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Newspaper Page Textr VOL. XX HOOD RIVER, OREGON, MAY 21, 1908 NO. I SOCIETIES HOOD RJVK.K OOM-ERCIALCLCB-MasU very atrond Monday la Mck month al I p. m- In itM club rouuis otw Jukm'i sior. A. A. J Ami, Prw. I. . Datidcok. Heeitrjr. OOD RIVER LODQK NO. 106, A. F. t-4 A. M.-MkIi tsatarday venlDf on or team Mrb foil moon. . N. Clar-B. W. M. D. McDonald, Beereury. HOOD RIVER Cn AFTER NO. 17. R. A. . Vmii ant and third Friday nlgbu of sack month. O R Cajtmeb H. r. K. O. Mlakchaiu BtewMary. O Hood River Comfcandery No. IS. K.T. . MavU every eond Monday rrenlpi Vf? oleaoh moDtb. W. K, Lara war. . C. J- A. 0. Moe. Recorder. HOOD KIVKR CHAPTER NO , O. E. 8 -MeeU eeeond Dd fourth Tuesday evenlni of U month. Visitors cordially weloomed. Carhib Bailey, W. M. Km iDt Woopwo-th, Beeretary. IDI.EW1I.DE LO OB HO. MB. I. O. O. JJ . Geo. Tho-soH. -eretary . EDKN ENCAMPMENT, VO.l.Ojr.-Ht-Knlar meeting aeoond and fourth Mendays oficb month. Obo. Tho), U P. H, C. H ith, Bcrlba. KEMP LODGE. No. 181. 1.O. O. r.-MeUj la Odell Improvement Co.'i ball every ur daynl.bl. Vl.lu.neordUUycweUmed.o RO MA8HJKBB, Rec. 8ecy. i. I. O. O. K.-MeeU Oratand third Erldaye . month. Mia, g.AYMN.0. Ella Mat Davidmom. HecreUtry. W.O. W. meeu the Jd and th Saturday each month at I. O. O. F. "'.VS'YT dlally invited. A.C.BrATN,C.C, F. W . MoRBVMOLoa. Clerk. WAUOOMA LODGE NO. SO. K. Of f. Meeu In K. of P. hall verv3Tljgj 'ht J. E. Nichols, K.of.and HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,70t, M. W. A-; Mwu lu 1. 0. 0. F. ball eyerv Wednesday Uht. H. 8. DAMO, V. 0. C. U. DA-IW, Clerk. OOD RIVER CIRCLE NO. K4, WOMENOT WooUcraa-MeeU at K. of P. ball on the firatand Third Friday of each month. Lou McKav MOLD, G. N. F. W. McRbtmold. Clerk. R1VER8IDKIXJDGENO. 88 A. O. I). W Mwrts Unit and third Saturday J ach month. K. K. OHAM.w, M. W. GEO. 8LOC0M, Flnnncler Oh lurr-a shutb. Recorder. OLETA A88EM BLY NO. 108, CNITKD ART-lsns.-Meet the first and third Wednea days, work: aeoond and fourth Wednesday Artisans' hall. 0. D. Husaicus, M. A. K. H. HABTWiQ.Becretary. COURT UOOD RIVER NO. 48, FOR STER8 oCAinerl,-MeeU every Thursday evening t8 0'c,ock. Wm.Fl-mi-0.c.R. F. O. Bbosius, Secretary. CAN BY FOOT, NO. U.Q. A. B. MEETS AT A O. U. W. hull, second and lourtu Satur dayaor each mouth a 2 o'clock p. m. All G A. R. member Invited to meet with us. G. R. CAirrNEtt, Commander. 8. F. Blythe, Adjutant. ANBY W.R.C..NO. W-MEETS SECOND nd fourth Saturday of each Month In A. -..U..b.....Atp.m. QiLti rmumki Lydia 8UMVKU, Secretary MOUNTAIN HOME CAMP No. , R. N. A. Menu at I. O. O. F. Hall o the aeoond and ftmrtb Friday, ol h month. q M km. F. E. Bbosiub, Recorder. U. A. meeu llrt and third Friday, of each mon at K. of P. ball. Geo. a. MILLBH, Pre lb re. ADO. OUIORABD. He . J. F. WATT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND 8 U KG EON. Teleiitioue.: Oltloe, 281; renldence, Hll. M! KG EON O. R. - N. Oo. H. L. DUMBLE, PHYHlClAiN AND SURGEON, i hIIi, urouiptly au.wei 3d In town or country, Day or Night. TeltMihnuei: Reittence,61l: Ottlce,UI3. Oltlie In the Hrolu Bulldlug. E. o. dutro. m. d. Physician and Surgeon Uflice over First National Bank. Hood River, Oregon. Office Phone Main 871 Reg. Main 873 M. F. SHAW, M. D. Office in Jackson Block. Offloe pboue, No. 1471. Residence, No. WS. UK. M. H. HHAKP OB. EDA B. HBABP Osteopathic Physicians oraduatei! of the American School of Oateopathy, Kirkaviile, Mo. Offli-e. Huoil Kiv.r l-auk and Tru.l Co. Bldn Hume I'liunt- lU'J Itefc- l"g-B C C. BK011U8, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND? SURGEON 'Plume Central, or 121. Hour: 10 to 11 A. M.: and 6 t7 P t to I Mrs. Mary Powell Jordan, M. D. