REPUBLICAN
KLAMATH
VOL.
e
IX.
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KLAMATII FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY, OREGON,
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Timber la nd, Act Jun« M. H7l
HOME TOR fRIENDLESS-
No'll» K
FCIK
Fl Ili.iCAiloN.
i iilltHl MI k U m Luinl offi< v,
l.akwtlftw, Mr««un. July 16, l»>4
Institution In Iowa Supported by All
Notluv 1« livivby glVvn that In uotnpll
■ in» with th« pruv talon« uf th« act ut
Denominations.
June 1. !>*B. •ntlti«‘l
An a< t for th«
aaiv ut limner lamia In the Mlatra of
"In • low whlapter, looking up. sh* said
< ullturnlu, oteg««n. N rvuum mid w uah
I »in ao huiigri do t,ot tu, a «war,
Ingtoii Tvrrltury,'
vMl«nt|«d to m H th«’
<»lvr in« • ne
|*l«a*4i, u» buy «oil»«* br«a<1,
I’untn lot ml Mint«« •»> m > i of Auguat <. .
For I h«v« ««(«it nothing «11 thle day
IBM, III»’ loimwiiig peraona have thia day
** n r iipi urn««! !«■ «• and whhj*r *ufi and low.
li«v«i in liiia milt« Hieir awurn atatuint’iila |
Or INTEREST TO OUR READERS
i'1«a'l » Illi a iNzwrt tr.at wgu )<| uo < I m * >l»'nl«d
tu Wit.
An<! «■ thr R|ioit4t n«r | al«- II| ■ tr«i»LU»d »<>,
llvorge Mr«h«’n. of Hall Jot»««, fount y of j
« ru»h «1 In an liiBUnl all my M-lrlRh prldr *
Hit n I a rial*. Htat»’ o( <*MlHutnla. aworn
etaIt'iio’iit, N"
lor thf puiuhuae of General Review of Important tlappen- * Mb«* aha l.vRblu m«, In thiDes b«|>p|«r year«,
the IIWS. H««l|on It». TownNhip a H,
1
With ang«l taca, th<> «till a ( hild Mt f<>'m,
Kang«1 ll‘n Kaet W. M
penlgs Presented in a Brief and
A nd « h«i» *h«< pras a, I hear thru Rralrinl t««r»
uuiiii 1» niitinHt, ot
BouMvr <*r«’*’k.
Her thaniiR t«j film who •hvltvr» Iruu* lhe
Condensed Form.
County «»f Hants Crua. Hut«> of Call*
storm '*
lornitt, «worn ataiemoni No ¿*a«, (or thu
pur» hae«' of thu awS« Heutlon lu, Town
Iweiity*one
ycara ago thiee little
■ lilp Si Houlh. Itange 11»* l.iiat W. M
A »nt anil heir hs, Ueii birn to the children were suddenly bereft of father
Aiittk II Ciiaar. oi H mii Jo*«», County of
Hanta Clara. Nlato u( California, awurn Ruiuiiteti liiqierial family.
ami mother—they were friendless and
atalatnvnl N»» J***. H»r thu purcliaaa of |
th** **S
n,’‘* H< • lion V. and I
Brince Henry, of l*rii,«ii, will vlwil homeless; but it «•> only one ol the
»w^ of iiw'< H« < thin jo
iownahlp F/ I
many similar instance» hsppening
the Hl. IxitiI fair «hoitiy.
H<*ulb. Itat»at«’ i!Mi Eaal W M
»very day—only three little children
I hat they will off« t proof to «how that '
W. J Bryai ha, lost bls fight for lelt friend!»»« and bonrelges; that ua»
thu land «ought la mor« taluMlil«« for Ila ’
llmlM-r or «ton« than for
uarluultoral (50,000 of the lh>um tt e.tjte.
all. But it wa» a erucial moment in at
purp«HNH* Mild l<> e*lMh»|Mh their * lallll» |
I«» M«ud land tn fore the lt**glater and ><«*-
least one Ilfs. Rev. J. l>. I a-men wa»
What Ruaslan ship,
fiom
« riv * r at I.Mkt view. Oregon, on Wrdnra­
at that time pastor ol a large church
Port Arthur ar, widely K*atUirwl.
ti.. . in. ..tn .lay ' f • >• 1.1.« r, ..»•!
They name ae withtM»«*«
Mark
II
in Council Bluff», la.
This man,
A full fledged isbeJIon i, on in Para­ ahoae heart was large enough to find a
Cha»«*. H**n Joec, California. T 11 Hhun
nun, and
m
Carmi* hued,
Klamath guay.
The
relM-l«
seem
lo
have
the
place for every unfortunate one, U»>k
Falla. Oregon, John It Hlnnoft. Houldur
Creak. California, Uvorga M«*< h<*n. Han upper hand.
iht-iw children into hla own home,
jn»«-, California.
Adnilial Togo reports that nearly ail where they «hared tbs »ame li ving.
Any and mii |x-ra4«na claiming adveraft-
ly the above deacrlbvd land« arc r«x|ucat- of the Ruamati «hip, Imve ratiirned lo tender care that wa» bestowed upon hi»
«>•1 to flic lh*dr claim» in thia offi>«’ on or
own lillls ones. It w«a not long be­
foil Arthur.
