curriculum Plans were approved by
the board of education for the new i
Nicholas Senn School building, and It
is here the first pool will be Install- 1
ed in the new building in the Hyde |
Park district.
SAYS INTERESTS
CZU NICHOLAS MAKES HIS
LITTLE BLUFF til RIGHT
Flowery Kingdom Granta All the Ds>- city Ordinance to That Effect Is Su|e
|K>rt«xl by Majority of th«*
nutndn I'tusl Are Made by lise
120 MEN MEET IN RATTLE AT
Muscovite
Roideuta
TKCARTK
MADK1U» NAYS 1JMANTOI R GGKS
R c I h -I h , Sur|H-i»ed mu I Outnumbered,
IN NKXT
PORTl.AND, March 20
Portland
ST PETERSBURG, March 20.—
Are Quickly Routed—Two
Dispatches
from
Pekin
aay
that
the
will
have
ita
playa
censored
In
the tu-
Croes tiw Une
Chinese foreign board has delivered ture ao thatt hia city's theaters will
PERMANENT TENTAGE SENT CAttLHY SAN DIEGO. March 17.—Accord to Minister Koroatovits China's reply present only moral and helpful shows,
ing to Thomas Lumadr.d, a prominent to Russia's note, which practically If a city ordinance now being consld-
grants all the Russian demands In ered passes Ixrcal organisations arc
Botae Resident.* Say Timi ’fills liuti- Mexican lawyer at San Diego. General Mongolia and 111 provinces.
backing the moveiuvut strongly, and
Rodrigues, leader of the rebel band,
cates a l/ong Stay in the
and six of his soldiers were killed in ' The answer will give Russia a vtr- urge the need of a more wholesoao
South
the battle at Tecarte this morning. I tual monoply of all the trade of Mon- class of plays In the city theaters,
Tho ordinance provides for a board
The Information, he says, was recelv-1 golla and Sinklang.
of seven censors, to be named by the
»■d direct front Phillip Ortega, com- !
NEW YORK. March SO.—Gusta inander of the federal forces.
mayor, who shall paaa upon all acts In
ANOTHER “JACK THE
veo Madero asserts that tile business
SPANKER" IN SPOKANE the vaudeville houses, plays In the
The Mexican federal« and revolt!;
iuteresta have decided to depose tlonists met at Tecarte at 4 o'clock
other theaters and motion picture
President Dial, with Limantour to this morning. The rebels were rout
SPOKANE, Man'll 17—Another films. Objectionable exhibitions may
succeed him as provisional president ed. losing two men and having two “Jack the Spar ker' Is at large W th be stopped by order of this board and
vutil a new election can be held.
wounded. Two federals were wound 1 Charles or John Brown .■-'Sailant of not again presented within the city.
He admitted that Limantour is car- ed, according to advices.
a:\en small boys. In Jail, another
i.-ing the final terms whereby the
The rebels, about forty in number, Iman la terrorising th* ’-»idcnce dls- THIEF CARRI KN AWAY
- 'volutlonists are willing to end hos retreated under fire. Two of them | ti lcts by whipping voting boys and at
EMPTY CASH REGISTER
tilities.
crossed into America, and a party of tempting to enrl»-< young glils tu
hl-
hut
on
Hiiiktmi.il
creek
Eddie
thirteen, taking up a position in liar-
PORTLAND. March 17. Burglary
Slop Tentage to the Border
ron's canyon, near Tecarte. defied th«* IIijuiusaen, »C years of age w at- resembling the ease of the thief who
BOISE, Idaho. March 20.— Marked federals. They remained in posession ’.icktd at Bpruix avenue and Ivory ran away with the hot stove w», re-
“Rush. U. S.." all permanent tentage of this position. The federals. who slifrtl by an itnka.'.un man. and sev ported to the police early thia week.
of the cavalry regiment stationed here numbered eighty, surrounded Tecarte — .*!>' choked and robbed of 9 cents
Patrolman Jordan and Juvenile Some one entered the grocery store of
has been started from Boise for the and surprised the rebels.
