Morning Oregonian from Portland, Oregon • Page 3

THE STTJSnAY OKEGONIAN, gTJSTPAY. 30. 1889. orki 35-35 MORRISON issell Co 160- to correspond Tester I.V68, of McCoy, 'ushelaperday; a. 27- laid for his Cy.

irnlngs. ou; On Monday morning we will offer le following Men's Cheviot Business Su ts at $8 50 to $12. Men's Tweed and Thibbet Suits $12 tq $16. Men's Worsted Suits, special lotj, Men's Extra Fine Businesd Suits, 6 to $f3s Fat Men's Suits, ten stjles, to $20, Extra laige Suits, eight stales, $1 $20. Men's Fine Suits, $30 to $301 ild, of Jnckfcnif olsoned by rfield towed tho last week that Ulamook buy TKo raffi ogs and was estimated iff uLer City have accepted I the city foran extenaiOtt sewerage system.

Planrf have already been cipai authorities taring the foundations of jfathouse ia almost jeudelL ill commence BOOB. Aji iade on tbe ground, Tha burn September i Gibson who owned in May at "Kin iody was only ret an elder brother I crossed the river returning was fetrept 0 his death azctte says Bctftt af the Little Laura mine, has received a repots office at Portland which nd is rich one It asgayw per ton value, $159 88: total, $163 tfl June 20 Dr Geary at Thursday removed tha sister from the gravo- nsville to Eogene it bv tbe side of other, ere On digging intothflf which had been buried) vears was found to siaQf ea by which it could ba claims to-havs kins monster on the other opposite the west end ot the other day de- four feet In length, with a icrosa like a snake, and a It had short floppers, of a small hand and in of the time on its Eoat, a snake It it weut into a hole. 1 the eastern part of the meosmess has been ooca- friends by the nan, a young man well and In this section He ays ago near and started out, osteMlMf )Tses and never returned. sence cannot be easily ught by some that he moat ed with insanity, the facft it somewhat strengthening TBJKBITOEI. ashington boae banta ol j-wn to the trade have tain Golf ax is oBering Induce- its to establish a pottery.

i to have a race track awl -rounds. Money CM meeting has been called of those m- itsnew waterworks 3 dam across the place where that stream a mountain I ban been discovered lists from Kansas City es, taring formed stock of ricted with a stated that work at a month has offered to rB with a twent i to ue used poshing impro OC has been reral new coaches 0 i BiTOKT We offer ten special lo opened week, and bought in New York at big redjictibns at about one third less than the) aie really worthj. All nice patterns, for ages 4 to 13 cais Prices $2 50, $3, $4 and $5 a suit. 50 lots to clobe out at YOUTHS' SUITS Cher $5 to $10 a suit, which is a reduction on each suit of i over 20 per cent i THE GJsNESts OF GOOD QIOTHIHS PIECRUST" Is name given to those promises tliat are made only to bej broken. Nothing is easier made or broke than a prorate, and that is why so little attention is paid to the puffs' and promises of irresponsible athertisers a ath ertisement depends upon The Yerevan: Je.iinc ue romse First- Can he perform his piomibC 3 Has he the goods or the pui chasing power in cash markets to make such bargains.

Second Will he perform his pi omisc Is his nd veitisement to be relied on 3 Will he keep his woid to the letter and i the genuine bargains he offers These questions can only be answered in LIGHT 7 PAST nearly eryone in Portland knows we do as we advertise. We give you the best alue in the market for the leabt money When Kohn ertises s. Ele Now, this is what jou want for the seaside gant new styles now in medjum weighty Prices $10 to $20 for the hncst Portland regular or fat sizes. In Balbnggan Underwear, Silk Underwear, Boys' Underwear, Fine Percale Fancy Shirts, White Black Alpaca Vests, Linen Vests, Br.tish and Lible Thread Sov, Bathing Suits, Bathing Trunks, Automatic Suspenders, something new That's exactly what Kohn means The past week has been a stormy one, but a great many have taken ad- Vantage of our closing sale of summer suits, and we hope the coming week will be more pleasant to enable all to take advantage of this sale. Corner Second and Morrigorr Sts.

