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Newspaper Page TextVISIT PANAMA Secretary Taf. Will Show Fear of America Undue. m IDEA Or CREATING COLONY President1 Desires Republic to Know Alma of This Nation - Party Will Co in November. Washington, Oit. 21. The president lias Instructed Hocretary of War Taft to ..rocem! at an early date to l'anama to confer wltti the president of that re- nubile with a view to compromising The our or service. President Moves In Slocum Disaster Inquiry. Washington, Oct." in.Th.'report of the United Hist, commission oi invesr tlKHtion Into the disaster to the steam er tienar.l Blocum was mad public to day. In connexion wiui " pi- . . i . .. . . i .1 1 . i.ro nl fiml nvS 01 Uie coin.ii'.."" . l,i tha inuort. liel(H'M KOOiw sjvmw - - a , ,.! ffi whom the report, was sou rnltted, ha written a iwwnurr.,.c,.; M..i,..lf. dt the denartmeni oi com- .,. and labor, briefly summarising ti.. ,..,w,r. end diieetlnu him to cany "'i '--- - ! .... ii.. Into efftx-t the recommenuoiis o. " oontrnlMlon. i I... .i, Int a ho c reels mat w . ..w , , ert H. Hodle, supervising Inapt-dor oi it,. d atr i:t. sieamnoav iimi"- ii ami James A. Pumont the differences that have arlaen between . r, ,. Bl.frelt. m-.al liispec ,i,ru of the port of rew i. m.i I. ,.1.1 jw.rilurutifiA 11IH L'UIII III IBfMUtt t ieuniMW riws, no". w"'" ,, . . ... .... i..s, , n, .imhi. . .1th the secretary of state and asc-Har, f- - Ibe rUocum .f war. end thu secretary u .iui, din! 1 aurunuaow. ..I....I i.. ...i..ui... t tti'iinmimnv him a r.,...iiild to the report is a report onhLtilpto Panama. It .a .mpoe- rom lie i "" .... .,.iu .- n t he secretary l:r""""' .,, iuww.;e"j - " lit.u .1 Mutlnr end tlie liieim""" of war can 'leave for Panama, but probably on November 14. It ia hie purpose to o to rannma on stirfOCATCD AT A HRC the ermv tra"nBHort Bumnef from ew . .1. u ...... T. ft im millifir liVlr..iF Drruiflt LOSC LIVCS in Ola. nm icm . 1 1 wm. 4h pre.Wt.nt to take with him who- York Tenement noiisc, t. n.,,e In connection with the New York, Oct. 18. Jour persona RACE OP WAR WHY BANKERS DO NOT TALK. CathUr Uerlarre that Ther Have Ne Time for Vt'orda. "You never hiard a banker talk Is RllSSianS TlV tO Make SOUlh your life." aald WHiwn 8. Webb, caah- r-i, . t f ,in ii-r or me Muaoun avID8 i'an, iu OFFICIAL DIBFXJTORT. ROADS ARE IN THEIR Retirement tslOrdcred Alter Ter rifle rightlna. In Which Much Damage Is Inflicted. Mao Yang, Oct. 19. General Oku, commanding the Japanese left, baa ad vanced from hii poeition on the south bank of the Bhakhe river in the direc tion of ChlenliuchanuUieo, 15 mllea nrih from liana Cheng, with detach- New the Kanana City Journal. The ther- iiKiiriAlAf. wan ajinrlncr nn inward t)lA PAYOR Wa and Mr. Webb was making every ITort to kefp cwil, but even with the aid of an electric fau be waa euxeed lnj only moderntely well. "They don't have time to talk and even If they did they don't know bow. 1 am apeaklng of the averaice banker. for, of courae, there are exception to every rule, but a a a matter of fact 1 never heard of a banker who ever made a suwm of apeaklng or talking (or publication. They usually prefer to alt and Udten to someone else talk and then when that person la tbrouh faltod tata. Framrtmt - Theo4or Kooaarsit Vtca-Hreirtf!t.. ... Swatarir of ("at J1- Hf!iry ol Trraniiry. . I.yman J. pxirrtarf ( Interior-. . Z. A. il hvH Scrlr ol Kar .....