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tira oregon daily jdURNALV PORTLAND, 'Tiiur:DAY zvz::i::o. -c-zzzz.. i ; 1:::. " iLH'lJBITMffi '-:'V " l v "- 1 ' .t'ajor Domo of Mexican Ranch, Wifs, Threw Children and ' Two Cowboy Killed. COUNTRY IS TERROR ; STRICKEN AT RAVAGES Troops Patrol Roads' in. Day Time :'and Armed Ranchers by Night- Farmers Flocking Into the Cities forSafcty. ; " '.",.:.' - - . , . - (Journal Special See-iee.).. ' Tucson, A rim, Oct-IS.-According to advloes received by Governor Teebel f Bonora. a band of Yaqut Indiana butchered a whola family on -the EI penaaco ranch, near ' Carbb, belonging a Victor Agullar, a prominent land owner of HerrooeUlo. Bomualdq Ivopea, major domo of the ranch, hla wife and three children ware literally -cat to pleeca by the savages. A cowboy named Crispin and hla son, . who put ap a desperate fight, ..likewise ' mot death at the bands tf the redskins. lopes was blind and carried a babe in ' Ills arms, but the Yaeuls slaughtered them both.' One cowboy succeeded In outriding the Indians and escaping to the ranch- Norla del Verde. - - A detachment of tha Thirteenth regi ment has been sent to the scene of tha outrage. Other ranchers in tha vicinity have fled to the cities, - Ranchers at Hermoaille have banded together and . formed a night patrol. Regular troops guard the roads In tha daytime.- - - Tha paymaster of tha Twentieth reg- ' 1ment la mlaaing and is supposed to have been waylaM by the Indians near Be ta raoi, while minor depredations are re- " pot red In many sections. J". Sheriff Fowler of Bants Crui county was adrlaed by telephone laat night . that lS'Yaaut armed-with' rifles were - seen near tha Montana mine, in south ern Plraa county. Ranger W. I - Olds and two deputy sheriffs left at midnight .for Oro Blanco, where-they expect, the '-deputy sheriff and rangers stationed there to take the trail of the Indiana. s:5,5oa eet upo;i result : f OF BASEBALL GAL'ES ; f Mjt B. Guggenheim of. Baltimore Wagers Fortune With Philip V ; X . Schettick of New York, t , . . I ' T' 4Joaraal special rwevlre.)' " ' ' Philadelphia. Oct II. It. B. Oug srenhetm of Baltimore and Philip Schet tick of New York have placed a bet of tfit.SOe against each other on tha cham pionship baseball series. The money Is placed in the aafe of the Hotel Walton and the amount- will not be given until the whole- series has been finished. ' ' Of tola amount f 19,60e depends on the winner ef today's game. Guggenheim 4s backing the Athletics, Schettick the Ol ; ants. ' ' The arrangement on which the : money was placed was with the odd , -favoring the Giants.' Today's game stands f 20.800 to tll.SOO. - j -. For- the series the money was placed at S2S.S0S to f 22,000. Odds for the " game stand at a little leas then IS to , while other odds are a trifle longer. EXCELLENT FRUIT IS RAISED IN WALLOWA (RperUl Mspateh te The JoaraaM ' " Wallowa, Or., Oct. 12. A splendid cluster of ripe tomatoes, ten in number, weighing (0 ounces, was grown by Matt Stables on his homestead near Lovely, seven miles from here. They were fully l developed end grew on oaa main stem In such a manner ' that- one in the center was entirely hidden by the other nine, which ranged from 11 to 14 Inches In circumference end averaged six ounces each.. . v .. Mr. Stables raised other tomatoes which weighed from - seven te ' nine - puaoes each, besides ; peanuts, water melons, cantaloupes, red -, peppers, : peaches end many, other varletlee of ' fruit and vegetables, where but a few ' years ego It was thought nothing bet - the hardiest could withstand the frost. , The elevation of that' territory la nearlyi 4.000 feet above sea level. ; A HARD ROW ' And a long pull describes the pathway f a woman afflicted with female weak Bess unless the la. under the care of a doctor who has had successful experience In the treatment of such cases or else has found