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TWaks Orero StyjitfMafce
t Ffae Exhibit p At- ,
fe tract Iniiflfenints
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ftnWon Mje, -pRilf ;of tha
Tmbloiii Jamestown J Exposition,
foitho Ut of Oregon) !iji'be cl'y
t6y on bu'ilnes connected with the
wrk ' " f
'Corersor Chamberlain, taking In
vkw thfact that when the next IeI-
la7fc-e mUlocA an appropriation for
Ortgon's Teprwonitttloa at Jamestown,
It -will thmi bo too iato to do a lot of
T-reJImlnnry work that Is neeary to
the success of the enterprise. Ho then
appointed a provisional commission,
cempoKul of Jefferson Myers, JInry
WJxtemn of Uayoyr county; D. H
jiefcron, of Jackson county; Tom
JiMK.kofi, of Multnomah, and A. II.
I&ew, o Portland, to look into the
ciTject aiuJ general icdik) of the James
tows exposition and to make a report
to thn gorernor, who Id turn will
submit this report to the legislature,
together wl'h mich recommendations
M be may ehoo to make.
The commission recommends that
tbo different counties in the tate make
o good exhibit a poslblj at the
coming state fair and save tho best
of tb"o that are not perishablo for
the Jameilown fair.
Mr. Myro feWa personally that
whatever Orr-gOB doei at Jamestown
should be done largely in tho way of
county exhibit, ami that the bout re
mils can bo obtained by beginning
now. Ho and tho other members of
tie commission are deeply intonated
in tbo mjecrts of tbo tato fair and- be
Hero that a good state fair will mean
n good exhibit at Jamestown
M?, Mfif say that from tho best
isftKjMtlon that tho comtaltteo'cnn ob
UIb, ha believe) that tho Jamestown
fair will 1m on third larger than he
Lewi and Clark fair, and it will bo
Inost in the rentor of' )ho moit
(Vtuoly populate! part of tho country,
uni th exhibits 0-vgon sends will be
sfen by tho flaw of people that O'cgon
deskv 4o attract.
Xepre'Kratatlves of tha commission
wlW vWt tho Uto fair, also will visit
all (ho district and county fairs In tho
frtato this fall Also In October on)
or more- members of tbo conrmllon
will go to JamMitowrn and do the best
lor Oregon that can bo done.
1'fosbtont Myers has received letters
from tho governors of a number of
.'tstirn staler asking for coplra of
the rejwrt which he will mako to Gov
ernor Gbamboriuln, which will be sunt
to the legUlaturc of these stattu It
will be seen that Ovgon Is In tho load
In this, and to far If tho only Western
taM which hsa appointed a provis
ional rommlsilou.
Mr. Mjrra and the other members
tf tho toromlulon are doing all p.u
rlUV to encourage m many prlvnto
lltlCM and Drnu as possible- to send
ftxh.blls to Jamestown.
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rrfrin rtoal Xsport,
The wemWrs of the LewU and Clark
Centennial KxrwsJtlon C.muilslon, ap
jointed by the s'aU of Oregon, aro at
work prejHirUg a final rsport to the
Roveuo retjulnsl by law. Oovw
Hvr ChawU'fhln will submit thU rs
jscrl la th lfWimr. and the law
IirovUes that It shall be- prlnt.-d.
Jeffersun My he t-i!.Jjr.t of
tils comuiUilon. was In tit lent this
ncroUg, and b ) tbo rejwtt will
ooa U rady to s-jad to the governor.
Tk Tkm Wa4r,
Cor all M4ay, Wsddsr ad rbso
fcixUs UftsMet iW by all druggists, ot
tw otki rtt ijr u tot ii,
Dt. X. W. Halt, m Ollva strsst u
IsMiU, M. tUstd ff tatthaotlali. 8ol4
hy sHm' nm stxw. 4wlyr
WE
WANT YOU
To all UU 'ytnt baak, to ksrs
) '! Ulit4t4 U iu growth
hA ortk U iU 4mttaity.
to eettai with yur koai bstk
wl v yi ptr batlaw
4Msjr U ta e&aiisaity ai .
