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Finn, sixth ii:d LwTc;;;:: j. K CLUE LEDOE Tcncnovs lCCih GrzrJ Fildzr li Day of 6sd Surprises Cavern " Eighty, Fttt In length and Twenty Feet In Hsljht In , Heart of Mountain. ,' Planned for Friday's KClh ; Dig VIeekly Economy Event STE 13 PURCHASED FOR ERECTION OF CMELTER fioutbero Oreioa ' Destined to " Be . One of the World'e Great Copper . CsmDi Railroad Soon to Be Built, ' , X cave 'who- aide era lined with . almost-pur copper bu-btw dlecov- ' red In the Blue Ledge mine In south' ern Oregon, accordlna to C. E. If on- telth. a mining man of Lewlaton,' Idaho, who la cow at tha Hotel Oregon., en ' rout to hla borne from a tour of In spection of the Blue Ledge dlatrfct. The cavern waa dtaoovered by drifting - from one of the tunnels,- It la 10 feet in length and: II feet nigh. " The fast of the dlacovery Ja being kept aeoret by-the owners, who refuse admittanee te the mine. But detalla learned from .workmen atate that tha ore to-of mar velous rlchneaa. .' - Southern Oregon I destined to be . one of the largest copper cam pa In the world, according to Mr. Moatelth. Be oral hundred men are now working on the varloua properties and development work bo far done indlcatea that before long a 'railroad and amelter ' will b constructed and a Camp rivaling that -Of Butte or Blabee alabilahed . StaM ledge Mine. . 'The principal mine. In the district. that la, the pne on which sufficient '.' work has been done to Justify tha erec tion of a amelter. la the Blue Ledga ' mine. It has been bond by New York .parties, with A. S. Towns aa principal, for 1174.000.' At the time It waa bonded the reports of experts - showed ore In eight valued at - $1,141,000-, with net value of (0 per cant of the same. v.-Tlie bonders have --expended-about f 115,000 In .development work, Improve- menta and equipment, and at the pres ent time the ore blocked ont is esti mated to ba worth (1.(00.000. .-Never In the history of mining, states Mr." Montelth,. haa development work' been forced to the extent it has-been oently on the Blue Ridge,' From 7$ to 111 men have been conatantly employed and the improvements being made am of a permanent character. eld. SUvev ad Copper. The 'Width of tha ore bodea varies from t to 10 feet and ' value range rrora H ro ia - per cent . copper, and from l. F0 to lit gold and I ounces silver. . . The company baa -secured all the water rlghta In the vicinity of the Blue Ledge, aa also In the vicinity of wnat la known as Seattle Bar, about flva ejanllaaea mm . I a Mltia anit- alul " - (luui a, aaaaaaw - eniivx etwut ra mile and a half below Joe-Bar. At Seattle Bar a site has been purchased upon wmch a amelter will do erected. ' The water will , provide power for ma ' chlnery at the mines, electric plant and smelter. : . . .. , , . . , Another property on which-consider able deevolpment work baa been done la the Bleomfteld.- where a tunnel ha boen extended"! 60 'feet, exposing an' ore body which, returns from assays made It per cent copper, 101 gold and 10 ounces allver. This property Is owned by-Peter Larsen, the Helena. Montana; millionaire: j. H. Ad am a of Vancouver. B. C.( and a Mr. Jeldneea.r The property haa every 'indication of becoming one or the .greatest mines in the country. lsklyea Another mine TnA which onaldeTtbl work is being done and from which sur face showing and developments promise a - great copper and gold property Is the StsktyOu, contesting of four claims, the Cook and ' Oreen creeks running through the oenter. it is an Ideal loca tion, purely a tunneling proposition, and the ore bodies oannot be worked out for generatlona to come. The ledge shows tip from to feet to ever tee In Width, r -'- ,': 4 . : ' - ' Iliejropertr is1 on the same ledge as the. Biootnneia. 