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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09


Wheat-Track prices. clph "a,
per bushel: red Russian. sac. blua
stem, SIC, valley, s6e.
Barley--Feed, $3.50 mar ION.
rolled. s3702s: brewing. sss
Oats-Nc. / white. s2s6o @e7
per ton; gray. s2s.
Millstu ffs--Brnn. s24.BO mar ton
middlings. s27.50: shorts. country
ezI.b0. city, t27: wheat and barley
chop. $3.50.
Hay-~TImothy. willamette vaIiav
VT psr ton; Willamette Valley ar
binary. SIS; Eastern Oregon. sf7.5O.
mixed. SIG; clover. t1A: alfalfa. ala.
alfalfa meal. $40.
Butter Extras. 77hc per ponnd.
fancy acc; choice. 25c: store. 1gtle
Eggs--Loss and commission on
ie1 q lie per dozen.
Cheese--Fancy cream twina fKNc
per pound; cream brick. zoe. Swiss
oik.s zoe; iimburger. 12Mc.
Poultry--Mlxed chickens. lac mar
10 fancy hens. 1fGI4Ae: rooaters
old. &c; flyers. h.. zoe; broilers. III
xsA Y Use; dressed poultry Der
pound. lie higher.
Fotatoes-Selecf. selling price. Toe
per hundred: Willamette Valley
ouying price, 45c per hundred: East
hultnomah. buying price. 65c
slnckamas, buying price. b5e ner
hundred. new California. RaDstAc
per pound; sweet. s 1&e per pound
onions--Job price, s4.7Sms ner
hundred: buying price, g4.2544Bol
per hundred; garlic, l5c per Mound |
Apples--Select. s2.50 per bos
isney. -; choice. $3.50; ordinary
Fresh Fruits-Oranges, ss.60@sI
per box; lemons. sz759s.50.
Cattle - Best steers, s4.7Kns.
medium. s425Q&.75: common
1880 ~ 4; cows. best. ss.7bnas
common. Es.z5Gs.75: calves. s4a
sheep-Best wethera. ssnsso.
ewes. IS @ $50; spring lambs, nomi.
Hogs-Best. se9e.ss; medium
tb.7 q s; feeders. s5.254b.b0
Hops-i9o7. prime and choice
q &c per pound; olds. iHfHc Der
pound.
Wool--Eastern Oregon, average
best. ii q f5c per- pound. accordine
o shrfnkage: Valley, f2Rf5c, ar
wording to quality.
Mohsir-Choice. s3GzoHc per
Wound.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
Strikers Attack Eunarai

seattle, Wash, May Infringing
word of the arrest of Treadwel1 Of
81 strikers for breaking up a fun
eral and attempting to make away
WIN the corpse, the steamship Dol.
pnin arrived in port this morning a
popular young man among the
strlkeoreakers was accidently killed
Iecentiy. The funeral procession ex-
formidable showing Of tba ns
breakers. Notwithstana,nn seri l,
play, the strikers attaclaS ms us
cesslon in force and nsarlv we pro,
the body. captured
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
AIDS oEPOsIToRs.


San Francisco, April 29.--J. Dal'
zell Brown, vice president and man
aver of the California Safe Deposit &
Trust company, who IL under SEN
tence of IS months in San Quintln
for embezzling securities held IN
trust by the Trust Company, today
gave information to e. j. lie Breton,
receiver of the bank, which will add
s1.0O0.00O to the fund for the de-
positors. He also told facts to the
receiver and to Assistant District
Attorney Hoff Cook, which had the
effect of causing LIE Breton to decide
to keep the Ell Dorado Lumber Com
pany, the Carnegie Brick Works and
the glass works at Stockton going at
a profit for the benefit Of the de-
positors.
That Browns information relating
to the whereabouts of securities
which will give $1,000,0e0 more to
the depositors Is believed to be cor
rest was vouched for by Cook and by
Hiram johnson, attorney for Brown.
They expressed themselves as san
guine that the receiver would secure
possession OF the property, which is
Western Pacific stock of the value OF
81, 100000 at par, and In another
year or IS months the stock will
lave definite market value.
Brown also gave up the cipher
sode book used by himself, Walter ].
3artnett and John and James Tread
we'll. This code was secret and or
ginal, each of its owners having a
opy. Cook said unhesitatingly that
contained the key to letters which
lad been In possession of Brown, to
whom they were written by Bartnett
nd the Treadwells. The letters are
low in the safe of the District At
office.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

