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NEWS OF THE WEEK
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OHU.UON
By T. L DUGGER
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Linn County Abstract Co in a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
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BAPPLMMiS OF TWO CONTINENTS
7. M.
«HBe« «*>? Vatr4»h lM
A Resume of IM Lose Important but
J. J. Bornes X Son,
General Blacksmiths
and Wagonmakers
H nryant
BAVANT A
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
«I.BSNY OBIOON
4»le ai-eS
H M ortajo «
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Kv'ery l-ubllr an I anllrllor
M reusl-x.« a*.I Patents
Orbes. M
M Street
ALBAN V. OBgUO >
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A new moderate party baa tie»n or­
ganised in Kuasia.
An entire regiment at Poltava, Hon th
R u . si B, hat -nntlnlwil.
W« boy our st kin large quantities
A com mi I tee from tbe Imnee ie work­
ami keep a full line ol carriage and
wag' ii material. Al! km-ie of work In ing on a meal lueparlion bill.
our line dona on al«-rl rwlic*.
The cenate committee has reported
that Fru—>t to not entitled to a seat in
tbe senate.
Horseshoeing a Specialty
SCIO, OREGON
W**™***0**»* wyarr
O*r«ev«r Tir»« heileaal Bent
Scio
Republican Isadora In both house*
have agtee-l to a c< tii prom les on the
statehood bill.
General Toledo, lea-lsr ol the Gnat»
malan revnlnlionieta, claims to l>e win
mug bls fight,
TUI
Bank
State
ALBAIT
g C BBOWHg. M l>
Not Leaa Intereetmg Eventa
of the Psst Week.
Oregon
Sete
Graduate Eclcdk Medical College
BLOW TO THÉ WEST.
Mo g, Irr.*' ■ «nd Lui tier Inter­
ests Wid Feel Erteci of Economy.
Washington. June 12 — H-*uee rrpre
•enlatives struck a severs blow Io ths
Mil.re West in cutting down the all-
important appropriation lor the g*>-
logical survey carried by the sundry
civil bill, and unir»» th» »»oat» in-
-resse» the»» items, mining, irrigation
ami lumber Intere«»» will |e»l th» effort
>f th» I. - i>» legislation.
In all 3346.-
InJO has been rut <4! the geul<<nal sur­
vey appropriation.
Tbe government was about to begin
ih» t»etlng nt mineral lue Is of the
Weet, Im lading lb» c «I* and lignites
of the Pacific const. Little work of thia
citar a* ter can I* don», for the appro-
priation was only 1100,000, when tarice
that amount baa !•»•> annually appro­
priai*! tor similar work in th» Foal
Insteed of IliM OUO to carry - mi th»
investigation of mineral resources, In­
cluding black send ripen mente at Port­
land, the bouse grants but 3-5O.OOO.
This will shut off the bl* k »ami work
entirely, when the present special fumi
ia expended.
Th* appri p nation for Joreet reserve
I
I
000 and a cut ot 3-50 tHMI is made In
ibe appropriali, n for topographic sur­
veys, which form the I muis of all the
geological survey woik. Congiees has
tieen appropriating 3200,0th* anuually
to gauge streams preliminary to under­
taking actual irrigation work
This Is
cut to 311)0,000 and means miterlal in-
terfcrsnie with irrigation survey» iu lo­
calities a here nee project« ate contem­
plated .
Another ent that will be felt I» in
ths appropriation fur the annual report
on mineral ratoutcoa
! • • -• t nit*l
States. This will cut down the sub
|ect matter of the valuable government
document and will restrict the issue to
tbe inconvenience of the mining inter-
rete of the country.
ci77::ins
PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
Common <« Finishing Lumber
<’r-!eri taken at the tarda in h «< <*r at the null« in Bilyeu Drn.
Ilia lumbar is the treat of mountain Hr, an i prier« are rvaavnable.
UAINDOIN!
LANDON!
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for Ail Did Not Know Nature of Rock Along
Route of Celilo Canal.
