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INTEREST RATE 2 PER CENT
UBERAI RULES ARE PROMISED
No
37
The Government u< required to pay
2 i er vent interval and must exact not
h-s than 2*4 |«r cent frutn th*- banks,
Wr heard a man rec* nlly d**clarr that
the extra one quarter of « mm |»r « oi.t
-i man never had so much cause to !*•
.•in. r'i|uir.si for live payment of *■ v
firvud of his race and hnn»vlf as now.
p- .* » u: 4*..«
i*’ur a abort tino* «nth a Itiui’*-! loiiuiml
It sc*-ms to u» h«- ha» rvery r- i so*. tu
It is calculated that such a law wuuhl
of tin* J * r • ■ I « * i" 11 « I «(«wk **l tii«*
he pn*Ud of his race, but that If hr
britvg much money vut of hiding ar.d
makes hum st cumpati-uns, they ought
i« suit in a fund ranging all the way
t ' huml le him, fur tin» is th* ag< of
from Kdtt.UUU iXM to 01.UtM1.Otai.osj.
tn raclr* and the single ityliv idual, as
Almost itnnw-diatvly after the sesaiun
hr cuntrmplntea those mirhclr» tlu.t
l egan the hr»t vote was taken. I Ins
have bs-en performed in his >,wn lif*
was on the Uummins am* rdmenl to the
time, might to sliuid nslot.iah*«) at I
Sii.tMil amendment upam whten yester­
humble. It is a simple thing for a nun
day'® debate wsgol so fiercely
The
when he h«ar« th«* telephtme ring
-moot amendment looked to th*- au
answer it
But do » heatop to think
tin.matt .n of the with IraWai fro n th«
.«'hat it all signifies? Some on*, mil*'
local ba iita of tm- pasitai funds in case
a « ay, deair« a lu apeak tu h m Tu «1-*
ul war or other eatgeitcy, ami Vuliui.h.»
•ought
to
iiivaiily
tt
by
tusking
it
apply
Pesait of âmentfrren’s lo Clur'tf iid Bom t tat forty yeaia ago would have r*-
Sgs’eA, if Sile nti l| Huit, Is FipTfed
qUircd days < f travel sn.l
|x-rhri •
to war tu. the only exigency justifying
a V
E’ection hoi Knm Unîil l(x!îi| -
hours **f search. It is don« now • n
Il Erwftil (Mi?g $593 330,790
withdrawals.
ly l*v ringing a l*rll, and th*- l*u-ii «•
I he < umn ins provision went down to
Union UOor Voli is hgagiü.t
tí Oüe Billion
La» been r*d***'«**l from days II* ti
defeat, lite affirmative vole b*-ltig vast
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mimitcsuf time
Is not lh.it .« miri r I. ?
by the so tfcli«d "insuigent” Rv|*ui>u
A nan is sitting in hi- ollie«, a 1« i|
oiu aid • half doum Ucmocral». with
S< attic, March M, Incomplet«- re r ngs. he goes to the *phom- ami or *•
Wa il.lngtoo.
March
5
D-vid*ng the single «xce| tmn of Senator Mc-
turns indicat* the election of Hiram t
v .ice asks: "Is thl» Mr. St* ilh?‘* I *
prtii t| aily u on (arti lin*-». thè sen­ t'umber, a stalwart Republic an.
Oil1, Republican, a» Mayor and the answers, "Yrs'*
Mr. J**hu smith*
ati'. at t !«• «d*«»e of thè thuii s* »» on of
merest of th*' riitim- Republican city
1 • ». “ "Well, the v*>!«•<• r< • | k * i >*
thè legislative d i.y nf
arrh 3, t««!ay
WHOLUALh VÍALE* IN
ticket by a plural i y of mor* than 5000 ' your wife in latitude 4»'*. In * *yr*-*s
passed thè a .miiiistratlmi | ostai sa»
William Hickman \i*«*re. th*' livmo- lirai longitude .1 >. If* degr*-*--. from the
ings t*ank bill.
< ratic nominee, ran strong in the outly­ »tcarnship Mauritania semis lei love to
Of thè 72 vote» cast. 50 wrre in favo,
ing ward», but in th*- down town pre- you and bal» me sav ah«* la having the
of thè bill ami £2 agamd li. The neg­
tints
Gill led by 6 to I. ( baric* II lime of her life.” Is not that a miracle
ative vote» were cast by l>< mocrata, u
Miller, a barlier and nominee of the !•> make a man humble? 1 hr »igh of
wen M* En* rnv, who had olivi with
Onion I alor party, received few vote», the wind, th*- wash uf waves agsinat
thè Republican» throuph-xit thè c n-
hi* total ix-mg less than ltklU.
