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WESTERN
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OREGON CITY, OREGON
Some of Their Opinions Parti Referring to
Nicaragua Canal and Chinese Exclusion
Are Especially Approved Forestry and
Irrigation Clauses Meet With a Hearty
Approval.
Washington. Dec. 5. Not In some
time has a message to congress been
received with more appreciation by
Western men than that sent in bv
President Roosevelt.
Senator Mitchell approves the mes
sage, especially that portion of. it
which favors the Nicaragua canal,
Chinese exclusion
an1 TinA a tit 1
uouca, 01 wasnington. were n-
icvacu uy lrie speaker to represent
thir respctive stats on the committee
their resDenrivo ntorno . :i
tee to designate by what token of re
spect it may be proper for congress
to express sympathy of "the nation at
the death of President McKinley "
Senator Simon will offer an amend
ment to the sundry civil law of the
last session, which provides that it
shall be unlawful for any person here
after to construct any pound net, weir
01 stationary fish trap within the I
warpra nf ni l
m0 uiuiuuia river or out
of its tributaries. ,
Representative Moody today intro
duced the double minimum land bill
uuu tt um ior tne construction of an
assay office at Baker City.
Representative Jones today offered
a. joint resolution directing the secre
tary of war to make a survey and es
timate Of tho post r,t -
Bhin 1:: r "tuuuis
o 7 r r 7 u""et;"ng Jfuget sound
aiid Grays harbor, via the Chehalis
vr. j 11. Fenton, of Portland, just
.vuu uuui Europe, where he has
and t.ho snnnrps
sion of anarchy. He savs it l ,7ii Jr aup? wnere he has
nr.flit.1,1,. 1 """""S nospitals, called on the
d tion l wu- on senators today. He was later
presented to the President by Sena
STOLE A HUNDRED THOUSAND
dition.
Senator Simon said: "I regard the
whole message as a masterful effort
on the part of the President. It is
forcible and to the point. The treat
ment of forestry and irrigation ques
tions shows the President to be es
sentially a Western man."
Representative TQngue did not hear
the message read, so withholds his
opinion.
Mr. Moody said: "It is an able and
uuuicuv. x am tjayeuiauy i . .
pleased with the importance he gives i Na"onal bank examiner.
to topics of vital Interest to the Pa
cific coast. SUCh as thn Nioflrna-na
CITY MARKET fS.
Opposite Huntley's
Firat-eiass Meats of 11 IiQds
, batisiaction Guaranteed
(3ivc yirg a gall arjd be Treated ?it
We carry the largest stock of Caskets,
Coffins, Robes and Lining in Clackamas
county
We are the only undertakers in the
county owning a hearse, which wh fur-
IliHll fur Iahm r.hu.n nan ha hail alaaaKura
vVe are under small expanse and do
not, aeK iart;e pronts.
Oills prvnnly utten la 1 night or day
R. L. HOLMAN, Undertaker
Phones 476 and 305. Two Doors South of Court House.
THE
X Klllf flnlaVloH lrtttr.n all nnln.. Q in. V
'. . -.v. w.i,"U, nil buiui u 1UI JUL'
Side cnmM. 2 pair for ' So
Cfllnloid ireb oombs 7o
Aluminum hair pine, per doz ...... 80
Tooth brushes go
Ulacktllk Chantilla lace, per yard 5c
Cream color silk lace, 8 iuchci wide, per yard. 23c
Torchon lane, halt eont per yard and upward
Remnants of KmbroMerlen at remnant prices.
Black lisle elastic, per VHrd 25c
Black Ac'lor'd mecerlzed wl-t,latest make $1.60
Genuine Boys' and Girls' heavy ribbed bicy
cle hose, only J8o
Halt-wool ladies' ribbed noushriukable vests
and pants ... 6s0
Cotton ladies' ribbed vesta " 20o
Children's ribbed underwear, sizes 16 to 18 15c
" , " " sizes 20 to 34 .. 230
Ladles' fine hemstitched handkerchiefs, f,ood
value, 6 for 250
Men's cotton underwear 24o and up
it's mtine and black dnok orershlrts. . 40o
T , B sjerny, heavy weight overehirts, all
w cuiura 400 i
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These are a few of our
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canal, Chinese exclusion and arid land
reclamation. I also admire his fear
less and fair discussion of the trust
question and the strong position taken
on anarchy and immigration legislation."
Senator Foster said: "It is a vig
orous message strong, but not too
strong, on anarchy. The Pacific coast
will welcome the President's Chinese
exclusion views and the many valua
ble and important suggestions in be
half of our commerce and our army
and naral defenses."
