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About Weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1900-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1904)
THE MINERS IN CONGRESS IMPOETANT EESOLUnON ADOPT ED YESTERDAY. SOME INTEEE STTNQ SPEECHES. Will Try to Establish a Permanent Headquarters in Some City. " line. The first discoverers did J not know goltU They -were trappers, farm ers and missionaries, Tbey were tat removed from Govermental protection and the British claimed the territory. Opngres-, noiaf ormed, ivn -obstructive, I almost antagonistic, to the purposes of I taa iar-away. pioneers. Unlike the pas- sire,vent helpful, Digger Indians of California, 4 the Oregon, Indians ; were murdxronily aggressive and many of j them bad to be killed. Tbe mountains; war prodigious, eorere d with soil and ; ti mser, and prospecting for miacrala was laborious and alow. - The unexcelled forests, prairie, flsh-stoeked rivers and multitudinous herds and flocks of fat game attracted5 tb man' who did not come looking for mines. De velopment of the state's mineral re source was therefore alow, and the early miners took only a small part of the most "aecBssible and, easily, gotten 1 7 IK v 01 May Be Denver of Salt Lake El Paso May Not Get Next Annual Session of I the Congress It Depends on Board coarse gold of the placers. Sluicing and of Directors. rocking waa the limit of the early days, re .Vceasionaiiy uiscvTcrm vi bb verr rich 'deposits of the precious met al! did not suffice to woo many Oregon- ians from tha satisfying returns of their orchards, farms, fisheries,, and the haunts of abundant wild game. The POBTLAND,-Aug. 23 Thursday the principal battle of the present conven tion of the' American Minina Congress tion the day will be devoted to ehooft-1 state is very large and the communities irr a halmiartr ' " Thi ftrnAOn I therein-Still Small. " I the permanent headquarters committee Oregon,1 k-owever, is rich in. precious Imetals'ahd commercial mlneTals; and nr(ri at nncc rectmmendincr T)en. UaofYeriaes which invite-and ehal- ver of. Salt Lake. - The : selection of j len $he? .lore and industry of geol n,..;niT r1uA will mail a ,v tht ncrutn.jnincraJocrists and miners, prob-l boardof directors in the future. rjably surpasmng.that of any of her els'-J Six addresses were on the .program I ter tates. . s n today; and tonight a big audience I After entering Into a full discussion reeted Chancellor E. , Beniamin An-1 of the mm ine question. Mr. JJraite eios- drews, of the University of Nebraska,! ex withj the following: r,l peafter. a Wivr i : With Royal Baking Powder; there is " no mixing with the hands, no sweatof the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest v. facility, sweet, clean, healthful food, r Full; instructions in the " Royal Baker and Pastry .Coble book for making -all kinds of bread, biscuit . and - cake with'. Royal I Baking . Powder. Gratis - to .any address. - ' -': ; l I " ' .' ' , ROYAL BAKING -OWOCR CO., 100 WILLIAM ST.,' HtW YORK. - r- ARE . FGQLio SEC. WINSTANLEY THTNH3 THE HOP -GEO WEES SHOULD NOT " irCESY TO , CONTEACT. Secretary of English . Growers Associa- tiori'Bays Conditions Are Very. Un- certain There "'And Prospects Bright Tor Good Price. ".. I jrx r f 1 "s 1 7JdDUuU(S)UD: shapely, Tr' -7 i ' rnanycf tL;i t 4 -z j i of children iacfUa ---n.. a to the mother's r ahapelinc All of thti can ta - POS THE SIDNEY EOAD. Polk County Court Is Taking Active Steps Toward Building of This Project. - (Trom Thursday's Daily.) A special from Independence j The survey for the Sidney road says i was to hear bis address