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REJECTS A CROWN OF GLORY
SEEMS
HOPELESS
NIAQAKA FALLS. On., Juno 19.
Tlio American nntl Hncrtn dole
Kates hold firmly today to tho oppo
site) views expressed by them In pub
lie statements explaining tho typo of
man desired by each side for pro
visional president of Mexico.
llolli sides having gone on record,
tlio prospect Is that neither will give
way and that thero :!! bo a com
plete breakdown of mediation.
Mediators Pessimistic
Tho American delegates still have
somo names to submit, but the
Hucrtn delegates have opposed ener
getically all persons cuggestcd thus
far, and thero Is little likelihood
that any namo emanating from the
Americans will bo considered but
lonely. Tho mediators, as a Inst re
sort, will submit a Mst of fivo names.
Thero Is a faint hope that one of these
will be acceptable, but even tho
mediators do not profess optimism.
Asido from tho inability to select
a man for provisional president, a
controversy has developed between
tlio American and Huerta delegates as
to how tho elections for permanent
president, to be conduct by tho pro
visional government, should bo sup
ervised. Likewise, tho American
dolcgatcs, In insisting on a consti
tutionalist for provisional president
have argued that tho constitutional
ist party not only dominates the
country from a military point of
view but Is numerically In the ma
jority. America File Iteply
, Emlllo Kabasa, tho head of tho
Mexican delegation emphatically de
nies today that the constitutional
ists controlled the greater portion,
saying millions of peoplo had been
patslvo-and had not Indicated In any
way that they favored tho revolution.
Ho argued also tho Impracticability
of a bi-partisan election board, such
ns hns been proposed by tho Ameri
can delegation.
"Tho American representatives ut
terly repudiate any suggestions that
tho American president has nny In
tent of destroying tho electoral lib
erty of Mexico," was tho reply made
to tho suggestion of Mr. Ilabasa tho
putting tho constitutionalists In con
trol of tho provisional government
vaa tantamount to abetting and even
exacting fraud, at tho elections.
(MIIOAOO, Juno 13. Illoomcr
bathing suits for women received tho
wuietlon today of tho Chicago police
jciurtuiout In a statement matin
nubile by Herman Scliuottler, acting
chief of pollco.
"I bellovo skirts a hindrance to
wpincii BWlminors," snld Schuettler
'A bloomer suit that Is rospectablo
and proper will bo nit right. It do
liomU on tho Imllvldunl. Tim police
department docs not Intend to dic
tate stylos for bathing suits as long
M tho BiiltB nro decent."
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MAT SMITH TO
FI6HTFHCHAMPI0N
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PUBLIC officials, especially those of small towns, have
a way of taking themselves too seriously. They hoar,
or think they do. upon their shoulders the burdens of the
community and are frequently alternately oppressed and
inflated with importance lacking a saving sense of
humor.
It is with regret that we notice that Colonel Sargent.,
councilman from the second ward, iu the first skirmish
over water rates, lost the perfect poise thai distinguishes
military men under fire and delivered a twenty-minute
verbal broadside because he was called the "bell wether"
of the council a title he declares "libelous, slanderous
and infamous." In fact, the awful epithet is little less than
ese ma.jeste, and without doubt the guilty party should
be court-martialed and shot at sunrise by the Sleepy
Seventh.
This would undoubtedly bo the ease were the doughty
colonel still serving Unclo'Sam instead of the people. In
those days he got his authority from above and could cuss
the rank' and file. Now, in tlio proud position of council
man, lie gets his authority from below, and the rank and
file can cuss him that's part of the glorious American
and sacred Oregon systems.
As a matter of fact, instead of feeling insulted at being
styled bell wether, the colonel should feel highly delighted,
as the title is a graceful acknowledgment of his leadership
a subtle and delicate recognition of his commanding
abilitv. Hell wether, as defined bv Webster, means "to
bear the bell to be the first or leader." Hence as bull
wether of the council, tho colonel bears the bell Is the
fh-st, or leader.
Surely the epigrainatic and terse colonel does not mean
to hint that lie is libelled and slandered at being published
as first or leader! The other councilinen might have rea
son to feel provoked at the honor thus thrust upon one
of their number ami their own neglect, but surely not the
colonel. Perhaps, though, the colonel, being a modest
man, is really provoked because4 of the slighting of his
brother councilinen and is accordingly moved by bitter
resentment. Perhaps he is trying to convince them that
he had no part in the concentration of glory upon himself
and censures those who thus honored him in order to keep
peace with his fellow-officials.
Jf, however, the colonel was in earnest and is really
indignant at the honor thrust upon him, because he be
lieves that he is not fit to wear such a crown of glory, and
that it is libelous, slanderous and infamous to style him
the first or leader well, the colonel ought to know, he
may bo right.
'Meanwhile, as Mr. Janes so convincingly expressed if,
in the language of Mutt and Jeff, the colonel should
"bibblc."