Washington—U ff-.rl llnchol, chief
of th» Forestry service, ha« overruled
th» protest of th» Umatilla County
Wmlgro wars' aaexcialion in th» matter
uf - barging a graaing lee h«r tbe Blue
mountain lor«st reserve rang» ibis era-
eon. Th» wuolgrowere al*> prolaat»!
that they wer» not «a»igii*l imtivi-lual
range»
Th» <i»p«rti»»ot explained
that it we» not customary to assign
parti« alar tracts L> Individual stia kmen
when reserve« were first creai*!, and it
IS not yet determined what plan will l«e
follow*! in th» Blue mountains.J
The association also cal 1*1 attention
to r««-»nt decision« by tbe California
and Washington courts to the efliet
that the secretary ut «gricullur» is
without authority to imp* a tax for
the nee of foreet rewrve range, and
without aatbority arbitrarily to rrg-i
lata ito as»
The forest officiale Inter­
pret tbee» decisione to bold that the
eecretary of agriculture bai not lieen
empowered to enforce any penal cole,
hat did have the right to keep the r»-
eervee clear of st-x'k or Ira«« thru) on
inch reasonable «»millions a« he should
preerribe
No appeal has lieen proee
cutol to a final hearing in either esse
but the officials iwlieve their right in
the sphere indicai*! is twyond all p-w
«ibi« -laeetion. and ur that court d*-i
sione will have no influence upon the
roles adopt*! for control uf reserve*
Portland —The government canal al
Celilo will c-wt 310.tMNl.OOO, Inelrad of
34.600,000, according to I. H. Tafle,
wbo haa l-eeti operating Ash wheels
near there for 20 yeeis.
"The contractors, Smith A Jones,
who are digging the first half mil» at
and, will teew 3100,000 on
li-e Job." he said.
‘They took it at
loo low a figure, evidently not knowing
the nature of the rock they bevel«
blast out. Theiy tdd was , 3JÜ4 OtM)
They have elioni 100 men at work pre
paring a fonn-l«tio«i lor the rork work
un ths upper end of tbe canal."
Mr. Tsfle eave there is nothing in the
Ashwlo-»l business this »»«eon bevam*
"thee» fellows on the luwer river won't
1st a single salmon g«t peat them." He
gets a g'«l orice, 7 cenia a pound, for
all he traps, his market being In the
East.
Hie cold storage works ar»,
however, devoid ot salmon this er-seon,
and he -b-ee not aulici pal» any great
improvement In the run.
La Grande — The l.a Grande Com
mereiai elab ia attempting to ralee 34,-
000 for the porch ear of a alte to be
offered to the Palmea I umber romper v
ae an indocement for the location of is
new mill here. About 36.000 haa lieen
tn fiacri bed. A alte of 73 acres on the
river north west of town baa lieen secured
by option.
Shasta Route
II. 1>. Isin.l'.n, of the Uliveti Is-n Sawmills, I» prepared
to fill orders for
Pinchol Sayt They Mull Pay
Rar-ge in Reserves.
SAYS CONTRACTORS WILL LOSE
Kan Fran seo, Jane II -Thursday's
dieirb alio» of rations showed a r*lu<-
ti u ot nearly i 'OO iu the t res»I line,
which no» nuilwrs approximately
36,01’0
The exac t number fed by
ra» t ><«l distribution on Thursday
31,4'6, sgaiuet 35.3*6 on Tuesday,
th« numln-r of nisei tickets given
had incress*I troni II,IBM to 11,254.
Hy 11.» time the army leerse the
work, it is expected that the number
will have !«»n reduced to 25.000. ami
that many of that résidu» will have to
lie cared lor an liidetlnitv tuue
Ae
ong as any of the quarters in tbe bar­
ra- kt which have l>e»n built at the
spenlaay In Holden Gale park remain
unocvapiMl, there will always Iw tbe
proposition ot relief in esc«»« ot th» de­
mand.
There is still room f>r 700 or
*00 mote persons.
