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irii I 1 0umal SALEat, OREGON FRIDAY, DECKMHKU 11, 1008. NO. 81 jr. Oht m nil 11 rtf&Wtn rui LAND ABOUT TO REBEL AGAINST RUSSIA CAUGHT WITH NITROGLYCERIN TELLS VARIOUS STORIE GRAFT HTERS JUBILANT CONVICTION IF RUEF Press Loasod Wiro.) Cisco, Doc. 11. Tho Bat- litho dlrcctoro of tho craft ovor tho conviction of jwn cloarly todny In tho bur Btutomenta: rProsecutor FranclB J. Iplo of Snn Francisco nnd to of Cnlifornla owo n lltudo to tho 12 mon who . moro than throo monthn bo nnd uubmlttod to what illy Imprisonment in tho lnuod on Page 5.) REMOVAL OF COAL JARIFFS IN TRADING WITH CANADA (Unltod Press Leaned Wire) Washington, D. C, Dec. 11. At tho hoaring boforo tho ways and means committee coal operators of tho Eastorn states doclarod that thoy w'oro in favor of tho romoval of (tariff on coal shipments, If a reciprocal re lation could bo ostabllehed with Canada. Although tho coat operators of Washington havo takon no action in tho matter, RoprcBontatlvo Jonoo la inclined to opposo tho removal of this tariff, holiovlng that it would placo tho Washington minos in sovoro competition with British Columbia. BIG COMIC OPERA BY MELKS TO PLAY "A NIGHT IN BOHEMIA" v Dopartlng from tho usual! annual minstrel show, tho I). P. O. Elks will soon produco, with local talent, (no big musical comedy known as "A Night In Dohomla," which has been played by tho Elk fodgos from ocean to ocean for n numbor of years. About CO local ladles and gen tlemen will bo carefully drilled In tho Bongs, dances nnd big musical specialties with which tho play abounds, and a lot of well-known Elks will appear in the character parts, 't Una been played and high ly endorsed by Minneapolis, Bt. Paul, WANT THEIR LIBERTIES RETURNED OR INSURRECTION 15 i THREATENED TAUGHT TO MAKE THE EXPLOSIVE IN EXCHANGE FOR MORPHINE (United Proas Loasod 'Wiro.) HolilBgtord, via frontier, Dec. 11. That Finland will sond an ultima tum to Russia warning the Ccar that n reblllion is Inovltablo unlosa the Finnish constitution Is reetorod 1 ho bollof of diplomatic agents of other European powers hore today. The lawmakers, at tho convening of tho Russian diet, early )u the ap proaching yoar, will point out to the Czar that Finland has been robbed of Its constitution. They hopo that Nicholas will yield, but they fear thoro is no escaping from an nrmeil conflict. ristmas Is Near AT HAND AND WE ARE READY 1011 flu Greatest Display of Mrrcliauillso in our history. Kwr) thing Ni'W from the 1 1 nor (o tin f K.10,000 worth of tho Lufoit Goods to ncloct from In Ktnplc, l-uiicy and Nowlty ChrlstnwiH Convict Campbell, who, It waa al leged by tho Japanoso caught yooter day with a supply of nttro-glycerlno and, dynamite, with which, R U claimed, ho wan going to blow up tho penitentiary, taught him how to mako the deadly explosive, whoa put through a rigid "sweating" by War don Our tie ithis morning, broke down and confessed to telling the Jap how to make nltro-glycerlno in exchange for a promise to got a mipply of mor phlno into tho prison for him, Camp bell, Campbell is an old yegg man, and I liBK liml Inn? oviMirloRCo with nlLro- Thoro will bo no formal doclara-l ,npI Vrnw n.-.-w.n.. .,. .iiiii t it ,.-. I Cw v f !- j-w - t -- metwa-Yftsuuaa- intentions were tlon of hostllttlcB.., Unless tho peo plo'a (jfjhertteu aro glvon back to thorn, revolutionary outbreaks will begin throughout tho country, gradu ally spreading nnd Increasing In vio lence until nil Finland Is n arms. ! Many of tho logMntorB aro among ' tho loaders of tho revolutionary 1 movomont. Thoy admit thoro 1b ho hopo of boating Rusola in an open campaign. Tholr Idon is to wngo so fierce n war with plot and ossnsslnn tlon that tho prossuro of tho world? opinion will Anally force tho Czar to i oine to their torms, Ladies' Suits Wo nro now offering Suit Values that will appeal to tho koon and thrifty buyers. They aro thavNow ost Goods offered at- prices thnt Bell thom quick. Empty shelves is what wo want by tho first of tho year. Wo will toll