For the celebrated Bull Dog Jeanb Pant-, Wan anted aot to up. Every i i man should wear these strong made pant-. -5 -ZL Corner Second and Morrison Sts. nr THE PIELD or SPORTS, lew Tork Is Now Third in for the Pennant the Eaoa VB arllngtoii To dny-Iack Bempaoy to go Into Training for Hh Fight Wua LaBlanolie Monday CHAMPIONSHIP KECOKDS TO NATIONAl, LEAGUE. Oil.

Lost 29 2B a a 19 .3 Brooklyn Cincinnati. Baltimore AHERIC.AK ASSOCIATIOV Wou Lost I layed Pr rt .17 20 i7 W8 I 6 8 Loulijille 26 22 JO 15 29 13 ID Ed Williamson 11 doing well nnd will join tbe Chicago tenjm Ju 4 01 the Washington young pitchers, Boston found Ferson tie easiest to bat It would surprising to see Brooklyn In the league next season --N i Su i Pltqher Morris of the Pittsbnrgs claims that he is all right and ready to face the Bos tons. President Yolung says that under no clr cnmstanoes will Mr Gaffuey umpire lor the The Athletic club with Pitcher Sew ird in the box ia almost invincible on the home pounds For the first time eight years the pony THK OKEGOSIAN and PostofBce nines hnve for a game in bouth Portland this The league has twenty three postponed games to play off. und the association has Wenty-eight. In three games Mark Baldwin of the Co MUnbas nine made a double, three three base Bits and a home run Notice ot unconditional release has been BTen to Pitcher Porter of the Kansas Citys will probably the Athletics Baltimore club has released Shortstop Parrell and arranged to loan Pitcher wnitaker to the Galveston Texas, club The admirers of the New Yorka are feel Ojeta better spirits The Giants have been PUying lately an have moved, up to second Damn "Jotrn released by tbe Washington-! 11 hard and playing a most perfect for the Kochester club 01 the ---honat league The release of Ebrifrht bv tbe Wasliingtun "Bo ffas eipscted but that ol George bboch JMBaurprise Day and Heule) are hJid 6 on annons seat 18 Minneapolis grounds are rather smnll games thui far a i city the home club has made thirtv one "ine ions to seventeen for their opponents Baldwin is verj anxious to Ictfd the pitchers If hard work will 'm there ho will coinc pretty near the top bv the time the aeaaoii Athletics have lost but two Lome 'MS season to Drool and to bt Out tft eighteen games pliyeii on tbe nr lrom wesiein tnn tliey sixteen, fourteen of ihtni in id now has enclosed tround 1 Sound and the club there la Joplity atn team in tlie Ji i to duj und Keefc are Kee- 'O bulwai ft orks George is he Bostons on while the the in- i doztn etter i vi rj a i tint lu ri, 11 in attichecl to his condition Us him i i lie lie i not comp irtd Clarl son Kaiif and Wi.lc.li and otbera that nu he mod I fclTcr po i i Ij tbat hp TMll not pliy Ljll in I I it- KO "exl season lit is sick of Ann and mat in of treating men on tbt fie In icl he ivb he bilievcs the old is losing reason ihis story appe irs tvcrj season If A limta don the New Orleans elub McQuirk lirbt base i to Louisville Dome IhirJ bast ind Holund have offerh from Baltimo center field is off rs om BijlUlo Uos Mom HainiHon i nd Indianni olas labiuii would KO to tbi, Texas league Mu lager Powell hab half a doz or more dflers Ihe ouisville lib has returhed homo afttr a moot disastrous trip rheWimes thus welcomed them I 1 rom felory field Re turn unrivaled agEregatlon of alleged baseball plavers Now that we have them home what can we do i them? They might be taken out and drowned but wutu- feels too pleasant this weather The ftallei and Arlington nines will piny the second of a series of throe gaiiies for the clumpionship at Arlington today Ihe hrst game was won by the former )eacu Oar son McAndnes, Barker and Laiidls of the Portland will plnj with Hie Dalles club Christy, formerly of the I'endletons and 1'arrott a Denver player will plaj with tlie Arlingtons 1 hey have to get some fun out of life in Chicago even li Anson 1111 lining any cinios Here IH a they (say of urry One of the features of the game was Mr i i His phaica construe tiou makes him a raluible man lor this po sition He can stand directly in line i the plate i so thin that tuiiiiiig bis edge to tbe pitcher he can avpid the ball without stepping iwide President Day of the New York club has a new prODOsltioi to offer in leu of the classification Ian He wants to give visit ing clubs 50 per ol tbe gate ts as a means 6f equalizing league clubs in strength The Cleveland club is satislied i the classification law as it stands However there is no doubt about tbe fair ness and advantages contained in the Day plan Cleveland I lam Dealer A Ohicapo er save of Anson 1 have plaved with Anscn for several scars but never have I seen urn so cranky and bear ish as at present He is always chewing about something If it is not one thing it is another The trw is Ithat the did man is a hard loser I he keam wins he is all smiles and affibiliH if he loses it is hark from the tombs It is (rue that he is more peuceably incline4 on the field than for merK but he makes it up in the dressing room Anse never kicks real hdrd i he sees a chance of tj or heading oil the leidcrs Tlien wblen efcry i LOiints ihe old man's longue is never idje --Jioslon IN R1P.O Mike McDonald! the big I hieago sport is the only one of tbje big orts i i the big hfcltt at New Orleans He 13 of us the fLleilee t-ullivan eulor, mfl i i a green border A plioto rapjnc repreici tution of Sullivan in i i latitude (iccupies Ihe center Ihe Amencai flag a hjirp i shim roek and a sunburst till in tbe corners A mutch betwee i TeUr Jackson and Jack Aihton i probably be arranged r-s soon as the big darkey arriyes NCR York If i stop liim Doni McCalTiey in gool inditirn If he i in tlie flglit he will no doubt in ike a tour of the world Diving sp i i i exhibitions and retire If he us the light and ikes tl t( ur lie will ike a goud Mzed I would be like cirrus siting a i would cather in all of the spare dollar pieces fapider Kell nnd Chappie Moran needn i i i stuke The Irov rll i a a curse for ttiem to fight ir hits been postponing the match on act ount of his backer who a i being too busj i racing to bother with a semper but this otter of the Crib Club will civo bun no excuse Tommy has both bight and reach over Chappie and if he ts iumseli into proper fix he ought to be able lo do him doubt they will make the greatest ban tarn fight ever seen in America bu livan's training shoes have been sent to bun and he will practice in them dally from now until the day of the fight Good reports continue to come from Belfat and it is said that John li is in far better bhjpe it was thought poosible to get him i he goes to the scratch in anything like proper fattle it will be a great triumph for Bi'lv Mnldoon for he has handled him in a far different mariner from that of the average trainer His theory has been to get Sullivan as strong as possible and as sound and well in wind and stomach as he could Kilrain has lost no time since he last returned to Baltimore and those who see him dallv say that it is amaz ng to note his improvement Both men will defer hardening their knuckles until they start for New Orleans In the old dais a mixture of vinegar boisoradish and salt was much used for giving hands and knuckles proper toughness but now a pre Duration of aleohol und a i is emplojed It ib said to do the work speedier and better A I 1 I The other day Robert i i swatu the end of Uoss Island the foot of Pine street in an hour and i minutes The time to the Morrison stieel bridge was an hour and four i WEATHER BULLETIN NO.