How to manage th» r»li»f work atier
it« airny witti-ha«» st I he end of th»
month is th» problem. On» plan con-
teuijdatre the centra ! iutiera of all the
supply distribution in each ueighbor-
hood al th» soup kltrhen, wbcrw hot
rnvals and supplies ul taw I imm I lould I«
distributed to (atolli»» wbope needy
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U I «. ' ■ . 11 !-••»•
.- I , I h«
it
clothing, to I* g ven <>ul nui'er th»
mar agement >4 tbe Ked Croas.
"Tli» Associated Charitiea will -io
the Work <>f it>v»etig«ti'>n In whatever
f irm of relie! is -Istermin*! upon after
ths ermy leaves,” said limerai Gt»»ly,
«ml he a-ld*l
"I have not yet Seri
u.l« co .i.lered any ol the plans for
carrying <ui the «< rk after the army
withdraws and I shall not do so until
it is determined who io to tie in cun-
trol."
The military anthocritiee are grad­ (red Watson Benson, of thia city, who
ually withdrawing all of the govern­ yesterday was offered the appointment
of Unit*! Htates senator to snrreed
ment troops frvm Han Francisco
Joseph R Butt in, staled today that ho
Tha union tietween Norway and Hwe- would accept th» position.
lie will
-len has b*en dlaeolvd t year.
officially notifiy Governor ll-ch tomor­
Thre» of ths Hp-vnieh gnnlxMto cap­ row of bit a-reptari-w
Judge Benson
tured by Dewey at Manila have l-een experts to start for Washington tomor­
sold fur old junk, bril ging 36,000.
row.
l'nil*l Mates orerei servii« men have
discovered a scheme by which Uhiueoe
wer» le ig »muggini into thia country
at Vaiicouvrr, H. C.
HEAL ESTATE BROKER,
LUMBER! LUMBER!
TURNS DOWN WOOL GROWtRS
fine, 24 225c; mohair, choice, 2H03Oc
per pound.
Veal — Dressed, 407r per pound.
Beef—Dreaeed bulls, 3c per pound;
cow«, 4ls45iyc; country steers, 646c.
Multon—Dress*! fancy, 706c poond;
ordinary, 606c; lamha, with pell on,
*C.
f oik—Drsased, 709e
u
L » Grados < Thinned, but
Problem Continues Large.
Hast Kills Eight in Ckicago.
The caar has siimmon*l tils ministers
to a council, and a change in affaire
Chicago, June II — Although yester­
seems probable.
day was appreciably cooler than th»
preceding day, heat wae given as con­
Pacific - ’aal l>»mocrats are tioomlng tributing ranee to eight deaths reported
Governor Chamberlain, of Orguo, lor In Chicag >. In addition there were
tbe nomination lot tha preeidOBcy.
several prostrations
The temperature
Ex Governor W P Whyte has t-een reach*! a maximum of Hl degree«, and
appointed United Htatee Venator from there waa a rainfall of .11 of an inch.
Maryland to auccwwd the late Henator Th» wind attain*! a vel city of 40
ml lea an hour from the southwest,
G-irgkan.
Th» cumulative effect of the thri days
Ot tha total revenue« of the United ot warm weather was the chief element
Hlatea more than thre»-flfths ie annual­ in the deaths
With little children
ly expend*! on the army and navy and this effect wsi more marked.
pension roll. For tha present yeat tha
total -«I the three expenses is 3*75.-
New Washington Statue.
656,719, nut of a to'al revenue of
New Yolk, June 11. —A heroic eqnes
3a5H.OV3.OOO.
trian statue of George Washington will
Ro)«-e.vensky, Llnievitch ami other bo unveiled nest Haturday, at the
Russian officers ars to 1« courtmar- Rrooklyn terminal of the new Wil­
liamsburg bridge, and formally pre­
tin Ml.