on the " Promoter, r SBo.iftfteT. a dintcr (wo call it supper Hii Place in 'Our Development." ' f outbere) of bean soup, mountain trout ine iOTcnoon kbsiod was laaen upiirom ine neignuoring eutaiu, with the address of Senator Mitchell,! murdered near the cabin 'door, boiled who spoke on the " Oovernment Branch I notatocs, mealy and smoking; biscuts, Mint or Assay Office,' 'MauricefD.iTuddv hndhot: white sop, done brown; Tahev of Seattle, on "Mininir Law."lr.; nt fmit orarnered from von huckle- and cxtemporancius addresses by F. IL berry patchy and coffee black coffee I completed yesterday by County Survey Newell and-uifford I'inchot. . j- : . . -1 8H prepared in the huge fireplace or tnei or yan Orsdel and the two viewers. The afternoon session was devoted toj miner's mountain home, we lie, in the! The TQ& wm co8t about $500 only when aairessea uy vou un valboly twilignt, on ine grass bu uw . . . . ... . rtip. far Min.ral RMnnrA nf Califoria ' ' and I a k n,l litpn to completed, and will give an .outlet ior Orlow W. Brown, on Cyanide res th voices in the nearby, happy brook, j some fifty families, about twenty-five of the Iiaeeed Top District, BlaekUh. mvatial haminffs uo amonir thelninncr th route and some twenty-five llills. Ineodles of the pines, the crickets pracf j or thirty immediately opposite Sidney CoL Drake's Sueech. I :-;. ,n ai. nin. tha Dlaintivei i-n Marion countv. Col. Drake's speech was perhaps the wooing of the turtle dove, the weird, A ferry has already been established most interesting that has been deliver- low murmur (you can. scahce hear it) at Sidney by the milling company there ed during the present session of the which sometimes comes out of the very and it will be made a free ferry toftbe fnn aress and follows: 7 kart ffthrf mountains, smoke the pipe public. .The matter will come up jf,or , F . - .. ' m . m I ' i t . l. tA aAMat 4 MS. Mr. President-and Gentlemen or the 0f pcaco aud contontment ana stnye py i nnai oisposiuon uctUie u v.r AmericaTi Mining Congress: '- In jour-1 tirit teleeraphy to reach the eonseious-l of this county eptemDer 4, anu a According to a- communication which has been received by Secretary. m- stanley, of the Oregon Uop Growers Association, from Secretary Thomas Ironmonger, of the National Assoc ia don, England, Under aate of Aug. 5,1 'tb CTTTt'I Cl the hop growers ot me x-acmo wrvu west have -everything their own way as to what phice they will accept for . . r . I . Ik. i . lagusn epippera uu y ' -bright, yellow hop, if they will only persevere and not be in too much of s hurry to tiispose or ineir growiuK either by contracting or otnerwise. Twenty-five cents has teen paid uere ia seeral eases, tt ue suape i fide sale, which gives rise to the belief that the price this year will not be m,.k Ktr than ax IU ciose ui i year marxei.- .. u-in.t.nol hti that all of the estimates upon the growing crop so far, accoramg treat Unirnent lVW Friend SrertSe. aU t! SfPcMc Period ithont PjJU- It freratJ . tell of tha benea auno xciic ' ; Thonannda eratef nUr cae of this wonderf ol twnedy. Sold by all druggist At iio per. bottle. Onr HttU WmV - teTlirj 9 all aboCt vt. UnimMit. will be) terrl fi : BBS ll l " T Japanese were not inclined to believe. irije tfor mation be has at band are v:k .n.i that n eoneiucra 80,000 bales for Oregon is a pretty good furore to1 set it ai. " a . . . TAimAn. t That portion oi Decreu-rj ger's letter, pertaining to the condition of the hop market in England, loUows; "Our growers nave passeu iuiug -very trying time, having had to con tend with almost the worst attack of The junk heard firing