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By T. L DUGGER
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THE SKIPTON STABLES
Good Turnout*. Prompt and
Courteous Attention
Pretìdenf Will S«« That Court««» la
Shown Chinai« Esempi Classa»
Washington, Jone 27.—By direction
of Preeldent !t--isev«lt arti»« has t*et>
lakcn by thè a»lnuni»tratio«i ahub noi
only facilitate« thè lami mg in ibis
BfASOMBLE RITES
country ot Cblneee of the • tempi clave,
<’••*!» !•<«»»! a
t g«,.r'.' - t «Ü
bui will ale» eliminale trom the Immi
Albany
Orc goo ’
gration
butrau «u» h adminiatraliv»
Ivalurve aa hav« been thè aubject of
ALBANY—
cnticism by Chine««.
li is the »le
claro! int»-ntlon of thè preciderli tu se*
llust Chine«« mere haute, travelcra, »In­
A Return« of th« L«s* Important but denta and othere ol thè riempi » l«e»es
MvKiliop A Churihin, Prop«.
aliali bave thè aatne court«-»» al - wn
Not Lesa Interesting Event»
tlieni by oflkwn ot thè Immigration bu
AI.BANY ORI GON
of the Ps»t Week
r«au a» is accorde»! tu citis»-na of liie
moat lav*>re«l nailon»
Representaliona bave lau-n mini«
1-ord t'ureon threatens to resign the the presolent that In Vira of a Urge«)
harvh treatment •ctorded to many
vice royalty <•! ludia.
< hine«e «c-king a landing in Ihr
<to To Hie
Germany haa assumed a more peace­ I ulte,! Sta'«w, the co<nmereiai guikla ol
ful tone toward France
China bave dclrrnunol to institnte a
The Japanese are sail! to !«• engsg»«l Imycolt on American manufaclnrerv.
The repreeentatlons. liackr»l by thè an-
in a gr»ret turning movement.
thorlty of ih« American Aaiatic wriety
Generals Linieviteh an-l Kuropatkin ami comtner»*ial bodiee tlironghout tli»
spl-eatr anxioueto continue fighting.
country, indurmi thè prveiitotit to make
Only FlreVCUü Shop In The City
A heavy gale in the outekirto «>< New an inveriigation of thè aituation with a
York wrerkeil several building» undrr ■ view to reiiKvlying the evitacomplain»»!
Hhavlng ....................I*, cents
i of, if they wer» foaind t»> exist. TI,»
conet ruction.
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Hair Cutting
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subject waa »iieruaaml thorouglily with
at
Washington
A foreign diplomat
fihampootng . ........ 25 • <
Herretery Metcalf, ot thè department of
save Germany Jeeiree Russia to con- Commerce and l^lmr, wli» ha» aaper-
Itatha........ ..............
“5 • •
liuue the Far Eastern war.
viaion of the Immigration bureau.
OEOKUE dami :
PROI’WH k » w
As the reault of the impiiry ordcr»
Kecretary Taft says trial by jury in
tiie Philippines c»>nl»l not lie wis»-ly liAVeb e> n imuo I to the diplomalic and
conciliar rrpriwrntallve» of thè United
a»l<>|>te»l at the present time.
State» In China by the prawident bini-
A Itaniah training schooner an-l a
self that they must l>e,k chsiely to the
British srhuoner i-ollide.il near Co|»en-1
I performance of tbeir dutiea under thè
hagen
The ra»iet ship sunk and car-
«xciaeion la» and ave to it that meni
ried 33 cadets with het.
ter» of the exvinpt classe» ■'■niiing t<-
The president has l»eeii informed this country are provulml with projier
that M. Nelidoff, Russian amlreSsador ■•ertitìcatcs. Theee certificale» «ili I h -
Ws buy our st - k In large qnantltl"« at Paris, and Baron Rtreen, the newly aivepie»! at any |i»>rt of thè l'nitml
appointed amlremiador at Washington, State» ami will guarani«»- the hearer
end keep a full line ot carriage
end
will l>e two of Russia's pea»-e plenipo- against Any har»h or diaeourteuua treat­
wagon material. All kinds of work ia I U-utiarie*.
ment
ur line dona on short n-t. ■■
R»*orlx of strike* ami demonstrations
BIG FIRE AT NASHVILLE
against the government pour in from
all over Russia.