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Ofllce uil itnldruce, home place of John Leland llruderou, lat St., head of Third 8U I'lionc ;i. DR. EDGINGTON Smiih Bulldiiig HOOD R1VKK OREGON DR. E. T. CARNES DENTIST j.Urt- nvrr Hart iiim Slnre " Telephone tl H.D. W. PINEO.D.D.S. DENTIST Ortif over Telephoae hirxi National Bank 131 0. H. JENKINS, D.M.D. DENTIST IVI. ii(:.me: OlHee2ar residence 28-B i iiliit- over llutier Bank, A. JUNK LAWYER AlM-trart Fin tiihed. Money Ined E. H. HARTWIG, LAWYER. win Prartlc In All lVnr1 Ofrli In Htnlib Building, ovr Klrst N- '.I nal Bunk. A. C. BUCK NOTARY PUBLIC AND INSUR ANCE AGENT Room 12 Broitiins Block DR 0. W. EDMUNDS SPECIALIST KYE, EAR, N08E AND THROAT Nw Br.ialu Bnlldlinr. Telphon Honn 4 White Salmon Valley Bank Tli small depositor iwivew th mime rourteuus tr'mnu as th larger onen. Wfc have Ixitli. COME AND SEE US. FJJ Btaklbt, K. Hurra, E.O. Blakcbab Pres. Vlca-frca. Cashier. V. C. Bbock, Awl. Caaliler. First National Bank; OF HOOD RIVER, OREGON. ! Capital $50,000 Sorplu, $15,000. P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co. ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS Depoty County Bnrveyor tor Waaoo County. Deputy County Surveyor for Klickitat Co., Wab. City Engineer, City of Hood River. Makeinrvey, plan and eiitlmate tor ew. r, llgbt and power and railway plant, and furnlah ub(;t to approval, plan., .pectnc tlon and estimate, for all clamm of building. puMie, private and mercantile. Mpeclal alien tloa given toeeonoicle and slow burning xra tru"tlin. A ecu racy aud economy guaranteed. Home and Pacific Telephonea. Davidson Building, Uood River, Oregou. JOHN LELANb HENDERSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, AB6TRACTER, NO TARY PUBLIC and REAL ESTATE AUKNT. For n year a resident of O egon and Wash ington Has had many year exertence In Real Estate matters, as abntrwtor, searcher of title and agent. Haliabtcllon guaranteed r oo charge International Correspondence chooj 8CRANT0N, PA. H. V. REED, Representative to4 Sixth UU, Portland, Oregon. Hood River once a month. Full infor mat ion mailed upon request. Eureka Meat Market McGUIRE BROS., Props. Dealers In Fresh and Cured Meats, Lard Poultry, Fruits and Vegetublea. tnea Delivery. Phone Main 35. M. E. WELCH, LICENSED VETERINARY SURGEON I prepared to do any work In the veterin ary fine.. He can be found by calling at or pbning to Clarke drug store. A. J. DERBY Lawyer HOOD RIVER, OREGON. Stranahan & Slaveu Contractors and Builders HOOD RIVER, OREGON. JOE WRIGHT CARPENTER AND BUILDER Phone 2I1-S Estimate! furnished on request. An honest job guaranteed. E. A. JEROME, ArcHitoct drafting and bulldlnir.I would respectfully solicit a pan nf the patnmare of tiie peoiilu ol Uood River wbo untlcipale buildlug. lurins reanable, a:id HatlsfHCtimt giiamnteed. Of Doe at residence ou Heights. H. SEYMOUR HALL, Surveyor. I am Qualified and i vimred to do all klndt of first clasH laiul surveytuK. Accuracy gusr- anteed. i nsse who w:s' nrst-claxs work dune address R. K. i). '2.. BHd River. Phone ftUxl. Ti BON FII EIEF ASSOCIATION OF McMINNVILLB, ORE. Announces another reduction in the cost of insurance. T. L. DUNSMOKFJ, THE DALLES or O.D.THOMPSON, HOOD RIVER FREDERICK & ARNOLD. CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS BftiBateifnrmsb:! on all kind of work Phmina- Arnold. Main IX FOR SALE. 110 acre place, G room house, about, six acres in orchard, part fine bearing trees, the others young Spitzenburgs, Yellow Newtowns and the famous KnnMnaiipples. Aline spring of water piped in the house. 