until midnight, August 22. Scarcely, a building in Port . Arthur remains undamaged.. The town , ball, used as a magazine, has been destroyed. Four large warships, -unable to light are at Port Arthur. Only one ship, a ves sel with two masts and two funnels has trans on board. The fire of the forts raw M0LLVr,U,U nevintr to this assemblaire. those of I nP nf lo-rrd ones far away. An! tne vou who came from the Norjh crossed I nerentr' and ' splendor, the sublimity, the great river of the West. On May I soiemj,ity, glory of deepening twilight 11, 1792, Captain Bobert uray enierea jn tj0 mountains of our western non- this rivor in the good ship (olumDia I derland. UU. ' ' UM...W 'WB t g V.Am Kin' malt. At the conclusion OI me i ici hjj la ntAettncr a delegation from lndepen' dence, Kidney and aiem wiu visit ine county court to present tne ma.ier.; The right of way to Salem has been fenced for some 400 yards along one side of the road t-y the property owners and takes up part of a road used ior -j.ms roau us r ... . . - i i tnn villi u not capturel uy ine Japanese, Pneri . bBtrht ever known. Its persis- with the enect or xne iana mines, isi . . ."t... Btant. and spraying, given as the reason why the Japanese J J omversaL Many gardens have not yet conquered the stronghold. ". wa8Be4 from six to eight times, and some of our people f ngnten- Lite Daisies Before the- Scythe, , I d by the expense, have given up in Baby lives . destroyed , I., summer f-pa xTilT by cholera inianiam. ine aitaca; ' oi i fi-. d the disease is sudden, its progress is ,anPS. but the re -ometimes terriWy rapid. Mothers who threatened to be danKerous, but the re- have given'their eh ifrlreo Perry Davia ' Painkiller, can tell how this treatment has checked the diarrhoea, and "vomit- in nn.l nut the little patient out or k . m danger, zo anu o Cholera Infantum. ... w woather has helped them in this respect. But the general result is i..t v hall onlv harvest moderate " . - frnn nreseni , esiiBiavci "s r . . . . . i iL.. ah. 400,000 ewt., wnicn ia w V"' last year's crop. i, ."There is wild talk about possible values, but we know that the Contmen- THE CON D YOU CAN . TURN AROUND WITH RIDE WITH COMlomr Au ui iv,- ATE WITH EASE-TREAT ANY SOIL AT ANY TIME OF YEAR CHANGE FROM t SINGLE TO DOUBLE OR TRIPLE IN THE FIELD. This disease has lost its terrors since I t8i vieid will be large, and that our m thA mi FAfl m - " " " . 1 . .t I . - m It. - ri.HMs.o tA YlAlAfr'atAa I .s.ja V.an TWOntV PH. I Did TO&d 10 I tlfl A. head the identical nag lasnioneu uy e8!,,u"-t l,!.r "v ,itv .Ti-; fn winter time, and tends the use of cunning hands of Betsy iwss were ,s ; .p ---.V - frm henceforth if the of bowel' first American flag ever made, noatea i ne laaaes " "" t 1. not adjusted, naa.made it ft I .ISBSBMBSJBBBBBSBSSBBBBBBSSBBSB) . SBlBBill BSBBBBBBSJBBBBBBSSI j- Chamberlain's. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Bemedy came into general The unirorm success woicn mi- this remedy in an complaints' in children favorite wherever. ' its pw Republic 's 'first mesMeng'fr around the world.: The captain's sea-chest, wherein was. stored the fiag when not nt ih neak. is here in vour rnilst, tn property of the Oregon iiisioricai Society. - 8ome -of you, on entering the state from the East, -passed over a range called the: Blue Mountains. Others coming from the South crossl the ftftkiyou Mountains on entering Ore gon. In either case you enjoyed un snrnassable scenery and severally en countered the present feet of what in early geological times were twin islands, the genesis of the North Pa cific Coast. tn -the -beginning 'the Eastern por- tion of the Blue" Mountain-Range and the Siskivou Mountain were two isl ands far'off the then Western coast of what is now North America; mere granite, peaks in a-world of waters. So that rn much of your journeying here, to our honor .and pleasure, you linn reached us bv traversing an an i PRESS HOTLY PORT ARTHUR NOT-EASY PREDICT JAPAisB ABE BEABIN G HEAV- U.T ON RUSSIAN CENTER 1 AT PORT ARTHUR. Chinese Bring News' That Port Arthur tts . all But Fallen Other Russian Gunboats Reported as Sunk In the Harbor. 