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The Events of the World
In Paragraphs,
AVIATION ACHIEVEMENTS.
A fumnurf of A fl airs lit limn and
Abroad MIhwIImukou Happen
lug Klilini (norma mnl
Milpw reeks Games and Kaeea.
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POLITICAL AND PERSONAL!
1. OtfftHi, rtm-lml, rlilrf tarmm'mr, f
ntuvml try r.ili.t Tuft
rKunf Aur.
tt. lUrlmrt OUi1lnt,a, hna frtOinr, W.
K, Hn.Ulolt, "ili mMt rniiiiMihr,"
IWti'V 1rllii1 n 11)0 (K'UW vf
In Ml Uvnlinl tu iirnaa.
A 111' II,
Si ri-Prvnldrttt Hocmipv!. rwrhM hmr
lutn mi hi p'turn ft um Africa.
AIM! II,.
li lrtitlr A(tulth'B rHlut1rih )) ,'tiit
Ihi vi-to MiHr at tl lviun of ,.x
riirrlnt In thm huuii of uuttmton u i
tiinjurity of tH
II Tli IhHI.h Imhim M lordn ("id th
huiurkMii Mlittrnl bu)nal bill.
HAT.
I. Kin 0r V.
i r o e I k I in i d
ItirnuKhoui !'
fiiltloh nttlr.
U. Hiiuth Afil.n un
Imi )f mtaliiiJ tit
I'rwtorlit.
JVHU.
It ri-t'riililnt
ThcHMlura !tito
vll welrntn'1 In
New YniH on t
n'turit from ht
African mi4 Euro
Itottr, Ult,
Thw tsUii-MatT bill.
rrntlnir a court
uf cuiitrneri Khd
nmt'iutltiM th In-
OtMirtf V,
tomtit (a ttnunrc act tt tut, bttn
riiiKiwi mljiMinuHl
K Umn. I'uinrio LMtti r-lH'te4 prcaUton.
of Mexico.
rrTBwnru. "
II, Kmpcmr William of Orrnmny ami
KruiH'ui J..,.h uf AuilrU itwt at VI
VhtUI. ,
i. Hfiiuliltran uprulnv In t.tton. Kim
Mumid of rurlitit.il f.ftlirumtl, Th
unity ami nmy Mil iih th rvvolu
lloniHtH, ho (ikm'IiiImiihI a ritilltc.
10, Kx (lovrriu.r Omrlr IS 1Uiiii took
Iho ottth of ofTltn mm JuiiHc of the
.inll.4 Hialoa aiiiucma court at WiV
litKton.
a I'm nn IMtira Crmwfn Wulia Vallra
vut.h. lii vivlttni till oouittry In Imc,
Kixlaliiiml kliitf of Blum,
movkuukh.
I. Inu1t to tha AitmrMtin Hub In tha
I lly of alexltHf, Aiitc-tlcuit illhwna at
tn. kwl.
A, trmMratla liuuttlda In aovtml ainif
In lot Ift'lloiia and a lmcMrnito
hmme of ri'prrHcntftttvra In enri
mi tiriiml, At i.mmrlMi! i m, oimn t (rut,
New York and Naw Jrwy vriv
ltitnmrnllti Muwrnora lo aocrvtt H
liulilKan aovvnturft. ami Ohio m-oot-el
a lMtmeriille Ktvfrimr,
10. Inatl4fiit Tuft mtiltl frtm Charlwilon
on tha rruiKr 'jVumniMi on an oltuial
vlll lo tha riuttlo uf I "ant ma and
tha mntil gun
II l'rM.-tit Taft b.1.1iom-.1 tha Puna
mi hi at a aint bumiupt ami dH-inrl
tlmt thr wotilil t no annrxnUon of
' th republic of Panama lo tha 1-hHmI
HllttrH.
tt PiHNl.lcnt Taft rfficlnvl Tort Monro
ou I tin relnrn trip from Panama.
IWvolutloimry Utiinlniia atnl aotna nhl
In a In avpial t-ldta of Alrxtro.
I& Tha HrltUh tuiillnnivnt Uliutulvftd by
rtiyul provlunirttlon.
1. Hon. Porflrlo llaa limitruratH proal
flent of Mxlm fur tha aiwhlh limn.
I. Th taat arinion of tha Uat congraaa
oiMnHl,
C Praliltnt Tnfl'a mnn rfeommfnd
vl thut tha I'uiiitnm rutiul ba fnrllnVd,
a alilp utml-ly. Ilnillml twirvela poxt
and a hull in lenhjlatlon on coriora
tlona. 1L Amioclata Juatlt-a Kdwant tkniKtnM
Whlta of tha 1'nltftl Htnt(a Urmn
rourt appoiiiu-cl chief Juml-. Judtia
Willi Vmi iHtvatitPf of Wyoming and
Judicn J. It. Ijinmr of iiort(ia noml
liaird ajiaoclalv iuatltca.
