KLAMATH
VOL. Vili.
KLAMATII
FALLS,
REPUBLICAN
KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, SEPTEMBER
EVENTS OF THE DAY
QATHRRED FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
TWO HEMISPHERES.
Comprehensive Review of the Import-
■nt Happenings of the Past Week,
Presented In Condensed Form, Most
wortli( Loinldiiril, ii* Il WUH,
Likely to Prove Interesting to Our
physical perfect Ion.
Many Readers.
A brief walk It wiim from tin* e ,-hilt«-„u to
1 w
ISM »3
WAR ON TURK.
Knights Templar Recall Old Wrongs and
Consider Aid to Rebels.
Chicago, Sept. 17.—A 20th century
crusade against their ancient enemy,
the Tnrk, is being planned by the
Knights Templar, with ths Balkans, in
place cf Palestine, as the field in which
they will protect Christians against the
oppression of the infidels. Promiuent
members of the o der are agitating the
formation of a league That will send
regiments of well drilled fighters to the
aid of Bulgaria, and tlie crusaders of
the 12th century may have their proto­
type in a movement of the Knights
Templar against the troops of the
porte.
The plan has received consideration
by the Chicago members of the orga­
nization for some time, and tonight
was formally broached at a meeting of
St. Bernard commamlery. With 500,-
000 members under oath to ‘‘be ready
to go and fight the enemies of Chiist
even to the death,” it is expected that
an international interest will be stirred
in the movement, and *200,000 Knights
from the United States and Europe
may lie massed in Macedonia to tight
the soldiery of Turkey.
Among the 20,000 Knights Templar
in Chicago, the outrage at Beirut and
Adrianople have revived the spirit that
led to the formation of the order eight
centuries ago. At the contention at
Peoria, leading members of the organi­
zation discussed seriously the expedt
ency of issuing a call for volunteer reg­
iments to be sent to the scene of depre­
dations, with the result that tonight
one of the eleven local commandaries
was asked to take action. As yet the
scheme is not perfected, but the general
plan is to muster in regiments of Tem­
plars and tend them Io enlist under
the Bulgarian government.
HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON
levy in
J anuary ?
FOUR CROPS OF ALFALFA.
Attorney Oeneral Asked to Render Demonstration of Success of That Crop
Opinion on New Ta* Law.
on Heavy Clay Soils.
Whether a levy of state and county
taxes can be made in January, 1903.
is a question that has been presented
before Attorney General Crawford for
his opinion. The attorney-general is
out of the city and will not take the
matter up until his return.
The question arises out of the fact
that the new law changing the tLme of
levying taxes goes into effect January
1, 1904, while the levy of taxes under
the present system will not be made
until later in that month, when the
county courts hold their regular see­
slons. Under the present system the
assessment Is made in one year, the
levy made the following January and
the taxes collected In April.
The last legislature in response to
quite a general demand, changed the
time of payment from spring to the
preceding fall and provided that the
assessment should be made prior to
July 1. the levy be made In September
and the taxes he collected before De­
cember 31. Since the old law pro­
vided that the levy should be made in
January and the new law fixing the
time in September will go into effect
January 1. it is clear that when the
county courts meet next January they
wil! find the law changed.
One of the entirely new and valuable
exhibits made by the Oregon agri­
cultural experiment station at the
state fair, is a collection of apecimens
of alfalfa, showing the siiceesalvte,
< rops taken from a field in a single'
season. The station has been experi­
menting with alfalfa for several years
for the purpose of demonstrating what
can be done on heavy clay soils with­
out irrigation. The college people do
not conduct their experiments under
unusually favorable conditions, but
sow their seeds on Just such soil as the
average Willamette valley farmer la
using.
The alfalfa exhibited was taken
from the field at four successive cut­
tings in one year. The first crop was
cut on May 22, and yielde«! in green
forage 11.22 tons per acre. The sec­
ond crop was cut on June 22 and yleld-
t ».
foraRe 2 70 tons Per acre.
.
crop was cut on
28. and
yielded 2.80 tons per acre The fourth
crop was cut on September 3 and
yielded 1.47 tons per acre.
tho cottaci*. Ho, nt IciiMt, it »•■«•Hied to
the count. He amili *<J 11 M till >ey reached
Gaapard« r«m<* again to hia feet, aliak
China will ask rtxlreas for the recent
Rose was very proud of her llowere, I rk bin <lt*iicb«*d Im ml with
muttered the <lo4ir.
race trouble in Nevada.
"llow
soon
we
are
ln-r>-!"
lie
mild.
"J
.B«| abv loved lll<-m.