1 r." CIIKFOQ, Aug. 23. (Noon.) Ac cording to advices brought here from Port Arthur by a junk, the Japanese were hotly pressing the Russian center oin' 'Vhflrailwftv and the Russian rSrht in the vicinity of uolden : - IlilL i " . . . . i -u:-n. fi..nt ocean bed. exalted and somewhat These advices. are urougin. uy .. and In Tinrt. covered I ,ionart oA .from Taioanirtsc. which j . . I . ! . An (r Ann ia one mile irom me cny II ill , between the city and the forts of the Russian right wing. The Chinese declare that the Japanese occupied n.tn.irrtn and icnetrated along the with modern lavas, and crossed tne f.ct of two very old islands, the geo logical parents of this lovely and won ilerfnl state. At this day, standing on tbo summit o.i arc surroundc.l, not by a shoreless railway to General Stoesscl's residence sea. but by hundreds or majesiic on August ' . i ii . i A kl fauna I Aa tliia renort WOUld mountains, -rrniu oi bw i, V.i -u fallen, the gashed and wrinkle,! with canyons ana V5"B":.:;w th. local Wltn dense i;ixjv jainunu "F"" , . , . : w. . . n mjxt.r I g..w.m.il rnliplveil I tie lDIOIIUBtlVU Tku uunin'i a . - - - - , The information ac confirmations or the eorcos. and Deariea firm oAilara nnd nines. -.u Mntn-wi. ThsA are theiereat i reserve. .... , . i . .iiitii..niiiii Tinwever. as a giants which hoara ine tkwv. i v.yt ha 'Hnnsians have i,t fetron. Thev. with the in previous reports that the l.iissians have trvAinT vnllVB. COVCr ft nnn.w nalin(T in extent the combined areas nf the states of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Conncticut., Standing upon the summit of that .ti i.inml th HiaklVOU (des- imiated in United Btatcs geological territory! been drivcn.trom Itstshan, and that the 1 . . 1 aV Bk it-d. AaSSl V n AVIV Japanese are very forU and tbe.eastera defenses. The local Japanese, under the leadership of their Consul are subscribing money and preparing to celebrate the expected laii oi m jwinMf - , . , . The Chinese who arnvea iouay mr nrvova aa " 'irviamniu i yuu " I .. . .v -1 w -arahin was brothers, guarding immeasuraDie . .t wa. fftbled several days ago that ?gunboat of the Otvajani type This is proDaDiy inc ir in southern Oreeon. and covering an area of oyer 15,000 square miles. r vl.thv.rrl throncn Central -Western Oregon, a sec tioofteTi b really embraced in the general designation I Southern Oregon ' you cross the more modern ranges of the Rogue and ala- t, arnin the masmve nilis, r1'"'., aim m v . , alk ali h.r,ll and unshorn, are hoarding limitless treasures for the goo.lof the ;n A hnnefnl men who iarre attempt great deeds for great , weaUth. j The area, ef the richly mineralized por tion of this section equals In extent at l-vo.t s nt thA nortulous and weai- had been sunk. vessel referred to. ENTERS SAXXM TERRITORY. United SUte Oypsnnt Company Product ! Welcomed toy Buuaexs ana 'Contractors., ! AiraWniittinor'forth a strong effort V,t there is in every line the Voget Lumber Co. has secured the sole ageney for tma wemeuv ,.i. e tha hard mortar industry. n i' - - . . . l Hntl JAPANESE