250 chickens, horse and buggy and a fine cow goes with place; also all kinds of small fruits. Address H. Graham Home Valley. Washington Jut 12 mile below Ho-xl River on new North Bank Rotul. Price, $3,300 mi terms. Write me and I will meet' yuu with a rig. I . ABBO T Millinery, Hair Goods . , , a .,1 j KiCttaraf Oil S SllKS ana Embroidery Supplies. Opposite the Pari" Fair. MME Cbaa. O. Pratt, J. H.Oaborne, R. W. Pratt, President. Vice Pre. Caabler. Hood River Banking and Trust Co. We transact a geueral banking business and own ourown banking property Interest paid on time and Having deposit Safe deposit boxes. C.F.SUMNER HEADQUARTERS FOR Plumbing Come in aud exam ine our line of Pumps, Bath Tubs, La vatories, Sinks, Etc. ZENITH SPRAY HOSE Agents For .Ferguson & Wright Hood River Marble Works Are prepared to execute all order for granite and marble work, monuments, etc. McReynolds & Co. DEALERS IN Flour, Feed, Hay, Grain and Poultry Supplies YUCCA TREE PROTECTORS Petal u ma Incubators and Brooders STOCK FOOD Phone 1091 HOOD RIVER, OREGON McEwen & Koskey Gnrl Commission Merchants Prompt Sales and Quick Returns. Wholesale ueaiers in an iuus oi Fruit and Produce, Consignment Solicited. 129 FRONT H T. PORTLAND, ORKOON RALPH REED Best line of Cigars in the City Also handle line of Pipes, Tobaccos and Fishing Tackle BON TON ...Barber Parlors... The place to get an easy shave and first-class hair cut. Our shop is metropolitan in every respect. Porcelain Baths in Connection i). H. GRAY, Prop. Carry it full line of Whips, Robes, Blankets and Wagon Covers, Heavy Harness Also Double and Single Driving Harness All niAile in their shop. Cull and get our price before buying. Underwood and Little White Salmon CHOICE FRUIT LANDS Thin is where fruit large and small ! grow to perfection and commands the hi(;li-t market price. i A Favorable Location. In 8k:imniu County, the Southern pari of VV'av'hinjit'Oi, on the eastern slope of 'he Otiseadf range, thus lying he-twi-cn ti i wo extreme? the excessive rainfall of the cwt and drouth of the ea ith part of the state; and directly opposite liooil Kiver. I There Is no Boom. I Our land is selling on its merits and at reasonable prices. A Specialty of Small Tracts. We have now completed tha survey of a lame tract and can furnish from tot. acres up. Come and make your (elections as a delay means that yon will pav more money as prices are advancing. I have also Klickitat County grain and crazing lands, highly improved farms at reasonable prices. I Write or call on F. W. DeHart Underwood, Wash. Just a Few CHOICE LOTS LEFT In The RIVER VIEW PARK ADDITION Within Ten Minutes Walk From Postoffice No Hills to Climb Beautiful View Prices Are Reasonable Terms Can Be Arranged J. It Heilbronner &Co. Corbett Bldfj PORTLAND Daviuson Bldfj HOOD RIVER See Us For rami Lands WOOD FOR SALE. I am prepared to furnish rail! and slab wood, also other kind", ol wood. I have a new giwoline wood saw and am prepared to do sawing. Also do general team work, FRED HOWE. DR. JONES Dentist Crown and BrldL'e Work Twill without Plules. Treat ment of dis eased teetl) and gums. office In Brostus Building; Home I'lione 96 FlEilG & TAFT DRAYING If you want your winter wood cheap, have us put it in now. We also have three or four good teams for sale. phone 232-m Hood River Cutting the Grass will seem liko play if you