This lliornilia inriiMi«*«, ami weemintfly Inclined to re­
think the distance must have been estl-
Russia desires a loan to develop com­
ahv ba.l brought the first of the rsro turn the attack,
wl,m- roses which had oprue«! iu the
you want mine more, my fin** united Incorrectly, I think we liure I h - i - ii mercial enterprises in the Far East.
warm sunsMue <.U her favorite tri e. Hii.- fellow. I think,” »aid (hr tfentleuiail. “If hardly halt mi hour in coming. In your
Great Britain, France and Italy have
was coutiuulng ber way, when u shadow thiit I m (he 4- mnv , I cun flu lab you a* well father nt home, Hose?"
lie was not there. Louin did lint go notified Turkey tha the toaeeacres must
Ml across th.- »unlit path. au«l stsrile.l now mm imy time. Y oh deserve a sound
III. but nlood an iuataiil by the door and cease.
l„r. Hsisitig her head, »lie b«-b«-ld her thrushlna. mid 1 am qnite willing to ad
minister it. Are you ready to rvceiva It?’’ looked nbout him.
ceuaiu Gssparde......................
Frost did considerable damage to the
"Wliut ii pli-amint little place this la!"
-tlixsl inoriiiiig. Mii.lvlilolsvlle Hose,
'I lie man kko * a veogvfitl glnnce, an­
corn crop in Northern Illinois, Wiscon­
other warning with that rlenrhed hand, ■aid lie. "Hose, I should like to tale a sin, Ohio and Iowa.
bi- said.
Carelessly an«l briefly she returued Ills ami, turning, walked rapidly down the »ketch of It, some day. with you sitting
Just here in the sunshine in the doorway,
A report that the king ol Servia had
aslutatloii. mil was harrying on to es- aerent, without uttering a word.
,.,| h - ....... hi« unwelcome presence, when
been assassinated caused much excite­
The count looked after him an inNtnnt, at work."
mill fill'll Joim-il Kus.-, uli.i, with l*'»ii«|..|
Ili- paused a moment longer; bent to ment in Paris for a time.
be Isi-i hi* hs»'1
hl'r •n"
"Htop s tuono'Ul. Cousin IC-»»e; 1 wsnt fear mid Interest, had watched thia brief Inhale the fragrance of the mignonette in
Joseph Chamberlain has been invited
It* box ou the window ledge, and tlleu
to ask ion « qneatlon. I came over to acene.
to visit Chi ago and give an address on
“Ah. moualeur, I
the «-ottsge s moment ago, mid fouu«l
thank you
very turned to hia pretty companion again.
urithi-r your father nor yourself nt Imine m iirli!” ■ lie »aid, gratefully, a« lie ad-
"Adieu, my little friend." lie touched his views on tariff questions.
J wanted to »■■<■ him on business. I ran<-t«<l towards her.
her hand In a hnir-as»iire<l clasp.
The resignation of Feeretary Cham­
caught «Iglit "f X"" coming along the road
“And I am very glad that I happened
"Adieu, monsieur. You have been very berlain has agitated all England. The
bere, slid »0 hurried mi to overtake you to I m » near," he returned, with n trunk good to come so far with me.*'
cabinet crisis has not yet pasted.
to ask you where he In."
•»mill', ”to «‘haKliar the insolent fellow.
"It was a pleasure." lie mulled, turn­
“He 1« at the hml»«- of iii'iglibor An
Why, hr was over-bold, Hone! Who is ed away, and was gone.
The irrigation congress selected El
CHALLENGE HOP YIELD.
toine, I believe," nliawered Hose, coldly;
And Rose, after a 11101111-111'» thought­ Paso, Tex , over Boise for the 1904
"at least. In- said In- was going there, lint
"A worthless cousin of inliie. mon­ ful glance al bis receding figure, went in. meeting, so it can come to Portland in
Lane County Yard Tarn» Out Nearly
let tue go. If you please, Gaaparde," all«! sieur," replied Hose, "who lias under­ and prepared her father's dinner against 1905.
■he sllp|M--l her <rm away from hia hand, taken to annoy me occaalonally of late. Ills return.
3,000 Pounds Per Acre.
LIVESTOCK SHOW GOOD.
e
The Kham rock If lias been sold and
«hose lightest Imi-li was «Usngreeahle I bops his well deaerveil punishment will
•
•••••
The
beet
record for hopyard» that
to her "let me gn; I am In a great hurry. teach him better manners for the ru
"I will huve no insolence, Gaspar,le, will lie broken up for the value of the
Breeders Bring Better Herds to State has been reported this season, or In
ruiu-l that! loll will keep away from material. The pri«e is said to have
1 am going 1» the rliateau."
lure.”
fact for several years, comes from th»-
Fair Than Evev Before.