I»« fore e«*ld Mb «lay of October, IWH
J N. WATH o N. Ite^later
fore h>- learned of other children who
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Titubar ¡.«ini, Art Juhc 1, IRTI
NOTI 'E
Foli
l’I'BI.ICATluN.
(..'llltril NluUR latini Office.
Jottaovlew. ori', July 11.
Nulle« la liorrby tflvaii thut In uumpU*
«liti' with Ilio |*rovlaloita of Ih«- acl of
t'oiitfrvaa <»f Junc 4. ID7M, «’Utili™! 'All
art h»r ih«» aula of tlffibrr tatui« In «!»•
F»t «*!«■■ ut l'allturniu,
N*va«la aii'l
W «sabina Ioli iiltlt<>r>.
«*a r|till<kd Io
all tho l'ublta lo* n<l Hi atra by a« t of
Autftat 4. l«w,
KI»\VAlCi>
HEAM.
of Klarnath Falla, Coutil/ ut Klamath,
HI m I v ut Otrgoii, bua (bla day Hiad In
lilla ««ffi« «• bla »Wurii alatemeli!. No 2M7.
(or lite puri haar uf Ih« ae\. ot
of
Hei liuti Ni» n, in Tuwnahlp N«> > M*»uth.
llMiiav No D Kaat, and wlll uff« r pruot
10 «huw th«t thv land «ought la mura
vultiublr fot Ita timlM’r or alone tlian tur
agri* otturai pur|M>ara. and tu eatabllab
bla * lui in I«» mal»! land brfur« tlrorg«’ T
lialdwin.
Conili >
Judgn ut
Klamath
<'utility, Oregon, ut Klamath Falla. Ore­
gon. un Maturday. Ih« Ulti day ut Oilo-
brr. IN
Ilo namm aa wltnrMr»
E M C«» lauti,
11 C. Mhurt. Martin H«»barl. and T II
Hhannan, all ut Klamath Falla. Orrg«n
Any and all |»«>r«oii» < lalmhia adverae*
ly thè alxiv» de»« rlbrd lamia are re«|ueat-
rd tu Ìlle ihelr « Ialina In thla ulti«-e un or
beturo aald Uh day of Ovtuhar, IPM.
J N WATHON. Keglater
NuTICK fUlt |•Unl.lCAT¡uN.
l>e|M»rttnrot ot thv interior,
l^tnd UIU lv «I letter V i<-w. Ore.
Jun« ». IM
Notice Ite hereby «Isen I lite I tile follow
Ing natneU »eluer ha« lllr.l norie, ot tile
Ihtentntu Io make llual prwtt In aupporl
or hl« claim, uml that »al.l prm>r will be
made betöre Uaorg« T ltalnwm. Count»
Juu.r or Klamath County, ore . .1 Klam­
ath Calla, ore. on Turarla). Auauat »th.
laH. via
Hamuel I*. Purler ot 11-4 Or Id
Oregon, homestead No Z1M. tor the a',
ot »a1«, sex ot ■**. and nwX ut ».'•
• ■ lion .. I. amahlp ♦> ». ranter 1; C. SV M
Ha name« th. ti.lluwiiia witur-aete to
prvva roa continuous roarovneo upon ami
cultivation ot aul.l land, via Frank Van
*«••*»,
l M.e.u.l»
v-u
U.-.e
VI —
Ztoore ami «rank Keeler, all ot llwineld.
vregou
J N WATRON. Ileglteler
NOT4CK Fol« PUBUCATION.
lieparimeni ot the Inierlor,
Imnd um.e al latke View. ore.
June 11. I»H
Notice la hereby given that the follow-
In« named tecttler lia» tiled notice ot hlo
Intention Io 'omtnute hla claim, ami that
aald |*t’»of will la’ made belora Oeoroe
< h.tetalra. County Clerk ot Klamath
County. Oregon, al Klamath Falla. Oro-
ion, on Monday. Auauai ». II»H. via T.
■. Nlchulaa hom.-ai.-ad No. XWI. ot Fori
Klamath. Klamatli County. Oregon, tor
lol No I». ««. lion 1. lownahlp M a., range
!U K W M
He name« the following wltneaaea to
prove Ina cunllnuoua residence upon and
cultivation ot aald lami, via II M Mor­
gan. Andrew Hlo««y. W »1 Morgan and
Jam.. M Emory, all ot Furl Klamath.
Oregon.
J. N WATSON. Hcglater.
NOTICE Foil lU IlLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
l«and uffi(® at 1-ahe View. Ora.
June Ito. r>H
Notlca la hereby given that the follow
ing tiMinrd «« tiler liaa filed noth'« of hla
Intention to make final proof In aupport
of hla < lalm. and that aald proof will lx
made before the Itcglater and Het elver
at lo»kn View, Oregon, on Monday. Aug
ual mil. HAM. Ala
Fretlerlck Htuklr. of
Merrill. Klamath County. Oregon, home*
atrad No XX»». f»»r the nw^ ol n«W. sec­
tion F7. township to a. range lo E. \\ M
lie mirnra the following Witnesses to
prove hla continuous reahirnce uiM»n and
cultivation of mtld land, via; C II Mer­
rill, John T King.
