Weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1900-1924, August 08, 1902, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextT,"i:r:::LT Oregon ftat:: ::rAi;. -rrjp.vr. august s. i P3? 7ARDEN luiiumon ot the crorik very satisfactory. The summary f the report Is sus l!c ' M..J-W. H. G. Van D Darius Heath cf .... .. ;: July I ven days ending l,t Monday 'mn general follows: ..SP! few fsht showers last .une8aay and Thursday In the north- ncrM1a4! t. portion of the o uiiwCUUiii a fallen during the Pratures : have been DRAT7S.IIEAR .BOARD ; OF ' COMMISSIONERS I MEETS AND RECEIVES THE RE- state. no rain week.' The tern - Tb a there has been aaabpixJance of bright! sunshine, making; together, excellent harvesting weather. ' 1 The fall wheat harvest Is nearly com-1 pleted i In Southern Oreeon. Wrfl ail-1 ' vanced In the Willamette valley, and making good progress in the eastern wscuons or the state. Threhine will OmIIcci for n Crc Fins Quality Is -Gccd j cf portance were taken up for considera tion do action was taken upon them and the day w as devoted, for the roost part, to the auditing or bills, a portion of those having been allowed and order ed paid were the following: i Read and Highway Account. . Clm'd AlWd CaoiUl Lumber Co.. .. 6 S 5 - i Rm T oday s PORT-. ADDITIONAL HATCHERY be general thT, we 1 .; curx.m.Mur.wjajiAMED FORM Piling and ripening nicely. - The oat a- aiwu u o LyuAUTIES. F fruimaes w oe a Dove tne average. AI met umaillia. district vhMf win , (From Wednesday's Dally.) I : .Master Fish Warden II. G. .Vaa.Du- . . - - ....... , .... ... ... ' V ' " . v . .... . n oaicia visitor $ yesterday, and attended a meeting of tine otate isoara or Fish Commission- probably turn out better than exnected a few weeks ago. Ia the section about Marlon county, it Is not thought the fall grain yields will be as heavy as last year, but the spring sown grain is doing nicely. - In some few sections of Lane county : the renorta ar that I st - - v . : . . . crs during the afternoon, -when his re- b -7 neat is badly Injured by port was' received and a quantity of routine Business disposed; of,, . In he reirFMr. Van.Dusen says in part: 5 -Artlitlpnal hatchery superintendents have been selected and assigned to , work as. follows: . - w- . , . -. . "G . A Itoadanrien. to take' charge of the work on the Wilson rtver, in the Tillamook district." "Joe Slemmona,'."lotakeY charge of the. Siuslaw river.". , He also filed his financial report for the month of July, showing the follow lng collections: -' ;''."(' N 83 individual fishing licenses.;! 32 gill net licenses.... .....U. 11 set -net licenses, ;.. ..,.. ... 4 trap, licenses... , ' scow. fish wheel... -... 1 seine license t0 feet) . . . . . . 2 soine licenses (1020 feet). .. , 2 seine licenses (1170 feet..., 9 seine licenses (1200 feet) .. .. : 2 seine licenses 1500 feet). 1 seinelicense (1599 feet)... ' .- 2 seine licenses (2280 feet)... fish . dealers' licenses (1st -.t. class, . , . . . :, . , t , 1 J", , 4. j 1 fish dealers' license-j($tl ; ('lass) . ,t . . , - , , , i 4i. ,v, 2 nsh canners. licenses y (1st class. .. ,'. . . 1 fish- canners license ; x "....'.. 1 fish, canners' license (7th class) . . . . .-, rust. GROWERS 1TAVE TAKEN PAINS TO PRODUCE GOOD HOPS AND THEY HAVE BEEN AIDED BY THE BEST.OF WEATHER CONDI TIONS. x (4th 82 00 80 00 11 00 CO 00 15 00 18 00 '40 80 48 SO 16$ 00 eo oo 31 80 91 20 90 00 60 00 200 00 250 00 Total. ,.y 800, 00 '.'.