Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-03-22
news OF THE WEEK
In a Condensed Form for Our
Busy Readers.
A Resume of the Less Important but
Not Less Interesting Events
of the Past Week.

ican-Japanese war and American defeat.
The Interstate Commerce commission
is after the coal roads of Illinois and
Indiana.
London woman suffragists declare
themselves ready TO wear short hair to
win their cause.
The 6. A. r. national encmpment
will be held at Saratoga, n. Y, the
week Of September 8.
In clash between American troops
and Cuban rural guards at Satnta
Clara, Cuba, five were seriously in
jured.
Oklahoma's constitution he's been
completed. The initiative and Ieferen-
DUN and direct primary laws of Oregon
have been copied.
Roosevelt.has demanded Harriman's
deposition and his hackers will take
away control from him so he will lose
all his railroads.
The railroad presidents have con-
cluded they have no mandate to present
to the president and have decided they
want to obey the law.
So great has been the Japanese i'm
migration through Ell Paso, Tex, that
Mexicans have been displaced by the
brown men after assisting them to en-
tie this country.
Dowie's funeral sermon, written by
himself, cursed his enemies.
Hartman wants railroads excepted
from Sherman antitrust law.
Finland has just held its first elec-
tion under universal suffrage.
The japanese agreement has been
carried out in San Francisco and Wash
ington.
Schmitz and Ruef, the San Francisco
grafters, have lost every point so far in
the courts.
The total deaths due to the disaster
on the French warship Jena has now
reached 10S.
Speaker Cannon and other members
OF the congI essional party at Panama
express surprise at the amount of work
that has been done on the canal.
Ex-senator Burton, OF Kansas, will
probably stay in Jail an extra month
because of his inability to pay his fine
OF $4,000.
Homer Davenport will send one Of
his Arabian horses across the continent
to prove the strong enduring powers of
that breed. A cousin Of the cartoonist
will ride the animal.
The improvement in Archie Roose-
velt's condition continues.
Paper manufacturers throughout the
country will advance the price OF their
products soon.
Roosevelt has told Governor Gillette
that legislation by California will pre-
vent japanese exclusion.
The strike of Portland millmen may
close down some business houses that
have need for many boxes.
stuyvestant Fish, who was thrown
out of the Illinois Central presidency
by Hartman, has gone to Gould.
Fifteen passengers on Los Angeles
trolley car were badly injured by
Southern Pacific engine striking the
car.
A Chicago grand jury is after the go
called church and school furniture
trust. The indictments charge the
trust with controlling 80 per cent Of
the business of the country.
One of the Japanese warships coming
to jamestown will have great attractions
for naval men. 1t has speed better
than any of ours and was finished in
less than two years after the keel was
laid, which is better time than is made
in American yards. The vessel was
built by the japanese.
The people of Oklahoma are to vote
on prohibition.
NJ. Petkoff, the Bulgarian premier,
has been assassinated.
Nicaragua cs accused of spying on
the American minister.
Premier stolypin promises not to dis
solve the Russian douma.
Nicaragua is said to be prepacring a
force with which to attack Honduras by
sea.
The Kansas house has passed the
senate bill providing for 2-cent passen-
ger fare.