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KIGKXK, ORKUOX, MONDAY KYKX1XG, MARCH l, 1M8
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5EGIN PROBING OF
CHARGE MADE BY LILLEY
hdbfton. March 9The ,poc-1 manner In which the witnesses would
"m of the house appointed '"' . , . t
tauter Cannon, at the request of!flrst tell what ,,a alld V per-
l.fSa . "invalid?,,?, mi, htm In ,...,.,... .... J .
cnutlve wurj. " - - """ attorney an-
tile ceiecu iv ww.ii . w.n hulm luuisuuy
SHOCK or HI SUA XI S
legislation betor
,," bigau In i:iv st:Tr.tH. i to . San Framlsco, March 9- The
Lulei 1 V , , isnoclS of husband eommt ting
0.,.r to get ms ac rnioun ywterJnr 'J :se ' .': ' ()j
anJtt. ! Mrs- varies !'. itednall at the Ceu-
nZiU the methods employed bv
rrlS...:... in eonueulou wiia
La p.-e-Bt
km'
Mrs. Charles F
mirman Boutelle asked Lll.ey If;'.' Emergency hospital today, where
roadv to go ahead with hls'e had een sick with erysipelas.
..hut the latter was not prepared I nttsuana thought 1
tweed. s he had "ot 8ec"re(1 ! tra,ted tne disease and
.iirnv He. nowever, suunuiieu
' nf rincuments to the com-
- ., i i i u.,i i np i in i ioa lij in in cn ,
atating inai lie liau uccu buou mummm- inr
by detectives and that id order
hive the shadowing stopped he
nid ask to have summoned three
eratives connected with a local
leiictiva agency, ne aiaieu e uiu
fjjft to oe tne ursi wniicss, huu
JUDGE CLELAND
UPHOLDS DIRECT
LEGISLATION
Heath, said to be a wealthy real es
tate operator of Denevr, was arrested
here today charged with tun emu...
zlement of 14000, the property of
Mrs. Mary Busted, of New York. It is
alleged wie money was giv.-u ,u-m.,
to invest In real estate, but that he
made disastrous Investments In com
mines.
Portland, Or., March 9.
Upholding the validity of the'
Initiative and referendum
amendment to the state con-
stltution, Presiding Judge
Cleland, of the slate circuit
court, today sustained the de-
murrer filed by State Attor-
ney-General Crawfod In the
attack made on thelaw bv ih
Pacific States Telephone &
Telegraph Company. The
state attempted to collect
T io.1;iO from the telephone
company ns 2 p?r cent of
Its gross earnings, under the
Initiative act of 190U. The
case will be carried to the
state supreme court.
( OX(;0 TKKATY MAY
,.K DKKKATKIi
Brussels, March 9. Minister of
State tieerueari uus decideu u, ,,,
the treaty annexation ot Congo In
dependent state to Belgium on ac
count of the clauses granting reco.
nltiuu to private concessions and pro
vlding a grant -it ten mill'
lars to King Leopold. The defec
tion of Beeruear. ...j tin.... ... ..
feat of the treaty.
DKMOCKATS MAKK
MIXOItlTY ltl'.l'Dlt'l
Washlng'on, Mar-!, . 'rl- "
cratic members of the house commit-
tt'M nn Jul ii I ii mil pni....wv' i....;.v
! agreed Id report to the n.uae a ..
; nority currency bill.
The Dalles is
The race track and
43 acres adjoining are to be leveled RFAI CQTAJF HRdll'FR
up and this barren piece of laiul con-, "L 4-"31"1'- OllUftCn
verteu into a beautiful spot.
The Albany girls-
Chfcuuo Wlii'ttt. liu-ki't
1 Chicago, March St. May, St.-,
, July, sio 5.S; Septeinbc,'. ,'
ted to be allowea to name me i -uauii,uusi,ip oi
basketball team
Ore-
IS UNDER ARREST
1ns Angeles.
9. Clinton O,
i To propugate sugar beet culture In
i Wallowa county Is the practical plan
' formulated and which win 1r. Ut.
tempted by the Amalgam::. ed S,r;.
' "iany during the i'on!- '
two. 1 .fTlFfl
Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton, 6 spools 25c, None to Dealers
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MURPHY AND
HENEY CLASH
IN COURT TODAY
A Money Saving Opportunity on 1 908
Dry uoods Will Occur Monday
and Tuesday
Two days we will place on sale new, up-to-date Dry Goods at prices greatly below
our usual low cash prices. It will be an economy event and vou should take
advantage or these special prices.
on Panama
Special
yards 25c. check, Chiffon Panamas,
iom wiae, .Monday and Tuesday
tte yard I oc
AH Silk Ribbons
til colors 4 Inch Taffeta Ribbon,
Special, the yard 10c
Corset Coveis
fc Corset Covers, tight fitting lace trimmed,
"Pedal, two davn onr h n..