$2095.60 Hops are doing well and no complaint Is made of lice being sufflcienrtly nu merous to rause damage, AH Ute crops, f including corn and ; potatoes, would We benefited hy rain. , Pastures are drying up fast, but stock continues In good condition. The outlook for, good crop of late apples la the Hood River and Ashland districts Is excel lent. Early peaches and blackberries are plentiful in the market. " i ( Coast District. ' .. Clatsop. Clatsop' county, E. Staf ford. Week favorable for haying, ex cept for a. shower Wednesday; pasture is becoming a little dry; ; root crops would be better for rain, though they are not suffering. .V y '" Luda, Coos couty,fG. O. 1 Swan -Weather continues warm 1 with " cool nights; a fine crop of oat hay is being cut and housed; wheat, barley and oats fine; corn Is making rapid growth; po tatoes bid fair to be a heavy c-op; fruit, one-fourth of a rop. Seal 'Rockr Lincoln ! county, O. D. Clark The first of the week was windy and ' a : little rain Thursday, but not enough to damage hay; the rain will benefit the late gardens; . haying on highlands finished; gardens look well; barley ready to cut. - - x , . i , ' ' t. :. , .: . ,. . , 8outhrn Oregon., :,: j Beagle Jaclfon county, M. A. Hous tonWeather warm and dry; most all farmers done heading grain; crop good. Some threshers have ; started up, but cannot, say how gratn Is turning, put; (From Wednesday's Dally.) The hop harvest Is gradually draw ing near and the outlook Is exceedingly gratifying to the Oregoulans Interested in this valuable crop. Frwn all por- Uons of the Willamette valley the most encouraging reports are bemg received and the growers generally are Jubi lant at. the splendid prospects for good, clean crop of excellent bops, for which the best pries In two decades will be realized, ; . The bop yards around Salem, and In fact throughout the valley, are indeed In excellent condition. Growers bave learned, by bitter experience, that to neglect their yards Is to deliberately throw away money, and this year all growers with a very few exceptions have devoted their tltme and energy to the best possible care of the yards, with flattering result the yards, are clean, the vines In splendid condition and ; trailing on the wires and poles, and heavily laden, promising a golden yield to the -careful and painstaking growers.. --. -',,: s.: - But It Is not the work of the growers alone that Is responsible for this con dition of things, -for the weather had something to do wKh It. The Will amette valley has" this summer enjoyed most favorable weather conditions, es peclaily forhopsand the result is "a clean, heavy ? growth. The , present Wm. Hoover.. . . E. E. Iamett.. . . . Oscar Dick.. .. .. Capital Lumber Co.. W. W. Allen.. ... J. M. Eskew.; . . .. Wilbur Dove.. .. i Wm. Jolly. . , . . . Harry Shaw.. . .. J. N. Din s to ore. . .. George Budd. . ..... Frank Hurbets.. .. I Cart Hatch .. ... , Ed Dencer.. .. . . H. IUmbo., Chas. Zose!.. .. .. C, Jorgenson.. .. IL Cleveland. . -". . H . E . Dumas .. B. F. Townsend.. P. Neelon. , . . 1." F. M. Lick. . . . . . C. 'H. Van Orden. M. R. Moore.. '.. W. M. Bushey.. I. Snyder.; .. J. Bertschinger.. . Wm. Krans. Jr.. . R. Wetdmah.. . B. xLawrance. ; Wm. Fish.; .. .. Frank Stokes..' . Dan Osborne.. . . Rex Fish.. W. G. Walker.. Marvin Walker.. . W. P. Davis M. O. Knight., II j, B. Havre.. J. Rabens.. . G. D. Scott.. . C. Peters. . . . H. B. Scott,. , F, B. Dicker.; 9 4 OS . 4 20 . 3 00 . 43 3C . 19 27 , 20 37 19 27 .19 27 10 92 . 19 27 . 19 37 . 19 27 . 19 27 : . 57 50 7 43 11 73 . 3 S3 42 00 33 00 2S 00 23 00 3 ee 27 49 23 00 ' 27 0 3 -S 00 3 00 i ' S 00 7 12 11 25" 11 25 11 25 S 32 3 00 ' t 75 , 5 S3 17 04 . 15 0 . 4 27 .4 27 3 21 -.2 14 3 57 .: 4 00 4 20 3 00 43 34 19 2 20 37 19 27 19 27 10 .93 19 27 19 27 19 27 19 27 .57 60 7 4S 11 73 S 35 42 00 35 00 28 00 2S 00 23 00 27 40 23 0 27 00 3 00 flN S 00 . 3 0 7 12 11 23 11 25 11 25 S C2 2 00 ,. 75 3 42 17 4 15 0 4 27 4 2 . 