'a tunner titim .south side of ths crek Is In soma lie feet and - commercial ore - encountered. Another tunnel ia In 100 feet and cross- eats made-exposing If feet of copper sulphides.- A tunnel on the north side of the creek In about the mum dlatance . shows the same conditions. Three ooen Cute above this laat tunnel have been made, exposing the elq Much Spokane, Idaho and Montana 'capital la Interested In the district. which lies near tne uanrornia line, about 10. xnllee south of Medford. , r- TWO FATAL-ACCiDEf ITS : : CLATSKA!:iE Lee Harding Killed by Bomb and Monsieur McKeil Kicked to V',i: -y Death by Hon. f"' ' r-nertttHDlra to The Jooraal.1 "; -ClaUkanle, Or., July 4. Two fatal ie cldenta have ' occurred within the past two day. Lee Harding being blown up yesterday by a Fourth of July bomb, and Monsieur McKall being kicked to. death by a horee Tuesday evening. Toung Harding, wno is tne son of a prominent farmer living about two miles from this place, waa examining a large bomb which he believed had missed fire. While he waa stooping over the bomb It exploded, blowing onaof his arms off, breaking a leg In two ptacea and mutilat ing his body terribly. Us died before medical aid could reach him. . v - MoKlel waa driving a delivery wagon. Hla horse became fractious, and kicking the driver Inflicted Injurlea which resulted In the youth's death. - The remains were taken to Portland last evening. Mrs. McKiel, the boy mother, ia prostrated by the shock. . ., .-,. CENTRALIA HAVING U-WEEK'SJCELEBMTJOW j. . ' . , V (Rpertal TlBateh to The Jearaal.) -Centralla, Wash., July (. Centralla'a Fourth celebration eommenoed Monday and continues until Saturday night, a week of carnival. ""The largest -crowd was In attendance yesterday of any celebration ever given here. The features of the day were the racea where aa Immense crowd assembled to witness tome very fin and clean trot' ting and running racea.. All came away satisfied. The crowds In the city on the whole were orderly and few In toxicated people were seen. - Ths. prin cipal buslneaa atrteta were all tastily decorated with flaga, bunting and ever greens, .at night by hundreds of A Llonsier Sale of a HerYork Wholesaler's Entire Sample Line of Women's Hosiery Si Uzzis Tomorrow's YJrcaf Procession cf Psrgatris ; 0 Pairs of Women's Hosiery Must Go In a Davl A sweeping-, merciless laughter ht'i the. order." Ignore value Absolutely that's the 4iItimatunw-rPhrainge powerlee-te-describe-, the unapproachable Joargaina. Thouaand will ahare--wUl you be one? A brief paragraph of explanation will suffice. The' value wiir talk so loud thevll be heard the length and breadth and height of the city. The immenae Hoaiery gathering represent the full aample' line of one of the largest -wholesaler of Women' Hosiery in America. For years, after their samples had done their aeason-'rstunt nd' served their purpose, they went by contract to a large Chicago department house; Last year,- tha contract with the eastern store hav ing expired, our New YOik buyer got busy and got an agreement w ith the "power that beS who Control the great wholesale depot to , "switch" the sample line to us. A clever coup that will bring here to Portland an annual sale for which thousands of Chicago's shrewd est womeh shoppers have waited W share tn each year for a decade past. " The value are retna- liable. Hosiery i all of finest quality,4 : only atandard make -of leading mill renowned for -quality of their product. Splendid-wearing goool all wanted; colorings, embracing tan, browns, champagnes, navies.' French blues, pinks, cardinal, resedaa. cmmlHi: rrsv hiifes win,, n,.n.n .. AmK;.;A. ; Texture giye wide choic running the gamut of lisle, gauze, cobweb and gossamer weaves, lace effects, mercerited materials in daintily cmuruiutiiru anu iaiu aiic, suit uui, vuuiv, aca kuc wcDUcnm aispiayl ' world i we nave piaceq tnemonater 101 . , . ,;- --.