have one of our new easy-running lawn mowers. All you have to do is to steer, the mower will do the rest. You will aW find among our hard ware all kinds of uarden tools Come and get your outfit where the reputation of our hardware is too iood to permit ub offering anything but ti e best. Wm. fiaynes Hardware Store Hotd River - - - Oregon A Hnrpain. Kifl.ty ncren, f.mr mili-P muth of Monii-r, l'i miles from i'o"i) River; 1600 Spitz, Xewtow ns and ieac!i trocs; house and barn; good t'-iiin horses, wagon, liarneK!; K ""I we'l ; a mmll or chard in bcai ing for home use; house hold furniture; 100 sacks pot a too, lialance of land easily cleared. Price, $4,000, if sold In 30 days. With the xd ditional of $li00 the place will be worth $8,000 in one year. Apply to Dr. Jones or Dr. Dnmble. At the Woman's Club meeting In Id last Wednesday afternoon the follow ing officers were elected : Preald- ut, Mrs. to. K. uoll; rlret vice president, Mra. F. H Button; third vine prt-ei- dent, Mrs J. F. Batchelder; renord tng secretary, Mrs. II. 8. Richmond ; Unsocial. Mrs. Thos. Cunning; treas urer, Mrs. Geo. Centner Miss Rutb Bryant sang very sweetly a Sooton ballad and Miss Edmunds, of Seoul, Korea, gave a brief but interesting talk on tbe young women la Korea. SCHOOL DRILLS AREVERY FINE TWO PERFORMANCES NECESSARY EnierUlnmtut Praised by Large Audi ence m the Rest of Its Kind Y.str UlTtn He-e. One of tbe Bnest exhibition of drill ever given in Oregou was presented at tbe opera bouse last Friday after noon and eveuing. At first tbe date was tet for the evening, tut tbe tick ets were all sold and people were clamoring foi more, ao tbe commit tee in charge deoided to have mati nee to aooommodate the great crowd which came. Ibe opera house was packed at botb performances. Word ounnot etptesi onougb praise tor the teachers lu charge ot the play. Ibey worked haid with untiring labor aud success is surely oertaiu when tbe work Is so perfectly planned. Credit Is due to tbe following instruotois: Misses Hicks, Willis, Eaileand all the teachers of tbe primary grades. Hood River orchestra gave a abort musierle before the curtain went op and wbeu It did to show four small children readlui rhymes out of a Mother (loose book. In a short time Miss Vera WillUnis, lu the cotume of Mother Uoose, ar rived and promised tbe children a peep of the people ot whom tbey bad been retdiug. So with a wave of ber niagio wand tbe different characters cams fortb all dressed to represeut their part Jack Horner with bia pie, Jack with bis bumped bead and Jill with the pail, Little Ro Peep with her shepherd's crook, little liny lilue, Jaok Spiatt aud bis wife, tbe Queen ot Hearts and her husband, tbe Knave of Hearts, Simple Simon, the Bride from London hi ought borne In a wheelbarrow aud the old woman with all her cblldreu were there, and what a bappy lot they all were. At tbe end of the act the children all snug song, the different verses of it all be iug nursery rhymes. The seooud drill was oue planned for rosn buds and, Indeed, tbe 16 chil dren resembled rosea with their tittle pink dressos and pink ribbons in their bair, and tbe skill with wblob tbey preseutnd tbetr ruler drill show ed the wise, careful and judioious training of their teacher, Misa Helen Dietz, one of tbe lavorite primal y teachers. Tbe little girls all sang tbeir motion toug and demonstrated it well. Miss Rradley acooinpauied them on the piano, To Misies Stewart aud Ulynn un stinted praise should be given for tbe exoellnnt way in which twelve girls taken from tbe fourth aud