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NATURE'S MOODS.
Nunr.-
M. Th rlvor BrliK il! high wlr
mark In I'm I anilitngurliiK 111, city
nrt mrnlyln trivlllo.
tt ItlahiK of tlio tilru of th Bi-ln, In
1'urm ctioukril by tha oeBanitun vt ritln;
9 anuura mtlta Inundated; luaa aatl-
mnitHl over axi,0(io,uu.
rmmuAiiT.
11 Krupllon of vnlcnno I'ouno, Coil a
Hlcu, dt-atrtypl at) llvoa.
28, Ovnr (0 dt'Ntha In anowalldoi In tha
muuntaliia o( iiurthatn Idaho. .
MAIICII.
1. About 100 doalha from anowalldea In
tha mountiilna uf WaahlnRtnn.
I. Hnowallda In Itoicra paaa, Hrltlah Co
lutnhla, oauacd tha loaa of upward of
eu llvoa.
" Afnit.
tt Vlolant anowatorm. wind and fmeilnir
tempprntiira cauacd d-ntrut?ttnn of bud
ding frulta In the emu ml Ink region,
xtomllng aouth to Tenneaaeo.
MAT.
4. Earthquake In Coata Rlon; provlnea of
Carta go nearly dnatroyad; eatimatad
loaa of Ufa ovr S.IMHI.
11 ICnrtlMjuake ahonka In California.
III. tiarthquuka ahouk at Loa Anguleaand
vicinity.
18. Tha varth paaaed through tha tall of
Hulloy'a oonmt at 10:1? p. m., New
York tlmo.
It. Vlolout earthquake ehock at Salt Lake
City.
JUNB.
(. Cloudburat wlpod out aevoral vIllagM
In eaatern Hungary and destroyed
aboul 8U0 IIvbh.
T. IoHtructtve earthquake In aouthern
Italy; upward of 100 dcatha.
11 Cloudburat In the Ahr valley, rruaala,
deatroyed 1&0 llvoa.
18. WlndHtorm cauacd doath of 16 people
In New York olty.
JULY.
14 80 peraona killed and hundroda injured
by a tornado noar Milan, Italy.
AUOUIT.
11 Flood In Tokye destroyed over 1,000
houeea and ahopa and over 1,000 Uvea,
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The Crook County Journal
fx rotten
18, i ftr-rre atortn awrpi nvr ritrotMt
i aiiaiHg a hv ,,r nr u
l-.nuh.ti paithl uill Hit IIm- lUIII'k
li A hillttt-itlin rmmiil H liUpi ,i,i, (frvaa,
tnttnit tu I'ntiii.
K A ttnl IiiiIm hurrlrinn iiui-k ll.
r"ia ur f- ! . , I it ami H.iulli IHillna.
It lai lilit an l.liinil In tl,r Mi..l;t. ir;IMr.tlt
ami r,pii i i,y a InnHmim, nv
Uf.ttl lii J, hlit.
lil.i-rM unit
t llnivr Binrm nf i.iln nnd imia In the
northern and tumium amim.
MISCOLAO
iANI'ANV.
1 f'hfirlr V, Moine, r.m vlf . d SVw York
hunker, h-KMii a (b yimr afiil-n.e In
tlm I'uKmI Hlnti-a t"'iilieiil.aty at At
Imtta. 0. Iht nraitnlrrd Vnluniwr nillhla of tit
I'nllod Hliti' Im'i itirt a timi.t-ni m
Jttiirt of Hi rv ulur nt inv ful.tliHtli
inrnt bv tint otnition of the I U-j tnw
St. John It, VVnh-h. coiuli Kd ('hii .no
banker, lf!:n uitvlna hin 6 rur tnn
In tha fidoml nlon at Iavonwoith,
Kan.
Tl. Imllctmant of th Nw York World In
th I'liiuniia lilt I-1 riiiw) (innhiul In ttm
1 nitexl Htntia circuit toon In Nw
York.
rKtini'AttT,
t V.ftwmrA Payion ainn atrlH from
Loa An if fir, (,aJ., on hi ulk lo Nrw
York.
4 Tl- f'nnhM.'ftut 'hniir' bypott"
cao df.nl.. in fnviu uf Hi iihilMlfr,
with an uwiud of duun- uKulnut h
Indlvhioul who litKtiluid thu boycott
amount loa to ?I4'M.