17. POETLiHD Jos'. IS HO VILLAGE Mea will probably take bini hand Jack Dempsev ip 1 go into training for hia coming light wilh George La Blanche at the Kivervien race to He has rented a cottage 01 thtt track which he will while ne ir training Knowing who witnessed the I ancbe Lucie mill say that tbe orruer i not last over ten rounds in his tight i Dempsev The latter baa never been ijn better l-im than he is to and will make a vt hard fight Now tbat the tfime for tbe great fight for L. tho world cUami lonshin $20 000. between John ijmllivan and Juke Kilrain is so near ut band the sporting fraternity of this are showing a great of interest baid a well known pugilmt yesterday I From thft East Who a a a Great Surprise Two gentlemen from the East, who yes terday arrived this city were agreeably surprised in finding Portland a en tp-prismg city of GO 000 people instead of a small country village as it had been i sented to them before they reached hero We never were more surprised in our tires said one of them to Mine Host Ciuinean, of tbe "than when we landed in cit We had been tol 1 by through a motive I not that Portland was nothing more thnii a small village and a dilapidated one at Unit Such a village we expected to i here But our siirj rise is as unstable aa it ia complete Why Portland ai the speaker became enthusiastic the only i we have seen en route I here is more i and push here more enterprise more irlet in buildings and in every other way 1 orllaud presents a more metropolitan atjpearancc a i buve SLCII on our i i A CALL FOE A POLICE REtOKM A a meeting of the i ol the tuuis Law and Order 1 of tbe Cm ot Portland Oregon on the day of i ItiSO, Ibe following resolutions adopted RfsahftJ That In our opinion the police depart nuiJt or th city can be i le rt elflc lliaii It la iiow for the supi rtssioii of ee and tr me Resolved 1 bat we earuebtH quest the pol commissioners to re organize Uic police force of 1 RfBolird I a a i tbe decide 1 stand takea bv TKK I upon th subject nnd hope that will i Its cflorts in iho same direction until tho i i Chung I Bameuira FO I 1 i A indent A faocroturv pro lem A A (jEOKGE II UANOJS, MI I LEU A Tae Couditious of tha Week Hav- Favorable to Crops "ho of Latter Psrt of tho a Vary a fie al to all a i i i apoaducts Semlrks Tho i crop a bullt-tm 11 compiled from reports received tbe dlf lerent counties named, PiiRUe who is in clmrgcof the I i of the Oregon state weather bureuu at 1 orlland for tbe tteelc ending Ju le 1 he temper iture is been guu i about the a 1 he i a has been it or above tbe a Tlie a of su ah ne has been below tlie average i effect of these i i on crops has been favorable Iho 1 i four days of tlie week were partly clou ly the last three dn c'oudy with rain i i i a a a i i i the latter part the week were the tirst for five weeks bile it is needed Imdlv ind all veget Uion v.