fifth grades gave a tainhorlun drill, iu time with tbe music played by Miss llragg. Ibe girls all wore white dresses, white shoes aud stockings and white rib bons, all looking very dainty and sweet. The next was an exhibition ot Ten nyson's favorite drill, winding tbe May pole, lustexd of using the colors of tbe rainbow, tbe girls were pa triotic and used red, while aud blue streamers, wearing white dresses. The perfeot winding of tbe pole in the many dillerent ways showed incessant tutoring under tbo capable instruc tion ot Miss Eby. Viola Niobolsou accompauied them on tbe piano. The exhibition following tbe flag drill showed plainly that the sixteen gills bad been very carefully trained by Miss lllnkle, aud was exhibited witb military perfection. The girls were all gowned in white with red, white aud bluo suslics across their ohests and tied underneath tbolr arms at tbe waist. Each gill can led two American (lags. Every motion show ed tbe girls graceful and obedient, tor no ouo unlets of an obedient na ture could have performed each move ment so perfectly. The next drill, under tbe splendid leadoiebip of Prof. Crouse, forced the audience to hulieve that after all boys oau be graceful if tbey try hard enough. Fourteen boys were dressed In khnki colored overalls witb sunflowers made ot green, yellow and brown tis sue paper pinned on tbeir ankles. knees, shoulders and chests, and their faces wore tbe liveliest looking sun flowers tbe reporter baa ever seen. Each boy wore a rudle of sunflower petals around bis face, bad a sun flower at tbo back of bis head and cartied green wands witb sunflowers at the top of them. Tbe drill, which was marched to music played by Miss tiragg, was perfeot. Tbo fan drill exhibited so beautiful ly showed tbe audienoe that even though uone of tbe sixteen girls iu it were old enough to he voted upon as belles of Hood Kiver, in a few years any one of them can very easily be chosen for queen. Miss blte cer tainly deserves hearty thanks for the excellent way in which the girl shew ed her good training. Xberu were eight paiis of girls dressed in the tul- lowing colors, eacn carrying a Ian io match her bowii Pink, oreen. blue J yellow, red and white. The graceful motions made with tbe fans, tlm har mony of the dilterent color mil tbe fc fleet nf tbe lights thrown on them was a thing ot beauty. Mis- Nuwtoo pl-iyed tor them. The laat drill was one wl M Ih.Iimi cluhs given by Ave w ll-drilifd gut, taught by Miss 'i-hntk llicra was not a single - our h.i : demonstrated what excella- t :ii : will do. The girls gave a ti,i.- xh'.l.i tion and kept perfect tiuir t.i ti.it-if played by Miss Bregg. Last Sight's Program Tbe following program ws ren dered at tbe opera house I -t VHiiiiy by tbe blgh school students ; Oiils'Ulee'.Club "Esudiaulna" Piano Uolo u it uwn composition Victor Nutley Recitation "The Mission Jiox that Scandalized tbe Village" Helen Orr Student Enterprises - 1'oot Rail and liase UalJ ... Violin aolo "Ilome.Sweet Home; Variations" Leila Radfoid Vocal aolo, "(Jatber tbe Roses" Souol Alberta Jackson Student Enterprises - Track Vocal aolo "Out Where tbe Billows Roll High" Petrle htsee Broslua A Representation from the "liaby Ulass" seniors Vooal solo - "HirdsGo North Again" Florence Hanna Recitation "nagar" Ada Mork Debate "Resolved, That All Bach elors Should be Taxed "-Affirmative Leland Ueveredge; negative Rurleigb Cash dills' Cilee Club "The Dance of tbe Fairies" PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL EXERCISES Sunday, May 24. Jolut memorial