HE TO KILL HENEY
IIKJi:1H Jlltolt ATTKMITH TO
HI..IV riu)Mi:cnou in
(til KTiMM;i.
klorrla Haas, lit AkIii, M)lirl
lnudy Hi'un- I'lxlol In Jail mid
Commit Nuiclilt.
nix rnoninLY amf.d nun
i., uh os xu mhi. itivrn
San Franrlarto, Nov. 1 6. The con
dition of Franrla J. lleney, who a
but and Ki'MoiiHly wounded In the
rruwded courtroom by Morris Haas,
an ri-rouvUI, la making an ecelli'nt
progress on t h road to recovery. Ila
)Mkwd a -onifurfabl night, sleeping
iniikt of tin' 1 1 rod.
Tha ahiiotlnK oi'i'iirrd during a
brlf recess In the third trial of
Abraham Hutf on tlin charge of
bribery, which U now In It 1Kb
week. With uniformed policemen In
the hall, half doten of the prose
cution's special detectives within
few feet, one of them detailed np
dally aa hla bodyguard to a- that
no attempt waa ma do upon hla lift.
and auroral court bailiff and at
laches scattered about, tha aggress
Its special prosecutor waa ahot la
alght of 600 person.
Tha tin I Irt fired by Morrla Haaa
at Mr. Honey waa removed from tha
muscles of the lower left maxillary,
where It waa located by mean of tha
X-ray. Tha operation waa success
fully performed. Mr. lleney bora
the ordeal well and U reported to ba
renting quietly, allowing no 111 effects
from the operation.
Tha suicide of Haas, who klllod
blmaelf with a pistol concealed about
hla peraon, la the subject of much
discussion and tha police authorities
re Investigating how Hans was able
to conceal tha weapon with which ha
took hla life, after being searched
two or threa tlmea. Two theorlee
re advance, one was that be had tha
pistol hidden In his shoe from tha
time he attempted to kill Mr. Honey,
and It was overlooked by the police;
the other theory, the one that the
JHstrlct Attorney's office holds. Is
that the pistol was patted to Unas by
aome Interested person while k? was
In custody.
fori ! nd. Or., No. 16. That As
toria glllneiter will fnil In their ef
fort to rtrl out salmon wheels and
Irsps H the plniu evidence on wvurnl
sld"S. The I'fiHfd Hiatea Fish Com
' n.! ik'oii hi i iht'iu and dJ the
aulhorlllea of Oregon and Wanhlng
toun. It la altogether probable that
tha Washington romnilniilon of II
members, which met In Heal tin laat
week, will opposa tha glllnellers am
will rail for regulation or all kinds
of fulilug gear, and that tha jDregon
Conservstion Commission, commit-
too of which Is Investigating tha mat
ter, will do the same. Oregon's new
flstt wsrden lakes this view and de
clares that all gear etiou Id be regu
lated and none abolished.
Affairs have reached sin h ataga
that the cloned season will undoubt
edly be lengthened by tn two legis
latures l hla Inter. There are now
only two closed periods, one 30 duy
long, between March 15 and April
OREGON BRIEFLETS
The complete returns of the Tresl-;
oVnilnl el iIimi In Oregon are as fol- '
lows: T't. 62.118: llr)n.' J7.775;
( li-ifln, tiii: liibs, 7ui llligen, I
j:7. I
What i ! it. to ba the fir
dls avery tf bog Iron In tha I'nlted
Kiates s msda nesr Kslem last
week. There Is said to be an tin
nieiue Jedga of great value.
Ilia Corvallls k Ksstern ratlroad
show a corporal net loss of II1S6
for the yesr of 1II0H. Tha majority
of the a'ock la owned by K. II. Marrl
man and held In trust for the Bouih
em l'aclfic Company.
Track laying baa been resume! on
the Corvallla k Aln railroad, and
U - u puaavu. iniy about a mile
rennlns to b laid, when the town
of .'lonron ba emu ftej wlih
Corv.illls by rail.
T!i- complete stork of the Merlin
flupuly Compuny wst burned lust
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for-,..1,
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fj' -M II
o di or 1
6, and the other 16 days long, be- week, with no Insursn e. Mr. and
tween August 15 and September 10. I Mrs. William Richards, of Merlin,
Tbeae were the closed aeaaona up to and O. II. McEwen, of Astoria, were
the enactment of the Inoperative Inl- badly burned, the latter two with but
Uallve lawa In Oregon. slight chaneea for recovery.
It. D. Hume, the millionaire sal-
Itound-t'p of Iilton Falls. mon-pscker of Curry county and
Missoula, Mont., Nov. 15. The known throughout the atate aa the
strenuoua work of the past two king of Itogue river, Is reported to
months on the Flathead Reservation ba dying at hla borne at Wedderburn.
