Klamath republican., July 21, 1904, Image 1

KLAMATH
VOL.
IX.
EVENTS 01= THE DAY
KLAMATH
Ct I Y «ItlWNDS Of OIXJÜ 9OAD5.
Will the Farmsrs Accept Their Aid er
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OP THE ,
Treat Them as Maddlara
CHECK
REPUBLICAN.
FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON, .JULY
JAPANESE
2Í, 1MM
WATliU« Atti, kl xi ÜIMJ.
Suburbs ol Kansas city Can Now
psi I Rsll»L
NO.
1«.
FLY TO THB HILLS.
e»-
HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON
C toed karst Sweep« a wav Bealoaaa Per»
•toe ot Mitchell. Or« goo.
ENGAGEMENT OCCURS IN THE DI-
Kansss City, July 12 —Flood waters j
Mitchell, Ore., July IS.—A wavs of
Among those Interested in road im­
RECTION OF YINKOW.
: at Armourdale, Argentine «ml l ower
water from 25 to 30 feet high swept
a
provement, tlie farmer* of courea aland
Kaunas City, Kan., on the raging Ksw j
down Bridge an(j Mill creek canyons,
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MINING N«:Alt «JOLO HILL.
CttLIDE OIL »OUND IN WELL
tirasi. Tli« < barai lei and condition of
which converge just above town, and
and west to Manhattan, Lal I way arrows !
Ciimprrtwnalve Ibvkw of the Import­ ' Hie rouda ara of vital intereat to them Victors I <>*• Vary I ew Men On« Thoua-
destroyed a great portion of thia place
Kansas, have fallen steadily since late CoaaMerabie Activity Shown on Old • nd Marlon County
People ar« Much Ri­ alrout h o’clock last night.
Warned
ant Happening* of the Put Week. eveiy day ul the year
■nd ol Mikado'* Iruor* Put Owl ol
The farmers,
ye*lerday, and today continued to re­
New Properties.
cll94l by th« DlKovary.
by a storm of unusual violence, accom­
I*r«a*nl«d In Condrnwd Fores, Moat until recently, hav« been compelle»! Io
of Action Cassas k a I.la le Anibuab calls.
In Armourdale, however, the
(♦old I!ill—’The Condor Power A
Salem—There is yet a remote poe«i panied by a brilliant slretricnl display,
I Ik sly to Provo lotereatlag to Our ■'.ruggì» with lb« road problem without
on Rrmutr Part of Coast and Shall«, water stood over six het deep in the
Mining company is placing a new steel bility that oil may Ire struck in Marion all escaped, so fsr as known, but
lowest
plates.
At
the
stockyards
the
Many Mcndcra.
Advance
Column
Martin Hmithand Mrs. Bethune. They
limili help or eix'ouragi-ment from any
fail was «low and conditions were still wagon biirlge •cruag Rouge river just county, a* the moat recent distoveries were caught by like ttixxl and drowned.
other claoa. Now, however, some strong
would seem to indicate. At tbe town
bad. Most of the pens were fl.sxied Ireiow the Kay dam at Gold Ray.
The main portion of Mitchell lies in
of Pratuma, about 10 miles from
Liao Yang, July 18.—General ham and it will not Ire |**Md,le to handle
The R ii aia i l<Hu*ea in III« laat liattie eli'inenta of the city |x>pulalinn are
L. T. Pock man, representing Kan Salem, three ia an old well in the rear a narrow canyon. A storm of unusual
ai Fort «r liu «re placet) al 5,500.
sonoff
seriously
cliM'kod
the
Japanese
receipts for another day. The rail­
rallying to llieii sup|*irl.
Among
I rani isc« capital, has txruglit the of tbe home and blacksmith shop ownad seventy I,ad raged in the hills during
The llusaiana m-iasd thè Chicago Illese may be named the Inanufacturer« ■■Ivance in the direction of Yinkow on rood* aie recovering, and today every
the afternoon, and the inhabitants,
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Hawkeye
American Mining claim in by the Rice Bro«.
Inly II. Ilia Cossack* ainlmshed tin- ¡,ll‘ • west and south operated some
New* illapatch Uni and towed II luto of road building nuu hinery ; the n ak
This well lias l«en alramloned for
1 '•< '»••* rlii»*'er to Heppner a
trains in ami out of Kansas City, al the Willow Spring* mining district, several months beramie it “roared,” r**r
Pini Arthur.
,*,“ok themselves to high
ere and uaera of bicycle« and autolno- Japanese column, amt put 1,000 out of
ami bar moved a complete mining out­ that is, math- a noise like the sound
•l°nB
the canyon.
(‘bolero «mi dyaentery are «alti lo l>« biles; and the moneyed men ol the action. The Japanese attempti-d to
fit out to camp with a small force to heard in a seaabell, and becanee th« About ti o’clock the roar of the flood
■qddemit aiiK'iig Ilo Japain-*e troupe «t
citi«, who have nu>n«y Invealed in Hie advance to Yinkow along the > ■«■(, Imt
Frng Wang I heng.
cMnrnenc« development on tbe prop­ water did not Mate gc.xl. A few days could 1« beard, growing louder with
i country. These (Miopie are entering I they were hindered by the marshy ■
ago one of the Rice brothers let a bucket the great wave’« ueni*«r approach.
erty.
