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flothlh Heard of Eight Deeper
lladoes Who Brofca Prison, at.
; McNeill's Wand. '
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GOVERNMENT OFFERS 'r- "
v -REWARD FOR CAPTURE
?OMaJrt-Search With Ordtra to
$ Shoot If Resistance i
".l'rrh': Is Offered. ;
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, . ' (Ipecial Slapatea to Te loanatt
. . Tacojna. July Nothing bat tfcaeii
" heard of the debt convict who '
t v. caped from the federal prison at afo--Netll's
.island early ,Tuesday- morning
,.by making a tunnel. through the oell--Ing
and climbing down the stone wall
"They are supposed to. be lurking la-the
wood In' the outskirts of Tacoma and
several posses are searching lor tnem.
v The prisoners left the Island by means
of two rowboata after having .aiade a
'fruitless attempt to leave by taking the
' prison launch which they disabled by
'breaking the dynamo. All the escaped
' ! prisoners are garbed In their striped
prison suits, and officials expect to bear
at any moment of the raiding of some
ox. the numerous camps to whico tne men
' - --could have hied their way.
- -,- - lfteen 'other prisoners eonflned -In
ithe same tier with the escaped convicts
-.refused : to take the daring chance of
escspe. ; i..-, h ': - K . - " ...
'I George Wade, who. i one .of.the most
- - durln criminals in the country, is, gen
eraiiy believed to be the leader of the
i natty. The men s were all desperate
)rtiRlnala serving, terms of from ona to
" ' j SO years 'The escape was not dlecov.
. ered until o'clock the. following morn-
inr and toe posses havs Instructions to
.. shoofc down' the men should they" offer
- . tne sHgbteat resistanoa. i ns govem
v rntnt hM authorised reward for the
' capture of any of the convicts. The fol-
' lowing Is ths description , of - the" con'
V .- Vlets: " .". " '
Ed Stlckaey was sentenced In Taeoma,
a Joly-t, -tM. to-ervw-iroayear for
. counterfeiting HIS time would ba out
1 July (, 1997. Stlckney Js smooth shaved,
has a Roman nose, la feet 1 Inch In
height, and weighs lit pounds.
A Matt Moor,, a Japanese., was. seatenced
from Alaska July t, -104,. to serve five
.years for stabbing. ' His - time' would
havs expired August II, l0t. He la t
feet . In height, has a broken nosa and
his face Is pitted with smallpox. a
. ' i. H. . Malone was convicted of the
' crime of rape In Alaska, August . 104.
. - 71 f time would . be - out .. December 4
lltt.. He Is of light complexion, smooth
.- shaved, 'blue eyes, la t- feet 1 Inches In
, height, and weighs 1(0 pounds.-
.-"- "Clyde D. Caatleaged ai; height, ;- feet
i, incites; weight, 141 pounds;- hair.
--rowo;eyes. browp; complsxlon,. light.
- James Leslie, age IS; height,. feet
Inches; weight, 141. pounder hair,
, dark brown; eyes, blue, complexion.
.flirt vaccination soar on left arm.
Ui W. D. McCarthy, age 14; height feet
Inches: weight, 147, pounds; hair,
dark brown? -.eyes. blus; complexidn,
lair; rignt name is W. IX McLaughlin.
. K..- JTabwenchl (Japanese), age - 14;
height) feet t Inches; weight m
; . jjvwng, niir, piwi , vyw, TignT Drown.
ueorge wade, age 4; height. feet
Inches; weight,. 1S pounds; hair,
light brown: eyes, grayish, blue; pom-
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FINAL" SEPARATION v - V
?7 OF CHURCH AND STATE
Wosreel BmcUi awee.1
Paris. July i. Complete freedom of
religious belief Is provided under, the
church - and state . separation .'bill aa
passed by the chamber, of deputies.