ATTACK MET REPULSE WITH TERRIFIC LOSS. STJPEBSTinOUS ' "NOW TNO THE TALL OF PORT ARTHUR SOON. ' A 1 country will have a gooa uPV.j, .i likplv that such san inline iAm iii roH zed. There is, of tha nanalrv accented fact that stocks throughout the world win be KitAd and it is. therefore, not im- known. For sale by probable that the brewers will be forc I Li i th market earl", but as to this . m ..I there is much uncertainty, tnereiom i. is not safe to indulge too xreciy m pro- n.,- i.iimt. has been very trying to all vegetation, and hops have felt the w w-w . aj I EXPECT-1 pecially, had it eontinuea mneu y-K"' absolute mm must nave iuuuwcu, K t -rfnrtntffht airo storms brought copius and general rains, with the rer suit that, the best cultivated grounds wer much beneftited, aitnougn niauj We have a car load now and expect to get more. : maIing 4 rmisorj Corner State and Commercial. Streets, Salem, Oregon 4' MORE RUSSIAN SHIPS" ARE LOST a., n wiii Tk Piie on. the TaT ef I tha iur nieces were too far gone rm J aw ww - i y ' i - . i tne .mrisxenanK oi uw aT----- " net recovery. u-r- ("f" - . New Heir to the Russian Crown- Others Occurred on Pete Days, S . I AVoid and Orozovoi Must jeave Shanghai, Is Great Britain's . 4 Order. ' i ' Port Arthur Town Being Ruined by ..Heavy Fire of Japanese Cannon rew "Buildings Undamaged Fighting Is Very Severe. LIAO YANG, Aug. 24, Aecord- ing to the latest information from Port Arthur a furious Japanese at- tack on August ,1-'J0 was repulsed with terrific loss. The news was received here with the - greatest Must Leave Shanghai. . Washington,' Aug. 23. Consul Good now at Shanghai today cables the State, Department that the Chl- nese Tastai of Shanghai, through the British Consul, has ordered re- pairs t the Askold and Orozovoi stopped. The order was t made through the British Consul because of the fact that repairs are being made by a British company at Shanghai. thv New Eneland states. - I rn,-iir t veara that First Discovery of Gold On the rncu., mariet it has successfully pass- Ac Coast Was In Oreeon. ; fcd through every imaginable test, and Tn 1845. at the foet of the old Blue to,lay the VZ9 ! 11 -ft it KoJn ain' island, the second discovery rrf ection in it. bne a, , it ij of cold in tho present limits of the possible to get. Each -?un nUe Rtates wis nade. , Marshall, into it. compounding has receiv- whoSlafe'the X o "ry in California ,(l ih. io i. UiQ wn- .n Orrma emigra-nt. It action upon the nnianed proauc. hojcji. " the T.t baVe beenmade :::idha dsSe wiih - .1 Wto get riches qoicklv.- This desire naa jtv. MfiKfi-'ww T. not frcentiblv abated with the rW& Kent Inspectors as welL..r" Itlrt - rliM was Tfound on the Rintiam -, new, product but one that has stood Uw7"litrt-Ammly the test of years It-eost. but s, trifle Marian, of that day had not fully mor and yet it's cheaper in tbi end, devetord th characteVlstie desire" to it 'r u .destructible - and "roof. ?hS jinst them," and The I first der placed by theAoget dJdaTvet know cold when the saw It. Lumber and Fuel, Co. was didn t yet know gwa that have used it report ine stories oi lout 7 . what the yellow stuff really waa t.o; and ludicrous. ,. ft ' . . L Useful ilv ba fishhooks. the royal m are was themselves watch the .a waII' rdeased. If yu advertisement of this firm . .aa.1 .111 all the TtOlHtS - utu- . owwrr wi th.t if vou rntend mmered.into sinkers ior - tape urou- - - ' " -lltaUie.Bt Later, minions or ouc o ry -- - .,.i . nni from tne piaccr i iea; aa w - --r. r - von rrn , ODBtrnctions to wev-i-i'-uc-j-. VnrtKMmnr. ririan coincident C0n-1 dvclocmeut in tbis I for itself