Nelthar side In thè meaipackers'
The crash a« the great inase of water
; inbi tlie work for the navi improve- ■ ountry, which also increased their
In near vicinity to this pro|>erty Ro­ down into tbe well, and when ba pulled
«trlke «ili atlow lite othrr In diciate
struck the first buildings was deafen­
it
up
he
was
surprised
to
find
that
bert
Allison
and
associates
have
taken
thè tenui of «ridirallori, Imi bulli want ment with even more eiilliuaieain ami difficulties in cairying off their dead
ing, drowning the shrieks of terror of
a leas« ami bond on the Hchump mine there war about half an inch of crude
nml wounded during tin retreat.
(■enee.
*a-ul than the farmela.
women and children as they strove to
and ate cleaning out and retimt«ring |M-troleum floating upon the top of the
i
Tire Ruasiana bad ex|a* te<l a move­
climb still higher out of harm's way.
Just now the farmer« who want lx-t
Grrei ili Usiti La* granU*l thè lant
the old tunnel, from which, the own­ water.
ment in tliia diretion and a company
The incident has ersated quite a stir Far down ahead of the yellow mass rode
requi-al of ex Praeident Kroger alni Ili» ter roods ar« brought face to face with ;
ers, a few yean» ago, took out several
of cavalry with two gun« lay in arn-
in the neighborhood, and it is quite a messenger on horseback warning
rriiisinr will Ile ahiugaltle thtaei ut hi* a most important question
thousand dollars in free milling ore.
Will he Imali III the bigli grasa, i-etchillg the
proljable that step» »ill 1« taken in those still further down the stream of
alfe in Ilio Tiansvaal.
The
I
ucky
Bart
mine,
on
hardine
accept the anaistance of these city al­ Ja|*ani m - in the remotest part of the
impending death.
creek, has laren leased to J. W. Hays the near future toward the sinking of a
T he ptcahlent of l’anama Im asaureil lies* Will |,e welcome tlie aid of th«- coast «ml «haltering their advance col­
The t>uildinge in the path of the
well
for
the
pur|»>ite
of
recuring
oil
in
and partners, who are now doing con­
congresso en «sciti*! over the custom
flood were swept away like so much
paying quantities.
ms< liinery man, the capitoliet, the bi- ' umn. The artillery lire of the Rua­
siderable
ilevr-lopment
work.
bolla« Ditti III- I» Clllltldl-llt the Unitisi
aiaua na* splendid and the Japanese
brush.
Of over a score scarcely a
J. M. Patrick lias taken a year's lease
Ktatea will Interpret thè treaty in a cyclist ami Hie automobiliat'* Or will were unable to make effective reply,
vestige remains, eave where shattered
>n
the
Braden
mine,
two
miles
east
of
Droath
in
Cig-kamaj*
County.
lie treat them ■• achrmeis who are try They acre forced to retient.
lineisi «pirli.
boards and timliers are caught on trees
The
town, and is working quite a force
Oreoga City—Unless there ia a good and bush, far below the town site.
Ruaeiun hairi-a were sis killed and
mg to meddle witli his affaire?
of men on same. While repairing and rain in < lar karnas rounty within the
The business portion of Mitchell was
The answer to these questions ought eeven wounded.
titling up Hie ten-stamp mill now on ensuing few days, fall sown crops will
NUTIVK Frrtl Pt'III.IL'ATION.
not greatly damaged, being built on
io <le|x>n<l on what these city friends ol
the property ba has leased the Bowden Ire largely a failure. In eome sectiona
<»( thr liitrrlvr.
ground above the reach of the main
Japan«*« I lag 1« Hoisted.
mil) at Gold Hill, through which be rain would not be beneficial at thia
loitid l»rtbr al
Vl« w < >rr
ginsl mods are |>ro|x>aitig to do II they
force of the torrent.
Juno I.
will tun some 200 or 300 tons of Bla­ time, the prolonged drouth having al­
New York, July 18.—Th« Japanese
pro|><Me to have Hie country riarda irn-
Notice la her« t»v alvrn llial Ihr follow
den
ore.
This
mine
has
produced
have
hoisted
their
national
ting
on
h»K itamwl •«•Iller rtua nir«l r»«»ll<«* of hl*
ready done its work. I-ate sown oats
HEPPNER PEOPLE ALAR.1EO.
Inlriiilon »•> nwtkr nital
In aui»i><jrt provi d in order to increase their buei- Itoee i«la nd, in Chernul|Hi harbor, says
large quantities ol |>ay ore in the past; and potatoes, whi< h constitute two of
hla • : tiiu mit (Ital Mid l»t • ...r will !><■
ueaa
ami
rullane«
their
pleasure,
and
as
fir.