is lienehttul by it it was not th it to the wheat crop that it li ivo beeu tbe a been three it has been tbe past week lo a certain the rains have benefittcil Mlc late ring aheiit to thefall and wil tei a it has been of small benefit. I a harvest ts mmenced a ports o( the state i there is no question of the i done spring a by the pievious hot dry weather reports show fall wheat to be iu a very good and promising condition FAIl OF CROI As mentioned in bulletin of last week there is not a failure of crops Oregon on record but owing to the very flattering prospects about May 15 the farmers counted on an average leld of bu-abels tojthe aero I hot drv winds and weather came and the reRUlt was a general cry of failuije ol crops when tbe real facts are that there is a reduced now promised, et it will Vield nve bushels to the acre, thu of i i a spring a has been in places tot illy luined while In others a a i crop i be harvested I he mini i cause the grain to (111 better, and will prove of great i late i gardens and i General repor indi a grain in good condition and Ithe real i rospective jield is in doubt re- tiorta indicating no image to fall heat others slight damage but the increased acreage i Juake up for any 103 slble short crop 1 I aiid i a oo mties tbere is a better i i among a and merchants-- prospects for tho grain are brighter In Morrow a few lieldl of oats wci shoi bj the hot a i Imrlev is a few fields of late sow i fall a aie slightly a but the a i a a as a is i ai ill a a iel 1 Keports from i i a the late rams will do no to the leat standing ni Inch as a (11 mimj fields The cheat akes goo 1 Ucd, and few ears ngo tf WT cnnp irn lively 11 now bcniK Inrgelv ra sed perusal of these ropo weekiv sLovya a oariy 'iovvn a a ias at 110 ti ne been in derious danger loss fioni tte coi dition of the a er peocnt son has nndoubtedlv dfeoonstrattd the fact that full sowing is lttt rt quired, hence it seem to Le important to those a in the region lu-ccplible of a continued per od to eu deavor to do ail of their UK in tbe fall A smaller fall acreage wUi prod ice a cor lespondmgly larger icld than it largcj acreage COKKFSPt a It A CLATSOP AbTOitl rainb of this week will a in urc the a which been rut. I COUNTY FonrsT CROTI Tbe laat days of the Week have i i sbowerv The cloud iobl weather ind ram has been beneficial to sjprhig wheat tbat filling Farmers have comencec. cutting winter grain and report tbat sonfe heads have dried up without lillipi? Some have icported a small worm is working in the root ciusmg a faummer a well plowed has relumed a bett-r yield a tbe fallow "was pastured with sheep There will be a litht yield of late spring gram, unless thf present ram moiitens the ground thoroughly A I CEKEK ons and gnrdeais have been benefited by tbe borne inner 1 tiro cutting fall grai a that 13 au aver ape yield OASTON-- beat 13 being cut and (some of it thr untied by July 4 FuU gram leld well bpnng grain isbemp benefited by tJlie present ram borne of it. however, will not be fit for more than bar UiLLSBOiLO-- Grain wili t-e fully matured and ready for harvesting at least a eurller this year than USTI il Harvest time has been greatly hastened sy continued dry weather but fortunate!) owing to tbe great depth of our HOI! ind the mellow breeze from old ocean there are nio indica tions of tlie VeryopDO'-iteis ea ble i vlold i a ic i i external indications, vu be I atis a i a 4 ii i Cou'Wi i A i The rain have been of great i the ruig a oats com garden i i 1 Ou i- I I I I I br I -3d and -lUi were bright and ir i of the, wet a a IL jine ran Crops have fi fiivorable a fieur in I A Lib- (Oregon es i a Tue ii.etn i i i a lor tbe past seven oeen bJdLgrecs The weiitber conditions i bien a uble to crojs I'jLt EOT A a is in condition, heads are lartw filled at name in Has been give John just nimutea tol do up Kil 'Jf Ili thioki that, ia condition certain thut tbe hgh; will nc" 1 lUft Brooklyn ia the best pitcher 1 am a position to know tni to From Europe to Paris sold at or fa- ace, No 121 First street, ihe efteits of the i nn i i in i i county irt In i lai LS a a in others i i I tho gion a nnd i i'cndlLtoii the vtcsi seems to huvt- been done A i tho average of grain i bt good and present rain i i spring a I the I i a reserve 10 I I a reported to be in pood Uaiun couiitjj the.