II Htrlk of tha tnvt ctir turn own, In
Phtlnd Iphhti
tl, lilotlntf In I'hllAd.-IMila do In lh pur
nttm a aifllta i. -. lt-.l in Ilia d uth of
flV o.lii; (H lnlUft-1
$& Tha NtitiruKMitM rfvohitl'tttltiu dcfi-at-d
at Tmbiiib. lonlnn ) In ull.
MAnrll
1. flancm! wnlUyui In Phflad lhta to aid
th( Htilkltiic tift rnr nni
I, Nh-holna 1 hiiUovky. Kuanlnn rvo.
luiliiniMt, at-fiolltrd on thuij; uf rrlim
ltm actKliy.
fllata rtde trtkf dit'lnird In P-nnv.
vnnla In vitit..it liv ltti ll I hlladct-
fdiiN par turn art t ike.
15, jorK" t'armon, inimln nf I ptov r!n-
fion, Aioci lf ,m do wn M.-t-uiPd y
Zlyti, hnnKd for roriNplrnrv nt To-
rlnto, Nharaaua. byoidor of pmddt'M
MiidrU. '
fl. Km la wbtft yintmthy atrlka to aid
th Phllndi'liitilu put mn dm-h-m-d oft
by tha Pntiylvnula IuIht unluii.
APIlIU
tl CM. Punpan 11. (r. ona f th con
victed muidi'ifr of Krimtor K. W,
CMrmnPk, iniidonod by lov, Puttcmon
of TritiiPHHt-ft
Xiy Nntlvt Atttt'-kM forplumrra and burn
wl iniMtmoi At ChitnuNlia, llunnn prov
lt, t'hlna.
IH Phllnd'liliU enr atrlke ndd with
Aomn Rdvuntnifi to Iho atrlkrr
ML Iiedlratlon of Jn nf AtorrUun fta
publlra at Waiihliittton.
MAT.
1 Fdword Pavoon Wpnton nrrlvrd at
city hull, N-w York, bavin m.id tli
t 1NM mil Irlji fioin l Ai,j.r(. ,n U
witlkliitf dv.'
1ft. Ir. II, V llvda rt.'lard mlUy of th
murdrr of c'ol Hwoi and atiitpn44
to lift liiioHat,intia-iii
3. Nh-nniituun govirnmont forpa ra-
iuiari hi nn murk inn Kf trada'a
rvvutullunUta at Ulucflclda.
JI'Ktt.
I. Cnpt. flpfitt'a antttrutlc spfdltlon aall
ad frim London.
jri.T.
i Kumwon rlnt in wtilch mnny ppnpla
hih kill.-.) roilntrvvd tha hwi of ilia
rlntf ev.mi t lu-no
Kl'.t and lynrhliift In Npwnrk, O.
4. Ptradt' involulltMiltaifl d-frntPd tha
Nlcniutfuan foiom nt Acoyjui.
AII.JVilT.
Mnynr Wlltlam J.
(J;ynnr ahot on
tMinrtl tha oppin
llmr Knlrrr Wll
ulin dr OrtMav
bv Jam J, (.nlla
Khr-r. a ttiT)mriOd
city pini-loyi-a.
Kutiii'l i'i rt-volti-tloiiiht
iltft'ilttnl
tha Mttdil torrra
lit fi.mt nf Mii-
V a, li mm.
1 I .U M.maua, cnnltal
V of NUiuiisrua. op
ciitUd by tho vlc
toriotm rcvolutlon
ltta under K'stra
Mayor fjaynor. Mndrla. tha
president, lU-d. A
BRrTrunRit,
I. J. I. Ilutrhtmion, fonnpr clrcit pnrt-
nr wlih liiu-ntim A liullcy, dld at
Ki .'it.-r lnl.uid. N. Y.
21. tlpn. t'hiulpa It, Piityton, noted blind
iMitltkal U-ihIpt, dlwd In 1'iovldeiica,
It. I.
OTTOIIKU.
30. The Whlto Ptnr lino to,imwilp Olym
pie, th luiKt'Ht In tha oUd, wua
luunchfd nt llclfaHt.
a. lr. Iluwhy II, frlpin found Rullt
of the murdt-r of hi wlfo. Utile Kl
iiioip, In tha old Hulloy cilinliial court,
London.
NOVKMUKIt
i. Tha Copur d'AtPoa ipmTvatlon oppned
Up to KtMIPI'ttl i-t(ii'IIMMlt.
11 Prlnco VIpIoi Nup'ilfon Uonnparta,
pi it endpr lo t ho t drone of Ktiiru-ft,
mttri Ird Pi Itu'fto" CltMnriitluo of Uel
Ktum wt MoiK')ilkrl, Unly.