R»»l flags tly from
. Irerriiaiie» in the streets of Warsaw and Department Store it Destroyed, with
I t'oaaacka and police charge the eio«<li,
Adjoining Buildings.
killing an-l wounding.
Nauhvillr,
Tenn., June 27.— Firr in
ma
|
War fever in Hw»«dcii may overturn
the retail whopping dixtrict
cauwd
damwk'1* i -t>mat<‘<i at F h (ut vn |'« h » » hhi
the prearnt ministry.
Agitation haa commence»! for a asp- xml $600,000. The Hamri» were located
in the Palace, a big department wtore
■ration of Hungary from Auatri«.
on tFi«* eouthweet corner <4 Fifth avenue
Ex-Preeident Alexander, of the Equit- I
an«i I'nion wtreet. The tire wpread rap­
aide, haa returnrel *25,<MM) to the com idly and when it wa» at laat umi«*r run-
Orejón
seto
IMUiy.
trtd the following damage ha<i l»een
Oyama's ad value ia making the Rus­ don«*
The Palace, occupied by
Morria
sian positions untenable, and monhe of
Broa., whob-MwIr ami retail millinery,
'abor will lie lost.
and .laiobuw Brow., owned by .Norman
The mining town of Opliir. near Au­ Kirkman, burned.
.......................T J Mm
The Manix, wix*
burn,
California,
l-u
been
entirely
À.
twi.wa
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atory building, occupied by Naahville
wi|M»d out by fire.
¡>ry 4 hmm I i company, owned by No!man
He will then inveetigate the business Kirkman; burned.
D «« a raneral bank.nf in i exrhangs methods of the various diplomatic |"Mts
Two thr«*«* wtory building* bring tit*
bua.n«««
L n« made *1 < urr^nt ratei of the United Hta •« in Kurope.
ted up f«>r Kreea A Co., oune«l by
Brown«* heirw; wr«M*ked by falling wall«
and drain iaiuad un ^nncipnl eiuat.
The illnee* ot Count I-atnadorff, Rus­
and burned.
sia's miniser of foreign »flair», has
Otherw who wuwtainrd I owiwmi are
brought |>«a> c mgotiatlona to a stand­
Wright Brow., decorxt<»ra; Caah Gro­
still.
cery atore, R. W Turner, Cumberland
-vfA-
Colombia is trying to »ell the tiali- Baking Powder Company; Alfr««l Ntram
pag-« islands to th« United Stat«« Dye work*.
'Financial difficulties are given aa the
rnaaon.
DATE IS PROPOSED
In a Mensed Form lor Our
Busy Readers,
HIPPFMMiS OF TUO CONTINENTS
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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M o MT a MYK
ATTORNEY AT LAW
N»>»ery l*uk - sn i » .irttar
el I Vt. - ,o Sr. 1 I • •Illa
OWsa »«•.(>! m»eet
ALkxXT OktoO
KI A WYATT
WKATIIXRI
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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AI-NAHT
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DENTIST
Belo Oroeca
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Gradiate Eclcctk Medic J Collegi
( lacibBali, Ufela
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Keystone Shaving l’irloß
J. J. Barnes & Son,
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
SGIO, OREGON
Scio
4Q FMU M D
PHYSICIAN ani SURGEON
Belo, Ortica
Tk'.tjhsa« Zxchaac« Ho 1L
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COUXTER
Horseshoeing a Specialty
D.
SHELTON
EEALESTATE BROKER.
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Jttktlci af th» T»i«»
Xstery FtKic
6:lo Cr»fca
R. V. HKGEŸ
Bank
State
orneáis
IAST
S0OTÏ)
Southern Pacific Co
SHASTA HOUT'S
The outbreak in Loda, Russia, has
spread to Warsaw, an-l other ciliee.
! Ilunilrrels of men, women, an-l children
Train, leave Waet
»> f--r Portland have been k J e»l
The woundi-i will
and «ay stations at 10 45 » ui
I- mvs
numtier over 3,000.
All kinds »! wat» he», eh-» ka sad jewelry ut Albau; al 3 45 p. m
Aaeistant Hecretary of State I« "»mil
promptly repaired.