late rains i good crops I Grant a i in ties good ield of ci i i Along tbe i i i CD i the i hd.3 had no injurious on erons ot any In Jackson county places icld ill be ligbt Through bum's more ban an average crop i he irvestcd In the Umpqoa and Willamette valleys the yield will be much above the avt, age and while complaints come i sec tions of the state, the resident of these val leys report Rqod prospects The hay har vest under gtod headway In all paTto of the WHlftmetfe valley The timothy crop heavy and those who sowed for hay have aa henry crop, a Inrge icreiigo is ussurid more rani is not netded for wheat i i would i the onU some The a 1 i have had benelieial effect on crops I i crops are lenefited by tho ji-ia rains I all griun is i 3 ellow a id ill be cut soon I I A A I Winter loul line having big heac a and niesbei tilled The rains of i a i uiicd bv strong i a has i i i the i wheat to some erteut rains bent-b ted tho haj A car-fill i Cation an lo tbe crop outlook the i a illej tlirough I i i i a i i le idmg a i i local i revc a i a i i i i i above in avcrato ield in so nc UP litiea nnd very i in others i i i i i is even in I 1 tl he crop sec ma i been lie i 1 nged rail cd 1 excci hot i orchcd the wheat places where ttcr stood The i llec of this damage tr wheat upon the I ran nil ield is as yet i i to di tcrmme the i bt unable i if not I el evtd th it it i fal clow ail average i i a grain almmt i li i nu usulo fropi the tpottcd I luces ield I A rains have been of benefit to the gardens and. (jrapsj The hay in tho swath has been ly damaged Fall i promises well bprlng wheat will be greatly improved by the present rain I A CITY--Haying la all the rage at present, en i the hum oE the mower can be heard on all aides of town I'he hay crop here is cot ra good, a large amount of hay will be pu up looks well, Tbe hop crop. t'o'-U preacat in" lions has i howmg towirda a larpe yield and a-i a gc od deal of our bottom lands are in uops the indications are now for better tunes in the CKhsttH.L-- The fore part of the week was clear 1 ttter part cloudy and rainj The ra us have done some damage to the hay in swath but has benefited tbe late sown grain i i A I weather and soil conditions are ill that could be desired Doucii AB COUNTY--ROSEBDBQ --Crop prospects are excellent All kinds of productions will be above tbe average Tbe continued spell did not appear to have an jur ions enect on the crop'f I I COUNTY--GEAKT PASS--Man mum temperature 97 minimum 44 degrees mean 71 deRreea Weather coudi Lions hnve been favorable to crops JACKSON COUNTY--JACKSO vn LF --Nearly every afternoon for the past week there have been busk winds mostly from tbe west. A small amount of rain fell in the latter part of the week Hauling water and digging deeper ore now in order Raspberries are pleutitul tv crop is the largest ever known Fruit prospects excellent. ASIILAKD --The rains, while much needed were too late to be very beneficial to gram It has done much good to fruit and gardens The small crops in the Inland Empire this year 13 "omething very unusual Farmers who have lived east of the Cascades for over twent ears say this is the dryest sea-son ever experienced in this region The spring rains have been as bountiful as usual, but the lack of snow last winter left the ground in a poor condition A snowless winter, like tbe last one as never been recollected, and we hope mav never be again WASCO COUNTY--THE IA.iAKa--The aver age temperature for the past week was 69 degrees tbe maximum 92 degrees on the 24th, minimum, 47 degrees on the 26th There has been a fair amount of weather with a daily low range of temperature and variable bkrometer From 10 A Wed i a been showerj In the farm Ing districts copious rains have fallen wet- tuiE the ground fiom four to eigbt Inches deep which has been of great benefit to late cram and all kinds of vegetation A week hence i tell the story of what value tbe rains have been to the crops There ts a better fcelme among farmers and business men and hopes are entertained for a fair I I I A rains of the last few a are too late to do any Potatoes corn and gardens are con siderablj benefited Grass, except iu and nc ir the timber is damaged Tall gram 13 in good condition, but spring grain is about all destroyed OEKOW COUTTTY LFXIP.GTON Tbe ember during the past week has been fa vora-blc to ripening though had rain fallen earlier some grain which is in danger of shriveling would have been more sure of filling As Is much gram that was sup posed to have been imaged 11 now made for a full vield Partly prevailed i a few drops of ram on ies day evening and shower developed bj the hot drr spell virtually cooking the sorn wheat.

