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T TO CURB
BILL'S AUIHUIiMY
to, A meeting called today of the foreign af-
W the Bundersrath, or federal council, is at-'
Peculation. The circumstances preceding the
committee, which is a most unusual step, have ;
inference that the meeting is called to take ;
the idea of preventing Emperor William from :
Jendent course in the foreign affairs of the em- j
from publicly indicating a personal policy dif
bf his government.
HEADED BY AMERICAN
iv. 12. Accoroanff io caDie advices renp vpH
d, because of divided sentiment among the
fiencau, iu uaiucu uy luc sbctLt; uepariment,
head the court which will arbitrate the Casa
,he arrangement is said to be satisfactory to
THE WOMEN OF TURKEY ARE DiSCiR.1l'3 THE "VEIL.
X. (i7
tot Oil r- e&s h
R In I -r
UNLESS MAKU ft -.TORY1
'S RAILWAY
:. Judge Tay
irt. today named
Frank A. Scott
to be receivers of the Municipal Trac
tion Company.
MANILA HAS NEW
WATER SYSTEM
Manila, Nov. 12. Manila's new
1 Tun .'" .luU
Rehso in Pittiburg Press.
i water system, constructed at an out-icltv, was released tills afternoon.
lay ot $2,000.0111), Is completed. The J
i main supply, twenty miles from the The Good Roads movement Igrows
Thanksgiving Sale of Table Linens
year when we should show appreciation tor the blessings of the oast
ne when the best the land provides is laid on our tables; not the least
!e is the cover. A beautiful tiece: of damask- adds much to the an-
pf the Thanksgiving feast. We have a complete line of linens from
iiake a selection. Our prices range from 25c the yard $1 .50 the yard;
72 inches wide. All this week you can buy any piece of table dama&k
unt of 1 0 per cent. The entire line of napkins will be included in this
Beautiful satin damasks floral desierns, scrolls and dots, regular prices
to $6.00 the dozen all at a saving of JO per cent. Why not buy your
week. .
9
Lots of Men,
mjBuying
Clothes are,
not half particular enough
about quality; they'll buy al
most anything that looks stylish
and fits if the price is low.
It's the wrong way to buy
clothes. We hope you don't buy
yours that way. The right wtiy
is to be sure first of the quaiity
you are getting. Is it all wool?
Is it well tailored? A price
means nothing unless you know
what you are getting for it.
In thi3 store we want you to
know what you are getting for
your money; we're not afraid to
tell you, either. Ask if the goods
are all wool; ask if they are
tailored right; ask about
style; wear; try the clothes on.
But if you see the Hart,
Shaffncr & Marx label in the
clothes, just consider it an an
swer to your question ; all wool ;
clean, honest tailoring; correct
style; wear; price will be right.
FHREE HONORED ARE
iNTOMBED WITH SCANT
HOPE FOR RESCUE
Hamiu, Westphalia, Germany, Nov. 12. An explosion of fire
damp in the Kadhocl
i Twenty-seven bodies have been recovered and 300 men are
ma underground in grave peril. Seventy only have been res
cued alive.
The rescuers worked heroically to reach their companions,
but at 1 o'clock the fire had gained such headway that they had
to be called back to give way to the firo fighters.. The flames
are still spreading and the vicinity of the mino is surrounded by
police, the people not being permitted to approach it. Thero are
heart-rending scenes among the relatives and friends of the
miners gathered outside the police cordon.
A total of 35 bodies had been brought to the surface up to 4
p. m. this afternoon and there is no hope expressed for tho threo
hundred men still below ground.
The salvage corps, armed with apparatus to supply each man
with oxygen, is now endeavoring to penetrate the mine. Theso
are the same men who went over to Courriores, Franco, in
March, 1000, and rendered such valuablo aid in tho frightful
mine disaster there.
'FORMER SHERIFF
CHARGED WITH
CARMAGK MURDER
John D. Sharpe AMerjod to
Have Aided Cooper
Gang
POWDER WORKS EXPLODE
Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 12. A terrific explosion in tho
glazing house of tho Excelsior Springs Powder Company at Dod
son, Mo., ton miles south of horo, this morning causod tho doath
of one man and the injury of 35 others. The great number of
injured is due to the fact that tho Kansas City Southern passon
ger train was on the track two blocks from the powder mills and
the windows were blown in, cutting and bruising the passengers.
One woman was seriqusly injured.
REMARKABLE ESCAPE
Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 12. Three cars on the eastbound
Twentieth Century Limited, tho Now York Central's fast train,
were thrown from the rails at Blossom road crossing, juBt east
of this city, at 3 o'clock this morning, but strangely enough
not one of the many passengers was badly injured. A broken
rail was responsible for the wreck.
AND STILL ANOTHER
Butler, Pa., Nov. 12. Passenger train No. 11, southbound,
on the Bessemer ft Lake Erie railroad, running forty miles an
hour, was wrecked five miles north of here lest night and over
one hundred passengers escaped with slight injuries.
HEAVY DEFICIT
IN RECIPTS OF
POSTAL BUSINESS
NOTRE DAME
FOOTBALL TEAM
COMING WEST
Postmaster-General Was Six-, Wi" p,ay Two Games, Perhaps
teen Millions Behind in ! Tnree' in the
Past Year I Northwest
X:livltt. Nov. 12. jIui l.
Shin-in'. e -sheriff of thin inuiiiv, win
arn-sti-il today rimmed with murder
ami nf aldliiK and iiheitluir in tho
murder of ex-Senator O.irmm'k. Thin
followed the meeting of tho urnml
jury, at whkh iiovoral wltnedHes woro
examined.