reno, Nev., April pa fight with
nm nnives took place today back Of the
University grounds in which +n, =, -
w ,s.e'' one Chilean and one Mexican
the cb bIe PRINCIPALS. Henry Simbron
at t G6nlle can is lying at deaths door
", ,ns city hospital with 1s deem
e gSUnas' Ed Gallalas, Mexican re.
lived lived many but not daneero, nc
S S;ounqs; John Skimmerhorn. an J In
i H,an ooy' was badly cut abont tbo
80 ST. ana Pete Lewis is painfnllv c M,
ala AN" rs VINO is one-armed Ind Gu,'
os irlghtful execution with bis IT,
anu sunered least of all from cntS '
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
Fxpect Great wester, R,,,,.

omaha Neb., May 2.-one hrn
ured and forty-eight big locomotives
ar, being hurried to the Harr,n,o -
tue Hres "a, as iast as the Brooks Toen 1rra 4
tn ,v t WORKS OF Dunkirk, N. " can
inc s mem out: W. ]. Smith. install i
n rrs engineer for this concern 3 is ~
Ssnt1 today consulting with w = u IN
.i'. Jr., superintendent os o.
t riss power and machinery Of mo-
=. union Pacific. Mr.. Smith al, cue
. . railroads are looking for u az ,.
i sn business this year am "u I'M
uemanding the locomotives he nI a.i are
cred as rapidly as possible e ueilY-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

NEW YORK, May 5.--An early morn,
lng nre ~ a fourstory brick tenement
~ humboldt street caused the death
OF SIX persons and the serious injury OF
tour Others today. Every member Of
one family, consisting Of mother and
-FOUR children, are among the dead
ihero were many thrilling reseues bv
police and hremen, and IL was Qua 10
'heir brave work that the death list
was not larger A half.dozen or more
persons we're entrappeG in tho upper
y and were saved BY jumping into
.l,te nets. The financial loss caused he
the IRE Is estimated at $4,000
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

a r9so Robes Hot Springs Cal =,
- Lthear-Admiral Evans was s',, way
e e9 ms morning and both he we Weigh On
m,eDonald were immlenselv ana n1 Ut,
when a decided Increase ny Pleased
mirai present IS plan is for the Rear po SS
snrins. TO leaye Paso Robes A ao.
io,pi T on the morning of Nav NOT
Crn1 the Connecticut AZ So o.
etu = a private car will he r santa
r. rva sne disposal of Rear d pIaced
tba us. ana party. in which 70 ,U ris,
tue run OF over 100 miles " make
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
British DESTROYER Sunk.

Harwich, England, APP, ii 30.-The
British torpedo destroyed Gala was
cut In two and sunk early today on
hentish Knock, in the North Sea, by
the scout Attentive. The torpedo
poat-destroyer Ribble also was IN
vowed in the collision and returned
10 Sheerness with two compartments
iull of water. The flotilla was en-
gagged in night maneuvers when the
accident occurred. Engineer Lieu
tenant Frank A. Fletcher, OF the
Gala, who was in his bunk at the
point where the destroyer was struck
went down with the vessel.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