you tho renson later on. Bale Prices $ 5.90, $ 8.90, $10.50, $12.50 and up FINE DRESS SILKS Thoro is no stoiu in Snlom that can show you n Moro Comploto Stock of Dross nnd Wnisting Silks thnn wo can in nil tho Latest Novultlos and Staplo Goods; alBo In n Great As sortment of tho Host Iilack Silks Wo nro horo with tho goods; tho Dost Values on tho Pacific coast Ynrd 25c, 35c, 49c, 55c, 75c and up lit-iiur, Indianapolis, Soattlo, Oma ha, Nashvlllo and downs of othor Klk lodges, and rohoarsuls will be I lug charge of Mr. T. P. Goti:, who is I known ns ono of tho foromost pro- i ducors of local shown In tho country. , Dntos tho Inttor part of January havo been secured at iho opera houso and I tho local lodgo of Blks promlso a treat. ess Goods s recognized store for tho iiyies in Dress Goods nnd test variety to select from, to offor to our patrons Val- ro nnra to ueat nnywnere. iruuucioins, si.35 values, n sale per yard QQq rcidcloths, all colors, 56- 8pr-lal Price $1.25 7oc Dress Goods, now 35c and 40c FUR PRESENTS Slaughtor Prlcos on Furs, as wo carry no goods over from ono soa son to anothor Wo are now roady to givo you prlcos on Furs that will show you In a minute that this is tho place to buy your Furs. We carry o Host, but out thoy- must go nt Small Prlcos. Kach 95c, $1.25, $2.50 $3.00 and up nri it .Br Bum r vr 1 'tut. a m .ffc " Bf Bf Bl v Bi Bh 1 un(ler ' Baku i , iTvu f ' fffff'" p Wo do the vol umo of business ther ef ore wo can afford to Bell at Small Prices HOLY ROLLER GOD NEARS END (United Prosa Loasod Wiro.) Kansas City, Mo., Doc, 11. "I did not Bhoot any of tho polloo," pro tested "Adam God" Sharp today uu- I dor tho ordoal of tho third degree nt ' pollco hoadquantora, "It wne Ood act-jlng-through mo. Ho called upon mo to do this work nnd prptoct Ula ; lambs." James Sharp, solf-styled "Adam 1 God," la badly wouuded, and probab- lly will uio ae me roauu 01 an on j counter between his band of "Holy i Rollora" and tho pollco last Tuosday. I Ills wife, a devout follower of her I husband, today publicly recounted I her faith In tho tenents of tho "Holy Rollers," declaring that hor bollof mnst be false, a. "Adam Ood" seems doomed to dlo. Two policemen died In tho plstul battle with tho "Holy Hollers." Bov 1 oral moro wore wounded by thom, whon tho authorities broke up a meeting of tho sect. I Louis Pratl. solf-styled "Elijah III." ouo of tho "lambs," dlod yes terday fiom Tils wound received In , th battje. Olo Pratt, bis daughter was killed by tho police while with her mother attempting to oacapo. Dorando'a brother declared at a banquet that his brother would neror again race a Marathon wjth Hayea. because the later fouled Do rand In bU Now York raco, and tried to win by unfair means. to blow open a rate In tho town r Troutdale, for whlph placo- ho waa making for yostorday whon DopMty Ittacli put tho nlppora on him, YnMhltn'B Hccon!. C. Ynshlta, prisoner No. (HCO, was convicted nnd aeutonced to two yoar3 In tho ponltontlnry from Multnomah county on tho ehnrgo of larcony from a dwolllng. HIb etundlng n tho plnoo of correction Is conHlderod vory bad by tho ofneors In ahnrgo. Notwlth Btnndlng his physical condition being nlmost perfect, and having a tro mondouH atrongth for nuch n small man, ho would not work unlon watchod continually by tho guards HIh main occupation whllo In tho pen was Bawlng wood. A guard would sot him to work at the wood pile, but on tho instnnt ht waa loft nlono he would quit ovorythlng and moandor around tho grounds mntll put to work again. Ho had statod to sovoral of his associates In tho pen that ho had n deslro to got "lots of money," and ho thought tho safoblowlng bualneu about tho propor and easiest mannor to nccompllnh his doslros. May Ro Deported, The dlstrlot attornpy will tako ac tion to havo tho criminal deported to Japan under tho fedornl deportation law, whoro ho will not moloat or bo a menaco to the lives of Americana The Arrcwt. Aftor acting suspiciously until ho attracted tho attention of Deputy Shorlff Will Kech, yostordny about 1 