In rounding up and corralling the
250 bison of the I'nblo herd, pur
chased by the Canadian government,
has romn to naught and there will
be no shipment of the anltnala to
Canada this year.
Despite all the precsutlons that
bad been taken to Insure the success
He Is Buffering from severe attack
of kidney trouble.
The Secretary of the Interior has
withdrawn from entry two email
trac;a In Clatsop county, with a view
to cresting National parks. The
withdrawn areaa embrace Saddle
Mountain and Humbug Mountain.
of the drive, the enclosure Into which Th(, rrea,0 0f pgr, c only be by
the Dunaio naa ween anven prepara- .nnr.wlnn,i .cti0.
tory to loading them Into care at
Ravalli proved Insecure and the herd
la now roaming at will on the reservation.
Race Itlot In Oklahoma Town.
Okmulgee. Ok la.. Nov. 15. Eight
persons were killed and ten others
Injured this afternoon In a fight be
tween Jim Derkard, a negro despera
do, and local officers. The disturb
ance began at the St. Louis k San
Francisco railroad station, where
the negro engaged In a fight with an
Indian boy.
NEW HEADJF NAVY
Melenlf Out of Hyinpnthy With the
Administration.
Washington, Nov. 15. 111 health
Is the oRtetiHiblo reason of Secretary
Metculf's withdrawal from the Cab
inet, but persona In Washington who
think they know say the resignation
bas been pending for a week; that it
was not, to be offered without some
heartburning and that his 111 health
was only a perfunctory reason. As
sistant Secretnry Newberry was ap
pointed Secretary.
It Is reported that friction between
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Metcalf developed from the time of
the recent Newport naval conference
on the battleship designs. Ever since
the naval controversy developed last
winter Metcalf has sided with the
Bureaucrata.
WORLD'S XKWH I.V IUHKK
The new divorce law. Increasing
the period of residence from six
months to ono year, waa carried In
South Dukota by a vote of 2 to 1.
If the recovery of Postmaster K.
W. Morgan, of New York, who was turned last week by the Jury in the
shot last week, continues, he will be cag0 f Joseph Shaughnessy, on trial
t his desk tho first week In l)e- for the killing of A. Wilcox In The
Seven hundred head of ownerless
sheep, valued approximately at
$2000, have been found by C. E.
Carllle. of Cnlty, Raker county, and
are being held for the owner. So far
no woolgrower In that vicinity can
be found who haa missed that many
animals.
While In temporary fit of In
sanity. Mrs. Emma Slaughter, of
Pendleton, made an unsuccessful at
tempt Sunday at self-destruction. She
shot herself with a double-barrel der
ringer, but the wound will not prove
ratal.
Sales of farm and orchard lands
within a radius of 12 miles of Med
ford, made through the agency of
real estate men, are $1,000,000
greater for 190S than for the year
1907, reaching a grand total of $1,
500.000. A verdict of acquittal was re-
I
s
CHILD ALOXK FOl'R DAYS
WITH HIS DEAD FATHER
comber.
Official election returns chow that
the Unionist party carried all seven
districts of Porto Rico. The Union
ists advocated Independence and self
government. President Roosevelt has appointed
George S. Terry to be Assistant
Treasurer of the United Slates, In
succession to Hamilton Fish.
The United State Steel corporation
has decided to expend $5,500,000,
Dalles on October 1. The verdict
was a surprise, since It was proved
that Wilcox died from three wounds
Inflicted by a knife In the hands of
Shaughnessy during a quarrel over
dog.
While two boys, sons of E. Kaum
Inus, were playing In their house at
Hobsonvllle, near Tillamook. Satur
day, and while the older brothe
was standing with his hands at hi
back against a door, the younger lad
15 per cent off Steel Ranges
20 per cent off Cast Cooks
Just think, we offer you a six
hole steel rane with high closet
and reservoir for $32.00, with a
15 per cent discount, making it
cost you only $27.20. Where
can you do so well?
To every customer who buys a stove, whether it
is a hsiter, ra nge or coo stove, we are going to give
a $1.50 14 oz. nickel plated copper teakettle for 93c.
n per cent discount on all heaters
with a paper lined stove board thrown
in. We have heating stoves to suit
your price'. Come and look them over.
We have cut prices on the above
goods and we are going to offer in
connection with them something for
you to cut with, viz.
Cissors, all sizes, - 25 per cent off
Butcher Knives, - 25 per cent off
Razors and PocKet Knives 335 !o off
Please note our window display of the cutting goods
Remember, fifteen days only, commencing November 13th and ending November 28(h in order
to get the goods at the price named, they must be bought at the time apecified so make this
opportunity yours and buy now.
R. M. WADE & COMPANY
W. E.Craven, Mgr. Independence, Oregon
h creator nart of which will be picked up a shotgun ana nrea it a
uaed to Increase Its capacity for the door, the shot partly tearing his
Victoria, B. C, Nov. 16 Alone In
the house for four days with the
dead body of , his father is the sad
tale of a little six-year-old boy that
comes from the Nass River, In the
northern part of this province.'