Officer Parker have arested a man 8. Kritachevtoky at 415 Fifth street,
Arizona border, where the cavalry is
giving the name of B. Savage, who is took the cash register out of the
encamped.
alleged to have attempted to entice back end of the store, carried It
In view of the fact that the cavalry
young girls to his hut on Hangman down an alley and searched it.
left Boise a fortnight ago under
creek
by distributing candy among Nothing of value was taken from the
"Stripped saddle order,” the ship
Captain I. D. Applegate has re
register, but a ham and a bacon and
ping of the permanent tentage indi turned from the lava beds, where he them.
some canned goods are said to be
Two
small
girls
were
attacked
in
cates that the troops will be kept at has been looking after his sheep, Hu
Corbin park Sunday by a roughly missing Entrance was gained to the
the border indefinitely.
states that while the snow is still
store through ths* rear door, which
quite heavy in that section, he dii dresed man. Their dog raised an was opened with a pass key.
alarm
and
the
man
fled.
Taft Return.« to Washington
not suffer any loss of stock, as he was
supplied with hay for feeding during
the storms, The sheep have been
feeding on the range for over a week, YELLOW GOES DOWN BEFORE
and are in good condition.
The Captain found it necessary to I
THE ONSLAUGHT OF THE RED
go to Alturas on business, and made
' the trip on horseback, a distance of
SHOOTING St RAPE ENDS
Ql'ARREL OVER PEANUTS eighty miles. Some places In the Charlie Bung and an Indian Mixed It
Saturday Night in Great
mountains the snow was four feet
______
Style
CHICAGO. March 17.—A quarrel deep, and one stretch of thirty-five
These
over a bag of peanuts resulted in the miles without habitation.
probable fatal shooting of Fred ;inconveniences, however, do not
The face of the Celestial hotel mag-
Meyer in the presence of an after-the-| bother Mr. Applegate, who seems to
ater crowd of men and women at the he able to withstand hardships which ' n»»e, Charlie Bung, is somewhat
Madison street and Fifth avenue "L" > man half his age would not under "bunged" today, and thereby hands a
station. After a few words with take- Mr Applegate has passed his Ule. in addition to conducting a res-
Meyer, who was ticket agent at the 7181 >eaT, but is still more vigorous j taurant, the sign of which inform«
the passersby that our friend Charles
elevated station. W. D. Pak». a book- i tha«> most men at thirty,
dispenses
the best two-bit feed in the
keeper, drew a revolver and shot him .
city, be it known that he also con-
through the brain. Then Page put!*’*^8 NO REWARD FOR
CATCHING JEFF DAVIS ducts a lodging house.
the revolver in his pocket, stepped '
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Saturday night an Indian a little
over the body of hi« victim and start- i
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ed down the steps in a leisurely man-
‘ WASHINGTON. March 15.—After too much the worse for a council of
ner. amid a panic among the theater working for more than 40 years to war with Chief Red Eye, took a no-
goers, Page was arrested before he establish his claim before the Govetj^ \ tion to bit the hay. and he concluded
place was where he
ment for assisting in the capture of ' that Charley's
_
left the elevated station.
1 Jefferson Davis, and at last getting! wanted to crawl in at. Charlie'« place
¡the item inserted in the general de- suited him exactly, with one excep-
ESCAPED PRISONER. I»
YEARS FREE. NOW RICH ficiencv bill, John P. Smith, alias tion—Charlie, strange to say. wanted
John Wagner, must go unrewarded, pay for the use of the room, and de
LEXINGTON. Ky , March 16 — In its consideration of the bill recent- i manded “four bftie” from the would-
After being at liberty 16 years. T. ly, the Southern members made such be guest.
This aroused the ire of the Red-
B. Whitson, who on Feb. 27, 1895, vigorous objection when the item was
reached
that
it
was
struck
out.