Since Its Introduction the bill has been
almost entirely revised, but It had left
, the atate entirely untrammeled In con
nection with any religion or. sect, the
republic neither recognising -stipend or
subsldlaers of -any see. The proposi
tion to convey in priceless riches of
the church, consisting of a collection of
palntlnsjs. tapestries and statuary, to the
atata waa modified so that civil organi
aatlona retain the goods of the church.
BURNED BY EXPLOSION " i ;
0fv GASOLINE TANK,
' Oleeeha; IMspetek ta.the' looraaL) '.
, ' tllverton. Or., July .- While. Joahua
Morley, a confeotloner of thia city, at
tempted to light the burner of a peanut
roaster Monday evening, the gasoline
tank exploded with great force fright
fully burning him On -the face, naek,
right hand and arm. - He will recover.
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I We have the nppt.'. artistic7 J
t photograph of beautiful MuX
X Hood, ready " for ? framlne.f
Jutt ; the, thingto tend! or.
carry away aa a.Souvenir of X
5 .Oregon, or to have in your S
hamt The ntpin lm" Si
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BookieOere and
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Crest niajs at LKIcfrttts
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'r W. :P. M cCarty.
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J. H. Mlon.;
Vlf E'S VICTir i TO BE ;
IN SEATTLE
BURIED
Body of Thomas J. Dodgsoa WiH
& Be ; Taken : North:" by'r
vk His Brother. z '
SUICIDE LIES' FRIENDLESS .,
V AT CORONER'S. OFFICE
Woman - Had - Prepared for. the
Slaughter Some Days Before-:
Its Commission. '! V
The hod v of Thbmaa'Jl ttodzaon. '.who
was shot and killed by hid wife In- front
of. the Hotel . northern at Twelfth-and
North rup streets, yesterday mernlng, win
bs taken to Seattle for Interment on the
11:41 'o'clock train tonight J by his
brother, who . arrived this ; morning.
Dodgaon's mother and brother. live at
411 Cedar street. Seattle... i i...
That ..Mrs. ; Dodgson, who committed
suicide after killing her 'husband.' had
contemplated the deed for two or' three
daye, la shown by the statement of. Mrs.
Bessie Rever.'who had done all In her
power to effect a reconciliation of the
Dodgsons. .: Mrs. Dodgson's body ' Is at
the undertaking -rooms -of ' Coroner
Plnley and nodieposltlon will be made
of ' it until word Is received from- her
sister Mrs. Llssle' Burger, of Rexburg.
Idsho. Coroner Flnley wired her; last
night, but up to a late hour today no
reply nan oeen receive.
;A marriage certificate among, Mrs.
Dodgson's effects shows that she was
united to her husband at Bait Lake City
in iioi. Her maiden name waa,vvllsoo.
The residence of her parents Is not
known to the authorities. ' v ,
According to' Mrs. Rever, ' ths" ' ; revolver-with
which the deed was com
mitted waa purchased by Mrs. Dodgson
a few days ago,- and when' the- Jealous
woman , visited, the Jte'vers at the Hotel
Northern yesterday morning she an
n minced her Intention of killing - her
self. She slso,wsnted to go to her hus
band's room at 40 Everett street, and
frlgbtsn him with the revolver, but waa
dlaauaded - from thia ' and the - weapon
waa taken from her. end hidden. She
regained possession "of It -r without the
knowledge of Mrs. Rever or. her . hus
band. , . f j---.-,..- -i-'-; ,
"After.- breakfasting t together the
couple started .for a stroll. -.and It wad
expected-they would go to the Oaks In
company with Mr. and Mra-ReverTh
stroll terminated In the double tragedy
wblhm the Jlevers were dressing for the
excursion, happy In the belief that they
had- effected a reconciliation . .between
Dodgson and his wife.. '": ",: . '
Dodgson had an ambition -to become
an - actor anU traveled .with a ' small
troupe through j varloua Oregon eltles.
It Is said , : his,"-wife's ,Jeakasy-was
aroused by the attentions ha paid-the
leading woroen of' the troupe.' Certain
peraona are accused- of carrying tales
to cauae trouble. In a letter written her
sister,, .which wan . never Bent,-. Mrs.
