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NEWS OF THE WEEK
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HAPPENINGS OF T»0 CONTINENTS
J. h Rt DO, Marmfrr
«nr THU4 ••»<! BfwdtlM* Ma
ALftANf ORF<» o M
A Résuma of the Lee* Important but
J. J. Burnes & Son,
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General Blacksmiths
and Wagenmakers
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Bful
BUY ANT A - IM
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ALBANY <»Hr»««»N
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MUMT a HYK
ATTORNEY AT LAW
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Horseshoeing a Specialty
SCIO, OREGON
Fan*
Scio
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Bank
Orejón
Graduile Eclectic Medical College
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URB h ON
Preti lent
Cftftbier..
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be
reap-
Th* Russian government i* fearful of
an upraiing in ihe army.
A plot to kill tba kl 't and queen of
Italy ha* Iwea discovered.
Rockefeller** money he* been refused
by the National Juvenil* Improvement
•seneiat ion.
Governor Chamberlain ba* declared
all law* ratified by th* Jone elertkm to
be in effect
Senator Tillman declares that Stand-
srd.Oil internets have tieen at work on
tb* rate bill.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
c r «over fire* >• '© •
Event*
of the Pas! Week.
Jamas Wickeieham will
pom'ed judge in Alaska.
W« buy our .t.«k In large quantit és
and keep a full line of carnage and
wagi ti material. All Anela of work In
our line done on short a»Uce.
kU * > ATT
Not Lee* Interesting
Meet tea
A F wi«o
San Francisco earthquake sufferer*
complain bitterly ol th* sal* ot flour by
General (ireely.
The trial of George Mitchell for the
killing of "Holy Roller" Creffivld ha*
commenced at Seattle.
President R-xwevelt has signed a hill
authornsng Hl. Ixiui* to erect and
maintain a bridge acroea the Mlaelseip-
pi at that city.
OBEf.OX
TRADE OF UNITED STATES
Foreign Commerc* ■• Gr*al*st With
European Countries.
Washingt-'O. June SA.—An analyst*
of the foreign commerce of lb* I'nited
Stale*, contained in a bulletin issued
by th* department cf Commerce end
la lor, aay* that in the fiscal year
Ivuft, 4* per cent ot th* imports into
th* Cnltsd States was drawn from Ko­
rop*. '.‘0 per ceol from North America,
13 per rent from ' Milh America, 14 per
cent from As a
Gf the exports from
tb* I'nileil '.sirs in th* tame year, A7
per cent went to Europe, 17 per cent
to North America, 4 per cent to South
America. H per cent to Asia, J per cent
to Oceanic* and I jer rent to Africa
A compane.n with <he figures for
earlier tear* shnws a gradual diclln*
in tb* share of our iir pirt* supplied by
I nrx>|« ami In lb* «bar* Europe takes
of our espots. This la due largely to
the enlargement ot our trade with the
Or ent.
Imp'd* from Eur ipe hava grown
from I *4 "UO.Ooil in IfiVfi to IMI,-
04)0,000 in I MON; from North Amer­
ica. 11 14 Ooo non m I IgA to 1227,000,-
000 in I#OA. from v nth America, from
•112,MO 000 t- IISI.000
bulletin adds that in I00O they will 1*11
alvmt |14 000.000 balow tboee ot 1V0A,
chiefly on account ot a reduction of the
quantity of ruffe* and Indi* rubtier im­
ported
From Asia the import* have
grown from
i.fiou to |j> t.ooo.-
OOO in 1905.
Exports to Europe have grown from
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in 1905 to North Amercia, from I10H,-
500.000 to 1200 500 1*00; to South
America, fr< m I '3,000,000 to 150 000.-
000, and to Asia from 117,330 000 to
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MARINES ARE READY
The aecretary of tFie interior rejected May Be Called Upon to Quell Incip­
‘.be bid* recenl'y opened in Pci fend
ient Revolution at Panama.
