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SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1000.
NO. 230.
VOL. XVI.
1WAG00N
MAY GO
TO CUBA
FIFTEEN
TONS OF
POULTRY
SNYDER'S
BODY
FOUND
BIGGER
THAN
THE LAW
DOES NOT
LIKE
BLACK
PACKERS
ARE ALL
UNITED
rvs -c i -$( f
Rumored That He Will Be
Sent Soon to Take
Taft's Place
Washington, Oct. 2. The Presi
dent fired two . S. marshals
today, Fagln, of Ohio, and O'Nell, ot;
Louisiana. .The cabinet adjourned,"
but refused to tell of its delibera
tions, beyond saying that Cuba wns
discussed. It Is intimated that Ma
goon, Instead of going to the Philip
pines, will be governor Cuba. A
scramble is on for the position of
minister to Panama. The govern
ment has heard nothing of the los
of life at Fort McRne, saying the of
clal reports give the loss at $30,000
worth of property. The Red Cros3
Is receiving subscriptions for the re
lief of the Gulf storm victims.
Destroyed Because It Had Too
High and Gamey a
Flavor
Chicago, Oct. 2. Upon orders of
the health commissioner, the cltyof
ficers today seized 30,000 pounds of
chickens, ducks and other .poultry
and destroyed. The produce was' In
the refrigerators of Booth & Com
pany and the North American Company.
TROUBLE
ON THE
BORDER
Laredo, Texas, Oct. 2. Tho cus
toms guards have been ordered to
provide themselves with mounts for
.mounted service. The Mexican gov
ernment Is sending 500 troops to
points near here. Three hundred
revolutionists are In this vicinity.
SHOT BY
WIFE'S
FATHER
Texas Sailed Today.
Norfolk, Va., Oct. 2. The battle
ship Texas made a new start for Cu
ba this morning. The officers deny
the delay was caused by damage.
Seattle, Oct. 2. Jesse M. Hall,
aged 28, n real estate broker, was
shot and probably fatally wounded
In his office this morning by his
father-in-law, W. A. Constantlne, a
prominent grocer. Domestic troub
les, resulting from his elopement
with Constantino's daughter, Is sup
posed to be the cause. Constantlne
was arrested. Hall Is an ex-newspaper
man.
n
I'alnia Goes Home.
Havana, Oct. 2. Palma left the
palace this morning with his family,
and unostentatiously went to Ma-tnnzns.
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, Oct. 2. Wheat 76
75, corn 42g42?6, oats 34
ft34Vi.
AGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Liill)
The Crowds
THAT HAVE DONE THEIR TRADING
AT OUR STORE FOR THE TAST THREE WEEKS SHOWS THE
SUPREMACY OF THE CHICAGO STORE IX BEING ALWAYS ABLE
TO CATER TO THE WANTS OF THE PEOPLE, AND HAVE FOR
THEM THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT PRICES. OUR DRESS
GOODS, FIXE SILKS, LADIES' COATS, MILLINERY, CHILDREN'S
COATS, LADIES' SUITS, SILK PETTICOATS, SILK WAISTS, FINE
FURS, 'LADIES' SHOES, FINE HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, KID
GLOVES AND RIBBONS ARE ALL UP-TO-DATE. NEW FRESH
BEAUTIFUL GOODS, PRICED AWAY DOW TO INDUCE QUICK
SELLING. DO YOUR TRADING AT THE STORE THAT SAVES
YOU MOXEY
Thousands of yards of FIno Dress
Goods all new and fresh de
signs, styles the latest. Also
plaids and blacks. Prices 25,
35, 49, 75 and 98c.
Thousands of yards of Fine Silks
In all the new shades also
plaids and styles the latest.
Prices, 49c, 75c and 98c
500 yards 8-3 Outing Flannel
yard, 4c.
5000 yards Fine Heavy Soft
Downy Outing Flannel, special
price yard, 3 1-3 and 10c.
Good Blankets for 25c.
1000 yards standard calico, yd 4c
200 dozen Children's heavy Cot
ton black Hose. Price pair 10c
60 Ladles' Swell New Suits just
arrived $15 and $18 values,
special price for this sale,
$10.90.
100 Ladles and Misses' Fancy
Plaid and Oxford grey Long
Coats $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00
values, special price for this
sale, only, $5.90.
$2.00 Fur Neck Scarfs, price 95c.
$7.90 Silk Petticoats, price $3.75.
We have cheaper and better
ones.