Fr lUt y?a say Tr kav
Jy4 Ur.
?f ys km Is est ,a wr j.
will U Hf u m u ilu4
"M WATS 1AC.
Development the Order of the'
pay Over on loos
Bay
31c. Vi A. Ackley, merchant tailor,
formerly f--om Klma, Washington, and
3Tr, P. A. 3toss, of Ontonagon, Mich
ignn who has a stock of e'ectrical
supplios benre, havp purchasod tho two
hidings on Sherman avenue from Mr.
Painter. Each of these parties will
uso this building fcr his respective
business. The sale was consummated
through Wood Bro.' real estate agency
3rr. A. W. 3ycrs, of Siwknno, Wasls
ington,! expected on tho Bay soon -o
oru fhl new department store at
North Kond. Tho building is nearing
completion, and will bo ready for Mr.
Myers' $75,000 stock by tho first of
August.
3Ir. F. It Brigbam, architect for the
Jfyera block, is preparing plana for
JDiyor Simpson'-1 $20,000 resKscnco,
to bo buiU hern this summer.
Wood Bros.' real estato agency re
cently closed a deal with J. W. Dunn,
of Portland, for six lots in tho post
ofllco block. Tho prlco was $0100.
Outsldo rxtoplo aro taking great in
terest in Coos Bay this summer, nnd
especially North. Be'n-d, whero a great
deal of property is changing bnnds,
and many improvements are being
made.
AFTElt
THE .
. FOURTH
iff
tHaiffflkolrcdnfmltteesMelt
to Audit and Settle
AH Bills
Tho chairmen of tho several commit
tots which had the Fourth of July cele
bration in charge met at Zadoc Bigg's
drug flt'-o last evening, and mado their
findl' reports. ' Tho roport of 3Ir. Elggs,
of the committeo on finance, shows", the
following amounts received: ?
General subscription $J1C0.?0
GoMe3' of Liberty ...;. 315:io
Ono load wood 1-00
Hal Fatton, bunting 9.?5
Old Tourth of July committeo J.5L35
CHEMAWA
i SALEM
LINE
WILLAMETTE VALLEY CO.
CAN'T GET CARS
Mayor Waters Says no Delay
) or Compromise Will
i fie Accepted
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TTtjTWUAUD,
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Yearly Mooting of Friends' Church.
Newberg, O'., July 7, 1000.
The morning business meeting was
oponod with Biblo reading and prayer
by Anson Cox, of Caldwell, Idaho.
Fraternal ojilstles from Wilmington
and Kaltlmoro yearly meetings were
read. ( .
Tbo committeo on nr.'anglng confor
onces reported thoy arranged for and
hold during tho past year two confer
ences, one fl.t Salem, Orogon, and one
at Benttlo, Washington. Following the
reports of tho mntters contldo-cd at tho
conference, Charles Iteplogle, of Kver
elto, Wash., gavo nn account of the
work of the Friends' church la the
n'ato of Washington.
Tho following chauges In tho discip
line of Oregon Y. 31. were made, to
witt 1. Thut only nctlvo members of tho
church ovo tho ago of It years be on
titled to a veto in fucIi church busi
ness, ns is Mipiired by tho Inws of the
state under which the church was in
Qorpo rated,
2. The way of ob'nlnlng consent to
rdiuest for tho establishing a monthly
meeting was changed.
A propo-cd change In tho article iu
regard to "divorce" in tho present
dlsolpllno wis indollultuly postponed.
The proposed ameudmcut Mould have
imul.i tho dU'iplino of tho church
mueh more .I'rict than it is ut present.
Tho nfUrnoon smsUiii w principal
ly devoted to foreign mission A let
tor front tho mlmlona nt thu foreign
mlssloii station In Alaska, which is sup
ported by Oregun Friend, wns read
Mrs. Anna Moon, who has just ru
turned from tho work was present, und
gave short talk on the o'k.