"O, are you?” Io- sai«l. cokll.v; "thru I
"I hope so; but It will lie best to be­ Itoae in the future. Nhe detests you, and l>een near »7,000.
yard of George A. Dorris, near
will aei-oiupaay you as far ■■ nelgrlsir ware of him now. You muat keep, es your language mid conduct of this morn-
A better lot of dairy cattle were nev Springfield, whi< h Is regarded as on*
Since May 21 Turkish troops have
Aiitoln«-'«. where I may meet your fath­ mm h as possible, out of hia way.”
Ing fully justify her in so doing,
__ I warn
er brought together in the Northwest of the best yards In the county. Mr.
er, One always likes company on so
You know my character; beware massacred 187,700 people and burned
"That I have always done, mousieur. you.
than those that are now to be seen Dorris has 10 or 12 acres, and from the
133 villages.
There are 200,00)
lonely a road as thia."
But I k - has never I m - cii so daring la-fore." of arousing me by a repetition of this."
in the livestock department, of the Ore­ first five acres picked and baled he
HIQHER THAN THE LAW.
lie wnlke.l on lay her aide, whistling
Hugh Lu monte, at sunset, had been troops engaged in the murdering and
"I think I heard him mention me, Itoae.
gon state fair. For many years the had 14.000 pounds of hops, or a yield
■mu«- gay air from time to lime; Imt lie What did be any?" asked tho young Blanding at his door, and Gaaparde, re­ pillaging.
most progressive and enterprising of 2800 pounds per acre. The yard
Porto Ricans Who Insulted Stars and breeders and dairymen have been foreman says that Instead of this re­
dlil not s|M-sk again for » long w bile. count.
turning to Ills home beyond the forest
Oregon wants the 1904 irrigation
Roa* was iu dread lest tin- subject of «11»
from
the
village,
where
hi-
had
passed
Stripes
Sent
to
Prison.
Itos«- La monte blushed slightly, as she
striving for something better than port coming from the choice parts of
rusalon which lin.l arineu Ix-tweeii them replied.
the day, was obliged to pause on the congress.
San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. 17.— what they already had, and each the yard that the whole yard will not
the night lx-f<ire nhoulil I m - renewed. But
path
leading
past
the
cottage,
to
receive
"lie said that yell should never collie
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, says he Edward Conde and Leondas Gillot, two achievement has but spurred them on fall below that average, and single
the stern reprimand of the former. He is not a presidential candidate.
he kept 011. whistling and meditating by to th«' cottage again."
to another effort.
acres could be picked that would yield
socialists, who spoxe in a recent meet­
turns, without recurring to It; au.l hop
"Ah. yes, I heard it; I rememls-r IJOW. f<-ar<-d Hugh; he could not escape, by a
The farmer generally was not appre­ 3000 pounds.
ing
of
the
American
Fedetation
of
I-abor,
The
torpedo
boat
Ioiwrence
was
badly
display
of
hia
lienal
bravado,
tin-
bitter
lag, as they went mi. that he did not Aud lie knew of my visit by the foot
ciative of the endeavors of the breed­
Eng- were put on trial today for insulting ers until in the last few years when
menu to trouble her with It again, she prints? lie must huve le-eti watebing severity of Hugh's words, and, In these injured in the gale of! the New —
B'g Chunks of Gold.
the American flag and threatening the dairying became a promising occupa
began t<> f«-«-l somewhat relieved.
me closely. Yet, where could be have circumstaueea. Ills last resort was a mil­ land coast.
There was a display of gold nuggets
At length, however, lie stoppixl whist- seen me? I only completed the jouruey ieu silence, which indicated the spirit in
life of Governor Hunt.
tion, and farmers found that they
loinl Commissioner Richards says
which he received them.
liug nu-l glance«) -lonu ut his compau- from Lyons last uiglit."
Their speeches teemed with abuse of must raise less wheat and more stock at the Medford bank a few days ago
"Do not come hither again. Keep where lien land law is largely responsible for the gcvernuient. One of the prisoners in order to maintain the productive which were taken out of the celebrat­
Ion's face.
The giHxt marquis was standing ou the
ed Sterling mine, owned by H. E. Aw»
you belong, among your fellows. I ahull the many frauds.
"They say th«- Count d'Artols lias ar­ terra<-e steps as they went up.
was accused of advising the workmen qualities of their land. Now every keny, about 15 miles south of Medford.
one
places
a
proper
estimate
on
the
rived at the chateau.” he remarked.
"G<w>d morning, my <-blld," ho said, In- there to-night, at the rendezvous. And
While Sir Thomas Lipton is seriously upon the return of the governor on
value of the livestock breeders' serv­ The value of the nuggets is between
Ibine was silent, though she saw some kindly to Rose. “Out so early w ith your it will In- near the last lime, to give you
ill, bis physicians Bay his condition is October 1 from the United States to ices to the country as a whole, and $3500 and $4000. They were all good
orders. I mild clear my hands of this
rejiiin.li-r was rxpecte«l.
roses?"
parade carrying black flags and then gerat Interest centers in the relative sited pieces and were all picked up
not danger us.
business soon. I am getting sick of it.”