Walter Purdy and
Bert l>a\ls. all of Merrill. Oregon
J N. W ATHON. Heglaler.
Timber l»and. Art June J. 1*72
NOTICE
FOK
Firitl.lCATlON.
United Kilt tee I at lid Office.
la*kt*view Oregon. June J. IMS.
Notice tM hereby given that In compii
ance with the provialvna of the art ot
CongrtRH of June X. 1HW, entlllrtl "All
net f»»r the «ale of tlmlwr lamia In the
Htatra of California. Oregon, Nevadi*.
and Washington Territory.
as ritrntl-
rd to ail the Public band Htates by act
of August 4. lMU.
EHANK MAHHROW.
of Klamath Falla. County of Klamath.
Htntr <»f Oregon, ha« this day hied In
thin office hla
sworn
statement. No
SN6Ò. for the purchase of Lot X of Sec­
tion No. 2, In Township No. 37 Routh.
Itange No !» East W M . anti wlll offer
proof to nhow that the land nought Is
more valuable for Its timber or atone
than for iiitrlciiltural purposes, and to
entiibllnli hla claim to said land before
(leorgc T
Baldwin. County Judge of
Klamath County, Oregon, »it Klamath
Falla, Oregon, on Munday, the 22d day of
Augunt, HMM.
lie names an wltncaaea: W. O Htnlth,
Frank Fa«. J. C Hmlth, Archie Johnson,
ami Jamrn Doyle, all of Klamath Falla,
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adverse­
ly th»» abovc-dcacrlbed land« are
re­
quested to flic their claims In thin office
on or before said 22d day of August. 1PM
J. N. WATSON, Hcglater.
Timber Ixinil. Act Juno >, ItTS.
notice
fob
pi ' bi . ication .
United Htutea I .«ml lifth«,
l.teki-vli'W. Ore., Juno 3, 1»H
Notice 1» hereby given Hint In compll-
anca with the provisions ot tlu> net nr
oongrrsa of June 3. IH7N, entitled "An
net for the «nlo of timber Inmln In the
Htuti-n of California. Oregon, Nevada.
■ ml Wnnhlngton Territory.
nn extend
e,l tn nil the pulillc Land Htaten by act
of Augunt 4, IW2,
ABCII IE A. JOHNSTON,
of Kinninth Fall». County of Klnmnth.
Ulate of Oregon, ha» thi» dny ft'.t-d In
thia offloe hi« «worn »tatement. No. »ft!,
for the purehaae of thn nU of nell, >«k
of net«, net* of nwk of Acetlon No. ».
In Townahlp No. 41 Mouth. Range No. 13
Eant. W. M , »nd wlll offer proof
to
»how that Ihe land »ought 1» more vnl-
uatiln for Ita t Im tier or »tone than for
agricultural puruo»»». »nil to entahllali
III» claim lo "Bill land before tleorge T
Baldwin,
County
Judge
of
Klamath
County. Oregon, nt Klamath Fall», on
Frldnv. the IKth day of Augunt. IWH.
He nnmea a« wltncnaca: John llrla-
coll. J. C. Jnrvla. ami George Morrla. of
Bonanxn. Oregon; Thoa.
Hhormon, of
Klamath Fall». Oregon.
Any and all peraona claiming adverae-
ly the ghove-deaerlhed land»
are
re
<|iieated to file their claim» In thia office
on nr before »aid ISth day of Auguat,
1104.
J. N. WATRON, Rsglstsr.
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WEEK’S DOINGS
STOP SEIZURES
Newsy Items Gathered from All
Parts of the World.
Only Goods for Japanese
Government Contraband.
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The Boaton Htsainslilp coti pany tiaa had been h it to the cold rm tci>-» of a
refused tu take auy more Hour for
seltish world.
Moved with compa»-
Japan at prem-til.
■ ion, he took these, al>o, to hi» already
The seizure ot the Kuavlati torpedo overcrowded ln>rn<*. Th»n came th<
Iteiat al Cbefoo by Japan may bring test; ntort'-y was nredt-d. Il<- had a
China into the war.
lew thousand dollars which he had
-avel up for a rainy day. lie little
Yaqul Indians have gone on the war­
knew a lull the Master ha<l in store fog
path and NotIhweaU-rn .Mexico auliti-
him; but he waa obedient, and when
palea a reign ol terror.
the news canu-that other little beip.
Rioting aa ■ te»ult of the
lews on<-» had been left alone, fatherlew
strike al Chii-agu is Im teasing,
■ nd tnolhcrlc««, and the command came
will ank Mayor Hatilton lo
tu take these also, to the ordinary man,
struggle.
with his house tilled to overflowing and
Whitecap, are terrorizing Cripple a large congregation looking to him to be
fe<l »piIituaIly, it would have seemed
Creek.
like an im|HMMtibility; not so, however,
A North Carolina mine waa auddenly with this man; it was enough for him
fliteided and eight men drowned.
to know that iii» Master approved of it
The owner, of the <ierman atennier »lid hid him to do it. A» he »topped
Tima will appeal from the decision of out upon Hi» promise» and obeyed the
command to go forward, the way opened
the prize court.