Guatemalan rebels ars gslning in sent ml to the city of Brooklyn hy James
F Hows. City officials, members of
strength.
military organ ivtions and government
Brundige, of Arkaneaa denounces
representatives from Washington will
Rooeevelt for increasing White House
be present at the ceremonies. Wash­ '
eipenaue.
ington is represent*! in Continental
Tornadoea in Minne*da, Wisconsin. uniform a» at Valley Forge.
Kansas and Michigan destroy*! much
property and cans*! the loan ot sis
Benson To Be Senator.
livex.
Ottawa, Kan., Juno 12 — Judge Al-
A committee of Han Francisco busi-
nor men is al Washington to get Fed
oral aid for their city.
PHYSICIAN
3
Boi 1
Calapooia Company is Sued.
tlbany — Claiming the Ca la poo i a
Luml«r mtupar y, of Crawfordsville,
has cut and l<-gg*f more than 750 Dini
feet of timlier off land belonging to
him. Abner C. Withee has di*! sun
for 11.500 damages in the Stale Circuit
court for Linn county, through Attor­
ney W, Mir Thompson, Tbe timlier
el lege-1 to have lieen cut by ’ the defend
ant company ia valued al 31,500. amt
Bands Want To Go To Salem.
WATCHING THE RtVOLUTION
the Oregon statute« provide I that where
Salem—Almoet every organixrxi baud timber ia cut unlawfully
the owner
in the state has applied tc the Halem may recover three limes its value Cr »«•! Mii-blehead Shadoes Muta­
Fourth of July committee for an am Witbee la an Eastrrn capitalist who has
mente ot Fihbuster.
gagement. When the committee l-egan large timlier holdings in Linn coun’y
Washington,
June 11. — Hecrecy no
making arrangements to celebrate the and i* rejireaentni in tbe West
by ongrt surround« Ih« muramento of thè
Fourth it wae announced that a large Thom peon A llar-ly, of Eugene.
l’mte-l Ma-*, cruiser
Marblet ead,
uumlier of bands, piobably 20, would
ab eh la« sail*l i-"rth fr»m Panama.
lie am ployed if possible for the occa-
Water Soon to Flow
Il thè requeet d Ih» b'a)e d»| «rimani,
eion. The responses came Ihick and
B«k«r
City—Water will flow through thè Msrblehea i «ai 1*1 for Han J-*>,
fast. HeveraI dava ago the committee
ioatema!«, to investigata thè mova­
had engaged all the l«ndr that c mid the 12 mile ditch of the Baker Irtiga
li «-rito "I thè \-neri- an «teanier Empir»,
lie paid from the fund available,
II tion compary within the next few -leva
there were a few thousand m<>re dollars This statement was made liy J A. si.ich is rejw-rted to bave lan,i«i re­
The tali« Ir-eii Han Frati- «co «nd arma and
in the treasury the committee would tie Hmith, head of the company.
1 -
!■«. -.*-■ a
«mmiiniticii for thè use ot thè tavola-
willing to work overt me engaging •- • ' *
l«mla. As it ia the committee is satis nine, st first lieing usih I for sluicing in tionlst« against l*re«ident Cat-rera.
I)is-1uleilng disiateli«« rrach*! thè
fled hat there will tie more brass band the bank« of the big leservo r »li ch Ie
music in Salem on the Fourth of July to tie built this summer. The r»«etv<>i> Siate «leparlment t-"l«y troni Guatema­
than was ever heard at one place in is to cover 240 acres ami have a capa la rrgardin» Ih» revolution. The metn-
city n| 6,000 ai re fret. The ditch will « « ol lb« p,«*-nt aùminielrniion are
Oregon before.
be ne*l to’ carrying water tor storage actlv» in parta I thè repiiblic, bui il ia
In the reservoir for the first time nest ni;-««ibi* t<> div- -ver tl.« rsact cause
State Fair To Be the Greatest.
spring.
- I thè m ivement and ih« dlrecting
Halem—Mow that the election Is over
force.
President Downing of the state fair
All Umatilla i* Rejoicing.
