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CONDON.
.OREGON
NEWS OFTHE WEEK
In a Condensed form tor Our
Easy Readers.
A Raaume of th Lest Important but
Not Less Interesting Events
of tho Paat Wok.
yk great naval nriiw ii planned by
Grot Britain.
A hurricane in Southern Ontario hat
done much damage.
Greece and Roumanla hava severed
diplomatic relation!.
Cram packer denies that congress haa
authority to require meat inspection.
The people of the Philippine islands
fare 8,697 to the San Franoiscu relief
land.
' Another high official of the Pennsyl
vania railroad baa been Implicated in
eoal charges.
' The. president is likely to win his
meat inspection fight, though opposi
tion is strong.
The csir has sammoned bis ministers
to a council, and a change in affairs
aeems probable.
Pacific oast Democrats are booming
Governor Chamberlain, of Orgun, for
the nomination tot the presidency.
Ex-Governor W. P. Wbyte haa been
appointed United States senator from
Marylaud to succeed the late Senator
GoTOan.
Of the total revenues of the United
States more than three-fifths is annual,
ly expended on the army and navy and
pension roll. For the present yeat the
total of the three expenses is $375,
. 659,719, ont of a total revenue of
1958,093,000.
Bojeetveneky, Linievitch and other
Russian officers are to be courtmar
tiaied. Guatemalan rebels are gaining in
strength.
Brnndige, of Arkansas, denonnces
Roosevelt for increasing White House
expenses.
The Indiana Democratic convention
baa endorsed Bryan.
Tornadoes in Minnesota, Wisconsin,
Kansas and Michigan destroyed much
property and caused the loss of six
lives.
The military authorities are grad
ually withdrawing all of the govern
ment troops from San Francisco,
The nnion between Norway and Ewe
den has been disaolvd year.
Three of the Spanish gnnboata cap
tured by Drwey at Manila bave been
sold for old junk, bringing $6,000.
District Attorney Jerome, of New
York, is accused of accepting life in
surance money during tbe recent cam
paign and felony charges bave been
filed againet him.
Tbe returns of Oregota'a election from
at large number of precincts throughout
tbe state are securely locked up in tbe
ballot boxes instead of bavin been sent
to tbe eel: of tbe county it which the
precinct is located.
Scuth Dakota Republicans advocate
tariff revision.
Hunger strikes in Russian prisons
are causing riots.
Missouri Democrats bave declared for
Bryan for president.
Meat packers are planning n organ
ization to kill Roosevelt politically.
Wholesale arrents have been made at
Parcelona, Spain, for the attack on
King Alfonso.
Joe.Tung Lee, a Chinaman, won the
second prize at the City of New York
university in an oratory contest.
Tbe four masted schooner Volunteer
has gone on tbe rocks near Point Aren
as, California. - Her crew is in great
danger.
John M. Ewen, a Chicago engineer
of repute, predicts theaters and facto
ries underground in tbe great cities of
the world in a few years.
An anarchist plot in Patterson, N.
J., to kill tbe king of Italy and two
other sovereigns bas been detected and
the would-be assassin arrested.
France will levy an income tax to
meet a deficit in government expenses.
The'bronze statue of the late Presi
dent McKinley, which will be erected
wt Columbus, Ohio, bas been complet
ed. The statue weighs 9,000 pounds.
The Russian parliament is rushing a
bill to abolish tbe death penalty.
Packers deny the charges made
against them and say they did not get a
square deal.'
Farther trouble has occurred between
striking miners and guards at Steuben
wille, Ohio.
CHAMBERLAIN WINS.
Rest of State Ticket Carried by the
Republicans.
George K. Chamberlain, Democrat,
tarried the state for governor at , Mon
day' election by a plurality ot 1,300
to S.500, Jonathan Bourne, Jr., Re
publican, bas plurality ot about 1,800
over John M. Gearin, Democrat. Wil
li C. Hawley, Republican, for congress
in the First district, ha defeated
Charles V. Galloway by about 8.500.
W. R. Ellis, Re'publl-an. in th Second
district bas a lead over James H. Gra
ham, Democrat, that will, approach
15,000.
Willis C. Dnniway, Republican,, for
stats printer; Frank W. Benson, Re
publican, for secretary ot state, and
Robert Fakin, Republican, tor supreme
judge, hav defeated ' their respective
opponent by unprecedented pluralities.
Woman suffrage bas been beaten by
about 10,000 and tbe proposed local
option amendment a as lost by about
the same vote. Th legislature is over
whelmingly Republican.
Returns by Countlsa.
Th following is the returns, which
are practically complete in a majority
ot th counties, on th vut tor United
State senator and governor:
Baker Bonrne 1,329, Gearin 1,766;
Chamberlain 1,063, Withycombe 1,434.
Benton Bourne 933, Gearin 765;
Chamberlain 817, Withycombe 1,110.
Clackamas Bourne 1,976, Gearin
1,752; Chamberlain S.22S, Withy
combe 1,811. Brownell, Republican,
was defeated for state senator.