TfkphoOf Rain 17$
-t-
the great ship's beam is In her rars,
HS I's GanmcrcUl St.
sideration of thè bill, d • rting to I i-
I he results of th«- vote on th«- amend but her message beoda neither, it comes
own party.
t hamberlain of Oi*g. n
tnenta to the city charter a **i the 05, straight to him ami it i* as though her
vvas ih*- only llemociat who t< od with
2»>.00ii
bund issue for various public voice was in his ears. "I woild like to
A. G. IV AGERS, Prop
Salem, Oregon
thè Republiean» In favor of thè tuli.
i’ortland. Ore. Mar-h H, (Sp«jcial> — improvements will not I m * known until go to Havana to apeml a few weeks
As il go«» to thè liiHise thè * i I au
t
. .It w.-Bt'.o la over. but |
t borii- * thè var ous m*mey <>r er < - Th«- most thoroughly ci|ulp|x-d farming tomorrow
d
'monstration
train
ever
run
in
this
liie
mayorality
enmpaigti
center*
«1
a
i
afraid
of that awful fev* r thst has
partmertts in t! r p *■*> ,f!!.-e lo ave t
suina **f om- dollar or more frutti d<- »late will be operated U> rough Eastern around the <|u«**tion of a "wide open" raged there for m ire than a hundrrrt
'
. i., tl,v i) R. 4 v tr m M ar* t* town. t.iil promis*«! ■« liberal govern- years.” aaya a man. Th«- answer is:
poa torti and tu deiosit these suro» in
f
th*- l*«-al banka, wh-r« tir none) is tu 21 tt* April I. Tne railroad is acting in merit ami Moore pledged him** If ’ tu "You n«*c*l not fear that fever. Some
conjunction with th- Oregon Agilcul strict enforcement of ah the law », The ' *!evota*d men went on to Cuba, at the
A .\\pd.d Qvf.uH
remam. unica» withdra vn by thè Presi-
tu. al College, at Corval la, and a rom- new City Council is almost solidly Ite- risk of their lives; th* y instituted an
dent in case of war or o'her evi .enei .
|*ete*it corps of le -turers on ail agricul­ publican.
f«*r every u»e.
i iveatigation, ami discovered that th**
In *•»»*• of th i» u ill«’tt w a* t-'i< futal»
Ci't encruuM-
tural
subjects
will
accompany
the
tram,
f ner wa.s transmit!*« I from people who
ar*- tube investe»! in Gi veinment se-
ly RII. Two
were ill to well people by a moaquito.
cinti •«, byt vv th th** pr viso that such deliver a>ldrv»ses and demon-Irate the
hip pockets.
They exterminated the mosquito ami
»••curiticx will n< t drxw le » tta’i2'4 agricultural apparatus carried The
Feiled seams.
that fever pas»*- I away.'* Was not
per cent inter. *t
The control of thè train «ill visit Hom! River. Wasco,
Con '.inuoua
that a tniracle in feed? Anil, us it w as
fonda 1« v »te ! in a l***ar>l > f tr »te*-» Sherman, Gilliam, Morrow. Umatilla,
fly.
jMtrformed, was it not aa though a
re n > »1 »1 of thx I’.jal mu- ter General, I inon. Wallowa and Raker counties,
n* Vase »»On
»frange Disease Whkh i» Prevalent great moral leatrnn was meant to be
tb*- S--cr.tiry of thè Trea ury and thè ih purpoM- of the tnp i* to encourage
NUCT13. 'Ml! & (0.
diversified farming and Ur further the I
in the Risky Mountains
I right? Th«* first caa*' of yellow fry. r
At
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or
u-/
G
i-ral.
