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REVISE RAILROAD
AND 1ST LAWS
wavt ootmcm with advisers
Ml AMI.VDMKMS.
PUT COMMISSION AT WORK
Plant Are Designed In RrHrrfl Inter-
tali- t'omnieri e ' iniiiiixwloii
of Mm ii Work.
EVENTS IN OUR STATE
OF MINOR IMPORTANCE
Beverly. Musk, Aug. 24- Presi
dent Tuft anil social Btinbtfl of
nil cabinet discussed ninny change
to be rerotiiinciiilcfl It) Ihg Interstate
commerce and Hiitl-trii-t laws. Attorney-General
WtektrahaJB pTWMta
ed to the President n tentative draft
of several of the gfOpOiOd OnMCi
which Mr. Taft in part approved.
The final framing or Hi I amendments
to the Interstate ruinnierrc mid the
sml-tiiist lawi sill bd Itfl to the
commission deslmuiteil by the Presi
dent The atioi nc-gon. ral will take
to the commission, wlildi Is m meet
In New York Auyust ;t, ft definite
statement "f the President's wishes
In the inntter. 'I his will form the
wait) fiiuiiK' of hit fortht oinltig
uieteige to countess.
One of tli" subject ten'iitlveh dls
poied of wnn un MNllMII '" the
Interstate ( ciitilncn I :nl looking to a
proper (I n n 1 1 -1 a 1 siipervb Ion mid re
striction to prevent MM lTd Issues
of securities 0) railways. PaSM ap
proved li M PrdlMtH ' !' il'-lciH'J
to relievo MM I iters' nte t'ommerce
t'otnmlisloii of tiiurli 0f ihe work
that li now heaped hi 'in It,
Lowers Itecoril In I'm lire.
Kind' , Auk. 14 OlMI II. Cur
tis, the A mil linn :il.i"i mid M
PbiiIIisiii. I I't'i'si'iiilim Fiance, di
vided Ihhmo nf thr tii noil dnv of
aviation VWk, lfcg tot tin r In I thrill
ing fllrlii lot baton iwk, in whlih
he I o w -1 " I i If speed i' I for 'lie
j&Vltir, 9r unutm, i. .. ue
QLENN H. CUftllSS.
course, whlli MMMtm 1-3 mile,
to 6 luluuU's lids; i In' lat
ter waking two In high al
titude lllgllt of all. I M kilo
meters, n-nin-i ilvch , In the endur
anii' tent tor Ikd piu il- U I'tlttUl
lgue HOME OF TROPHIES DONE
Congress mmN g:l. Alio, (Mill lu
HM ICm., it ii Ulfta,
Wsslilngioii. AM i 1 1' lurg
egt and itioM n nail' btUMlag In the
Culled MatM hag bn n I "inplcted
Juet In tlim- to i.y.-ui tin- iinliioe
trophies fioui I hi' liiini KUilund b
ex-President IIuom-h It In frlca and
now annul to kg unpacKed In this
rll This building of i'.iiiiiIIi' with
Hour spare oi iiipi i iiiiuii ly 4 a
Mild costing IS.IIIdlla I'-'' In !
erected a) ' . i i .-1 I M tin' Aiin.nu.
Museum, unit It to. lav being MM lu
order It la UUi'ly ili.it mourn on tlio
Dikt loot grill I'D ill. future hoiiii- of
Ihe ltoo-ev.li Bpi'i liiH'iid. As soou
as thi ":! n'lth (allured) by Mr
Hiiusevelt an' taken from Ikg Tltlt
the)' lll I. IMMi lor pt i ci Witlull
for ull '
I'oruii t'linill) (ailuii'd.
Porilainl Or . AM -'' I M
1m 111 1 1 ii , K.iniiil loi fi.iK'-'v, who has
been n...u'UI loi mmi.iI w.ii. Iiy I li -deti'ilIM
I....... ol Ihl tiillie North
west, the Alio lit .in II inkers' Aso
olutlon, the MTgaalatO(i Hankei if
AggOdUtlOg i '"' OfgfM Hankers'
Askoiiuiloii unit tin iiuihorltles of
Uit'Kou, Washington, I'.tlifornla und
Idaho, Vg i-.ii.l in 'il ill this i"lty yes
terdiii, ttlnii' Ik Ii.iI been In Inn for
aoiue uii'iiilu UASl
..niiisl. W.ii ell runs to Mill.
fhleago, AtlHUal II. Sp.uiisli war
veleiaiik w.ll IgMlMI lioui alll pui'ts
of Iho I'ouutiy iluiini; ihe week of
S-iU nil). -r li to attend uutlniul en
i uuiiiiiii( wlili h (Ins yur It U toe
f.iiuuu' of the nonlitt'est to mti-r-laln.
