MCiPilOCITY BILL IS
' PASSEDBY SENATE
I'casire Goes Thrcugh Without
Amendment by Majority
of 23.
't:;M: ,ir'.rn'!;-i nt btu"-n the I'D ted
;:!. tm' (Vtiij emivt:t-d !n t!
ii. "ti:;y hi), lt":it proved a storm
r.tir m two -fions of Consro.
1 . t:'? ? n.iic without nim'mlmrnt
a v. to o: $s to IT. A tr.ajor.tjr ot
i:. - .his voted agsins' t. Of 53
r.'tri tor it. ?2 were lYnvvrats ant
r: K -tviW.-as. Of tin- 27 agnirtst. II
v. i- Ke;i,:! '.v:n a:u! throe I. mo
!!.t:rn?, B -rah sv.i Hev'.mrn vote:!
jv-;ii-t m;;: ooity, wY!e Oh;iuibo
1.; n. Join s P.vr.doxtor favored it.
Tfci; tr- Northwest broke even.
The Oiir.adisn Parliament has not
yot acted on t!;e agreement and with
vne exception the provis ons of the
till ns passed by Congress will not
become e.Teot ve until the president
issues a proclamation that Canada lias
rat fled the pact. The except'en to
this procedure Is in the paper and
pulp section of the bill, which will
become immediately effective when
the president s'gns the law.
Insurgents' Efforts Fail.
In the events that led up to the
final passage of the reciprocity meas
ure, when amendment after amend
ment was overwhelmingly defeated,
party lines were rigorously drawn
V ith one cr two exceptions, only the
Bepublican insurgents voted for the
amendments with reinforcement from
Senators Bailey of Texas, Clark of
Arkansas, and Simmons of North
Carolina.
Every threatened change in the bill
vs defeated by the consistent union
of Pemocratic and "regular" Republi
can forces. Senators Poindexter of
AVar-ington and Works of California.
Teeojmized as Insurgents, voted
against nearly all amendments.
Struggle Expected Over Wool.
A bitter struggle Is expected in the
Senate this week over the wool tariff.
A full revision bill already has passed
the Democratic House. Several sub
stitutes have been offered In the Sen
ate. No sooner had the reciprocity bill
passed than senators began to pre
pare for the attack on the tariff. The
wool bill was made the unfinished
Justness and was taken up Monday
morning.
The Indications are that the substi
tute will be voted down without ef
fort to amend It, and that -subsequently
the La Follette wool bill al
ready Introduced in the Senate may
be adopted as an amendment to the
House free list bill, to be finally
dealt with before the free list vote is
taken August 1.
May Adjourn After Important Ballots.
While there Is going to be a great
deal of talk during the next few
weeks about the extens on of the ses
sion far beyond the date when a vote
is to be taken on the several matters
upon which an agreement - wan
reached, it is safe to say that as
soon as these matters are out of the
way Congress will adjourn. It will
he impossible to keep a quorum here.
Already many senators have left
Washington, and others are preparing
to get away as soon as a vote Is
taken on several questions which they
-regard as Important.
May Remain In Conference.
It is quite certain that a number of
Important measures will remain In
conference. The resolut'on for the
election of senators by direct vote
seems to be one of the measures that
cannot be agreed upon at this sesa'on.
If the campa'gn publicity bill passes
it will be amended to cover primaries,
and it, too, will remain in conference
The same fate may await the New
"Mex'co and Arizona bill. The reap
portionment bill, wh'eh Increases the
number cf representatives to 4"3,
seems to be sure to pass.
Taft's Attitude Told by Aldrieh.
Kx-Senator Aidr'ch of Rhode Island
appeared before the Lorinier investi
gation committee and told the story
of the -administration's attitude to
ward the elect'on of Senator LorirnT
Instead of send'ng Edward Hine?, the
Chicago lumberman, to Springfield
with word from Washington that I.or
Imer should be elected, Mr. Aldrieh
testified that he told Hines that Pres
ident Taft was not supporting the can
didacy of anyone, but that Lorlmer
was not objectionable to him.