-.--...-...-a. K. KncH -wot tarj of Naf J"h Jxpt ptma.tcr-Jwral,.. .CharlM Kmnrv Umlth . i.........,.r John W.T1M ftTtarr ol Agrtcnltiire , J' Wiimn Com otuerai Joa uim dhh. tat radaral Omlal. , John H. Mlhrfl Renetors. l"" :ha. W. Kulu.n ' i .. 1. N. Wllllamaun CotiRTtatmea. .TbomM H. Tonua Intertial Rtdu Collator. . V. M. nnt ?-":f:W V. B. Mar.LalL.Jl W. F. Malhewi TICKETS To and from all POINTS EAST vta SHORT I.IIII work at .und, and whe the personnel JZ .dthepaityhaanotyeUwu arranged k 0,lbll) U!nni(Jt house at 4t la thought It will be a la.ge " ia Moor atreet, Williamsburg, early Jtepresenting Panama will be Minister t,K)By ,xw 0f the injured, a boy and Obaldla. Admiral John O. Walker girl, prcbably will die. Incendiarism ...... . (a MnutuM' lill. will go .. . repremuuanve o. ...... - , nhe lM.met commission. Judge Chaile Magoon. nd ran ,,p , ,lllm, waiter shaft cans the law otlker of the conuiiission and t))e prowat.d fluU to fill rapidly il. l.tiruati fit inatilar affairs, and who .Ith amoke. The flames spread haa'tieen of much assistance in framing through the flats oil orders and regulations for the canal airiu alan will be of the tariy. The inemlMirs ol the senate and house com iiittees dealing with the isthmian ffaira will be invited. Aa the entire trip, it is expected, can le made inside ,( a month and little legislation Is i-xpected within the first two weeks of the approaching session of congress, it is believed the committeemen will find the fourth and fifth floor, and escape for the persons asleep there was cut off. Firemen and police did heroic wors aim wm more than a score, 15 of whom were lmost suffocated. Thewi were removed ...mi fat l,rin's hospital. Two chil- W f a . ,lr..n am'inir the nomUr were in oy- inn fifilU i One flieman in attempting a daring . t .. ......La ti.l liait rescue was overcome ny ..u" to lie rarried out by his fellows. Th loas was only about 13,000 Keveial fires occurr-a in uie nemin-".- , .t. .ii,i i. u to tuey will often nwite aome wmrami menu pus ... g " llmt may or mnJ not amount to any the west of rushung, and the east oi re Filling. II is General Oku'i object to a)y M &imt ijUt it )g a fact never make Impossible the retreat of the Kua- tDole.. -i oi,.n the ra lwav . ihe -They are usuany an eo-j-K..inK, enemv'a main force 1a based at Chlen- never-get angry tort; too. Ail yet enemy a main ion- . . .. they have every reason to be angry lluchangtseu, extenu.ng ror tore, .,... - Rt am why, only northward with isolated bodies 01 1 tll afterno,n a man came in here and troops on both sides of the railroad. Imido a fuo 0f himself. He had a Russian reserves are located above and n.ntter of a few hundred dollars In below the bridge leading acrosa the the bank, and for what reason I can't nciow in . . . ... i.MnA ti drpw It out at the paying Hun river, northwest ol Man.ia.pao, J and the Russian light ia hastening to wM o tw,ce dciM)H,tei lt again reach this position, . at the receiving teller's window. The The rearguard has already been en- receiving teller counted the money Mired by the Japanese, but the Russian