Count Tolstoy, who dlHappi'Hrrd from
bin honm niyriti'i loiiuly In October, dis
covered In n milttay attitlon In an tin
foi-bU'd t'ondfltou.
23, Ir. llnwhy Uurvey ("rlpHn hntmed
In l.ondnn for tlto uiurdur of his witV,
Pt llo Kltiuiio.
24. Tho cfpwa uf twt Hrni:lll;in wnrnhlpt
nu'thiit-d In Hit) linitmr of lilo Jniii'iro
find opt-io'd the on iho ully
87. Tho imuinltlciMit jww Pcnnaylvonlii
raklrotid hititn nt Thlrty-m-rnnd utrt-a
mnl KcVfitilli nvil
nue, Now York, jfi
for ntn 1 1 y opened
for traillcucHt and ff
aouth. v k
M ox It ii n troopH dt-
IV. i rn V" I I'M'tvr l
tiotihua In battle
at Chlhualuin,
i. The Kovorpnioiit
BKtvCtl IUr llllf til""
Bolnlion of tin u- "
gnr
tl'UHl an " a C
Ciirpnratlon In r
etrtttut nf inub
30, Murk Twiiin me
morlul coi -iimonlca
took pluoo In . :n r
nt'tflu hull, Now
York.
, Murk Twain.
,jKrHMt(KU.
7. Stntue of (Jon. Kredm'lck Wllhelm von
Btoutun, u uoud nunra In Wnslitna
ton'a army during tlie Hovolullunary
war, utmMlod In Watihlutnn,
V). Mutiny or Itni.lllun mut'lnca nt Rln de
Jmiolio tVHulu-d In a biiltlo, cauKtng
4(H) ciitmaltU's.
Otlicliil Okuivs of the lHth ccnaua pub
lhed. Populutlon, oxpIusIvo of Alas
ka, Ul, iDi'.Jiru; IncludhiK nil possrssions,
l0l,UK),iUt)i Rain BtnuO 1IKH), 16.D5P.KO0.
14. Andtt-w Curuegle ftave $10,(Hai,000 to tha
canse of ponce,
2t. Aviullon meet at Loa Anvolea. ,
v :5
4 u .
Official County Paper
JDISASTER
iANl'AtlT.
11 fltoanvr Tsnrlna wr kod nn Cooe bay
bur, Oregon rott; 9 drowntrd,
raimi'AMT.
1 The Pnlti-d Htutf naval l'"r Nina ot
on thu voyfit fiom Munipton Ikiai
lo iMaiinn with rr-w of ,ti! on Imiird
11. Tlie Prrnrk Hut O-nt-rul rhnnry
wreck Pd In a Riote nr the Ulaod of
Minorca: U iwrporm mrhti
11 as llv lout on the Pa. tnc Nnvla-ntlnn
pontnny a ai4-amT Lima ai landed In
tha atralt of Mu Hem
' MAK'll.
. I en I lor klllod by axploalon on tha
i;nttd Ht t rrolMor l :hnrlton- dir
lu practlf-a In Philippine wataia.
MAT.
K 111 dnatha by the Mlnklnrx of the atenmer
i-'runk H, (Joifir nnur J'uri nux lltuv
qolaa, I,nh Huron. '
21 The Krenrh aiUiinarlna pluvloaa ram
mpd by a ferry ImwI and aunk with oil
Iter crt'W of 27 In Iover airwit,
tl ItrltUh a'PBinnhlp ally wrepked of
the Hraxllitin ro-iHt; Ui paanKira and
Attlloi drowned.
. Tha Muitlitii Kunh'nt I -a f.lhprta waa
wtPt ketl by an exphmlon off I'ort aux
palx and ennk with ?u rtiamal In
eluding jo Kuitvtala,
baV'BMMKit
1L O err nan tPnmr I'ultrtno wreckftd on
the BpanUh co.uit, currying down Zi
poraona.
AVIATION
JANl'Alir.
C Ieon Ielagraiire, pioneer aroplana
exp4'rlmntr, klihd by the full of a
t (print iii' iiophtno nt liorduiiux, Kraure,
Y. Hulwrt I,aihfiin, French aviutnr, beat
the rioiil for heluht of hpuvxir lluin
air maehiiH-a by aitPodln nearly 1.UJU
fwt at Moiirnn-ln. Pranre,
la Avluiion ineot oiened at Loa Angvlea,
Cnl. i
Apnit-
t7. Inita Pnulhnn, French aviator, won
the Dally Mull S'o.ouu prize by flying
funn lndon to M)itH'htr, Kughind,
lbi$ mllea, In SGX mlnutea actual time.