200 dozen' Ladles heavy -wool
fleeced Derby Ribbed under
wear, special price 23c.
Ladles' Trimmed Hats, new arri
vals, sale price, $2.50, $2.95
and $3.56.
Children's and Misses' Trimmed
Hats, sale price, 98c, $1.49 and
$1.98.
We have cheaper and better
ones.
gALKM'B FA8TB8T SHOWING STORE.
McEVOY BROS. M&fiBS
Bullet Hole In Skull Shows
Death Was Either Murder
or Suicide
A dispatch from HUlsboro last
night says; The mystery of the dis
appearance of Carey Snyder, crack
shot, nil-round sportsman, bon vl
vnnt and hall-fellow-well-nlet, anil
who lived 12 miles north of this city
on a little mountain ranch, has ben
cleared by the finding of his skele
ton, ten miles east of this city this
morning, by Harry Hanson, a young
man who was out hunting. Young
Hanson was after a Grouse, and yt
flew Into tho brush on the farm of
John Lehman, about a mile west pf
Cedar Mill.
Hanson followed tho bird a few
hundred feet into tho jungle nnd
cnme upon tho remnlns of a dead
man who has positively been Identi
fied as tho missing Carey Snyder,
who left n young wife In the hills
north of Glencoe. Mrs. Snyder- hap
for months strenuously denied any
knowledge of her husband's where
abouts. After the finding of tho
body young Hanson notified tho au
thorities and Acting Coroner II. T.
Bagley went to the scene of tho find.
Snyder's remnlns lay near n big
log. His gun lay on top of n Jog
which laid nbove his foot, and
through his skull was a bullet hqle.
the missile having entered bqlow his
right ear and plowed through his
head, coming out above the loft car.
Sheriff Connoll was called nnd Iden
tified the clothing, and in tho pockets
of tho dead man was found a letter
from his father, R. M. Snyder, the
Kansas City capitalist, telling of a
remittance of $41 nnd ndvlslng the
son that ho could have more when
he wanted It. In tho pockets were
also found a revolver and somo pnwn
tickets. Tho teeth of tho skull,
crowned with gold, gave nnothor.
means of posltlvo Identification, had
any been needed. I
Snyder's Disappearance.
December 2, 1905 The Farmers'
& Merchants Bank nt Forest Grove
Is entered nnd about $5000 In cash
Is taken.
December 3, 1905 Carey M. Sny
der, son of R. M. Snyder, n million
aire capitalist of Kansas City, who
was living on a ranch near HUls
boro, Is reported missing. Snydor,
Jr., had been sent out to Oregon
from Missouri on pnrolo after con
Chicago Packers Refuse to
Testify in Cases Brought
by Arkansas
Chicago, Oct. 2. Armour, Swift,
Morris, Cudnhy and other packers
today refused before tho special com
missioner to testify in the enscs
brought against them by Arkansas.
Arkansas will probably nssess their
fines, tho attorney-general asking
$10,000 In each case. They will ap
peal to the supreme court, nnd even
tually to the federal' supremo court.
THAW
Will Go To His Grave Like a
Fourth of July Pro-
cession
Milwaukee, Oct. 2. Giles II.
Spenr, a prominent nnd wealthy cit
izen snya ho disbelieves In blnck lis
funeral accompaniments, nnd hna or
dered that when ho dies those In
charge plncu red, white nnd blue on
hla doors with the wprds "American
born, American bred nnd Amorlcnn
dead."
WILL
ESCAPE
New York, Oct. 2. Thaw will
probably never fnco trial. Bofore
his ense Is renched on tho docket the
commission will probably declaro
him Insane. A number of promlnont
nllenlsts have already found him of
unsound mind.
FAMOUS
ARCTIC
EXPLORER
Noted Hmizle Case Up for Trial.
Newport, R. I., Oct. 2. The noted
Dunzlo case comes up for trial today
in tho first district court for Newport
county. Thh Is tho caso In which
Chief Yeoman Bunzlo, stationed at
tho nrvnl training station here
brought suit against tho Newport
Amusement Company, because ad
mission to a dunco hnll was refused
him while ho wns In uniform. It Is
stated that Rear-Admiral Charles S
Thomns, commnndnnt nt tho naval
training station Is pnylng half the
expenses of Benzol's suit, nnd It Is
understood thnt tho navy depart
ment Is bohlnd tho action. President
Roosevelt has sent to Roar-Admiral
Thomas $100 as his contribution to
tho expenses of the action, which is
taken In dofonso of tho United States
uniform.