¿moo Portland X 30 a m ,* *' p ni
will art aa
has aailxl for Europa,
8CX3 enzosx
"
Allunv 12 10 I m., Il «I P m
kdor ot the U »itr«l Staten
•perial amb
Arrives Aahlan-I 1.
a
Il
a m and formally receive from the French
**
Bacretnentu 7 55 p m . x V> a in
government the remains of Paul Jone*.
”
Han Fran-use-- 7 -V- p in , X V> a
President R-.reevelt haa small hope
Tullsian and Tourist ear» on 1« th
I. A. TLX KIR
train»
Cliair rare f-a. ran c t . to <>,- of securing an armistice in time to »top
l«n and El Faso, ami t•
. -t - ar» I- the general engagement now imminent.
Cbicaao, Ht. Louis, New Orleans and
The feeling aroused by King tterar'a
Washington
propcreition to re»-»<niae the independ-
Connecting at Kan Fran-'iano with
everel linas ! >r H-i
Japan, Clilr. enre of Norway ia causing much uneas
‘hilippiuea, Lenirai and South Amer­ ! in«*» in the Hwediah capital.
Furs 1 ju. ra for Medicinal Purpose«
en.
The latest reports from Gyama show
Watchmaker and Jeweler
CORNER SALOON
tree Mrs M E W -dnat.-ee, a^eut at
A eat Hctu station, or a-l.lrv-s
Giv« Us a Call
W. B. COHAN, G I'
Portland, Oro
OREGON
SCIO
A-’rr-T’
1
if
that he will s»ion have the entire Rus­
sian army surrounded.
Several small
engagements have proven vicUirious for
the Japanese.
Paul Morton, chairman of the E-|Uit-
able l.ife Aeeuiatu-e airiety, is prepar­
ing to make tho«« who have areumulak-
| »d millions from the wiciely in a few
-r vears -l-sgorge.
ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT
THE NEWS OFFICE AT THE LOW-
EST POSSIBLE PRICE. V-jii 1
N’t
France’s reply to Germany's Morocco
demand* is unsatisfactory ami negotia-
tioiis are again dew»il<M'krel.
A |>eacv-
fu! solution of the difficulty seem* fur­
ther »iff than before.
Castro haa created several new cus­
tom h-iuae jx>rta in Y'enriurla in order
to ro­
r*iv* 30 ¡»*r c*nt of the receipt! ot the
DDir'CC regular p- rte of entry.
Tl.mA.te» I...
tete
The <*sar has abolishe»! «»ffii ea in the
Far Eastern territory.
.,«
Th« torp«>lo 1»ret -Iratroyer Perry, at
r-irtlami, haa eetablishnl a new recon I
for last time on the Columbia, having
ina»ie 11 milre in 10 minute*. This I*
at the rate of 41 milre an hour.
•JUe?
K.sisevelt will renew hie efforts
an armiatice.
♦
for
The United State« haa lieen officially
notified of Norway’s ae|«ration from
: Hwrelen.
L-SCIO LIVERY & FEED STABLES,>
Irvine j Myer, Props.
Hack connects with all trains at West Scio
and morning train at Munkt rs
Our rigs are first-class and our horses good
drivers Prices reasonable.
assai
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l’.tfl.’i
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Oyama's army is enveloping the
: Ruaaiana an»! they must retreat or tie
' surrounded.
A Rio Gran«la train waa wrorkrd neat
Pinto. Colorado. No otto waa killed,
Imt TV paaeengrra received joinfui in*
jurieo.
John Parmelee, of Chicago, left hia
entire retato of 1400.4)00 In truat fc»r
’ the pnrrhaae ot fuel for tito prw»r out ot
the income.
The wreck of the Twenteith Century
'•-» -w the lake Shore read coot 1W
'I« eue|H»ite»l of having
caused the diaaaver.
I i
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Judge Tanner Hide* No Fact Favor­
ing Senator Mitchell.
A - • x jt
V V.
Portland, Jun« 26.—Senator Mitchell
TAX LAND IN RESERVATION
LAND FRAUD CAStS IN MARION
had hie day in thr trial l«eforv Ju-lge
l*r llavrn yesterday.