HAT.
Glenn II. Curtlaa
(low from Albnny
to New York, fol
lowing tha courae
' of the Iludion riv
er, wlnn In tha
Nw York World'
prlr.0 of I10.0UO,
IVHM.
11 Wnltor fl, Prook
lna eniuhllRhed new
World altitude
record by aacend
In ir i i feet In
, Wright aeroplane
at Indiunnpoila.
11 C. K. Hamilton
drove a Curtia bl-
Glenn It Curtlna,
Idane frota New York In Philadelphia
and return, winning iioon prise ; time,
Nt-w York to piitlnd. -Iphla, Mi mil. I
hour fil minute; Phlli,lelphla to New
Y'ork, 1 hour It mlnuira.
17. Walter 8. Pnklna made new world'
nltltuda record by aacendlng 4,8lO feet
at lndlantipolia.
a. C'ount epp lln'e dlrlglHe Peutachlnnd
palled ) nilli-a fiom Frledrlchitlmven
to IhiKftetdorf, enrry Inn II twaPuenitera.
tw .epM-lin'a alrehlp Petnerhland mad
an excuralon trip, carrying 8S paaecn
gera, Jlfl.T.
1 Clifford n. Ilnrmon broke tha Ameri
can anmiettr long lllht record Oils
ownl by remaining In the air 1 hour
81 mlmitpft at Mlncolu,
1 Bceomi Iniernatlonul aviation meet
ojHMiPd at It holm. Franr. Aviator
Wndiier killed by the fall of hi ma
chine. I Walter R Prnoklna Sew 8.2TJ feet up
In the air at Atlantic City.
II Capt. C. 8. Koli. KngllKh aviator,
killed at liournemouth In a Wright bi
plane. AUOfBT.
11 Kadlpy, nn HiiKllMh aviator, broke th
wuild a apoed llb;ht record by flying a
mile In 47 3-J eoconda,
11 C. F. WiHaid earrtcil three passengera
on a qimtt r mtlv biplane trip at (Jar
den City, Itentlutt the world' record
on the mini tier of passengcra.
SI, (llcnn II. 1'urtlna made an over water
record by flying Co mile over Lako
Krle In 1 hour IS minute, an average
of 4.l mile an hour.
KPTEaMVn.
17. IS balloon started from Indlnnapolla
In an American championship race.
Pa Moon America II. landed near War
ren ton, Va., after a flight of 44 hour.
11 Wcymann, an American, and Georga
Chavux, a IH'ruvlati, attempted to fly
over the Aipa. i'lmvea aucctMHiixl, but
waa morlnlly hurt In Innding.
28. Walter B. Hrooktna broke the crnsa
country diatancc record by flying from
Chicago to Hpringheld, ik milea, win
ning a tlo,uiti prlxo.
OCTOBER.
1 Aviator Wynmalen ntado a world'
record for hcLKht by ascending list
feet at alourmolon, France.
16. Wctlmnn'a bnlloon America started on
lta overaca flight at Atlantic City.
17. 10 balloons. rcpi-cricnthiK four nations,
atartcd from St, l.oula In the Interna
tional race for the Mention cup and
$4,7wt In prince.
The dirigible bnHtwn Clement -Bayard,
carrying 7 people, tailed from Parla to
London In 6 hours,
18. Welt man abandoned IiIb airship SflO
mllea off Hat terns after Bailing about
870 mlloai In 72 houra; fartlivnt eastern
point reached -was HO mllca northeast
Of Nantucket.
11 Palloon America 11., Post and Hawley
aeronauts, landed In the province of
Quebec, miles from Bt. Louis, win
ning the liennett cup for distance.
81 The Internationa) aviation meet open
ed at Helmont park. Now York.
ffi. Kalph Johnstone broke the American
ncniplnne record for flight by ascend
ing 7,3ii3 feet nt Helmont park, beating
J. Armstrong Drexel'a record of 7.105,
27. Ralph Johnstone ascended 9,000 feet In
an aeroplane at Belmont park. (The
world's record was tUSG.)
21 Claude tJrahamo-Whlte won the speed,
race at Helmont park; time for 62.1
miles, 61 minutes 14 seconds,
10. J. 11. Mo! sunt won the race from Bel
mont park to the statue of Liberty
and return, covering 34 miles In 34
minutes 34.S4 seeonds.
SL Ralph Johnstone ascended 9,714 feet at
Belmont park, establishing a world'
.record for altitude,
NOV KM HER,
14. Eugene B. Ely In the Curtis biplane
Hudson Fltor flew from the deck of
the United States cruiser Birmingham,
In Hampton Ruadn, to Wllloughby
, beach. 7 mllca dlatant.