The iimin nthlrois was given by
Chus. ltplogl, who wos a misitonary
nil lVigia Island, Alaska. The ?m
slou wus very insjdrlng tnd helpful.
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Tho I'heuonienal Berry.
Gwge Weeks, tb wtdlknown dniry
iiuut ami fruit growi-r of this coutitj,
who has Umght n fine farm two milw
north of the city, wtia the first to In
troiluM the Phunouvenl U'rr. a orotk
between a rspbry and a MnekUirrv,
e ( the MlauM, ltrlank, that
premiM-s to sMrjwM in quality and yield
and popularity all hitharto knewnber.
ry varletl. Ho wkl many thousand
plant but yar, arnl will Imv many
mi-e. The first op of rVult this
vr has pleased all who havo trie I
tbttu, and they kao proved all tlmt
Is eUlmeiil for them. Thv ar not as
Hir as thv Ugan brry. are devoid qf
whUkivs, bav. a fitk. llaor, ant boar
aa Itamvmw e.'jV M. Wek have five
M J rojveiter, wb went through
tho piUU lt Sunday. fUBd the plan
kttlotv a vry tntertistiBg oae, Mr.
W.kit U not wuoh eteangvvl frMa the
lnw h wns runalug tho eow ranch on
,Nth Uwt,ll jvatrlo, and has a facul
ty t dlwltig p mow work thaa thre
erdlnwy wen can do- Hut such' a man
m tt .ns'Hratton ta ctthers, Uing at
tb t4iaa tlmv naterjvUlns nd lak.
irlous, (tad kwplatf Up with the scien
tific and comuxuvUl ika iVf th
(ndt growiy business
Total $1537.05
,i Hal Fat.'on, chairman, of tho com
mittee on comic parado, baby show,
otc, jeported that $120 was appropri
ated and ho turned $20.14 back to tho
general fund.
Chauncey Bishop, of tho committee
on sports, drew $29.50 from tho fund;
took In $100 from tho baseball games,
and turned $20.25 back to tbo treasur
er. Out of an appropriation of $125, L
K, Page, of tho committee on decora
tions, had $5 and a lot of handsomo
flaga left ove".
K. C. Dick, Z. J. liiggs and P. T.
Bnrnes were appointed a permanent
Fourth of July commlt'ee. It will bo
tho duty of this committeo to sottlo tho
remaining bills that woro incurrod am1,
to publish a detailed statement of the
receipts and expenditures, and to take
charge of tho money, flags, bunting,
etc., that aro left over.
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STATE NEWS
Thu citizens of Arlington havo voted
down tho proposition to build a high
school.
Woodburn was dofoated by tho Port
laud Ton nk Milkers' basebal' team
Sunday by a scorp of 1 to 0. ,
Itoports como fom Morrow- county
that crops aro badly damaged in Euro
k fla, owing to tho hot weather.
llarvost hnndfl aro vory hariLto find
In tho Umatilla county wheat section.
Good wages are offered, but it docs not
Hcem to tompt tho men.
George Gravm, tho well-known trav
eling man, is ruuuing an automobile
lino between Kugcno and Springfield."
It. N. Hoover, -W. It. Hoovor, W. A.
Hoover ami Orin Judd have filed ar
ticles of Incorporation at 'Albany for,
tho Hoovor Lumbe? Company, with its
principal ofllces at Detroit, Or. The
capital stock is $20,000.
Lane county hop growers aro begin
ning lo take more to tho contact plan
of selling holr crops, says tho Guard,
under dato of July Pth. Tlireo con
tracts woro made at Eugene this week.
Kluber, Wolf nnd Nettor being tho
purchaser In each case. Tho prices
range from 10 to 10ld cents.
L. H. Fletoher, a inisldont of Leb.i
nun, was badly injured at that place
Saturday. Ho wws hitching up two
young horM)s when thoy became fright
ened und started to run. Ho held onto
their hitids as long ns he could, but
thpy trampled on him, breaking his
fioulder bone, several ribs audi in
Jured him lutornalh-. It Is feared he
will die.
