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fp THE Mv A- Tatya iOUENAIi; .V ' -' ' ' ' 'mVf' -.Vi'i foL. XJII. 8ALEM, OREQON. MONDAVj, NOVEMBER 2, 1903. NO. 262. i ' i a- mw m Ft jl JL. JLuftlLJ JLi' It Costs More to do a Crebit Business Tn fftct it costs BO rrmr.h morn tli of nvnr 0(e. rf 1. n..,l,'i morclmnts fail. Over 90 of those who slick to the spot cash plan succeed. Tho difference is not in the merchants, but iu their methods. Our prices on DRY GOODS 1ms nstonishod our customers. We've extended the sumo principles to the new departments thrtthavo made our other lines such a success. Re liable merchnudiscat 'Racket prices' makes us grow. If you have a boy we want you to see our BOYS SUITS and OVERCOATS. They're as near boy-proof as anything can be made. Mens Clothing and Overcoats Our assortment of tho new stylf s is very complete. Suits from 3.05 to S17.5U. The worsteds at 11.60 to 17.60 aro extra fine and thov'ro 15 to 20 per cent cheaper than 'regular stores' .WfeswQbvfc& Wa ytfiTi iiitii"ir ttiVv . SHOES W Fof Women. & f Out Shoe Stock looks liko an exclusive shoo store. All except tho prices. We have the largest stock of NEW SHOES iu tho city. When you want footwear that will give satisfaction go to TWO CARS OF POWDER EXPLODE MANY BURNED TO DEATH onvelopad the stairway that egress from tne building uocarae almost Im possible. Tito houso from tho third to Vhe fffth floor was almost ontlroly destroyed. Desperate Struggle to Escape rear, Hundreds of Cars are Frenzied by Fright Wrecked and Track Destroyed) They Jam the Win dowsand Doors City is Badly Damaged-Be- Twenty-five Die Where all Might Have Escaped Had They Not Got Panic Striken MT Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store. E. i . BARNES, Proprietor port Heard Fifty Miles Away--Acres of Burn ing Wreckage. Crestline O., Nov. 2. Croetllne and vicinity was turned into a panlo last night by a terrible oxplaslou at S o'clocta. Many buildings woro Bhalten, and In somo Instances tho walls fall. Church congregations woro thrown In to screaming masses of humanity. Peo ple who woro nt homo woro torrlfled by tho fearful roar thnt was hoard. .Two enrs of dynamlto which ox ploded in tho Pennsylvania yards, was the causo of the excitement. Hundreds of Pennsylvania railroad omployos are nt work searching for tho dead or Injurod. Tho ontlre woet yard of the road Is a complete wreck. Ofll clals of the railroads have said the loss Is about 45 cars. Where tho oxploslan occurred a hole 20 feet wide and twice ns long was torn out In tho ground. Men nt work a mile away were thrown from the track. In the down town portion of tho city there Is not a building that Ikib not sufforod consid erable damage. Many porsons, who woro on tho streets, wero cut and oth erwise hurt by flying glass, and numer ous women nre In a serious condition from shock and concussion. All of tho physicians of tho oity rro at (he scone of the explosion to assist thoso who may bo found injured. The sidewalks aro llttorod with glass from the shattered panes. All tho churches wero holding ser vices when tho explosion occurred. Doors woro blown off, and windows smashed n many of tho buildings, but tho full oxtont of the loss to property (Continued on Fourth Page.) Now York Nov. 2. Twenty-one men, three women and a lO-montlis'-old ba by woro burned to death or suffocated in a fire that started early Sunday morning in tho House of All Nations, a flvo-story tonomonHiouso nt 426 ICIavonth avenue, and which tho pallco hud corouer bollovo to hnvo botn of Incendiary origin. J Somo of the peculiar fsnturos of tho dlBastbr, In addition to the startling loss at life, nre that the firs was prne tloalty extinguished in 20 minutes ; thnt (he police could loam of but ono person injured other than those who lost tiiolr lives and thnt the property loss was only $7000. The dead nre mostly Itnlians. . Quests at Halloween Parties. In several apartments of tho tene ment hflllowoen parties wero In rro- j gross and the guests nt theso added 'greatly to the number of porsons in tho houso and made the crush and Jam to oscape raoro than It would ordinari ly havo boen. Although plentifully provided with fire-escapes front nnd Iroar, eecnp was cut'off a fow minutes after the flro started by tho bodies of the dead bocomlng wedged in tho op ening leading to tho ladders. Tho flro had been burning for coma mlnutotMioforo it wns discovered. It had Btnrted Jn tho basomijat, and, rushing upward, had attacked the stairway leading to the apartments. In nchort space of tlmethoflnmoshadso At the windows, front nnd bodies of men nnd women wero Jammed showing that a desperato Btrugglo to get free had resulted In tho complete choking of theso exits to the Are-OSes pes, and had been tho causo of n number of Inmatos bolng suffocated Lying on n bed alongsldo a window at (the rear of the fourth floor, the fire men found the bodies of five men. i Knelt had clutched tho one next to him In an endenvor to push him away I in order to get to the fire-escape out side. The features of the men wero IdUtorttd'some with rage, others with agony, and In two Instances the men had gripped ooch other so hard that blood had boon drawn and had run over their hands. On tho third floor woro found tho bodloB of Nuculeta Vlnglguorro Dor