carefully and handed the man a re gsgeu uj iuC , I ...... - hi, mnncr. Then there was sc-out. posted on the bill, eaat o - dafu were observed yesterday alternoon rewlpt was ?20 short, of the and a change of plan cf Russian retreat rt lna, gmount drawn from the pay- is expected. Ing teller's window, but from no fault -.i t . ti.. i,...u n riiht was I nf either of the tellers. At the aeK 1IIB rcvrrai ui I - . . .. ...jli. ......i. tt.al where our friend had preceuuu uy wnio -' - - part of General Oku's forces, which re- stubborn struggle lasting Cnltari Stat I.aad Oflleara. tbi baLLH. oaioo". Kfi.tr zlmlr;M'i EtiTer - " '"n LA SKASba, OKWJOK. rWl.tT W- "'ti" ketalTer., J. 0. Bwackhaimer JT. FJLUL.CULUTH, HIMXEiPQUS. tHICiSJ AMD POINTS CAST. Oorarnflr Bwretarr ol Stal..., Htata or ro. ... I .,. . Tnrirt RImmki Dtalaa Gao. E. Cham benaia "- r -.-Mmakini library Cars. ..J. I. Dunbar C. 8. Moora ....A. M. Crawlord Traaaurar.. tn.n..Jl.nfrrhl.. aiiot. o( Public InfWuction- J. Irintar J. R- Vt bltnev rrmtar. - 8 Bnoremi iudse V. . -. Mo?r f c. E. woiverwn ... -r. . Q..V, 1 . ti f 'n m tn i t im v.ara i chambarlaln Gama Warden s;.AIJ,b.'l H,"1.! Hb Coromltloner r- rvriu;. "T'' T Vctcrluarr burgeon n m. PAILT TRAINS. FAST TIME. timntomake the trip. One reason ,., ,1,..:,. .i.- ailv hours twlay, all . r, i. i i . i ....Ii.l . .. i i .... Tl,.. aniM-ared to ...... is becauM he feels as have len starUil by the ssme hand as " v' l .. . . . i . i luitnttiunll fi tail were uiscvi'ip ... " tenements. Only tne one noieu, uow ever, was accompanied by loss ol me they must legislate for the next ten years concerning the canal strip they will lie better qualified for this im porUnt work by a personal knowledge of conditions on the isthmus. There were ruumors to the effect that Secretary Taft's trip was caused by liictlon ln-tween the three controlling adsmiuitj on the Isthmus, the Panama Blath Judicial DUtrlct. Clrct.lt Jud.....S J For rates, folders an4 fun lnforaattoB ratwAV lag Uckeu, routes, eto., call on or adoraia H.DICKSON, , . City Ticket Agent, Portland, Oa. J.W.PHAtO,T.P.A- ' m Third BC, Portland, Oa. A. B. C. DENNISTON, O. W. P. A.. 112 iit At... Seatua, Was, CARNCSTLY DCSIRC PEACE. suited in . over three hours, covering a terntorj of nearly five miles. The Russian ar- tillcry directed a sU-ady fire at the ex- tieme right flank of the Japanese lelt, fnrpinir It to retreat one mile across a series of low hills. There a rally was effected and reinforcements were re ceived from General t)kua main aiiny, The extreme light returned to its . . . . ; - . if VipaW orlKinai position, eui'i'u. "i -w aitillery fire from three strong pomta. After an artillery duel of leas than ball an hour, the Russian fire opened all along the line and a furious attack as delivered by the Russians, which tem porarily skipped the Japanese advance. The enemy was repelled, but lepeated tjie attempt to dislodge the Japanese vanguard eii times, being worsted in every Instance, uui iuu.