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LATFORM
THE PECULIAR POLITICAL SITUATION IN OREGON NEBRASKA'S STORM
COPIED AFTER OHIO'S
; WORSE THAN REPORTED
BD
TAFT'S P
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Washington, June S. Bringing
jth him the completed draft of the
inform he proposed to present to
the committee on resolutions at the
National Republican convention at
U'niln Rills Dllorm-i'.n.,.
Unleash, " ". nl"i-
,1, returned here today and went di
Mftlv into conference with Secretarv
Taft. , I
Ellis and Taft are averse to mak
ing any statement regarding the plat
form, but nevertheless it is definitely
Itnown that aside from an enlarge
ment o fthe tariff plank of the Ohiii
1 platform, so as to declare for max
imum and minimum schedules, ami
lor a revision of the tariff ai ui ex-,
tra session of congress Immediately
following the inauguration of the
president, the platform to be present-'
ed at Chicago will be substantially
the Ohio document.
ALMKS DECIDK
THKY WILIj XOT BOI.T.
Chicago, June 7. Representatives
of the "allies" tonight recalled their
statement that they will bolt the Ite
, publican ' national committee so far
as the presentation of evidence to
support their claims of auti-Taft del-'
ce'"l"S T1,"" Sj,"1"-rn states 1 ..,
tetned. There is evidence that tLe,
.iinoun.emetit made last night upon,
the authority of Kepresema-ive .las.
..,,,-, manager tor Senator
Knox, after he had beet, outer-'
nice with Senator Heinenwav of In
diana: J U. Kealing. of Indiana, and
"tilers identified .., thl. iam ,
being made by the allies, created di
sension. s,,ie of the other fii i,.,.
men for the allies d.vhuvd the an
nouncemen; to he ill-advised, and
they busied themselves todav u,
counteract its effect.
GARFIELD SAILS
FOR HONOLULU
San Francisco, June S. Secret a rv
of the Interior James It. Garfield'
sailed today for Honolulu on official i
business on the battleship Maine. The!
Maine and Alabama are on their re-'
turn !o the Atlantic via Honolulu, i
Manilla and Suez, '
.iu i .. u usy : :.r sxts, . - unr i
ttWigA
i
Omaha, Juno S, its from the
seene of Krtday storm in Sou-thorn
N't'br.tskii iaJuale that eondit ions art'
worso t turn at first reported. The
death list wilt ttoiilitlfs i rat h -'.
lille ."it are Injureil, i-oino daimT
ouly. The inonetarv loss may a h
half n million. Kinht Nehrii.-ka towns
are ilama iii'. I. tl.neva, I'alr field ami
Cii rletoiv lieins t lit' w orsi wre'ket.
Kranklin, U hron. M run, Kiverlon,
i.n the Nehrika s ile, uiul t'ourthin.l.
IMii!liistuir,; and Sraiulia are hiiti r-
kaw's KArin icisk
VM SI S AIM
iti ni sm
CAN HK FOUCE HIS WAY ACHOhfi?
WE MAKE BUTTONS TO MATCH YOUR SUIT IMPROVEDMACHINE
IG SALE THIS WEEK
I Monday and Tuesday
Climax of value giving in Shirtwaists. Hundreds of beautiful
lingerie waists'of fine Mulls, Batistes and Persian Lawns, correct
in style and perfect fit, will be offered this week in an Extra
Ordinary Special Sale.
These waists are made with clusters of tucks, are trimmed
with double thread Val. lace, also dainty embroidered effects.
There are open front or open back styles, long or short sleeves. We pronounce
them the best waists offered anywhere, and every waist in the stock is placed on
sale at greatly reduced prices.
,
WKATIIKll KOHMWST
Hill NOIU'llVYKST
B
Portland, June S Oregon,
Washington and Idaho Fair
tonlKht and Tuesday.
ri.Olilll.Y AM) I'T.AII
XKW IIATTI.KKIIirs
Washington. June S, Secretary
Metcalf has announced that the bat
tleships authorized at the last session
of connresa will he named Florida
and I'tah.
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HENEY FEARS .
GALLAGHER WILL'
OG ASSASSINATED
WAISTS KOI! .!..-!
1.!0 and $2.00 Waists, fine tucks and lace trinini.-1.
each SI. ,"n
GF.ISIIA WAIST l'(IK 'J.(IO
'J2.50 Waists, fine eiuhroldered front, oimi hack.
3-4 sleeves, each SU.mi
$:(..-.() WAISTS FOH S:!.fi
$3.o0 Perdan l.awns Waists, rlne tuck, wide emhrnldered
hand In front, 3-4 sleeves, each $;i.un
THK I'AI'ILO.V MOIIFl.