"1 auppose there will I m - gay doings
Hhe smiled.
by hand during the clean up process.
"Getting sick of it, is he?" muttered
there now," h<- went on, seeing that she
New York has been swept by another to make demands upen the government. merits of the different cattle, individ­ The largeset nugget weighed nearly
"Yes, monsieur; and they are very firn-
the fellow to himself. "Good! I shall gale.
<11.1 not mean to speak; "for the count ones. Her!"
Shipping suffered heavily, al­ If theta demands were refused, the uals and herds shown at the fair.
$140. Th‘- represents but a very small
have a rare sweep of it. when I get af­ though the damage on land was not so speaker added, the alternative of kill­
Is a gay man, ami not a very gooil one.
part of tue season's clean up of thia
"Yea, Indeed. And you have brought
ing Governor Hunt remained.
fairs under my manageim-nt. You will
either," he a.l.led, niallcioiinly. though
Coming Events.
mine. The bulk of gold from this
heavy as before.
a rare supply of them.
But. after all,
The other orator was said to have de­
In- knew not king whatever of the count's you will carry back more than you bring. abdicate, monsieur, in my favor. Excel­
M. A. A. C. carnival, Portland, Sep­ mine is made into bricks, which weigh
lent i"
Chamberlain, Ritchie and Hamil­ clared that the American flag was a rag tember 14-26.
rharacti-r. "I’lmple tell that lie In a
nearly $3000 each, of which several
Your walk has done you good, 1
"Go," said Hugh Lamont«*, coldly, at ton have resigne«! irom the British cab­ fit to cover rascals and iriniinals. The
great spenilthrift."
Mulnomah fair association races, Ir­ have been sent to the mint.
and h«i smilingly stroked her damask
Yet lto«<- was silent, though her cheeks cheek, to which the exercise, and 11 little length, as he looked up one«- more—"go; inet cn account of protection issue. accused vehemently denied the charges vington track. September 21-26.
it is sufficient the lesson which 1 bear Other members are expected to follow.
grew hotter. It was nothing to her what
Thev were tried before Justi.e Kopel,
Teachers institutes—Oregon City.
Fortunes From Cascara.
excitement together, bad ind«M-d brought
the count has taught you thia morning;
rhara.-ter the geutleman might bear;
convicted of anarchist conduct, and September 15-17: Klamath Falls, Sep­
(hr awi-etvat of roses.
Nearly »60,000 in cash
A
Tonapah,
Nevada,
mob
compelle«!
otherwise,
you
wonbl
receive
from
mu
for was sin- not almost an utter stranger
tember 28-30; Lakeview, October 1-3; amount realized from cascara bark
Coloring still more ilerply, our heroine,
sentenced to six months in prison.
now something more serious than the re­ all the Chinese in the town to leave
to him? But she had seen him, ami - on
with laughing eyes, ran up the steps, ami
purchased and shipped from Benton
Justice Kopel said the flag is higher Hillsboro. October 28-30.
proof
I
have
given
you.
Go!
”
Ami
he
under
pain
of
death.
One
old
man
celre-l n g-xxl opinion of bill!, ami she
Harney county fair. Burns, Septem­ county this season. Careful compila­
disappeared within the entrance of the turned ami went into the cottage, shut­
died from the effect of a I-eating given than the law and anarchists nee-1 never ber 14-20.
was ashainril and in-lignnnt at Gas
tion and conservative estimates place
chateau.
ting the door beliiud him.
panic's mischievous, lll natured remarks.
him. The city officials have 18 men expect any mercy in hie court. The Stock exhibit at race meet, Portland. the exact figuresat »59.400. The pro­
The young <<>uut related to hl> uncle
case has established a precedent as a September 21-26.
"Oh. I will pay you finely—won't I, under arrest for the crime.
"Report says, to««," contlnil«--! Gan
duct is represented in 27 11-ton cars
Porto Rican official warning that at­
psrde. "that he in iilxmt to marry Ills th«- Incident which had occurred during inoiisiciir'f" muttered Gaspard«-, between
Fair. Toledo, September 22-24.
of bark, either shipped or to be ship­
Sir Thomas Lipton is quite ill at tacks on the flag and government must
lieautitiil t-oiialn, Ma-lemoi»elle
Helen. bis morning's ramble, The good marquis hia clenched teeth, ami making a menac­
Second Eastern Oregon district fair. ped this season.
The aggregate
stop. The Americana and loyal Porto The Dalles, September 22-26.