the rceord f . bemsr tbe BEoT. Legal Blank-, Statesman Job -Office. ' Want to Await Tida. J London, Aug. 23 A correspondent of the Times at Pekin says that the Wai Wu Pu (Chinese Foreign Board) is try intr ta arrange a compromise by which the Japanese may be induced to permit the Askold to remain in Shanghai until Sunday, when the tides will permit the cruiser to cross tne par. Initiative May Pass to Russians. ' Berlin, Aug. 23. In a dispatch from LiaoJ Yang under date of August 53, a correspondent of the Lokal Anzciger says: ' The indications are, that the in itiative is about to pass to the Rus sians. 'ine Japanese ymu v ihuju in,tnin(T tho atack upon tne iiao ftT. PETERSBURG. Aug.. 23, With all Russia hanging breathlessly, on the fate of Port Arthur, even such a na tional 'event as the christening f the Czarevitch is robbed of much promin ence which.would otherwise be accord ed it and t. Petersburg tonight is dim and silent with no sign--or. acwviiy. The capital tonight is filled with sin ister rumors of Port Arthur's desperate straits. .. The superstitious are predicting ine fall of the fortress on the aay oi the baptism of tho Czarevlteh, but this is easily traceable to tho fact that sev eral big Russian reverses occurred on Russian fete days, it is reponeu a m--sin TA Wil l received from Gen. Btoessel tonight sent from Port Arthur August 22 by the way of Chef oo, saying, a des narai aHaul't bv the Japanese had been in progress during the previous forty-eight hoursl No confirmation of the report can be had. A more hopeful view is derived from aa unoineiai uis patch from Liao Yang, saying that in two days .assault on August 19-20, the attackers 'were beaten off with heavy loa. The situation at Liao Tang itself is quiet, but -iraprovisg weather pres-as-cs a renewal of military actnty It is believed ir r-uropaiam . wurew plating a diversion in favor of Port Arthur it will not be long delayed. APPROVED , EVERYTHING,, Parker Satisfied With Plana Hade and , to Be. Made,. ,. - t, ; :bj Esopus, A tig. 23,-rians for the, Na tltional campaign were laid before Judge "fl'arker today by Dclancy NieolL of .i...ith tnnfidence that the total crop waiinot exceed 350,000 ewts., but I think such pessimism is extreme, and that the ftcrure previously named will be nearer the mark. At any rate our present market is affected by the out look and -too dOprcrsion that ruled up TO RI11L0CH PASTE IDEAL HOUSE PAIUT whol. sl-t fto. ettovKu,. m .b. r..n.i wn-v- ------- -. .ZZ' .. aaLars. to about a month ago Has now given nUea to firmness, prices having aa- vanced within the last 1 at. nut 1f). ("Our future very much depends up h t H action of the erowers upon your side and on the Continent. If they are induced to' contract earlv and at low prices, thus enabling dealers to flood our buyers with tempting offers, we But if our foreign competitors are firm .t..ii nmn nff apcnnd best, and our men who have small crops will bo hit hard. A .i,aii tiavo a chance of starting well, " " ""' ..." - . n-.Ttrn. and maintains a . good posiyion, "yiXIHj OWHi-l-lur yr , auarante of auraWlity hrea -on penooa ""f"J " ,lh. -' tor tha bnmh" of to Uon. or n"'7' aft tbar-ta. rv-r-lM t tm Wa taTlt, oorT-.poad-oa- rjwa taoaa who m a iur Baaaa T-ta. ort fan WHEREVER WE HAVE HO AQENT VOUR -OWN DEALER WIU. Q SET "KIMLOOH" FOR YOU, IF SHOWN THIS AD.. BY 'WRITING DIRECT TO GET MWLOwn 'j(oOH PAINT C0MPANY ST LOUIS, MO. J THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE. sold ui F. 6. Bomsot SQiem. or; me -Knapo i Ban co . oismors, Ponionu, era.. IIS IN A MUDDLE which policy both your people and ours will be benefitted. It is my feeling that if your growers could be taught to be cautious, their interests would be promoted. - -- V OOTJNTY i INSTITUTES. State Superintendent WU1 Go to East-: -. era Oregon on aiaucauoau , -Work. ..;.: SANDS IN COLUMBIA QUES TION TOR DISPUTE. 