It Im allowed that Shnrpo was seen
with tho two Coopers shortly heforo
the kIiooIImk. anil was also nt tho
siene of tho klllliiK.
GRAND TRUNK t
SYSTEM REBUILT
AT GREAT EXPENSE
Detroit, Mich., Nov. 12. Many
prominent railway men, promoter
and civil eiiKlneers of tho United
States nmt Canada gathered In this
city today to take part In a rolobrn
tou nrraiiKed by the Ornnd Trunk
Railway to mark tho formal tnklnK
over of the tunnel under tho Detroit
river, the electrification of which
was recently completed. Tho tunnel
extends front Sarnla. tint., to Port
Huron. Mich., and It was at tho lat
ter point that the eereiuoiileb ot tho
dry dock took place.
The electrification of tho tunnel
cost tho company upwards of $1.
000,000. The work, however, was
but a small part of tho KlKiintlc task
of reconstructing and standnrdltlnK
tho entlro Urn ml Trunk Hallway sys
tem, which begun ten yosrn ago and
has now been romnlntcd. To put the
grand trunk In a position tn tnko
lls place among tho great trunk lines
of to Kast. tho company huvo ex
pended during these ten years a
sum approximating $53,000,0110. In
tho rebuilding of I ho road a tolnl
of liOII additional miles nf double
track have boon roiistructnil at It
cost of $15,000,000, which Is art In
crease In mileage of 140 per cent,
and which gives the system a total
doiihlo truck uiIIoiiko of 1,(134 tulles.
Tho cobI of new rails was nearly
$13,000,000. Nearly $S. 000. 000 was
spout In renewing and strengthen
lug bridges. Including uearly $2,000.
00ft expended upon the great Victor
la bridge. Nearly $13,000,00 mil
spoilt In buying new freight cars,
miiro than $6,000,000 In purchasing:
locomotives, and nearly $2,000,000.
In providing new paeaenger equipment.
PROFESSOR COOT
OF 0. A. C. DIED
AT NEWPORT TODAY
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Washington, Nov. 1 2. I'ontuiiis-
ter-tteueral Meyer utlllol need today
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LORD ORTHCLIFFt.
KntrlNh niwipnper proprietor, con
sidered the iiit enterirlli.g Journnl
list III Cr-st ilrltalli. Mr Is Utlcl
known perlnips ss Hlr Alfn-d I. rns
worth, ly.rd N'orth''llff Is st present
visiting Anierl a.
Noire Dniii", I it cl . . Nov. I'end
In;; iipproval hv llie .,rM 1. 1, 1.
lioalil of control ,vo far 'et.t.M-n
1:11m. b i, r, 'Milled tor he 'vrirslly el' i-
ii . The fhiu In v, Hh the Wii.dilm-.-
t'Oi Mat.- C to !,.. :,.iv.d j.i
SiMiisane 10) 'In i" iieei .m , j.no ij, .
seeond Willi Hie M (ill lioinali Alhlelle
Chili on New Veni s day. The third
i-'.'liieitl, 10 he played u s, -utile w'lth
U HsIilliKKill I "it l It nil y, s Kpoketl of
b It i;: 1 It'll l"-i ' H.-( Hi ll.
ARCTIC EXPERT
DOUBT THE REPORT j
t
1 Do Not Believe Andre's Balloon !
Reached Labrador
Kioekholiii, Nov 1 1 - I'rofeKHor ,
Anthoisl n ml Capl.-iln Nllxsen. An-lln
1 authorities, in not ledieve Ihe report.1
jof tho dlHittivcry nf I'rofi'sstir Andre's 1
lody. Tltey do not think It imsslblo I
I that his nullum 1011I.I have leucheii .
1 La hrail'tr. .
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Newport, Nov. 12. Professor (luo-.. .
il. Cool, for many years connected
Willi the Oregon Agricultural Col
logo, died today at his home near
Yiniuiiia, where ho went to recupor
ato his fulling health.
ALGER WILL BUILD '
AEROPLANE FACTORY
Detroit. Nov. 1 S. Orvllle Wright,
the famous nvliiior, ..us enlisted I he
support of ItiiHsell A. AlKor. 11 capl-
! j .,
2 ji 1
Jt, Awn!, fS"
mi u.o uiii;.t mumu:t
Nov.
S4.00for
buy a "Gor-
HumgitiOR Bros.
556-564 Wa!dmjte
it
Nothin? better for lY". o'.- r
Dutchess Trousers, Sl.lQto h
S2.50 the pair. "10c a button,
SI. 00 a rip."
o a
ii.-;$r J; ' h rut'-.- ,h:f" ::
atjjo:ir:'".. $ 1 1: . i !i t h.
in ' f . . -' 1 1 r ' .f t h ;j - n
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1 'ink,
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flsr-
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tie- a
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t le- ra 0 of '-
II "I l-h; May, $1.(7" July.
$1 HI 2
lion fiti'liei-i' 'I I,;- roniTf.-, for lie-"liij.l'O.-s
111 'li- i.i!!.- ,.o in, ill -..-rvli'-,
t'lli.-il d'-llverv i.-r':i". ;",.iHlnt!t po-.-niaters
and elertrx In pns;offices.
O. Nel-ion Is clown from Weiidllng
tf"lh'.
WALJER R. 8-)BB9.
Newly ete.'fi'd ;;ovr-rnor of Kan
ia. ho tier; in Ms career as a water
rirrlir In railroad construction
Ciitups. He Ik a republican.
W K! '"''a' ,r"" Ser.i't .r
w' . In so a iplaue faclorv to I...
built at Detroit.
.Inck l.ulourette's Mil) Mllltarv
Academy tram bested the I'orfl'tltd
Academy team III Portland yester
day, VI to 0.