Kay
baa
been
steadilv
ex
­
a Herald dispatch from Seoul, Corea.
ms<l« betöre Ueor«« T lishlwlu. t'uuntr
ALTON B. PARKER
the princi{>al crop« produced in Clacka­ A Oreat Rusk of Water Comes Dowa
J'xtsr of Ktnmnlh ('ounly. <>re. ■( Klam
and blocking out ore in this mas county, have already suffered ex­
wholly at tlie cx|xmre of the farmer, The Corcati fortifica lion* thereon are
WUlow Creak.
Democratic Candidate for President ploiting
nlh Falls. Ore i»n Tu«a>lny, Aiisu.t »t»i
ptoperty for tbe past five years it now tensive damage, while it ia estimated
>'»< vis
Hamuel I* l'orler ut He<in«ld. then he should spurn the profferd al­ «till jteiniittekl to fly the Corcali ensign,
Heppner,
Or.,
July 12.—A big elec­
<>re«.n, hom««lea<1 No i’IISt. for Ihr «'s
lias immense oie reserves in sight, suf­ tliat not more than 50 per cent of a hop
but thia ia dwarfed by the larger em-
of
sr'. of sw'* amt nw‘. <>t *»'•
liance. If on Hie contrary they are
trical storm, accompanied by a terrific
though
with
little
regard
for
schedule.
to
keep
tbe
present
ten
stamp
ficient
b
cm
of
Japan.
Native
agitation
»e. tiou
t. wrislilp «' a. rnnss |: K VV M
i crop r an be expected unless there is rain
rain, occurred here last night. A great
l(r nsme« the followlii« wlthesa»« to proposing, through state and national ■gainst the granting of a concession
The relief committee of Kanmaa City, mill running ■ number of years.
I 'luring tiie coming week.
prova hl« r*»ntlnumra reshiem« ui*>n an<1
downpour of rain commenced at a little
Kan.,
which
is
caring
for
5,000
or
6,-
The
large
ore
bodies
in
this
mine,
(ulllvallon <»f «nbt tarnt, vis Frank Van taxation to lift a large perl of the bnr- covering Hie stream and varani land
before 8 o’clock and continued, for an
Meter.
latfaveli«
Vsn
Meier.
Himer
rights lontinuea unabated, klliougli the 000 houseleM in the mu burim of that in places from 1 to 20 feet iu width,
Dipping of Bet I Cattle.
kl -re and trank Realer, all of lle>in»l<l. ilen off the farmer and (dare it on tbe
hour. All of the people living on the
. cityt have decided that uo outaide aid are found and opened to a depth ot I*- ’
Japanese
minister
is
still
pressing
the
i>re«<>n
taxpayers of the rilles, lie ought to bid
Echo—The work of dipping a train­
J N WATHoN. Ilealsler
Conan foreign office to a favorable con­ it nerde«! except that granted by the tween 400 and 500 feet, thus Sibling load of beef steer« will liegin on Butter fiats of Willow Creek moved to higher
ground.
them welcome, ami esterni to them tbe clusion, stating that Hie Coreana lack war department.
Two thou«an«l ra­ another case to refute the old and well-
creek «ix>n. The farmers were com-
At 10 o’clock a rush of water with a
glad hrnd.
established
theory
that
there
are
no
­
NoTiC'K FUR FCHI.ICATIoN.
tions
were
aent
from
Fort
l^ea
ten
worth
the finances the
executive ability
;>elled to dip the stock by Dr. E. N. tremendous roar came down the Wil­
Thia ia a live question (or the farmer n*|iuaite to a proper development ot today, ami ad«!itional f<*«l suppliea thing but “pi* ket mines’’ in Southern Hutchinson, of Portland, who will be
I 'rpflt lllielit of (hr Interior.
low creek Canyon, and in th« black­
Oregon.
I nml Ortkr at tak«« View. Ore.
will I* gent each day a« needed.
to consider and answer. Already the th<**«* resources.
present to superintend the work. After ness of the night many people were
June 13 |»»4
Mesar*.
Simons
ami
Hawley
are
Many
jFeraonn
are
returning
to
their
Salvage
operations
continue
on
the
Noll» e 1« tier* t>> gl\»»i thnt »hr follow
the beef cattle are attended to several alarmed in fear of another Hood. Out­
opponents of the stale ami national aid
rd t naa hied notice of hla
sunken Russian cruiser Variag.
It is hornea in the higher part* <4 the ti«>od prospecting E. E. Miners' placer Hionsand head of other stock will Ixs
Intention t«> < «»rnmufe hla claim, ami that are at work trying to sow ace<la of ana-
side of taking out a few bridges, the
ground
on
Kat:
«
creek
with
a
view
of
»lirtrict
aa
the
water
recede*,
hut
will
hoped
to
have
her
oo
an
even
keel
this
»al«l pr«M>f wlll t»r rmi«lr ladorr (irargo
Dipped. Asa B. Thomson, K. N. Stan­ •lamage was small in Heppner. There
demotist
rati
rig
its
ailaptability
for
l»e
many
daya
la*fore
the
great
majority
< haataira
I'uiinO
< lerk of Klamath pii ion in the minds of the farmers, ami month.