The contravt was mail«- years ago What listened with interested attention, and ing motion towards the direction. “And Chicago.
weight of the bark was 594,000 pounds.
the count, too. 1 linve a ri-ckoniiig with
■Io you think of all that, Cousin lt«»c?" strongly evinced sympathy.
Carnival. The Dalles. September 29- Though much of it went at 14 cents
Frost in the Nebraska corn belt ban Ricans are jubilant, while the social­
"The rascal!" lie said, indignantly, as both of you, a long one. Never fear hut
for be wan determine«!, by a direct ques
1
ists are angty at today’s decision. The October 3.
and better, so much left the peelers’
done
much
damage
to
that
crop.
be heard of Gaapsrde'a rudeness. "I am I will pay it well; and then for my pret­
Race meet. Sumpter, October 1-5.
tion, to make her apeak to him.
hands at 4. 5 and 6 cents earlier in the
convicted men will appeal from the
Klamath county fair, Klamath Falls. lieved to have fallen at about 10
Bulgaria will take no steps for war judgment declaring that Justice Kopel
"I think you ar,- very wicked and very glad you gave him a suitable correction. ty Rose, of whom you an- so Jealous!”
(To be continued.!
disagreeable," sh<- aii»w<-re«l plainly, "III That fellow marry Rose!"
until the powers reply to her not.
season that the average price is be-
had no jurisdiction and there is no law October 6-9.
"It is to be suppose«! that her father
Carnival Pendleon, October 6-10.
cents.
pulling other people's characters to
covering
the
offense.
The
interest
in
A heavy snow has fallen around
State Baptist association. Oregon
LONG-DISTANCE SIGN TALK
pieces, ati-l a gossip who meddles with will resent his Insolence."
the
case
is
intense.
Cheyenne and Laramie, Wyoming.
City. October 19-23.
"<>, undoubtedly undoubtedly, Louis,
other people's affairs. Fie on you, tian
High Grade Goats and Sheep.
Crook county Jockey club meet.
parde! I am nshnined of you;" and »hi- lie Is a stern mail, that llngh Lamont«-, Hmnkv Pillars ■■<! Flcrjr Arrow« Wera
Russia's policy is saiil to De to let
William Riddle of Monmouth, han
Indi «*■« Metho is of Coin in 1111 'cat ion.
Prineville. October 27-29.
hurried mi.
EXPECTS NO BIO BOOM IN SILVER.
and will teach Uasparde hia business af­
Tiiiklng by smoke mix one of the Turkey subdue Bulgaria, then she will
Scotch reunion. Fosil, October 27.
taken his pens of pure-blooded Ango­
“Hard words hard words, Mndemol- ter this. He la n strange, stern man, si­
seize the land.
ra goats and Cotswold sheep to Salem
Department Official Denies Philippine
selle," said Gaspardr, «peaking in a «-are- lent ami reserved, ami almost a hermit. menu» of communication upon the
Logging In Lane County.
for the state fair. He has been award­
le»» tom-, and idtiug hi« lips to conceal ■ a one might say. lie seldom leaves American plnltix In tlie curly lillVH of
Coinage Is to Be Melted.
Premier Balfour, of England, advo­
idea
of
the
amount
of
logging
An
the vexation caua«-«l by her sharp reproof; home; works in his little garden, and tills travel. Tills kind of talk soon iHH-atue cates retaliatory duties against protec­
Washington, Spot. 17.—Colonel Ed­ done In I-ane county may be gained ed in the past a number of premiums
'Till coining from micli pretty lips. I nev­ the thrifty patch of soil adjoining it from Intelligible to tin- trnveli-r. so that lie
tionist nations.
wards, chief of the insular bureau of from the fact that the Booth-Kelly and his stock are in fine condition to
er coni,I take them for earnest in tlie tnoruing till night, or «-«its in th«- forest uii<l«-rMt<Hxl tli«- Hlgiilfli-anee of the
enter this year. Mr. John Stump also
the war department, denied the widely lumber company alone has 50,000.000 has some pens of blooded Cotswold
world. Do you know. Cousin Rom-, I th«- wood which is to serve for his w in
An explosion in the liasement causeil
spires of smoke which lie sonietltues
feet of logs either in their booms at
hare heard it sahl that 11 woman ever ter's fuel, an-l often a load to carry to »aw rising from a distant rhlge or hill, the destruction of a seven story build­ circulated report that the new Philip­
sheep at the fair grounds, and they are
pine coinage will soon disappear in the the mills or ready to be floated down handsome types of the breed. Both
treats worst tin- man nhe Is-st likes; BO the town on market days, with the pro­
ing in New York.
melting pot, owing to the greater valne the river. They have 4.000.000 feet these breeders have had much experi­
I take ymn hard handling for no many duce from hl» laml. ■■ may not I m - re«|iiir mid auawered III kind from 11 different
of logs at their Coburg mill and 10.000,-
it wan the signal talk of
ence and raise the best of stock.
compliments, Bild feel «illite flattered by e«l for his own use. II«* has. I think, 110 dlnx-tlon.