T.o ma b I bean -..li'iii' I gg
I Ik- plggg loi til. Inn gitthiilni
If You Want to Spend
several of the plgglUlgat halt
hours you gvgf put in j:ii the
September VRYBODY'l
and rrau1 in this order i u I lanpi
neM," "The Mc-llowdi.uiiiiu-i "
and "What Shall - Do
With the Old?"
Al'lrr that - ti-.nl uln-u- .m
will you'll sav, ', '. .
inagauir." I'n it and u .
SEPTEMBER EVERYBODY'S
Itnndon- The Codjr lumber mill
burned hrre, entailing n loss of
1100,010, lth Insnranc" of IT.'i.OOO.
Albnny lllnrk Kngle, mar Al
bany. Is Onion's newest town, hav
Inn been platted last week.
Portland I'll.' Anii'iiran Assoi l.i
tlon of Insurance Companies, uhlih
tins been lu minimi lonvenilon In
Portland, will hold Its convention
next yenr at Peoi'ln, III.
Sali'in Pour men made their es
cape from the state penitentiary.
They were trusties und were em
ployed outside the walls.
Salem Samuel A. Clarke, one ol
Oregon's most active und best-known
pioneers, died at his home in this
city
Pendleton !'ii;.'i:llla county's 4,
000,000 bushels of wheut. the esti
mated yield for the present season,
will soon be In the sack. The har
vest Is three-fourths over
Poiilnnd V. K. McKlioy. of this
H, has luen selected in lead Ihe
i. Mini this year at the State Pair, to
be held at Slileni September II If.
Inlon Twenty five barrels of
M.i; ;iki lilno rherrles have been
picked here by u Portland fruit
company. The frail Is p.osoiwmI for
use In cocktails.
Athens Mineral thought to frg
ficli copper mi' has been taken from
the bottom Of II Well L'lU feet l"ep
here Saniplei (,f the rtMk li gtg been
sent away for assaying.
Uoseburu AgTlorney (leorgi' Neu
ner hns this year grown figs to full
development at his place near town
The fruit gPM lame for the variety,
of line shape and as rich and sweet
n . a perfect lie usually Is.
Vale lleple i .illative of OreiMII
IiBVe asked the dlreilor of the !"i
logical survey in make an investi
gation Of Ihe oil fields of lllilein
Oft0M to deterlllllie tile tgtwAl of
tin' oil deposits ami the commercial
value of tlie oil
Wallows Plght cars of Snake
rlvei entile shipped out of the val
ley brought ,i record prlee. The
cows brought !' each, while Ihe
ten brought 1 1 :l.
Condon i'i.. n.i- Ihe part of
peacemaker In an effort to stop a
fight In hi place, C V. Seurcy. a
suloon-!cc.ci of tills town, pulled II
mountain elk's bead and anil. 'is
from Hi" wall and nirm k Hen Welis
over Ihe lop of the skull so hard
with It ihui the man fell dead.
Toledo Much I n teres! Is being
shown by the p. ..pic of l.tu. oln coun
ty and vlclnlti In the llrt annual
cini niy fair, which OfaMg al Toledo,
September '.i. and continuing ihree
d,i li Is piopoHi'd in have a num
ber of n.ieiiiiuK al which dairy ex
peris will dellvei addressiN on vurl
huh phascn of the Industry.