4, i J Application for Purchase of Accretions Thereto From Oregon and , Applica tion for Purchase Entire Island from Washington to Bring Matter to Issue. State Superintendent Ackerman rill I Through the aplication of George H. x-ar VAir. VIca Chairman of the Demo cratie National- jCommittee. Parker approved evertbing that had been done and all the eomittee had in contempla tion. ..-.. ' - . VA TEXAS WOMDER tt at.T.'S GREAT DISCOVERT. ' bottle of the Texas Won Yanir has apparently been deranged by I j,. TTaii 'a Great Diaeovery. cures all " -..1 i -VI tir r a a. VI.. ...a the untipMien iBuiufH it.ii.nuw . jjjdney and , Diaoaer irguuia, Port Arthur. KuroKi nas wunarawn oKrt,VeL nnth of the Taitze river ana inei";,,,. " . .. mvMAmm ww - ! ...... only outposts are near te city. ; i tim tnd an irregularities or , tne sua ji Li..U a KAfli vnn tfld WA Russian WWtW'r VE " tlW ta eia. T,.L. Amr.-! 23. Admirsl rvaiaoaai . - t At mm bv vour druggist, reports that s the Russian battleship wyi e sent by mad on.reeeipt of $L Bevastopol was emerging from Prtl0Be gn bottle Is two month's treat Artiinr vesterdav she struck a rainel. ti- Trnest W. HalL sole manu- 1( a at- - v - IUV h We . " a w and afterward she wss seen to be fisted f t rcf P 0. box, 629, St. Lonlv Mo. to starijoaro. o oe w ",, gj for testimonial . ooiu uy tUe harbor. gists and Dr. S. C. Stone's Drug Store, SCAD TrUS. whomit 'lav Cdncem: ; Tkli fa to certify that I was down for sine months with kidney and Mad Antszahanldcr trouble, and tneu au annwa rem- " Japanese Steadily Gaining. Chefoo; Aug. 24. A junk which left the Liao Ti promontory the night of Anghst 21 reports that the Japanese a a ' .. . a a A aa S atTQ Vt ffl AmtaKalian. Thev have tl riven lue Jtra- I uer, vn un -r ; Antseaiian. nyv1' , ,sfc ,nj' th:- I would cheerfaHv swear Kwtwra of tb, to. and for Iheenrttjftbwho are tCer. vaneed to a poin,t near- 8haochaako. I Tours truly, 'Vt cnTT " lnis ncwa t' "' " , . , V - lfadford Or i,..- ,.viB!v and which localt , .. - Xieoioro, W. arisria uiiu iaav w - - - - leave tomorrow for eastern urewa sn Qeerge, wbich has been filed with the viat to Union county and V aseo . T rA . ft nnr. He goes to sttena vne eounij i urrju which meet 'the; county. teachers' Institutes The institute in unnn twumi " meet on. Monday and the meeting in Wasco will take place on Wednesday. Sunerintcndent Ackerman tries to at chase of the accretions to an island sit uated in the Columbia river and known as Desdemona Bands, the interesting question of the ownership or tns is land is atrain broueht UP. and this time perhaps, in a manner such as to bring HIGHEST PRICE . PAID . FOR Cascara or Chlttim Carti bailor F A Iliac 00 BUl Rt addreas I s Us IlQUO Balern. Ore,- UNIVERSITY OF 1 OnEGGIl College of Literature, Science, and th Art. -'-.'"College of Bclence and Engineering. School of Mines ann. Mining. School of MuhIc, School of Law, Bchool of Medicine. The session of 100S-4 opens Wednesday, tieptember 14. For catalogue, address ;- . REGISTRAR UXiYEnSITY CF CriC:, EDO EN E, ORCOON. tj-nA evcrv institute that is held along I aK.,.t ,,itimate decision upon the railroad , routes, ana wnere e una oimatter even if it has to bo carried up travel on stage coaches he only goesto the federal courts. The accretions every other year, - - . . to the island which Mr. George desires The county insiuuie iur 1 to purchase eonsist, approximainy, oi county will not oe " i about 317 acres or uue iann, wmco is 23d. . - (considered very valuable from a fisher- u.i r .jnurm I man's point of view. TEAMSTERS GAIN INTELLIGENCE. J Sevc;mi ycars ago this entire Island CHICAGO, Aug. 23 Members of the I was sold by the state of Oregon to one . .