osl nnd hor bnby. Tho mother had orawled to tho front window nnd had succeeded in grasping tho sill, whon sho was suffocated. In hor arms lay the body of her child. Left Mother to Perlshr On the third floor. In nn npartmont whero a. hallowoon pnrty wan being hold, John OToolo, ono of tho occu pnntB, started to go to tho street. Ho was met by n volume of smoke as he opened the door. Ho ran to tho flro oetnpe, followed by nil thoso In tho flat, with the exception of his mother, whose chnrred body later was found lying nt the entrance of tho apart nicnt. O'Toole and the others escaped. When tho 'firemen reached the scene there was n mass of (lames bursting thtough tho middle of the roof, whllo tho air was flllod with hefait-ronding screams of the women nnd tho cursoa of the inon. Many dar ing roscuos woro mode by the flromen. who, nt times, had to uso violence In their attempts to dlsontnnglo tho mnsi of writhing human bolng struggling In vnln offorts to rcncli safety from the! crowuou uro-csenpes. ANOTHER PORTLAND MURDER Samuel Bauman Shoots Adolph a Burk- hardit Bauman Claims it Was An Accident But the Police , Think It An Old Feud Portland Nov. 3. While colsbratlng Halloween Adolph A. Durkhnrdt was shot nnd killed by Samuel Battmnnn, nenr llortha, Into Saturday night. Uau- mnnn, who says ho flrod tho fntnl rlflo Bhot to senro awny boy& bombarding his house with n fustlndo of builds, camo Into tho city and gavo himsolt up enrly yostorday morning.' Ho will bo chnrged with murder In tho first degree. Harry Fullor, the companion of Iltirkhnrt, and tho only witness of tho shooting, tells n story of intentional nuirdor. His ncoount Is weak In ninny polnte To determine the truth nn Inquest will be hold this afternoon. It Is expected that a tale of a long-standing fued will bo unearthed. Haumann, the man who fired two rllle shot at Durkhnrdt and Fuller, had, It nppenrs, been In constant troublo with the HonB of H. 1). Haywood, tho farmer for whoso house, on the Gnr dou Home road, tho young mon woro heading, Dogs had boon killed by (Contluuod on olgth pago.) Feup Hearts That Beat as Two. Tho connty olork this attornoon Is suod two mnrrlngo licenses, ns follows-: W. A. Winder and Snlah I Mil lor. Geo. C. Will, witness; and ChnrleB Vincent and Miss KIMe Duskey, Jos. Vincent, witness. Ftfcsh Today Soft Centered! Chocolate Creams AT Zinn's 1B4 8ta.to St Phone 1071 Main. Best Goods yJiiiUI 0xMS Satisfactory I OURS IP A PTflhr 1ar everyDOl,y a 8reat institution. It Is permeated with an atmorphere of style, a characteristic which not only coyers the most elaborate merchandise, or uarment, but rem hen even to IS U I II H F the m08t lnexPen,lve llne we "" l"d'ed '" an atmosphere ofstyle correctness In everything In which style Is concerned; and style, of necessity, la linked to quality. There Is an other feature equally Important as style and quality right prices. I Wm' Goods Sale 160118$ New Our 148th Wednesday Surprlie Sale of Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats with deep flounce, very full, and our regular $1.2 value. Now is the accented time to se cure your drese fabrics while the sale continues as every dreee fab ric is reduced In price. New Scotch Suitings In the late weaves and correct colors. TttOC a yard 89c each. Barky slx&piBg U advised, as they won't feet kteg. Suits tickets livery Knstern express brings us wore of the now suits and jackets This line Is the very latent stIes in ado up In the neweet creations In dress fabrics. Our prices are as low as Is consistent with' reliable mer ceandlN. and tbe value cannot be duplicated on the Coast. mov Another lot received yesterday and are now ready for your Inspection. This sale has been wore eueceMful than we anticipated ami "randred of pairs have been sold, yet there kt a food aeeertaeMt left. Thjgr are a regular feW value, but more.Ue4 at the pvfee ef 75c pair Stilt Cases This department bos been added to vd'y maternally by the reeelpt of an other lot so thnt now we can supply your wants from a 16-Inch ease to the laip 28 Inch one. All prices. The finest lot of Suit Cases wc ever had in our store. PRICES WERE NEVER LOWER All styles. All Prices. Men's Undeuweaf TMs specie! lot want to eaHe owu4(lp, awl we are wUlleK.to effec an iuitcRjMt for yH lo Jy Is yam winter enm. KHter Me ye,toe nnd moat twea. too, at ealy dOC garment. FALL SUITS to lit any mat), llrery variation ef the human figure Is provided fer In eiir read)vtowear ehUhetu You are Jwt aa certain of finding a fall suit to pteuM ym m yon are to be fitted 18 yow saUsfuellon. A seperb eel' teetlon of taetefel, bsauUfHl style. yJtleli to wlmilHg tfaUeii ojHnlons frem the iiioet etitleal. Prises to please. TRUNKS At iMt we are fully able to supply your eveiy want In the trunk Hue Tbe lereft afciftment ever brouKht to ttatejn reaehed vm yesterday and they nBK In else from IS Inch trunks to the large 8aratee of 43 Inches In length. Sthiun lLZr alia CloOtcs OVERC0AT8 'tfibi deiaimeol Is Ut trtde U OUT clotkliirf wen, who Uv dls- Itlojed Nne Ju.lrmnt In eeiecttm; with a grand assortMent In the new Uilejts for fail aad wlnttr wear. We went yuu ttt aee thm We have litem In any length to tilt year teste from tee short toy- eoet to the full leogUj Owveie ette." 10.00 to ZZ3U 3.50 to WM. i Mmmmmmmmmmmmsmmm