Full sown wheat is good AJI average 3 leld of thirtv bushels will be har- i heavy rains of the 27th came too lute to be of any benefit to the whcut crop Around Foster tbe timothy stands seven feet high and wheat five and a half feet. Tbe dry weather does not appear to have affected it in tbe least. Fall wheat is generally very promising and spring grain has not the appearance of being irretrievably mined VV heat on Wild Horsa mountain is reported to be in extra fine condition 1 ruit prospects in the surrounding country are excellent. Usics- COLKTY--LA rainfall of the past week insures more than an average crop of hav and grain Fruit and all crops will be an average or better The raio reatlj benefited the growing grain and 1 arraers are much elated AI LOW A COUNTY--JOSEPH --From all sections of Eastern Orepoii and Washington comes the complaint of dry weather and dam nged crops Tbe hot winds of laat week were not confined to Wallowa county but they prevailed very generally throughout the PariOc Isorthweai, The farmers in this viclnltj are badly discouraged, and nothing but a good rain In the next week will save tbe gram fields We admit that things look a little gloomy just now, but tbere 13 lotion in tbe old saying, It might be worse," CILOOK sown grain ill not make a half crop, and fall sown grain will be about a crop Hay meadows tvill yield an crop GBAT COUNTY--CAKYON CITY--Tbe yield 6f crops will be better than was expected, i ruit prospects were never better HARMCT crops are falling: short in Harney valley of what has been es Lima ted in consequence of tbe extremely season However in some locations the icld will be quite heavy As soon. as tbe farroei take to sowing their grain in the fall they will be rewarded i good crops every year Tbe present season has demonstrated tbe fact that fall sowing is a is required PALOUSB COUNTST season which opened so auspiciously giving promise of a bountiful yield of cereals, boa apparently run its present indications being that tbe Pulouae country will come nearer a crop failure tbis a than ever before The a i and the hot winds i have prevailed daring tbe past three weeks have done their work, burning and scorching beood recovery raanj of Ihe late town grain fields The damage thus fur reported ia principally in the western and southern portion of tho ditricts nearer the mountains being et only slightly affected blmllar rej ort- of darn ige come from the countiea of Lhe Smile rtvcr TBE HOTELS.

