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SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1906."
NO. 35.
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UNCLE
SAM AND
CHINA
CASTRO
READY
GREAT
STORM
EAST
THE BLOW
KILLED
FATHER
MIZNER
NOT A
PRIZE
MINERS
ALIVE
FOR WAR
Rescuers Can Talk to and'
Fcea Them Through the
Air Pipes
Stockton, Cal., P- 9.-Lait sight
' another cave-In took piuee in the App
'iim lti th drift in whiah Tomo,
Sabnch sJml M. VukoUah have been
imprisoned Jce Monday evening.
The ground is very troaolieroUB. The
time of rewue caenot Iw oetlmntcd,
but It is certain not to tako place to
day. Several of tho ro&ctid party
haro been caught by minor caves,
but nono were sorioualy lnjutvd. The
rescuer were ablo to converse with
the eutombed mom through Uie hlr
jHpo, ami forco eotip and coffoJ
through it to tho prlsonom. Tlio roe-
nm have been compelled to timber
fojtfty as the forco their way through
the shale dVpoelL Unices the Impris
oned men are MHed by a further cave.
;b, th'.ir rescue 1 certain.
KILLED""
GIRL AND
HIMSELF
8n Francisco. Feb. 9.-IMbert A.
Cxtlty, bartender at tho Hayxnarket'
4acchall, this morning shot and
Wl Josle IlwU, a Mexican girl of
8m!a Clam, aim) thon blew out his
m brains. The girl's mother was
lure to tnko tho girl home, to which
Ooley objected.
(UlCAGO
New Goods
Attiving Daily
WE ARE NOW OPENINQ UP MOUNTAINS OF NEW GOODS EV.
ERY DAY. THESE GOODS ARE DIRECT FROM THE DE8T MAN
UFACTURERS IN AMERICA. THEY ARE BOUGHT FOR SPOT
CASH AND WILL DE SOLD FOR A LITTLE MARGIN OF PROFIT.
TO INDUCE QUICK 8ALE8 THE FOLLOWING GOOD8 HAVE NOW
ARRIVED AND ARE ON THE SHELVES READY FOR SALE: 11200
WORTH OF LADIES' WHITE SHIRTWAISTS IN LAWN AND SILK;
$1250 WORTH OF DRESS GINGHAM8 AND FANCY WASH GOODS;
J1150 WORTH OF TABLE LINENS, TOWELS AND NAPKINS; 2000
WORTH OF MUSLIN8 AND CALICOES; $1500 WORTH OF NOTIONS
AND FANCY GOODS; 1W0 FINE SILKS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
AND EMBROIDERIES WILL BE OPENED ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF
THE WEEK. WATCH THE CHICAGO STORE'S PROGRESS THIS
YEAR. WE WILL SELL GOODS IF WE ONLY MAKE ONE CENT A
YARD. WHAT WE ARE AFTER IS A BIG VOLUME OF BUSINESS.
READ ON:
NEW GINGHAMS
If you want pretty, up to date
D.ttss Ginghams, Gingham Waist
mgH, Wash Suit Ginghams, Apron
Ginghams, Ginghams for child
ren s drosses. It will pay you to
look this Mno over. They ara all
warranted fast colors and a gnud
assortment of styles and patterns.
Pr.cea during this sale, Bo, 6,
8 13c 10c and 120,
CALICOES AND MUS
LINS Thousands of yards to select
hoa. ju&t fresh from the makers;
styles and patterns tho late&L
Saie prJoea oa Calicoes. ....
3c, 6c and 6c
Sai price on muslins
4 6K and 81-3C.
10tO yda White India Lin-
b. 131.2c quality, salo price
Td 81-3c
1W yde Linen Finished Cam-
ric. speciai for tfcia sale, yd 9c
Salem'sGeatest(owingStoe
McEYOY BROS, ffi&ffifi
Here's a Diplomat That Knows
Almost as Much as the
Average Citizen
Washington, Fob. 9. An official of
the stato department intimate))1 con
I Keeled wMt this country's foreign re-
lalton for SO year, eald teday: 'The
, next grave phage of American foreign
poMcy wlH be in our relatione with
China." He declared that, excepting
j the Cuban Interference and the Span
ish war, the United States had' no
complications with another powor
worthy of comtarlon wftli Uie threat
ened break with Cliltm. He eaw the
arrogance of the great merchant
of China mitet be endured, to the ox
. termination of American trade, or this
government must pursue a poMcy of
'armed faslstonce io re-establish the
.prestige of American' commerce. He
Isayu Use JaftanoM) germ Is affecting
the bods politic of China. He doeWt
charge Germany or Ungiaad's agen
cies with bad faith, but says citliens
of those countries roddlng In China
weuhhVt despair If American hsflu
once was destroyed.