the right remedy which can be safely need Independently of the doctor. Forty years ago. Dr. R. V. Pierce- taunJ that women were being 'grossly- mal treated mainly 'through Ignorance and eareleMneea, and hs determined to devote himself to study and research till he found the real cause of their suffering and a proper remedy for It. H found it, and due, from Nature's Laboratory, the earth, A at ure's remedies for woman's weaknesses and ailments. He found In Lady's Slipper root. Black Cohosh root. Unicorn root. Blue Cohosh root and Golden Seal root, the required ingredients. ' . The remedial virtues of these he ex tracted, combined and preserved by hla own peculiar non-alcoholic, glyceric pro cesses, and the compound is now known the world over, as Dr. Pierce's Favorite prescription, ' The wearing ef corsets too tight seemed to bare brought on aa abdominal pressure, weakening the ligaments and resulting In displacement, whloh troubled me until I was not tit to walk, and at times could hardly nd. writes Mr. Beverly Mtgreevee, of 124 suiton "L. San Kreoclsrw. Cel. "A neighbor sdvtaea me to try nr. inerca s rifonw rre- :r niton. Berore uie srw ooiue was vm fr.it much better. Improvement went "iJy on. and wit his four months I was a new and well woman once more. . I . vow perfectly well and strong, and r grateful to you for your blessed -y a boon te sick women. -. "rest Doctor Book Free Send ti one- stampe to Dr. R. V. Pleree, Buffalo. H to cover mailing and be will send a f--e copy of hit lOOS-page Common ; dlcal Adviser, pa per -covered. r4 31 c tamps. k . . re's rUeaant Pellets are the . t i stfest laxativs for the at of HALF. LIUOrOF Ufi DECLARED IJ.IID Montana May Have Special Session If Attorney-General's View Is Sustained. ! y ' (Speclel Dlspstrb la The Joaraal.) Helena, Mont, Oct. lUState Treas urer e. H. Rice baa refused to pay three warrants drawn on the IftJXH laaue of bonds for the State Normal school. Hla refusal Is based upon an opinion by Attorney-General Galen that all bond iaauea for atate educational in atitutlons are invalid. About $500,000 of these school bonds are held by bond- houses In various parts of the country, and tltt.000, Including the Normal sohool Issue, by the state ltaelf. " - Mandamus proceedings against the state treasurer to compel the payment will be Instituted at once, and thus 'this matter will be determined by the su preme -court.' x- ' ' it- . - ' Meantime, governor josepn K. Tooie, former Governor B. F. White and others have gone on record -in .opposition to Attorney-General Galen," and declare that tha legislature acted within Ite rlghta in authorising the bond Issues. Should the supreme court affirm At-. torney-General Galen's, opinion, a ape clal session of the 'legislature will be necessary to remedy the situation. - ANARCHY ALMOST RULES IN CITY OF MOSCOW (Journal ejnart.t ant, t Moscow. Russia. Oct . II. With art tators openly preaching' a revolution, and the extension of the strike to a numoer of large furniture factories, the situation In this city Is almost one of complete anarchy. Bands of strikers parade from- .shop te shop, calling end forcing workmen. to Join them.. Numer ous conflicts between rioters and police occur, resulting quite often In Injuries and death.-. . -.--,. ..--V ..- ... BIDS REFERRED TO "V. : C0RVALLIS COMMITTEE ("peeial Dispatch te Tha tonal.) ... ' Corvallia, Or.. Oct. 12. At a meetlne Tuesday night bids were opened for con struction material for "the "mountain water system of Corrallls. The matter was referred to a committee composed Of Messrs. Woodcock, Lease .and Engf neer Miller. They will report at a ana. clal meeting tonight. The I per cent bonds, were readvertised end bids will be opened October SO. ' E 3 AT THE THEATRES. Florence Roberts Tonight Plareaca Boberts. support br sa exeslleat. eanpaBy of -players, will present Paul Arm strosg's latest saeress, "Asa