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The fires have raged ten days and
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SALEM , Ore.— C. N. McArthur,
speaker o f the House Of. Representa­
tives and secretary to the Governor,
Is In Salt Lake City, where he will
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held August 18, at the suggestion of
Governor Hay o f Washington. .
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BRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK
B EV E R LY,
Mass.— President
T a ft
baa decided to accept the Invitation to
address the national league of repub­
lican clubs at Carnegie hall. New
York, on September 30.
There is likelihood tnat this w ill be
the president’s one speech of the cam­
paign, and, as he w ill be surrounded
by a political atmosphere, It is prob­
able that politics will enter largely
Into what he has to say. The speech
may prove to be the keynote of the
campaign, for Mr. Taft w ill give a
resume o f what the republican party
has accomplished since his adminis­
tration began and what It hopes to ac­
complish.
Ths striking cloakmakers In New
York City number more than 80,000
Bien and women, according to a brief
submitted to the aupreme court by
their employers, who seek to have the
union restrained by a permanent in­
junction on the ground that the work­
ers are maintaining an Illegal combi­
nation In striking against the open
shop.
A phase of Asiatic immigration that
i t beginning to attract attention la the
Increasing number of Japanese wom­
en that the transpacific liners are
bringing to San Francisco. Many of
these women are of the coolie class.
Following the announcement that
20,000 Filipinos were to be imported
to the Hawaiian islands as sugar plan­
tation laborers, the organization of
anti-oriental labor leagues has begun
at Honolulu.
FARMERS OUST MIDDLEMEN
Fleld-t»-Con«umer Idea Is Growing In
Indiana. -
IN D IAN APO LIS, Ind.— W ithin the
next 30 days the moat comprehensive
efforts that have ever been made to
organise Indiana farmers Into devoted
self Interest will be Inaugurated and
paid organisers will be at work in all
parts of the state. ........
Steps have already been taken to
raise a fund for the disposal o f mil­
lions of dollars’ worth of grain from
a central depot In this city and ele­
vators and other buildings are to be
erected from which agents o f the
farmers are to sell their products di­
rect to shippers and consumers. The
plan 1« much ths same as that adopt­
ed by the brewers In Kentucky and
other states, and farmers Interested
In it believe. K will be quite as suc­
cessful.
BELGIUM WORLD’S FAIR
DESTROYED BY FIRE
- BRUSSELS.— One of the costliest
conflagrations in European history
wiped out the Belgian Exposition
Sunday night, entailing an enormous
loss, estimated at a late hour at flOO,-
000.000. So far as known only two
persons are dead and two score in­
jured.
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The W hite City of the world’s fa*r,
as the Belgians have called their
1910 exposition, early In the evening
was a mass of flames, and now is
smouldering ruins. A spark falling
into inflammable material In the tele­
graph building, burst Into flames, and,
driven by a high wind, swept rapid­
ly In all directions.
Bands o f thieves engaged In pillage
and a soldier was stabbed while at­
tempting to arreet three men whom
he found rifling a Jewelry exhibit.
The aggregate loss will be enor­
mous.
The diamond exhibitors are
heavy losers.
Exposition International.
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W A S H IN G T O N — A t
the
coming
fall elections more states will elect
governors than ever before In the his­
tory o f the Union. For the first time
Oregon ie to Join the list of common­
wealths electing their executives In
November.
A total o f thirty-six governors are
to be elected this fall. Thirty-two win
be voted for at the general elections
In November.
Three statee— Ver­
mont, Maine and Arkansas— will vote
for governor next month, and Oeorgla
w ill elect Its executive In October.
The world's largest masonry span
la nearing completion as part of a
bridge in New Zealand. It la 320 feet
long by 20 wide, and 147 feet high.
The official call has been issued for
ths firth annual session of the Dry
Perming Congress, to meet October S
to C, at Spokane. Wash.
The exposition was universal and
International, and opened In April of
thla year, to continue six montha
Prominent on the programs were
special exhibitions of various kinds,
special agricultural and horticultural
shows, congresses, conferences and
artistic and sportive feats.
Special
games and competitions also received
attention.
The exposition covered an area of
about 200 acres, a large number of
which was reserved for foreign sec­
tions.
Beside the buildings, areas,
fences, lriosks and various other
things, ths grounds contained railroad
terminals, connecting with the Bel­
gian State Railway.
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS
President Samuel Oompers has an­
nounced that the next annual conven­
tion of the American Federation of
Labor would open in SL Louis, Mo.,
on Monday, November 14.
Colonel Roosevelt completed the
conservation and political speeches
he is to make In the West, particular­
ly before the national conservation
congress In St. Paul on September i.
Mrs. Margaret Emerson -McKlm
was granted a decree of absolute di­
vorce from her husband. Dr. S. H.
McKlm, o f New York, at Reno, Ne­
vada, after she took the stand and
told o f alleged cruelty on the part of
her husband.
;
James J. Jeffries, former champion
prizefighter of the world, has gone
Into the laundry business. Not that
he Is advertising, but 150,000 of the
money he received for the Reno fight
he loaned to a Los Angeles laundry
company and took a mortgage on the
concern for the amount.
The oldest member o f the United
States senate in point of years Is Sen­
ator Cullom of Illinois, who w ill be 81
years old next November.