An unusual Msmber of troops Are
going to the PhiMppia, and but few
returning, while Held maneuvers are
cow' ant.
Fruit Train Wrecked.
Mortar, Colo., FeU 8. The east
bound California fruit limited on the
Hatha Fe was wrecked here this morn
ing. Two train men nre missing and
are beHeved to be under the debris,
asl two others aro badly hurt.
Chicago Markets.
Chicago. Feb. 0.-Wheat, 880864;
corn. 4344; oata, 30C30U.
Sims
TABLE LINENS
We pride ouweJvos In being able
to show you ono of tho best select,
od stocks of table llnena In Salem
and at tho lowest prices.
36c Dloached Tablo Llaoo, yd.. 36c
45c Bleached Tablo Linon, yd 2Sc
50c Bleached Table Lines, yd.. 35c
36c Turkey Bed Tablo Linen yd 25c
8o Satin Damask Table LInoa 59c
Napkins, aK prices
io, 6c. 6Uc, 8 l-3e, 10c and 12c
250 doz TowekJ 4c, 5c
CUc, 81-3C, 10c, 121-2c and 15c
SHIRT WAISTS
A bewildering erray of Ladies'
Beautiful White Shirt Waists in
every conceivable style and make;
perfect In fit end tho latest style
shown. Prices small. .
69c. 76c, 98c, L26, $1.49, $L98
VISIT OUR CLOAK, 8UIT AND
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, UP
STAIRS. WE ARE 8HOWING
NEW SPRING HAT8 AT LOW
PRICES.
General Alcantra, Command-
Ing at La Guayra, Ordered
to Fire on French Ships
Washington. Feb. I. -Advices re
ceived hers say Castro Is ettiisUng
gathering nMutlttone and preparing for
war. He has comnimkHied generals
In each state, awl aH aiAed bodied
men have been raited to arms. In
formation received Indicates the peo
ple don't rant support Hie preside.
It It believed Castro will be unable
to raise more that 16,000 men who
will show aty spirit General Al
cantra, a graduate of West Point,
who comtnamlr. at 1a Gjiayra, has
been ordered to Are at sight upon any
French warships.
Negroes and Pole.
Hlifott, W. Va., Feb. 9.-Tho lirt
of tim4 In the Parallel mine explo
steM yweterdes- has no wreaohvd at
ktM 27. moMljr tesjroes and Hnngar
lans. WgMeen bodies have been re
covered. Chinese Destroy Missions.
(Pour O'Ckxk IMitlon.)
Amor. Feiv D.-llte Isaglfsk ad
Catholic Mtissiong at Grang Clm Fh,
M miles from here, have been de
stroyed W the DoKrrs, The loss n
hhoMt. IM.O00
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i TOMORROW the
Big Dissolution Sale
Every Shoe In the Store Reduced
ILL.
IRVIN &
4-1 II m 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1
PADDY
BOUND
TO BOSS
PUebwrg. Pa., Feb. 9. -President
Patrick Dulan, of the miners' union of
(his district, this mornlHK scoured a
temporary lajenelioN, restraining
mombors of the urJoh from Interfer.
ring with hi presiding over (heir
meotinxa. The union demanded his
resignation on account of tk stsrad
he took at the convention at Indian.
a polls.
THE HON.
REED
SMOOT
Waehinatou. Feb. 9.-C. I. ftHMirth
waile, of Ogden, Utah, an mommm
steored Mermen, was recalled for
oroA&examiaatio In the Smoot hear
ing. Asked as to his trantaoUoas
with Smith, relative to the Ow&)
Salt Company, the witness said that
tho company eorapoUDg with Ike la
land Compaas'. which was a Mowao
Institution, reduced she price of
orude salt from' $8 ta $2 per ton. As
a result the Beob Company sht
dow- Asked if the church authori
ties account for tithes, he said they
did not. The committee adjourned
without -setting a date for the re
sumption of the hearing.
TAKES A
HAND IN
HAZING
Washington, Feb. 9.-Tbe house
committee on naval affairs today ap
pointed a suh-eoiamKtee to go to An
teapollfl and ineulre into hazing. Thl
following ccsnposo the cemax'ttee:
VreoJand, chairman; Davidson. Pad
gett and Gregg.
Atlantic Coast Swept by Bliz-
.zard, Shipping !eeks Shel
ter, but is In Danger
j Norfolk. Va., Feb. 9. A storm of
Wear seveHtr m-evalte ewer tka wtmtu
const today-. Mans vessels put into
jthaspton Moada for inciter. Norfolk
harbor Is crowded and shipping Is In
great peril.
New York. Fee. 9. lialn, snow awl
a terlftle pall prevail horo today, and
traffic is had!' Impeded. Incoming
Voaeels reiort heavy winds, and high
sea; vessels In the habor hav de
layed sailing.