washington, May 15.-The army
engineer board has submitted ne Il
port port on Improvement OF the INNER
Columbia river between Brideenort
a an'l Kettle Falls, recommending an
appropriation of s175, 900. or this
s I'm $4,000 is to be expended
ior the construction OF a plant ana
, me balance to defray the cost ~
,aoor' no dredging is necessary bnt
many boulders will have 10 he rss
moved from the rapids. No anna
frla'lon can be secured until newt
session as there will be no river ana
harbor bin this year. '''s' ana
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

washington. May 1-prsnor.
IONS Ter furnishing food supnliss e.,
49, ,9"sntities for the use of the
s..1an.ic oattieship fleet on its wav
~ tne world, were opened ~
sne navy department today. These
~ supplies are to be loaded aboard
me auxiliarles at Mare island "a
: p tna sound Among the items are
tsooV'VVV pounds of flour. more
suSu l'zio'o00 pounds of frozen
. an large amounts of sausages
veg tables and fruit CO.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
Jury Still IncompIata

,., San Francisco, April 2s.-Tbe he.
g gorl OF the fourth week in the
work OF selecting - men to trv A h.
a Imam Ruef on one of the iii in.
~ o'i a returned against him bv
n rne grand jury, charging the former
peiicai boss of San Francisco with
oIlpery, finds the jury still incom-
pIete with nine men in the hov a.
oepteo and sworn. One of the Won
m n,s examined today did NOT know
what the word accomniica ~ r, nnow
H enc a mo was challenged by Mr.
r 81 me on the ground that his moral
FL flt' 70 ac t was such that he was not
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
life Is All a Camh,.

Dnolln, April 2s.-Disc,os,,,o
american politics, Richard is Cg
gave +, to IS % OF Tammany hall, TO-DAY
Huebss, as Ems ms opinion that Governoy
is n me-o Endorsement by New Yor,,
Hpebaeeis eIy complimentary aWr
said ids s,., a,lnti-gambling attitude - he
in HE VIII injure him undonbtedi',
men So own state. why can't snnh
ALI aIyu q keep out Of that rut? Isn,t su ',s
mart gamble? But they select ne ne
and nr W. tne gamble that's nlesse ens
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOlMGS
oeneral RexJsw Of Important Hap
penlngs Presented In 4 Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
hsAdsrs-National. Political, His
torscsi and Commercial.

Eastern railroads are to raise a.
freight rates.
Mrs Cleveland says the OK Presiden
!. In dangerous condition.
stuyvesant Fish has resigned iron
the Missouri Pacific directorate.
4 widespread revolutionary eonspir
aey has hasn discovered In India.
A San Frapeieco woman cashier of /
store Is short $4,000. She played tas
races
Tns~ bias been ordered removed from
Inquiry.
One OF the negro soldiers dismissed
~ hrowasvilla has started sait to re-
cover bis pay.
II Is said the Hearst League will run
Thomas l., Hlsgen, OF Massachusetts
for President.
Mira. Harry Thaw will ala her Inns.
band 10 securing bis release from the
insane asylum.
a she'll, which was relic Of the Civil
War, has exploded at Riverside, CAL.
Wounding two men
Governor johnson. OF Mlpnesota xavu
me- docs not want TO run on tina Demo
sratie ticket Cor vice-p President.
The prosecution In the Ruef case has
secured confessions that tina ax hoss
was paid $4,000 for getting tho Park.
side trolley franchise.
Senator Money has lived s5 years
vita broken neck,
hoodlums are suspected OF blow
ing UP the passenger train at Butte.
Grover Cleveland is reported as
improving from bis protracted III
mesa
Portland police are still unable To
locate the murderer OF Pawnbroker
Wolf.
The dowager empress OF Russia ia
Visiting with Queen Alexandra OF
A petition ia being circulated at
cary. Ind. for the closing of the ITO
saloons OF the town.
bishop Potter, of New York. IL
much improved and expects to re-
sumo his duties In a few days.
Bank robbers demolished the an fe
Of the Farmera bank, Of Teyon
OKLA. secured 5000 and escaped
San Francisco woman who died
recently had secret recess made IN |
table leg where her vaiuables were
concealed.
A money order clerk IA the Chi |
eago once OF tho Wells Fargo ICY |
press company Is accused OF en-
hezzling $1,000.
The battleship fleet whom pass
inE the principal points between San
francisco and Seattle viii SLOW
down and In some instances make
short stops.
Robert Watchorn. the immlgra-
lion official, says only ono-third OF
Lhe italian emlgrants come TO the
United states, tho rest going 10
South America.
Five oodieB have been tnken f,om
Tho ruins OF the Chicago Production
sompanya plant, which was de
'troyed by fire. Five more are be.
ieved TO be In the ruins,
The Arkansas Republican atate
convention has declared for prohlbl-
An exploding boiler tube on a T,
sritish oattleship injured five men
severely.
TX Il practically certain that Adj I
nirai Evass viii return 10 the fleet !
I San Francisco.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
Count Is Burie d