A white man named Haines, who
was married to an Indian woman,
was the unfortunate who met death
under such atrange , circumstances.
Haines' wife had gone on a visit to
her people, who lived some distance
up the river, leaving the little boy
with his father. During hor absence
Haines' boat got adrift, and the man
swam out Into tho Ice-cold waters
to recover It.
He caught cold and, finding he
was a very sick man, cooked up a
quantity of food and told hla little
boy that ho was sick and was going
to sleep for a long time and that he
must not be frightened. The lad was
told to cover his father's face with
a cloth when he found he was asleep
and not to dlHturb him and, as there
was lots of food, he was not to both
er but to eat all he wanted when he
was hungry, and the mother would
be home again in a short time.
Haines died and. the little boy waa
alone in the cabin for four days with
the dead body pf his father before
any one reached the cabin.
Buef Demands Change of Venne.
San Francisco, Nov. 16. When
Ruef's case was called this morning,
Attorney Dozier announced that he
had a motion to make on Ruef's be
half, and asked that the Jury be dis
missed. This was done and Dozier
filed an affidavit signed by Ruef ask
ing for a change of venue to some
court in another part of the state, as
he was convinced that he could not
obtalnd a fair trial In this court.
pressed steel cars.
The Home Missions of the Metho
dist church last week appropriated
$900,000 for mission work in Ameri
ca. The funds are to be used largely
for work In the city slums and at
frontier posts.
The grand Jury at Nashville, Tenn.,
returned a true bill in which Colonel
B. Cooper, hla son, Robin B. Cooper,
and ex-Sheriff J. D. Sharp are Jointly
charged with murdering ex-Senator
Carmaclc and in which Sharp is in
dicted also on the charge of being
an accessory before the fact.
Professor Mark w. Harrington,
brother's hand to pieces and then en
terlng his back, Injuring him bo se
verely that he cannot live. The boys
are 7 and 10 years of age.
Robert McCulley, a promlnen
Lake county sheepman, shot and
killed C. M. Fincune, another sheep
man, last week. McCulley was driv
ing his sheep to water at a point
about 30 miles east of Lakevlew
when he encountered Flnucane, who
objected to McCulley crossing that
particular point of the range FinU'
cane attacked McCulley, who drew a
revolver and fired the fatal shot.
Mrs. Mary F. Ness, of Svgene, has
formerly chief of the United States requested the aupreme court of the
Weather Bureau, who mysteriously District of Columbia to issue a writ
dropped out of sight nearly 10 years ot mandamus against Secr-tary of
ago, has been found, a hopeless men.
tal wreck, In the New Jersey Asylum
for the Insane at Morris Plains. Such
Is his condition that Ua has been un
able to tell the asylum officials any
thing about himself. His wife re
cently visited the asylum and identi
fied her missing hubband.
Government Sues Sugar Combine.
New York, Nov. 16. The United
States Government has brought six
suits against the American Sugar
Refining Company to recover for
feitures and customs receipts of
about $3,600,000 on sugar delivered
by the Havenmeyer and Elder refin
eries in Brookly during the last six
- ' alleges fraud
In weighing shlpmanU. .
PORTLAND MARKETS.
Wheat Track prices: . Club, 88o;
red Russian, 86c; bluestem, 93c;
Valley, 91c.
BarleyFeed, $26; rolled, $27
28.
Oate No. 1 white, $31; gray,
$30. . .
Hay Timothy, Willamette Valley,
fancy, $15; do. ordinary, $12; East
ern Oregon, mixed, $16; do. fancy,
$17.50; alfalfa, $12.
Butter Extra, 35c; fancy, 33 Ho;
choice, 27c; Btore, 18c.
Eggs Extra, 35 38c; Eastern
2832c.
Hopa 1908, choice, 8g8Hc;
prime, 77c; medium, 66c;
1907. 34o.
Wool Valley 14 15 He;
Eastern Oregon, 816c, aa
shrinkage.
Mohair Choice, 1819o.
ft;
to
SEATTLE MARKETS.
Wheat Bluestem, 95c
Oats $30 81.
Barley $26.
Hay Eastern Washington timo-
Interior Garfield to compel him to
recognize and follow the decision of
the United States circuit court of ap
peals for the Seventh circuit, which
held It unnecessary for her person
ally to inspect a tract of public land
before making timber and stone en
try thereon. She declares In her pe
tition that Garfield declines to fol
low this ruling, claiming that he con
strues the law differently.