17. Ralph Johnstono, the aviator, killed by
the call or ms biplane at Denver; aged
So,
21 J. Armstrong Drexel ascended 9.R97
feet In a monoplane at Philadelphia,
breaking the world's record.
DECKMRCR.
I. Lesrngneux, French aviator, soared 10,
498 feet at Putt, making a new world'
record for altitude.
Jrt, f'apt nllemw-', frpftrh army avtatar,
broaa the worlr apppd rrurl by mak
Inaon averna nf over w mil- an twur
In a Mel mil flight fioin VIiiiihim to
aJuuniit-lon.
GAMES AMD RACES J
jAWtfAtlT,
11 Fr.1 Km man won th thr euahlon
bl'lUrd championship of th world
from Alfredo 1 Oro, the Cuban chum
plon, In New York; final ;or UO lo
137.
renMUAHT.
X. & A1 W'oUaat de-
ft."rjT:s feated HuttHrig
L'--sJ i Nelson' for th
i' 4 IhthlweJght cham-
V m r''nblp at lllch-
r'- arfr V mond. Cel., In 40
. - ruunda.
r
rounds.
KAPV'H,
1. Thur Johanaen
k Swede, aet a
world' Mnral hon
reeord by running
- ...Elnei :Lf. uanl.
t In Z hour i min-
? C u,,t" r"I,d'
" a. I4- Urny "blind.
.i,?m.t . Iriab-Amerlcan
Ad WolgaaU
autolMt. broke th
world l auto rec
ord for mile by driving car over th
rwjurne In 1 33 aeconds at laytina
Beach, Flo.
Tom Hueaion won S cushion Millard lllle
from Fred Karnes at Denver.
21 Barmy Oldm-ld won th V) mile auto
event at Dnylona Beach, Fla cover
ing tho courae tn III minutes,
21 Cambridge defeated Oxford In the an
nual liciit oared rowing rat at Put
ney. Kngland.
MAT.
tl. Fltr.berbert won th Brooklyn handi
cap al liiaveaend,
JUNK,
1. limherg won the Kngllah Derhy.
K. Cornell won the vamlty eh;l.t. four
oared race and frenhman eight at
poughkeepple.
. Nuage. owned by Mm. Cheremeteff,
won the French Oiand Prix, tteatlng
W. K. Yanderbllt'a .Itelnbart by a
neck.
SO. Harvard won the vanity race over
Yale at New London.
.tri.y.
1 Jack Johnson defeated Jeffrie In 15
rounds at Iteno f.r the world litsvy
weight championship.
a cut 'ST,
IX Phlnn aet a new trotting record by go
ing a mile In 1 :irV4 ut Cleveland.
tl Harvester lowered the worWa record
for stallion by trotting a mile In 2:U3
at the Kinplre City track. Yon km.
25. William A. l-amcd, n-ittonnl lawn ten
nis champion, defended his title at
Newport, defeating Thomas C. Bundy
of California.
H. Novelty won the Futurity and t3.K0
at Saratoga, with Bashtl second.
arpTBunKR.
17. Paul Sorg broke the four-ln-hnnd rec
ord by driving a mile In 2:4u3 at White
Plain. N. Y.
21 Harvester lowered the trotting record
for stallions to t:ol nt Columbus.
OCTOUF.R.
L The Vanderbllt cup auto race for MO
waa won by Harry F. Grant; time 4
hour IS minute 5b seconds.
IS. The Army football team beat Yale,
9 to I. at West Point
21 The Philadelphia Athletics boat the
Chicago Nationals for the world's
baseball championship, 7 to 1 at Chi
cago. KOVKfttnER.
11 Harvard bent Dartmouth. 18 to 0, In a
football game at Cambridge.
Tale defeated Princeton, a to 1 at
Princeton.
Michigan and Pennsylvania played a tie
game at Franklin th-ld; scoro 00.
Minnesota defeated Wisconsin by score
of 2S to 0 at Minneaiwlla.
Cornell beat Chicago In foot tin 11 Wt Itha
ca by score of IS to 0.
It. Yale and Harvard's football match re
sulted in a no score game at New
Haven.
Michigan captured the western football
championship from Minnesota by a
score of ( to e on Ferry Held, Ann
Arbor.
26. The Navy defeated the Armv. 3 to 0,
at football on Franklin field, Philadel
phia, DSCSUBBR.
T. George Moore made a new world' rec
ord run of IS at 3 cushion carom bil
liards In New York.
10. Root and Moran. the Irish American
team, won the ft day bicycle race In
Kcw Y'ork; score 2,&4& mile 3 lap.
January.