Dampierre, France, April 80
Inc body of the Duke de Chanlnes,
the young French nobleman who YVES
married few months ago to MISS
Theodore Snonts, of New York, and
VINO died suddenly in Paris last week
was today inferred at the chateau
mere of the de Chaulnes family. Inc
Doay was brought down from PARIS
yesterday. This morning privats
mass was celebrated in the chapei Oh
the chateau. Only the immediate
members of the family were present
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

Pekin' May 2.--Japan is facing .
serious situation as result of tbo
boycott arising from the Tatsu Maru
incident and is seeking the sunnort
q Great Britain to put a stop to Tho
boycott by joint representations. The
japanese authorities here attribrto
me growth of the movement II I'M tbe
native press, which is without an ene
troi and which has been condnc tEn-
a campaign to make generate l Ills
IN, I'M Chinese side of the inci Somn
u they hold the viceroy Of Canton
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
May Indict Anarchists

Paterson, N. j., April 3O.-Justice
James e. Linturn, of the County
Court, in charge to new grand
jury, called upon them to indict the
editor. publisher and person respon-
slbie for the circulation of the an
archist paper La QUESTION: Sociale,
Wnlch was recently suppressed after
attention was called to it by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Justice Linturn said
the prosecutor had directed his at
tention TO the issue of the paper ad-
vvocating the burning of public build
lngs and the seizure of police sta
lions and armories.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
Troops Hunt lna,lrran.a-

LIMA, Peru, May 5.-Govcrnmeut
troops have been sont out by President
tardo on the receipt of reports here
shat an msurrection was brewing not
Jar from this city. Alarm was felt in
government circles ON Friday night.
wnen II was rumored that the insureent
leader, Dr. Durand, with 200 Of his mon.
attempted 60 cut the wires OF the elee'
trle lighting plant which supplies The
current for the lighting Of Lima ard the
suburbs President Pardo passed sat.
urday night In the barracks. and this
morning additional troops we're sent ONT
In search of the insurgents.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

ST PETERSBURG, MAY 5-Pripce
Wilhelm, Of Sweden. second son ~ K;nc
0ustave, tho popular sailor prince vvhe
visited America in 1907. was marr;,s
Sun1Ay afternoon 20 Grand Duchess
ssHrie faNiovna, cousin OF the Emperor
OF Russia and daughter Of Grand Duke
tNgi Alexandrovitch. The ceremony
TOOK place AZ Tsarskoe Selo. and was
accompanied by all tho pomp and bril-.
ilant display characteristic Of the most
stately court in Europe. Ia the even.
ing great state banquet was served.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

Paris. May The Tar,ru
b tan,hsn a special dispatch from Bat
Et rannh = town of Siam. In the
tha vHe en- sphere of Influence, savinv
s mat me town Is at the mercy OF t ~
aas'ses, who have risen in revolt
anu are threatening the Euronaon
a sss'aents: The troops are insut Tn
cient 70 insure protection ' UNI
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
Rehels Set Fires.