3 21 2 14 2 57 The Statesman Pub. C. has on hand several hundred copies of the OREGON CONSTITUTION. The price la 10 cents each as long as they last. WANTED Eggs and, country butter; pay highest market price cash. Sa lem Creamery Ox, 223 Conimercial street. - ;-- - - ; ..! r ( t h ) . art or v -or in iVi) f Station Twenty-oi' Vvfnshli rvin (T) i'outh-i ASSAYER WE DO. A GENERAL , neasay bustness.' ; Prices reasonable, -nd satisfaction guaranteeH. L. M. oOrmby Chemeketa. street, south of "the corner of CoinmefcIaL tin Tw-'"'! y-tn t - ' : ha'f (.) f t..i .. . n fU) f t!lt NTtfi l'., li the South Kast (juirttr rcrt't I.at iu.rter (U) t'jd nu.irtpr ('.) nI .th -) of the South Ia!-t 'J ir r t' ' -the North .East, nuarter t'jL n 1 1 ",' North ICasfunarter ('.) ''' n; f th NortI- J- - t quarter O, . 1 1 in Triv Ilar.fre Tw ) Cast of the iu,m n Meridian. cntainlng Two Hundred jh Twenty t230 acre, more or !!. for a decree tkirrmff sni ..-- . you and each of you of nil right, ti-n;' or eyaity of redemption In th" " miKM nJ every part .thereof,- an I for suh other and further relief a i t the Court shall e-ro met aJ uiia ble. 'r . . This publU-ation is mie lor si - cesslve weeks by order oi io..-. R. P. IVle. JudBe ot tut v iii u.. x."v.. . REPORT CARDSOur school report cards are printed to fit ; the achooJ realster. The prices are: v Twelve cards for 10 cents: twentv-flve for 2n.f ih. ftiatt. of Ort-con for the County . . tm.M,! r.r rs r.m. I . . mn.io and liter ed III '! VM, v. . w . I (Jl M IWf ....... Sbatestnaa Ore. Publishing Oct. Salem, BIG EXPRESS ROBBERY BRAVE MESSENGER SUCCESS FULLY STOOD OFF EIGHT v 3 :i 11 OUTLAW - DEAD. l r - - MONEY TO LOAN ON t IMPROVED farms and city rojerly at per ctMjt per annum; rto oommtssion. Please call on or address Eugene Rreymaiv. Remember the place, 270 Commer cial street. oneHbor north of States man e-Btee. v- ''.' ' i- NOW-r-I3.A: GOOD TIME TO BRING In your Tnachinery and have - your repairing ail done. Castings, iron and brass, furnished on short notice. One boiler and 4-horse engine complete for sale cheap. E. M. Kightlinger, Phone 2933. 208 Liberty St.' AUCTION SALE. FRIDAY, .AUGUST 22d, ,10 o'clock, on Turner , road mile above Cross slaughter yard. Jersey cow, wagon, hack, cultivators and plow, harrow, harness, pitchforks four stoves, household furniture. etc. Sewing machine and other things too numerous to . mention. Terms of sale, under $5 .cash; over, note with good- security. J. D. Hughes. J. F. Good 4k' Son, auc tloneers. - the above entitled cause July Mh. and the first publicatkm of this sum mons Is made July 11. . BUONAUGH & BIUiNAUi.il. Attorneys for 1'talnl tfT. NEWSPAPER RIEN TO rVfP"PT fruit is doing weit ixi ce xi in, . xwugias ANNUAL Held , CONVENTION' AT NEWPORT TO BE THIS' . , MONTH-IOOD PROGRAM. tW (From Wednesday's Dally.) , Frank S.i Harding, 'president of the Oregon Press Association, has Issued a call' for the' annual meeting of that or gruiisiUlonlto be held at. Newport. Aug ust 14th to 17th. Ittwas at Newport that the Association was formed. A good program ; has been arranged, and there promises to be an average at tendance. Hon. M. L. Pipes, the. flrst vrtfilic nt of the Oregon Press Associa tion,, 111 tleliver an' Address 'on 'Tbe Llb?l Law;" D. M. C Gault. another -nresident. will read a paper on "Needed. Newspaper Legists t ton," and Mrs, Edith Toxler Wetherred. a mem ber of the governing board of the. In ternational League of Press Clubs, will read a paper on. "Women in,. Journal ism . " I V' -: f -; -; : . v. i ' Mr. Harding goes to Newport; thte week to arrange the program there. Th Associttion will hold morning and night sessions, while the afternoons , will be devoted to' surf bathing and - other pleasures. It Is intended to de- vote a portion the session, to a dls ; russfbn of measures which the Associa tion will have brought before the next session of the Oregon Legislature, tey eral members of the