Panama Mail Lines Fixed.
Postmaster-General Hitchcock has
ordered the establishment of a fast
scan mail service between the prin
cipal ports on the Ahretie end Pa
cific oceans and Tanama and Colon.
The order calls for a rerv'-e wMcn
hall begin in the autumn of 1014, sr
s to be In operat'cn when the car.?.!
Is opened. The contract -n'ls for 1(1
knot steamers to fum'.-h a wc!t'y
service between Nrw York, N w Or
leans and Co'on nnd bet ween S.r.tVr.
.and Saa Francisco and -"::n.
; GOV. HOKE SMITH !
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Governor Hok Smith of Coorgia,
former secretary of th interior under
Cleveland, who was recently elected i
United Ststea Senator.
BURNS DENIES. KIDNAPPING
Bonds cf $10,000 Given by Detective
in Dynamiting Cases.
Indianapolis. Ind. V. J. Ilums re
turned here from Kurope and ap
peared iu Judge Markey's branch ot
the crlmiual court to answer to four
grand jury Indictments on charges ot
kidnaping John J. McNamara, the
labor leader, and taking htm to I.os
Angeles, w here he is held on charges
of being Implicated in several dyna
miting outrages.
Burns waived arra'gnment on a plea
of not guilty, and gave bond by a
surety company of J2500 on each in
dictment. Asiatic Cholera In Boston.
Boston. Asiatic cholera has reach
ed Boston and caused one death, ac
cording to a statement given out by
Chairman Purgtn, of the Boston
Board of Health. The cholera v.c
tim was Mrs. Tamassino Mastrode
nico, who died at the detention hos
pital on Gallups Island.
House of Commons Will Control.
London. The constitutional revolu
tion appears to be an accomplished
fact. Great Britain in the future will
be governed practically by the House
of Commons, with the hereditary
upper house possessing only veto
with a time limit of two years.
ISSUE NOW ON IN CANADA
Prorogation of Parliament and Gen
eral Election Is Likely.
Ottawa, Ont. The favorable action
by the United States Senate on the
reciprocity agreement puts the gov
ernment In a somewhat stronger po
sition, but It Is conceded it Will not
prove a factor in breaking the pres
ent deadlock on the question of the
Canadian Commons. The leaders of
the opposition profess to see no
change in the situation and assert
they will continue to filibuster against
a measure which, they assert, is the
entering wedge looking to dissolution
of Canada's ties -with the mother
country.
A dissolution of Parliament and an
appeal to the country in a general
election with reciprocity as the Is
sue is likely to follow prolonged op
position to the treaty.
Carroll Methodist Secretary. '
Toronto, Ont. Dr. Henry L. Car
roll, of New York City, prominent in
United States census and Methodist
missionary work, has been selected
for the secretaryship of the Meth
odist Ecumenical Conference, which
will represent 15,000,000 Methodist
members and adherents of the whole
world and will meet in Toronto In
October.
THE MARKETS.
Portland.
Wheat Track prices: Club, 81c;
bluestem, 93c; red Russian, 80c.
Barley Feed, 826 per ton.
Oats No. 1 White, 27 per ton.
Hay Timothy, new, 819; alfalfa,
111.
Butter Creamery, 26c.
Eggs Ranch, 27c.
Hops 1910 crop, 27c; 1909, 20c;
contracts, 25c.
Wool Eastern Oregon, 916c;
Willamette Valley, l17c
Mohair Choice, 3"Hc.
Seattle.
Wheat Bluestem, 92c; Club, 83c;
red Russian, 82c.
Barley J25 per ton.
Oats $27 per ton.
Eggs 30c.
Hay Timothy, 1( per ton; alfalfa,
$16 per ton.
ifofessic,.al Cards,
T. I-. J. DUFFY
A t tor ney'. t - La w
(wir to w, A. Belli
Phinkvii ls ... Cumin
Crock County jflstrati C.