Dre work of raising the sunk­
field and J. B. Saylor have installed was considerable damage in the country
»’ounlv. <»rrg«»n. al Klamath Falla Orr
dredging purposes, and are meeting
they will do their beet to prevent any en merchant loan Sungari ia rapidly of the thalcd houaea are inhabitable.
g»m, on Monday. Auguai w. IPH. vlf T
Hie dipping plant, and it is one of the by the flooding of alfalfa fields ami ths
witli very flattering results.
i
Nl« hola«. hofnralrml No Z7>l. of Fort
pnx-eciling.
liert in the state.
washing away of quite an amount of
hidinuiii h'laiiiuili <*utinty, Oregon, for co-tqn'ratimi Ix-twei-n the country and
DAVIS
HIS
MATE.
lot .No 19
lion 3, townahip 34 a , range
hay along Willow and Hinton creek
the city friend« of good riarda.
I
W M
Monster Ito;al Anae Tree
Brief la Review ot Klamath Case.
Pxi.oicr run HJR panama .
bot toms.
Hr namea ihr following wltnemwea to
A«
a
matter
of
fact
state
ami
national
Monroe—On the ranch of James E.
Ek-S«nator from Wot Virginia on Tick-
prow Ina contlnuotia rrai«lrn< r upon and
Salem—William B. Matthews, at­
The great flood of last year cleared
• iltl.ail .n of *f*l»l lan<1, vl« It M Mor- aid offer the only hope of gtmerul risei
Edwatdo, a pi<»new rearding near here, torney tor the state of Oregon. I>as tiled out the channel of Willow creek, so
ex With Partee.
MsrchanVs W,run*l> UO|««t So Amsrlsaa
Ian Andrew Hlaggy W. M Morgan and
Improvement, and «urli aid can never
utiiea M I trnr-v all of Klamath Ore
Custom H oum .
St. Ixiuis, July 11. — Ex-Senator atamU a mammoth Royal Anne cherry in the «lepartnient of the interior a that the stream can now carry a gieat
J N WATNON. lleglater
for many year* motion lot a review of the Klamath volume of water without doing much
of West Virginia, was tree, which bar been
I h - wen red if tlie city people array
- to visitor.
—
Panama, July 18.—-The decree of Henry G. IMvie,
•ruing nominated for* tire •<> object of wonder
and - to 1 ' swamp land case, which was recently damage.
yesterday
mo
themeelvee
against
it.
Unleea
tlie
.......
.
_
..
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tl.«.
»...*.
I near
Governor l>aia estahliahing a custom
NOTICK FOR IM Ill.tCATlON.
i-
national
•
‘
•»"Iff
’
.'»
lowing
along
the
toad
decided against the state. An extend­
president by the llemocralic
The railroad bridges between here
lamiera are wholly blind to their own Ixiiiae in tire canal Ione Iras created ex-
which
it
stands.
ed brief has also been field in support and Heppner Junction were damaged to
1 »«-(ntrun«-tit
thr Intrrlur,
convent i‘«i, uliivli a»Ijourued sine die
cilrd
comment
here.
The
princi|ral
The
tree
is
9
feet
3
inches
in
circum
­
laid < »fTb r at I^»k«- Vkw. Or*. intricate, they will welcome aid fumi
of the motion, in which Matthews tries some extent ami the train was unable
Jut»* K.
m,'IIranis of Panama ami Colon aaseni at I 31.
Four feet above to show that the department was in to make the regular run.
every source, ami will make eveiy ef­ bld in the Cotnmsrial club to discus*
Others in the rate were ex-Senator ference at the butt.
Null«'«* In hrr«-by glvr»» »hat »tir f«»ll««w
log onmo»l a«'t!lrr han Hird tiotb <* of hla
Turner, of Washington, Uougr<-ssinan the ground it divides into three error in its decision. The motion will
I n I r n 11 < » ft t«» makr final proof in aupport fort to secure the |n>werful aid of the the situation, and, unanimously decid­
branches, one of which is four feet in probably not be heard for some time.
MEET BIO DEFEAT.
«■f hla « lalm. ami thnt • m »I«I pr«w»f will to*
ed that tire establishment of a custom Williams, of Illinois, and ex-S-nator circumference, another 4 feet 6 inches
mi «ir Ix-furr th«» R<-<latrr ttl»«1 R«xr|vrr state and federal g ivernments.
house in such form means the ruin of
ut l^tkr View, <»rrg>»o ««»» >l<»n44>. Aug
The branch
another 6 feet 4 inches,
JapaecM Softer Loss of 30.000 Mow la
Caarssry Outfit for the Sluslaw.
hm I Rih. IWH. tla
Frrderh k Htuklr of
Hie commerce of Panama ami Colon
measuring »> feet 4 inches divide« into
Merrill Klamath Cuiiih, Or’fun. home-
Frost of Port Artkar,
MAY
TRAP
ARMY.
Astoria
—
The
Astoria
Iron
works
has
■ ml consequently of tbe republic.
nif.t.l N<» .’é»’ for thr »twig «»f »»••’. *« •
two branches, one being 4 feet 4 indie»
tliifi
lownnhlp 4«' «. rnitge |«t i: W M
St.