Clatsop Bourne 1,258, Gearin 839;
Chamberlain 1,299, Withyconib 1049.
With the exception of county judge
and coroner the Republicans elected
everything on the county ticket.
Columbia Bourne 807, Gearin 516;
Chamberlain 711, Withycombe 874.
Coos Bourne and Ithyconibe are
estimated to bave carried the county by
150.
Crook Gearin leads by about 80
votes, while Chamberlain will carry
the connty by 160.
Curry It is estimated that Bourne
and Withycombe will carry the county
by 60 votes.
Douglas Bourne 1,582, Gearin
1,665; Chamberlain 1,792, Withy.
combe 1,801. Republicans elected the
entire county ticket except clerk.
Gilliam Bourne 487, Gearin 386;
Chamberlain 508, Withycombe 411.
Tbe Republicans have elected the coun
ty treasurer, clerk, commissioner and
representative. The Democrats have
elected tbe judge, sheriff and surveyor.
Grant Bourne 505, Gearin 023;
Chamberlain 705, Withycombe 576.
Jackson Bourn 1,373, Gearin 1,
140; Chamberlain 1,324, Withycombe
1,502. The entire Republican connty
ticket is elected except senator which is
in doubt.
Josephine Bourne and Withycombe
will carry the connty by 125.
Klamath Pourne 477; Gearin 491 ;
Chamberlain 569, Withycombe 611.
Lake Gearin will carry by 100 and
Withycombe by about 50. .
Lane Bourne 2,043, Gearin 2,035;
Chamberlain" 2,241, Withycombe 1-083.
All connty offices will be filled by Re
publicans except that of sheriff.
Lincoln Bourne and Withycombe
will carry the county by 100.
Linn Bourne 1,577, Gearin 2,248;
Chamberlain 2,385, Witbycnmbe 1,865.
Malheur Bourne 403, Gearin 320;
Chamberlain 459, Withycombe 453.
Marion Bourne 1,947, Gearin 2,-
682; Chamberlain 2,732, Withycombe
2 629. Republicans have elected tbe
entire county ticket.
Morrow Bourne 599, Gearin 399;
Chamberlain 532, Withycombe 629.
Multnomah Bourne 9,347, Gearin
7,669; Chamberlain 8.904, Withy
combe 6,315.. Word, Democrat, may
be elected sheriff. Incomplete returns
give tbe Republican candidate a lead of
Polk Bourne 907, Gearin 1,093;
Chamberlain 1,286, Withycombe 1,-
189.
Sherman Gearin has a plurality of
60 and Withycombe about the same.
Tillamook Bourne 330, Gearin 221 ;
Chamberlain 363, Withycombe 366.
Umatilla Tbe county will be carried
by Bourne and Withycombe by about
100. '
Union Bourne 1,237, Gearin 1,211;
Chamberlain 1,490, Withycombe 1,268.
Wallowa Bourne will carry by 100
and Withycombe by 60.
Wasco Bonrne and Withycombe
carry the county by small pluralities,
probably 50.
Washington Bonrne 1,512, Gearin
1,169; Chamberlain 1.444, Withycombe
1,475.
Wheeler Bourne 352, Gearin 299;
Chamberlain 360, Witbycompe 826.
Yamhill Gearin bas a plurality of
104 and Chamberlain 121.
American Meat Is Barred.
London, June 6. Tbe Daily Tele
graph asserts that all admiralty and
war office contracts which bave been
placed since tbe disclosures in the meat
packing industry in America stipulate
that canned meats mast be British or
colonial productions.
Storm Does Deqastation.
Oklahoma City, June 6. Two fatali
ties, three score of farm residences, in
cluding tbe stock, barns, .warehouses
and incoming crops, were destroyed by
tbe wind and bail which swept tbe
southern portion of Oklahoma. '
MILLIONS TIED UP
San Francisco Sutlers at Hands
ol Insurance Companlas.
POLICY HOLDERS BAND TOGETHER
Business of Bay City But On Third
of What It Was During Month
f May 1806.
San Francisco, Jun 9. Interest her
ha centered in th Insurance situation.
Business conditions remain uncertain
and wait upon the settlement of losses.
Tbs tims has corns when th insurance
companies must positively declare
themselves. Th policies held by Ban
Franciscans call tor th payment of
about 1300,000,000. So far but little
more than 13.000.000 has been paid.
and almost all of this was In small
amounts. .The $200,000,000 Is needed
to enable th people ot the city to re
sume business. II w badly the money
is needed may be gathered from th
clearing bonse figures. In May, 190S,
th clearance In San Francisco
amounted to $147,000,000. For May,
1906, the clearances amounted to
$50,000,000. In other words, one-third
as much business was don last month
aa in th corresponding month a year
ago. Tbe policy bolder hav become
weary of th dilatory tactic of th In
surance companies. They hav re
trained from criticism fr six weeks,
but now are Insisting that their e'ainie
be paid without further delay. Th
policy holders of each company hav
banded together for protection. They
hav the support of th ney spaper,
tbe commercial bodies and th indus
trial and commercial organisation of
very city on the coait. They no long
er deal aa single individuals with th
Insurance companies, but present a
solid front which is not to be repulsed.