sermon iu tbe opera bouse at 11 o'clock a. m. Can by Post and Canby W. R. C. and other lodges will meet In their re spective ball i at 10:30 and enter tbe opera bouse at 10:45 in the following crder: Cauby Post, with ex-Couteder-stes aud Woman's Relief Coips; Mod ern Woodemen of A met ioojnud Circle; I. U. U. K, and tbe Kebekah Lodge; Knights ot Pythias and Pythian Sis ters; Woodmen of the World and Royal Neighbors; soldiers ot Spanish American war, Sunday aobooi child ren and the publio. Committee will reserve sea's for the above-named or ders aouording to tbeir u umbers. Church services in charge of Rev. C. A. Nutley Opening Hymn Sorlpture reading Dr. Purker nvocation W. C. Ulluiore Memorial Authem Introduction Choir M. P. I He libera Sermon - Rev. A. 11. Lsthron Solo,"Piomise of Life," J. A. Kppiug lieuediction uev. v. a, wood Closing Hymn .... maj 80, Memorial. Tbe procession will start from the K. ot P. ball at 1 :30 p. m. and tbe parade wiU form on the colors a short distance north of tbe crocs roads at the ldlewilde cemetery, with the U A. R.. ex-Confederate veteiaus, may or and city oouncil on tbo right. The other order in the same order ss for the Suuday service. March to the grave of Past Commander L. lleury, wneie toe seivlce will be as follows: Music by Hood River band or choir Commander's address by 0. R. Castner. Prayer by post chaplain. Commanders' charge. Decoration by officers ot the day and obaplain. Salute lo tbe dead, Each grave will then be passed in open order and receive its tribute ot flowers Biid tbe march coutiuued to the stand, where tbe following pro gram will be rendered: Musio - - Baud Reading, "Lincoln's Gettysburg Address" F. Dietz Soug ...... Choir Reoitatiou. For tbe W. R. C. aud G. A. R. - Bliinoh Ford Song, "Columbia" Schoolchildren Reoitation, For Koyal Neighbors K. J. Mayes Solo, for the Pythian Sisteis Mrs. A. 8. Keir Reoitation, "Old Glory," Joy Mason Oration Rev. J. 0. Tate Closing song,"America" Benediction - -Flowers will be thankfully received by the W. R. C. at the K. of P. ball May 30 at 1 o'olock p. m. It is requested that business houses close from 1 :3() to 3:30 p. m, MISS NICKELSEN. ELECTED QUEEN The contest is ovur. The polls clos ed at six o'olook Saturday evening, and aftui tbe voles were counted It was touud that Mies Margaret Nlcl el se u bad beeu chosen to represent liood River aa Queen of tbe Carnival. It was known for some time that the friends of the fair contestants were reserving their forces for tbe final day and when the voting started fast and furious Saturday nftorncou tbe real coutest was ou lu eutuoU. While it would be hard to docide as to which of the young ladies entered in the contest is teally tbe most, popu lar iu the city, pools were formed and centered on Miss Nlckelseu and Miss Alleu, in which tbe most votes wore polled for the former. State Republican Convention. Portland At the State Republi can Convention held in this city last week, the following were named as Presidential electors and delegates to the National Republican Conven tion at Chicago, June 17: Presidential Electors J. D. Leo, of Multnomah; A. C. Marster, of Douglas; Frank J. Miller, of Linn; R. R. Butler, of Gilliam. Delegates to National convention At large, C. W. Fulton, of ClatBop; Geo. H. Williams, ot Multnomah; C. G. Huntley, of Clackamas; A. N. Gil bert, of Marion. Alternates, J. H. f Multnomah; A. L. Tetu, "row"' ul ml"lu""' of Multnomah; W. A. Williams, oi Washington; H. C. Kinney, of Jose phine. First congressional district, C. A. Sehlbrede, of