Ex-Senator James K. Kelly, of Ore­ of silver as bullion.
O00 feet more floting down the Mc­
tin-
Imllaiis
acrons
miles
of
Intervening
them."
enemies; yet In- seems disinclined to court
"The present rise in silver is, in my Kenzie. They have a drive of 6,000,-
gon, is dead. Of recent years he had
Itoae grew a little paler; Imt she neith­ th«* friendship of any, though the few country, mid was use«l In rallying tli<- lived in Washington, D. C. He was opinion, merely a reaction from a long 000 feet more coming down the Wil­
PORTLAND MARKETS.
er l-x.k.-l at nor answered him. Ami still neighbors alx>ut him, among the farm warriors for mi attack, or in warning
period of depression.
Looking nack lamette to the Springfield mill and 18,-
84 years of age.
she hnrrli-d mi, glad that she was so near house», are kimlly disposed toward him, them of a retreat when that seemed
over the last six years, the increased 000,000 feet more banked ready for a
the i-ti-l «>f her walk, for nhe hml almost ami every one of them loves lift!«- Rose, ueceaMry.
The loss from the recent storm along use of silver in the arts has been too drive. The logs at the Wendling and
Wheat—Walla Walla, 78®79c; bit»-
h-aclied th«- iisci-nt to the chateau.
lie Is apart from them a distant charac­
Tlie Indian luid 11 way of xeiidlng up the Plot ida coast continues to grow as small to warrant anything of the sort, Saginaw mills swell the total to 40,-
stem, S0*S2c; valley, 80c.
Well, i-oiisiii," said tianpard«-, “I hope ter."
tlie smoke ill rings mid puffs, knowing communication is established with the and the leading continental nations of 000.000 feet.
you have thought better of the offer
"And a peculiar one. from your descrip­ tlint such a column would nt once I m - outlying districts.
Flour—Valley, »3.65*3.96 per bar­
Europe that use silver in their coinage
which I inmlc to you last night.”
Fine Salmon In River.
rel ; bard wheat straights, »3.60*4.00;
tion.”
are not enlarging their purchase, So
noticed mid uiiderstoo<l to be a signal,
Ne, nor ever shall," she answered, ree-
The Japanese premier says his coun­
"Precisely. He lives a peasant's life.
wheat, patents, »4.10*>60;
The fall Ashing season has now hard
»hitety. though with 11 alight tremulous- an«l wears a peasant's garb, ami yet he mill not the smoke from xonie ordinary try will go slow in the Manchurian where is the pretended great use to
come from?”
progressed sufficiently to establish the graham, »3 3**3.75; whole wheat,
tie«» of tone.
camp-fire.
can assume a.v, mid In- does, at times,
affair as a clash with Russia is to be
»3.55*4.00; rye wheat, »4.60.
1 I hat i« a great pity; for I am renolv- the bearing of a very king. Tho humility
The rings were made by covering the
fact that there io an excellent run of
avoided if possible.
Cable Ship Ooea North.
•4 to have you.
at
nil
r~
-
Barley—Feed, »19.00*20.00 per ton
...
eventa, my dear, of his position 1» belied by tho spirit ami tire wltli 11 blanket for a moment, then
steelheads and silversides in the riv­
•0 you ne«-«l not be shy. ’.
Seattle, Sept. 17. — The United er of fine quality. Fall salmon have brewing, »21; rolled, »21*21.60.
Admiral Cotton reports all quiet at
And now, demeanor of the man. He is uticotnmnni- siiildeiily removing tlx- blanket ami al­
there h another quratlon s »till. Hose. I
States cable ship Burnside sailed for not yet put in an appearance, but there
Oats—No. 1 white, »1.10;
«ray
catlve, distant, almost haughty, toward lowing tli«- smoke to iiseelul, when the Beirut.
■upimae you haven't seen this raneally
the north last night, to continue the are some tules. The price paid is 3 111.06*1.10 per cental.
nil others; to his child, he is the tender- fire was Instantly covered up again.
young count of whinii we have been
England
is
preparing
to
send
a
fleet
work of laying the cable from the cents per pound for steelheads and 1
«•st. most affectionate of parents."
Th«- column of HMcemllng smoke ring»
Millstuffs—Bran, »21 per ton;
•praklng?"
head of Lynn canal by way of Sitka, cent per pound for silversides. Sea- dliags, »25; shorts, »21; chop,
"You Interest me. uncle.