If Forced to Obey the Law,
They Will Try to
Change It
Chicago, Oct. 2. Plans for tho or
ganization exclusively of small pack
ers woro abandoned this nftornoon,
ns Armour, Cudnliy, Swift, Morris,
Swnrtzchlld & Salzbergor all ap
plied for momborshlp In tho now or
ganlzntlon. All tho pnekors yrl
unlto to securo n favorable Interpre
tation of tho Inspection law.
OREGON
TOWN
BURNING-
Prluev.lllo, Or., Oct. 2. Flames,
starting In tho Neddy livery barn,
threatened this noon to wipe out tho
entlro business section. It doatroyod
tho Methodist church nnda hnlf doz
en residences.
Seattle, Oct. 2. Captain Roald
Amundsen, discoverer of tho North
west passage, Is duo to arrlvo In Se
attle from Alaska tomorrow. Tho
Norwegians of this city havo nr
rnnged to give him a big reception.
A BIG
SHOW
BURNS
Geneva, O., Oct. 2. Cummins'
Wild West show was dostroyed by
fire today. One employo was burned
to death, and all the animals except
fesslng highway robbery in Kansas four elephants and two horses were
City. Ho was supplied from time to lost. A cigarette siunuu wiu m.
time with funds by his father, nnd
wns known as a "high roller," enter
taining extensively at his country
home. Snyder had the reputation of
being a good Bhot, whloh he upheld
In a number of shooting tourna
ments.
January 3, 190C Mrs. C. M. Sny
der, worried over tho dlsappearanco
of her husband. Is sent to a sanita
rium, as friends feared she was los
ing her mind.
January 10, 190C R. M. Snyder
comes to Oregon from Kansas City
to investigate the dlsappearanco of
his son.
October 1, 190C Skeleton of
Carey M. Snyder Is found by hunter
in brush near HUlsboro, with a bul
let hole In head.
Killed Swedish Consul.
Ratoura, Russia, Oct. 2. Hager,
the Swedish vice-consul, was mortal
ly wounded today while driving in
his carriage In the outskirts of the
city. His murderers escaped. He
was manager of tho naphtha works.
Farmers Offer Reward.
Sioux Falls, 8. D Oct. 2. Resi
dents of Turner county today of
fered a reward of $2000 for the par
ties who caused the death of Mrs.
Harry Collins, by chloroform, admin
istered with Intent to rob the house.
Triennial Musical Festival.
Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 2. Tho
coming three days nnd today havo
been set npart for tho trlonnlnl
musical festival In this city. Distin
guished artists are taking part, and
tho interest displayed in tho event
exceeds that of any previous yeur,
Michigan Knights of Pythias Meet.
Traverse, Oct. 2. Tho Knights of
Pythias today made tho greatest
turnout of any secret order over
seen In this city. Thero woro sov
eral thousand visitors of tho uniform
rank.
Hop Market Quiet.
Thero Is little doing In tho hop
market, at lonst buyers nro keeping
quiet concerning any buys they
might havo made. Buyers, however,
nro scouring tho hop belt looking .for
good buys. A lino lot of 70 bnles
was bought n day or two ago for 15
cents, tho highest prlco reported, but
tho general prlco Is now nbout 13
cents. Growors, however, .nro not
ready to part with their crops at that
price.
Requisition Grunted.
Tho governor todny granted n
requisition on tho governor of Utah
for tho extradition of Harry Mor
gan nnd Jnne Dee, nllns tho "Candy
Kid," charged with tho larcony of
$9400 from Antone Fritz, In Port
land sovornl weeks ago. Tho sus
pects nro colored people, nnd wero
nrrested In Salt Lake City Hovoral
days ago by Detectlvo Joo Day, of
Portland.
SEATTLE
RAISES
THE COIN
Seattlo, Oct. 2. Tho formal open
ing of tho stock books of tho Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition, to bo held
In Sonttlo In 1909, wns colobrated
today by tho blowing of whistles and
ringing of bolls In nil partB of the
city, nnd by tho steam craft In the
hrrbor. Fifty thousand $10 Bhares
nro on salo. Among tho lnrgo Invest
on nro tho 8t. Paul .railway, $10,
000 tho Groat Northern, Northern
Youkon Pacific exposition, to bo hold
ench. It Is predicted U'u ontlrd
stock will ho taken todny.