Tin Italic (leorge llobblns, un
ib I Indict ineiit for the murder of
Mrs. Kmellne Casio, his father's
housekeeper, and K Wilson, nwiill
li.i the union of the Wasco nullity
grand lury on charge of larceny
from i be per escaped from ihe
..unity lull here, but were soon re
CUpllll e.l
Peudleloli Kepiirt fniin ull parts
.if i ini'iil.i and Morrow counties,
comprising file Third Kustern (re
,..n Ulslrlcl Agrb uliursl Pair So
liety, Indicate thai tin- year's fair
Is lo l.e I'N fir ihe lurgesi and most
mii. I'sstul ever held under ihe aus
in ,,t tbl oigunUailoh, If nut In
ull I HIM Oi.gon
Maker City An epidemic has
broken out uuioiik horse used on
lln i oiisiiui Hon woik or ihe H li
ter V'all.'N evlen-don etei hiai lulls
have been seal in the different rail
ii. a. I ..imps und u iiuuruullue will be
v tl. IUh.'d If the disease Is pro
iioiito eil i 'iinlagloua
1.ii blliid Sdnng uppeals for
the prouiolloii of .i dlalrli't built rull
roud were made l. C K, S Wood.
of Pol I land, who was Hie prlmipul
kpeuker lit the ( i ec... n Idaho level
opineut I'niigiess. This movement
for a ill: ttli I built road between
BOlgg and Com Huy, IggJgUMHf wllh
I lit- i in i i oM u.i til of the Cons Hay
hatlioi. .lie ililet aliinlli; Ihe posl
li.. ii , cikcn bv ihe congress
M 1 1 - lill lit Itecluiinliig ol several
theiinaiid nl IgMi i.l land and cou
verilug ihe sunu Into rich running
Ian. I la wink which is now lu pgOf
ress lii Ihe neighborhood ol CoijuHIe
I'm, tin' c.iuniN seut or Coos couniy
T0 lurge tracts, one on each side
lit Ihe l'nillille riv.'l', W lltfll le
claliued will sell readily Ini M
an a.te It Is csliuiutcd tliul tile
cost of the iinprowincnt am. Minis lo
tin l . uu acie
Ho. .l Klu'i That Hood Uiver Is
til. gieale.-.! apple .nill.ll. lu the
world, that ihe method u grOVg
and inarkellng Ibe trull Is ully Sll
perlor In that of mher rTlons. and
thai llnnd Uiver bus a future as
brliihl a Is posMble lor any irilil
gin tag teiiAioii in have, Is the con
sensus of Oplltlog expressed by tho
in. lulu 'is or the VsMiciullnii of
Auicinaii Ai;rii ull ural College Mnd
lAl'i'i lin. tit S atloiii, after a tlsit lo
ih.it flgttif I
Kugeiie Iteuily for Kalr.
Kugi in- Plan- lire being com
pleted lor the li'th annual fair of
the Scum! Bouthnrn Orngogi Dii.-
trlCt, lu Pugeiie. Septeinber 7 Tile
h.ilf-iulle Hack lor the i a.vs Is pro
noiiuc.'d b h.iiscmen to be one aj
the best ill the Pucltle Norlhwet
Muy MM Ituad.
Pendleinn 1 It Siuith. icpresent
ln ihe Open UKcr i'ranspnrlullou
inininiile.'. Is here lo confer with
lOCll liirniei.i rSggrdlnO the proposed
electric railway ucross the whea'
1 .li lo ii..' Columbia river.
sr
Coming Tomorrow
nurk's iiijr Prodnctlon i "Uticir
Totll'.l Caliin" I n'ler Hun.
SEHLERS FLEE
best lines ever shown in Ontario. Among tli(4 Uv ara w now
Tailored waists, a (nil line of Boy's, Children's anl Ladies' shoes.
The Iciiso of life f r Hu ks Hie
"Uncle Tom's Cabin ' is phrnoioi
mil blCMM it i" tlie bigRCfll mil
btOli it lius eatereil tat ihe public
..... , , , f"r the past 10 year, ami the grand
(Mir new rallfCOOdfl are arriving daily nnd we have some of the ! old drama n? prooonttd hv ih..-
most excellent oninpanv il of deep
heart interest and at the same time
abounds with good, wholesome
comedy, and the Mtnfca saet'hnni
c.il. calcium and elccltitial ttkcU
are truly wonderful. This is the
lare!! oo'iipanv playing this pop
iilur drama, tliev Irnvsl in theit
own train of palace curs. Rtquir
ing special service to transport IhOIII
I rum une city m anolber. Thi-
V.. ..1 i iij -1 C c i i'i !mighty monarch of all "Uncle
new line ol hose we are Belling at 15c for lovs and -iris. T((hl Ci(lllll ,,lini,inipf wiI1 ,.v
Beats any thins ever shown in the town, see them in our window, ex- l"1,i' ,V!,i?fMt,!I,.t,,!tf 0,()'"
n taiin Siittinlav night Aug. Hh
amine them, they are winners. uni,pr mnimnotii pnviuon thr-
atre that will comfortaldv rtnt
8,600 people.
s -
'!'!.. Arcjiis will lell you nil
about it.