Representative Jones said: "The
message is excellent in every partic
ular. Its treatment of the various
subjects is comprehensive and along
broad, liberal lines."
Representative Cushman also ex
pressed his admiration for the
strength and force of the message,
eSDeciallv its trenrmpnr nf
the Nicaragua canal and Chinese ex
clusion.
Senator Simon called nn Prpftirlpnt
Roosevelt this mornine- and .had a
brief talk on general topics. The dis
tribution of patronage in-Oregon was
brought UD. the Presid
his assurance of last fall, saying: "I
am going to be fair with your Oregon
senators in all your appointments."
nepresentatives Moody, of Oregon,
ueraications of the Teller of a New York
Bank Discovered.
Ballston, N. Y., Dec. 5.-The First
iwionai Hank of this place was closed
today pending an investteatinn f 0
al bank examiner, if la ototp
w uUl.sU
mat tne closing of the bank's doors
followed the discovery of irregulari
ties in the accounts of the teller,
itaries n. ntcham.
The bank began business in 1865.
Judge J, S. Lamoreaux succeeded the
late George West as president early
in October of this year and H. J.
Donaldson succeeded to the vice
presidency. The new executive of
ficers began at once a thorough inves-
: uKauon or the bank's affairs and dis
covered indications of defalcations on
the part of the teller, Fitcham, begun
Tinnnoo3 aL and reachI"S a total
of $100,000. The directors then de
cided to close the bank pending an
investigation, and a warrant for
itchams arrest was issuued. Fitch
$m)00Wa'3 bonded to the amount of
Examiner E. J. Graham has been
appointed by the. controller of the cur
rency temporary receiver, pending a
further investigation.. Fitcham is ill
at his residence, where he is under
arrest and guarded by two officers.
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HEADACHE
At all tVusj starts.
24 Dosa 25.
Warfare Between Two Schools,
Cleveland, Dec. 6.-Two hundred
Jt. V J fee university students
started out tonight to get revenge on
Case School men tor an attack on
Western Rpservo hnv. iu j... .
A college boarding-house was Invaded
i-sftZBerv men- and in an attic
behind rjtewfij! doors were found sev
eral Case School students. Pails of
,cu a wnue paint were carried and
the unlprtunuate Case men were
,w,lu wext the Case men
-ic.c unvra into a cellar of the dor
ninory ana severely pounded with
If u iVr 11 D3, Professor Thwlng,
i Western Reserve University
Pleaded with the youths to desist, and
umuueu tne tnrong to disperse
Winner at Stock Show.
onK:aBo, uec. 5. A Hereford is
the grand chamnlnn nf oil i
the fat cattle division of the Interna
tional livestock Exhibition this year
The chief interest of the breeders cen
tered today in the winner of the grand
championship for steer or spayed heif
ers of the show. There were three
wmpeting breeds, Hereford, Short
horn and Angus, but in the final Judg
ing the Shorthorns were eliminated.
The winning animal is Woods Princi
pal, a pure-bred yearling, shown by
George P. Henry, of Goodenow, 111.
A Kansas Man's Long Sleep.
Hiawatha, Kan., Dec. 5. J S Ly
tle, a Kansas pioneer, died here' this
morning His sickness lasted three
years and was particularly noticeable
wh i . e8.lept, mo8t of the time.
While in California he slept from May
o to August 20. He was brought
home early in September, and has
been sleeping continuously since that
month. Ho died cm
- i i . " aiter
awakening from his last sleep. Dur-
"6 ma iung sieep ne was fed by
...Co...d W1 a, niDDer tube, which had
been inserted by the doctors.
Ex-Oovernor of Jamaica Dead.
London. Dec. 4.-Edward John
Eyre, who was governor of Jamaica
and its dependencies, 1862-66, and
who put down the mutiny of the
negroes mere, is dead. He was born
in 1815.
Report of Assistant Postmaster General on
the Subject
Washington, Nov. 29. First Assist
ant Postmaster General Johnson, in
his annual report, says the, yearly in
crease in the postal revenues has re
sulted in the free delivery service be
coming self sustaining. Of the gross
postal revenues of the United States
for the past fiscal vear. $74 2!)S 2U
came from 866 free delivery cities.