Demand for Qregon Horses.
Ia Grande. Or., Feb. 9. The do
nMMtd for Orattd Hondo horsos dally
.ncrease. A burer arrival hero to
day from Alberta, and says he Is bore
to buy a carload of Grasde Itoude
horses. He wants the heavy ones,
but Is not m parltatlar as to age, and
will tafce from fryearntMs on up. The
NMtMred MUmahi will be tHeposed of
toe worMMc prjHm ad the yoHnger
stock wilt he pX on the range. Am
thr buyer went to Ittgin the fore
part of the week to bwy a carload of
heavy grades. M4. Wlllard, from
Portland, Is also hwe to secure an
other carload for mat market
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LAST DAY of the !
CO. "SSusSBS"
1 n 1 1 H II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 iT
SUCKER
STAND
PATTER'S
Chicago, PwU. 9. The Illinois eeal
ojveratort) todny accepted the report
of tho Male comtniUfe, and endorsed
the conwatttfcoe' action at tho Indian
apoMa conference, In refusing to ao
cede ta the sniMM' dMand.
Panama Trade for New Orleans.
New Orieaas. Feb 9. As the reMill
of oenrUnt rowpialnta that the mer
chants) of NVw York had the advantage
la setting goods, the Fasama canal
efHumlaslOA has been appointed the
Bttfehaaing agent of the Panama Hall
read eonspanjr. aad for the next year
It wW buy just one half of aM the sup
plies needed In New York, the other
half in New Orleans. Heretofore all
these swpnlies were purchased In New
York. At the eod of the year the pur.
ihaers will determine which city of
fers the better advantages and Is th
better to make purchases In. The lo
cal merchants will make energetic ef
1 forts to hold the Panama trade. If It
can he done.
Emergency Rations Wanted.
Kansas City. Ma, Feb. 9.-Kansas
City paekors have been asked to of
fer bids oa M4.0OO pound of emer
geaoy rations for the United Stated
arms', aecordfog to Information given
out here last night. The bids are to
be opened in this elty February l&th
The rations coasiM of such food as
soldiers u&o whllo marching and In
the field. It is surmised' that the ra
tions are for se In the possible event
that serious uprisings may occur In
China.
Socialists Preparing for Campaign.
Davenport, Feb. 9. A mass conven
tion of the Socialists of this city will
be hold at Claus Groth Hall this oven
lag for the purpose of organising a
party, adopting a platform and nomi
nating candidates for the coming
spring campaign. The platform, which
has already been prepared by a com
mittee and will be submitted at the
convention this evening, embodies the
principal features of the Socialistic
doctrine. It Is intended to put a full
ticket in the field.
Arrival of Triplets at His
Home Drove Frank
Dosta to Suicide
Haeine. Wis., Fob. 9. Frank Doeta
was found In a trunk factor) hero
shin morning. He had committed mil
ekle I'rominonee over the birth of
triplets In hie faintly drove him in
sane. v
The Great Arlon Dall.
New York, Feb. 9. The Arlon ball,
one of the greatest social ovonts of
the scasonv will be held at Madison
Square Garden this evening Thoso
balls havo a reputation for their ar
tistic merit and mngnldceuco through
out tho ctnintry nad It Is exacted
that tonlaht's ball will be even more
gorgeous and attractive than Its pro
deceiwors. It will begin with a prom,
enade concert at 9 o'clock-, after which
the floor will be opew to dancers. On.
ly persons In masquerade costume
wMI be altowed on the door.
Promptly at 11 o'clock trumpets
will announce the beginning of the
"Grand Ballet of the Measons." The
Metropolitan opera house ballet wiH
take possesion of the floor with Miss
Illanca Proettch an their leader. Then
will come tho Mpanlsh dancers, and
then the automobile floats, oaeh to
represent a month of the year.
Opening Art Exhibition.
lfcie. Pa., Feb, 9. The annual art
exhibition tuuler the auspices of tho
Isrle Art club will open this evening
with a private view of tho display In
the art gallery of tho public library.
The exhibition this year Is confined
to water colors and miniatures, but to
make tip for the lack of oil paintings
ami larger works tho best artists of
tho country are repremttietl at tho nx
hlldtloH by some of their ohoiecst
works.
PACIFIC
COAST
SQUADRON
San Diego. CuL. Feb. 9. -A high of
ficer on the orulMH Chicago hi author
Ho' for the statement that the secre
tary of tho navy will soon recom.
mend a vice-admiral be appointed to
take swproMH command of tho Paeifla
MdroH. wKh headrptart era ow the
American coast. Under him would be
the admitaht of the Pacific coast awl
Ckeaa star low. Congress must meo
tiou the armammt. He also state)
that plans are under wy for a hat
tleship squadMMi In the Pacific water.