How long nald to every Indian within a circle of to Salonica.
There was _ a .....................
..
»iii-«-r In hi» ton«-.
Ilin hnve you known this man?"
the capital of Alaska, to this city. borg’s cannery at Eeagle Cliff is pack­ linseed dairy food, »19.
|M-rhii|>x twenty or thirty miles: "Look
The British cabinet crisis has been
'Jil slniK-e, in n sidelong direction, scan
"He came Into the neighborhoixl some
She has a stretch of 600 miles of cable ing silversides and is receiving all
»•»I the young girl'» countenance,
out. there Is mi enemy near."
temporal
ily
staved
off.
Hay — Timothy, »14.00 per
twelve or thirteen years ago. mid settled
aboard, which was transferred from the that can be handled.
“O, yon won't toll, eh?” lie said. "I
A
writer
In
the
t'lilcngo
Tribune
ex
­
clover,
nrminai; grain, »10; chea
in the place where he dwells nt present,
Macedonian rebels have decided 2 steamship Texan, which brought the
juppos«- if I should ask 11 closer question, remote from every other habitation. His plains that three smokes built close to­
nominal.
Anxious for Free Locks.
cable around the Horn from New York.
adopt
a
guerrilla
warfare.
' Might g,-t you to talk. Was he nt ths
wife, it is supposed, or lias been gather­ gether tnvmit danger. On«- ainoke sim­
Butter—Fancy creamery, 25*27>
The
Independence
improvement
It is expected that the entile consign­
Inst night, or thin ......
The physician to the Turkish emlias-
ed front some remark» made by him or ply said. "Attention." Two meant,
ment of cable on the Burndde will be league has been asked by outside val­ per pound; dairy, 18*20c; store,
will not tell you," »be uttered, trsm
ey
at
Vienna
thrashed
the
ambasmlor.
Rose, was 1 d«-ad. Hose herself was then “t'miip at tills place.”
laid and the vessels will lie back ley towns to help In securing free locks *10c.
wing in every limb with fear mid indlg
a little cren ifur<- of, perhaps, three or four
To one who hits traveled u|»on tlio
at Oregon City. The people there are
The nations!
irrigation congress for the filial link by October 16.
s ion. Ami she attempted to »prlng up
Cheese—Full cream, twins, 14
A peasant he may be by birth, pinina tin- usefulness of tills long dis­
very enthusiastic in their support of
w path; but he seised lu-r hand mid years.
opened
at
Ogden
with
the
largest
at-
Yoang America, 15c; factory pria
I con
but
I
cannot
treat
him
like
one.
this
matter.
It
is
stated
that
a
con
­
imile telephon«- I m - coiiu - s nt once up- temlnce in its history.
prevented ln-r.
Montana Crain Beaten Flat.
fess, he perplexea me."
siderable reduction in freight rates 1*1 Me leea
parent. Monietlmes nt night the trav­
iT'Lr"my
1 ""'"t •“•op
Poultry—Chickens,
mixed,
1!
Butte,
Sept.
17.
—
A
Miner
tpecial
"I
do
not
marvel
at
it.
IVhnt
a
mys
­
would be the result if this could be
Secretary Shaw has deposited »4,-
DI « little longer.
Listen, now.
I
eler snw fiery linea crossing the sky,
secured as there is a toll charged on 12Kc per pound; spring, 14*14>
l„'','*,." ’ wn" there, although you have tery the man muat lie! I have tin- great­ shooting up and fulling, perhaps tnklng 000,000 in national banks in the cotton from Dillion says: As later reports are
est curiosity to behold hint."
broilers, »2.00 j
received in Dillion, it is evident that every boat that passes through the bans, 12*l»c;
and grain growtog districts.
tc. x'*rI
n”t t° tell me; for the
“That you will doubtless do, sooner or 11 direction dlngonnl to the line of vi­
dozen; turkeys, live, 10*12e
____
the storm of last week was one of the locks at Oregon City.
nun'«’ i°f B
f,-et nnd a gentle-
France
has
sent
a
cruiser
to
Beirut.
later, though It will be with difficulty, I sion.
pound ¡dressed,14*15c; ducks, »4*4
most disastrous in the history of Beav-
lath., 1 ?
.. ........... outside, the
If
he
was
mi
old
tinier
lie
might
in-
(
Shortage of Men for Harvest.
think, that you will obtain communica­
per dozen ; geese, 15 <4 6.50.
Tarks did not spare a single Chris- erheail county, and all ol the oldtimers
tv
,o
<•"""•• 1
Pr’t-
There is any quantity of grain yet
assert that it is the severest September
won-» *'
h"ve *’*" •••eaauro. Hut he tion with him. But here conies our Rose terpret the signals, mid know that one tain in their massacres at Monastir.