White Underskirts
iid embroidery trimmed cunbrlc Pettl-
always 13.50 and $3.75;
"ooday and Tuesday, each $3.7.
350 Yards of Silk
Itat 350 yards of Waist and Dress Silks In
ill wanted shades, for the spring season.
Konday and Tuesday,
the yard 09c
Silk Warp Organdies
and Mulls Y frice
'! mds of Organdies and Mulls, many with
illk warp; beautiful floral patterns and
plain colors; worth from 25c to $1.00;
Monday and Tuesday,
tta yard 12 l-2c toOc
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Embroidery Sale
900 yards embroideries, worth from 12 l-2n
to 20c a yard; will be placed on sale Mon
day and Tuesday, the yard He
Heavy Laces
1800 yards heavy Torshon and Valenciennes
Laces, worth from 8c to 12 l-2c yard,
Monday and Tuesday only .
the yard j 4c
Bleached Muslin
12 yard Bleached MusIId ...$1.00
Ladies' Vests
Sleeveless Swiss ribbed Vesta, each . . . 1 0c
Silk Und ervests
Kayser silk ribbed Undervests; regular price
$1.50, speciul two days,
each : $1.20
Sewing Silk
Monday and TuesdayCarlson and Currier's
spool silk, the spool I)c
Dress Trimmings
Thousands of yards of Dress Trimmings of
all descriptions,' dress braids, Persian,
Bands, Appliques, etc., all colors and com
binations of colors in endless variety;
widths from the narrowest to 2 1-2 Inches
wide, from 5c to $10.00 yard.' Monday
and Tuesday, entire lot on sale at 20
Mr rent Discount,
Allover Lace
Waists
$3.00 Ecru Waists, cblna silk lined, special
two days, each $1..V) i
White Lace .
Waists '
$12.00 and $12.50 allocs net waists, lined
with lisle; special, Tuesday $10.00
$15.00 allover net waists, very dressy, silk
lined, Tuesday, each . . . Ml.oo
DR. ERNEST BRENNER. .
Dr. Brenner, tbe president of tint Swi republic, Is one of tbe nlilwt
statesmen and internatloiml-lnwyein In Kurope. lie Is a native of the cautou
of Basel und served several years In the rath belore becoming a member .if
tbo couucll. He Is fifty-two years of age.
1 908 Waists
We place on sale Monday morning just as an
Introduction a special model of our new
1908 Waists selling at $3.25 and $3.50,
but for two days we sell
them at, each $:!.((
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EMPEROR WILLIAM'S
LETTER WAS PRIVATE
London, March 9. Hope that the secretary, who ngreed with the reclp-
ett r sent by lOmperor William to lent that the lelt,er hud no official
Lord Iwecdmouth, first lord of the character."
admiralty, would be published was "It Ih clearly out. of the question."
dispelled by Mr. Asqitlth In the house said Asqulth, to lay private and pub-
of commons this afternoon, when he lie. correspondence on the table "
told A. J. Balfour and other question-; Uitep n tbo house of lords As-
cis mm. lie uttu noiuing to nod to t ie nil th Hiprfli,ft tho ln.,P rn... i.t.
inue-
quito Informal and
statement or I'tlday. and that, so ror Willi,, m no
fur as he knew, "Tweedmouth had yory frlondly."
not .ling to auu to Ills declaration be-i U,rd 'iweedmouth expresses stir
:tnu tne tact that he had showed the peine at the continued criticisms of
inner ,u air iMiwaru urey, tne roreign tbo press and public
PltOSWl'TOIt ltKXOl'XCKl) AH IX.
KAMOl'M LIAU IIV X)l'XSKl, K
(ilLVI'TlsIt, Hl'T itiritT FOIU'KM
HKTllAtTlOX TILT IKXTK-
ition ovkb SKLicmoN ok
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(IIAItt.'K A;.A1XST lXllt.MKIC
BOSS.
i S:ii Krnnclsco, March 9. Tile Ito.u
tillty and bitter feeling between Mm
I prosecution and defense in the case of
' Abraham Kuef, who has kept up m
'running fire of affidavits during tin?
past month, to which no reply hiitt so
I far been made ly the prosecution,
j brake out In court this morning when
: the lie was passed between Frank .1.
j Murphy, associate counsel fur Kuef,
and Francis J. Ileney. Murphy ob
IJected to the postponement of the
j I'ulted Uallroads trolley cases as ask
! ed for by Ileney until March 11',.
j Honey replied:
j "All right, then, wo will go on
! with the trial Immediately."