AO HULL M D.
for cement for th* Fmatillaand tlkau
Panama, June 2A.— The administra­
D •• a general banking and exchange atari irrigation projects. The price was tion of President Amador has l>een per-
bus tiswa 1. n* made at current ratee too high.
petnatod as the rrneult of the electii n*
Five ice men al Toledo, Olilo, Lavr here today, but the conditions are now
and drafts laaued oa pnnciiel cilia*.
lieen found K'tilty of combining for the such on the isthmus that were it not
S;19, Cregea
purpoee of rftiaing tbo prhe of ire ftnJ for the |.ri •• io <■ here of a large Iwly of
senten« cd to one year in the workhouse American marine*, wall armeil and
Tslephsae Xx:hia:e Ko. IL
and to |>ay a tine of f-5,000.
equipped, and aeveral galling gun*
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SHELTON
General (ireely has reorganised tbe mounted along the canal strip, a revo­
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lution would a I real y lie in progress. As
relief work in Kan Franc.sco.
matter* stand there is a feeling of sul­
Tbe friendship ot Russia and Great len discontent among the more progres­
Vi* —
Britain ha* tieen cooled by the Jewish sive of the inhabitants ot the Panama
massacre*.
republic, which may yet break out in
Tb* sultan of Morocco has signed th* open revolution.
Jtuttc» ci Us react
Kctary FxbUc
Threats of assassination are freely
treaty promulgated by the Algeciras
Scio Oregon
made and it is openly asserted by .he
convention.
Liberals that l*r. Amai'or will hardly
Political signs in the East point to live much longer.
Counter
Roosevelt as the rand i<late to ron
Today's elect i.m, while only for
against Bryan
meailiers of the Municipal council, was
M. hit I OP A DeVANfY, Prep.
Cross Creek, a small Pennsyivania admitted to be a test, and upon it* out­
town, baa (men wiped out by tire come depended the result of the gene
Best 20i. Me«il in the Valley
ral elretion* to lie held later.
ansed by an electric storm.
It is ramored that a large number
Th* strike of bituminous coal miners
Open All Night
of Guatemalans are on the way here for
in Michigan ha* l>een andeeffhy the men
the purpose -if aiding in an attempt to
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We»t «R |u ?or r, rllaftd an»! »ay accepting tbe 1903 wage m ai *.
overthrow the Amador administration
•fall“'»» al lv Xi » ■
leave for Albany at
Alb ANY. own.ON
The president will likely visit the Color is lent to this report by th* pre*
J SS p ss
anal * me next fall and m-e for himself ence on the outskirts of the city of a
teevee Posilaad sxaem.sxopm
Oo To lb#
the progreea being made on tbe canal.
detachment of 300 American marines
Iseves Alhanr 11 I* p m . il S> * m
II > • m
Arrtves Ashland 11 SS e m
Canaila propose* law* which will step with gat ling guns. They were sent by
Arriva* sacramente” 16 p n
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busine** of every kind on Hun.lay, even Governor Magtxin, who has so far de
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railway tram*. No game* or perform clined to explain their pretence.
PHYSICIAN an! SURGEON
EAST AND SOUTH
REALESTATE BROKER,
Albany
Lundi
Shasta Route
Keystone Stow l’arto
Pali«*** and Tutirisi rara on boia traina
r ■ ara narramam» le ••*■*«* *w4 VI Paesi
svd Tannai rar* In « hu-age. M la» a. >an
loi.ai'SS' l Washiasli-n
Ccmeecllng at bau Francare wiib ih* tarara,
stsamahis linea he II ani’ me. Japen, i usa
Fhiilppines, * entra, au.l hvulb America
r l.a
sncee will lie allowed where an admis
slon is charged.
IMPORTED YELLOW FEVER
At a meeting of the board of •upar
Single Case is Hrported at M.»*i*-
viaor* of Kan Francisco city and county
sippi Quarantine.
Hhaving....... .. ...... ,._ffi cenia
tbe tax levy was fixed at 11 322 per
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New Orisene. Jun* W.—One caee of
1100. Tbe new levy it 16 cent* and 2
flair Cutting............ 23
e«e I «. Salso*, agani al **si Sete stali..n
yellow fever wa* reported todey at the
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mill* higher thaii last year
Shampooing........... ,13
or aU lraaa
Mississippi rivrr quarantine station, U6
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King Haakon and Queen Mau l have
tulle* below New Orleans. Tbis is thè
4. I. ORAIG. O. P. A.
tieen formally crowned as ruler* of
GEORGE DAVIE
PINH'UII lute
tirsi case of yellow fever reported in
Portland, Üragon. Norway.
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Ixiuiaiana thia year by thè state boari!
The Rtieelan douma blame* the gov­ of healtb.
The palimi i* a Cubati
ernment for the recent massacre* and «ailor who arrivivi at quarantine Jone
call* on the cabinet to resign.
IH un thè steamer Hoisteln troni Ha
The Hwlstein la stili detatued at
Experiment* ate lieing conducted in vana
Kansas to ascertain the result of meat quarantine, having lieen di*in!e«'ed
No otber case* ot elevatevi temperature
Of Portland, Oregon
preservative*. I>og* ar* the subject*.
bave yet *p|-«-arrd 011 thè Hole'.ein.