B-,th thè Halv*l-reali and Meliceli
board, who is also chairman of the
\tLena—Reports from all over I’m* borderà bave liern len-llng svpport to
Deme ratic county committee, expects
title county are to the eff-ct that the thr revolution, ai -I It te Il a -leelra o!
to devote his entire time and attent on
mil he k fur an enorni" lx wheat crop thl« guvernment that thè Martilehead
Io perfecting arrangeme its I r the state
tbit *-a»-m ia bright, lie fore the heavy shall lind out rxv llywhat thèeltuatlon
fair, which opens io Heptember. Mr.
ran« there »»• considerable anxiety ie «nd have care that ther» !■» no par-
Downing says that the fair this year
over the outlook, a) in tlioee hi-ahtire t , ipati-’U In tl « revoliition by Ameri­
will tie the greatest ever held on tl.e
where the »oil ie light the prisp* ta for ca a a hirh may tavola» thè United
state fair grounds. The attractions will
a good crop were slim, and eefoH-ially Htales in an internati"- al dispute. *
tie twitter and more numerous and the
The Empire roaled at Corinto, Nica­
»> where the w'eat wae spring »own
exhibits in every department w ill el
In many placet it wee lieileml the crop ragua, beh ire vailing for ‘in Jose, se-
cel all other showings
lie eaye ihr
would bo a failure outright, but every i curdtiig to diepatche» frotii l'anam*.
people in every county are taking an
thing to now enl.rvly i lerent.
interest this year, which is due, be
HE DEPEND ON UNCLE SAM
thinks, to the interest awakened If
Road Machinery Arrive«.
the lsiwis and Claik fair.
Salem—Two varhnla «1 maehinery
John Bull Inquiring About American
f ir th«* government pi |»rri(net)lal ros.l
Inspection Syitam.
Fleeces in Prime Condition.
t*«>n«lrut-tinn have arrived in th it city,
Baker City — Hhearing of sti<«ep in T’»rre iw one more rar on the r.-a-l
14>n«lofi, Jun* 11 —JiJin Burnt, prw-
Baker county has liegnii l>y electric When it arrive« •>» work «ill rw start- i4|«iit of th« loral guvmmnenl bueril,
machinery at the plant of L-e Bros . e»l in enrneat. Th» engineer in charge tit« trqriMtvd th* b<»r»*iKn offleo lo rom«
near here, wlm will first shear their of the work, .Mr. Loder, expects to te­ f- <1 it’«!*’ with the Ht«t« drp4itm«lit at
own ahrep and then thoae of Ayre ami employe«! in I he ronet ruction of ttile Wash! igtnti Ati«l
r »in to what «»•
other large owners in the county. eaiople r<>ad al leaal two tnonlhs.
tent r«han*« can !><• placed on the »rt«
Shearing was delayed by the long c >n-
kin of ntiMt ln*prs th>n un<l*rtakrn by
Succttttor Io Dr. Lan«.
tinu*l net weather, hut it is sanl that
fl»« borwao <4 Animal indaetry. In
on anoint of the mnletnre th« «jnalitv
Ha’rx:;
(Lnterftur Chasibtrlalci ap 43it> tint ing iittti hr liad l«k«*n th)» a<**
of the Baker wool will this year far pointe«! !>r. W H. Morte, of Halon», a tion thm igh tl*« medium of a reply to
exc»*l that of precious years, as it is tiMHiiber nf th» a’ata Iwiani of haolih, in < quewthm put io th« h<*tiM» of com-
- lean fronf dust and of fine texture. plac« ol l>r. Ilarrr Lan«, r«Miigna«l. aid rn >11» hy William Flett. Maiionalltt
It is expected the tonnage will be large tl. G. Mjrrr, oi HaUm, a numibar o! the rii n*‘«r <»f tit* hl Patrit h'• divi»i<>n of
and that m<<el ot it will g" into storage. barl>er cotn mi »a ion.
Oithlin, «nd pr«*i lent of th« Irish
«'Attic Tra Irr» »nd Htrx k l>wn«r»' a ««»*
Many Seeking Timber Land.