BEFORE
FLAMES
FIRES RAfllXO IN FORKST9 OP
NORTHERN IDAHO.
LOSS MAY RUN IN MILLIONS
HOSE
Along Pend ' Oreille River .1 alien
WiiHte l Mile Wide and Hev-
ml Mllet. Lung.
i!
if
CLOTHING
Wo are showing the swelles! line of Men and Boy' Clothing for
money you ever saw, we beal them all when it comes to selling
Eckluudt's Ideals
good clothes cheap. That's our Motto (Good Clothes Cheap."
Drop in and let us show you,
It pays to trade with
RADER BROS. LAMPKIN
( )NTAIM( ),
ORE( H )N.
The I', U Int nit Idooll wen
cjri i tci i. i UrfO r ii I iipprrciiit.
ivc nuiliei cc at the opira lion-.
Sun. l:iv OVtnlllg W hen they it
pcnrctl in "The CtpUilt tnnl lln
Lai;.'' Wbii Brandon raetlvwl
a Koimitio oviition when lie mail
hll lirxt appeantnee ;i "'.iilnin
WillUinO." Th' Iv'klt.uill I.l.
i ooniidorad tho bool oompanj
that vi?itti Onlai in bv the lln
ter gnerx. Mr. It in ndon, during
liia itty here loot winter ainl i
spring, iiunle inanv w.n 10 it ii ndfl
ami to l.i- opularity ami
ability 00 nn actor wax larctlj
, line I ho large turnout wbii li
gn eteil the lib nl. Mr, ( !it r
.1 Bckhordti Mioo Goorgli Nlcli-I
oli mi'i Mix Jooophino Doffi y
00O ohorad tho honor" with Mr.
it I.,., I... il,..;.. ..u..,i;,i ...! I
. . I I : I ' I l 'l III' ' I ' I I ' I I ' I I'll I"
i ion of the iclc- in which each
! appeared.
H . . - Ji
IDAHO INTERMOUNTAIN
FAIR
at BOISE, IDAHO,
October u toi6 inclusive.
$8, 000. OO in premiums. $10, OOO. 00 racing purses.
$3,000.00 to $5,000.00 in Amusements.
Hvery department is better. Many new and special features.
HAND GOMTKST AT THE FAIR
$750.00 offered in prizes for this feature.
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'Secje ot Jericho" at ni&ht.
This is a spectacular feature you will want to see. Concludes each
night with a $1000 display of fireworks.
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Horse Races. Auto Races.
Two Filled Harness Races daily, Running Races, Automobile Races.
An Industrial Gongress the Entire WceA.
Addresses by eminent speakers on live subjects of interest
to farmer, fruit grower, stoikman, dairyman anil miner.
A Solid Week
of good, clean, wholesome enj ynent and education. Pleasant
camping grounds free. No gambling. No saloons.
Write for the "Pair Herald" and Premium List.
Address all communication to
WILL h. GIBSON, Sec,
lntermountain Fair Association,
Boise, Idaho.
Spokane, Aug. 24. rires raging
In forests northeast and southeast of
S, uluiiie are destroying an Ininiaose
urea of splendid timber and driving
the few settlers In the more Isolated
rcKion to the river's brink for safety.
While the lira along nie Pend
.roi'llle river In Washington Is un
der control, It still biases, having
i itt u swath a mile wide and sevtrat
miles long. Thu dainaga will total
gg Immense num.
The Lumbermen's Protectl As
'oi 'In i imi Is pressing every available
man into service to right the Mamas.
A largo lire Is reported to have done
a Kiciii .li :il oi damngo at Naplos,
Idaho.
Forest fires have destroyed several
lai nihouses In the vicinity of Port
lllll, imrih of llontiers Kerry, Idaho,
'"i. nil..- much timber also. Men can
not be hail to lie. bt the flames.