Thr »ruew-exam-
1
r <
ination of el Judge A. II Tanner, who
On« Hundred Thoutand Arras »n Kla­ Jury Liat Hat Been Drawn Compovad
Moxt'y of Farmor*.
math Subject to Ruhng
Halem—Thr right at Klamath rown-
ly to tai |OU,O(X> a« raw ot land t>ianrd
by the ('•lifornia A Or«<*«»n l«<nd rtwu-
peny tnai«te the Klamath Imhan rwwr
valion haa Iwren »natain«**! in an»»pimon
ren«ten*l by Attorney < »r orra I Craw­
ford. Tbr lamt in qumtion waa torn»
rrly ownrst by th» Or«^p*n t '««titrai Mil*
■ tary Wagon K<«ad <om|«any, having
been arqnir*>l by that e» tn pan y t hri-ugt.
a Federal grant to the alate <4 Oregon
tur a>«l in Ixiildmg a military mad
Thr ownm of th« land objected to hav­
ing it a*»«-x»wr«l an*I laird, giving aa a
rveaon for thrir |«Miitbkn that the I an« I
m in thr |M»*«HMHfli*»n of ihe Indiana and
tltrtrby of thr ( nited Statra. and ia
thrreby r it-tn pt from taxation.
It hit opinion Attorney ««rnrral
i'ran («»rd q not va fr»»m two «leriaiona of
thr I fiitrd J*tatvr htiprrmr <»»urt in
<a»ra involving title to thia land
!n
ra«'h < aar thr govrrnmvnt aaa trying to
defeat thr t’oiiij»any'* title, but in both
■
tFir corni*anv won. The Hnprvine
cwiurt held that thr rtonpany'a title i*
l*rfhx*t and l*vY>*n<l * halirngr
»Vithor-
itin» arv also tiled to »how that private
proprity invidr an Indian rvaorvation
ia «ubject I«» thr jariadkctton of thr
datr for thr serving of prtM'eaa and for
taxation. In view
there ad ]u» I tea
ttona upon thr subject, thr attorney
grnvral hold* that thr cont’liuiion it ir*
rrriftible that thr lamia ara tubjn t to
iaxalion thr aatnr aa any other private
property,
I
*,a-* ron
in rrr]toner to a rtquret from County
Judge Baldwin, of K a math county»
HOOD RIVER CHERRY CROP
Shipments W-ll Reach Between 5.000
and 7.000 Boxes.
If,«*l River—The Hood Kiver cherry
crop, which i* now being gatlicre-l and
chipped, will amount to I>etween 5,1X10
md 7,000 boxes
The crop ia of g>«»l
quality. The greater part of the crop
lias been Imiight up by a ( alifornia
buyer, who is paying 5c a pound for
the fruit. He is putting up a strictly
fancy pack, and is making shipment»
for the New York market.
The l>erry crop is nearing the final
wind up.
< >vel 100,000 cases were
ahip]>ed from 1I' h »I River this stetson,
returning to the growers 1140,1X10
The yield ••xce*de»l th»- early estimates
by at l««ant 40 per cent. It is l>eliev««d
by the shipping as»» iations that aa
mmli money would have lieen realised
with a crop of only 75,000 caa««.
City Filet on Water.
Eugene—A committee from the city
council drove to Vida, 20 milre up the
M< Keliaie river last week to tile on the
water» of that river for power to oper­
ate a municipal electric light plant. At
the city election in April, 1904, the
voter» de»'id»-»l that th»- city should own
ita electric light and waler plants, and
the council is now pre|»ariug t i wuo
a site for the light plant. The Iran-
Peace Meeting Will Take Place Earl, chiae of the l_ane County Electric com­
pany, which twiw supplies the city with
in August.
lights, expire« in aliout four year»,
Ht. Petersburg, June 37. — Negotia­ alien the city will enter the field
tion« for the |ieace »-oiiference have
taken an important step toward, and a
Balmont Group Reported Sold.
pr»>pu«al for the date of the meeting of
Humpti-r— Il is re|«>rt«.i that Gilkey
Ihn plenipotentiaries at Washington and Ker»haw, owner« of the lleltiiont
has lierii sulimittir»l to Kussia un<l ia group, in the < • reeuhorn district, hate
The exact »old their property at a »ring autn.
mm under ixuisbieretion.