-o-
MADE
SUFFERN
SUFFER
Chicago, Oct. 2. William Suf
forns, of Decatur, III., today told the
Interstate commission thnt the ele
vator allowance mado by tho Illinois
Central permitted two flrmB to mo
nopollzo tho grain business, nnd
forced him to abandon tho Euro
pean trade.
Dou-lo En Route to Mexico.
St. Louis, Oct. 2. John Aloxnnd-
m t in Timiiif. ' or Dowlo passed uirougn tins city to-
York, Oct. 2. Tho coronorlday. en routo to Mexico, whither ho
yet convinced that Adams
New
Is not
committed suicide. There Is no evi
dence of murder, but he Is not suro
ho took his own life, as thero Is no
motive for the suicide.
For Killing His Father.
Lynn, Oct. 2. After an investiga
tion lasting nearly a year Edgar
Melkel, aged 15, was arrested today
accused of the murder of his father,
who was found dead with a bullet in
bis head last November.
Those Russians.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 2. Tho cabi
net Is discussing the postponement
of elections, which are scheduled for
December, o making the Doutna
come about the beginning of Lent.
o
Afcks for Mercy.
Madrid. Oct. 2. The attornoy-
general asks mercy for Ferrer, sen
tenced to death In connection wjtn
the attempt to kill the Icing. He is
but 1$ years of age, and a prison sen
tence is desired by the attorney-gen
eral.
goes for tho benont of his iicaun,
He looks vecy feeble, but expresses
confidence that ho will ultimately
return to ZIon, and regain his pow
ers, which ho claims are now being
usurped by those ho made in his
palmy days.
Quiet in Culm.
Havana, Ott. 2. Tuft has boon
notified thnt thoro In constant fric
tion between tho Insurgents on one
aide nnd government voluntoora and
tho city pollco on tho other at Glen
fucgos. Tho situation is critical.
Tho arrlvnl of tho Dos Molnoa yes-
tordny, It la thought, settled the
trouble, but It will likely bo noces-
Bary to Bend tho Dch Moines men
ashore Tnft nnnounccH that them
will bo no changes lu tho executive
department for two or throo weeks.
Ho promises no now bends of de
pnrtments will bo appointed before
at leant tho last of Octobor. ZoyaH
says tho disarming of Insurgent
will bo completed within two days.
, .-o
Do You Relieve In Signs?
A mark, noto, tokon or symptom,
Indicates thnt by which anythlnjc
may bo known, that in, wo are fore
warned if evil is to bofnll us, or we
havo tho pleasure of anticipation 11
tho Blgns hotoken a fortunate occur
rence Accidental occurrences all
have their signs, every disease has
Its symptoms. The point Is to heed
tho formor. and counteract the ef
fect of tho latter. Spells of Blck
hoadacho follow Indigestion and
stomach disordersbelching, bullous
ness nnd dyspepsia nro signs of sick
ness. People that bollave In these
signs and know that they are true
from oxporlonco, can got Immodlate
relief and a Bpeedy cure by tho use
of Dr. Qunn's Improved Liver Pills.
Sold by druggists for 20c per box.
Only one for a doso.
I
There la an excellent crop of
prunes In the Cresswell netgnVer
bood, la L eety.
Hughes Btlll n Favorite.
New York, Oct. 2, Betting re
mains at 2 to 1 In favor of Hughes.
Yesterday's conference was enliv
ened by the Intorest taken, which In
dicates that Hughes will have the
full support of the administration.
Registration Books Open.
The registration books will be
open tomorrow for the registration
of all voters who desire to take part
In the primary election. All voters
at the primary must register,
F. E. Newberry
GRADUATE CHICAGO MUSICAL
COLLEGE, PUPIL OK RUDOLPH
GANZ, TWO YEARS WITH WH
LAMKTTE UNrVHHSITY, HA
OPENED MU8IO BTUDIQ, KOOOM8
9 AtfD 19 IX I. O. O. F. TIsMPLK.
HOUHftTbs. XUSIKJttW WOUH
1 TO .
Guard at Warehouses.
Portland, Oct. 2. Armed guards
wore nlaced at the grain warehouse
today by cxportora, who fear trouble
from tho strikers.
Offers tho Militia.
Portland, Oct. 2. The national
guard, through tho governor, ha
boon offered the President for Mr
vice In Cuba,
Dr. J. P. COOK
MOVED TO 810 LIHHRTY ffSHWCt if
WIIMKK HE WILL MMHT ALL OLV !l
AND NMW PATHiHTB. FOR AH W
DISEASE CALL OX PR. COOK, ft
CONIULTATIQX VNM,