Victoria, B. c., April 30.-News
was brought by the Empress OF IN.
oia today of series of disastrous
at Pekin, involving
loss OF many lives and due TO incen.
oiarism. Nine fires took place IN ~
many days at the end of March anu
early In April. Dynastic rebels wsl0
considered responsible, and wno'e'
sale arrests were made.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

MANILA, May 5.-The town Of Anti.
s'olo' IN tho Province Of Morong, has
peen practically destroyed bv Are Fonr
hundred houses were burned ana hnn.
nreos or people are homeless. The Va.
nous shrine was saved. The Are was
caused by lightning. Antipolc is n
own Of $500 inhabitants.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
READY TO RECEIVE FLEET.
San 10 Francisco GaIIy Decorated In
Honor nf Occasion.

SAN FRANCISCO, May BIN eaper
expectation San Francisco Ia AWAITING
the arrival Of the Atlantic battloship
meet. Tho meats are baked, the house
N ~ ordor and tho feast Is set. The
members Of the household are clothed
~ their best raiment, and are busy with
the FINAL arrangement of bow and other
adornment. Fiuttering flags. navy pen.
nants aud streamers, and Rear.Admiral
Evans picture are everywhere. Mar
ket street is long vista of bunting In
the National coiors, and flags waving
from white poles so feet high, every 100
feet, one large and a cluster of five
smaller hagu flying from each one and
terminating In the hinge red, white and
blue shield on the tall ferry towor. On
eaeh side of the tower, stretched on
long wire cables, are the words, Wei.
come to tho Atlantic Fleet,y In the
Kaleidoscope colors of tho international
navy signal code flags and pennanta,
while on Telegraph Hill tho word
Weieomo' stands IN letter is feet
high, which can be read for many miles
and which at night will be ILLUMINATED
by 5000 electric lights. Festoons of
ineandeseent lights run on both sides of
the principal streets and prominent
buildings are outlined In electric bulbs
furnishing at night most magnificent
u 10 estimated that there win be bo.
tween 100000 and 100000 people In San
francisco on the day that the feet ar.
rlyes- The suburban cities adjacent 10
the bay and towns within a radius Of
20 miles will practically be depopulatcd
and viii contribute 100000, while the
failfoad composites estimate that thew
wlll bring at least 10000 from points
beyond as far east as Omaha, and from
british Columbia on the north, TO the
international boundary on the south.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

orders s from Pa, April 2s.-under
dent Of i d1I. Patrick G.lday. n ru1r
drsd ST str; district No. 2. several p bun
Fork Coai "s miners of the south
work t oSar Company returned DUN IN
mines ' t"y In an effort to saw 40 70
and 0s from heavy losses fro TaV e.. the
sion probable permanent tr sr water
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

sufraio, May 2.-seven a.,
sms tell here yesterday r rnSnes OF
dissn rsUrh and the snow is rapI dne
'A was reported at 10 inches the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

Lcwiston-Approxlmately SO In
dian children attend white public
schools In Nez Perez county, accord
Ing to an estimate by County Super
intendent Bernice Mccoy. The In
dams do not take kindly to the
white schools and the while resi-
dents hold the same antipathy for
the red-sklnhed youths. This anti
pathy Is seldom shared by the white
pupils, as they show keen inter-
est In q study of the original Amer
lean as he Is today.
The little brown children mingle
with the whites and the best of feel
Ing exists, while the teachers seldom
have any trouble with the wards of
Uncle Sam. Occasionally a teacher
complains that the Indian children
are not cleanly In their dress and
habits, but word to the parents of
the Indian child is all that is neces-
sary. The Indian children are sell
dom unruly and they are easily dis
cipllned, much easier than the aver
age white child, but 1t Is frequently
found that the child's knowledge of
the English language is handicap,
while as a rule, they are slower to
learn Tribal relations Of the In
dams must soon disappear, as they
must mingle with the whites, attend
their schools, their courts and their
churches.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