General tireely say* at least 50,000
I»r C II Iron, president ot the state
people in Han Francisco are still de- board ol health, said to the inspecting
l>eadent on the supply camp* tor food.
party that he does not believe yellow
DUES $1.00 PER MONTH
Formal announcement has teen mad* fever is ep’d-mic m New Orleans or in
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION
The existence of yellow
by Attorney General Mooiy that he Lonisiaca
For partlevlar*
will pnwecute the Htandard Oil lor ac­ fever at Rio Janeiro and also ol two
GROVER POMEROY
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case* ot bulmnic piagne at thal port
cepting rebates.
< olir. Io,
Agent
SCIO, OREGON
aere te|v>rted to the state board by offi
Tb*
Transcontinental
Insurance
cera of thè steamer Sailust, arriving
company is re|x,rted to have only aaeete
bere today.
The Sallsust waa diala
sufficient to pay 10 pet cent ot it* Han
fected al quarantine.
Francisco loses*.
Insurance companies have refused to
Rebels Gaining Ground
pay a dollar of ineuran- e at Hanta Koan,
M«aic>> City, June IS.—Several trav­
California, claiming tbe earthquake
rnine-l the city. Tbe state Insurance elers from bah a tor arrive-! here to
night. They «ep< rl that the Gusto
commissions bee pledge-) ble support.
malan porta of Chemmperico and Kan
Il D. Landon, ot the Bilvea lien Naw mills, i> prepared
A grand jury at Portland has Indict­ Jove are well fortified and provided
to till orders for
ed 12 met. ior ronnetll m with fiau ls with the tieot artillery.
They stale
in the recent state election.
More in­ that the revolution t as by no mean*
dictment* will probably be ma.I*.
ended, and that the revolutionary lead
The peasant revolt ie growing in er* are popular in Guatemala. The de-
feat suffered al Mangnay by th* rovoln-
ifioutliern Russia.
Order* taken at the yar le in H ■ • r at the mills In Jlilyea l'en.
tlonists ha* not diecoll raged them.
Il
Ilia lumber Is the I ■eat of mountain flr. and priera are reasonable.
E nglish woman suflrAgiste have tieen has brought about reorganisation of
arrested for rioting.
their force* and they have receive.! ad­
Bryan say* hl* kind of conservatism ditional artillery.
were be president would be to destroy
Track Cast Into Swamp.
the trusts utterly.
Halt lake. June fin.—A rang of 100
Tbe passage of th* lock canal bill by
men In the employ ot the Oregon Short
the senate is considered a personal vic
Line picket) AO feet ol Rio Grande
lory for R-oeevelt.
Western trai k at 3 10 thia morning
Ignoring
Idaho te aakiny or information re­ and threw it into a swamp.
garding the insurance companies which a deputy sheriff who attempted to serve
refuse to pay their Han Franc *.w lose** a writ of injunction from the District
court, the men put down Short Lin*
in fall.
steel and ran a tram of flat care on
Freeh mutiniee have occurred in eev the new trark. The contested right ol
•ral big Russian garrison*
way is in the northern part ot the city
A bulletin just iaeued by the census and give* accee* to a factory.
bureau show* that there are 62 manu­
facturing concerns in Alaska with a
Governor Harris III.
capitalisation of 110.000,000.
Chicago, June 26 — A special to the
PACIFIC AID ASSOCIATION
Pays Sick, Accident, Death Benefits
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Common «• Finishing Lumber
LAINDOX! L A IN D O M !
Irvine f Myer, Props.
Hack connects with all trains at
Seto
and morning train at Aftinkers.
Our ri^s are first-class and our horses food
drivers Prices reasonable.
Loa Angele* physician* have just re­
moved the heart of a man and after
washing it replaced the organ. The
Mtient'a chances of reenvery are good
In an accidant th* prong of a wooden
rake pierced the man's breast, carrying
in i irt which lnlged on the heart.
Record Herald from Cleveland My*
Governor Andre* I. Harris, of Oblo,
is ill st bls home in Eaton, Preble
county. Ils Is suffering from exheu«-
tlon end acute Indtgeetioo end It Is
douMlnl il he will be shle to return to
Colembus to lake up hie duties.
INJUSTICE TO WEST
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Congress Likely to Divert Mone)
Meant for Irrigation.
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USE IT TO DRAIN PRIVATI LAM)S
Virginia. North Carolina. Florida
and Other State*.