-late proposed has not been ascertained, The An 'int waul to i.e icalixed 1« I 10,
but there is rraaon to suppose that II 000, with a holding »till in the group
is some time during tin- first w«rek or on a ehare proposition.
Neither Mr.
ten -lavs of August, which is aliout the tiilkey nor Mr. Krreliaw could i-e w*n,
earliest period at which the Japanese therefore the report could not l-e veri-
reprtreetitativre coaid be «xpect««l to fled bp the n. This i< the nine prop­
ri-a»h Washington, allowing reasonable erty lor which each phenomenal clean­
time for the a»veptaine of the pr»i|»»al up» have l-een tnaaie during the («st
an-l the intelchange of the nominations three mouth».
of plenipotentiaries.
The emperor’s answer is not expected
Columbia Timber Purchase.
for a -lav or two, aa the diplomatic
St. Helena— Ellis Jennings, who re-
nulls of Kussia grind slow ly, and the
•idea near Hl. Helena, ha» Bold to a
foreign office, as one of the secretaries
company <d capitalists of Alabama, 200
put It, "is not used to bust ling Amen
aerea of choice limber land» locate»!
can metixais," but it ia thought that
al»»it tlirre and one-half mile« from
the -late will lie satisfactory, as It will
St. Helena, on Milton creek, for *4,-
give ample time, for Nelhlofl. the Kus
>00, the highest price ever paid for
elan aml»a»aador at Paris, or other
timlier lami» in thia vicinity. The
Kiimian negotiator« to r«a» h Washing
timlier I» mostly yellow tir ami cedar
ton, am! there will l»c little prelimi­
The purchaaera e«|<ect to .ret a large
nary work for them to do
«awmill on the property. Other large
.
Valuabte Fur» from Alaska.
Seattle, June 37.—< larrett Huacb,
Cut Fir When Line is Finished.
pioneer in thè fur tra-ie of thè Lower
I>alla«—The iNlla» Oak mills are
Yukon, la bere with $25, inni worth of now running on full time. The mills
skina he ha» tirnnght «ut troni Alaska. will continue to cut oak lumlier until
IIuscii went bi.Nulsto on a proapecting 'h" extension on the I Nilas A Falls
tour in INV7, but weut into thè fur City railroad is finish«»!, when it ia
traile in»t»-ad. Ile bnilt hie cabla troni nmieret>H»l the mill will lie enlarged
whi)«a«e»l lamber mole by himself on and will cut fir on a large «cale. Thia
the prreent site of Nulato and waite»! mill icon the Falls City r<w»i and is
lor thè Indiane to visti him. Hi« prue- alreaily supplie»! with «witching fácil-
pector e supplice nere traile»! lor the itiee am! yar»l ammnxjdatloM fur a
Arai fur stock and the tur tra»!« gres Mt.OOU f»«>t mill.
stowlv nntil he now practimlly con­
trol« it. Nulato is an importarti pool.
Susanville's Good Crop Prospect.
Husnnville — Pniepsstte lor a g-«»l
Blame the British Newspaper*.
harvest thia year in the immediate vi­
Merlin, June 37 —Chancellor Von cinity were never Iwtter ami farmer»
Bulow received M. Ililmiird, the French are all making preparation« tor an un­
amhaaaador, today.
The newapaper« usually big yield of hay ami grain
continue to diarnsa the eitutaion hw- Ml the Block on the rangea ia doit g
tween Frame and tiermany with heat finely and fr»>m present outhsik there
The North German Gaaette declarre will I* enough grase to last till lar in
that "in Premier Bouvier's note the lite winter. It lia» raine»! constantly
republic lalopta no decide»! stand to­ here since early in March.
ward a conferen.-e " An attempt is las­
Coal Find Near Cottage Grove.
ing ma-le to shift the re»|ionaibility for
the recent war panic to arti< lee in the
Cottage • trove—Cottage firovw men
British press.
have diaroversvl a g-»«l vein of mal
•omewliere near town, but are very
>«»ckward alsrat telling the location.
Russian Vessel* are Raised.