Iwfore him, ami when It» had eiba’isn <J
The Russian Port Arthur ll<<rt ia be- hi» own competency, never douhtirg
lievwl to have elutled Admiral Togo and lint that a way would lie provided to
joined the Vladivostok squadron.
supply their needs, lie who owns the
*1 Wo Japanese torjiedo lioate vutered • attic upon a thooaand hill» moved
Cbefoo harlioi in the night arid towed ii|tein the hearts of His faithful sub-
the Russian cruiser Ryeehileltii uaay. Jrct« to ra-nd of their aul»<tan<e that
! the»e little, homeless ones might be
(¡real Britain i, far from satisfied ■ ared for.
Larger quaiters lieearr e
with the finding of the prize court in tita-eaaary, ami they were secured
I lie caw of the steamer Knight Com­
From a small la-ginning, twenty-one
mander.
year» ago, the Christian Home has
A Russian military expert argue« grown until now alrout twe hundred
that Kuro|>atkln cannot afford to leave ■ ml fifteen children are cared for there,
l.iao Yang on account of the store, ami ami two thousand have Iwen placed in
g'Htel Christian families. The real ea-
fortification,.
•teh
•< aaU.^% fem».
ratwing liottw employe, wilt negtn < • tagi • and other buildings, all owned
amt to fore the governo ent to make
by an organization which l a» been
an injunction against the l-eef trust, in
formed through I lie efforts of Mr.
the hope ol ending the great strike.
la-tnen with a view of making It a |a-r-
Secretary Hay will addr.-e, a strong
note to Ruaaia regarding the neiiurr of
the «teamer Arabia, M niatr McCor­
mick's report showing her to I h - in the
wrong. It la prolmble Ruaaia will pay
for all the cargo taken promptly, aa the
■ tar's troops can use it.
AUGUST
IS,
1904.
NO.
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ARABIA CASE FAR FROM SETTLED
Protest to Russia Kring Pre pared
by Secretary Hay War Ruling
(annoi Be Accepted.
MEANS MOVE TOWABO MUI DIN.
Japancsc Concentration Shows At­
tempt Will De Made to (ul Line.
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OREGON NEWS OF INTEREST
St. Petersburg, Aug. 11.—Although
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Lieutenant General !-aHiar»ff reports
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tliat there ■ no r'bange in the situation
LINEN
MILL
POR
SALEM.
around l.iao Yang. It is evident from
TROLLEY AROUND GRAND RONDE.
the special dispatches to the Associated
Press from l.iao Yang and Hinteintin Plan! Costing iiooooo Wlll Be Nev Electric Line Will Develo»
that the Japanese are continuing their
Opened Early Next Yeur.
Union County.
preparations tor a flanking movement
Salem—Without „king for a dollai
I .a Grande—The people of Grand
which may possibly alter the nature of
the expeeted engagement at l.iao Yang, j of subsidy or for financial assistance of Ronde valley, wbo bav, long waited for
and which may also further delay the any kind from th, people of thia com­ the advance ot an electric railway
crucial development.
munity, Eugene B-«ae and associates through Union county, will soon see
The conentration of a strong Japan­
will establish a linen mill in Salem their hopes realized.
ese forces at Kiaruatze indicates an in­
Engineer Davidson and a corps of
tention to pre»« firward toward Muk­ thia winter and Lave it in operation
den, and if possible to cut the commu­ soon after the first of the year.
surveyor» will be on the greond by the
nications and prevent General Kuro­
The plant to be established will re­ middle ot thia week.
The company
patkin from retiring northward. <>en- quire an initial investment of (100,000. behind thia scheins I, known a, the
eial Kuropatkin is evidently aware of
this move, and is sending out recon­ It will employ during the first year a Eastern Oregon Development company,
noitering parties from Hinteintin along force of 100 periom, two-thirds of of which T. W. Davidson is president
the Haimatze rood. This is shown by whom will be women and children. It and W. E. Davidson is secretary and
ilie slight en -ounter with s Japanese will handle a ton of flax fiber a day, treasurer.
outpost within 30 miles of Hinteintin
and will use the product of 3,000 acie.
The road will con net t all to theprin-
The Japanese are also bringing strong
of land »owed to flax.
; cipal points in the valley in addition
fortes from Yinkow.
Thi, very gratifying outcome of the to circling the valley. The survey and
Column mar.hing from Sin <'twang
with the evident intention of flwrking flax filler experiment, and investiga- fjr8t estimate will cost about (10 000
,
.
l.iao '"ang from the westward, included lions may tie credited in a large mess-
u.e to the effort, of tbe Oregon Women's •"** »1,000.000 w>ll be Invesud before
10,000 Chinese from the island of For­
rf—'» ** ’n op^vstion.
mosa, who are Japanese subjects. The Flax Fiber association, the leading
In addition to the great amount of
Associated Press < orreepomlent at Liao spirits of which were Mr,. W. p. Lord,
Yang pointe to the alarming character Mrs. O. N. Denny and Mr,. H. L. produce and fruits to be handled by
■»f this develoment, and feats tbst the Pittock. Seven or eigth years ago the new line there are many hundred
example may prove contagious. If the thoee zealous women began the experi- million feet of lumber that may thus
local Chinese are induced to join the merit, which >iemon,trated the high be brought to market, and numerous
Japanese it will lie impossible to dis­ quality of the fiber <rom Oregon grown big lumlier plants will exist where at
tinguish the Formosan and Manchurian flax. Since that time the atteniton of present are small mills. Real estats
Chinese. This revives the Spector of : flax experts brut been attracted to <HI be valaed much Irgher and all
Chinese embroilment, with the more Salem, where the experiment, were will reap a harvest from their interests
remote possibility ol foreign entangle­ conducted. Though the Oregon Wo- here.
men’. Flax Fiber awxiation discontin-
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ments.