Moscow-W. II. Clemans this
week purchased from A. p. Miller
- Oakesdale, Wash. the prize Jack
hmerson's Pride for $4,000. Emer-
SON. Pride is 6 years old. AT the
~. Louis and Portland fairs he won
first prizes. The Jack tips the scales
at 1886 pounds and stands 16 hands
ana IL inches high. 1t will be
hept by Mr. clemans for show pur-
poses.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

Lewiston--For fouling Lindsay
cre"k, small stream emptylng into
lhe clearwater river above the water
works intake, William Jones and
martin shepler were today fined 81
ana costs after they promised to
remove their p.gsties from the creek
DAnk Both men pleaded guilty.
Under the new city ordinance farm
ers living along Lindsay creek must
refrain from foullng the stream with
outnouses and barnyards, to protect
the water supply.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09

washington, May 1.-Commander
IIahlguchi' the naval attache of the
Japanese Embassy, said today that
the regular complement of the Mat
sushima was about 335 men and that
on her cruise she had about 50
cadets aboard, making total of
fle. His cablegram, he said. indi-
ca,es that about IT'S were saved.
wnlch would make the loss of on
GERS and men about 24O
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-05-09
WARstlP BLOWN UP.
POWDER Magazine ExpIodes, Killing
gao JAPANESE.

Toxic, May Admiral Yoshi-
matsu' commander of the training
squadron, reports that an explosion
occurred In the stern magazine of
the cruiser Matsushima at 4;08
O'CLOCK this morning while anchor
ing at Makang, harbor on the Pes
cadores Islands. The Matsushima
Immediately sank until only tho
bridge was visible. Efforts at rescne
by boats from the cruisers Hashidate
ana ltsukusbima continued until
a. M, saving the lives of 141 men
including some officers. The major
NY OF the officers were saved. and at
the time of the Admiral's report the
cadets numbered 5S out of a com
plement of 800.
Inc sons of Baron Chinda. vice-
of the foreign office and
Oh Prince Oyama, field marshal. are
among the cadets who II Is feared
are lost; also Captains Name. Yosh-
mort and Yashiro. The cause of the
explosion Is unknown.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-11
Negro Vote An Important Factor in
the Coming Campaign.

them probably would result In Repub-
lican defeat. the more especially II the
Republican candidate failed TO APP
peal strongly TO the white voters OF his
party. In 1892 New York gave Cleve-
land a plurality OF 45.5iS. In 1896
Mckinley was elected by a plurality
OF 26S. 469. In 1900 Mckinley was re-
elected by a plurality OF 142,406. In
1904 Roosevelt was elected by a plu-
rality OF 1852. In 1906 Hughes was
elected governor by plurality OF
81 1897, while the rest OF the Repub.
lican ticket was defeated, the Demo
cratic lieutenant governor receiving a
plurality OF 5,574 Ohio was Repub-
licau by 1912 IN 1892; 4s.497 in 1896;
69.036 in 1900. and 255.42 in 1904 but
in 1905, during the gubernatorial cam.
paign, Il went Democratic by vote OF
42,647 Kentucky was Republican In
1896 and gave the Democratic candl-
date In 1900 a plurality OF less than
5000 and in 1904 less than 10000. In
diana was Democratic In 1892 and has
been Republican since. Illinois also
was Democratic in 1892 and In tho
elections OF 1895, 1900, and 1904 over.
vhelmingiy supported the Republican
I candidates. Missouri drew away from
the solid south in 1904, wien It gave
Roosevelt plurality, OF $4,000. Kan
sas voted the fusion ticket In 1892,
the Democratic ticket In 1885. the Re-
publican ticket In 1900 and 1904. In
1908 the Republican candidate for
governor was elected BY plurality OF