5.U0 V shaped yoke, front and hack of two wide hands
of embroidery; very special, each .fl.UO
$0.00 PAI'II.LOX MOHK1. KOIt $.-.( 0
This 6.00 elaborate Waist of Persian I.awn. trimmed
with two thread val. edge and Insertion; also cltisjers
of fine tucks, each ."i.hi
$7.00 (iKISHA WAIST toil 80.00
This charming creation, a wonder in style and beauty;
trimmed with lace embroidery and clusters of fine
tucks, on sale, each "-0"
San FrunclHro, Juik? K. A he Huef
was analKiird today litftire I'olhu
.luile ('ahanlsH on H charKe hrounlil
hy Special I'niMMMitnr llcncy of hav
ing hrlbtMl ex-Hupi-rvlMor J. J. Kury,
In roiiiiec'tioii with (hi I'arkslth' tml
vy fi-nnchisf. Ili'iicy IiisJhIiI mi (lie
iimitrtlintM lxKlnnltiK of the trial oil
Kansas City, J um X. Tlu Kuvv
cmitlnuca to rist uiul Imlinitimu aru
tlmt ItVllI lie out of lu hankA within
24 hours. llnndroJs of riunllh'H hi
the low lying illHtrlctN nro inoviiit; to
hlKlur Krouiul.i ami tMiHlmnw Iiouhch
iiTy movhiK thuir bIocUb to uppiM
fluotH to saw thrill In tho went tho
(HsaNlrotis flooil of I IMUi Ih nip al-
imI. The woiitlu'i ImrtMiu lakoi
Kloomy view of the situation.
More Kiioiiitil
Topeka. June S -The Hltiintlon n
the upper Kaw valley ts more favor
able, aiitl the river In Tallinn In noine
loi'all(', but In olheiH Ih i IhIiik slow
ly. The weather luimiu projinoHil
e'atert fair weather. The lowlands are
floodi'd and railroad traffic In m'tier
ally luterrniiled.
At noon todny a break orcurred In
the Kaw hank five hundred yardn
wide at a hln bend In the river a mile
and a half went of North Topeka.
The wilier U two and a half feet deep
in many homes.
MONTAN A SITl ATION
IS KltV .stltlOl S
Hut:e, Vont.. June 7. Tie North
ern Taiitlc east from Hutte Ih .main
i It d up t .day hy a new washout of
lloe teel of track near JWfer-uin Isl
and, a small station tit t lie Jefferson
Utver ;tlleyi about miles from
ll'itte. Two Hieel trestles on the
(irea: Northern are reported as bav
in i; u;iiie out . near Rislu, W't miles
north-of Hutte, addltiK to the demor
aliatloii of that r.atl.
tin-a: Northern It till way officials!
this t'venlun will not venture an opin
ion as to when normal conditions will
he rt'slnred. one official siatinn that
In his belief a months time would
he necessary to put the .MonUina lino
of the Northern I'aclfle In proper con
dition. Thu tireat Northern tele
graph service Is completely demoral
ized, and the officials fear they havo
yet to learn of tb real magnitude of
the destruction wrought hy the flood
waters.
ItAll.ltOAD KITt'ATION
S IT IX HA It A T Hl'TTK
Hutte, June 8. While the flood
I water have entirely disappeared
from Hullo and Immediate vicinity,
train service cannot he resinned be
fore Wednesday In anything like nor
mal shape. The Oregon Short Line
Is making its schedule, hut the (ireat
, Northern an t Northern Pacific are
j badly tied up. Five hundred passen
I gers at tiarrlson, on the Northern I'a
! rifle, now faee actual want. A oour
I lor from Anaconda reports the pas
sengers HiibslstluK on two u.'tht meals
a day.
The total dead In Montana on ac
count of the flood Ih estimated at
eli! h! w It li ion lie mtt I vl nir i i t ilr't a
I unreported.
NO INCREASE ;CRQP OUTLOOK
IN FREIGHT RATES ! BEST, IN YEARS
BY RAILROADS1 SAYS REPORT
SM.K WAIST $
fii.iiu Silk Waist to wier with fln"-i SultK, beautifully
trhiiincd ; newest ino.lcls, rit' li ."t.tiu
KIMONAS
10 III TT()" (iLOVKS -
40c and 4T,c Klmonas of pretty J. awn, each a.V
$1,011 Silk finished I. isle (ilovcs, 10 button leimlh;
SHctnl, the pair
I'i:lt( AI.K WUAI'l-KltS
Crey. black and white, dark blue and red Percale Wrap
pers, full Skirl, wide flounce.
$1.25 quality, special
Jl .'.u quality, speclul
$1.7r quality, special
silk i-ixisiiKii c;i;iiams
ITic Silk finished GliiRlinm, checks and plaids,
Special, the yard
SII.K SI'KTIAI.
1,25 hnd l.aO fancy silks for Suits: all wanted
'' duriiiK this sale; special, the rd
Are Your Togs
Ready For July 4th
You'll be celebrating every day you wear one of these Hart,
Schaffner b Mcrx fine suits we'll sell you. Lvery day
will be an Independence Day for you from H sortsor
Clothes worries as soon as you get acquainted with Hart
Schaffner & Marx Clothes. They re made right, all-wool
fabrics, correct styles, perfect tailoring.
guarantee a correct lit ana you: a....
" " (3
Suit is
Any sty.- you like; in any c.-
:.(-. The Varsity
n
!, ,
8 m
THOMAS L. HI80EN.
MniHiif hiiNetlH innn who lendM Ibe In-
ilepeiideiii u arl)' force In New Eug
I lain).