-; ION FIVE GREAT TABLES RUNNIHG : THRO' THE " CENTER OF THE ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR , OF WE MAIN BUILDING FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY AND FOR CON VENIENCE TO THE THRONGS DIVIDED THE ENTIRE IMMENSE LOT INTO FIVE LOTS. . . . . t I A gigantic gathering of the master hosiery ' looms' of the : EVERY LOT AN UNPRECEDENTED AND UNllATCH- ABLE BARGAIN!. Mhses Up to $1.25 a Pair p COUNTER No. 1 Choice) of aO Hosiery on thla counter, pr. ld COUNTER No. 2 Choice of any Hoaiery on this counter, pr. 20 COUNTER No. 5 Choice of any Hosiery on this counter, pr.89o COUNTER No. 4 Choice of any Hosiery on this counter, pr. 49e COUNTER No. 5 Choice of any Hoaiery on this counter, pr. 69e . .Women's Superb :EveningVJaitis1$,$2M' 'We offer tomorrow, among an attractive convention of other extraordinary value in women'a correct and authoritative garb a swagger lot of very beautiful Evening Waist. :,.;.;.,...'...... .,-....... . " ' . ':...:-'. - - T-.-c.:.----Si i': ' ' sjii a v " t-'-- n- T CKaUons of Leading Jakers ut FJakesi Exquisite conceptions, fashioned from rich , Taffetas, Peau de Cygnes, Crepe de Chines, etc.t pIaintilored and Ttchlybeautlfullv' trimmed Ttnodels.in datnty white, : pmk. bluej heltos.-tans.corals,- browns, greens, royal and gray. Sleeve in full or elbowlenerth. Laces are - lavishly used m the trimming effects. Best regular value in the city up to $15.00 to close, Friday only, at a choice for,,,, ;... ...f 2.08 n ' f fi Ji'ilL '"if O ffi t?iwS ' v e "."ai'. -- -r-n - , : h nanasomo.Du Dim emcoaT at ; A companion bargain to the waist we hall offer tomorrow a wonderful value in Swell SilkPetticeat of rich, heavy taf fetal "-They're that good their equal are not ahown in any other thanthi Portland store at a price lesa than $10. Chooae from black' white, Alice blue, ? navy, greens, light blue, apple green, corals garnet and dainty pale pinks, in plain and changeable effecU. Skirts and in accordion-plaited1 uuuu H,.t, uu - -f " iwu-r-apecii rnaay at... . , . J, . , A', , JLvVl.J'.8 mm f CM.. mm A $5 Hat for a $1 Bill -y afUllmary - galena assay snnad : xToox. Don't, care - whether Jf s Uncle Sam'f paper: promise to' pay or. hla T 'big; round silver dot ,; lar. If you'va an o - count your1 promise to VJ''i pay Jo - good.. We've V ' . determined to make a sweeping, "d r a a 1 1 o -l - clean-up of the Milli nery Btocka before our ' buyer goes ' Bast. We start Friday we're V- sure the Hats , will rmeit away before euchCLT ; a bargain-price rire aa V this, like mountain z A . W a T..1 W'. . leli i , to- choose from won- 1 i,. ' ...: I derful variety, trimmed, tailored and ready-to-wear styles; values start at SJ.00. more at IJ.00. $l.se and $4.00, and attll more of the ta.ee beauties.. Choose from them all on Friday at on prloe ..Sl.OO or Summer Housework HeedsJorSummerJiomes MAKB VP A BALE OF INTEREST ON'TSlRD FLOOR ' TOMORROW. - . . s - ooTTAoa om sxAxDa Dianram nra. ; These ' dishes are colonial' shape and have a pretty t green deooratlon. Are specially adapted for as In , ' the aummer home . ,. le-pleceV Dinner Set: our . IT.I value. 8Deo1....fiS.TA . 0-pleceplnner-BeUouE t 0 value Bpec'l, . i Tg I loo-piece Dinner bets our 114.49 value. Bpeo'l.f ax.oa . mmamm fob na lumui outzji. Paper Platee.-- Special at the doxen.i . .. ......... ....aw : .Wood Plates. Special at. the dosen'.. e Tin Teaspoons, Special atthe -, v h vyvm wu uuaur. djiww mt lwat.MH.Bf '-Tin Cups. Special at, each . . . . ... .V. . . . . . . ,'.2f ' Whit Enameled Cups. Special at, each 104 Coffee Pots, Knives and Forks. Fry Pans, etc., all at y Special Economy Bale prices. ; . GREYL0U CARPCIDE For eleanlng carpeta, ruga, lace curtains, clothing: silks and ribbons. Try a sample package It haa no .' equal. Full directions on each package, A trial will s prove to you Its merits - : y " 1-pound can. Special at ,20eV - I H -pound can. Special at ,.;............40e ; SEASONABLE GOODS r " ' -own tn. On 17 Third Floor toree..'; !,' REFRIGERATORS, ICS CREAM FREEZERS, ICB PICKS. CUISEIa9 - AND -SHAVES, LEMONADE .STRAWS..