Dodgson told of her love for i her hus
band and aald aha- waa "pining her. heart
away tor hinw--. i - , . .
In aamali wallet carried-by, Dodgson
a. pledge made by . him to abate m- from
the use of vile language waa discovered.
It wss . written .in Ink .on ths. back of
an advertising card laaued by a firm- af
Kansas City, Missouri, sad reads as foi-
lowa:- , ;. "',!, , ,- -..- ... ,;,
tTo -whom It may. concern:.. This is to
certify that. I, Thomas J,-Dodgson. will
from this day on, gbstsln from th use
of vile language. . .. Wltneessd by Mrs.
tii- 0.'Dsdgon--hltr-tnh -aay'Bf 'Mkrcw.t
1I0K, at. P. m. ,. (Signed) . .Thomaa
J.- Dodgson.". . x ---. -- V.
The- deceaeed was a member of . the
Modern Woodmen of, America. .. If' hl
beneficiary certificate was mad' out In
favor of hla wife, f he order will .have to
pay nothing; If in. favor of his mother,
she will reoelve the amount -of the Ib
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OFPOVER
LEAGUE FOaaUED
Temperance and Efiforc.ement of
Law People WilLBi Activavr
--',:-:" hi Politics.
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NON-PARTISAN AND.WANTS
ONLY BEST MEN IN OFFICE
Movement Has Approval of Many
'vr Counties and Wil Become; ;
' '-. ; y- .State' Issue. 'v ''-Av- -V
SATURDAY-SEASIDE-SUNDAY
;Two-Dy Ezcunkm Rates. .r
' See the sea.: via. -thaJjL CaA
Round trip ' only $ ! Tlckatg sood
Saturday morning' t a. m. or 1:10 p. m.,
returning Jeavsa Seaside Swndejr - t.
m. Spend a two-Bait vacation at Port
land's popular, eummer resort and enjoy
the surf bathing.' bosllng snd flahlng.
Ample hotel accommodation at reason.
abrs rates for all. !' rwrthef Informs.
Uon at tit Alder street rhdne Main I0(H
' By 1 exercising the belance1 . of poweri
concentrating the. forces of "temperance
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Pongfe-and Silk Shrtrta MadrasrPercale; Oxford and Cheviot ;"
Shirts, iiy.., .50.i?a.00, $3.50 to 3.50 ;t
IISwcomcr Fouiard Neckwear in'polka dots and figMjesKUrij.i7
uiuc uai.nbiuuuua-auu iigiimciiit tiiangcauic OX nuul
, erous designs, at. .
Nw vFancy Hosiery -neat figures and stripes,' vith blue,' 'gray, - ,
tan and greenish backgrounds-rentirely new, just arrived Mon 'C:; '
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Comfortable Summef Underwear, short and long sleeves every -.-'- -r
, ; ; imaginable weave from 50 ' BalbriggansV to the finest 'Silks,; 7
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v ! r:.:r?rc c111216 ovse m .the iiortiest
and . la w "enforcement on candidates
meeting the approval of a new' league.
determined effort Id being mad through
out the atate to guard against Such a
close margin ah -defeated the Jayne bill
avt the last session- of the legislature.'
A Balance of Power league is being
organised -In - the varloua . countiea.
There la a county chairman and pre
cinct and - municipal ' chairmen. : Theae
have the duty of organising the fight to
control the primaries and slegtlons to se
cure the best available men Thr all the
tickets. This, league anaouncea that It
la strictly non-partisan, so far as exist
ing, party afflllationa go. Its mission
Is to get the beat men available and di
rect the - strongest vote " possible for
these candidates. In behalf of the cauae
for which the league has been organised.