Qenneetleut Lumbermen Meet
Hartford. Conn.. Feb. . The an.
nual meeting ef the Gonaeetkmi He
tail lumber Dealem' AMMoiatkHi
opened here today with a large attend
ance, representing every section of
the state The opening session was
held at Putnam Phalanx Hall this I
moraing. and after the meeting the
delegates adjourned to the Allyn
itnuiua Cor luxAsos. There will he
soma intorestlHg addresses in thei
afternoon sewdeu. '
TO BUILD
THE CUP
DEFENDER
San Diego, Cal.. FeU 9.-A meeting
of the offlsoas of the San Diego
yacht ehtb deoided) to build a Upton
oufi defender for tho races announced!
for August 6, 7 and 8. Funds are!
available, and K Ia expected the boat
will be flnltfced by May 1.
o
General Wood Relieves Corbln,
Hong Kong, Feb. 9. Major General
Corbln sailed today for las Francis
co on the Pacific Mail steamer Korea.
Ho has boon relieved In the command
of the military division of the Philip
pines by Major Genera Leonard Wood
on February 1. and will return homo
as fast as ihe steamer can carry him
Mrs. Ycrkes First Husband a
Tyrant Her Second Rath
er Malodorous
Wlfrou Mhtner, the man who mar
ried Men. C T. Yerkos In New York
last week, was a dancehall and gatnb
UnsMtxMW oharaclor lh Dawson ami
N'omo (Hiring the early gold exoMo
mvnt, says a Scultlo dispatch. Ito
wna a boon companion of George Allen
and Tomutir Dokui, the lmtti accused
of the murder of Manager Hamilton,
of fche N. A. T. & T. Co., flvo years
nga Moreover, ho wns a member of
thy drinking part In which Hamilton,
AlWn and Dolnn figured bofore tho
timnagor wan killed
Mlenor drifted Into Dawson with
lite earNest gohi excitement. Hto
brother became tho manager of tho
A)aka CommeroMi Company, but
Wilt-on: Mlxner dht not work. He
stayed armtnt the iHtrrtHima, ilanoe
hahs and RwniiMtHr. roonM. made n trip
out over Mie toe and returned the foi
kwhg numtner. Old Ahwibnns do not
recnit bavin experienced tho senea
thm of teeinsr NUeon M laser engagm)
la toil, but he atwaew had moutV
enoutsh in get nkmg.
lh'm In bin Dawwm experience.
MitHt-er wna knows as a man possessed
of a fkmd(d vole, lie led aM the
barroom ehoruse and told admiring
friend that Harwale had wanted hln
votco traliMl to enter the llostonlnna,
"hen Nmno beramo a gtMHl oamp,
Mistier wont tlnmt. He wis seen wish
a Hotorio-w wtnnmv of the camp named
"GnttcfecH" M)tt of the tlmo, nml wan
reHanled aa .her favorite. Ho fro
(luanted tho dancehall In whioh she
wytUjsd and wtis djlnklng with her,
AMen. Didan and Hamlgon tho even
Ing that Hamilton wns klllwk A par
t6 of wtmien was with them. After
tho MMtrder the entire party, except
Hamehoa, spent the early mornluK
hours at a riotous ImnqueL
Young Alien nnd Dolan were aoi
vieied of Mto imirdtu. but when Alien
got a msw trial, Doiahi was itardoned
to return Io N'omo awl tesUfy. Chief
of I'oNce Cosy tried to connect Mis
ner with thu crime, but fnlljd. In
fact Misaer was on of Alien's star
wttM. Allen Anally got off ami
the erimu west unpunished. Baker
Clly Herald.
0 1
TULES
STAND
TEST
Washisgsen. Feb. . Metcalf, seo-retary-
ef eomsnerce and labor, today
received a eotal report from Oatdaln
IieaHdnsham, supervising Itwspeoior of
the IaciAo coast district on the mer
its of Ufa preservers made of tuie.
such as were en tho Valencia. The
report gives) the results, of experi
ments wikh two tula preservers, one
with the ends of the titles wired, ad
the other without wires They floated
under a weight of HI pound far 90
days.
DOINGS
TODAY IN
CONGRESS
Washington, Feb. 9. -The senate Is
considering (ho urgent deficiency
bltL Foraker introduced an amend
ment to tho statehood bill In the equ
ate today, providing for au election In
Arizona and Now Mexico upon tho
quotftiou of singio statehood. If tho
peoplo rejoob It, according to Forakers
amendment there would bo no admis
sion. Tho houso considered private
pension bills.
Waahmgton, Feb, 9. The senaie
this ofternooa passed! the urgent de
ficiency bill, after kilting Patterson
amendment to strike out the pro
vision exrtnpilng ahen labor from the
operation of the eight-hour law on the
Isthmus.
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