The remaining 3,600 presidential
offices yielded $16,063,252. whilo th
tin Ane r .1 . ' ' v
iourtt) class postoffices pro
duced 18,913,519. Mr. Johnson says
urni me met mat the postal service
in the largest cities is practically per
tect is the explanation of why the
annual per centage of increases in the
revenue of the free H(livnrv nnotnfflA
should be three times as large as that
ui iiio iourin class otlices. As rural
iree delivery reaches nut. int. tv.
country, giving equal facilities with-
uu iegaru to locality, lie says, it in
creases the revenues at a rr, at. leaf.
equal to that maintained in the free
aeiivery cities, where, during the past
five years, it has averaged 8 nnr nont
At the end of the present fiscal year
O CAn i . . . . .
o,uw rural routes will he in snonouoFn
operation, 6,000 being in effect by
December 2. The latter figure repre
esnts just 50 per cent of the applica
tions for such service filpd sinno Ite
inauguration five years ago. The in
flexible policy is announced of here
after avoiding the maintenance of un
necessary postoflices and superfluous
star routes contemporaneously with
rural free delivery rnut.ps On Jul i
last the force of 4,301 rural carriers
was serving- 2.840644 nonnk t
, CI , fuujriv nV a
fraction of over 75
and on December 2 next 4,000,000 of
me rural population will be enjoying
free delivery. ' Everv fHr.ahiioV,Tv.nt
of a route, the report says, is followed
promptly Dy a steady increase in the
volume of mail both Hn'i vprdl an A
collected.
The city free delivery sprvinn n
embraces 866 cities and towns in.
eluding four in the new insular' pos
sessions, all these employing an
army of 16,389 uniformed carriers,
who collect and carrv the mails two
or more times each working day to
32,000.000 natrons. Tim total or.at. tn
the department per annum for this
service is 50 cents per capita.
PRO-BULLER, PRO-BOER.
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life
An Alliance Between the TufA Flomnat la
Feared In England.
London, Dec. 2. The correspond
ent of the Times in Pretoria, whrro
recent dispatches giving the number
of Boer commandoes are supposed to
nave been allowed to pass through
the censorship as a warning that
more troops are needed in South
Africa, today sends a sketch of the
position of the ilritish columns and
states explicitly that-men are needed
to expedite the attrition of the Boers
and that furher partitioning of the
coun ry by lines of blockhouses is
necessary to enable the British col
umns to achieve greater results.
Seem ngly fearing that an alliance
between the nro-Bullerites and thn
pro-Boers, during the demonstration
to be hold tomorrow in Hydejpark in
sympathy with General Buller, may
be the beginning of a serious anti.
government agitation, the Standard
this morning semi-ollicially warns
General Buller that unless he checks
the extravagance of his partisans, the
government may be compelled to
make further disclosures which will
cause a revulsion of feeling against
the eeneral. The Stn
that Geeral White at first refused to
regard General Buller's holioeram an
authentic, and when it. was HaHW.
ately repeated General White decided
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Life becomes a round of
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fails to refresh and of
resting that never rests.
That's the beginning of
nervous prostration.
"I never had anything do me so much
good as Dr. Miles' Nervine. I was
tired, nervous, sleepless and worn-out
and Nervine cured me. I know of
nothing so pood for indigestion and
general building up of the system."
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Fairburn, Ga.
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Snow Storm in Kansas.
Hutchinson, Kan., Dec. 6. A drlv
ne snow storm began here this morn
ing, bringing moiBture that Is needed
by the wheat fields. The storm Is gen
eral from here west to the mountains
and extends south to the Indian Territory.
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The Unemployed In Germany.
Berlin, Dec. 5. Official InveHtlea.
tions made by the American consul na
to the number of unemployed in the
various industries of Germany reveal
a rather worse condition of affairs
than has already been intimated hv
the German press. The workine
hours have been reduced In half nf
the factories, unemployed in the larg
er towns amount to from 7 to 10 per
cent of their Domilatlnnn ni ih. .
gregate of unemployed in Germanv
reaches 500.000 men nr a ner
me numDer or artisans In the country.
Reducing Guard at McKlnley'i Tomb.
Washington.JDec. 3. The detach
ment of troops assigned to the duty
of guarding the vault containing the
remains of the late President McKin
ley in the West Lawn cemetery, Can
ton, 0., has been reduced to five non
commissioned officers and 40 privates,
under command of Lieutenant Wil
liam Ash bridge, Thirteenth infantry.
The remainder of the guard has been
sent to the post at Fort Wayno, Mich.
Storm in the East.
New York, Dec. 6. A' drop of 10 de
grees in temperature early this even
ing turned the downpour of rain that
had fallen all day into a driving sleet
that quickly coated the pavements of
uns cny wan ice. Ttien snow began
to fall and made the slippery con
ditions worse than ever, and New
Yorkers had their first experience of
winter's discomforts. All the surface
and elevated cars were lmneded. and
some stopped altogether. At. mid.
night the snow was half an Inch deep
Transport Kilpatrlck at Manila.
Washington, Dec. 4. The adjutant
general has received a ttiWram from
General Chaffee, savinir that the
transport Kiipatrick arrived at Ma
nila today.
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