There is considerable anxiety re­ ued its work because it had accom­
calling the presence of General Yuan plished what it had started out to do CLACKAMAS COUNTY PRODUCTS,
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'hi Kai, commander in chief of the and was not able to carry the work,
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Chinese forces, and General Ma, with further, it, efforts were productive of ... ...
strong forces of troops in the north, results whose importance cannot yet be »^lrs» Steps Toward Securing Ex­
Washington, Aug. 15. — Secretary
Hay is preparing a protrst against th»
confiscation of a portion of the cargo of
lhe
Jlambuig-A tneriiin
steamer
Arabia, under the terms of the tiodingH
of the ptize court at S ladivoetok, and
■» eoon as the p«|<er« ais complete,
will foiward them to Ambassador Mc;
Cormick, at Hl. Petersburg, for presen­
tation to the Russian government.
Along with this protest Fecretary Hay
will file a general protest against furth­
er aeizures of American good» and sup-
plie» consigned to Japanese port» un­
iría it can lie shown that the goods are
intended tor the use of the Japanew-
military or naval fortes.
It will 1« made plain that thia gov­
ernment does not subscribe to the Rus­
sian view of contraband of war, and
will not consent to the seizure of its
goods on the g'ound« on which a por­
tier! of the Arabia's cargo ia held at
Vladivostok. To strengthen his pro­
test, Sw-retary Hay will forward to St.
Petersburg affidavits laid before him
by a representatire of the owners ot the
flour that had lieen seized, conclusively
showing that it wae consigned to com­
mercial hous<s in Japan, and not to lest, should a convenient opportunity
agenta of the Japanese government.
present itself, they would be tempted
The state department has been ad­ to overstep the bounds of mutiality.
vised that the proceedings of the Vladi-
ALASKA MAY NND TAULT.
voatok prize court ate to I* reviewed
by a »u|>erior board at the Russian Department Does for Bankers What
< capital, and it is the intention to have
It Would Not for Territory.
i the American protest on hand in time
Washington, D. C., Aug. 11.—The
( to Ire passed u|>on by that body.
postoffice department, by issuing an
As yet the owners of the floar and I order today at tbe behest of capitalists
railway supplies that were seized have ■nd bankers of New York, eliminating
not
submitted to tbe state de¡«rtment all weight restrictions on first cla.-»
1
any
claim against the Russian govern mail matter addressed to foieign coun­
‘
merit,
apparently assuming that Rus­ tries w here domestic rates do not ap
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sia n ay yield to Secretary Hay's pro­ 1 ply, lays itself open to criticum of
last
test
and release the goods now held -tiacrimlnating against Alaska.
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If the good» have been used by tbe »inter an effoit was made to induce
Russian», or i( bir »uu« oUxw r-a—u, tit« d«*iartni«nt to
tbe relraae ia impracticable, and Rus »esttictions on first-class mail matter,
sia admit« the correctness of attitude a i that Alaska miners might ship their
of this government, such claims will gild to statea by mail in packages
have to te presented. It is lhe belief weighing more than fonr pounds, but
ol some officials of the state de|>art this privilege «u denied. Shippers
ment that the matter will eventually repreeented through congressmen that
be adjusted in this manner, and that they were now at the mercy of the
the owners of the confiscated goods will transportation companies, who weie
t>e fully reimbursed.
charging exhorbitant rates to bring
gold to the states, and they therefore
»ought the privilege of shipping by
POWERS STAY OUT.
I mail. The de|>artment then held it
could not amend its regulation. Now,
America to Have Tree Rein In Deal* however, it amends the regulation in
I order that the banks may more conven­
ing With Turkey,
iently ship their securities abroad.
estimated.
hlblt for 1903 ralr.
Oregon City—The Clackamas county
court ha» issued a call asking the farm­
ers of e ch precinct of the county to ss-
Extension of Astoria a Columbia -emble and name delegate, to attend a
River Road Again Discussed.
sort of a convention that will be held
Astoria—The extension of the Aitoria st Oregon City October 6, in connection
A Colombia River railroad from Sea- with the meeting of the court.
This
side south is again beingdiar u-eed, and is a step preliminary to the gathering
this time there is evidently some basis of an exhibit of the resources of Clack-
for the rumor, although nothing offi- »mas county t> be made at the Lewis
cial on the subject can be obtained, «nd Clark fair under the terms of tho
Below 8.aside is a fine ledge of rock, ' ffel ol the I-*wii ,nd C,ark commis-
and some time ago there wa, talk of "««>.’hich sgrees to putcha e at cash
*
value the exhibit from each county at
opening it up to secure rock for the . a coet noj
exceed (500.