Th
•
sg
.-regate
bai
M »>»~j4U'»rrv8
improvement of agricultural meth*sis
ever known cam«- when th«- hold of a
'«*'*» cl
illowt»I t<> « JiI* | <is t *>i la 0500
al »ve ship was o|*cn«l and th«- wr«*trt>es
and ih * jwrson i» p*rinitt*d lo depoait and country life condition® in the teiri
lory visit««!.
in hams fount! there were givetf s**mr
mori thxn fi1*' in any «»*«*• n xvh
Dr John F. Aial-rson of the l*ubli«
Great go**! ia expected to result from H-aith aisi Marine Hospital Service f **«h air Th*- Urdte-i State» wa*l«*d
the tnp. subjects to ire discusod, lias just announces! the discovery of a I ng, but it Anal.y strrlch««t out a
according to the needs of the <liffei«-nt new mslailv, prevalent in the Risky a tvereign arm an I thr •ttl««t thr «lav* ry
local, ties visited, are the following: Mountain region, which is said to l*e there. Was it not in perfect accord
(Mrultry, dairying, horticulture, mure uim of the most deadly diseases known with justice arxl merry >hat alamt the
aisi better livestock, chemistry of the to medical science, and is designated a «me time the fever, born of slavery,
soil, rotation of crops, coiuu-rvalion of •"tick fever." At first. says Harper's s'aruld la* driven away?
For thmisi im I-* *>f years men "went
moisture and
general agi icultural W.ckly, it war Ix'ii* - v - I that the new
meth «is. Ah told, M towns will lie disease was similar to th*' ordinary but d *wn into the ««-a in ahipa ** Ev ry
visited and lectures and demonstrations usually fatal typhus fever, which kills year the s iisla anti t'« »> as exacted
will lie given in each. Ih« best farm­ thousands of persona every year in the I teir penalties in life ata) treasi n*.
ing apparatus and methods will be IT iit«i States. I.ater Investigations, Tne savage from a log scoop« tail tt <•
taught by demonstration as well as in howev* r, u|»*'t this theory, and in c 'liter of it and makes a canoe. 1 he
enlightened ra.es eX|ieriinetit<*U I r
theoretical lectures
order to investigate tin- strange dim aae
thouaanda of years in budding i p- ,
Forest supervisors of Oregon, Wash­ more fully Ur.
Anderson went to
a d the win«i» and seas <-olle*-t* d then
ington and Alaska will meet in Port­ Mexico, m which country he s|*ent
tariffs in lives and treasure. Finally
land March 21-28. The program In­ much time studying typhus fever, that
the miracle of the steam engine mater
cludes many subjects of great import­ country being considered th«- most fer
ini x*d. latter men went to th«
<**i
ance in tlie administration of forest tile breading ground for typhus, owing
.nines, extrarteri th« ore; th* v incited
affairs and the gathering will have to |»s>r sanitary comi tions After a
it and thrn with Are arxl air converted
much to do in shaping |*olicira to t*e thorough investigation l»r
Andrr-on It into steel, thrn ac<M>|*«'d out th«* steel
followed m future
L F. Krieipp, As­ became convinced that typhus fever
a« «lore the savage thr log and made a
sistant Forester, will attend the con­ was altogether different from the new
boat; then tilled the engine to th«* la*at
ference as the representative of the di ea»«-, and after exhaustive ex|x-ri-
rnd now go out atxl challenge all the
Washington office, ll being impossible ments with the bacilli of the recently
fury of storm atxl wave, but ri !e ar-
Sorings Choicest Millinery
fur Funster II. S. Graves, who sue- discovered malady his imlief was con-
cure. Alxiut all Ihry fear now ia th«-
c* «ded Gifford Pint hot as the h* ad of firmed In experiments with gvinea
In New Spring Suits
fog, and one <>f the»«- days another
the bureau, to come. The aupervUura pllf, an<| injection of blood drawn from
Ti e surpass
in.taele will pn«h.rr a light that will
will discuss methods to tw followed in (,ati.-nt» suffering with typhus f«ver
ing btautyof
la rielratr the fog an I giv«- warning «»f
W«* tak«* pride in in­
meeting common problems ami success- (ailed to prtaJuce the same ouxlitions
where the breakers lash th«- shore.
this seasons
ful experiments in m<*etmg difficulties which provailed in the animal* when
viting your inspect­
Aril G««l said, "l et there I h - light, aiwl
will be told for the benefit of all. In the bacilli of “tick fryer" were inject­
styles is well
there was light." Through millions of
ion of the splendid
the interchange of exp«>rieneea and new ed. Similar Inoculaliors of monkevs,
eara, that light had no rival save the
di n.or.strat •
ideas tne supervisors hove to profit raid it* aid rat« pr duced identical re-
styles in lathes suits
blase of the lightening. But finally a
largely at the coming aeasion.
ed in . the
a.ilta. Th* se results were conclusive nortal set a wheel in a stream and a
for spring 1910.