o'clock Yashltn went to a local gun store, and thoro purchased 1G stocks of Trojan blasting powdor and tok thom to Hong'B old noodle houso, on Forry Btreot, aud cooked tho deadly explosives for tho purpose of obtaining thq nltro-glycerlne. Dop mty 8herlff Ech followod him and ar restoj hlra at tho dopot at 3 o'clock In the afternoon. Eseh scarcliod tho ox-convlot and pullod out a Bnydo'a 'catsup Initio filled to tho cork with what tho ofllcora suppose to bo nitro glycerine. A box of dynamite caps and a coll of fuse worn aUo taken from tho porson of tho brown man. Sam nurkhardt, a ponltontlary ofp rial, eaw Deputy Bsoh with tho man, whllo coming to town on the car, and Jumped off nt once. Ho recognUHl tho man as being a former convict, and acc6mpanled Ksch to tho olty with bechance. After Deputy Ksch and Mr. Iiurk- hardt had Jnduod Uo Jopaneo to gjvo out the Information that ther was 13 more sticks at tho China man noodle houe, they ook pos- VALUABLE ADDRESSES i AREMADE MORNING SESSION OF CONVENTION Tho final meeting of tho dairy con vention wn- hold today In the Yo Lib erty theatro, at which speeches wore dollvored by prominent and well-informed dalrymon, aad were greatly appreciated by the large audience of dalrymon and farmer In atteaAaaee. W. L. Crlaeey, secretary of the Ore gon State Dairy Association, deliv ered i good address on dairying and advertising, pointing out the naay waya la which tho dairy Industry could be mado widely popular among the Valley dairymen. Mr, Crlney' spneeh wbb onthulastlcaUy received, by the Bpectatera, t lielng a very In teresting talk on miccoMtuI dairying, Dr. Jamoa Wlthycombe, director experiment- station, at CorrallU, Bpoko on "Tho Gonoral Purpf Cow.' Dr. Wlthycombo thoroughly rxplnlned tho noconslly of Improving tho brood of tho apodal cow HOj gnvo flguron nnd ntntlatlca on how ,to; pronuro tho boat roiulta from grain", raised on tho homo farm, nnd how to obtaln Iho host ichuUh from tho eptv olal purpose animal. Accord.Jg to Dr. Wlthycombo'H oxporlonco and ob- LaorvattoiiH, tho purer brood the milk sow Ih tho moro milk can bo ou tnliiMl. nnd If, when n nmnll enlf, tho color doo not oxnetly suit tho ownor, It In a great mlstako to turn tho ani mal ovor for hoof purposes. Color does not amount for anything, nald Dr Wlthycombo. lie dealt for n fow moments on nklmmcd milk, pointing out tho valuo of It for foodlng pur poses with n nllght mlxturo of wheat. Ho nnaworod many quostlons nskod him hy dlfforont ones In tho audience, who rtoMrod a little Information rolu tlvo to tho feeding, oto. Tho reception given by tho dairy men nt tho Illihoo club rooms last night was an enormous success', well planned and woll oxeouted by thoxu taking part, In tho wny of spooche' and addrossOT. TIiomj making ahort but Intorestltig talks weroi John If Albort, Mrs. B. A. Yonktim. J. W Halloy, AuguBt HuckonstQin, Pr. Jni. Wlthycombo, If. II. Thlolson, II. D. Potton, Otto. W. Wcekr Carl Abratim Prof. L K. Kent, T. B. Townsond and O. M. Drown. Kalem Man Clota Hct Heivanl. , Those bolng awardod prUoa for tho bwtt dlspluy of dairy cxhlblU nt. the- Dairy convention today aro as follews: Grand pruo for best dis play of dairy products, glvon by Or egon Stato Hoard of Agriculture, 60 oup, T. A. Hchublngor, Balom. For the highest scoring oronmery butter, by Capitol Notional Ilauk, Ba lom, 2G oup, Douglas Cronm Co., Itoioburg. For tho hlghost scrolng dairy buttr, by Ladd & Ihuh, Salm. 26 cup. F. O. Mattke, Bwet Home; for the highest aeorlng ori'aiu ohuooj, by the United SUioa Na tional Hank. 35 oup, T. J. Valen tino, Hobsonvlllo; for second hlghoit scoring orwimory butter by T. fl. Townsond Crenmery Co., $16 oup, A. Raven .Capital Oroan;ory Co.; for second hlgheat coring dairy butter, by Duron & Hamilton, 110 chair Ulchard Hon ley, Florence. Ore.; for second lUghoBt scoring cream cheoso, by Monroe & Crlaell, Portland, 4 bottle Facllo, Jr.. tester, Mrs. F. A Lookan. Marshfield; tho host sot of plans for dairy barn to accommo- (Cotlau4 oa page S.) (OeUau4 on page 8 ) i- - h-"