LUCKLESS CH NESE
FORCED TO SERVE
ANOTHER'S
TERM
Orlmos wi noilng tlnio for fnigory,
ernrriliiK to Information received
Imro, (trillion lint been reenpOlfed ut
NuntuuHI, but will tint bo rutiuiied to
tlio I'nltod Hlivlen ivm fowon In nut
mi oMindliivblo offoiiHo. Tlio xinlr
depart mont at WhhIiIiiiUoii, 'ihh In
formed tlio federal nullitirllloH horo,
however, that tho Jnpiuuw ginoin
moiit Intend! to pruHocutn (tilmox
for iiffoiines committed In that mm
try
TWEEDY NOMINATED
PENDLETON P03TMASTER
W W IN'HTON Jiiu 1 9. I'rojiU
dent Wtlnon today iioliilnntfit nt
Pendleton, Dropon T J Tweedy, an
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SAN" FU VSC1SCO, Cal , Juno 10
John K, lloylo, former warden of Sun
Francisco prison, recalled lodnv n ,
case similar to that of lhcrt .iohnn i
sen, n joung Norwegian sailor given I
his freedom josterdny after sorvluu '
two days of a thrco-cnr sentence
for n crlmo ho know nothing nluiut
In tSS2 said llo!o a deputy sher
Iff became Intoxicated while on route
to San tluentln with n Chinese and
lost his prisoner. Tho deputy after
a frnntlc enreli picked up another
Chinese near Sausnllto and took him
to San Qucntln In place of the real '
prisoner. Tho luckless Oriental woro j
stripes for four months before he
convinced tho authorities that ho
wnn't the right man.
While at San Queotln Warden
Ho)lo omplo.od l'eter Orlmos. alias
Junius Uogers. nccused of haUng Kid
napped Johanum In a Nnganakl.
Japan, saloon and substituting the
Norwegian for himself on a Fulled
States army transport that was to
bring Crimen hero to servo throe
onrs at San CJuontln for forgm, ns
his private secretary At that time
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BLM t4Mfc 1lM
SIX STEAMER LINES
TO USE PANAMA CANAt
CHICKS FROM 17 EGGS
BREAD AND
CAKE SALE
The L. A. Sgcictv of tfiou
Lutheran church will have
on sale home-made bread
and cake on Saturday aftt r
noon, . I uue lit), at corner of
h'ir and Main streets.
Do not bake on Saturday.
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Have You Seen
ELIZABETH
WASHINGTON, June 19. Six es
tablished steamship lines already
have served notlco upon tho Panama
canal management of their Intention
to mako regular use of the waterway.
One vesBel from the west coast
ports of South America will be at
tho Pacific gates of tho canal July 3
ECCKinB xo mane ucr way 10 ur-. j10Ine
pool by thot route and thus to Inl- (Mr
tlato a fortnightly service between s
.Liverpool and the west sldo of South
America An American steamship
line now operating four steamers on
the Pacific side and six on tho At
lantic are awaiting tho opening of
tho canal to merge all ten Into a regu
lar lino between San Kranelsco and
New York.
Oregon lias been in the lend for
the bet opr in point of size for
inie lime, but now ihibim the lie-t
hutch jet it-ported, iliv. V. O.
Fro.t of I'liooiii-v. Or., et a lien m
seventeen oy; mill t lit hen lirontihl
out eighteen perfect rliiekeii. The
liird-. ma he i.een nt Mr-. Kr-.t'-
nenr tlio l'lioemx iH rcser
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Tho 1'itUntia Bun-
tesmmmtw kiai is y-
ffMH'fffS Viv " Summer Ormme a
sweet, juicy, Ittsciomi
fruit, rifvntJ on Iht tut.
K.isy to reel, nml practically
r.cbillci,'-.
Somearodnrk'ncxtcriornppenr-
once, oonic lihtcr in color. But
nil nrc a deep red Iniirlo and spnru
ling with healthful juice.
Omiijcs nrc picked In California every
" il.iy id tlio year, niul tho Lute Valencia It
one of the very finest ever urowtt.
Olove-pickcil, tissiie-wrnppcil, iiliippcd riylit
from tlio tree you i;et it tttsh with the real
tittHifttttd atvr.
Don't buy merely "onince.H." Huy Ilia
&iC California Fruit
139 N. CUrk Slrrt, CHICAGO
Ctll
SufUi'si Vnlcnclnit. Sco what you nro
iiiIshIhi; in not scttini: tliiu btuiiil.
Try Thcao Lcmona, Too
Uko Sunkist I.cinoiiii to ucrvo with flh
nml iiirntu, Use tlio juice wherever you now
uso vliio:ir, These nru tho best tvtiy,' nml
tho dttl lciiioun soltl, Juicy, fully llavoreil
nml pr.icticnlly aocillcau. Tliete'u n vast
(lilTorenco iu OitTercut branilu of Iciuotm.
Try "Sunkiat" mid lice.