Vnler IV Smeok, a civil engineer of
tho Southern Pacific Company, who has
ben working on tuo bridgo being built
across tho Wilkmietto at Eugene, was
drowned about 5:30 Siturday evening
neas the kmho of his labor. He was
in swimming with a number of othors,
vbeu ho camo in contact with n boom
of logs, which took him down under
tho water bcyoiul tho reach o! his
rriemi, who trust to mvo hitn. Hlf
Hp w recovered a little latef. He
wn jwpulat in Kugeue, whero he has
bin cmploj-0,1 foa some tlmtj, He was
St' years obi, and it graduate of the
Unlvertty of Illinois. Ho was proml
nejt in athloUcs, and after graduation'
wW a.sMant football coach at Stan
ford UnlverJty. Ho was also coach
foe the Lick high school team, ut San
tVanclwo, knd brought out Moulleu
tha well known U. of O. player. He
was a pMUiiuent member of the Eugene
Elks' lodg. Hbj bo.h- VIU be shipped
to Dwatur HI. wfcere hi wlatiM
iv.-
(Portland Teleg-am,iJuly 9.)
P If the plnn9 of tho Willamette Val
Jey Construction Company do not mis
carry cars of the Oregon Electric Bail
way Company will bo .running on tho
S:ilcra end cf the road by Septoinbcr
'-ist, of this year. Chief Engmeor Stew
art announced this morning that efforts
are being mado to secure cars, and if
cars can bo gotten they will bo put
into servico on tho dato mentioned.
Tho lino will probably bo completed
from Salem to Chcmawa by tho time, it
is desired to commence operation, and
Jho cars will run over that section. The
company had! not intondodl to attempt
to operato cars so early, but tho Sa
! v: pooplo havo petitioned for a ser
vice for tho state fair, nnd for this
enson every effort possiblo is being
put forth to get part of the line in op
oration by that time.
"Our greatest difficulty now," said
Mr. Stewart, "is in securing cars for
the line. Wo will not bo able to use
our own, becnuso wo will not have our
power plant in operation that early,
"and our cars cannot bo run by tho pow
er which wo will securb from tho local
company. It may- bo necessary to se
cure cars fitted with motors suitable to
tho power available. We cannot secure
thoso hoe, because tho Portland Hail
way Company's cara aro of narrow
gauge, and will not fit our tracks. The'
O. W. P. Company has not enough cars
to meet tho domand of its own service.
Ucdco wo nro forced to look elsewhere
for what we netJ. We hopo to secure
suitable .rolling stock' in San Francisco
cr Seattle. If it cannot bo secured in
cithw placo wo' will havo to secure
something from tho East that will
serve the purposo temporarily."
Mayor Watcra Talks.
Mayor Waters was seen in .refer
onco to tho abovo, nnd said there was
no intention of the city government
to allow delays in the completion of the
Willamette Valley Company's lino
from Chemawa to Salem. "I havo no
tified them that they must put up a
now bond, ns I do not consider tho old
WHEN YOUR CRANDFA1HE8-
WASA
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HE USED A J-hPy
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Ki IlV-flY
Tho world's best exports havo spent three-quarters of a century- perfect-,
ing tho McConnick Binder. , r ' i I
Tho results ara embodied in tho most pcfect piece of harvesting mechan
ism yet produced.
The 1906 McCormick Binder
If you'll call nnd look over tho machine you'll noto tho things that make
it tha superior of them nil.
Plymouth Binding Twine
For eight long years this store has sold' this splendid) twino, every year!
with an increasing number of satisfied users.