-n en damage and sustaining terrible '.osses. After the sixth advance the Russians tnrned to a hasty retreat. They left counted the money waa a 9 bill lying In plain sight He had not noticed Jt wncn ne picked up hla money and consequently he Jumped at the conclusion that he had been 'short changed' and he came to me with all aorta of chargea against the paying teller. After be had ex hausted hla wrath I told Mm that pos sibly he liad made a mistake and that If he would look on the desk wnere no had counted the money ne wu.i.u find the mlsalng bill. lie did and you nover saw a man look so email In your life. He said never a word, but walk ed out of the building. Now you know why a banker doesn't talk much." 'Marrow County Officials. Joint Senator..:. w'pheul "H""""" i , .F.M.iirtffin County CommiMioners r ' fe.C. Anhbaugb ..Vavrter Crawlora E. M. Bhutt 11. Mchtenthal W. i.. Baling County Clerk County Hiinn... 4tThe Milwaukee" County Treaiurer., Va'-thlv County Surveror J,.r I r-,..,r... uhnni n'nrVntendeiit...Jay W.Hhipley rnimfv i:nroner....:Lj........-...-I'. Kietner block inpector...-- . C. Kirk Mayor... Counollmen A familiar name for the Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul Railway, known .11 over the Union aa the Great Railway ..... w- . . Stfl A-.t .a Hcppnar Town Offleora. running the "i'tOnr JAmuea nem every day and night between BU faui &10! Und Chicaeo', and Omaha and Chicago, "Z. Phti Cohn i.Tbe orliy perfect trains in the world." ..0. K. Farnsworth TJnderstand ; Connections are made with Recorder . ' Ti-aiurar- .j . . Manbal "- Japanese Shocked at Victory Won With Such Shedding of Blood. T,.win Ort. 19. There la a strong am! lor peace In the appalling Iran- th(,,r d(,at .d several guna behind, J.r-"'","m- l: ..l l;. .5r in ..li. w. nrmgs I xrannconnueiiu" '"t passengers the best service known. Luxurious coaches, electric lights, steam heat, of a verity equaled by no othet line. Bee that your ticket reads vis "Ths miwunkw!" when ffoinz to any point la t-recinct .. .. . . ill r.VVQ Juttlcs of tha Peace- r. Wllliamt the Unitea omra ur " Heppner School Dlatrlet. Director T. J. Watlock, E. U. fihutt, J. M. Hagar. Clerk-L. W. Brigg. t'ontiable............ G. B. Uatt agents Bell them. R EDFIELD & VAN VACTOa ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW government, the American ministr and Uj. which Is now under enactment in nm,,aged to Uke with them the Willi HI IIIICO l"i a . as - - I . a I 11 i. the canal commission, but Taft explicitly denies this. 4J .... a... I ia a I If ...aj.Klir tal "'' .'" - -,. ... . Ureter num fenciously tor a wees, aim " . - flhtinil still continues. U is prooauir Wouno.-u that the death roll will be largely in cieased before the final shot is fired. The nreliminary reports Indicate that .1 - - - " ... ' I. -r..ri. ia nrrinn Wanhlnoton ana .i,.i Aft nun rren on UOtll Sloes ua 111114 ... -! " RIIVUI wn"-. . ll.n.H i .1,1. o. kit ad or WOlinouu, MIS m of the latter and their WILL RESTORE LANDS. CZAR MUST TAKE INITIATIVE. .. . I n,i.. rini Katlnnal Bank. HeDDner. The more varied a man'a accomplish menta the less money he can make. . ... ,. -or 1 hair to n W. PHELPS A Kin una w 1 j - I r - , . .. . i v. believe lt Is any more wan oiouue. A woman's dinner party talk la al most a foreign language to her family. woman hae a hard time convinc ATTORSEY-iTUW. For rates, pamphlets or other infos mation, address, i J. W. Casey, -H. S.Rowb, Trav. Paaa. Agent. tienarai Agau '' PORTLAND. OEEQON. Dr. M. B. Metzler tlon of them lieing Russians, I r ' .... . the armies oi me two iu.Sntu Idaho to Be Washington. (Vt. 21. Within a .1 tl.a lnlrinr Since flllOlt limo M"o o.c.