"We are ready; call the Jury." salit
Murphy.
' The court Immediately set the ense?
for next Wednesday, whereupon Mur
phy,, renll.lng that Ileney wus In
earnest, began to hedge, saying that
ho was not ready to proceed; that he
had been mlsunderseood, etc. Honey
arose and said:
"It Is apparent that the counsel 1st
Juggling with the court and endenv-
jilng to deceive your honor. We are
reauy; cnn tne jury. '
Murphy said testiily:
"Wo are not as adept at decolvltiK
the public and court Us Ileney when
ho stood before the Jury and lied
about the immunity pledge."
Ileney flushed hotly and demanded
that the counsel be punlshod for con
tempt and mudo to ri-tract. Judgt?
Luwlor ordered a retraction.
"I- retract so far as the court !
concerned," said Murphy, "but I de
innnd that Honey be made to retract
Hint I nni Juggling with the court."
Judgo Lawlor puld no attention to
Murphy and refused to change thu
order of Iho trial fur Wednesday.
TWENTY-ONE
LITTLE CASKETS'
bURIED TODAY
JAPAN PREPARES
FOR WAR WITH
CHINESE EMPIRE
'--8by Hart Schaftner Ic M
If You Think
a Minute
You'll realize that as many peo
ple see your badoas your front
The cut of your oxit, the h;in of it, the way
it fits the back you can't see it yourself,
but a lot of other people can.
You want it ri:ht and we offer you the
clothes that will make it richt, They're
maJe by HART, SCHAFf NE.R & MARX,
.and there are no better clothes made. We
show'you here the back of one ot our Varsity
models; very smart; look that way on yon.
This store is the hame of
Hart Schaflner & Marx Clothes
Overcoats and Suits
$18.00 to $30.00
Hampton Bros.
Where Cash Beats Credit
Weathe
STYLE
The Mftllory Cravanette Hat
l Doubly Guaranteed
The name f M.ill-iry, ince 1823, ha
tvjd iftr the hrt in nwn's htHcar
honnt mAirri.iK, W-t wnrkmantbip. mud
tvlrt that are artrijtrH as itaniarfl.
Besides Uiii guarantee uf exceliciKe, tLe s
Mallory
Cravenette Hat
hu what no other hat can havfr the
quality rrf briiiff wwr.fw Ifim the
Cwttrttr pnc, wliiih makn a
Mail'iry stay new in fpitr uf all kittdf tA
wcatlirr. We can hi-anily ct.donc any
hat that b-ar tlic Mall'y ,U,iip,
We hare tlif-tn. l.rth fft and atilf. 'u
all ttyM and all the popular ahadca. (
1 1vy await ymn ii.x:ctluu.
t.i . ilTlirr-
I'ekln, Mnrch 9. The Tat
sii Maru Incident hat, not been
fully settled. China has giv
en satisfaction regarding the
hauling down of the Japan
ese flng, but the disposition
of the steamer and the matter
Cleveland, March 9. Twenty-one ;
little caskets were placed beneath
the ground in the cemetery at Col-j
llnwood today, or these seventeen
contnined the bodies of unidentified
children who lost their lives by the
burning of the Lnkevlew schoolhouso
ei,i,u,ijr. 111 rounei iioii won f t (,f indemnity are sllll Bub
Che funeral, services were held at 10 Jecls of negotiation between
o clock today In eight churches In China and Japan
memory of the missing ones. F:l-
IftWllIir tills n tiiiltlle tneowtrlu I b,ii.
vice was held at the temporary
morgue, where the 21 casketa lay In
a row.
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Toklo, March 9, 10:30 a. in.
There were no new developments
throughout Sunday or today In con-
I'tibllc School the.,., , unction with the Tulsu Main affair.
Wellsvllle, O., Mnrrli 9 The large j In the meanwhile Japan la undoubt
publlc school at in p 1 1 c has beeir edly prepaiing for evntinilltles. Th,
closed until the board of education entire decision In the matter rests
can make some alteratims necessary with Premier Kaioii'i and toi .j
tor t tie safety or Ue children. Tbe Minister Nayaahl. There has been
school was closed by order of the o Indication of the period of time
STATE PRISON IS
HUGE OPIUM DEN
Lincoln, Neb., March 9.
Nebraska's penitentiary Is not,
a reformatory, but a huge opi
um dun, according to It. K.
Orlffln. prison surgeon, In his
report to Governor Sheldon.
Of tho 431 prisoners confin
ed between 100 and 150 are
addicted to the morphine hab
it and are regularly supplied
by prisoners and outside per
sons, whoso Identity ,1s unknown.
mayor.
Mmtnukcc KrltooU.
