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C'MUHE NATION VISITS
JUDGE TAFT.
Cincinnati, Sept. 17. Mrs.
Carrie Nation was a visitor
at the. ran resilience luuuy t
and endeavored to induce the
candidate to enter into a dls-
cussion of the liquor ques- .
tlon, which Taft politely de-
cllned to do. Mrs. Nation
began a characteristic speech
on the liquor evil, but Judge ,
Taft backed away, and Mrs.
Nation, seemingly somewhat
awed by what she was doing,
backed her way out of the
room and the interview endued.
i spoke for two m::i;.-s.
I burgh, the home of
Odell, he denotim-ed th
i platform and declare,! li
I -r. laft as a witness
To a great crowd
I-,, i ...
i uemucrailC CIllHIIilale warned
""i unow tne iti'imliliean
j leaders to scare them from t .sun
port of the Democratic ticket bv
threats of panic. lie referred to Mr.
Taft as "Mr. itoosevelt's appointee "
and said that the President s indorse
ment ot .ir. i ait. "is the Iiwt.,r.
oitna.x. Tiu'it.sii.v kvkxix,;, s,nM,K,u- " " ' " "
m Miii.ii ikm.
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WILBUR WRIGHT
PREPARES FOR
HIGH FLYING
I-emans, Sept. 17. Wilbur Wright
ment of a political bankrupt, against sveut today tr'in8 out his machtne
wnom you cannot collect, even if you , 'or a protracted flight to be made
j tomorrow. In one snort flight to
At Itoclicster. i duy he covered 4600 yards in six
Rochester. N. Y., Sept. 1C A 'minutes and 43 seconds.
speech by V. J. Bryan, democratic
candidate for President in this city1
tonight on "Mr. Taft and ills' ,., B0v!r H"lf ".V,"?-
Scares," and two overflow talks', i ,' vl- 11 1''DB t Issy
formed the climax of an eventful dav , Hy- eou de La Gra,,Ke stayed in
in the present campaign 1 the a,r "' his aeroplane 30 min.itos
Arrlvlnir hem -h,,-,!,. r,. .... ana zu seconds.
o clock and met by thousands of
JjW on previous,
, 4-
j persons, Democracy's leader was ac-
- lu.uu ou uianou. -aiuiik witn mm
from Syracuse came the new Demo-
:cratlc nominee for Governor of New
1 York, Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler.
Among those at the station here to
CHOLERA DECREASES
IN PHILIPPINES
,.
pFAlu nrnirpr' i nppfnrmance of the Democratic i chipftnln nnH ratH..i
trrup nr, ai.iii" n"- - ... 'in
and Rpublican parties and severely The principal speech tonight wnsi
i tot 16 Carry-'arraigned Dotn Air. lair, ana rresi- in convention hall, which was packed
.v Fmnira dent Roosevelt. His first remarks i
J Bryan in several were made at Cornwall, where he I (Continued on page 8.)
speeches today on the way to Ro-
Chester, explained tne difference in
meet him were National Chairman
Mack, William J. Conners. chairman
of the Democratic state committee;
Charles F. Murphy, the Tanimanv
r, Lolialan.
Manila, (Friday), Sept. IS.
The number of cases of chol-
era showed a decrease ves-
terday. The officials hone to 4-
clean it up before the arrival
of the Atlantic fleet.
1
!
ays the Best
wds at the
west Prices
Hampton Bros.
55A-564 Willamette St,.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
You are safe if
you buy
your goods here
ttractions for Bargain Friday
THE REAL AVIATORS IN JUDGMENT.
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Berryman In
BIGGEST CROWD
IN HISTORY OF
OREGON FAIR
Washington Star.
BUEPS LAWYERS ARE
UNDER INDICTMENT
Silk
Umbrellas
$4.00 Ladies' 26An Silk .
Rain Umbf ellas, pearl and
gold handles, worth every
cent of $4.00-, for one day
only, Friday each $2.85
SEE OUR, VlNDOW DISPLAY
$ 1 .25 Long or Short Kimo;4as 60c
Entire lint 0f Kimonas
of lawi or similar mater
ials, ribbon trimmedTorT
Sale Friday at the un
rnatchable price of
each .... 60c
kOdOns
litsurtrMi3 beau-
ii ml? for you
iti Htlpe fa'jtica
Ms will be worn,
Ms irs In favor. We
s; reds, lovely
toes. For street
rtnam of dark col
li In evidence.
iuse Is (rom, the
U.K.