Petersburg,
July 14—A dispatch
completed
the
manufacture
of
a
boiler
The
canal
commissioners
and
officers
in circumference, another 3 feet, the
llr liurttrM III«’ following wltoran a !»»
from a Russian correspondent at Muk­
provr fila rontinuoua rrnlorm r uiwili a»»«l Japan«.« S««m 1.tasty to Shut la Kero- ! of Hie government have disciiimd the
smallest branch mentioned being as and complete cannery otifit for the
(UltlVAfloh of nal.l lumi v|g <’ >1 M«-r
Prrteper Canning company's new plant den, dated July 12, says:
situation, which ia ludievd by all to
large as an ordinary tree at the butt.
rtll. John T King
\%r«l»rr PuMy an<t
palkln's Eero««.
“According to intelligence received
on the Siuslaw river. They will be
l<« rt I my la. all of Merrill <»r« g*»n
Ire extremely serious unir as Hie deciee
The
tree
is
50
feet
high
and
its
wid
­
J N WATHON Rrglatrr.
here, the Japanese last night attacked
Ire revoked and Hie interests of Panama
Chicago, July 16.—The l»ally
est branches cover a space 45 feet in di­ snipped on the schooner Rio Rey.
positions near Port Arthur, and were
ameter. It is 60 years old, and li r
has the following from Hie neat of war considered.
repulsed with enormous losses, not less
NoTK K FOR PfHUCATlON.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
The newspapers have started a cam­
several years has yielded a fruitage of
by a staff correspondent:
than 30,000, it is said being krlled or
paign to piove to the people anti
I »rpMrtmrnt «f th* Intrrlur.
200 gallons per annum.
Niu Chwang, July 16. — Kuropatkin government of I he l'i>it«*<l States
Ortl. <• at Mhf VI« w ore.
Wheat—Walla Walla, 67c; blue- wounded by our mines.
June 17
stem, 75c; Valley, 77@78c.
rertna in danger of ln*ing shut up in Tn injustie of the measure, which is
Nolle* I" hrrrbjr Klvrn that thr follow
Rrd Boy Sal« Confirmed.
Place* Casualties at 28,000.
Inti io*m«*«1 »»«-ttlrr luo nitti nolle«' «»f hi* Teh« Kiao.
Rarlev—feed, »23 per ton; rolled,
The Russians are I«- cause of excitement in all circles.
I.pnrt
inirnfloti I«» iitaku fhirtl proof In »opnort
Baker
City
—
The
sale
of
the
Re-1
Bov
London, July 14.—The morning’s
$24
50(925.
Yesteiday
morning
the
steamship
111
t»r
«if I i I m « I m I hi . ftn«l thnl *al«l |»r«M»f will I m « wllilercd by Hie Japanese movements,
mine, which was dis|>osed of at receiv­
OKi.lr I., for»- fMotK' I
Hithlwln.
»untv
j: -------- « , ’’ z"7iiy
Oats—No. 1 white, $1.20; gray, Poet Shanghai corresfiondent says that
Cily of Pekin, of the Pacific Mail
of Klamath <,«»onty. a( Klarnatn which arc an ill nml unei|>ected.
er's sale several weeks ago, has Ireen $1.15 per cental.
the Japanese casualties by land mines
The Steamship company, art ivd from San
Wh.
Full*. Oregon. <»n Turwiav. Auffual
—_ -
conflrmnI by Judge Eakin.
This
Flour—Valley, $3.90(94.05 per bar­ at Port Arthur Sunday night are re­
ia i \ lx Win k>>n»«ik "f M«’rrill ’ *r,\ Russian geneial had elalxiratcly planned Francisco, which port she left on June
means tliat Hie (80,(MM) for which the rel; bard wheat straights, $4(94.25; ported to have oeen 28,000, but none
M<«n. hoinr*t«-at| N«> -lift, for
f . th»* «»*-a
On arriving at Coriuto, the City
nw'g aw1, of nw*< and l«»t t. Orcliun H. to fight a great tialtle at Ta Tclie Kiao 19.
mine was sold will 1« distributed at ciears. $3.85(94.10; bard wheat patents, of the many special war dispatches
of
Pekin
got
clearance
pa;rers
for
An
­
ttiwfiwhlp 41 •. rnngr !'» H "
"
llr namra »hr followltx wltn«--«»'* In today, but to his aurpriae the affair did
once to the creditors who attached the $4.40(94 70; grahaiu, $3.50(94; whole mentions a J. (laneee disaster at Port
con,
tbe
American
port
in
the
canal
pr<»> •• hl* contlnuotia rvahlrnc« upon an<i not come off.
'Die Japanese made a sone, ami the captain of the port of
property. It also means that the re­ wheat, $4(94 25; rye flour, $4.50.
Arthur.
rulllvn I Ion of *al«l Ian«!. \ 1» A V
hit -
organise-1 syndicate will proceed at once
tiry. C V Hthurk, J T King and Frank feint against Tai pi ng* han, and
the Panama refuted to receive the nteanier
Millstuffs—Bran, $19 per ton; mid­
■ira>l«rnl all of Merrill Oregon
Oe neral SUH Without Advice.
to reopen and work the mine.