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B”tte. June 23 —A Miner special
from Hillings state* that Easterner* sre
fl icking to that | lace by the hundreds
to r«>gist*r for the Crow lands.
Today
they numhared approiinately HAU,
which I* 20U greater than it was yester­
day. Th* crowds which arrived ttvlay
wet* larger than any since the registra
tion began, which was a week ago.
The delegation of 2tMJ came in thia
morning on the Hurlington train from
the East. Most ot thoee on board came
from Missouri. Iowa and Nebraska
points. Hut one hailed from Conner
tlrnt, while another gave bls addrees
a* Sooth Carolina.
The Noilhern Pacific br night in
number* from Michigan, Wisconsin
and Minnesota. Many of the pmepeel-
Ive settlers have secured tents and have
gone to the reservation, where they
will eetal lieh camp* and make a tin r
ough Inspection of the land*.
At the
present rate the registration in this city
will not exceed 1U.OUO.
Appeal* to English Women.
Isindon, June IS.— The newspapers
this morning print an apfieal from the
women of Georgia, Kuasia, to th* w<
turn ol England, complaining that by
order of the Rueeian government Coe
serka invaded th* central and western
province* of Georgia and destroyed,
burned and looted four town* and tOtl
village*, treatirg the p< pulation with
the blm.-et brutality, not even children
eereptng murder.
Th* name* ot the
signer* ar* withheld at tbelr own r*
qneet, hot they include a prince** •nd
the wire* of many high officials.
Dowia'a Plac* of Rafug*.
Chicago. June 23.—WiltarG Voliva
was agahl on the stand in the Dowle
hearing today. He told of a osw-ret
room In th* basement of Itowie'a reel-
dence, the door ot which was lined
with steel. 11« Mid Dowie hat told
him many time* that he had oMistruct-
ed this c ha tn tier for a refuge Iw-ran«« he
believed members ot the Mae-mic order
were constantly plotting against hi*
life.
I>owi« frequently declared, be
eel I, that he was In constant danger
Root Considers Action on Maatacra
Washington, Jone 23. — Heeretarv
R >ol ie giving consideration to the Jew-
lab maaaacr»* in Rossi* paving al readv
dlsrtxaasMl them with the president. Ao
fnr tie baa taken no action.
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Crowd* of Easterner* Are Arrivirg at
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Washington, June 23.— I arty la the
present seeeton ot «wngveee Senator
llansbroogh, ol North I>ak<>la, intro­
duced a bill authorising the ri|>endl'
tore id 11 .ooO.UOO out'd the national
reclamation fund lor draining isini|i
In hie etale. When the bill went t*
fore the’commiltee on Irrigation it was
found that every acre to be i-enefitted
was in private ownership, and the hill.
It enacted, w< old not open to entry a
single acre of public land.
Notwith­
standing these diarluanrva, the senate
committee ordeteJ a favorable report
out of courleey beeauso llanvbrongh is
a member of the committee
It was
then stated that a majority ol the com­
mittee believed the bill a bed one. and
It was sttaed by several senators that II
would never lie permitted to ]>e«* the
senate. Nevei tbeleea the bill old peas
and la no* before the house, where Ila
chances of passing serin equally good.
A hill la no* pending to divert fl,-
000 000 from the reclamation fund te
dram the P enial swamp in Virginia
ami North Carolina; another is pending
to dram the Everglad«** ol Florida,
■ >nly a few days egos bill was Intro-
diiced to take another fl
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ei¡•end it in draining the big swamp*
ol Arkansas and M i » ii « i , and. in ad­
dition, there are two bills pending lor
the drainage ot swamps in Minueeota,
and three general hills providing for
the government drainage ol swamps m
all parts of the United State*.
If the Hanabrough bill psuvra, it will
open the way for these other measures
of similar character, and it will be only
a abort time before the greater portion
of the nclamatlon fund, instead of i»e
ing need for irrigating the desert lands
of the Went, as originally intended,
will be eipended In reclaiming swamps
in states that have contributed not a
cent to the rr< tarnation fur l and never
will contribute.
This legislation is a
rank injustice to the West, which is
counting on using its can public land
receipts for the reclamation of its dra
arts, and unless somebody calls a halt.
the work of government irrigation will
soon t>e brought to a standstill.
It must be remembered that, noct
thia precedent is established, it will l>*
easy for delegatee from the East and
Routh to combine and force through
hills for the drainage ot the swamp* in
the non a.ld states, and if the I ast and
South ever do combine for thia pur|>>«e,
the West will never have vnough votes
to check th* onslaught.
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