Washlimlnn, June S.--No
Keneral Increase In fi'ulHhl.
rail's Is likely lo be nin'de by
I ho rallrondi In I lie near fu
ture, If II Is In be nindo at all.
'I'lie railroad held a inccllut;
and the consensus of opinion.,
whs thai (i was und"drable tu
put Into eflMcl tbu Increased
rales at this time. It wan
pointed out that a propnsed
Incrense In b time tif deirea
slon woulcl lend lo Increase
fieUhl HlaKiiullou.
WaKbliiKlou, .lane S. The miring
wlie.tt acre.imi Is 17, Tin, OOP, or nioro
than 11:11,(1011 mere than Inat )enr.
Tile otlldnl litaleuieiH of ttxt dVpmt- "
lei lit of iurlcillture places the con-
illtioii of winter wheat -en Juno-1 ill ;
stl.n. rtiKitlieii 7. it year ano; rye, '
M.:i, n,taliiHi i;i.S p r citil ou .May X '
NEW FOREIGN CONSULS '
FOR PACIFIC COAST!
Washlnnton. June S. Tho follow-.
Iiik new coiiKiilar offUcrH have heen !
rceoKtilzcd hy tho 1'nlted HtateM Kv-.
eminent: William Mat son, consul of
Hwedi'ii at Han FrancliM-o for tho
Htat.-s of ('alirinila, Orenon, WiihIi
InKlon and territory of Alaska; J. W.
MatlH-wn vice ronmil of The Neth-
erlnuda at Portland, for ()ri'Ku.
tin ground that he h IhIi'h to i;-f I ho
N'stltnony of ex SujM'ivlHor .lani',n I,.
(IhNhkIkt In cvldi-nr at once an thfri
Ik da tik't of (lullatthi-r In-lntC anarthl-nat'-d.
Jnd'e CaharilHK H-t the dale of the
trlf! for Juno i.
(InllHKher Iihh twlro heen the vie
tlm of (1 y ii a in J I m out iuk'-m.
ANARCHIST PLOT
HAS BEEN FRUSTRATED,
Lisbon. June X." The police have
I frui. iraied a pioi naicni ii ny iiic no-
elety of Hie lllaek (Toss to Plow up
with bombs members of the royal
family al Ibe reunions feast lo be
held June Ih. Three notorious mi
areblsts have been arrested.
WW.1 S.Vllfci
(fM I"- 1
MANY KILLED IN
KANSAS TORNADO
WILLIAM O. BRADLEY.
How llw new Heualor from Knntucky
tookH aliic b rviiiitved bin beard.
SIX A UK HI Ml.
The ri'liort estimates lh' arreaittf
IIMIITV IN.M lti:i) 'Bis at :u,liH,UO0, barley B.j7.-
. IHIU. and Klves the conditions of crops
Bllverloti. Coin.. June 7.- HI men "leer limn wheat as follows;
nr.. rtenrl e'lll others III n damfcrolll ' . ' ' l"'r uarie,, i
i-itidllloli from breiiililiiK foul nlr,
slid 2r lo 'lu more temporarily con
fined to tb'-'r hoT-es from m"jiI(iii'h
Oil's, b.'l' per cent ;
The comrilon of sprlnK wheat on
June I was t." tier cent of a normal
crop, couipar d wlih ss.7 on June I,
c.i. M kit
with
n lee.
lei's'ire I nlr In
I ""i led al (ihtd-
1907, and a ten-year aveniKe of li;1.2.
(.f Hi' ' e.l'i
'l, ;
..- .;n -,
1; o n her c.
Y.
f.
ceria-n
jit! I t.1-" ' '
'I' v.
rep
Jim.
.n In.
,
' BARRETT'S TRIAL IS
ON IN SAfJ FRAN
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II
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2.1- linpi-riiil Ilris Miilii;.
--. ial '-' ' -'
lim n llni,H Sultiim: nil cnl"i-:
ot . -j.-., :." and
, Hampton Bros.
SS3-564. Willamette St.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
M.i h I.M:
( lull T.t uiul foor-iii-liiiiuN. .--rr
winilel lol.ir nnl cirnbiiui
tl'ilt of color. Ijii-Ii 1!.V mid .Vlr
I!
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1 ..I I '.
H.i ,
! i-.'ii 'I'T 'if .".I: , O A'Ji e ii
i I tod. i v I le- ' ,..,. .
i. purely c ij r' ii m " I a n I !ii I .
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H I' 'I Cil ii ' litl-el,,tl K.-oreS l'.v-
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. ' it ri .1 . 1,'ik n K ' . - 'i'i
W..t,li,K'ou Coi.nfv wen. aKalnstj": H-n Krnee:.,,,. I Sunday's score.
he r of i niu.roprlallon Ihree to , I'otHand. J I.'.h Aniteles 1. (Ink
... ii.. land. K-2: San rranclsco. r,-0.
.1 .'. lejiw viii.ii i.ii.u, i .
I'orlliiiHl I'rlci
Cortland. June n. X'lnb, KtfiSy;
bltiesiem, Hl'iitiJ; reVhliijS"; val
ley, a n ii s.
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