la Mont," st the Marooaa Grand theatre toale-ht st a:ts 'rlock, eua tinning rrlilar and Ssturdsy algtats. wiia a spensi pnee metliwe Bsrardsy at Z:lt e'eloek. "Ans La Mont," a pUy ia four acta. la described ss s tale ef km, artists sad Bohe mia. ' It W said te toetala aothlng cynical, -bat Is prrairstra' Instead with tbs optimum whirs, la part oC Paul Armstrong's srtfatle creed. The rhsrscters are the real tyres of Bohenlsns' te De ionna in tas greet Knglliih-spesklng eentera, the locales ef the play being la Mew York, londoa aad Bawstl. Seats sra sow selling for taa aogageaieBt. - i(l . ' Advance Sals "Ths Tenderfoot" : ; "The Tenderfoot." that great opersttc eoea. edy ef weatera UXe. by ItleksrS Carle, will be the sttrsctloa at the. Marquess Orand taestre next Meaner, Taeeaay aaV Wedaeeesy nights, October 10. - IT an 19, with a special price matinee Wednesday. The stars of "'The Teader-feotV- sra Oscar h. Ptgmsa sod ftotb White, two plsysrs who save sslned fame for their work ia "The Bargomaster" and other big anslcal productions. Tbs ehoraa ia aa ex. tremely Ursa one, tha eompaay amnberlng aearly TO people. The sale ef sests for this sttrsetlon wilt opes toswriow (rrlday) morning st 10 o'clock, i Advance Sale for "Ben Hur."k r "Bea Bur" ia eaqaestlonably the most at tractlTe play ea the Amerlrsa stsge today. Its series of IT seeaea present to the eye a feast of maltlfarloos besuty sad variety, sli set to s ympsoale accompaniment of Brace fill music. The exciting epieodes make a moat abeorblng plsy of Interest from the prelude to the final curtain. . "Bea Bur" will be the ettracttoa st the Marquam Orsad theatre October 10 to SS, Inrlaslee, with auUnees Ssturdsy and Wednes day. The adraace aak- o sests will opea sail Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. . -, One of the Biggest "The Star Show Glrla" are expected te arrive Sunday morning to fill a week's encasement st the Bsker theatre, starring with the aeaal Sue day marine. This company Is ssld to present s specislly anrana-ed proa-ramr la which or 1x1 aallty la tbs ieedlng feature. The aamee of soma ef the beat knows performers with "The Star Show Girls" are; Trnbrooke, Lambert A Ce.. the Toreador Trio, Nolaa end White. Carney aad Wagoaer, Day and Vestal and Dsita aad V en ton. ,., 'i; , Belasco's. Fine Show. . To mis ths Belaace's product loa of "Tbs Porruaea of the Kins." with White Whittlesey la the leading role, la to deprlrs yourself of oae of the rare treats ot the season, fhe company la entertaining sadleaers that tax ths rapacity of tbe boose olxbtlr, sad It Is freely admitted that the popular young stsr bss never been seea te batter advantage. "The Fortuneo of ths King" rans until Bandar al(bt, lorlualr. ' - "Uncle Josh Perkins." 1 It la conceded by theatrical managers la gsa era! that the plays that glee the best eatlefac rJoa are those ef the pa at oral or rural kind, eontalnlnc pstboa, srneatloa. climaxes sad cots. ady. "L'scle Josh Perkins" bss sli these rs oulrements, sad for that ressoa It Is crowding tbe Empire theatre to tbe doors. . . . tr "Honest Hearts" Coming. , "Too are my sugsr pie.' says Marty, the Kentucky wild rose, la "Honest Besrts," and thereby shows her Sore for tbs young govern ment engineer employed near bar father's farm ea tha picturesque Cumberland. JfvlT ia com ing te tbe Empire theatre eesfweek, starting with the usual Kondey matinee, at the bead ef bar ewa company. . Best Class of Amusement "Mile. PI Pi" aad "The Boond-rs." two Cleverly written burlettas. combined with a aosd company mostly glrla ere prime factors In tbs success of tbe May Reward Musical Bitrseaganss. which Is crowding the Baker theatre to tha doors this week. A regular msttaee will be glren Ssturdsy. Ths last lias ea Bsiurosy signi. VAUDEVILLE AND STOCK. Vsudevills st the Star. ' The Stsr has a strong bill af vsudevills. with Alice Sbsw, the rale bra ted wb taller, ss tbs seedllne attraction. Collins sod 'La Belle are Clever clog dancers. Hsntress. a globe dearer, bss a Terr sttrsrtlee specialty. The Beee-rats trie sra entertaining la "A Military Courtship." Prank lis Confer sings a pretty song end the BUroseope shows new., aad interesting pictures. , ' At ths Orand. ; .