0. 11 killed by dynamite explosion in the
Aahokan tunnel at Cold Spring, N. Y.
48 killed and 28 Injured In the wreck of
a naHnenger train on the Canadian Pa
clllo at the crossing of Spanish river,
Ontario.
H. 75 mlnera killed by explosion In the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company'a
mine at Primero, Colo.
FEBRUARY.
L Kl mlnera'kllled by an explosion In the
Browder mine near Drakesboro, Ky.
14. 12 killed and 2D Injured In a head-on
collision near Macon, Ga., on the Geor
gia Southern ami Florida railroad.
MARCH.
1 S3 miners killed by explosion In the
gold diggings on Douglas Island, Alas
ka. -SL
44 deaths In a wreck of Rock Island
railroad trains at Ureen Mountain, la,
MAT.
1. Explosion In a coal mine at Palos,
Ala., entombed ISO miners.
17. 7 boilers of the American Tin Plate
company at Canton. O.. exploded, kill
Ing SO men and injuring upward of 60.
15. Dynamite explosion In the guard bar
racks at Ptnar del lilo, Cuba, destroy
ed over 100 Uvea
JUNB,
18. 19 people killed and nearly 100 Injured
in a railway collision near Versailles,
France.
JULT.
4. Cincinnati section of the Twentieth
Century Limited wrecked In collision
at Mlddletown, O.; 28 killed and many
Injured.
SEPTEMBER.
XL Collision on the Wabash Traction line
near Kingsland, Ind., caused the death
of 46 passengers.
OCTOBER.
1 Collision of electrlo cars at Springfield,
111., caused the death of Si persons,
chiefly passengers.
8. 60 miners were trapped by an explo
sion in the Colorado Fuol and Iron
company's mine at Starkville, Colo.
NOVBUBBR.
1 Explosion In mine No, 8 of the Victor
American Fuel company, Colorado, en
tombed 49 miners.
DECEMBER.
t. Explosion In the Canada collieries
mines at Bellevue, Alberta, burled 60
miners.
19. Explosion In a power house at Grand
Central station. New York, cauaed ex
tensive damage In the vicinity and tha
loss of many lives.
'NaccdS
West is Governor.
Tupudgjr afternoon OawtlJ Went,
democrat, wu Inaugurated as
governor of the ttate of Oregon.
He i the youngegt chief executive
who hag ever held the position in
ibii state.
'resident Helling rreiidtd over
the joint teraion when the chief
jtmtice administered the oath of
ofllce to West, who thereafter de
livered hm firat mi-wage to the
leginlature.
Meteors.
There la on very Interesting- fact
connected with meteurs tbat bave
struck the earth. Uundreos of I beta
have lieca examined and found to eon
tiiln a n I mnl remains that is, the very
km out forms of life. This ludlcates
tlmt tliejr are iarts of a world tbat
Imrst Into fragments Ions, long ago.
What a thought a. world broken up
and scattered through space! Maybe
we bud another moon once, bat that
broke Into pieces and these are the
piece, aud maybe they are parts of
the plunet that ooce revolved between
Mnrs and Jupiter. Over 5U0 of the
lurger pieces of this planet bave been
discovered and catalogued. One of
these flew away Inside of Mars' orbit
Why may not many of the smaller
pieces and these solid meteors be they?
It Is probably so. Columbus Journal.
The Pictorium.
Friday and Saturday "Ken
tucky Planter," "Caoreof all the
Trouble." The Cripple."
Sunday and Monday ''Anthony
and Cleopatria," "The Martin's
Iave Home," " Every Lang a
queen."
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day "Haaty-Tempered Father,"
"W illiam Tell," "liirth of a JJig
Gun."
Powell Butte Items.
Mieg Hazel Bayne, of Powell
Butte, entertained a few of her
little friends at her home on the
afternoon of Jan. 5, in honor of
her twelfth birthday. The table
cloth, napkins, and dainty doilies
npcd for the occasion were a gift
from her sister, Miss Gladys Eatn
who is now in Portland. The
birthday cake, with its twelve
lighted candles, was a delight to
the little folks. Besides the young
hosiers, there were ( regent, Miss
Fay BusFett, Miss Ruth Foster,
Fverett Arnold, Lloyd Bussett and
Curl Marion.
THE LEADER
January Clearance Sale!
I We are offering this week numerous specials in Men's and Boy s Suits and Over
coats, Fleeced Underwear, Sweaters, Coats, winter Caps, Etc, to make room for our
stock of Spring Goods which will arrive soon. Come in and get our prices. Our
motto is a Satisfied Customer. Sole Agents for the "American Lady Corset The
The Big Snow will soon be here so be prepared by buying your Rubbers and Over
shoes at the Leader. Don't delay.