MIXCS-
' Wtf line of walst-
(u be worn nicely
goods are soft,
l stripes 22 In.
!'!, Me.
' lie latest crea
''.h:. The pop
revive! and is
We have
' - dress ?wds,
?.a in all wanli-rt
h " u 11.25.
New Dress Trimmings
. $1000 worth of
' new trlmmlng9 in
almost every con
ceivable shade or
combination o f
shades, bands of
Filet Net, Persians,
appliques; the as
sortment is Targe.
We can only at
tempt to describe
them. . They, are;
marvels of beauty
and tuimatchable in
style or value.
The price range
is, the yd,
Bc(to $t'.M
New Furs for '08 and '09
Gordon and Xergnson Furs
having been sold by us for
years, we are in a position to say
they are butter and the most re
liable goods to be foutul. Thry
are absolutely the best,.. Tho as
sortment is the largest1 we have
ever shown. The price range is
fl.UO each, up to the set, 1 2 . .
lilAltAXTKKI) SILK PETTI
COATS $6.00 S. H. & M. Guaranteed
Silk Petticoats, all colors, each
5.W)
PI KU MXK.V WAISTS
New fall waists of pure linen,
beautifully tailored; each
IrM-SO to .
San Francisco. Sept. 17. The merman of Cincinnati, was tho con-
i j ji.i t.,.1 irai tmtire louhv in iiiu-iinunn
sruuo ju.y ;! monies that nccomuanled the opening
wiui ouperiur juuku oiuhi-..mM , th , pvnositlon of Irish IniluB
against Adolph S. Newburgh and one i (rio.. for which nrenaratious have
niH i ho ocrninut PrnnW .1 i iirnhv. ' hpen irolni! forwanl for nearly
both being of Abraham Uuef'a staff ;year. Sir noraco l-iuuseu, me uu
nt oitnrnBvn lii which thv are I of Aborcom. 1-ord Costletown and a
charged with attempting to lnflu-1 number of other notables also par-
ence aprospective Juror named John ticipatea in tno eem. . ..
m Koiiou in vnio fur Hiinf'1. nrnnit- The exhibition is confined to a dis
tal. 'If accepted as Juror. I play of Irish products and is not de-
Newburgh was arrested and re-'signed to be international In its
leased upon $5,1)1)0 ball. Murphy scope, though Canada, tno milieu
has not vet been apprehended. I States and Australia hnvo innnlfest-
ed an appreciative Interest In the af-
XMKUICAX m ciIKSS . fair. In conjunction with the exhllil-
MKId'S 1H1SII TItAIIK. tlon there will be held a conference
. ! of several days for the discussion of
Gnlway, Ireland, Sept. 16. The ways and means for the opening; up
hi hess of Manchester, who before of new markets for lrlBh goods out
lier marriage waB Miss Helen Zim- side of Ireland.
TAKKKTA SILK
Diamond Taffeta Silk,
strong lustrous and
all mire silk; the
WOOL Sl'liltT WAISTS
New wool waists of flue batiste,
all wanted shades, some -embroidered
and others nude
with fine tuck:
all colors,
will wear.
yard . . 38c
aeh .
WOOL MUSK
(let ready for wet weather; ex
tra good black wo -1 hose, plain
caiheniere or ri'.le-.l wool hose
for children, the pair -"
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Mr'
P'MbvU.-, ,
No Man Deliber-
ateSy Buys Poor M W
Clothes Wfl
.ail !!-" !
f i, ,,.rt.-.i:.:y v-ry d-.-.v;:.
v;;... r .t. ;i in i'.
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TWO MEN LOSE
LIVES IN FIRE
AT C0EUR D'ALENE
Spokano, Sept. 17. The itoilles of
two men -liurned to' death -in a fire
which destroyed the Franklin block
at Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, last night,
were foimd In the ruins Jiiday. One
was JaMd) Skogland of Kly, Minn.,
anil the other was Cox Liyton, Spo
kane. The Franklin block was valued ut
ii" oiio mill was uft'uud by Young At
Uelinrner. it W US JllSllied for
$3,100.
i.w lolumon. who conducted a ho
tel In the building lost 4.0U",
In-
BRITISH GREW
DESTROY SIGHTS OF
CRUISER'S GUNS
TWK.XTY-TWO TIIOISAXII VVHU
PLK ATTK.XH Tlllltl) HAY AT
KAlIt KXCKl.LKNT PKOOKASC
AXI KXCITIXtJ TILCK KVKNTS
KXTKKTAIX TIUU)Xi;s.