After the nominations have been made.
the county chairman. will call together
the municipal and precinct chairmen and
make. a-careful canvass or tne list or
men presented by the .opposing parties
Hfor popular favor. . The candidates that
stand moat squarely on ins piatiorm 01
temperance and law enforcement are to
receive the support or .tne league tn mat
county.' ,
Dr. O. L.:Tufts. superintendent of ths
Anti-Saloon league Of this atata, has re
turned from 10 days' Speaking in eastern
Oregon, In which period he' organised
the league in umatuia, union ana muter,
countiea. He saya the plan Is received
wit great favor.- - , .:. . -'-jm
I Jta senator - Tierce - on: renaieion .
saiU'that If the work was executed as it
had been Inaugurated, It would give the
leagua. control of . the sute.-?- said Drt
TufU . this morning. "The three coUn.
Uea .named have begun vigorous work.
In Pendleton the crusade la against
gambllng. and la having marked success.
In. TJnlonV county the of fleers are ac
complishing excellent results 'also. In
Bakery Sheriff Brown and District At
torney Lomax hare secured mora than
100 Indictments, and- have law enforce
ment there In high favor, The people
of-those;-communities -receive the plan
with enthusiasm, and .assure effective
ec-operatlon. , .-,-' ' ' ,
"Wa are determined that . the men of
the last legislature who stood by the
people, demanding, that the will, of the
voter be enforced, shall hot be defeated.
Ths liquor Interests boast that they loat
the Jayne bill by but one voter and have
started forth to put men In the legisla
ture next-session who will change thia
margin in their favor. We are working
to see that the peopl shall -remain In
control, and that becauee a man- has the
courage to demand enforcement of the
lawa enacted by the people, he shall not
be defeated by an aggressive minority.'
Dr.. Tufts spoke SO times In the J
days of hla absence, and addressed- many
large audiences. He-Is highly enoour-
aged with the ahowlng In eaetern Ore. I
gon,- and calls-especial attanttoat-the4-Y'
fact that, the cauae or temperance has
live out of . the eleven '. precincts In
Wheeler county, and v 11 precincts' i
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Scchct:TdcOTi VtS!
The latest, most convenient and Ornamental package
of Toilet Powder ever need- enparlor to the aneient
etyle tin can or box. Sold by all up-to-date Drug
gists and Dry Goods Hon sea. - ..
i TALCUM PUFF c6u:':.:
os xaouat -mx, roTZJors.
See Display In Manufacturers' Bldg Fair Grounds,
and at VcCommon's Pharmacy, Nlneteentr and
Washington streets. . . ,,. ,-v,-
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what ther'say' of taf BetheSe ef Snlae
dental work. We de work for people fiwa
out of the Hty eslrkly to STCtd soy delay.
Evnrytblag no to date. Opa 'eTealngs sad
ondaa. llata 2028. '
WISE BROS., Dentists
The,' Failiag, ear. laird sad Wsaaiagtea. .
BS. "W. A. win.
Wads Bngliah Arsay Offloer,
' (JoaraaJ Bpeetal Serrtee.) .
Ixftdon, Jnly I A fashionable Anglo
A.merlcan ' wedding today waa that of
Miss Maud Oslnes 6inipaon, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Brnest L. Simpson of
New Tork. and Peter Kerr Smiley of
the Twenty-flret Lancers. The weddlr
waa attended by many prominent me
herd, of tha American Colony in Lont-Ai
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HOW TO BE ECONOMICAL
"Be thoughtfuL ' There are so many little ways 'of saving
gas, and just as many ways to waste it. Follow these three
simple rules which cover almost the - entire .qurfgtciri, of
-1.
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Never light the gas until everything is ready."
Never use a stronger flame than is necessary.':
Turn the gas out the instant cooking is finished.'
The Price Now Includes
That is, for the purchase price we will set it up ready for use,
which includes a run of forty feet of pipe. On a cash sale or if
you pay for it within thirty days we make you a discount of tenj
per cent. Where a fuel stub is already in the kitchen and no .
pipe ii necessary a discount twenty per cent is made.
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ERS-INCLUDES INSTALLiNG--To any. consumer' now using a Gas
v. Kanget we wui insiau . a uas water neater ior.
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