- --.'. LAWN MOWERS. WARDEN HOSB AND 8 PRINK. LER8. . " "- - '; OAS AND OIL STOVES ALL AT MONET-SAVTNO PRICES. - O; - .J,, -. ... r -. Pleasures and Pillows' BARGAINS p! tf. yjy . '' i -. ' V '. Veatttt Floef; r-v"-.t-? .., SUMMER GAMES AND COMFORTS FOR1 WARM DATS.' SOFT AND DOWNT PILLOWS FOR TIRED HEADS ON SUMMER NIGHTS. 4.00 FfOewe foe gt-am All feather-filled Pillows, slse 10 by tS Inchesj our 14.0 value. Special Economy Sale price, the pair ...S2.88 l&BO Oroe.net Set fee SS.lt Professional Croquet Set, consisting of eight hardwood ball a and eight long . ' hardwood mallets, wicket pins, put-up in' good box, complete; oar 11.14 value. . Special Economy Sale price, the set mm n-i n ,n u.rii,',.. . . :. . . .gg.l5 aiow wm mm niiT cinvM weave Him. mocks, with pillow, concealed spreader and long val ance; our tt.tO value. Special Economy Sale price, each .......... fa.35 Summer Silks rtt"' Codt Whtto India SUks for. ths warm weather, at Special prices . , - . v;.. ,. .... . IT Inches wide; regular $1.15 grade. Special, yd. 91.09, IT inches wide; regular tl.J grade' Special, yd. f 1.21 11-Inch Silk and Wool Bengallnea, Poplins, and lt-lnch .-'- green and blue check Loulslenes; all good colors to chooae froraj regular llo and 1 1.00 value, only, t yard - . . . . , i5.-,-. iv; vm t .v.4S evelty Salt Bilks -A grand collection of dowu-to-dato ' new Silks, all the new colors and weaves divided Into . iwo eig ixue on Bargain Table m BUk Annex at. -'-.-.-...........,.....'.. mj hid MMM.mW Regular values 1.0, tl II and 11.80. - OF XT I MO TOO ZarOAOT QVZOSXT Fancy Organdies for 8c ' 'FXBST. 1XOOB. ' . . ' 1,000 yards of fancy printed Drew's Organdies In ex quisite patterns. Extra Special Economy Sal price, the yard . .8e TPrehyl Summer Wees Sale .r- A fine lot of Valenciennea' Laces , snd -Insertions, consisting of - round mesh edge, ' with pretty - diamond figure, lV6-lnch widths.. Insertion, an Inch wide to match; regular price SOo andVS5o. doaen. . - ;T- Fine butter-colored Valenciennes edge, Insertion to, match; worth from 15 to 40c dosen." ? -: ' - - Ecru VaJenclannea- edge, in a very pretty patterns 1 to-ltt laohes wide, Insortlona to snatch s-worth -TSo dosen. - - - .. '. ,, . Beautiful Ball Do Nelge pattern, 'with' very substan tial edgeao Itt Inebe wide;, worth 11.60 dosen. Friday we will place these Iaces l----"- TTZZZQn Special Sale at 25c Dozen rXeathe Ooodg Floor. Yfometik$2 Handbags $1.15 Friday w will place on sal I dosen Hand Bags made . of best Walrus - grain leather, with best . stitched - leather handles, ' riveted ' frames, thoroughly leather lined and fitted with coin purse. In black or bronse. Special. , , .......81.15 d Footvear Values m "HourlyS Shoes! aMofGood XZSaTT TO Slack Shoe PasteRegular lOe else. Special at, the bo' ....Set Whit Canvas Shoe Cleaner Regular ISo value. Special at, tha bottle .....,...........m.l2Hct Dorothy Bodd Uqnld Shoe Dressing Regular l(o value. Special at, the bottle....... ,12He) None Sold to Dealers. W .... . . ... - . s Tomorrow to nor-a. k. Womearv. SLM Mease gllppsre too Women'a Com fort House Slippers, with wide or medium round toetur fl.10 value. Special for ths hour at, the pair . ...... ;.08 - f" m to nim a-'m-1 :','-'y Women's Sl.TS nllet for tl .a Women's Comfort ' ., Juliets mad in fir styles, with or without tips. ' low or medium hecL rubber or leather; all slsea; ' Z-r-a regular $174 value. Special at, the pair.. f 1.39 '"". ' SUTTXaT TO TWXXTS X. ..rp? Women's flt Sons Slippers flJ Women'a 'neat House Slippers, mad in two styles, Peggy style . . with flat bow and one strap or one strap and bow; medium low heela; neat and comfortable; our ; 11.11 value. Special at, tha pair... .81.39 '''''' TWSX.VS to on F. i -'-II' Men's Taa Bhoe t Oxfords foe fa. Men's Tan Shoes or Oxfords In seven styles; mads In slther -Blucher or regular lace, with straight or awing laata; a- good assortment of Ideal summer foot " wear; values to 11.14. Special at, the pair. f 2.69 ''V'"' 08 TO TWO F. K. ''. ',v ' Women'' tSJW Oxfovda for $,! Women's Comfort - Oxford made, .by. Jlaian, B, Goodrich, wlth-hand- turned eolea; Blucher or regular lace, medium heel; they look well and are very comfortable; our . 