This organization will save them in the
end.
It is known that millions ot dollar
are lying dormant in the banks ol this
city and Oakland to the credit ot the
insurance companies. The question
naturally suggests itself: Why do not
tbe insurance companies payT The
answer is that they are trying to drive
the best bargain they can, hoping to
bring about a compromise in the end.
These are not pretty tactics, but never
theless they are used.
NOTICE TO SHYLOCK.
Stat Takes Up Cause of San Fran
cisco Insurance Victims.
San Francisco, June 9. At a confer
ence today between Inaorince Commis
sioner K. Myron Wolf and F. O. Coo
gin, attorney of tbe underwriters, Mr.
Wolf warned the latter that he would
immediately call for a list ot policy
holders from every company which
tailed to sign sn agreement to extend to
60 days tbe time for proof of loss.
The notification is equivalent !to a
declaration of war on all companies
which have not signed. Tbe statute
provides $1,000 penalty tor failure to
respond to the demand. In effect, the
order will compel every company to
grant the extension or go out of busi
ness in this state.
Tbe sweeping order applies to more
than half of the companies doing busi
ness in tbe city, and is designed by
Mr. Wolf to complete the work begun
when a notice was served on all th
companies suggesting that all sixn ta
agreement which would prevent the
policies from lapsing through the ina
bility of the insured to get their proofs
made out in time.
The policy holders of tbe Traders'
Insurance company will form a corpor
ation to look after their interests In
the litigation which will be brought
to compel that concern to pay all obli
gations in full. This was determined at
a meeting ot the policy holders held in
this city today. -
. Cost of Obedience to Law.
Chicago, June 9. The Improvements
at the Union stockyards to be ordered
by tbe city authorities as tbe result of
the recent examination of buildings
will cost the packers nearlfy $1,000,
000, according to estimates made by
Building Commissioner Hartzman. It
will require an expenditure of about
$500,000, maybe 1200,000 more, to
make changes needed to conform with
the requirements of tbe city building
ordinances, while the sanitary im
provements to be insisted noon will
cost about $300,000.
Wants Island for Terminus.
Sacramento, Cal., Juns 9. A con
current resolution introduced in the
senate by Mr. Shortridge and in tbe
assembly by Mr. Atkinson provides
that tbe United States government be
requested to cede to the state of Cali
fornia the island in San Francisco bay
known aa Goat island, or Yerba Buona,
to be nsed by the state as a terminal
for different railroad companies.
GEM RESTAURANT
Short Order House
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
rkn, Oyatrn and She rWt.
Your PairoMg is Sottdud.
JOHN HARRISON, Proprietor!
LOST VALLEY LAND AND LUMBER COMPANY
(INCORrOKATKK)
Meaulaelurtn ot tad Peal r la
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Tlwphon Pulsus, Poata, Wood, lite.
Roash Lumkor. rr M Ht.M
flouting, ui elm Jl.uo
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f. M. PLITER, Manager
FRED WILSON
THE
.WILSON BROS., Proprietor.
Everything New and A GENTLEMEN'S N"1 Qty ot Ct
Strictly First Class. RESORT. . Win", Liquors,
New Stone BuBdlrtf, West Sid Mafai St., Condon, Oregon
The Belvedere Saloon
Distributers for the Famous Mt Hood Beer
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
WHOLELALE AND RETAIL
M. H. ABBEY & CO.
Main and Spring Sts., Condon, Or.'
SUMMIT SALOON
ntTCMfR BROS., Proprietors.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
I will glvs yon good Roods and a square deal, but I am not her for my
health. NO DEADHEADS SOLICITED.
MAIN STREET, CJONDON
KsviKtfiatafiifa
Stewart Campbell
THISTLE BAR
CAMPBCLl BROS., Proprietor.
Fine Stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
NEW fIRM . NEW STOCK NEW BUILDING
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North Main Street, Condon, Oregon.
MT. HOOD SALOON
LADICES & PALMER, Managers.
Finest Brands of Old Wines, Liquors and Imported and
Domestic Cigars carried in Stock. A share of your patron,
age is respectfully solicited.
MAIN STREET
First door north from Condon Barn
CITY SHAVING PARLORS
DAVI HcBAIN, Manager. ,
. .rr,,c!M.WoTm,!0l "J?"' Conditions, Courteous Treatmsnt. Hot and Cold
Baths. Bolrodors Building, Main and Spring Btreeta, CONDON, 0B.K80N.
The Hotel Grande
R. F. M UN ROE. Proprietor.
Flrst-CIass la Every Respect
Open AH Night
Sample Rooms for Commercial Mn.
First-CUas Bar In Connection.
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Lost Valley, Oregon
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BANK
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