That the Pullman Company ex
pects its porters and waiters to
"work" the public for a large part
of their compensation, and probably
for more, Is the opinion expressed by
State Labor Commissioner O. P Hoff
In his biennial report to the Legis
lature. That the company receives a
part of the "tips" Is a deduction Mr,
Hoff makes from the fact that the
gross receipts of the company in Ore
gon, as reported to the State Treas
urer, amounts to $61,095.16, while
the amount paid out in wages alone,
as shown by the report to the Labor
Commission, almost equals that
amount.
Frank E. Guild, a night guard at
the Barnes Cash Store of Salem, was
clubbed over the head, gagged and
bound by two burglars early Sunday
morning and was .left in that condi
tion, while the robbers gathered up
a quantity of clothing and made good
their escape. Apparently the twe
robbers secreted themselves in the
store before It closed the night be
fore. At 2 o clcok in the morning
thy, ib per ion, ruget bound hay, when Gulld awoke they were stand-
$10 11 per ton; wheat hay, $n , beB,de hl8 be4. Aa BOOn s he
per ton; alfalfa $9.50 10 per ton. 0pened his eyes they clubbed him
Butter Wash ngton creamery, 34o and after Dlndlng and gagging him,
per lb; ranch, 21 23c per lb; Ore- warned him not to try t make a
gon, 28c per lb. disturbance. They toak $10 from
Eggs Selected local, 42 43c per v. -n(i what elothine and
doz.; Eastern, 32 35c per doa; Ore- shoeg tB4sy waI1tad and left. Though
gon ranch, 84o per da. severely Injured Gulld will recover.
RICKREALL.
Mrs. B. F. Lucas and daughter
Mira. returned Friday from a visit
to Salt Lake City.
Wm. Byers and wife of Cleone,
Oregon, visited relatives here- last
week.
Hon. Levi Aukney and wife from
here.
Wm. Rowell and wife, accompanied
bv Miss Ada Byers, visited Salem
Saturday.
The Rickreall Milling Co. is instal
ling a new vetch machine.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wait were in
Salem last Friday.
James Hlckerson took a load of
apples to Salem Monday.
Thielson Bros, have started a gas
ollne plow on their place near here
and have been operating it quite sue
cessfully.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he 's senior partner of the firm of
F J. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo, County and
state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
cf catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 6th day of De
cember, A. D. 1886.
(SEAL.) A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, 'and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys
tem. Send for testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., ToIedo.O,
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
stli ation.
' Hops Move at Fair Price.
Klaber, Wolf & Netter recently
bought the 1908 crop of hops of Geo.
L. Rose at 8 cents. There were over
900 bales in this sale and it is one of
the largest individual sales made this
year. Eph Young sold his lot, con
sisting of 190 bales, to Ralph Wil
liams at 8 Ms cents.
Youth's Companion Club Rate
The Youth's Companion and Inde
pendence Enterprise will be sold to
gether this Fall, the two for $2.25.
This is the best offer ever made in
connection with the Youth's Com
panion. Renewals to that paper will
be accepted with this paper at that
price.
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SALE
WE WISH TO DISPOSE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF COOK
STOVES, TINWARE, ENAMELED WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS AT ONCE. WE QUOTE YOU AS FOLLOWS:
Enameled Ware
10-qt. Enameled Dish Pan 35c.
Sale price ...25c
14-qt. Enameled Dish Pan 50c.
Sale price 35c
17-qt. Enameled Dish Pan 60c.
Sale price 40c
Tin Boilers,.' usual price 83c.
Sale price 65c
Galvanized Boilers, usual price
$1.00.
- Sale price 75c
Tin Boilers, copper bottom,
usual price $1.00.
Sale price 75c
Tin Boilers, copper bottom,
. usual price $2.00.
Sale prlce $1-50
Tin Boilers, large and heavy,
usual price $2.25. -
Sale price $1.65
Tin Boilers, large and heavy,
usual price $3.00.
Sale price $2.20
Tin Boilers, large and heavy,
usual price $3.50.
Sale price $2.70
We have a fine assortment of twenty kinds and sizes. Our stock is
at present complete, but will not remain so very long at the above prices
17-qt. Tin
price 35c.
Sale price
Dish Pan, regular
20c
14-qt. Tin
price 25c.
Sale Price
Dish Pan, regular
15c
Granite Iron Pie Plates 10c.
Sale price 5c
No. 9 Granite Iron Jelly Cake
Pans 10c.
Sale price 5c
No. 10 Granite Iron Jelly Cake
Pans 15c.
Sale price 10c
No. 10 Enameled Fry Pan, 30c.
Sale price 20c
10-qt. Enameled Water Pail 50c.
Sale price ..35c
Fine line of dairy pails at less
than the cost of manufacture.
We are wanting to dispose of everything. The above prices are onlv
samples of what our whole stock is going at. We offer it all at prices
which cannot be duplicated, including our imported high-grade Stransky
fe Wipperman good a.
Spencer Hard
ware
SALEM, OREGON
Co.