-.7 ... - n,Ukt wilt .eatore to entry add.tion. .ami. -TJ' ' ,,7. j.n.nese. to whom the in Oregon that have been withdrawn - . p,ramonnt import i,..rarilv l..r orest reserve punoaea. great victory . u .,.,. ........u. " - . . .... "li I lu addition to the lands rec I It.. Illatak l.witl ...... - i.i. .i... i. ii,. urnnnand Pie are receivinii limlntiona will embrace an nl f,H2.40 acres. These are found not su i,nrtiAM.a. A -,,.! to tie restore-l to entry are luclud withdrawal in Baron Havashl Tays Japan Cannot Judge If It Is Time for Peace. Ixndon, Oct. 19. The Japanese min ister here, Raron Hayashi, in an inter- vi Ing herself of all the things ahe con vlncea her husband. When her ambition Is to be known aa a "eood woman" Bhe is a genera tlon beyond her teens, u'han a man has to support his Office In Odd Fellows New Building. Heppner. Oregon. -F KAKK B. KISTSER DENTIST PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON iew today, on the result ol last wees, a nim h.. mothcr .ays he haa . . .. lll. Ik. A..nr.lalo.t PrOH- I" . . . ve puptwea. a . k . hv .... .,0Bht. tlgnving, .u - Bn artlgtlc temperameuu ently eli.nl -nee. - .Ihe wiU continued through A cna guosa out a a,tuation rT', nle. re receiving the new. from the Office, Patteraon's Drug Store. Kesldenca wltb J. A Patterson Offica in Odd Fellows' New Building. Call and Sea Me. the winter, which in some respects is . out of ten where ahe would ...LL.i. field of battle calmly, and there can be moe .ujuhie for operations than the ml8g ,t every time reasoning. i i I iiuanl nn shouts in the streets pro- .BmmAr. The next point of real lm- . v,on(ii man asks a Klrl ITU. 1 licno wiw ... , . ... , nat tT I t Ia Tin I'ooa I ' . ...itahh. lor forest resrve claiming the victory u. porUnce to oe llri - S tl a K. Kaw Mags a.e displaye.1. Probab y whe 1Rt , JZXFl l In S late, on there will be. process,o with .,,, t0 prr D R. A. K. HIGG3 I ass, 1 if motm hor hluah . .1 tO CO DUCKY nuiug, . accompiisi.e.. iuro ..h,h Bh8 wln 8it on. ,ted. iV V. J . . u u - - i taken is Tie prevent the Japanese ad special attention (riven to diseases of the ar, nova ana inroth uiawea pruysi. eel in the Rogue river Houlhern Oregon . . . i " . .... i.... " .. .. .. i . itf u mnrwiv over wneiner . . 1 1 M.-ai inn. mi L mriiv I ii..,,tn ' I , b uwj . ... . . HUraiw urui - , IVimniu... , I - . ...... .,. nl.rlmr are beard many expressions oi opinion jhe mlnistor expressed Uie utmost tie haa Deen iouuu vuv . ,. neppner, Oregon. . . . l . . . . a:. .... i .. .ii... tKiira Ha ia triT 1 1 ii tr -....Vi .i i!mi.ti,.n. In that no demonstration oi any Ironlidcnce in the lmmwnaie connuu.- Uookey his mouier vu mere win i ...... ...... ...u a mnmun Jannnese .! . i.n.n,ia a.ivame. adtlinir: . i i ............ ... ..... I rouui DC iivi'i. . vion n'" w ' . ruutiKu. vashingw.n . a Pre.s cot n-spon- ..W ith reference to the peace arba- belIeve9 tUat the restored to entry in that i'ate ..o.oou .,.. . i.i.i.u. I Mn onlv sav that the desire 'l.r' t . thB hr.n.s restora- "'-'"'"" i. . " CI I f,linD nf hit. rresuicnt ai -y- --.-" 1 . "ve nave won . a - ior peace is ov ..