Association are In favor of Indorsing a newspaper man for Pr- aker af the next-House, and there by strengthen their demands. One Eminent member favor, the Pasge of the following resolution by the Asso ciation: v.; ' is Tress Resolved. That- thej Oregon Fress Association favors the el"on ofa member of the press as ?7'? next House of the OregonIiature and also favors the election pt ne w S rr man as United States Senator. " a county,. L. H. Calame Grain harvest progressing. and the greater portion of the crop Is In the shock; some grain .Is stacked: past week quite cool and a little cloudy, but no rain fell. , ' i : Columbia River Valley. . Grass Valley, Sherman county, H. M. Wilcox Warm, dry and cool nights with wind f,rom west and northwest: grain fllllngv well; spring grain fair; thrashing will begin lh about ten days. Olex, Gilliam county. W. G. Fleet Harvesting Is in progress; the crop has passed all danger from hot winds: MOUNT CARROLL, IIL, Aug. A daring and successful train, robbery warm and dry weather is especially! occurred at Marcus, on the Chicago, md for boos. The beat Improves the i rt.irHfnrtnnt A Oulncv ' t Railway, five quality and reduces the welgbt thus miies north of ; Savannah, about mid making the hops, far more valuable. The vestlbuled passenger train Spraying- has been generally resorted of eieven coaches was flagged at - the to In a great many yards, and as a re- llttje station and : six masked men suit lice have entirely disappeared in ,41 the engine. Th engineer and them; in those yards, however, where nh.VMl the orders of the rob- no spraying was done, lice are preva- L an(J at onc uncoupled the engine lent, but are doing no damage, as thai . . the train and ran Abstractors of title. ESTABLISHED IN lS0-Only com plete set of abstract books In Marios county. Oregon. Concerning titles consult , us. &aleio. Abstract si. Land Co.. Salem. Oregon. F. Vs ters, , Secretary and Manager. V. -- ': - OSTEOPATHY.--v ADMINISTRATORS FINAL NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that th under signed, has tw ay jiii " port as admlnlstratr 01 me vti D, E. Shepard, deceantHl, with the conn, ty court of Marion county. Orepm, an I said court has set the time for lu ariiK said final report on SaluiV.sy the Kill day of August, 12. at 10 o'clock, m m.. of said day In the county court room In Um. Oregon, at wnicn time ' and any and all objections thereto wl.l be heard by said court., . Dated at Salem, Oregon, inis l.ui " of July. A. V.. ... . . . .... TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. : Notice Is hereby given that the coun ty superintendent of Marlon , eoinny wilt hold tne rcffuisr -tn.. - itmn' tnr ate and county ttypers i lur , beginning st o'cloclt, Auguai continuing for tour dayi. . q , Superlnlen.-lcnt. Salem, Oregon. August 2. - 1 heat stops the multiplication or tne Dest, As said above, most of the yarn are in excellent condition, but in & lew cases the pards are poor, an one or two lanre yards. It Is reported, tnat me OUUOOH. IB uuu, 1 ' ' t . , , K nn. e Mm Mim. yesterday that he bad seen one yard v"' ' y r . 5 . w . . " - , rades. Six sacks of mnoney were secur- OI W WU1VU vm.o J"' I .. - Th. would not exchange the crop or ws mw f" T-:-" ., fnr It. passengers were hot molested. Four There Is little more contracting ex- explosions were mjuirBu w "i""' pected as the growers who have not the dsctruction of theafe aH Mw car . ' ... is I jlj ft at. . . - . - hka' mKKmi mrmwm them a quarter of a mile up the track. The robbers then blew up the express car with' dynamite, ran the engine' not a mile from Hanover, abandoned It and escaped. ' ' 1 : .. V One of the highwaymen was killed. OSTEOPATHY DRS. . WYCKOFF t ALBRIGHT Twenty months gradu ates of the American Scholl of Osteo pa thy and A T. Still' I-n fir mary. Dr. Wyckoff is the only gentleman gra uate of osteopathy In Salem. Prac - .alitiHih.it In Salpm al nr. lit!)) 11 ours to- 1. rnone aiain iui,.uuo -iibi.m ,.