"It runs so even
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That's what the customers say. Many a binde.r-fhnt has given no Midi of
trouble with other twine has worked perfectly with Plymouth. Wo have jurf
unloaded a car and aro ready for you. .,'H '
bond In good form or satisfactory. I
shall not approve tho franchise unless
they do put up a bond that is as good
as wheat, and there will bo no tem
porizing. When this city gives away
vnluablo st-eet privileges, tho recipi
ents should show good faith, and use
them according to tho exact terms of
tho contract, nnd if this is not dono the
franchise should bo rovoked and tho
bond sued ujwn. I bellovo tho people
will sustain the administration in com
pelling ono of theso corporations to
l.vo up to its agreement. It is in the
interest of corporato property that they
play fair, and not practice deceptions
to get privilege thoy nover intond to
carry Into effect, I havo no reason to
th;nk that tho lino will not bo built
nnd in permanent operation by Soptora
boi 10th, and thoro is no good reason.
why it should not bo. It is n smtll
demand on the part of tho city."
F.A. Wiggins
IMPLEMENT HOUSE
Farm Machinery of all aorta, Vehicles, Bieyelea and- Sewing Machines-, Balwl
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GEThWS
LAST
WORDS
(Boston Journal.)
Representative Frank J. Gethro vis
expelled from membership in the 'Mas
sachusetts house of representatives
yesterday by a vote of 153 to 54.
Gethro did) not wait to hear tho in
evitable. While tho roll call wns in
'progress, wklch was to declare him
has been-, accused! of having' usetlh i
influenco to secure a rpconsidoratl!
of that voto for the purposo of
erating ma I am now axMresing y
fellow ftiembemi. T ami olinrrrA wlfhC
, x VQTi?if J. ,.'.' .- a ".." -iM
enmo r-nuempting to 'UUDeryoarl
ought nob to fear tho outcomo. Ii
not fear it . If thoro aro any menii
this houso who agreed to bo bribed 1
mo thoy know it as I know it. 1 1
thornf hero and now to rise in
places amd denounce me. Wo are Is
unilor a solemn covenant to the p
pie who eonb us to represent th
I may have been truo to my covens!
or false I do not argue it now.
"One thing I ask. Bo loveL
squara. Do nob play tho part of
Phariseo or tho hypocrite. Voto
Cniiltv of nMminHnn ii l.,!Kn ,..v...
bers, ho arose in- his seat, and, in vie, Ut f "? bB,e beaU8, fact9 prj
lntion of all nreeodont in.tnrriiitui ti, ' Vlvui VL J-uv'ls '"l""1
4 ---f ....v. W'VWU tw
roll, -to beg, in a strained voice, that
uo bo excused from voting. Thon he
down the aislo toward tho
an unfair committee. Damn me
all time if you will but let your
i diet be based on conscionco and dufrl
I hope and I want to hopo to go
record .that when tho roll is calM
among those who vote to ruin me!
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Sujm Oura for Ptlea.
Itching Piles proinca moistur ,.i
j-v rS; tMs form, u weU
"Und, Bleeding or Protru4l8g Pile.
r cured by D,. Bata-ko'. PUe Beo-
Br Uehins and bleodUi;, jk.
;b mu. 50c j.,t dt t
wtlvrwail. TrMti'free. Writi
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Another American Invasion.
American slang goes abroad, e-peo
ially to England, as rapidly as Amer
ican apples, becauso tho English enjoy
its racines.1 and novelty. But our nm.
basMdor, Mr. Reld, warns the English'
iigjuusi tnia most Am.orIc.in of literary
prtxhjcts, which hi condemns as do
grading to the old mother tongue. Tho
English will now uhow their feeling
U.thc matter by welcoming our slang
more heartily than ever. Mr. Reld
may be shoeke.1 but ho cannot control
the lingubtio currents of civilization
Springfield (Mnsa.) Republican.
Indigestion.
With its companions, heart burn, flat
ulence, torpidity of tha llrcr, const!
Potion, palpitation of the heart, poor
blood, headache and other nervous
symptoms, nUQW fqul t)
fensivo breAth and a Ujln ..l..
tl. ,1 --0-- . Vk"D
-... i at onca tho most wide
spread and destructlvo malady among
tho American people. Tho Herbbe
?!? Wi" CU" B trouble.!