Roane, Juno 37.—A Port Arthur die- The specimens they brought in will
patch, received from an Italian engin­ bum with the Iwet, ami have the Ap-
eer wb<> ia engsg«»! In raising tho Rus­ |iearam-e ot coking mal. A smsll |>«r
sian «flips sunk in the harbor there, cent ot lb* specimens brought in are
mis that tliree ironclads have
been slate, but not enough to CMge much
trouble.
redan ted.
waa tnrnad over
to
th»' defens« late
Friday aftrrmsui, was taken in ham!
(hiring the 3'*
Irin—-Thr jurvinrn wh«» will •erre by Ju-lge Brnmtt
at the July term of thr Circuit court I..-nr» l-r wa- '
- I-
ueti.-i,»
in thia oMinty, nhrn thr land traini fr> ui tin- attori.ry .-
mkuis
taw* will pmliably hr lrird, haw boon
favorable t<> the Senator wrr<- brought
■Iraan from thr jury hot by Sheriff
I ‘
aus’ ng a
Culwr, aiul < fork Rowland.
Thr to thr att* t
panel io «* n > u *| mmm »I rhirfly of fartnrn». gIrani of antiafsction in thr ag.-.l aas-
com para ti roly fra luMwir*« men living rtor'e ryre. Th- re were th e- prrwnt
go tho liat.
who ba»l an11«-1|>at-•>I a reugl journey
N*> arrmti* Lava yvt | m '«-? i tnadr in tl r
for
eg Jualg»- Tanner, hut they were
I an* I fran I raja-a. nor haw thr namra
to diaappolntment.
Ju-lge
of the in«lirtrk| iiivti bren made puhli»- ■ >lcM«mrd
It >o undrrotoud, bowover, that th« mow Burn«'it handle»I the former luieinraa
chario-d with mipHrity in thr Hate parlBar
of Ills client With a velvety
land fraud« ar* wrll known o|*rat«<a
tongu*. and only - tn •• ->r twl-e was
residing in Orogtm and in the East, and
M hen ex-
that they ran hr raotly taken into cue- rauotic with the wltneea
Home of them Jutlgv Tanm r tint®bed hia rvdiract ri*
Uidy whan wanted,
haw indivatrd thrif willingneea to aminatn»n ai Smator TIAirot.-n m*>ved
r«unr to <>r*gon whrt»«wr t aUrtl Upon
to haw hio teotimony otrtrkvn out.
to «Io ao, hut it may be norowwary to
Tbit
war <ivnird
iwue rrqutgltfon fmpora in order to
Ex Ju.lgr Tanner |*a*»^l tbrmgh tho
bring other* to tl.« junadiction <4 the
ordral batter than In! frivnda anilci*
Orrgon ruurta
Hr woo liltte ohort «4 a |»rrtv«'t
Tl.r jury at thio term »»Il aUo try patad
Wright and Manto on the rhargo of witnrao, ap|wrvntly F bling nothing
paaaing ntlr® owr thr pri»«»n wall« In hark. Ilia teotinxMiy fovorahla to tba
fiMij for thr aid of Tra* y and Merrill tlrfriitiant waa gtwn in II r wnia dia*
tinct ami pothir« manner *• that given
in mating thrir
apr
by him under direct
examination.
Hewral timra Judge Henr.rtt •««tight to
MERLIN PkACH YIELD.
lead tba witnroa. ami <tm> *»r twice tho
attorney for thr d«4«-n«r mail* hia own
Crop Both H«Nlvy »«d fcarly. Report* ingaii
-
.*• if thr
anower* given under thr qumtioning of
Arthur Hultvy.
Mr. Hrtiry
F . a - r litu- ri .1 i lgv Tan*
Grant« Pa»»* — Arthur Huravy, of
Merlin. rv|»,tui thr p » mv h «•r«.p in that nor corm tr«| hit Interrogator, and,
vicinity a® heavier than it ba® l*rvu for on*•' or twiw, when Jmlge Bonnett l»e*
ramr ovrr)>rrai!t«fil thr witnrw tie«
a numltvr <4 yrara |*a«t. and way« seve­
ral of thr la’jfrr tfritwer« haw had rnvn rame t urt in I. » denial» «4 having an
rtnployvd fol arvrtal «lava thinning *ait aworad quaothma m the manner put to
him by thr attorney t*»r thr ttrlrnar.