» taiinn, Mr B iroa »aid h« had A»r«r-
PORTLAND MARKE1S.
tainad that a quantity of t»>n»lrA» l>««f
Baker City — Many |>* pie are com
Wheel—Club, 72«7Sc; blueetem, »•>d p rk )« imported Into thia country
Ing inti the Eastern Oieg >n timber l«-lt
74«75c;
rad,
7O«37le;
val
ey.
Tie.
/ 'i n A rn » in I conrrfinl Into «an*
in search of timlier.
Locators from
Oats — No I white ! *!, 3H 50.
wM* h ar« »old a» Engh«h pro
Chicago, Milwaukee, W-stern Wash­
hh t»
I!«« admlt'etl that th era war«
ington and Idaho were included In two gray, 3-11 50 P«r ton
Barley—Fr*l, 324.5 1 (>er t-in; brew •wri'-us dull nltic« in th« way of effwrt-
ptrtiee which have passed through Bs
iva Hntitth inspection of tom«» of U immi
ker City on their way into the John Ing, nominal roll*! 335j|M-
Hay—Valley timothy, No 1. 312« • import»*! ’n<»<ia, hut »aid I ha local got
Day country. One of three partiee,
I "I per ton; clover, 37 50<gH, cheat, eminent tward had taken artion tn aw*
with H. J Bundy, started for the Hu-
I 47; gram hay. 374*
a'ftlfa. 3<3 t at th* h<al authorities ciereiaod
sanvilie district; the other ptrty, 15
Fruits—Apple» 32 hu g t 5" per bos , th«ir p >w«»« • ♦
* «•’ •«••nt.
people in ail, 14 women an I one boy.
apricots, 31 -75«2 00 crate; cherries,
which wee under tne direction ot G
75< <g3l per bis; strawlierrie«, ■-4
Teat Suit on Public Ownership.
W. Hhaw, started tor Burns.
Me per poun-l; go «eberrlee, 6|g6c pat
Chi’OS" June M — Proceeding* to 'set
pound.
the validity nt the Mueller law and the
May Buy Road to Blue River Miner.
VegetahM — Beans. 345c; cabbage,
Fmgsne— The Eugene Commercial 3141.25 per 100; green c >rn, 47 l»c '*enance i t 375.000 »>00 in certificates
club ba» met and adopted resolution« dos . utiioiis, H'410- p«r d"Seii, p-ae, by the city were commerced In the Cir­
A hill asking that
asking th« county court to investigate Ac; radishes. 1 Or per -iosen ; rhubarb cuit c nrt today
the matter of pun basing a highway in­ 3c p-r poind; ejiiach. 90c per bos; the city * ffi- lale Ie erj lined from at­
to the Hine river mines
Al present parsley. 25«-; squash, 31 per crate, tempting to raise money on the rertlfl-
the private road from Hine River City 'turnips, 31411 25 per sack; carrots. »>5 rates Were file.I by linrineea mm of this
to the uiinee, a distance uf ai> mile*, ie g7>« per aa> k ; bests *5<-ig3l per each. city. A decision is espectsd from the
H iptrme court of the state within sis
closed on account of Mime trouble lie
Onions—New I 1»42c per pound.
months. It is from the »ale of these
tween the owners, the Lacks Hoy Min­
P'-tat-me -• Fancy graded Burbanks,
ing company, ami other mine owners in 50460c per hundr*!, ordinary, nomi­ certificates that the advocates of munic­
ipal ownership of the street railways
the district, and there ie no means of nal; naw California, 2c per pound.
expect to derive the funds for purchase.
access to the mines from the outside.
Butter — Fancy creumery, 17>»6320c
per pound
Will Veto “Soocece” Bill.
Fruit Injured in Valley.