- ' ' Only a few daya more remain la which te sea Chlantrs. tbs smsllnt woman Is ths world, sow at tbe Orsad. The la Tell brothers are tbs fines, bale seers that ksee vsppeared la veudTtlle. The rest ef tbs proaram Is stroua aad attractive sad tWad wit asvsltisa, ' . moiiED gill: IS READY TO 0PE.ll .. . . , y ' Dixit Madows Plant Hat Bean Greatly Improved by Addition; -. ; of Stamps. ; .. ; ' OLD CRUSHING PLANT i r USED AUXILIARY TO IT Sumpter Valley Extension to Near Quartsburg District Assured : by Continuance of Rock Work on Line During Wmter, v. . (SpscUl dspatek to Tbe Joarasl.) Comer, Or., .Oct It. Arrangements are about nnlahed for resuming work st tbe Improved ... anil enlarged' Dixie Meadows mill, near here. The 11 stamps tbst ware installed ere reedy and the work of Manager Reete is now devoted to getting the old rolls and auoh parts of the oruahlng plant as ace adaptfd snaped for tne new cruaning system, it is the purpose to- use the rolls auxiliary to ths stamps, end the two; breakers, one a gyratory and the other a roll jaw, will continue to give the ore Its pre liminary crushing. Dixie Meadows, one of the most prom ising young mines of the esstern Ore gon belt, has wallowed through experi mental stages -of milling, end is be lieved a have surs prospect of steady production with theT new plant that Is being finished. The--ore shoot that has been opened to a vertical depth of more than 169 feet is one, of the' largest ever developed in Oregon, end has good aver age values throughout, with shipping streaks running alongside the milling grades. This ore body hss been blocked out end tha southern drift continues to opea promising rock, so that the re serve st the Dixie Meadows Is ' suf ficient for a large plant. When the im proved mill la la commission, saving ell values and delivering a high-grade coo oentrate for the emelter, the euccess as sured doubtless will Induce the manage ment to make further additions "to the plant. -. ..:-.'. :' . ? ROCK WORK. CONTINUES. unpte Taney Will XeS Oontraot 4ox aradlns; Seyomd Aastam Terminal. :'" (SpscUl Dapstea te Tbs losmsLt ' ' Prdirle City. Or., Oct. ll-Poaitlve statement is made by a contractor that a heavy piece of rock work on the line of the extension of the Sumpter Valley railway south of Austin is to be con tinued during the winter.' The railroad la being nnlahed to Austin, end it is known that detailed surveys have been made from this point to near Huckle berry flat, on the summit of. the divide between the middle end -main forke of the John Day river, Proaecutlon of rock - work during the winter satisfies the people of this dlatriot that- the man agement of the Sumpter Valley Intends to enter the main' valley of the John Day. next year, and ea route to the rich agricultural diet rlct -will pass class to the Standard, Dixie Meadows and other producing mines- of Quartsburg, giving them close market, tat ... their concen trates. - , ; v EARLY RAINS' SET IN. ottthera - Oieejua Timan Xsn aspee Sarly Beeronstioa ef Work. . tSpeeJel Dtenetch to Tbs JoarasLl ' Grants Pass, Or., Oct II. There have been good rains in a part -ot this dis trict, but the rainfall has not been suf flclent to give the average placer workers assurance or the early com mencement of washing out gold. More recent storms have been quite general, and, higher peaks are white, which Is one of the best Indications that any water which msy start running in tha streams- at this seaaon will continue until heavy winter storms set In. Miners believe that the placer season will be much earlier than in former years, and that the cleanup for the winter ot lsOS-,01 will exceed that of the preceding winter. .