-.- - children he wouia write ner an i I . . . . i.!.v. ..riu In I 1 .... i i. ........ H nf tha l.nrmr we I up ner . uinm.u rlsive victory n inc.. " i - i manny, "-ihi G. W. REA . . . . .......... acres, in nmno evi-n tim.aareto m lnsde, au-aregating 4'20.fin0 ach-B in all. All theneclimina ITTORNEt-JT-LlW .. t -at .. nf -nf a-fttillTrV Pi IML" I . ..1 A 4 1. au-ln ltnatP HI1W IHH lions are made un.lcr the oruer oi . w,il, nnr own losses V ii.. it la late in the day ti 1.resident,who has and ihe ,1 slaughter which on, at what i. happening. It thatwitiuiiawa.s ... ..v , inflicted on the enemy. houy hVe 'x-en foreen and prevent- vrithhodng from set e more the necessity I. not tor Japan to judge if the area. o. ....... . J" " - o wllkh oircd n. to engage in thl. war. V(me ,lM .rrived to talk about peace. taken np. In all, 6,107,ftuu acres oi - This rests with the government of fcm- ...... t..i. ... ..w... tn l thrown oncn II his rests win o h n. neror Mcholae. - . . to entry in various states fine Land May Be Thrown Ope Hoquiam, Wash. Oct. 10.-0. II. Kh..llar. sutiervlsor oi lorratry oi n.r Time to End War. Waahlnoton. Oct. 19. The up autograph letter. When a woman can't think of any thing else to make herself miserable she will rend over all her oiu iove iei tcra and cry to think how different it now. A Helpful Sptrtt, Thor hsd at first been six names on h list of candidate to be sent by ar in popular vote from the little seaport I " . ..... 1.... ..w,.ia.tf C. 8. Commissioner. Homenteed flllngs and an liual proou made. Office one door eaat P. O., Bor'g's Jewelry Store. HKPPNER OREGON u. vinirnt Storm In florid. Miami, Hi., Oct. zi.a vio.eu. ma.e u. - , n..,lt vallev ih OrW hss enliste.1 the closest at- town to the gTear. lair, uui tmm broke over this place Kunda, day from a trip I In t e Qui "JWj ' 75. ration, and it is the list had dwindled, for two o the about nightfall. Telegiaph wiic. were where he had been or th J"0", ' at , etime i. approaching when candldntes went so far ahead of all blown down and the railroad tracks examining se ve J" M 1 ' Je , 8lieutI., u,e Mt tUftt it bc-ame . farce to were obstructed .nd not until May now in ha Olympic tor, J-' 'VS move towd th." re.toratioa reuln the other names, w.s communication restore.!. Ihe While Mr. 'J,.," .re ' l'resident Roosevelt has u waa when affairs had been at atorm attained . minimum teloelty of -at M" rPn ?!0nTtUr.t al ready to nse bis tl,U point for three weeks and within . . . ... I. .. . ..I..,, tuP M 1,1. 1 1 1. u 1 V ft I lirill.llK inn... iiieiaiiin exient. mo - - tote, with s crew of eigljt and fourj-as-wngers, was wrecked. our trover n sure.1 that both sidns to a of this kind aie willing. To Avenfjc Murder of Missionary. Washington, Oct. 21 John Tylr, A mntli an vice consul general st Tehe ran. Persia, has cabled tha state da- analnst fleet of Kosmos Liners .. ....... Han Fianclaco, Ot;t. 19,-Six new t,,0ught me how 1 couiu neip yU, "I didn't know what to do, saiu .i. Mnttlo. with it distressed look In her eyes. "I want you to go and t .nt tmr to eo: so at last I be- Attorney-at-Law. OREGON UNION PACIFIC Only Lln East vi Salt Lake and Damn Office tn Peiaos Hotel, Heppner, Oregon. TWO TRAINS DAILY. V. GENTRY, TONSORIal ARTISTS. SUAV1MO IB CENTS. . . . . . i i .... ........ . ..... ii, tha ihih haa tHii'irsiniiH y ri'viirnn. he pTl-r; oi SW. l-rt im- the wrecking of h. .rank . ... been . rnediately themnrde,er.ofIr.l.abUil, n.n.lted .nd totally d.srtroyl. The U,e American missionary who was house wa. f.ame . t". v Vflled many month, ago by fanatical 125,000, ,nd MA Vrrsiuna. Horns of the men already most be.ut.ful borne. In Northern In- controversy House Is Blown I 'p. Indlanspolls, Oct. 10.A telephone meesaue from Uennssellaer reports that . . . m. ...... t t..ff.i. the r.si.e. c. "";- . B(,ded to the fleet of Z "w,t Into Jon,' and bought ten preal-ienio. t... 'Vr'l'.r,. ,rt ,,iv the freiKht ," iM of soap and put half the liainst Whom WUirum-i"" '" ""- H".r" . ' 1: ......I.. " ... . l,nlS fnr her." 1 for allegi'd complicity in trade between tins pnr ant. "";"' coupons in tor ju -- The vessels ar. to I largi-r . ... , .,.. . . . . ..... n ., m m.ft. t onierrHi some oi v. yiuiu 4.i.. Flna Bath Koomi tn connection. . Shop two doors north ol Palace Hotel. DR. J. W. VOGLE EYE SPECIALIST. I.ava twan antirehendcd. and the tela- dtana. Vram la nnderstmHl to mesn that the titheri are to be brought to justice. faster than those now running to this port, a.lsretotJeequ.prr . w.v i"-" ft. vour... BaUl tho vlcUm. pay- accouimixiaiions. us ""'". ",,-.,, ...n.i bv the way. bow present operates steamer, between Pug- Ing hla check, and by the way u ,t sound and Hamburg, via this port, did you happen to Pe T, ",n.f on tXZ. Central .nd Honth American the blllof wlthajt thab Dally - TIMS SCHEDULES. Deily DarAais Hirreia, Oa, Aaarraa aaaaawaaaaiaBwiBwn rastMatl- For Eut and Wast I 1:00 a. . ' Fast Mall From East and West l:U . as. Expre , For East and Wart 1:00 a. m. Eiprew From Eut and West lilO f. m. MAKES REGULAR TRIPS TO! HEPPNER AND MOR ROW COUNTY. STEAMER LINES. Bam FaAXcitco-PoTLAD Botrra Btaaja. taUi from PorUand I p.m. avsry days. Harris Is Appointed Inspector. Washington. Oct. 21. I'leshliint n....ia Aftrr Tast Cruisers. London. Oct. 1.-The Daily Tele- LpU. the word he define nb's Ht. retersburg col respondent lump or weigm "i fleet Battered by roklo, Oct. 10. It la anlhoritlvely . .. . .. I. !-.. ft... I .1 t.i.l reporteil that me kubbi.ii ' Arthur Is suffering- severely from the llooseve.t1.Hlay appointed Ira Harris tire of the Japanese Jam. b. Ueric. ' U).t Ru,a ,B pUa rrwtg. M supervising Inspector or t he su...- nnpon. ... - '-,7, th, ... LuchMlpg wren fast cruisers, three . . I... ...... 1 1.,., a..rvlin nr I llil riMHtnil to aoit.e ..o . . . . . ni.il. ..l A rnnnl na anil one " v'J- vl f t.n. ..I Hob. oortcd cantur. ol another blorkad earn . n.n -a- iiisuii'i . ' ...... i . ntora uraiu. the restaurateur. Oh. res. that s rre way Webster little excuse Is usually a lit In dis- I gulsa. GIBSON & LOGAN Shaving Parlors . m m Tbras Doors Boutb ot PoAtoSlo. ) Stiaylna. SBa Ualrouiilua, S5a. Bathroom in Connection. Dally Boat sarrtos batwaan Portland, Astoria, Oregon City, Dayton, Baiem, Anaarwnoaaao, CortaUts and all Columbia and WUUawMS BiTSf poiata- SNAKE RIVER ROUTE. ata.maia Viatwaaa Blparla and Lawlttoa laara Klparla dally at M a. avl NtoxniM taay Uwlstoa dally alUM a. as. J. B. Huadleatoo, aappaat, Oregoa drt H. Rmllo, retnoveii.