- .. xep al9 by D. J. Fry,
To ?uild Eealdcnc
John Q. WiUon i, preparing to build
haaasome resident n kj. .
High atA5etj. Eieavalliin. ,
WW for th.e laying of the founds,
i.ucj.
StTOllo
door.
Tho other members watched him fur-
tiveh" as llO WaJkMl. U"rt BlnnnJ, o-
a window and turned nrt fnoi. !, e!,u'-3joa or suspension, there wili !
House. Manv exneetl , km.i, PWr only, tho names of men o Ual
but Getbro. if h ),,i i' less lif a,nl stainless dievotion to
of saying anything, changed his mind. J"ty Which tlovolv uPa rf
TVIth wliite, sot face, and, trembling 7, Can only hopo thnt oa tho ro!
Jips lie wntvhrtl tho proceedings for a1 j'i' io wo i.uero win w.
moment or two ard then turned again 1ar th namos o thoso haVo
toward tho door. With w.i i,-,. .i on' bnbos or who havo agreed ts
a-ortcdl face tho doorkooiw BWui co a bribo-
.l , . .. lTlln Mn.U.. I T L.u hUtt
u coming, wnenitwas apparent that r"'"j' w u, u x . --a
ho intonded to leave the doorkeeper I am IroPard to v1- l
gently opened tbo door, swunir it widn J nni inQ000nt r guilty. If inno
and hold It, Gethro bowed hia head as ueman( acqal. If guilty, 1 a
no passed, through tho door. an,1 i . unui oxaotl tnat "o voice of tne -
teindant, with head still tnm.i ,,. i noontrathor than tho voices of
SWlinc tlirt rl .,.. i l.., .. J KuiltV ehall convlftt mi. '"II
,. ouul, ,mU wtl lt -- . . ..
There wis an audiblo murraw of re-' bim who ia vithwt sia
Hef in the chamber and tho look of th fir8t fltono-"
distress upon the faces of many of the ! , """"
topresoottatives mlnrn.) nn... ...I Honeymoon KcadinfT.
been on tho floor aa a mombor for tho" Th hUS0 badl 1uioU?d ter thd ?J
iai Time. a-,! nine. Mother ana A.t'nt,rarv were"
over.
said' Aunt Mary (
Early in the day's proceedings Goth- 0 Parte talking' it
ZrttJf "- -SoitVover.sai
1 etand before you."' he w. i. bg int molLer'a 0?
man accused of disloyalty to his con-' ,Ye9"1 8al mother bravely,
stltuenoy, accused of a crime, the thou8l 'Httlo tearfuUy, "It's
"-.vU,uraa ot wnicn l now recognize, ana begfln."
tZlm: llTl th In" Th e happy, Pm sure," V
ou ae inv vm,A ., ,., , ' tu.Kl a?o vory well suit.1
a.' f -X.-w UUI1 HIU(inTtA.I 1 . .
to tho Important and essentia TbusW v r ' ' I
noss of Jecislatlon fo. .i.- "o. "?. Vg7. I.CQuld. aeA-thaL 33l
you have another r, E itXT9''' ,
w that of brfti,.nK.i -a ..,,' ... Yca- But Mkrr"-mother
- viiuvvu aiiir Tt'iinvahi . -- .i
as man to man, I know v "Z ra tUo SW o mischief roW
fciow ma J femaJia ". "" ;un Mary.,Pooner than any oat '
should eoikkmn , t . . '. can fc have much sense of humor,-
jonr verdict. I. ak y 7; Ta "H- "
with me. T K t .-.,. , . . - "Wiy not."
-. r,w unU IiaCEft(l In Ka ,-. . ..
pr of Boston, It ha b -ia 171 ?0 Wv t- they PV
.. . . a on their wtlo. AnrnevX' "
,.W.VVH j ,
JM indicted by a grand jury of
Suflkt county, Wd tLU
erd ii'a 'Tirayela With a Dob?' Jl
my -bow yfJhp
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