Armu t ittl ui all laud and
town lu ttt CrHk nmnljr.
8. F. Wyld, Scttary, Friaoilk, OnM
(County t'tiyH'iitn.)
.'rfmt
X. W. Sanborn
Attorury-at-Itw
Adiitnsoti bliK'k
l'ritiovllle
Qt C. S3ri
Org
iW. P. MYF.US
O. C. YOUNG
' jCavytrt
' Prarilre n all court. Hiatal attention In
wau-r rttthu, liusallou ana criminal Ut'lru..
J Cuiiror Jumeh'tm, Orgm
Dr. John Iluback,
Ijiip Veterinary Sitrironn t'. 9. Army,
lv.-1-artiurnl ol llu- l'lilhplnea.
Alt tinrg-ual Vurk at Kvaonat:
l'rlv-a.
Hamilton Stables.
Prinevilla, Or.
W. A. 1JLLL
FUAXK MFXLFFli
Lawyer
The Dallea
Oregon
Chm. S. Clrna JIT. 3. 33knap
tX'CUUHTti
33 el knap ' cf Cdwards
ffrjnmiit Orfn
X. Ciiott,
Fred A. Hire, l K. 1. II. Neville. Jr., E. M
1 Couuiy Surveyor. Deputy I'o. Surveyor.
I Iiicc & Neville
j Civil Engineers.
(eneral Engineering Pbinevillk, (mEro!t.
. ftrink
jCawyr
Ortftm.
Cam AtnwiaiD Pbovftlv Dir oa NieBT
Orrici Okb Dooa Hoitth or ADAIMOX'I
Kara UToal. Both affil e an lea).
deDce telephones,
tPrintwill: - - Ortfm
Dr. J. Tregelles Fox
M. II. C. R. Eng; and I.. 8. A. London;
; Licencee Oregon Mate Medical iloant.
! Specialist in Surgery; Hygiene; All
i nieniary Canal; wonitn and children's
; disease.
Attenlaiiee at office, Main 8t., Prine
j vl ie, daily U to 3. Tel. Piuiieer 1.".7.
Huntington & Wilson
Attorneys
Of The Dallea, lhave opened offices In
Portland, Oregon, Rooms 805-807
Lewis Building.
Bulne nent to them from Crook County
throuKh Ihelrofflce In The Dallea or direct
lo their Portland aldrpa will receive prompt
attention. Portland Phone, Main 7j86.
G. A. McFARLANE
Lawyer
Practice in all courts and U. S. Land
Office.
Redmond, Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Attortiey-nt-Law.
Office In M. II. Biggs' ofllce.
rwNKVIU.K, OltKOON
Dr. J. W. Curtis
Eyeaight Specialist
Adarason Building Office Hours 2 to 5
For Sal -Cheap
1 tloaen tliorouKlilinil Itluxle le
Innil Ittsln, ulieyi'iir-olil hen it ml
rmwtor. Frvtl A. Kiev, I'rluevllle, Or.
Personal Health and Purity.
I'p-to-datn American l.lleraturti.
adapted for all sorts and eniiditioiia ot
people, may lie xi,n ur bad at I'r. Kox'a
otllce, Main street. 1'riurville, Or. U S it
Id g 1,1 I.OIKII ml rvvrv
r, r. I1 Ka I u r t ay ins h t.
Mtinntvr wiue,im H. V. i'oit.tail, N.
W 1,1,1 Hxrnea. V. .: II. U Hiilla, Htv.; and
I'. II. IUu iddln.TiT...
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer.
Irrigation, Subdivision, Latul
Surveying, Mapping,
Estimating.
Office next dotir to Lyric Therter
li. II. liii'Wit.r, C. K. It. I.. Hn-w.ier
City Knuiiicr
I'liueville, tr.
Brewster Engineering Co.,
PrinavilU, Oregon.
Surveying, Maping, Estimates.
IMione, I'itinper Stl.