A million dollars would not pay
for the Umber already destroyed, but
It la difficult to estimate the eiart
loss. Forest rangers have the lire
miller control eust of llonners Ferry,
n. nr the Montana line, with Hide
damage done to Umber there.
rRASER MEN ARE CLEARED
Iteteiuie fuller Mints They 1N4
o Slenl Salmon.
I'm I Tnwnsend, Wash., Aug. 13.
Returning from the cruise along the
salmon hanks near Point Roberts, re
.eiiilv Hie scene of much disorder
h. cause of itsh plrscy, officers of the
ii veil utter Areata eionorate
Hrlthh Columbia fishermen of com
pih lt in the depiedatlons.
Ih in. .iliutlnn has disclosed. It
lis stilled, it wide conspiracy among
. al honiuien iiiid llsh trap employes)
nnd, where such arrangements co.ild
not be effected, armed assaults hsd
resulted In rreiiilng a reign of leror.
Thro nnh fesr of having Ihelr
pensive out Ml cut mid destroyed by
the pirates, trap operators nave
ahaiidoii.nl ihe Illicit acta. Two sr
resis at llliilne httve been made, and
II Is believed thai the capture or dis
persal of a gang of 1!D men will en
sue on Information now held, and
'l.e conspiracy broken up and peace
e.l.
The fishermen" repArt Tile season"
for taktni; aockeye Is ended
Power Klles In I lab lllulrawa.
Washington, D. Q , Aug. II. The
Interior d. . ailment has announced
that In piirsiisnce of the policy
of ilu' present administration and
at the direction of .Secretary Hal
lliii'.i. Acilug Secretary Pierce baa
withdrawn temporarily power sites
liicludliig 2,B0 acres along the
While river In I'tuh It will be re
ported to cougross that these with
draw :ils haw in. a made In order
: ihai proper b-Klslailon may be en
.oi.d lo preserve power sites to the
Kovernmeiil, und to prevent niouo
, polles, It WSH slali-il
OPEN TWO RESERVATIONS
IHawinu Plan Will lie I ... as at
t'oeur .1 . n.
KpoUuue, Wash, Aug. 34. Super
intendent J. W Widen, who pre
sided "Mi ihe Indian land drawlnga
recently held at Coeiir d'Aleue, an
noiiines i hiti the t'heyeue Klver and
.StainliiiK Itoi'k Indian lands In North
ainl Sou.h Hukoia will be opened In
Id lolier.
This Is Ihe lamest compact ara
of Indian lauds left unopened, betug
N Baling Ioiik ami from 30 to 4t
niil.-i will', I'oiiiaining :',01,000
aires lu South Dakota and 317, 000
acre in North Dukota.
Applications will ha managed In
much the same manner as for the
I'lieni d'Aleue and Flathead re
serves. Hi'kImi ration days have been
lined bet Weill October i and October
, the registration points being
Aberdeen, Pierre, l.euuni n, Lebeau
and Mowbrldge, South Dakota, and
I '. i - ii i .j i . k . North Dakota.
The drawing of numbers will be
held at Aberdeen, 8. D., the last
Week in October
Train Drops io I , , i . Noue Injared.
Victoria, B. C Aug. II. Sunday
morning the locomotive, mall car,
combination baggage and express car
und passenger coach, with a number
of passengers, on a Qreat Northern
passenger train from Grand Porks,
dropped through a burned bridge
Into a gubh 40 feet below. No nan
was Injured, although the train at
a total wreck and the lunnclai loan
exceeds 125,000.
ii
Oregon Lad I ri Maraajuam.
Camp Perry. Ohio, Aug 14.
One of the greatem aenaaUoua aver
developed in connection with Nation
al ritle competition was created heie
when H. O. Hoesch. an Oregon youag
man under 21. was bulletined as
winner In the Governor's Match. Ha
beat the world-famous marksmen
who hu)e beeu Urlug In International
I'llllliSlId f..- .An- . . K
.v.. ,..! oua wamed away
wiiii log Ia00 trophy cup offered
in aiiuuiou he will receive a gold
uu-.lal and 50 in cash, as well an
jumpiug Into prominence throughout
the service.
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