The call
»■Uy asietuion. Engineer Hegatdt. ot also request, the farmers to reserve the
Fort Stevens, and Superintendent Me- cream of their products thi, year u a
Guire, of the railway company, have nucleus of a creditable collection to be
made an inspection trip over the pro- «ent from Clackamas to the 1905 fair,
posed line, and examined tbe rock in
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the ledge. They are «aid to be well ■
pleased with the result of th it invts- H»r*on Will Assist in Road Building,
ligations.
When the extension is
Salem—The county court of Marion
built, it will also be used to bmg log,
i„: i > .
z
,i _ r,
- j .
.
9 . * county nas decided to a»*! in coni tine«
fur the Seaside Lumber com penny from
• * .
. .
vvujiwu
its timber holdings in that vicinity, {lon *,t*1
Linn county court in
and the a^aerst on is made that A. B. <*onaidering the matter of opening a
Hammond has made a contract with wagon road to connect the Corvallis A
the mil) company tos-ll it hie timber, Eastern railway with the Deschutes
also located in that section, at (2 per
country, east of the Cascade,. If pos-
thousand stumpage.
; sible, County Judge Scott will go with
* representative of Linn county and in­
vestigate the feasibility of the plan and
Tests Detroit Granite.
tbe pr bable cost ol cons:ruction. Hon.
Albany—Major J. W. Abbott, of
John Minto, who laid out the Minto
Washington, D. C., the national good
trail through tbe Cascades, will ac­
roads expert who has < barge of good
company the party and ac; as guide,
roads work of the government in Ore­
pointing out what be believes to be •
gon, was in Albany and tested the
shorter and easier route than tbe old
granite from the Detroit quarry. The trail.
granite is to be used on the roads of
Marion county, and a street in Salem ,
will be paved with the rock as an ex­
Forty Acres of Walnuts.
periment. Major Abbott stated that
Newberg
—The 40-acre English wal­
the granite was of an excellent quality
for buil ling poroses, but might be too nut orchard at Dundee, two miles from
hard for road work. It will, however, here, which has been watched with so
make an excellent foundation for a ( much inti rest and which bore a light
l>avement or road.
crop last year, will bear heavily thia
season, considering the age of the trees,
which are rugged and healthy.
Cap­
Pleased With Grand Ronde.
La Grande—Professor L. B. Greene, tain G. W. Peters, who is in charge of
of the Minnesota argicultural college, the orchard, is very enthusiastic over
who is making a tour of the state in English walnut prospects in this sec­
orch-
the interest of the 0. R. A N. Co., ac- tion.
. . He . says
- the nuts . from
, . this
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—
eompanied by Industiial Agent Colonel >’d >>«ve been compared with samples
Judson, a.e in the citv and have been fiom over the
tbe United
I n.ted State*
States and even
looking over the Grand Ronde valley. fore,.»n '"«“tries, and found very much
r» —
ui 1« given a write-up in the v
—. ­ sucnor.
It
will
East
SOUTHWARD FROM SEASIDE.
manent organisation.
The Ncriipulou» neatm-ws and order
that pervadea the entile institution,
the loving salutation of “Hello papa!**
that ring» out from every quarter a»
he |>aaa<» aliout the grounds, and the
remarkable executive ability he dis­
The Ja|>aneae have logon using the plays in all the management of the
Chinese railway to move men and sup- affairs of the Home, are sufficient to
impress every visitor that i, is no ordi­
plies.
nary man who has lieen called to this
The Japan.'wc at, concentrating in great and noble work. Children are
three group, with a view of banking lakt-ti here from any |iart of the glolw*.
Washington, Aug. 12.—The United
VEST IS NO MORE.
Liao Yang.
ami have the last possible care ami Slates will not become involved with
X
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Another fln-ce land and are tatti» training. You, my readers, wherever great foreign |x>wers in its dealings
has I•ceti fought at Port Arthur which you may lie, may have a part in this with the sultan of Turkey. 1 he an­ Ex-Sena lor Passes Away at His
grand work. It is a labor of love in
Home in Missouri.
was very costly to both aides.
lielialf of all hotnVle«s, suffering chil­ nouncement comes tonight fiom a
Sweet
Springs,
Mo., Aug. 10.—After
Great Britain's views aa to contra­ dren everywhere. The children are source of unquestionable reliab'lity
lingering for weeks between life and
band g<H>da are thoroughly in harmony frequently adopteil by Christian peo­
that assurances have l*en given the death, ex-Senator George Vest passed
with those of Secretary liny.
ple, but are never allowed to go Iron»
president that the signatory powers peacefully away yesterday. He had
Chicago packing employee fimi the 'tie Hi me excepting into Christian
been so near death for the last three
boycott againat retai Irra not the sucerae familirs who ate prtqwrly vouched for will in no way interfere witn the days that the end came without a
ex|«e< ted, as they ate hauling their and families <>f children are never sep­ United States in its pre>ent attempt to struggle. He was conscious until about
arated. Tbe Christian Home is non­ secure equal rights in the Ottoman em-
own ics.