Salem, Or., Sept. Iti. This city
has never Been such tremendous
crowds as are here today to see "Sa
lem day" at tho state fair grounds.
Thousands had poured In by noon
and It Is estimated that tho atten
dance by the end of the day will to
tal 22.000.
This is the largest attendance that
will ever have been seen at the Ore
gon State Fair, the biggest day of
last year, "Portland Day." there be
ing but l(i,0i)ii admitted to the
grounds.
Oniric)- l. Takes ltlg Prize.
Joseph Thompson's Charley. 1).
won tho 2: OS pace for the Greater
Salem purse of $S,00u this afternoon
but contrary to expectations did not
lower tho northwest record of
06 H established by Sherlock
Holmes on this track last year.
Though this was a pleasant day for
spectators, it whb a heavy day for n
racetrack, and this may account for
tho failure to lower the record. It Is
said, however, that Charley I), can
mako ithe mile in four seconds less
thnn his time today, 2:08, but he
did not have to do It today, lie won
In threo straight heats, and by more
than a length each time. The race
was a disappointment to the crowd,
not only becauso the record was not
lowered, hut nlso becauso Charley
D., a California horse, won. Tidal
Wave and Delilah, Oregon horses,
wero tho favorites, but the stranger
was givun hearty applause after his
victory. Tidal Wave got second
place. ,
The' summary of today's events
follows:
2: OS pace, $!i,000, three 111 five
Chiirli'v 1), first; Tidal Wave, sec
ond, Magladl, third; time 2:ilH. .
Two year old trot, $40(1 Zombell
first; Florodore second, Dr. Jones
and Jemima King divided third uiuu
ey; time 2:41 .
Three-year-old trot,.'ouu Mini-
Una, first; Dr. Ulinan, second. Prin
cess Direct, third; tlmo 2:20t&.
Handicap, one mile running.
$1(1(1(1 Melar, first; Itedwood sec
ond; Arcoiirt. Ihrrd; time, 1:41 vj.
Kuniiing !i-S mile, $100 Ulrdle
P., first; Mary Dunn, second; l'or-
esl Itose, third; time 1:02.
He thinks they're g
want them. ..lust the sal!
good money for cheap il
think they're being r al
such clothes for little
This cotton mixed sr
even expert clothing men find
tell whether or pot ili fabric
seen clothes that looked i: od
which were over one-ha.f t,;
$0 the suit.
We sell no such flim-fiatu
You know what Hart, ri
so do we.
The makers say "Ail-o'-r
We've
at $:'
il i !i jut
:s
Suit
SI 5.00 to
i ni
j w1 1 !
London, Sopt. 1 7. Disapproving
the call to repeat during the night
an evolution which had been Improp
erly performed durlug tho day, the
crew of the cruiser Gllbralur, while
on her way lo Australia, destroyed
all the gun sights ou board. As pun
ishment all customary privileges In
cliiiilug umokiiig and the use of the
canteen were slopped tialll the cul
prils were discovered. Tim Gllbral-
tar is at Albany. Australia, where
she partlcitiaied In tbf wuleouu to
the Anieririin fbel.
m OF MISSIKG
MAN IS FOUND
ralli , SU'pt. 1 7. St raying frnm
tir hunif iu Si!jiitlc In a fit of men
in I n tM" hi if n In s i May, wancItTiit
.'i Uf ihii-k wo'irW In tin lcliiliy ut
Ut iu,i 1 4i, lnl i! i J : inaii ' I 1 1 1 k nt
: I ai. ii.f i "li. Ilii' luiii y nl ,l iiid.-n S.
. :i mii wnii iniinu la"1 yt"Mr'ia . ;i
hji- i li-.it lui'il hy a linjl Ii'.t in-la -. .
'.Vjruii mh;, a n:iui.i( r in-'l lav4 h
t u i .;nai hilili ft .
ONE WAS KILLED
AND TWO INJURED
llellevernon, Pa., Sept. 17. One
Was killed and seven Injured, two
falally In a collision between u yard
engine and work train on tho Pitts
burg anil Lake l-lrle at tillison near
hero today. All were foreigners.
MANAGER HART06
BECOMES FACETIOUS
Manager llarlog
Poinnierclnl Club
away the following
of the Kugeno
yesterday ' sent
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