-t nfm pntirPy v.a 1 cue, gee;';o ffruin im ninmn and nromlKi a. eood I . . ihir r-mn are sreneralty I was badly wrecked. The robbers were vteld: wardens are doinjr fairly welL I w. tn, harvest and market their crops I eight In number, all masked. Evident Gooseberry. Morrow county, C. E nn thPlr own capital. : : : lly they were raiiroaa men, one wms m Lundell First of week very warm, fol-l The question of harvesting ute crop good engineer. William Byl. the mes- lowedxby high .winds which shattered J ig receiving much attention, and grow senger, fired , five shots at the robbers. LEGAL NOTICES. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF AP- POINTMENT. Notice Is hereby given" to whom it may concern, that I; the undersigned. have been duly appointed by the Coun ty Court of Marion county, Oregon, s the administrator of the estate ot Frank II. Boedighelmer, lale of Mar lon county, ' Oregon, deceased, and all nersons Indebted to said estate are Wonderful Horn Tratnnt. This "wonderful '1l BeN dOCifcr I I'mUr (ttst bsoaue , r cura pe-jpl witM operatloa ttut Slvin up to lle. 110 cures wlifc h.t wonderful ChineF. herbs, root, bii-ls. 11 n- 'nowa te medical sctenee In this country." rbrouxB ths um or ubimimt lira. this, ramons acior sn-.w. f vr' Vi diff.-rest rrt"ii ..r.W4rilll V UM1 in -Ullll'irni :i KiMLrantfa cir tl. I Met! Urn lIlMTiW. catarrh; l hm. H.mach liver, kldmy. wa.Mr, ..- rouWo. Lwt mannoo.i. an ti Z tan nunan-ui .01 ?"'"' noderse. .v . ami awe Mll.l;t1lHU-w ir--i-. fMil ut nt lh cHy4Wrll for M" IrcnUr. K.nclotM- aanv C. n , ,1 i MfWit flilnwM. ie.iietn " . n "".' itreeU IVirtlsnd. Onrsa. Mentl..a tsis , i' . . , . ' . i ' - toweu .oy nign iiuui;whii:b miaiicicu S receiving mucn aivnnuii, uu givf; i senger, nre.iic t u i persons inaeDtea to saia . estate n- i j the ripe grain considerably; latter part J er- generally expect to have aufflciehl J but without effect, and an attempt was I heby requested lo make immediate I FflJit 1 aO V5 Clfl G cool:: heading. Is In active progress. I h.D to pick their crops in good time-1 nnde to blow him up in his ar. ' i I payment tiOithe undersigned, and all! ' s-Mssv ; ss. a-' Hop Baskets cool:: heading, Is In active progress. I Kelp to pick their crops In good time. Pendleton. Umatilla county, H. J. I Forty cents Is the price generally Taylor The weather Is favorable fori agreed upon, and this promises to be harvesting, which is progressing nicery; the ruling price, though in some poor no wheat yet threshed in this neighbor-1 yards or In the cases of isolated yards, hood: most of the era In being stacked; I . iktle more will probably be paid. crop will turn out better than was ex- pickers generally , agree that to cents nected. although It is shriveled some. 1. box is a fcdod price, and excellent The bandits had arranged to ditch 1 persons having claims. against said en- the entlfe train, had not; the signal to Uate sie hereby notified to present the stop been heeded. SeveraL passengers in the buffet car, including tne porter, were held prisoners during the struggle to crack the safe. The body of the dead robber, was put on the tender and car- Hood River, Wasco county. It ? E. wages cn be made by the industrious b the a short .Unce and Harbison The valley was visited by a I at those figures, hard rain Wednesday evenlng.'accom-1 . ; - panled by hall and heavy thunder, do-1 James WlnsUnley, Secretsry of the Ing much good to growing crops; the j Oregon Hop Growers' Association, yes-J . . a ' , J . V. b M 1 . ... . , . , Ww I ' nan oeinar nne. causea nw uamnac.. j t iprnii v received a reiwi ..! crop was good, and a large surplus ha I Terry, a prominent New Tone grower, then thrown Into the weeds. The dead robber was a stranger In this vicinity. He was is middle-aged man and well- RAINS IH COLORADO nnnUlI IS BROKEN Tilt SITUATION IS MUCH ' " ' IMPROVED. ,tv (From Wednesday's Dally.) AND DENT2R. Colo-Auff: , for Clark Winter wheat and oats' mostly ""' 1 . . t-t rill all tvalnar tna near it will crop; " poiawes u"i been baled: grain is In stack, but no thrashing: has been done; the apple crop will be large.