In
man.
and he went at Charlie In a
escaped from the state prison at Ra
|
1865
a
reward
of
(100,000
was
offer-
i
manner
that had Marquis of Queens-
leigh, N. C.. where he was serving a ’
sentence of 30 years for murder, has ! ed for the capture of Davis, and this bury. Graeco-Roman and other works
been arrested and will be taken back sum was distributed among the troop of etiquette backed off the map for
Recently class. Was Charlie Bunged? Well,
to serve out his term
Residing in i that made the capture.
Smith
or
Wagner
—
proved
to the a little. One eye wa« closed, and his
Letcher county, Kentucky, as ‘ Samuel |
Jones." he has amassed a comforta-ble satisfaction of the War Department! face was split up in great shape, and
fortune. Whitson was sentenced to that he was one of the men who help-1 as he dashed out on the street fran-
death March 19. 1893, for the murder led capture Davis, and that he had i tically blowing a police whistle he
his ________
share of ____
the re- was a sight to behold. So far no com-
of C. C. Byrd at Bakersville, N. C. . never received __
There
1«
slim
chance
of the plaint has been lodged against the In
;
ward.
but on a second trial he was given 30
dian.
| Item ever being resurrected.
years’ imprisonment.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March 20.
President Taft returned to Washing
ton this morning. It is expected that
he will consider the Mexican situation
at tomorrow s cabinet meeting.
MRS HARRIMAN PAYS A
»"»K.544I INHERETANCE TAX
¡CRISP TO BE CLERK TO
NO MORNING SESSION
OF SUPREME COURT
SPEAKER UNDER CLARK
not aspect to engage In a general real
«tat« business, but will continuo as
formerly to handle only th« proper
ties owned by hla company. Their re
cent purchase of the Wilkins and
Woodbury lota In the First addition
make their present holdings quite ex
tensive, and made It necessary to open
a down toWn office to properly handle
tho Increasing business
Mr. K W. Adams, who for some
months past has been keeping tho
books at the Star Drug Store, has
heen engaged by Mr. Rounsevoll, and
will have charge of the office end of
the business.
Coroner Earl Whitlock returned
Saturday from Kcno. where hu
went In connection with the drowning
of M Koch at Teeter's l.undlng last
night lie reports that the body was
found early that morning, and that It
Koch
was burled by him at Kcno
was a native of Germany.
The accident occurred about K
o'clock Friday night Koch, in pull
ing In a tlHhllne, lost hla balance and
fell from a barge Into the rlv«r. He
waa lost from wight In the darkneea
9
9
\
9 9 —
WALTfRS ABER WINNER
OF MONOM EVENING'S MATCH
California Gruppier Wants tn Meet
Either Carl lluach or Joe
Uglitforrt.
Arthur Itussell, manager of Jo«
Lightfoot I h In recelpt of the follow-
ing rhallenge troni Ixitila Walters of
Stockton, Calif.
''Annuirne« a challenge for nit< for
tho wlnner in Monday's bnut bsHwoen
Lightfoot and lluuch WIII meri hi in
calch uh cati'li cuti whenover he I h
ready."