When dlings. $23.50; shorts, $21; chop. $18;
M um ■ovite leader finally discovered claiming that under the treaty with
J N \VATH<»N. Rrgkltrr
St. Petersburg, July 14.—The gen­
the property was sold it was an non nee-1 linseed, dairy food, |19.
that the enemy, instead of giving l«t- the United states all |n>rta in Panama
Tlfnhor l«aml. Art «lune 3, l#7W
I hat it had l>een pun based by a syndi­
tie, had marched across his front, tak­ are under Hie jurisdiction of the l'aria-
Hay—Timothy, $15(916 per ton; eral staff has received no information
noth f :
for
ri hi . h ation
HENRY G. DAVIS
cate of stock holders represented by clover, $889; grain, $11(912; cheat, regarding the reported attack on po­
Vnlted Ntat«’* la»n«l Ortica,
ing up a position on some hills to tlie man authorities. The captain of the
l.akcvh’W orrgon, slum» 3. !>>l
sitions near Port Arthur and the lime
To the north of port also made n protest on the action Democratic Nominee for Vice President Alexander PruMing, of Chicago.
$11(912.
Nnllcr I n I h r«’ltv gh r»i »luti In c«»mpll- east of Ta Tche Kiao.
of 30.000 Japanese killed or wounded
ani «• wlth thr provlalvna of thr a< t of Ta Tche Kiao in tiie dilection of llai- of the Pacific Mail steamship company,
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 19<920c.
by Russian mine«.
< ■< •ngrraa of Juiir 3, 1N7M, rntltl«*<l "An clicng ami I ia<> Yang, the Japanese
Broad
Hauge
to
Fair
Oroonda.
Cheese
—
Full
cream,
twine,
new
which he considers against tlie rights Harris, of Kanra».
Mr. Pavia won
a< i f«»r thr aiilr «»f tlmlwr lami* In II»«’
Kiat«* of t’allfornla, orrg«»n. Nrvadg. forces are moving in three txnliea, of Hie republic, and sent a copy of It to easily on the first ballot.
Salem—The Citixens’ Light A Trac­ stock, 12912H»*; old stock, 7(9 8c;
Eil-Senator
Japanese Capture Fort.
timi WaMhlnglnn Trrrllorv,
aa ritma­ while a large fresh reinfoicement i*
the president and to the agents of the Turner, the choice of the West, was tion company, under the new manage­ Young Ametica, 13(914c.
rti lo all th«- l'ubile laiml Hlatra b> acl
Chiefooo, July 14.—A Frenchman
advancing toward Ta Tche Kiao from company.
Poultry—Fancy hens, 12S<913c per
The vote ment, has under way and in contem­
<«f A tignai 4, lMtt
only third in the race.
who arrived here on a junk from Port
FRANK MARHROW,
Iwlow Kaipiug. The Russians remain
plation extensive improvements and pound; old liens, 1214@ 13c; mixed Arthur this morning reports that on
( stood :
i»f Klantalh Falla, t’ountj of Klamath.
in
their
positions
dazed
and
puxxled
to
chickens,
12(9
!2Sc;
old
roosters,
10c;
’
_
.
...............
..
\t
Davis,
<>54;
Williams,
165;
Turner,
changes
to
its
property
in
this
city.
Sfitti* nf Oregon, ha* tlila tlav Mh*«1 In
Ovation to Skrydlotf.
July 7 the Japaueee captured Fort No.
th!* <»rtb r hi*
«worn
*tatrm«»nt, N<»
know what all thia means. The fact i
present a large force ol men is engaged young roosters, 12913c; springs, IS
Vladivostok, July 18.— Vice A «Imi- 100; llatris, 58.
f««r thr purchnar of l«ot 3, of Rrc-
14.
in transforming tl.e old narrow gauge to 2-pound, 18(919c; broilers, 1 to Im­
llon No 1, In Townahlp
No. 37 Routh, that the ,lapane*« have made no at­ ral Hkrydloff teceived a great ovation
Itami’* N«» m Ka*t W M . nml wlll <»lt»*r tempt to la-cupy this city seems tomye-
i line from the fair grounds into the pound, 19920c; dressed chickens, 13(9
Ou
a
rd
s
and
Bandits
Clash.
For Sals of ths Friar Lan4s.
at a fete t<slay under the auspices of
proof lo ahow tini! tilt* lumi moligli! la tify them still more.
| city, into a broad and standard gauge 14c; turkeys, live, 14> 16c; do dressed,
Only a few Rua-
mora vahmhlr for Ila tlmlwr or afona
St. Petersburg. July 12—The war
the Thirtieth rille regiment.
The
Washington, July 14.—The bureau
tlinn for iigiì«ult»ir»»l piirpomi**, ami t«> sian trisips are here now.