I HARNESS and
I SADDLERY I
I SHOP
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is H.D. STILL
Prineville, Oregon
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f. iwVs,st -SN tX ty s
CR. Henry
Resident Locator of
HOMESTEADS
In Southern Crook Co.
Address : : Paulina, Oregon
The Oregon Bar
At the Old Stand
C W. Wiley & Co., Prp.
All kinds of Choice Liquors
Wines and Cigars.
Famous Ranier Beer in
Bottles and on Draft.
Stewart's Hall
Cor. 2nd and C Sts.
Now Ready for Occupancy
by the different lodges.
Give us your order for
CORDWOOD
Juniper or Pine, large or
small quantities.
DILLON'S YARD
Opposite Post Office.
I
Plymouth
sayhs Tim: ANI latAIN
Twine ii a small item, hut pooii twin saves s lot
of expend in li.irvcst time, l.vcty time your nut tune is
(1) L ' Iwrvcst Stfaitm is always valiuble, anJ sumo. U
II times cxtivnifly ptivuiui un atcoiint t( (he
-A.V ituulilion nf weather or train. IW sine you fji
i. II VJ 111" ihlt hpt lU'lltrf - I I . Y MOUTH I
TWINE,
t f it
any
New and
Second Hand
iK VvQ. .vvN- ,v'J 'f it is mailt) ami tiscil evury year llun 'H
II SA vi ' ,wiii any tulur kinJ, lciau.Mj it is known tu
'v "im' '"" flieavt'S with !eS ex
A "S H'tisf, no knots, lu bleaks anj i
II
For Sale by '
liJ'S J E. Stewart & Co. J
New bedding and new Furniture from Portland
this week, to which the public is invited to
inspect both as to the price and to the quality.
My policy is large sales and small profits.
W. S. COOKE
Masonic Building, Third and B Streets.
Prineville, - Oregon
Warren & Woodward
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Irrigation, Subdivision, Land Surveys. Estimates Furnished
on Power Plants.
MAPS
We have had 10 years experience, embracing all branches
of Cvil Engineering.
Box 187 ' Redmond, Oregon.
NO
Freight Troubles
The Oregon Trunk Railway in otn fur lniHiinas to Opul City, Jimt north
ol Crooked Itivttr.
The Jones Warehouse Company
GEORGE A. JONES, Manager
will handle sll freight st Opal City lor the railroad. The old Shanlko
Moody Warehouse syiitem will lie employed. Merchants will net their
goods promptly and without inconvenience, OP A I, CITY will be the
freight terminus (or IK) days more. Have your freight consigned in rarool
JONES
Address communications to 1IKND,
s Tl K
m m ia iw
vuy meat marKet
Horigan & Reinke, Props
j- r
t Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and
i Rat-oil
i All Kinds of Sausage Nice and Fresh
I
Home Cured Bacon and
Lard. Fish and Poultry
in Season.
Butter and Eggs.
Finest Made, 5 lb.
Binder Twine
loipel tho delay ctuti you money. 1 ime in
harvest season is always valiuMo, anJ i.ntie-
tiiiicn cMiemcly ptivious un account tf (lis
voiulilion vl weather or train. I to (me you
hw tho best iwmt-. 1'I.Y MOUTH
i llicit you will I i.ife ftom
Iho annoyam-rs, delays, expeturt, wluth
ortlinary twin rausoi. I'lymouth Twine
woiks potfcitly in every niai'liiiie. Mow
is made an. I tiiul vvury year than
other knul, lct'au.-.u it is known tu
ho tho host mul lui iK'cn for ycais.
. ltiiuls moio fheavt's with ! rx-
petue, no knots, no ImcjW, uiul is
t;iiat.iuifcd full letinllt anil exit
attcniith. (Jet riymouth I wins
(loin the local dealer. Luuk lur
tho wheat-sheaf ta.
Furniture
MORE
OKI'XiOX.
- n m 1$
ia . a
Retail
Home Cured Lard
90c; 10 lb. $1.75. I
1
1 p. in.