-.: I t ' , 2 -I Willamette Valley. - Newberr. Yamhill ? county,, J. W. Moored Weather fine; J corn a.nd pota toes doing well; about one-half "of. fpe winter,, wheat in shock oaU coming on in flne'shaoe: clover and timothy near ly all housed: crop good; light "shower Thursday; pastures are getting dry. blackberries ripening. HlUsboro, Washington county. Grant Mann Grain ripening fast; fall grain mostly in shock; grass Is drying up fast; apples are falling badly especially In old orchards; slight snower xnurs Av nn damare to crops. ' ' r -philomaths Benton county, Jos. A. Park Wheat Is well filled. ; and most of the fall sown Is ready to cut; spring rfir tj short unless1 rain falls soon: potatoes need raln.x i ! yj. ta -ir. n.. Polk county. P. F, who saysjbf the hop-crop In that state: The dealers are an going west; There was no way - to telegraph In news of the bold-up. and the; flagman walked back and gave the alarm. ; A can't buy here. The growers who have special train of cltlxens and several po sny Vine are getting scared. It looks Ucemen at once proved to the scene. lit,.. . Ko Wlrtt. ' Twenty tBOUMna uoi a ure i m. .vua iv ..- t. . b. Mtimate for our state.l sippi, and the country Is well adapted Your bop growers will get a Wg price to a successful flight, the robbers easily if they don't malte fools of themselves. escaped. The work was evidently that - I a. . a . a . a la. 1 S BaV to them to keep" tneir 'ncreageioi experts as locjr wcnii ii. euuiiy if) AniMrn whore It Is and tney Will maw I meinooicauy. inc - tram aiiaeaeu is some money in the next few years. il rives the folio whig estimates:, bales Oregon... Washington. California. . New York.. 75.000 20,000 40.000 20,000 .. 145,000 one of the finest in the world and usu ally carried considerable money, w ncn must bare been known by the high waymen. . '-' Total ..... Mr. Terrv continues: "We cannot tell how much thia hlicht will lessen the crop; the weather ia hid. rainy and hot; bad for spraying. I The crop may be one-n ait oi weprw i AjtrM Express Company that a purse A Purse for ByL Chicago, Aug. -C In the ofilctal ac count of the robbery i Issued by the management of the C... B. V Q. Rail way, It isistated that as far as known only .32,000 In silver wss secured. An nouncement was made by the officials which has X''t "Ar bV a heavy In the shock; yjeld wiu-tau several weem w - occurred average; oats, nowver, nr., .bower today.' A Ioud bu "I? average; It Is thought spring wheat will ... .u irv. and the railways l rwitatoes . doing south: of the city. a "i - ondl be an average crop; poiaws ,oh.d between uoior . ..,. i - . vsaf IV 1 II The rains navf a--- . 1'uenio. ,. atock sltua- proved irrigation and the stock suu , t .: ifti mvn BALLOONS. . . L .. K-Malor Ruber eSS.tSSyjSK wahtnfitonare now .Mey. .y-,". -v a World dis of the GO i f aotive hydrogen construction w - r - . .. ln tbe Koiwns being made for use m t. niade riUi by the naval demonstration to oe Rear Admiral "":r;oj,t ute In August. a jnogt suc- practlcally completed, and i cesaful test ha. been -adey tb, ernment omciais. """.M, ...ii. hv about all housed; two tbrash ers will start this week: weather fine for harvest: rata would help corn and nnin- annles and pears will be ex tra large: blackberries ripening; crop .rood:' hops all right, no lice to cause damage.'