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In Interview Expresses
Opinion Of Harri
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Washington, April, 4—President
Roosevelt in an interview, this
morning classed Harriman with
_the Rockefeller and cquil>i -
nation which tried to defeat him
fur the presidency iu 1904, and
wh® are now seeking to defeat the
carrying out, of his policies and to
control the next national conven* j
tion. Ti.e president intimates that J
ho will ignore the established pro-j
cedent of the chief executive keej - !
ing his hands off politics and will
take an active part in the next
campaign.
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Arrival From Chandlar Finishes Long
Mush From Valdez
C. F. Boggs, who passed through |
Valdez last December enroute to
Chandlar river, *• returned this
morning. Mr. Boggs made the
1700 mile trip with a dug team
and succeeded in obtaining some
good ground at the new diggings.
He reports that only four claims
in that section are paying. These
are in the ereeks where bed rock is
only from tour to six feet in depth.
As high as an ounce to the pan has
been found On the benches pans
run from five to 00 cents, hut the
ground is deep and Ivuilers are
needed to reach bed rock. Tin
developed claims are on Big Creek
and Little Squaw creek,from which
about $100,00(1 wiil he cleaned uj>
with the first water this spring.
A postotliee is established at
Caro, on tl e Chandlnr. which is
about six miles from the* nearest
diggings. An attempt will he made
this summer to run light draught
steamers to this place, and if it is
successful will greatly hasten the
development of the country.
Boilers are a necessity to open up
most of the ground, and the de
velopment of the new camp will
consequently he slow, although
Mr. Bo''g> savs he is confident it
J will he a good producer.
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This is a bargain, and we stronly recommend
this boot to our Sound Customers. They are
very durable, and are the Best Rubber Boot
ever sold here for the money.
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We are showing a Cracker Jack assortment of
All Wool
Oregon City Cassimere Shirts
These shirts are honestly made. Buttons aic
sewn on to stay. Plenty of material is ust d
“ 'and they are very sightly.
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COMMISSION THROUGH
Thaw Board Completes
Examination. Report 'v,
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Thaw Sane . ,
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N**w York, April, 4—The hive*- , •
tigation hv the lunacy connuiseion
was concluded yesterday and. as
the meeting adjournal- Evelyn
TiTaw“wenT to tier husband .and
kissed him, saving that all was go
ing to come out right. I be report
will undoubtedly be that he is
sane, anti the ease will go to the
jury the latter part of the week.
Seattle, April, 4 —A spectacular
sight was witnessed last night when
t ie remains of the old Washington
hotel, on Denny bill was burned.
The building stands on a bill above
the surroundings and the lire was
in plain .".ght of ’he whole city.
Washington, Aprt!, •!—The Har
rinian railroad lines are preparing
to restore thousands of acres of
coal lands to the government to
escape proseent: n for obtaining
the same fran tulenfly. * he fight
hepveen Harriman and Koosevelt
has hastened thi- action on tin*
part of the railroads.
Cleveland, April I—The unions
of this place have adopted resolu
tions denouncing Koosevelt be
cause of an interview in which he
classed Harriman with Debs,
Mover and Havwood.
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Concord, Apr*! '1—An applictt
tion has been made that a 1 nnacj
commission he appointed to exam
ine into tin* sanity of Mrs. Eddy.
Chicago, April 4—Dunne’s de
feat downs the politician- who have
been controlling the democ •
ratio party in Illinois, putting
the Ilearst-Brv tn-llogers-Sullivan
combination out of business.
San Francisco, April, 4—During
a fire in a eUeap hoarding house at
Petrero, 18 Italians were burned to
death and 20 were seriously in
jured, The cause of the conflagra
tion is unknown.
New York, April, 4— The report
of the Thaw lunacy commission
which was to have been made this
morning, lias been postponed and
will.be handed in late this after*
noon.