- nn nn ho nave Deen ou at t air. isaraer. wno nan wac w.tmw n strike in an enort to aid the striking j partner in the Columbia River Packing butchers held a conference meeting j Association. As the state is not allow- tnntvht to determine wnetner roied to sell tide isnds to corioraiion, withdraw from the strike. They finally j it is presumed that Mr. Ceorge, who is decided the teamsters as a body wouia secretary of that association, win maae refuse to give aay further assistance application for the purchase of the ae to the" strike, and the question of re- e ret ions in person. The most interest malning on tbe strike or going back to ing feature about the matter now, it art work was left to the various local nn- pears, is tbe understanding by the Or- ions. '.:...-;.---- , - i egon ciaie wni iwru u unimi partv has made aprdieation lieiore the HIGHER IDEALS. I Washington Htate Land Board for tbe Fhom the "Washington 8Ur. I purchase of the entire island, inelud- I)on't vou think that the ideals or i iar tbe accretions. This state of arxairs American statesmanship are higher now j arises from the fact that the state of tha-n thev uied to bel" I YVaHbinirton also lays claim to tne own Hnra ibev are." answered Senator I erahiD of the island. The basis for Sorghum, "'I've known the 'time when j this question of ownership of the prop- a'rfai waa eonaidered llff raonev. ivw erir ia iormewi py ine lnirmaw ua- yoa can't get a maa that amounts to pote over the location of the dividing anything to t look at 'leas than tea line between the two states, and it is thousand."' . this question which will protably have to w settiea oy ine xeucrai courts pe fore it ends. j --, -V ' The descriptionof the boundary line of the. state, especially the northern boundary, as contained in the consti tution, while evidently quite clearly Capital National Cshlr Of Salem Transacts a General Bank ing Business. Savlsss tzzk Dtpsrtctst ; ?ay three per cent Interest on Bav Ings accottTita. Compounded semi annually. Deposit of one dollar or more received at any time. Pass book Issued tb each depositor. , Fire Insurance TiT!?.rO TLKTILES3. Thia commercial struezle is terri ble.''' said tbe sua who takes every thine he reads seriously," .''rtiat' tha trntililet" The natent food reotIe are tryiagl drawn when the lines wdre established ta make crmbodr to healthy that I it seems now is very confusing. The there will be no one left.for the pateatt northwest corner of the state's boun medicine people to enre." Washington J da ry line is described as a point three town of Warre SUr. - v . ! . miic west of the north channel f the'ereck, . j. We represent tho Iioyal," u Phenlx " and " fcJcotlUh Union and National" fire Insurance companies. lie on the ufa ald and take nut a noliev now. lion Insurance a specialty We furnish hop tickets to our customers. HOL.VURSON & rivpr, and the north line, as following up; tbe "middle" channel. The chan nel, of , the-river change so often 'and widely, that sometimes, it it said, it is diriicult to- determine as to which u the "middlj5";channol; The State Land JJoard is also in rc telpt.of an application from Mrs. f'.ir ah K. Warren for the purchase of 3.'. j acres of tide land lying in front of t! - nton en Kktpanuoa