. - - - nv.anv t.lnn rOUntT. J. .? fall wheat In the dens need ram. . Plateau. Rsflion. Union. Union couhty JobBtV.r.Mia. z. An for haying;, not n aTy have finished stacking;- grain ".L i. in ooeration: range grass Is cnt outlooK. . i nree-iourms ot ' in -aria are. not hixher than a man's! head.- JOINED THE MANHUNT WALTER.LYON AND A- C. DILLEY BELIEVED TO BE ON WA.X ' TO SPOKANE. - of 31.000 would be made up by the two companies and given to Express Mes senger Byl for bis bravery. PRESIDENT ATI SEA HE WITNESSED SPLENDID WORK ON THE MAYFLOWER-GOOD - SHOOTING DONE. " t . . . ' . . - Capt- Walter Xsyonr rrivtie GHEENPORT L. 1.. Avg. Prert ' - ' ' - TAn . W 4. . . . ... . . tarv to Gov, i. a. ufi . a-K-w i dent Roosevelt pamcipaiea u iwiu Warden' A. C. Dilley. of the State the Mayflower In mimic warfatfetoday. ....t, VK .nt in Portland onlTbe manoeuvers which the ship exe T o-t.rib!v for a brief I cuted were precisely those which might Monday evening, ostensibly for a riei through In an active visit, are believed to nv. gone i - . thooilog ot wlntjtng Kane, wu.c n. ... ' .. n..n. Trmrv- The two men -aid nothing pub iner w - - - nrd twenty shots and mads, sixteen hits, two of them, bulls eyes. same, duly verified acordlng to law, to the undersigned, at his some In Sub limity, Marlon county, .Oregon,1 within six months fromthe date of the first publication of this notice. Dated st Salem, Oregon, this, the 5th day of August. 1902. B. BOEDIGH RIMER. ; I r Administrator Of the estate of Frank H. Boedighelmer,' deceased. NOnCft OF INTENTION TO WITH DRAW INSURANCE DEPOSIT BY THE UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE CO. To Whom It May Concern: i In accordance with the requirement of the law of -the State of Oregon. relative to Insurance companies, no tlce to hereby given that the UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE COM PA NY, of New York. New, York, desiring to cease doing business within thc State of Oregon. Intends- to withdraw Its deposit with the Treasurer of said State and will, if no claim against said Company shall be filed with ths Insur ance Commissioner within six month? from i the 21st, day of February, 1902, the same being the dateof the first publication of this notice, withdraw 1U deposit from the State Treasurer. UNITED STATES FIRE INSUR ANCE COMPANY. By W. W. UNDERHILL, . - '" President. Dated at New York, this 7th day pi February. 1902. 2:21- mo. N at'ciiU will le t-etit out. ! ft buyers can sa'e Hie rwt f tin nj.' hl l MMiilnjf tlirect l llie iactory. i your ,rckrs in lit .Uine 'ami u w u ye money ' John Stout (ritiitrto I'laiihon A. I.snlou.) I. - ..! Inflfifl' I (it. ( IHill il nnY Mill Ht. Tho Hotel Monterey ..COIAVlia OiWJER. rropv.. Summer Beamt ljfatl in-l wt t-'l mil" Brh f Nowporl,, lauma fr. r.. jam tll aprd to nrt-n Uif emt. ruinl on th" enat. I- of If" I Satur irro. i.ixm mrn i-"""" .- fsura, " I asatrii f.n lha hf.eh 1..mI k I ihlss HM-b eiiolns wunin yr' ' aotel Raotiiit"Minrla or flu"'1" Jl..t -treji-ns r.i-rtD It wanted. ICate. i ."J J- r u . ; if lcr wees. . . - Kanoon is I i.sn- nil motor winaias. - , i , i. i.A revere thf-n was slowed, cneta. '.A on nis errenu,. .M tint about the .matter.- Supt. T n t. last nlaht that Deputy . .. atork continue to take I t-hi K.a rr for a few days drying f .r- s-ood ruc" " . .V.w Krn ttmr-n tf inntCTCh on flesh; hay ana g.. v. - -i - I vacation. is . JVI I iT ClC J U lf-I O AlUUiJICU snd will be urw in " l new Winchester ao-aw nues wc m.. along, and me nexi nwra wnen mey join - r nearly paid to have maOe nlSn "Vl and carter of a mile in thirty - and was brought to the ground in a a , dtumv v - four " -atn bv the paper puip three or four minutes wn h,m coumrr t.,tr, is controvert- i M t-r r-nTTrT rnVXTCrn-Q Til .:.. ",. r ;-.ri,,ry. in -enger; each time .none a - mill. ha. ngured the LUUiVI I 1-UU1X i - s. at. Com- tould Immediately !. Dy "" ,V...Vi.. r the timber of Can- ,! !ld at ZU. to meet the ,nds Of North- America or linn. i .