Figg« — Oregon ran«h, 20021: per
Washington, J ine fi — l’reeident
dosen
Halem—Tbe eontinn*! -lamp wrap
Poultry — Average old hens, 12413c K «sveli le ver» apt tu veto thè Id i ot
er which haa prevail*! for the p st
three weeks In the Willamette valGy p«r pound; mn*l chickens, 12<6l2lye; Hetiefor liuhrds wh eh he» pessed thè
haa lieen very injurione to the fruit broilers. 16416c; roosters, 10c; dress- house permltllng eooners al Rii per t on
crop. HtrneberiiM in some |ncalili-e «1 chickens, 13414c; turkeys, live, tb» Mlnldoka Itrigalion traci in Idabo
have tisen almost ruined.
Cbsrries, |60|6c, turkeys, dreee*l, choice. 204 t i have a prcfsrcnc» right lo purché*«
too, have been Injured for want of dry 32e; <»*••. live. 9410c; ge*w>. dressed, loi tfcry now ocenpy with permanent
weather and sunshine. Growing gram old, 10c; young. 12c; ducks, old, 114 improvemente. Thle bill was pasced
over thè vig rune protesi of thè Interior
haa had all ths rain ne-rsaary for tbit 12c; young. 121» 413c.
depnrtmcnt, thè objection Iwing mede
Hope—Oreg >n, 1905, 10012^«.
season.
Wool—Eastern Oregon average beg*, that «neh Icgielailon wonld induce aoon-
La Grande Offer» Free Site.
|H423c;
valley, roars», 221»423c; er» to rnsh In and grati thè lieet land.
Th re» of the largest insurance com
panine haring I ««ae in Han Francisco
.................... T. J. Mrxxm have relueed to make a cut of 25 per
oggi.ox
..................
W. A. F.wisa cent in their j-aymerita.
Kejxorta from 1 enkow, China, show
10 PRILL M. D.
I hat tl •• great li «• Is tins spring in. the
PACKERS TO THEIR KNEES
D «*» a fanerai bankinf and aiehanf« Hunan district caused a lose of life
bu» nata. L n» ma4« at current ratea amounting to tens of thousands. A Secret Service Men Secure Startling
taiume will follow, for the floods have
and draft« ia»u«d on principal citi««-
Testimony at Chicago.
brought disaster to an immense area
Belo, Crsgcu
Washington, June 12 —Secret service
The Longworths have arrived iu men are repotted to tie on their way
T»;»pLos.« B xs I abm JTo. XL
England.
here with sensational information in
Hearst has excluded Bryan's name their possession ae to use of preserve-
SHELTON
tivee by the lieef trust. They were
from his newspapers.
sent to Chicago by order of the presi
A strict guar I against cranks is be dent as soon ax he had been advised
mg kept atXhe White House.
ViA
verbally of the results of the Investi­
Manila business men have petitioned gation of I al-or t'ominiesionrr
-on green to retablish an agricultural and James Reynolds. It 1« eaid that
they have condo led en exhaustive in­
bank.
Jostles st ths Paxes
XoAtry Public
quiry which will not only bring the
Scio Orsçca
H torme in Pennsylvania and Ohio
packers to their knees but will remove
laiierd lose of life and destruction
hi
the powerful influence» that are being
of property.
exerted against congress and tl e great
Albany lunch Counter
The Mexican board of trade haa cattle interests with a view ol forcing
Mr Kit top A DvVANfV, Props.
started an investigation of American the president to capitulate.
i aimed meats.
This pressure has Im-ome gigantic.
War Iietween striking miners and Every bueinees, |" Id al and financial
Best 20c. Meal in the Valley
guards has lieen renew*! at tbe Htea- ramification of the great trust is being
util red directly and indirectly to have
Open All Ni^ht
lienvills, Ohio coal mines.
a halt called on tbe government eg-
The official trial trip of the new Imt- poatirv, anil, if possible, get an official
Train» leave «c»1 Helo »or p. rtlai 4 and way
will take place on declaration that lbs portrayal of condi­
•«»iloe» al )<
< m
Leave for Albany • < tl ship Nebraska
AIBANV. OR! GON.