the crop. Thr Marlin dmirn I it a vary
Mr. Henry ann<>un<rd that ha would
favorr*! l'M*lily for prarhrt, fr«tal •*!-
Ex Senator
dom tatrhiiig thrtn, and thr «>11 l>rin< >«**< hie raw on M *n lay.
of a wry prodiHGw naturv
Th* lar^- Thuratoti *latrd after thr nuirt waa a>l-
j»«urnr»l that hr riprx tt*»l that tho de­
rs»t peach xruwrrw »4 that dialfiet ar»-
tente would I m ' through by Turoday
A. < Ford an*l < harl«'* ik»rt»y, alth<»ugh
While nothing haa U'« n aai*l
Henry E IVwth ha# a •plvmlhl orrhard earning
by e<kiinwl tor thr »irfriine, ;t ja glniooi
cxHoinit into bearing thia yvar*
Thv
s-.t! 's ,w- j r ! .• t
• ■
'' ’ : • ”
1 • • ! amurwl that Senator Miteholl will tab«
the witnraa «taml in hit own l>ehalf
<>rnr>n country tiiak«*« tho crop an ex­
ceedingly varly one thia yr*«r, and Mr
Hu*u*A*y repot bi that thr I arlv < ’raw •
FRANCE HAS WAR FEVER
ford« will l»r read' for market aliout
August 1 thia year
Dssp-le Mmittsr's Os-uals, People Ea
’ 4"l
■<
fleet to Fight Germany,
Cottage Grove Crop*,
Cottage t »rovi—The crop« around
town arc In fine vumllti->n and «--me of
the grain will out-lass im-at yiehla
heretofore ma li-
Much of the fruit
waa tianiaged by the late (r--sts. how­
ever, ami in »»me case« entirely ruined.
I herri»-« are s< arc»-.
Xtrawla-rriee are
three b-ixr« for 35c, and alanti off the
market. There will l-e a g*.a»i crop of
l-cara and apples on the uplands, but
th»- valley fruit here is almost rtline<l.
The warm weather l as br -iighl garden
stuff toa Ane growth.
Home of the
corn in town is thr»-« f»-et high.
Paris, June 20. — For
th.- first time
since the Faaliisla incident th« French
public ia in the throe* ••! the war lever.
Whether it will result in anything aeri-
ou« depends on tiermany's r»-«|»>nse to
the French note -<n Morisco, but with,
out ronaiilering the ess-1 status of the
diplomatic neg-tnation» s
¡laiderahle
element of the public and preee seri­
ously discus« the p»>«M|l>illtirw of a re­
sort to arms
Army i irrlea are partic­
ularly active, and at th»- military clube
the officers are mainly rngagnl in mak­
Sawmill and Electric Drill*
Humptor—A errw of men is now rn*
gagr.1 at the Stamlat'l mine on the
erection of a saw mill recently »tiippsd
t'lere. The installation >1 thr electric
■itills will also l>e ma-le immealialely.
The Riandar»! ri|w< t« t«i lie a heavy
■tripper of ameltii g or«« to the smelter
here during the
prreent
summer.
Roa-ls are now In pretty g'»»l sh«|ie
again, and the result ia that shipments
are »-»matant ly lieitig made to Ihla
piar« from the outlying tuin««.
Tatio» Trade Stamps.
Eugene—Elghty-two buainre« Arma
hav»- aigne«l an agreement not to adopt
the trailing atamp system, which ia at
prewent offered by a atamp flrm whieh
haa locnted lier«.
In a résolution
Merchant«*
adopte»! by the Mer«
hanta' Protective
■*•»»■ laiton, il déclaré» the System dét­
riments! te» g-ssl husitMMS methisl«
Five flrrn» hâve « I readv contraete»! for
the atampa, but it i« »aid that come of
theee are tryiug t<, have their contracta
cancel wi.