General B. J. VUJoen, who com­
manded one of the main divisions of
the Boers in the w.fur with Great Bri­
tain, and who la now a rancher In thè
Mestila valley o f southern New Mex­
ico, has been offered the post of as­
sistant minister of native offloes In
the South African protectorate.
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The first class British armored
cruiser Duke o f Edinburg, with 760
officers and men on board went ashore
in a dense fog striking on the rocks
at St. Catherine, Isle of W ig h t
From July 31 until August i , 20,668
esses
o f cholera
were
reported
throughout Russia, with 8679 deaths.
One-third o f the city of Tokio Is
flooded from constant rains. It is es­
timated that 2,000,000 persons in the
surrounding
country are
without
shelter or food and are starving. Con­
ditions In ths capital are worse than
during any great flood o f recent times
In Japan.
Sweeping down out o f the sky with
a sharp hiss, a small meteorite crash­
ed against a blind cm the honse o f Al­
fred H. Rickards In Montrose, Mass,,
and set the house on fire.
Charged with having conspired to
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connection with the alleged organisa­
tion o f a cotton pool, in New York,
indictments were returned in the fed­
eral court against James A. Patten,
the "cotton king," and a number o f
prominent brokers.
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the hot weather.
Just a hint of what you can hear:
3784
Every Lillie Movement
Lucjr M»r»h end H a iry Macdonough
31789 Gem* from the
M. P. E L LIO T T
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A vtiit Hete ««ill
CRIMES AND MISHAPS
Warrant Out fo r Detective Bums.
BAN FRANCISCO^— Another echo
of the famous Psrrin-Bsason-Snsll liti­
Oillett Favors Session.
gation reached the federal courts
TH E M ARKETS.
SACRAMENTO. Cal.— Governor Oil­
when a complaint waa filed charging
lett le seriously considering the propo­
Portland.
W illiam J. Burns, the graft prosecu­
sition o f calling a special meeting of
Wheat— Track prices: Club, Sic; tion sleuth, with subordination o f per-
W e deal m O ld and Y o u n g F a . D ry
the California Legislature at once in bluestem, 96; red Russian, 86c.
Jury.
S U W o o d aad
order to present to the people at the
Barlsy— Feed and brewing, |24.
The complaint Is based upon th e re­
fall election a proposition for a |5,-
Oats— No. 1 White, |SS per ton.
cent Indictment o f Charles P. Snell by
000,000 bond issue for the Pan&ma-
Hay— Timothy, Willamette Valley, the federal grand Jury for perjury.
Paclflc Exposition at Sen Francisco 118019 per ton;
Eastern Oregon,
It Is charged against Burns that he
fat getliog four heel w member we «rill
in 1815, and to allow San Francisco to 120022; alfalfa, |13®14.
induced and persuaded Snell so to tes­
bare a car oi O lym p ic C o a l be»e about
amend her charter so as to Increase
Butter— Extra, 38c;
fancy, 83c; tify falsely.
September lit
O lym p ic C o a l makes
ths amendment of bonded Indebted­ ranch, 23c.
No Soot, No Cllnkoro and
ness in order to vote 16,000,000 in ad
Eggs— Ranch, candied, 28c.
Cannon Net Dropped.
1« F p o o From Dost ■ »htmfag.
dlUon to all standing issues.
Hops— 1909 crop, 10O13c; olds,
CHICAGO.— Joseph G. Cannon, the
' nominal.
Speaker of the House of Representa­
Indian Children Robbed e f Lands.
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 14017c per
tives, says that he will he a candi­
SU LPH U R. Okla. — Details o f s pound. 4 0
date for the Speakership of the next
scheme by which “ land grabbers” or­
Mohair— 8J©33c.
PWmr Wmidmr. 3-13-1
House and declares that the reports
ganised systematically to eurioh them­
of a contemplated reorganisation or
selves at the expense o f minor Indians
Seattle.
the Republican party originated with
were related at ths congressional In­ ! red Russian, 90c.
Insurgents and Democrats.
vestigation Into Indian affairs here.
Wheat— Bluestem. 94c; club, 92e;
In on« tasteaee It was asserted that
Oats— 133 per ton.
L A U R E L C O TTAG E
Salmon Pack Below ‘Average.
the ooot of dlspoelng of the property
Barley— 124 per ton.
SEW
ARD,
Aleak«.— Reports
re­
Will be opened to the public * of oae 18-year-old Indian wse $2076
Hay— Timothy, 932 per ton; alfalfa,
ceived
here
are
that
the
salmoa
pack
July I. Newly furnished. Good
more than the property brought, and |14 per ton.
home cooking.
the condition which permitted this
Butter— Washington Creamery, 83c; I d the Bristol Bay district and also at
Karluk and Uyak, Kodiak Island, will
N. E. 8 C H A U B E L
and other similar deals was declared ranch, 22c.
fall
far short of ths average
Car. I t — 4 A Edward» Su
Nawfctrg Ora. to be « "disgrace te_ Oklahoma.’’
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Eggs— Selected local, 32«.
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Billy Murray and Choru»
Hni Anybody Here Seen Kelly?
Ada lore»
IA meric» Forever!
Pryor'» Band
I Mamma Waltz«»
Piyar'» Band
lean MacNeill
Harm Laud«,
I ye» and
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Ro»a Rosetta
Nora Bare»
Fritz Kreisler
Hungarian Dance in G minor (violin)
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