Milwaukee, March 9The thill
floors of sixteen of Milwaukee',, pub
lie scIiooIh have been onl"red viicitt
ed because -;f Ihe Hbs"tice of fire es
capes by order of the mayor.
that Julian w.iuld wait for I ulna's
ply. The Assocbited I'reha In Inform
ed at the Japanese foreign office t hi, t
II Is presumed that Yuan Shi Kal will
require three or perhaps four days' i
by prisoners and outside per-
sons, whoso Identity .Is un-
WAItDICX WOI NOKI'.
AHHISTAXT KIM, KID
Deer 1-odgo, Mont., Mnrch 8.
Warden Krniik Conley, of the Mon
tana state penitentiary, was fearfully
wounded huh morning, and his first.
assistant warden, John Koblmyin, waa
amen, wnen tnree nto convicts, ueo.
Hock, W. II. Hayes nnd another
whose name Is not given eut, made u
dash for liberty In the penltentlnry
ofrice at S o'clock. It Ib thought Iho
warden will live.
Itoblnson's thronl was cut from ear
to car and the Jugular vein was sev
ered.' C,jie' tiiruitt was gusher
and he was .dabbed several times In,
the sh iiilder and groin before he was
able lo draw his revolver and shoot
two of his assiillituts down. Con
victs Hayes and Hock were both shot
! down by Conley after Hie latter had
TWENTY THOUSAND
FEWER IDLE CARS
New Ynii:, March . That
railroad traffic Is Increasing
Is uhow'i by I be fio t Unit 2K .
000 more cars were In service.
on Keliriuiiv I! that in .lun
4 uury, O'ouirli the tiuuib'T of
Idl cars s'lll concern the
railroad managers, the silr-
plus being .11 U.L'fti.
'oiiKiiltatlon with the viceroy of Cm,.
'Ion In the consideration of Hie entir?
mailer, conscquenily no decision may
! be reuccd before March 10 or II,
I Activity It, Xnmi ( n le
What aetliln Japan will lake In tli
"Independent i,i Hon" Is a matter
l)f KpeeiilHtlnn in dlploiiatlc'clrclei.
In Toklo.
It Is believed that It Ii etlllielv l,n.
, probable thai Japan will make anv
effort lo ret:ik !e Tatsu or senil
warships to Canton waters. While
fiwar is considered most Improbable
i lie i
ai-Hv
ival base at Hii.sebo Ik exlr"luey
been, wounded.
PREPARED FOR
ALPHONSC'S VISIT
TO RARCELONA
TllltKK I'lltKMKX IH'ItT
Coal llnslieil Abiinril Ship
II Is atiuoiitii i d that a part of the
first s'tuadron will Imv port March
I I. The arnioreil cruiser Chlvoda
suddenly left port last night. Coil
lug Is proceeding ranldlv. a number
of torpedo boat destroyers having ul
ready coaled. Knormous supplies In
slorage at Hasebo are hclnu h,irrl..,l
I V ( IIICAtIO liltK 1 aboard Iho vessels.
I At the office of the admiralty It
Chicago. March 9. A ror- of fire, i Is polntoatouf Huu the first siiiudron
men were Injured, three perhaps fa- expected to ,art on training maneit.
" ' 1 v-n "". fa't a,in.,n.Ml two
atroyed Apollo Hall, a three-story , months ngo, therefore the activity at
sir ...re a. i.ii-i. i il i ,"i.,a j Sn'ebo shoiild not necessarily be con
fine, from a ''" unknown. The I s, -red i h the Tatsn Incident
ilaliiage was S.,.bll0. j
li. Myer, a prottifnent busluei's ; A cold wave Is reported (lV(.,. nn.
mativ
r,
J
mm, elk and limchnt of I'ortlandJ ii""oin and tne liakoias. At
tiled of heart disease In Portland on bbices the thermometer registers
Friday, after n short Illness. q degn e below j.cro.
Ilarceloini, March fl. (leneral Ll
ninis, captain general of Caialonla,
Is confident the visit of King Alphnii
o , It,, , i- lonn will pass off safely.
Ills tuajesly Is fipcclcd tomorrow.
Nevertheless the authorities are spar
ing no precautious lo safeguard his
majesty, and the danger. If any
roiiies, will ho, from the anarchist
wing of the CurllslH, not from the
republicans.
King lloiinil (,, (io,
Madrid. March . It developed
here today that a section of the Span
ish ministry la bitterly opposed to Al
phonso's going to Iliircelnnu, which Is
described as a "wimp's nest," but the
V.lng, with a display or the old lliiilr
ii'in couniKe, has refused to be dis
suaded. K. H. liarrlman, the railroad inng
nate. has contrlbut-d $:iil.iioo toward
'he fund for exterminating rales 111
Han Fraislsco.