Motorists Need Licenses
Salem— A numlwr ol owner» of mo­
tor cycles ami pmlktldy arveral owner»
of automobile» are liable to a tine of
|23 for failure to take out state li-
cwMoe, as required bv the art of 1903
for the regulation of the use of automo­
bile«. etc. Thus far licensee have leen
iaaoed by Secretary of State Dunliar to
144 owner« of aulomhoilea and II mo­
tor cycle«. Of the 11 motor cycle« five
are ow.ini In Salem and five in Koea>-
bi rg
ing comparisons of th« forces of Franc«
ami tiermany
While the financial
lea-Irra scout the idea of war, the sfiec-
illative element lias I »-.-n ipiirk to Bela«
the opportunity to raid French rente«,
which showed a fall of I franc and X
centime« within a week
The official
view is that the situation, while deli­
cate, do«« not prtsenl anv aspect of
danger or a crisis involving a rupture
of relatione. This is the government
view, ami naturally preeetil« the most
favorable asp»-, t .■( the ■ ill .■!•>,
However, the auitwsaadora of the lead­
ing power» expr -a imfiartial opmioi «
fuly sustaining the view of the govern­
ment .
Il is |><>intc»l --ut in diplomatic <| wr­
ier» that the worst aspect of the Mo-
risvan qtie*iion d««-a not present a
ca»ua lielli. An analysis of the contro­
versy shows that the rultan of Mor<wo
invited the powers tn a conference.
< lermany iirg»-a the power«, including
France, to aoepl. Premier R.-uvirr's
lateet llutr shows the willingness ot
France to consider a conference, it Ger­
many explains her purpose«, but, even
should Fram e diu line to accept tl>«ee,
refuaal of the invitation dosw not con­
stitute a cause« for war.
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Race Su-cide Dying in New York.
New Volk, June 3« —Hirtli« i thia
city al the rate of one every five min­
utes aie rrcor»led by U»e Health depart­
ment for the past week, during which
period 3,011 were reports»!.
It waa
anmnimea! at the <lr|>«ttment that the
birth rate of New York ha» now risen
to about 31 per I ."oo, and ia higher
than any other city in the United
Htate«.
Five or ala years ago, when
Op.n New Timber Tract.
there was ao much talk aliout race eui-
Rainier-George Hockey liaa built a cide, the birth rate here waa only 20
railroad to hi« camp, about one ami a per 1,000. last year the rate was 30
half mile« from Rainier, and Ina en­ |ier 1,000.
gine has arrived.
Mr. Hockey will
: open about 300 acre* of choice timlier
Iowa Farmer» May Lose Land.
,land.
Sioux City, la., June 20.—Proceed­
ing» which may throw o|i«n to arttle­
nient 11,000,mm worth id I wa'a ridi­
PORTLAND MARKETS
rei land have l»-en »tarte»! in O'Brien
Of the
Wheal—Club, HligsV |»r Yinehel, county by the government
332.000 aeree in Iowa, ineludeil In tho
blurstem. 90«|9le; valley. M5c.
<late—No. 1 white, fes«l, *10 |>er oh! land grant to the Hionx City A Ht.
Paul railf.-xd a'--it I.
-i aereo ar«
too; grey. |M.
Hav — Timothy, *11® 10 per tan; still in the hands ,,f those who pur-
clover. *11# 12, grain, *11! 12: cheat, chasni fn,m the railroad. Theee fann­
er» hav» ts-en in | -«■ --.-.ri of the lami
• 11«12
Egge—(>rrg-m ranch, 20»‘ j>er i|o«en. tor the last IS or 30 year»,
• ¿Vii
*?♦' * ’.-A.
-*■; '• -W»
•K’ - ■
Hutter — Fancy ireamery, 17 4'0
Throw Out th« Minar«.
21 *«« |>er potiml.
lawton, Okla., June 30.—The Inter­
Htrawlierrire — *1 50’42 25 per crate
App'ew— Table, *1 5O»42 50 |ier bo* ior »lepartment haa inatructwi the cue-
Potato«« — Oregon fancy, ol»f, *l«4 (■»liana of the government forest
wrvr« in H<,iithwr»t Oklahoma to p
I 30; Oregon, new, *1 50.
Il-ipe — Choice. lt»04, lK<42lc per vent further tree|iaasing of minerà
mineral prospectors on three lami»
poun»l.
W»»il— Eastern Oregon, l«wt, 19(4 to eje- t th-ee now ■ i-idil-' ing tlr£
1« rat i -na there
Tina nil affecs min­
33«: valley, ?0fl«37e per pourxl: mo­
ing intricete in the Wichita mi
hair, choice, 31 «331» r pouml.
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