Coos; U. E. Will lams, of Polk. Alternates, E. D. Cutsick, of Linn; Frank Ira White, of Klamath. Second congressional district, Asa B. Thompson, of Uma tila; II. W. Coe, of Multnomah. Al ternates, J. B. Kelly, of Multnomah; J. R. Gault, of Harney. The Oregon Railroad Commission baa ordered the Southern Pacific to construct a sultablo freight and pas senger depot at Gaston. ON WAY TO PUGET SOUND FLEET PASSED ASTORIA YESTERDAY Reward of $7,00 Offered for Arrest of Mrs. lielle (inlness, if She Is Still Alive. San Francisco, May 18. Tbe At lantic fleet of battleships, after It days of naval pageantry and merry making in San Francisco, sailed to day for Puget Sound. One-bait of tbe ships will dock at Bremerton navy-yard while In tbe north, and the others will return here for re pairs and painting beneath the water line. Orders call for the reassembling of the fleet in San Francisco harbor not later than July 3. On July 7 the fleet will sail for Honolulu, and after a week's stay there will go di rect to Auckland. Largo Howard for Mrs. Ounness. La Porte, Ind., May 16. Seven thousand dollars has been appro priated by the county commission ers as a reward for the arrest of Mra. Belle dimness, if she la alive. The MRS. BELLE QUNNESS. Woinun whose numerous murders on ber Indiana farm have horrified the whole world. sum of $5000 has also been get aside to defray tbe expenses of tbe coro ner and $2000 for tbe sheriff's In vestigation. Digging on the '.'mur der farm" hag practically been aban doned, as it is not thought that any more corpses will be found there. Ban Francisco to Portland In Anto. San Francisco, May 18. Fernan do Nelson, a capitalist of this city, la about to attempt an automobile trip from San Francisco to Portland, and expects to make railroad time. Mr. Nelson has put up a Handsome sliver cup as a perpetual challenge trophy for the San Francisco and Log Angel es autolats wbo make the best time between these two cities. Shot by His Deputy. Redding, Cal. Deputy Constable Frank Llttlefleld shot Constable Tim Foley last week In Judge Brown's courtroom at Kennett. The bullet entered Foley's abdomen and the wound la considered very serious. Foley has been taken to the hospital. Llttlefleld is In Jail and Sheriff Mont gomery and District Attorney Tillot son are taking Constable Foley's version of the affair. Japanese Women Deported. Los Angeles, May 18. The first Japanese women to be deported from Los Angeles under the agreement between the United States and Ja pan relating to the presence ot Jap anese citizens in this country, were started on their way today. Numer ous Japanese men laborers, have al ready been deported for similar rea sons, but this is the first case ot Jap anese women. PORTLAND MARKETS. Portland, Or., May H. Wheat Track prices: Club 89c; red Russian, 86 c; bluestem, lc; Valley, 89c. Barley Feed, $24; rolled, $27 28; brewing, $26. Oats No. 1 white, $27.50; tray, $27. Hay Timothy, Wilamette Valley, fancy, $17; do, ordinary, $16; East ern Oregon, $18.50; mixed, $16; clover, $14; alfalfa, $12, r. Butter Extra, 24c; fancy, 23c; choice, 20c; store, 16c. Eggs Loss and commission 19c. Hops 1907 crop, 45c. yy00lValley, 11 11 Ho Eastern Oregon, 813c, at shrinkage. Mohair Choice, 1718o lb. off, ft: to SEATTLE MARKETS. Seattle, Wash., May 19. Wheat bluestem, 91c. Oats Puget Sound, $28 29 per ton; Eastern Washington, $28 21 per ton. Barley $24 25 per ton. Hay Eastern Washington timo thy, $1G17 per ton; Puget Sound bay, $10 11 per ton; wheat hay, $12.60 per .on; alfalfa, $10H per ton. SEnrw I