15(9
16c;
do
choice,
18920c;
geese,
track,
so
as
to
form
a
continuous
broad
horses were removed from hie carriage, (ministry t<*lay receiver! a dispatch
«Mtabllali hi* clalm lo aititi lami b«*fotr
9J4.'910c; of insular affairs of the war depart­
gauge line, in the form of a loop, to live, 7<98e; do dressed,
<l«-org«* T
Hihlwin, »’«ointy Jmlgt* of
which was then hauled by officers anil from General Kuropatkin's chief of
ducks old, $6<97 )>er dos; do young, ment has received a copy of an enact-
and from the fair grounds.
Kilt ma! h <’ounty, Orrgon, a! Klamnth
Panamanlana Take Alarm.
staff
reporting
a
couple
of
unimportant
men of Hie regiment. Alter the ban­
niabnt of the Philippine commission,
l'itll’«, • Mfgoii, on Nlomlny, thr 22<l «lay of
as to aixe, $2.5094,
Colon, July HL—A wharf id in quet the admital telegraphed Io Gen- affairs between frontier guards and
Aligli*!. IWM
Eastern Oregon Mills Busy.
Vegetables—Turnips, $1.25 per sack; providing for the temporary leasing
!(<■ naim'M ita wllm**a«*R: W O Hinlth. course of construction at Cristobal at
etal Kuropatkin that the assembly had small part it's of Chinese bandits near
and sale of the lamia commonly known
Frank Fax, .1 <’ Hinlth, Archlr .lohnaon,
La Grande—All loinber companies cariota, $1.50; leets, Ji.25; parsnips,
orni .Inmra I >o) I«*. nll of Klamalli Falla, which lumber and other supplies I- o drunk to the health of the officers and Port Arthur, and adding that the
as friar lands, for the purchase of
$1.25;
cabbage,
ltii@l*se;
lettuce,
( irrgon.
the canal will lie landed. The build­ men of the Manchurian army aiding: troops forming Hie garrison are in ex­ in Eastern Oregon are running their
which the government of the Phil-
Anv ami all priaonm rlalmlng mlyarn*-
i
head,
251940c
per
dos;
parsley,
25c
per
ing of thia wharf lias given rise to mis­ “The toast whs teceived with tremend­ cellent spirits.
Skirmishes
occur mills on full time, and orders are pil­
lv th«* abo\ «’ th*acilb«Hl
lumia nrr r«*
dox; tomatoes, $1.75(92; cauliflower, lippine islands recently contracted.
ing
up
for
I
’
rnit
boxes.
Heavy
ship
­
<|iiua!« il lo fllr th»*lr t-lnlma In thla ofìb «• givings on the part of Panama citiions ous applause, a tribute Io your strategic daily.
The Russians captured 50
It provide lor surveys, and permits the
oii oi’ boforr aulii 22«l tlnv of Augna!,
that it will be a stepping stone to the and tactical ability.'’
Japanese scouts on July 1 and the ments of lumber are being made to $1.75(92; celery, 75990c per dos; as­ present occupants of any encl, lands
.1 N. WATSON. Rrglatrr.
paragus,
50c;
peas,
46»
6c
per
pound;
Chicago,
Illinois
and
Missouri
river
establishment of a United States port
chief of police recently captured 240
beans, green, 4(95c;
wax, 4(95c; either to buy or lease them, leases to
at Colon. The order to the effect that
head of cattle. There is an abundance points, Nebraska, Colorado and Utah
Begin
to
Fear
Russian
Defeat.
squash,
$1.25
per
box;
green
corn, 60c tie for three years and at a reasonable
'limber l.an<1. Ai t Juns 1, llfll.
The Oregon pine comes the nearest tak
vessels sailing from la Boca, the
NO'I'K'N
KUH
PI'HI.II'ATION.
St. Petersburg, July 18.—Discourage! of ammunition at Port Arthur.
per
dos;
onions,
new
red,
$1.30
per rental.
' ing the place in the East of the Wis­
mouth of the canal on the Pacific aide,
t'nlterl Htntea 1.11 ml , iftlce.
ment is lieginning to manifest itself
cwt; yellow, $1.57.
consin
pines
now
aliout
extinct.
Lakeview, on- June 3. 1**4
must recieve their clearance pa|>ers
China to Pay Etxel Heirs.
No War for Tbrm.
Null'* I* hereby given that In compli­
• en among the most perristent advo­
Honey—$3(93.50 |>er case.
Prices are excellent and things were
ance with th« priivlslons ot the act of from the United Slates authoritiea, is cates of war, who realise that Russia is
Washington, July
12. — Minister never brighter for the lumlier business
London,
July 14.—The foreign office
Potatoes
—
Fancy,
75.®$!
pet
cental;
<im«t'-«* of Julie 3. IS7H, entitled
Au criticised as n violation of the treaty,
extraordinarily buck ward, politically, Conger has cablet! the stale depart­
announces that an agreement was
m t for the aal« of timber land* In the
new potatoes, $2.25(92 50 per cental.
Htalca "f California, liregon. Nevada,
as well as economically and socially, ment that «he Chinese government
Fruits—Cherries, 4(95c |>er pound; signed today by Foreign Minister Ijtns*
Praise for Oregon Station.
nml Washington Territory. ’ aa extend­
British First Located.
and that there is only the remotest alter making n thorough investigation
gooeelterries, 6c per pound; raspberries. downe and the German ainlmseador
ed to nil the Public l.nml Htule* by act
Corvallis—The Oregon Experiment
of Aiigunt I. IM>'-’.