- .k.iM vlll be m rVTY OF TIMBER FOR TULP. ' po,, of Sheriirs.Cudihee Gardner and , rLPX Ur ' Doust near Spokane. , Captain DiHey , The often reiterated statement that n0wm Tracy well, and his presence ,n. oresent consumption of J? w, welcomed by the Washington r.ild result m CORPORAL O'BRIEN, WHO TOLD TALES OF CRUELTY IN PIIL ; -IPPINES, IN TROUBLE. ill the .forests the - NORTH ADAMS. MsssW Aug. - Shortly after midnight; tonight Cor poral Richard O'Brien was f lared un reversed mov thouah the wind. times quite severe was WEATHER AND CROPS EXCELLENT HARVESTING SON AND YIELDS ARB ? COURAGING HOPS. SEA-EN- - rrrnm Wednesday' S Dally.) The weekly report of' the Orero SecUon of the V.eatber Dureau. for the H.mands Of years. THE GREATER PORTION OF THE DAY DEVOTED TU alwiiu, v OF. BILLS. . his testimony -before; mittee last, May, regarding, affairs the Philippines, t. HOP BASK El Best Quality i I'lace your orders early. WAXTEIt MOIIL1.V, Mamif.1'- - rviiein itnw ihk.i. Phone - Ftafd i! Hops Heps SUMMONS. of '".rL.r n S. Mrs. Sarah DI1 .I. Kn blind for seven NeSter. wno '" - recovered her eye rears, claims to hae recov - Mtrvni una --- i (From Thursday's Da Hy. sight in eays that while praying. white, light The Marlon court convened in county eomrnlssloners 'the regular August ."Z- here eyes sn " - ., members eemg J" . af AMri& ' I of court St 10 o'clock yesteraay. was , 11 . broKe otJects. Her vus. .we V, now ne-rly ss gooa - - maner, of mlor4m- IbVforesho became tuna. t in attendance and r.iY Judse John H. Scott presided. A HOT DAY. PORTLAND, Or, Ans- fi. This hi I beon tt - warmest Aiy o ith- f-"nn. . - - - .. . rC - . a the twrnwrnwer r-K- u6.-. . n. .4 v. e - ' -.-r' ef In the Circuit Court of the fStatt Oregon, for the County of Marion. The Investors " Morigan Se-urltjr Comttanv. IJmlted. Plaintiff, vs. Esther B. Miles. Prudence Miles. Abbl Ed- I T Dora Ooelts. Louis Oo;lts. Anna Ahl gren, . Ahlgren,- her husband. Laur ence IBlover and . !over, his wife, Defendants.; - 5 To Prudence N Miles, Dora," Ooelts. Louis Ooelts, Anna- Ahlgren, Ah! sren.- Laurence Slover and Flover, Defendants: In. the name Of the State , of Oregon, you are hereby required to api-ar snd answer the eoolalnt In the abov cn titled suit on or before tho 25th lay of August, :2. and If you fail f so an swer for want thereof, the plaintiff will ai.nlv to the Court for th-v r.u Ga- manded in the comraint, to-wit, fr decree foreclosing that certain mrt iraro made and umiteil m th'? J''U day of Scptf-mbf-r. w Ik re in I. N- Miles and Eathr II. MU- s are niorti.z ors and the ' Invertors ' Mortgs curity Company. Mmlted, i tti rr.rt gagee.'snd whkh mortgage. 'waa"alv- to secure the payment cf tli" k'Ii-i One Thmjpand D"l:ars ll.'' '" ' ; v. Kh 'interest at th" rate of ei.ht i-r .:-. 'per annum, whth mortst i rwir-lH TKl r.f I i' " K . Ot t r- M'irtr-'S ' of M'ru-n O.-tnty. r Oregon, an! f-r tie f'-.t jr l.s described in i-'l molts; i. fv th amount d-i th'-t" i. at fr.;;.iw. t'-if: " Tt. I'pyifi hrf ' v-z) ft nt ''' V.'ft q-uit'r ' ;4) ant t? N'-'' ' N f ) cf ti. South '.Vrt Vi4'r ( ' f If you re interert'd In l. . and prices. It wU.I joa lo j, report of tb - ' N. T. COP liLI'OIlTINO C ) V .'.' .'t " ' EMiirrr wrtw nn. v.t r n rtof T' I Wl j fiC CO. k'Q iiiii sit l--M- I t . " a"fr i- f ovt r 1 i rrj-v,'Jr,,'l l;l i., i i. : . of r - printSi-s "f r&t'.-jui V lh;i.iI.I.riM'-l 1' '. hi uT " r i to ft it st.-l b f ' 1 1 iti. ; ' a t f -! t- t '.. Fpl in ti" t'oor' v till . fc.-. . J 0 LJ ,4 L'S-l ?