Egge—Oregon reach, 26c.
n t >-,>,0,. tlll.ri, ||(tn|n m)nd
N
of tho wilderness.”
fire-arrow an arrow preparetl by treat-
storm that has occurred in thia country unthreshed and In the fields around
Pot»toes—Oregon, 75*55« per M
Independence.
And
there
is
an
exten
­
Ing
the
head
of
the
shaft
with
gun-1
.
.......
__
____
And,
as
he
spoke,
the
young
girl
ap
­
klm” *
you imiy g|ve |ne A
Socialists of Rome threaten to hiss since 1865.
A conservative esti­ sive shortage of men to handle the sweet potatoes, 2Mc per pound.
peared nt the door.
powder mid tine bark im-mit the sume
(,Mr when he vizits that áty.
mate places the damage done to threshing outfits. A number of the
"Uncle,
”
said
Louis.
Louin.
"I
must
go
bnck
back
Wheat Sacks—In lots of 100, 5X
ti-rror”.^!'1';;
me
. ..............
1 a 1-1—-I ■ "l-l. I. « h-l ■" u» the grain fields of thia county at »100,- threshers have been compelled to
“0 v * '
n* h® hehl lior hand. with her, to see her safely to th«- etui of
Beef — Gross steers, »3.76*4
000.
close
down.
Some
will
not
be
able
to
may
meet
that
insolent
-Mj; - ..... .... ......
Win-' 11 " ’iou't Klve ni<- one, will you? her way. She
dressed, **7c per pound.
get
a
threshing
crew
into
their
grain
x. then, I must lu|„, |t «<
fellow again.”
"This danger Is great." Several nr- body will resign.
To Prevent Monopolies.
Veal—per pound.
inside of two weeks.
"You are right, my dear boy—you are
thiit hnc
"l-e two words to
rows
said, "Tin- enemy nri' too mmiy | The situation at Beirut is improving,
Wellington, N. Z., Sept. 17.—Pre­
right," returned the marquis.
Mattea—Grose. »3; dreeeed,
Looking for a Creamery Site.
Louis could not help observing how for us.” Two arrows shot up Into the The new vail is working hard.torestore mier Seddon has introduced a very
•he thleli.1'!'1'* iOV"'
*Pr""K "«• "r
6Mc; lana be, groes, »3.50; draws<
Curtis Seeley of Walport. Lincoln
much more beautiful, If possible looked nlr nt once meant. “We shall iittiu-k. 1 general confidence.
drastic
bill
for
the
prevention
of
mo
­
vol«-« th,,« . ’y ’
"'■Xaide; 11 resolute
county, one of the firm of Dlven 4 Hog»—Gross, »6.60*6.76; dre
'"'•rn
‘«»""o words; a graee- Rose this morning, than when ho hml Three nt one«- said. "\I <- nttnek now.
'
The Portland ministerial association nopolies in New Zeeland. It proposes Seeley, creamery men, hs been in Jose­ .c
first seen her, although, even then, It was Thus the untutored savage could tele­
,-„l.
'
,b ,ron force that laid the ran
announces its intention of closing gam­ to establish a monopoly conrt, with phine county lately looking up a loca­
Hopo
—
IMS
crop,
21c
per
pouncL
And a?1*
¡»nmtriite ou tlie earth. ns If he had suddenly come upon some phone as well nt night 11s by day.
full powers of a supreme court, to in­ tion for a creamery, and has been in
bling and side entrances to saloons.
«^Hnnt"1”"''1"' ‘/'"f
f""' "f I''* lovely picture touched with tho warmest
Tallow—Frieze, P*» pound, €
vestigate all complaints regarding the terlvewlng the farmers around Grants
coloring
and
most
perfect
grace
of
the
T
He h„,i ' W,IH "boost hiHtino with rag,-.
Argentina Wants Immigrant».
Russia has asked China to grant it enhancing of prices by the formation Pass, and of the Applegate valley in No. 2 and groa«, 2K*3n.
•"It th,.S"!11,1 fo,'m« board that voice, painter's art.
The Argentine Republic baa offered it more time for the evacuation of a fron- of trusts and prescrilies iieavy penalties regard to the feasibility of the enter­
Wool — Vaflay, 17*ltc; B
"How pretty she is!" thought the count; large tract of fertile lumi to Japan If It >
before
' *tbt of that arm, to Ills cost
for offenders.
Oregon, 12* 16c; mohair, >5* »7
I tier province in Manchuria.
prise.
"ami she is only sixteen.”
will scud her 20,000 liunilgranti.
11,1 Co"nl Louis »too,! there quietly,
Aud It was not her face alone that
CHAPTER IV.-(Continued !
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