- - - , BELIEVE MANY JAPS V ILLEGALLY LANDED (SDSdsl Dlsnstch to The Janpnal ' . Seattle, Wash., Oct. It. Local cus toms offlcera are running down a report mat many japaneae have been brought to this country Illegally on the steamer Tremont. A number of Japanese who came over on the vessel have been ar reated and there , wlM be a wholesale deportation. , . - !.-. ; - In every life, some rain must fall. Here are Cravenette Coats for short snd tall. ;- . Short pocket-book, will ap preciate this lot of Raincoats at 1 $14. The finest quality of doth ever made up for the price- s ' For $4 more we have satin shoulder lining. t ' -. For $6 more the dose fitting rain-proof coat,, which has more style than any garment a man can wear. - . ( IrlOIlCLCITHinGQ . OetflMers to Stem 'aad Boys. IS and lew Third Street, ' areas sSxrrrlsoa. ' - IT'l The Chicoo . Painless; Dentists 303f, Washington St,-'-"; -Corner of Fifth St. Opp.Perldns . , HoteL , ( Didift Hurt a Bit We are giving special prices on all work for the next 30 daya. Remenber the Chicago Dental Parlors have offices in all large cities throughout the country. Remember our practice is limit ed to high-grade work only. . Pine Set Teeth, 'Var ' ranted to fit or no pay..........:... ....... $5.00 22k Gold Crowns $3.50 22k Bridge Work $3.50 Porcelain Crown $3.50 Fillings 50c A 12-year protective guaran tee with all work, r Come and take advantage of our Fall re ductions. Save your teeth and your money. -. Open evenings ana Sundays. .. ... , -The Chicago Dental Parlors 303 Wsshington Street, - Corner of Fifth. Tot tO - weeks, with opportunity to se cure ISO suit at tl to SS0. Heetlnrs every . Wednesday evening. , Investigate P. A. OLOffl, 10 East Third street, secured the $30 suit in the J. H. John ston Suit club, 60s Washington street. Wednesday evening, uoioDer u. ARE UP IN ARMS AGAINST WILLIAMS' REPORf Council and Chief of Police De clare an Injustice Has Been ;.- Done Them.. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) ' Vancouver, Wash., Oct. 12. The elty council and the chler or police of Yen. conver are up in arms over ths state ment made py General Constant Wit llama in his annual report to the ef fect (hat gambling is allowed in several saloons of the city: General Williams also sets forth in his report that the tl saloons of the city are eltuated as near the gates of the garrison as is practical. . Vancouver is referred to in the general's report ss sn example of how saloons have sprung up around army posts since the army canteen was abolished. - While the chief, of police and the councilman have nothing to say either, zor or against the re-estab- llahment of tha army canteen, they feel that an Injuatlce has been dons them ss public officials when such statements -Zjt..x mutt HmWm Ify head was for tea years see end with dsadrag SRltkao. Ilka a die ses Hars need H a.1 r- abait tas sts and ksvs seesndrsSsasnr part of si scalp. nairisasnsTsna sinek keslthler tooKing." p.n. uanlrle, H.ndrlxat.. sirn.n.i. Positively reaaevee standraaT, atnas Aslr fslllns. brings bsrk TorHhfnl enlor te grr hair, aided bvH AHiriaj A SOAP, heels. stops Itrhlng, praantea one hair arnwth. Large oe. nefcieearnrsiets-, -jasenotuuif wiuwui g SllaV aUBt v, geif uaaatu Vs VI Fr3Sc:?0ifsr rauo tisy ua. sig uature. t;at not ana sign uua ed fnr tsc Cake Urtlnmsomp Take to anr of fotloirlne drataista and eet SOe. bottle Bslrbeslth and 8A. cake Hsrflns aoan. aoth for BUct or sent v phllo Bsy Co., Newark, N. J., prepaid, for SOe. snd this s4v. Free snap not gleen by dmsatsts wltfc eat this eatlre Mr. aad SOe. tot Ualrhealta. Ilte..., ........ i. ...... . ' Addroas..., ...j woooavso, exABn 4. oo, ream WMailurtogi Wf i)l Per Week Johnslon Suit Club . SOI Washington StrceK M v r 1 .r-. ."sf SaeaUs.t-ii la' Ck)rnmencihf TIE TO 'A thneei nnntalnad in Oeneral Williams report are allowed to go before the public . . Cnlel or a"OIicsi ssinnan uniju. iu there le any saloon in tne cuy wnrro gambling 4a allowed. If there le gamb ling going on, the chief states, It Is not with his consent or knowledge, and ... le nnn. in in, aalnon. It la expected that the matter wilt come up at tne nexi meeting ox um wuiitm SLUGGED AND ROBfiED BY SUPPOSED FRIENDS '; T .t ll-rfll f If. t Rerkalav. Cal Oct. . After having been twice ehot, bis skull crushed with a hammer and his pockets rifled Of 15,000, William B. Ellis, an Australian sporting man, staggered into the Cali fornia atsbles nesr ths university late i.e. .v.ninr Kills siTi hla asaallants were a man ana woman representing themselves ae air, ana turn. p. w. Cur tis, whose acquaintance no raiai in oya- . & ..... 1 1 a K,t, whn iiTwin thele Sr. h... itm. tha name of Rrtiah. They Induced him to come nere, rentea a -cottage where they Intended to mur der and rob him. The essasslns fled. leaving their effects. . POLICE USED TO FORCE CONTRACT IN COUNCIL (Joaraal Special Service.). Omaha, Neb., Oct. 1 J. Guarded by polloemen, the Omaha councilmen were forced te remain In the chamber lest night and see a bill paased by the ma jority providing for a 10-yeare oontraot with the Omaha oae company to rur nlab illuminating gas to the city. After roll call Prealdant Zlmman aad Council men Nicholson and O'Brien stsrted to leave, but were forced to remain to keep the quorum Intaou . CARRYING FORWARD WAR ON SALOONS (Special Dlaoatca ite Tas Toarntt.) Albany. Or.. Oct. JI. Superintendent Q. U Tufts of the Antl-Baloon league haa delivered addressee at Bhedd. where the synod of the United Presbyterian churoh is in session, and at Eugene be. fore the Baptist convention. Tufts says that ths organisation is preparing for a systemstlo fight against the saloons in the spring and that an effort will be made to extend local prohibition. - . SHOT FOR A DEER BY HS COMPANION r 1' eg (Jooraal SoecUl Serrlos.1 -Raise nt Or rvf 1l)K- Mucker was shot by Ms companion, koss jureeai .woe bus too k mm tor' a wmws Saturday, October 14, 9 lu m., Istelli GBk'B Co; . :'', v'.;' , 109 Sixth Street, Between ' Washington and Stark Streets, will be sold to satisfy the demands of the creditors. The goods, offered for sale will consist of the finest qualities. ' Wearers of good clothes will have a rare opportunity to secure the very choicest of Suits, Overcoats, Cravenettes, Trousers, Silk " .Vests, Stetson and Gordon and other brands of fine Hats and ! .high class furnishings at a discount of '"' .. WM mm The Muck prices will remain Intact, deducting 41 per cent on ' sale of 11 goods. Sale lasts 15 days. Tbe entire stock must be disposed of in that time as the store now occupied by the insolvents' has been leased to other parties : beginning No vember 1 and must be .vacated by that time. ; Y C C. SHAFER, Manager of Creditors' Sale. Wanted 12 moh-Oas Siheh f Familiar with highest clase wearing appareL a a AVfetfetable Preparadonfor As similating iheFoodandBceuia UnuSsoiisandBavTCl3of 4 1. Promotes DigcslionjChcerfuI ness and Res to nlalns neither OpiunxMorphine norKiDeiaL KotXarcotic. eteateew ' Aperfecl Remedy forConsHna non.SourStomach.Dioxrtioea Worms jCciivutsions , Feverish nest and Loss or Sleep. facsimile Signature of NSWYDHK. tXACXCOBTOWAUBL. 2 deer while hunting In a canyon nesr Durkee Monrtav. Oraae tinunit un tha whan they returned Hueker had crawled Into the undergrowth In hla delirium snd could not be located. He was finally found Tuesday with "both -feet fro sen and almost dead, - He may re ooVefv, .. ' -l the Stock of . . i .. h.- .:. ... . x .v. For Infanta and Children. Tho Kind You Have ; Always Bought Bears the Signature of CEO. M. STRONG, 163 West Park St. EXOtTTSTTS OOIQCUOIAI. 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