Uheefoo, July III.—The British tleet, chance that she will be able to draw of the incident, Ims ordered the pun­
$1.25 per crate; apples, new, $1(31.75; providing for the settlement by arbi­
AIO'IIIK A. JOHNSTON,
whose movements last week ware herself together in time to defeat the ishment of the officer ami soldiers who station at Corvallis is announced by ■ apricots, 80e®$1.25 per box; plums, tration of difficulties which may arise
of Klnmath l''iill«. County of Klnnmtli.
Washington
official
to
lie
ahead
of
oth
­
HtaiK of On-gon, ha* thin day tiled la tinged with mystery, lias been located Japanese.
It is reported that M. tired on ami killed Louis Etxel, the
80c@$l per box; peaches, $1<31 • 10 per of a legal nature, or relating to the in­
till* office bln "Worn statement, No >r>-’. cruising in Yang Tung l>ay, 20 miles
Witte, minister of finance,
stated newspaper corres|»on<lent. In addition er stations of its das« ami financial re­ I box; cantaloupes, $2 25 per crate; terpretation of existing treaties be­
for Illi' imrcliii*« of the nU of m>, nw1*
sources
in
the
other
states
of
the
union.
from Wei Hal Wei.
There is author, recently that Russia was already beaten. it has undertaken to pay an indemnity
of lie'«, lie»., of liw', of Hmtliin No. 9
watermelons, 2c per lb; prunes, $1.25 tween Germany and Great Britain.
In Towtinhlii No II Mouth, H iiiik " N o . 13 ity for the statement that the fleet is
of $25,000 (Mexican), which sum will The official is Dr. Allen, chief assistant per box.
The terms of the agreement is identical
East. W. M . and will offer proof
to
at Port
be turned over by the state department to Dr. True, the latter of whom is head
Settlers Fly From Forrst Fires.
slmw thnt the hind sough! Is more val­ watching the developments
Hope—1903 crop. 21®24c per pound. with those recently concluded with
of al) the stations in the country with
uable for It* timber or nlmi« Ilian for Arthur. Chinese refugees from Port
Wool—Valley, 19(920c per pound; Italy, France ami Spain.
Vancouver. B. C., July 18.—Owing to the estate.
H g rlc 111111 in I |iiirim*>'H, mid to cnhilillnli
headquarters at Wasington, D. C.
Arthur who arrived here today report to the long dry period, forest tires
Eastern Oregon, 10(317c; mohair, 30c
hl* i'billll Io nilhl In ml Iwfore llcorge T
llnldwln.
County
Juda«
of
Klmniilli that the Japanese have recaptured two
Guardship Is Attacked.
Predict Downfall ot Port Arthur.
per pound for choice.
County, Oregon, nt Klmnnili Full*, on positions from which they were driven along the British Columbia coast have
Gold From Blue River District.
Tokio, July 14 —Admiral Togo re­
Tientsin, July 12.—German military
Beef—Dressed, 5(36 ^c per lb.
Friday, the l»tli day of Augunl. Iteil
given unusual trouble this year.
A
lie nnme* n* wltnenno*
Jolin lirls- namely, Korte Fourteen ami Seven.
Euegne—Gold to the amonut of ♦ 1,-
Mutton — Dressed, 4(35c |>er lb; ports that at midnight July 11 torpedo
hush tire is now raging at Wulffsohn experts here are of the opinion that the
coll, J C. Jarvis, nml ll«orgn Morris, of
boats approached the Ixxrm which
bay, a large area having been burned Russians' position at Liao Yang and 2(H) was exhibited here recently as the lambs, 6c.
llonansa. Oregon; Tlioa
Hliornion, of
American Cruiser at Chrfoo.
Klarnnth Fall*. Oregon.
Veal—Dressed, 100 to 125, 6(37c per blocks the harbor and entrance to Port
over. Bettiers at Roberta creek have llaicheng are untenable against a result of a few days’ work with the
Anv nml nil tiernons ilnlinlng adverse­
London, July 10.—The correspondent barely escaped with their lives, all three sided Japanese attack. They ex­ two stamp mills at the Great Northern pound; 215 to 200, 5(95%c; 200 and Arthur and attacked the guardship Di­
ly the nbova-ileacrlbed In ml*
are
re­
ana with, torpedoes. The result has
Kuroptakin will mine in the Blue river district. This up, 3H<34c.
quested to III« llif'lr cliilniH In this otn, « of the Standard at Uheefoo says that their property having l>een destroyed, pect that General
on or before *nlil IVth day of Auaunt
the United States cruiser Raleigh has according to reports brought down by withdraw, and they predict the down­ is the latest addition to the producing ■ Pork—Dressed, 100 to 150, 7(37)ic; Bot been ascertained. The Japanese
1904.
bjats returned undamaged.
list in this district and promises well. 150 and up, 697c.
fall of fort Arthur.
strived there.
J. N. WATSON, lleglater.
steamer today.
TWO HEMISPHERES.