Walters welghH 175 pounda, unii
down Htockton wi> thè followers of
tho lliut game thlnk he I h n wlnner,
un he hua ho far do f nateti all cornerà
Rctunin Front Fiorici*
li II Campbell rearhed tlil* city
Haturday night after an «stcìided
visi! lo Florida. Whlle rii rotile he
atoppvd at arveral of thè largrr ritira
Ile reporta a aplendld tinte, and Iella
of iota <>f homeseeksrs wlth Ihetr
eira glued oli Kllillinth coll 111 y
Lakeside Inn,
MRS. M. McMII.LAN, Prop’r
0
Í
ANOTHER GAME BIRO FOR THE
SPORTSMEN OF THIS STATE
«
Reeve* Phr'raMauta Will Be Liberated
in Different Purls of Oregon
This Fall
>
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
MASON ABSTRACT AND LAND COMPANY
PORTLAND, March 20 Oregon
sportsmen will have another fine
game bird to bunt soon, for the state
game warden has Just ordered 100
pairs of Reevsui pheasants from Gene
Simpson, a Corvallis fancier, for de
livery next September. These birds
will be liberated at favorable points
throughout the state, and after they
become sufficiently numerous In their
wild state they may be shot under
certain restrictions
The Reeves Is the largest of the
pheasant family, and is a splendid
game bird. It is hardy, and Increases
rapidly, living In the forests for the
most part, ft is expected the state
will soon be well stocked with the
new variety, ao that It wilt vie with
the Chinese pheasant in point of at
tractiveness for sportsmen.
ABSTRACTERS
A cholee line of Invent*
monta* tlifkt \v111 tmike
tti<? purehiiMer money
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON &. SLOUGH
RUSSELL
REPUBLICANS PLAN HARD ROW
FOR CHAMP < LARK
HIGHGRADE
“Wait Till April 4th," Nays Mann,
“and TIiAn You'll See Some
Fua"
WASHINGTON, March 17.—A pol
icy of “heckling" has been decided
upon by Republican leaders, as th»'
ENG IN E.S • BO I LE.RS • SAW Ml LiS THflESHERl
House minority attitude towards
WRITE rOR SPECIAL CATALOG AND PRICL5
Speaker Champ Clark and the Dem
THE A H AVERILL MACHINERY CO.
ocrats in the coming extra session
SPOKANE. WASH. ♦ PORTLAND. ORL - SAN UOSfc CAL
The rules of the House are full
of pitfalls for the unwary. "Uncle
Joe” Cannon, as Speaker, had to
* INIACHTOW«
trust himself to Asher C. Hinds at
ar>«l tlislrir t to
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least three or four times a day for
---- ”7—— bv
" Our —
««rnis every where ar«
» aaluas moan U m
k , ,,
j, »./At-»»'»/«-,.
k
MO MONEY KEQI IKE l> I uiml
parliamentary rulings.
<4
until you
rive tn.1
An<I ani.ru,•
Atiprow*
..I y,„„
v>ur
yi • u
!• Ur
U r ahis
ihiB
l-trose.i
v,,ur ’ y,
< a-Z .¿A*»»/
In -i-^
advanr«
A»»A»i freight. and
-
—
There are two parliamentary ex-
----- -KIAI.4u<.i.i(
N. •> h urn-
•n< - whi<
timr >„u
you »»„,„.,
may rvk th« i* yt It and
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• »..< ,
"u w!,h. 11 »**“
'•»'».
sot i-rt-.il, uri.n-d • nr do
II
perts on the Democratic side— Fitz
FACTORY
PRICES
lum
.i.
u,.
h>«twM
«»»...
,,,,
____
to make
gerald of New York and Sherley of
fl ,
Î* '*?•
P’''1'1 «b»W «»tini I,, '..ry r, ,1
V..U
Hi«
M I»» ».«
.mvi. »
bj
rtl,„, ,4
,„a h„, „„
Kentucky, and many other goo 1
at .»-, A i t until ,
rocMrf
,4ta ttfuM and Ivatn <,ur aahaard <>t /.»./-»a
rules m<»n. Among the Republicans
W /-».»> ami rz«y.ir4aXza » a m J -A»-» to rotar a*"«t«.
/».»a»/
there are, Hinds, the greatest living
II YOU Y.ÌLL BE ASTONISHED wk'." r"u
»»' h<««titui caul»«»« and
authority on the House rules; “Jim”
K
u*’"*' *'
i
i--. «... i*.-........»