2 o'clock Sunday morning, when he
sectarian, but is heartily endoraed ami
sank into a state of coma from w hich
Unleea Turkey meets the terms of • supported by all denominations. It piie for American subjects.
He lost the power
Hay by the time the fleet trachea takes cMIdren from every state and it
At what time this was done, or the he never aroused
-myrna. Minister leiahman will leave is not a local affair, but lielongs to the means by which it was accomplished, of spec h Saturday morning, but for
his post.
it is not stated, but the feat that two several days before that he talked very
world.
foreign ami as-adors, Baron von Stern­ imperfectly and during the last 36
We
have
given
this
brief
dcsciiption
A Chicago flagman gave thr wrong
berg, of Germany, and Baron Hengvl- hours of his life his breathing was
•>f
the
Christian
Home
with
the
hope
signal and in the collision which re­
muller, of Austria, representatives of bare.y perceptible. The flutter of his
sulted five people were killed and a that all who ratal it will become inter-
two
of the signatory powers to the pulse was all that showed that life still
rated in its welfare.
If you have
tin in liar of other, injurtwl
remained.
money which the Master desire» you to treaty guaranteeing the integrity of
At the bedside when the end came
The laalie, of seven more victima of use for such purposes send it to thi» tiie Ottoman empire, have hurried
were his wife, Dr. Jarvis, the family
the terrible Colorado diaarter have Home. There is no institution that is here from their pleasant retreats in
Bar Harbor and la-tinox, and have had physician; Senator Vest’s son Alexan­
lieen recovered
Eighty-two dead have more worthy of your gift than this.
occasion
to lunch with President I der, his daughter, Mrs. George P.
tieen Ion ml anil 32 others are known to
They publish
a valuable pajier
Roosevelt,
may,
in a great measure, ex­ Jackson, and her huslwnd, and Mrs.
he mi,aing.
called "The Word ami The Wayfeub-
ern press. Pro ssaor Greene spoke of
Thopmson, a niece of Mrs. Vest.
acrlption price, only twenty-five cents plain the methods by which these as­
The remains were taken to 8t. Louis this valley as being one of the finest i
Center at Eugene.
1 inklah soldier, attacked Mid mur­ |ier year. We assure you that if you surances
have lieen extended.
The
1
he —
had
seen - t
in - all
his |
dered a large numlier of Armenian will subscribe lor it, you will get more Austrian ambassador returned to Maine last evening for interment in the pri­ and moet prolific
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Eugene — The Wil lametta Valley
vate ear of A. A. Allen, vice president travel,, and was particularly interest- Electric tailway company has been in-
women. Two Turkish gm risen« have than ,ont money » worth, ami we hope last night.
and general manager of the Missouri, e<l in the growing of beet, and the im- corporatetl for (1,000,000.
lieen turned into graveyard, by the yon will forward at once twenty-five
...
Eugene
Kansas A Texas railroad.
mense sugar factory in La Grande.
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avenging Armenian men.
will
be the center of operations. The
Salving the Islander.
cents or (1 for yourself and three
county court is a-ked to give a fran-
Volumes might tie written
Vancouver, B. C., Aug. 15.—The
The Japanese fleet has met a reverse friemla.
Nugget Worth (476.
ehi-e fiom Eugene to Blue riser, Eu-
VIII
Inspect
Submarine
Mines.
about
thia
Home
did
space
petmit.
,
steamer Ventura, from Skagway, thia
off Port Arthui.
Grants Pass—Word has been re- gene to Florence, Eugene to Cottag«
For further information and proper
Washington, Aug. 11. — Captain
afternoon, brought down part of the
The government hat abandoned the liencription of the woik, address Cliria- 1
Geoige F. Barney, of the artillery corps, ceived of the finding of a very valuable Grove, Eugene to Junction and on
nugget near Holland, about 40 miles north to the county line.
Benton
Harney valley, Oregon, irrigation pro- tian Home, Council Bluffs, la.
I guard rail and stanchion from the was today detailed for special duty at
A Friend of Homeless Children.
i sunken steamer Islander, upon which inspector of submaiine mines, and will fiom here. The nugget is valued at county will he asked to give a fran-
ject.
(475, and is said to be neatly the I chise to Coivallis, The idea is to con­
Captain Cinih, of the Neptpne Salvage proceed to the harbors ol San Diego,
New York bulchetl will join the
company,
is now
working.
The the mouth of the Columbia river and shape of a shoe and to be very smooth nect with the line from Salem to Port­
Massacre
Is
reared.
packer«' «trike.
and symmetrical. The find was made land. Plenty of capital is behind the
.<*
London, Aug. 13.—James Bryce, Islander now lies in 310 feet of water. Puget sound for the purpose of inspect­
General Stoessel, in command at Port member of the bouse ol commons, The vessel’s safe, which is supposed to ing and reporting on the condition and by “Jake” Glippel at his place on movement.