1 »P m
Puget sound alxMit Joly 15.
tions m the packing botisae haa lieen
Cattle interests ot the
Iwave» Portland • SO • m
• » p m
The California legislature haa asked exaggerated
Go To The
laara» Altran y IJ 11 |> tn
lì
m
the government to <are for Hau Fran great Weet and ILxlthweet, which for
Arriva« Aukland U Wa *■
Il M a m
yeara have t-een > lam.irtng in congress
cisco's homeless and buy city bonds.
Arriva» ‘•aeramani«* T
p m
» Si a m
and onteiJe of it for protection against
Arrt«v« Han r ranri»««* 1 M p m
• SA a ■
American meat peckers are planning the trust, have eveu been persua-l*l
Pullman and T»url»< rara on b*>ib train»
to spe nt thouiamls of dollars advertis­ that a continuation of government hos­
< bair car» f>»r»»m*tiu< lo <*fdvB and Kl >’»eu.
ing iu Europe to remove the stigma ot tility will ruin them.
and l«Mjrt»t rata k» ’ toca<e. Ht L-out». N»w
the recent exposures.
Ths cry ot panic has lieen raised.
Urtoane and * aabinat« a
< onnvK'itrig et «an Francia*«» wllb tb»a**ar»l
Taft ha* definitely announced that Not only liankets handling trust funds,
tteai iLiDlib«« t<< l<< i
ita J»|*an. < bina»
he will not I* a candi late tor tbe pres­ but their employee, friends end ac­
Shaving........ ..........„15 cents
I bli’n ir «a < entra» and H*»u1b America.
idency. He will, however, stump tbe quaintances in theb neinsss, social and
••
Hair Cutting......... 25
•e* t a . S«l»on, afoni ai «eal «cto »laiton, country on tbe Philippine tariff.
political world, have lieen enlisted to
••
Shampooing...........„25
«*r »44 ma»
use their «fl.ills in the gigantic struggle
•<
A
great
naval
review
ia
planned
by
lia ths..... ..............
„25
that ie now in progress, to stem the
4. L. ORAia, O. P. 4.
Great Britain.
tide against the packers.
Gl ltktli; DAVIE
PMOPRIETO«!
Portland, Oregon.
A hurricane in Houtbern Ontario has
done much damage.
Caught With Ih» Bombi
Greece and Roumania have severed
New York, Juue 12.—An alten.pt
diplomatic relations.
wsa lumie t-miglit to esplode a l-omb in
« manhole «I thè Interborough Kapid
Crumpacker deniee that congreee has
Traneit company in Iront of thè powrr
authority to require meat inspection.
Of Portland, Oregon
house, at Fast Heventy-fourth Street,
The people ot the Philippine islands allieti fumisti*-« current to tl-e sub­
One man, Joseph l'-artky, 22
gave | k ,5H7 to the Han F ranciecu relief way.
yeers old. wae arrested, thè polle» say,
fond.
ss he wa« alioot to liglit thè fuse of
DUES $1.00 PER
MONTH
Another high official of th« Pcnnayl* thè bomb a» it lay OSI tln- manhole
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION
vania railroad hat t>**n impbcatad in cover. T«<> c-.mpani-iiia who aere with
Fur particular» »er
coal chargae.
him e*-ap*l.
On Bartky «a» foand
T. I. DUGGER
GROVER POMEROY
thre» olher b-rmbe, all b»ing ol uni­
Collector
Agent
SCIO. OREGON
The preeident Is likely to win his
tomi Site, thè ahape ot a l-awt>all, hot
meat inap*ti»n fight, though oppoei
• little larger.
tion is stiong.
ClactuaaU. Oklo
MUST STILL FttD 25 000.
Wdte's Return Is Rumored.
Chirago June II.-—A cahlegtam to
the Inter Ocran horn Ht. Petersburg
sere:
"It ia rumored that <>>nnt
Witte, at tbe < tar's reejneet, Is return­
ing In haste from abroad to reenme the
premiership, from which he retired on
M tioremyknl'e appointment."
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