11.00 value. Special at, the pair.. .I..,. 8 2.19 Slse I to B. Special at, the pair. ....... 81.69 Slse IH to It. ' Special at. the pair..,.. ...a 1.89 T e 4 Specials for the Hour Advertised Only, as Printed Women' SXOO two to Txmaa . m.t v";'-.":7'; WMt Oxford faJt--WoTmen'" White Kid Oxfords, Blucher cut. band-turned sole, covered Cuban heels,-wide silk laces; one of tha -season's best styles; our H-00 value. Special at. the pair . ....-82.39 , ' ' ' - TMMM TO FOtTB P at i Women's tXM Oxford . Women's patent colt . or kid Blucher cut Oxfords, with hand-turned soles, Cuban or medium heels, plain or tip toes. Three different styles In - very - light-summer" weignr in tne Choosing; values to 11.10. Special at. the pair, . 82.69 ' . ' ' roxm to rtrm w. at. .,'''. adaaee Oxfords In aeven styles of slther Detent .: or kid leathers, ribbon tie and regular lace: alaa.X ureo-euKon etyie. xtenaion or light soles. . A fin assortment. In values to tl.44 , , Sixes I to I; our 11.71 value. Special, pr. 81.39 Sixes 1H to 11; our 11.14 value. Special, pr. 81. B9 .Slse IIH to S; our 11.1 value. Special, pr. 81.89 Fira to. F. In" sTImn1rweTa:b"t and In three dlfrerent styles; values to 11.14 - " of Interest to Dress Goods Buyers S Colored Bras eoda Sepaa-ksaent. v . ' . ' Winding" up the summer season,' goods, must go, the I : new , early 'Fall Goods are on tha way, neat checks,: ' stripes and gray stuffs .. , -"--v.- . Regular fl.OO values. Special at, yard... 84e) : Special at. yard. ...... .81.04 SpecUl t yard ........ 8 14 Special at. yard....,,:. 8 1.4T Special at. yard. .... , . .fl.68 Regular 11.41; values. Regular' 1LS0 values. Regular. 11.74 values,. Regular 11.00 values, Hen's Summer Needs 'In 7am .7eather7ear Underprlced Mam SO Vadetweor aa Men s -fin combed Balbrig' gan dropatitch Underwear in aalmon color; - regular ' value 40c. SpectaL garment ........ .39) Man's lHe Soalesy To Men's plain ' black and taa - colored Hose, sold by -other dealer for 1IH- Our Special piieq, pair .....,.T Mea SIM Oolf Shirts UewMen's Golf Shirt,-whit -'- with whit silk figures; regular value fl.00. - -Special . ....... ...............m...,......'..BKe Kern's SO Meek a sax SS Windsor Tie tn a large . Tea vjv w v. ye-sa Ajwsjua-nwr j ajywmeaal Q0ffv v . triTUSTJA TAXTf B4 Summer Jewelry !T :.v;j'.','Aaa First Flooe. i ;.;.';.ii,- ' So fc Tails? STeok Chalm Bo "An assortment Valler Neck Chains, with drop pendants, in amethyst, h' garnet, tourmaline. Jade, eta; rolled plate clasp and . -, chain; very popular thla season; regular value 14c - Special; -.89) "Paja" Siamoad Seazf Fins-The new "Para" diamond, ' - la of the. finest and . moat brilliant cutting, very C: radiant In colors of the natural diamond, set In best . gold-filled scarf pin , mountings, vlth protection : . . point back, of setting . . . ' . . . H -karat slse; regular value 40a Special... t......3Se '.' 1-karat alae; regular value 44c. Special.. ........45e1 , TBo BtexUag SUvex Sat Fla ISe A line of pretty ster- ling silver Jiat Pin a, extra long a tarn a. new designs , regular value; TSc Special ..654 ' i Oetlax amttoa Seta ate An assortment of beat ' , . quality rolled plato Collar Buttona, -with best pearl backs, four buttons to the set; regular value sac Special .ase Bargain Jottings of Penny First Flooe Small Wares Shops. --rS;r ;:. llo box Bathasweet. Special ...... ........ ....w.lTe, Tie-bottle "William: Toilet Water. Special. 49w Whit Waxed Paper, !4,aheeta In roll. Special..,.. 4e I double sheets Fly Paper. Bpecial 104 S4e package Allen's Footeasa. Special.,.,. 7- T4o "boxLettuce Toilet Soap.' Special ..10w lie bottle Eclipse Almond Cream. . Special 20) ISe box fine fabrlo flnlah Whit Writing Paper. Special IS) 15o fine fancy Crepe Paper Lunch Sett, Special. ,15 to Thin Foreign Mall Writing Tablet. Special..... K lie Postcard Writing Tablet. SpecUl . t. ...9e la cabinet box Wire Hair Pine. - Special. .......... .3 Pajr Ito Plain Shell Side Combs. Special.,.,.... ,25e Best English Needle Books. Special 1K Card of 1 dosen White-Headed Hat Pins. Special.. 5t (So pair Omo Zouave Detachable Dress and Corset BhlaldSi BptiiUI i I"", ;' ' ","rn "trf " ANNEX BARGAINS VadermasUn Salons Art Skcps Sacend Flees. ' . Cushion Tops, Children's Petticoats,: Women's Gowns y:M': Underpriced " SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY ; ' Cushion Tops, with plain backs, tope etamped In about It different designs, in floral, conventional, hedlber, English eyelet and emblems of M. Ai A. C, P. R. C and O. T. C; value to 44c Special, each 89e Children' whit cambrlo Petticoat, deep, flaring lawn flounced. With four cluster of fla tuck; agea 1 to 4 years; regular price 40c. Special at, each,.,...8Te) ; Ladlee fin muslin Gowns, yoke of six rows wide em- , broidery Insertion between tucks and hemstitching. - embroidery edging at yoke, neck and sleeves; regular price 11.7S. Special at. each ....81.19 ATTBACTXVal ' QVAJITST"! .,- TAX.1TB8 Ul OF ' COaTTTJrCEsTS Women's Pretty Summer -r1 Fixings FXBST FXiOOB. GLOVES NECKDRESS FANS R13B0NS Women SIM Silk Mesh O loves Tte Fine silk mesh : Gloves, with Hale palms,- in mode, white, black and champagne; regular value 11.18. Special. pair..T2 : Women' Meek wear A lot of fin whit embroidered . Ping Pong Collars In plain white, whit embroidered fn colors; Just the thing to wear with the College Blouse, tied with a Windsor or a pretty piece of rib bon. r"'r j""h i r Fane 10 Been Japanese Fane that fold, in black. white and color effects. Special at. each..... '..10 lOe and 40e mibboas Sao A beautiful line of all-silk taffeta Rlbbona, 4 to t Inches wide, in all the wanted colors and black and white; regular values 10. ant ' 40c Special, yard ...S3 festooned electrlo light. There waa on small fir ' aupposed- to , have been caused by fir crackers on the evening of the third. -' About fiot damage waa effine. ;.. . , ' .' " '.' ' ' Free water and Milton will have an electrlo railroad between those town and Walla Walla, sure. ,. OFFICER DOFFS STAR AND WHIPS OBJECTOR (Special rHepatea te The Jfearaal.) ..' Junction City, Or., July 4. -Because J ease Darnel lie did not Ilk the .notion of Deputy Marshal Nlbert In closing a "Wind pig," which waa opened here ytrday, the officer took the objector to th outskirts of the city and laying aside hie star proceeded to administer him a drubbing. ...Darnellla-atartaoV-the affair by Inviting tbe officer to partici pate In an encounter. . By the time he waa through with -the engagement he waa willing to admit that "blind plga" were objectionable feature la a ''dry" oonuaunity, . HOME TALENT DRAMA - '. FEATURE OF FOURTH (pedal Dtssatth te T foaraaLI Sllverton, Or., July, 4 rThe greatest celebration ever known In the hiatory of Sllverton was enjoyed: yesterday and Lit la estimated that 4,toe people were la attendance. Hon. Walter L Tooee of Wood burn delivered tn oration and an other interesting feature of the day waa a cloaely contested ball game between the home team and Woo- ourna. Home talent gav a lint In the opera houae in the 100 people ere r t. Aa a whole the a . succesa, j xiien bou a cixplete colc:aco r r i - - Forbes. ru. a r i t.. s "V r