Arthur, I* repotted to have committed has received a telegram stating that contain a large amount of treasure, is sufficiency of submarine mining mater­ Holen creek, neat Holland. The fact
that this find was in the vicinity of the
Growth of Asylum Roll,
rucide.
the Kurds are invading the province of intact, and the wrecked steamer, ial and the scope and extent of eubnia Bi iggs claims gives it an added inter­
Salem—The poulation of the
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which
sank
three
years
ago,
is
said
to
Oregon
rine
instruction
in
thoee
harbors,
Bayazid,
and
a
massacre
of
tire
Armeni
­
The Biltish iteamer Calchas, from
est.
state insane asylum experienced an un­
Tacoma, Belted by Rusiiana, hna lieem ans is feared. Five hundred Armeni­ be in an ext*ellent state of preservation. Upon completion of this duty he will
usually rapid growth last month, when
report to the commanding officer of the
ans fled to the Russian frontier and
towed Into Vladivostok.
Opening Road to Blue River Mines. the total reached 1,371. The monthly
Tear Railroad Will Be Cut.
artillery district of Puget sound.
were puraurd by Turkish soldiers ami
Famine condition» al Port Arthur
Mukden, Aug. IS.—There is much
Eugene—The work of rebuilding the report of the superintendent shows the
Kurds. An insurgent band came to
are liecoming appalling and hoepitale
following statistics:
Number of pa­
Capltal City Finally Chosen.
wagon road to the Blue River mines
the assistance of the Armenians, and speculation as to whether the Japanese
are crowded with rick and wounded.
tients
July
1,
1
355;
received during
intend
to
attempt
to
turn
General
Melbourne,
Victoria,
Aug.
11.
—
Tbs
will begin next week with a force of 30
heavy fighting ensued, many on both
July, 66;
55; eecapee
escapes returned,
returned, 2; dis­
»idea being kilied. Cossacks also tired Kuropatkin's left 11 ink between here location of the federal capital, so long men and 16 teams. The amount raised
charged, 27; died, 10; eloped, 4; re­
on the Armenians and afterwards plun­ and Liao Yang, or north of Mukden. in dispute, is believed to have been by pi ivate subscription will be about
The Russians appear well satisfied with finally settled by a vote today in the (3,000 and an equal amount will be maining August 1, 1,371. The coat of
dered them.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
the situation. Officers and men antici­ house of representatives, approving given by the county ceuit, making a maintenance per capita per month was
Department of tho Interior,
(9.62 and per day, 31 cente.
Land Offico nt Ijikx View, Ore..
Russia Not Considering Revision. pate a big battle around Liao Yang, Dalgaty, in the Bomliaal district. fund of (0,000, which will put the
June 17. lDo*.
but
the
fear
is
expressed
that
the
Jap
­
Dalgaty
had
previously
been
selected
road in good condition.
St. Petersburg, Aug. 13.—Tire Asso­
Notice la hereby given that the follow­
Dalgaty is situated 296
Survey of New Electric Line.
ing niuneil settler hits ttl.-.l notice of hla ciated Press hears from a high source anese, instead of joining issue there, by the senate.
Intention to nutke ritual proof In support
will seek to turn the Russian position miles south of Sydney, New South
Salem—Manager L. B. French, of
of hla claim, anil that aahl proof will tie that at the foreign office here the ques­
Partners* Line In Linn County.
Wales, an<l is 23 miles fiom the near­
the Portland A Southern railway com­
made before lleorg« T. Baldwin, County tion of revising the list of contraband above Mukden and cut the railroad.
JiKlae of Klnmnlh County, nt Klnmnth
est railroad station. The population
Albany—Another link in the chain pany, which piopoaes to build an
is
not
under
consideration,
and
that
Fnlla, Oregon, on Tueaday. August »th.
is
under
300.
State of Siege Proclaimed.
of telephone lines that is rapidly con­ electric line from C'anemah to Salem,
IWH, via: wm. Kotism k of Merrill. Ore­ there is little likelihood of any modifi­
gon. homestead No. 811», for the nly of
Paris, Aug. IS.—The foreign office
necting all the villages and hamlets is in Salem making arrangement» for a
nw4, "W' i <>f nwX anti lot 4, section 1«. cation« Ireing made in the Russian dec­
Japanese Losses Put at 23,000.
has been completed. This one is be­ permanent survey of the route for hi»
township 41 a. range in F. W. M.
laration at present. Nevertheless, the here confirms the report from Buenos
He nnmea the fnllowlng witnesses to
St. Peterslurg, Aug. 11.—The Rue« tween Peoria and Shedd, and connects road. The survey will begin at once
Ayres that a state of seige has lieen pro­
prov, hla contlnuou, reatdenee upon and Novosti urges the acceptance of the
cultivation of said httitl. viz: A. V. Whit­ American and Britiah views in order to claimed in the republic ot Paraguay, estimates that the Japanese losses thus all the farmhouses along the line with and it ia his expectation that a consid­
ney. C. V. Hchuck, J T. King and Frank prevent causes for discontent among owing to the feat of a revolutionaiy far as a result of the siege of Port Ar
the two towns as well as with other erable portion of the construction work
(Jraybeal. all of Merrill. Oregon.
tliur, aggregate 23,000 men.
farmers tn the countiy.
outbreak.
will be completed this year.
nett ral power».
J. N. WATUON, Register.