Boauiiful Rogers Silver in
Exchange for Wrappers
Go buy u dozen each of Sunkist ormujei
mid Lcmon.t nntl save the wrapper.!
bearing tho Sunkist truilctimrk. Then
iiciul iu tho coupon below uml find JL
out how to cschani;o the wrap. JgF Cnliforntn
pcr:i for benutiful Kui;ert Vfniit Growert
bilverwarc , Exchanjio
for your 0r uN.ci.iiiii,.i.cii..j
tabic, y Mnitut ihi,Mii..H ihI h w4i
lHtrnli l .1 .li..Mitf ,.ni W
wj. nl i..in HmVI,i OraniM , nit
I rniuM. iHlil.i.ji,li.Uiti Htm.
lr-l DKIIllum U'.k M 'k I' I, M. ihi Iwa Iu
trNunkiwiiiMrtl r,4thiu.wt.l.
t JltU.l till, I- Wlj vf .4kl4tvW4Jl,
Til
Niini,
AJJmi.
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The Living Doll. If not,
win not I
AT THE CARNIVAL
IWjcniTcniofTBp I
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The season's Favorite
TJ tvn. 1
J to.f.UtC.lhbg.Iwr.l.T. fc U
Prepare for the
4th of July '
Have your downs, Suits,
d loves, 'i'lmucs cleaned for
the occasion by the best
equipped plant in sunt hern
Oregon.
LIKflK, lU-Igiiim, June II). -Two
liuuilreil coal miner were eiitoinheil
iu the Viellc-Mtirilmyi eollier.v, iienrj
here, when fire broke out (oiluy. Two.
hundred of their comrade e'jipei
when the nlnnn wns given.
Tho fire wiih Hlill raging tin nfl
ernoon nml every effort wn- hi n
mudo to rescue tho miner, lilt in the
pits.
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SURPLUS
Whatever onoH living may coBt, ho should avo somo
of his Income, for tho world'H success u u .isuroil by
surplus, .
Start nn account with us and malto It u ruv io deposit
a portion of each week's Income.
U Paid on Savings Accounts
OVER 22 YEARS UNPEPONE MANAGEMENT
WASHINGTON, June 111, The
nomination of Congressman William
V. .Murray of Massachusetts to bo
post master at Boston was prepared
for submlBHlon to tho senate today
by President Wilson.
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
an h, iiAKTurrr
Phone M. 47 ii 47-JS
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LOTHES
M.MIHIN.MIJIII'OIIO
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WORLD
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PANAMA CANAL
Leaving San Franc Uco
by tlio large Ciulilng Sleainildp
CINCINNATI, FEB. 8
(Ports of call Include a vUIt to tlio
San Diruo Lxpoiition)
and ilia
CLEVELAND, FEB. 22 vi.iu, n tj;, Wndp.i auM
ttenxer on lliea cruitcs may return from I Umburg bjj
the wurld'a Uructt aUanitlilpi, "VatalUml" M "Imporalur
Willt fur IllutliaUJ HoU,l
HAMBURG -AMERICAN LINE
A 1-lfJ Uronclwiiy, New York r iMtuI Ati
ULRICH & RYAN
QUOTE AS FOLLOWS:
Fruit Cane. Sui;ar in 100-lb. sacks 95.25
Kruit Cane Kuar iu IS-lb. sacks $2.0
'Fruit CaneSujiar, IS lbs. for ,..i.MI ,. ,,
I'Vuit Cane Suar, ) lbs. for 50
ICverlasiinix Km it .lars, balf-allons, do.. .. (I5
lOverlastiiiK Kriul .lais, pints, per do I5
latches, .'J per bunch; dolly Cream, S per can: Astor Cream, S; per can;
Small While Means, 5 per lb.. Makintr I'owiler, all makes, half-pound can,
20?; lb. can, i(); Tomatoes from (i to Hty per can; Crisco, medium sized
packages, 4JJ per can; Pure Lard, 10-lb. can, 1.20; f-lb. can, (10; Kii-st-Class
Coffee, 25? per lb.
Just received, lare lot of Ladies', Children's and dents' rndcrwear and
Hosiery. We aim to keep a full line of deneral Mercliaudise, and we aim to
undersell any store in the city, and as we sell tor cash only and buy for cash and
do not lose any bad debts, hence that can be easily done. We lie re by extend
an invitation to the merchants of tin city to call and inspect our low prices, but
brin;;' a doctor nlunji for fear of heart failure when the low prices are seen. One
delivery each day. We are expecting an advance in siujar tomorrow, but. while
the pi tee is rijjl't, we predict that suar will ,' to .(.()() per 100 pounds within
sixtv dins.
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Geraniums . . . 50c to 75c per Doz.
Carinas . . . . 75c per Doz.
Salvia .... 50c per Doz.
Dalhias in 4 in. pots . $1.00 per Doz.
Daisies, Mrs. Sanders 50c to 75c per Doz.
Pierce The Florist
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