Mann, of Ills., Marlin Olmsted of
Bl I ÌW doubl«
Our prier« Order« Ailed lh« « ley received
p
Penna., John Dalzell of Penna , Se-
HICCOMI» HANI) IIIC'YCLK.N. We do not rejularly handle armnd hand hirytlri but
reno E. Payne of New York, and Can
non himself.
COASTER-BRAKES.
-
Rep. Mann recently gave proof of
his parliamentary sagacity by a rnyr-
terlous filibuster against the omnibus
claims bill. A perfectly good mu
n Hir*oawcoiiLT
Jorlty in the House had to resign
The regular retail jure of theie tirei it
itself to Mann's whims, There van
W ger gair.
t > Mrt&iCt Tt e it til
no stopping him. And he was al tfllgouaiamplegatr tor $4.6OVa»hwilhor(Ur$4
ways within the rules, ile gave the ■0 MORE TROUBLE FROM PURCTURES
NAll.N, Tanka or Olaaa wilt not tat tho
democrats a fair example of what
out Klitv thouMnd pair* «»Id last yrar.
they may expect during their regime air
Over two hundred thoueand pair* now in nee.
at the House. He concluded with » OrrOUirTIOUt Made Inall eiiee. It iellvely
euy riding.verydnnibl-and linrdit}>idew{th
satirical threat for them to be food. and
a apeciel quality of rubber, which never l»ecomee
Motta« th« think rnhlmr tread
porous
which cloaea up amall pnn-lurea without allow
"A" and punctur« alrli»«
“I think we will have a good deal ing the and
air toeacape We have hundreda of lettera from aatla.
and
ala» rim atrip •• II"
of fun after April 4,” said Mann here gedcuatonieraalaiing that their tireahaveonlybeen pumped
to prevent rim outline. Thia
«ponceor t wire in a wholeaeaaon They weigh no more than
tire will outlaat anr other
today. “Things will begin to hap- an ordinary tire, therm icturereaiat ing qua III lea betas given
n>k. vorr. ELASTIC aud
by several layers of thin apecially preixred fabt icon the
KASY HII1IMG.
pen right off the bat.”
tread The regular price of lheae tlreaiapi y»per pair.but for
MnHamaMm
AMERICUS, Ga.. March 16.—! 8ALEM, March 17.—No further
SALT LAKE, March 16. — The
Charles
Crisp, son of former Speaker morning sessions of the supreme
state of Utah has received a check,
signed by Mrs. Mary Harriman, for Crisp of the national house of re- court will be held after March 28.
1798,546, the state's inheritance tax presentatives, has received a telegram That Is the ruling made by the court
on the estate of the late E l H. Har from Champ Clark, speaker to be of 1 here. Afternoon sessions will be be-
riman. The money is 5 per cent of a the house, offering him the place of i gun at 1 o'clock inr.tead of 2 o'clock
total valuation of 315,980,937, re-' house parliamentarian and clerk to that dale, and two afternoon hearings
presenting ."»5,000 shares of preferred the «peaker, Mr Crisp immediately will be held Instead of one morning
Union Pacific stock. Union Pacific is accepted the appointment and was; and one ofternoon session is at pre
! wrui. Also after that date supreme
incorporated under the laws of Utah, instructed to report in Washington ' sent,
I court opinions will be handed down
March
21
for
duty.
hence the payment of the tax here.
at 1 o'clock instead of at 10 o’clock
i as at present.
MEMBER OF OHIO MOB
ELINOR GLYN SAYS STORK
SENT TO REFORMATORY
IS DODGING FIFTH AVENUE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CUTS
TIME IN CAR SHOPS
NEWARK, Ohit, March 16—Robert
NEW YORK, March 16.—A cable Cleveland, accused of murder in con
dispatch from London quotes Elinor nection with the lynching of Carl
LOS ANGELES. March 17.—Act
Glyn. novelist, who recently visited Etherington, a detective, last July, ing upon orders from general head
New York, as declaring her personal pleaded guilty to manslaughter when quarters, employes of the motive and
investigation showed Fifth avenue to his trial was called here. He was car departments of the Southern Pa-
be in the'grip of race suicide; that given an indeterminate sentence in clflc railway has began working eight
there had not been a birth among the the Ohio reformatory at Mansfield. hours a day and five days a wees.
residents of that center of wealthy Etherington was in the employ of the Lack of work was the explanation by
homes in two years.
railroad officials. About 1000 men
prohibition forces.
are effected.