afternoon hich developed into a a lusted sevt rul hours 3 be inperalure ts ranged from (0 to JO ae I i JIT Mu r--The pota crop promises (o More sod WHS bn kin Inst spring than before Tbe i vtrugc yield of grnm acrt ill be heavy Ilarli is hejv H-iv has leided a crop 1 i pio--pcctb excellent home grain is being now cut AI LA WALLA AI 1 1 Quite hcavv ram on 7th i will be of benefit to -j heat 1 he rain is general through out the Inland Empire thus securing splen did crops bej ond a i There has iiev bten a crop tut lure in this vallej i i A i i A COLMA--WESTO--Rain fell on 27th and -Sth It has been general but best in this It will greatly help grain to fail and belp the corn and other crops Dur ing the week tbe nights have been qaite cool and most of. the days partiallv clouds bprlng gruln is badly injured fecarcelj a held will give over fifteen bushels and most fields are being cut for hay A ven few fields of fall grain will Rive thirtv bushels most will fall short of this a These are facts Thratamg in some fields i coiu me nee next week NOLIN--On the 24Lb ihe thermometer marked 104 dag the highest this season so far On the 27th a heavy shower of rain with thunder was experienced la-sting an hour One inch of water fell, uo dam age done A DAUB -Through the Juniper and Cold SprUig regum tbo wheat was bait? damaged. 9T CHARI.B4 A pivip Baker i Meltonougti Dallec 11 itredgc lo Holmes Kalama aimrds ilo Fuller do Pago oodland Hmh I iuroln Hall Oaklaid A Bai.pr do A (jraiiu Balera ra I lower, do Mrs i bt Helens 1 Hamilton Kaj do MiCoun Or ity Hcrrcn 1 tedo It (jltnu Dulles L) I Ilouhlon Junction I Bird Olcqua Astoria fl Litik Oovilitz A do I lllle do 1 lo kacknia.il Dululli Gli Dr I Kepborn ti li hnson lo Jones, 6 A vie, '-pokauo A 1 Hsrinai 1o oM stein Seattle Waller Rniidall do Hardy do I Wictes lo OotTm TCKOS Noluu, 8 A Alexander Roedclshuner, lcuig do 8 Carr Pblla 11 IlowxcL, Vane A Roblnaon Mich moinweU, Farror do Brewer Cowlltz ebster, Toronto A Connacb do Cnlla an Roseburg 3 oung Oakland Rteuger hatcora lluntcr Hunter's Bucson WheatlanA Bowman. SLamokawa, J. Rejuoids FalllW eo Ames TlUaniook Bones Sliertdnn Johnson I umas A 1 Helena McDoiiald.

do IleiiMiu Kalarua Smith L-iiioi lildgo A ilel Dallas Kraher Mlnuc-ioLa A 1 Stltt Chicago I OiUis Jr Dalles do Parker Astoria DDtrtrft A Emanuel, 8 Outline 3t Loull Meadc Uiderer Uagau gait LaLe a heattjn 8 A fio Allen 8 Crewman, Denver 1 A Suyder, A do.