evidence
of the <lis*imilarity of the two little apimratus on shore and pr»s!u<'*->l
Traffic
arrangements
are
being
com
<• h a r tn i n g
Among the new ar­
pie led t*<-t ween the Hill railroads. The maladies.
exactly such light as first illuminated
sty i«-s and ef­
Great Northern, Northern Pacific and
The new disease exists in a rnnslder- th« universe. Now all th«- homes in
rivals are the Rus­
Sposane, Portland A -cattle, atsi the erable number of * nw* in Montanr, great ritiea are lighted by that same
fects which
sian Blouse cutaway
Oregon Electric Railway whereby a Nevada. Idaho, Oregon atxl Wyoming. celestial dame. That is on«* of tho
will lie here
plain and
tailored
traffic int* rchange will lie ratal lishrd A strange thing about it is that it ia striking miia* l«-aof thr age. To catch
on the ojien-
thftt will give the Willamette Valley a found only at high altilud**S, and does an«l ho <1 the very light that fill* II e
models. The color­
competing
line with the outhern Pa­ not prevail south of 40 degrees or north -«leatial city in which there ia n«j night.
ing day for
ings are black and
cific on transcontinental freight. This of 47 degree» latitude. It IS prevalent And now man has gr< wn more audaci­
your inspec­
arrangement ia found to prove an ad­ exclusively in the spring aixl earlv ous still, and esaavs to rival th«* blrda
white,
navy, tan,
vantage to the people of the whole summer. The theory is that the dis­ that on joyous wings seek the soft air
tion and ap­
mode, green, dark
valley for competition in transporta­ ease ia contra* t«-d through the bite of s of the south In winter anil th«* bracing
proval.
and light grevs. etc.,
tick which inf*’>iU the torses anti cattle northern air to make their summer
tion, aa in everything rlae, ia helpful.
Ilogs broke all former records in the on Western ranges. The crisis of tie home. These are but a few of the
fancy fas’enmgs and
NEW SPRING MOI »ELS from
a e
PortlaisJ market late last week, when fever is reached almut the twelfth day. miracles that have come to man in the
unique trimming ef-
th*-remarkable price of III a hundred with a temiHTWture ranging at lot* de laat two srore years, until now m* n
Exact copies of the best French models.
tfects. Also the new
pounds, live weight, was paid by local Itr• ■ violent eruption of the akin ia are saying, "Surely we are but a little
Untrimmed shajies in
at tempting prices,
packers for the Iwst Eastern Oregon "b® of the certain symptoms. The lower than the angels." In them there
coats, waists, skirts,
full line copied from the worlds best models.
porkers. This price was not only the mortality is fully 70 per .-ent. Now is much to exult over, but in thr splen­
gowns,
and
after
­
highest ever paid here in the memory that the disease has been classified dor aixl majesty of them all. It seems
Burnt Ixeghomes, Milana in natural anti burnt,
of
packers but leads the whole United Search for a rematly has been institut to us the heart of the ordinary mortal
noon
dressi^s.
hair braids, hemp, chip hat and rough braids.
Stat s for the last half century at least. ad. Ex
should grow humble amid their ^i*>ri«*s
A complete line.
|| Prices to suit every purse.
F*>r about one week Portland has hatl
ami the greater glories just Iveyond.
the distinction of leading the whole
Ixiok here' I can furnish you with
Th«- Nttws hu arrang««l a clubbing
United States in being the highest groerriee, lunch g«x«ta, j»»t cards,
pri* «d hog msrket. When hogs went stati«mery, an*! school supplies, con­ rate with the Youth's Comnanion Pub­
to 010.10 snd 010 25 last werk, it was fectionery snd tobarroes Orders taken lishing Co. by which the F antiam
th Might the limit had been reached but for office sunpliea an«! rublwr stamps. Nrwa ami the Youth's Companion ran
th** jump to III shows the scant supply Agency for the American Weekly.
be supplied for 12.a year. The last
ALBANY
of high class porkers in this msrket and
named paper is the leading weekly
C. O. G ough .
the strong demand.
Scio, Oregon. magazine published in the country.
OREGON
opportunity
SAFE INVESTMENT IN A HOME COMPANY
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Orchard
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OREGON TITLE & TRUST COMPANY
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FOR FABMEHS’ BENEFIT
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
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A NEW MALADY
1 he Greatei
Chambers and McCune Store
Announce tl.eir Spring Opening and pre-Easter Display
of Millinery and I aches Ready-to-Wear Garments on
Saturday, March 12, 1910
You are Earneáuy Requested to be Present
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Chambers &, McCune
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