FATHER IK ARRESTED FOR
GRADY IS MADE NEW
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TAKING HIS SON S PLACE
WASHINGTON JURIST 1 YELLOW FEI ER REPORTED TO
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HAVE APPEARED IN MEXICO
SAN FRANCISCO, March 16 —Be
OLYMPIA, Ma-rch 17.—Thomas E.
cause he took a position in the post Grady of North Yakima has received
AU8TIN. March 16.—The state
office which his son had won by com notification of his appointment as health department has been advised
petitive civil service examination, judge of the superior court for Ya by its Inspectors In Mexico that yel
advertiaingpurpoeeawearetnakin|ra«|..
il lactoiyptti-eio
the rider of only M *> per pair. Ail ordet a shipped aame day tatter la received We ah In C n n on
Geo. I. Regley, Sr., was arrested on kima county. The appointment is low fever has made its appearance in ROUNSKVKLL < NIRPORATION’
approval. You do not naya cent until y..u have esamtaed and found taetn at r let I y aa represented.
We
a»ow»
,4'*”""*®' A I'r rentitherebv making the price •4.iui per pair) If you
an indictment charging him with con made in conformity with the new law that country. A stringent quaran «
OPENS DOWN-TOWN OFFICE •end FIJI.la CASH WITH ORIAEIl ¡m<l enclose this «dvern«ement. You run no rhk fn
sendlna ua an order aa the tires may be returned at <>UH eapenM If for any reason they ar.
spiracy to defraud the United States that gives this county two mperlor tine will be established by the state
not aatlafactory on eaainlna.lon. We nre perfectly reliable and m ,ney aent io ua la aa aafe aa in a
government.
Office space In the new llamber bank If you order a pair of theae tlfes, you will And that they will tide easier, run farter
against the infected places.
court Judges.
wear better, laat longer and l<»k flner than any tire vou have ever need or teen at any prli e We
Wallpaper Store, opposite the Temple know that you will be ao well pleated Hi it when you want a bk yile you will giv« ua your <>rd«r
SWIMMING TO BE TAUGHT
Judge and Mrs. L. F. Willets re
School Election at Merrill
theater on Main, was rented Satur We want you to tend ua a trial order at once, hence thia remarkable tire offer
kind at any price until you rend forapairof
IN SCHOOLS OF CHICA(M) turned Sunday night from a visit to
An election will be held on April day by the Ronnseveil Corporation, tr YOU NEYO
Puticiure-Prwjf Urea on approval and trial at
the anecial Introductory price quoted al
<»r write for our big Tire and Sundry Catalogue which
California points of Interest. They 1st at Merrill to vote on the creation and they have opened an office for desrmbea
and quotea all makesand kln.U» f lire, at almut halfthe usual prtcea
CHICAGO, March 16.—Swimming have been away from Klamath Falls of a bonded debt of (12,675, for the their real estate and contracting busi nn rrnr laeArr hut write., . ..tallodiy, l><>N<rrTlilNk«*KlinYIN«lablcycla
■PVP
or a pair of
from anr.me »mill you know the new and wonderful
Is to be taught In the Chicago pub for the past month, and report a- most purpose of purchasing a suitable lot ness.
affera we are making It only costa a p. isl to leant everything. Wille It NOW.
lic schools as a part of the regular enjoyable trip.
and erecting a new school.
Mr. Rounsevell states that he does
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SELF-HEALING TIRES
X L MEAB CYCLE COMPANY,
CHICAW, ILL