Just arrived, a new lot of Hams and Bacon.
Cigars and Tobacco, Nuts and Condies.
MRS. I. MICHEL, Prop.
Prineville, - - - Oregon
D. P.
Prineville,
Just arrived a
Factory.
Mrs. V'm. Arnold cf Powell
Butte, entertained at dinner last
Wednesday. Covers were laid for
ten. Those who , enjoyed her
hospitality were: Mrt. J. C.
Myers, Mri. Sadie Ferguson, Mrs.
Mary Brown, Mrs. Nell Bussett,
Mrs. Grace Bayn, Mrg. Ella Smith,
Mrs. Alice Bayn, Mrs. Mary Tweet,
Mrs. Arba Willcoxon.
Teachers' Examinations
Xotlee Is hereby iclven that the
county superintendent of Crook
county will bold the regular exami
nation of applicant for state and
county pHpers In I'rlnevllle, at the
courthouse, as follows:
KOR STATU PAPKKM.
Commencing Wednesday, February
8, at 9 a. in., and continuing nntll
Saturday, Kelirnnry 11, at 4 o'clock
p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
sielllng, physical geography, read
ing, pnychology.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, book
keeping, physics, civil government
Friday Physiology, geography,
composition, ulgcbra, Kngllah litera
ture, school Id w.
Hnturduy-Uotuny, plane geometry,
general history.
run rot-NTr papkr
Commencing Wednesday, Februnry
8, at 8 o'clock a. in., and continuing
until Friday, February 10, at 4
o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading, physical ge
ography.
Thursday Written arithmetic,
theory of teaching, grammar, physi
ology.
Friday Geography, school law.
civil government, "F.ngltsh literature.
.Note Teuchers holding permits
are expected to take this exami
nation. It. A. Fork,
County School Superintendent.
Lost Hotse Found.
Gray hobbled horse (not the Anne
horse weighing abont 900 pounds and
having wine-glass brand, found between
Sagebrush Hollow and High Desert.
Owner nisy have same by proving
property and paying costs.
V. V. Law-roar,
112 ' Gist, Ore.
All Work Guaranteed.
-' ' . V .' " t.BllllUCl.
If they are going to school, they are
using turir rts all loe lime. II tlie
eyes are sore, red and. painful, if they
run water, if they complain of a tired
feeling in the eyeB, or have pains over
tlie eyes, it is a sure thing that they
need attention. I tit glasses and fully
guarantee my work.
Dr. W. J. Cruris,
F.yeeight Specialist, Rooms 14 and 15,
Adamsoa blilg. OIBce hours from 2 to
5. p. m. M2
Adamson & Co.
Druggists
fresh lot of LOWNEVS CANDIES from the
Eights Grade
Examinations
The eighth grails examinations lor
Jsnuary will be held by Huperinteodent
Ford on Thursday and Friday, January
10 and 20. All who failed in one or
two studies In earlier examinations
shonld lake this examination and be
ready for the opening of high school.
These will be granted diplomas as soon
as they pass. The program and source
of questions will be as lollows:
Thursday Physiology, Writing, His
tory and Civil Government
Friday Grammar, Arithmetic, Ge
ography and Spelling.
Bonrce of Questions:
Arithmetic Practical Arithmetic
8mitn. .
Civil Government United Rtatea
Constitution.
Geography State Courts of Study;
lied way and Hinman's Natural School
Geography.
History List of topics from History
Outline in Course of Study and Current
Kvents.
Grammar Huehler'a Modern English
Grammar, no diagramming.
Physiology Graded Lessons in Physi
ology and Hygiene Krohn.
Heading The teacher will send to the
county superintendent the applicant's
c'ass standing in reading, which will be
liken by such superintendent as the
applicant's standing on the subject.
Spelling Reed's Word Lessons.
Writing Specimens of penmanship
as indicated in copied matter and man
uscript in Lengnage.
Hay For Sale.
90 tons baled and 40 tons loose hay.
J. K. Anaxsox, Prineville, Oregon.
1-5-mp. ,
House to Rent
Mr. Wllklns' house, back of the
skating rink. Inquire at Price Bros.
Needlework.
H. Fox Is willing to undertake to
make children' clothe. H. Fox,
City. 12 29-4t.
Wanted.
Men to cut wood, 12.00 and $2.50 per
cord. See Wilson A Liddell, at Wilson
Itanck, Powell Bnttes. 12-2:2 4t
Social Dance!!
Friday, January 20.
Commercial Gub Hull
Music by Luckey's Orchestra.
Oregon
$1.50 Per Year.
75 Cents for 6 Months