The Daily journal., July 16, 1902, Image 1

iAILYf JOURNAL.
Tonight and tomorrow, fair and
warmer. '
Waiol- tho Fight for Flat Salaries..
fOL. XII.
SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 10b2.
THE
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MJI I M-fr-f -f 4 l-HHU-H-H-H-l' HI irHH-M-fr-r-M-H-
I Straw Hats
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rash Hats
Our prices aro cheaper this year than over beforo. Tho 2Gc line of
rcrpeh hats looks well enough (or dress near. Of coureo we have them
floor at CUc and 05c.
Fancy braid droeB straw hatn atOGc, 95c, $1.10.
TYCOONS 25c. They're the coolest hats on earth.
HARVEST HATS nt 10c, 16c. 20c, 26c.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
For men from 25c up. The 15c grado ii extra good value.
Shirts, Overalls, Gloves
And nil kinds of goods for harvest wear.
Our $1.15 llorseliide Glove
?:''? Tr thn lipxt on llin mfirkfit. Tlinv Blnml tlm linrd upr nnd nlnv
eoft and pliable.
Our UUo liorsclildo glovo ia good but it paye to buy the best.
SHOCKING
I
FATALITY
UTAH Ml
M
STRIKERS
SUFFER
.Powder Magazines Blow Up With
Terrific Force
Entombing One Hundred Men, and Injuring
Many Others
Relief Parties Working Under Difficulties-Fear That Some
Have Perished
DEFEAT
The
New York Racket
ff:
Ii tho beat piaco hi
the city to buy
Our prices aro loner than at regular stores for the same quality.
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PRICE CASn STORE.
E. T. BARNES, Prop'r.
Wh4-fr M-M-frH-frH-t-l-t-H 4- tHil III I l-H
R F.I320
Salt Lake, July 1C A torrinc pow
dor explosion occurred lu tho Holy-
west nilno this morning, entombing
about 100 miners, of whom 33 wore
taken out dead at 8 o'clock. Many
more bodies aro In tho mine, and It Is
feared few miners cenped.
Handsome is as
Handsome Does
A handsome watch is a perpatual pleasure
to its ownor, piovldcd it la also a to id
vratch. Wo pay no lees attention to the
Interior worth of our wachea than to tho
beinty of their caeos. Whatever priced
watcli you buy hero, wo c.n assure you
thorough reliability and accuracy. Seo
"styles all prices, fO to $125.
Salt Lake, July 1C. Tho initio are
located near Park City. Noxious gases
penetrated tho Ontnrlomlno, and It is
foared many of tho 100 men exploring
tliero lost tholr livos. Alrcnd threo
bodies havo been takon out of that
mine. Tho explosion occurred In tho
1200-foot levol, two powder magazines,
containing about two cars of powder
blowing up. Tho shock wns tremend
ous, boing felt 10 mllos away. The
jfotce was so groat that two horses a
mllo ana a half away wore killed. As
soon as tho uows of tho dlsaRlor
reached Park City, evory physician
and nurso In tho place was rushed to
tho scono. Ilolatlvos of the miners
flocked to tho mine long bofore day
light. Tholr grlof is pitiable. Sovoral
momhcrH of tho relief party havo not
boon henrd from, and It is feared thev
havo porishod. Many unconscious
miners woro brought to tho surface.
Tho Daly-West mlno Is a heavy
sllvor producor.
Barr's Jewelry Store
Cor. State and Liberty Hts.
Leaders in Low Prices.
Shaking
m
OuKwlhes and Honors have with thn
miblfoSUecaueo they are him crude and
theLbesTf to bo procured f- r the lean
monjyJJOur table inea nro of oxcol
lontiifavor and of thn finest vintage, and
ourtbranUieH, gins and whiskies of the
beaiudlFtlllntloii, and are pure and ined-IrJiSinpiuality.
ROGERS,
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218-222
ComniercUl
Street.
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Battleship Illinois Disabled.
Christiana, July 1C. Dlvors are
tomporarlly repnlilng for uso tho bat
tleship Illinois, tho breaking of whoso
steering gear caused her to go ashoro
Monday evening. Tho Illinois will
shortly go to England, where full ro
pairs will bo made.
HARVEST"
WILL SOON
BEGIN
on to tho raising of hay by tho larm
iers, as the dairy Industry expands and
takes a prominent placo In Uio agricul
tural pursuits of the Willamette valley."
Steamer Collision.
Southampton, July 10. A Htory Is
afloat to the effect that tho American
liner, St. Louis, which left Saturday
for Now York, has been In collision
off Quoenstown.
ENGLAND'S
ROYAL
PATIENT
Enjoying a Cruise in the Eng
lish Channel
Freight HandsReturn Without
gaining Their Ends
Chicago, July 10. At a meeting or
the members of tho freight handlers
union this morning it was voted to re
turn to work, and mako tho host terms
possible with tho managers, providing
tho Federation of Labor rofused to sup
port tho strikors. As tho Federation
did not sanction tho etrlko, It is not
likely It will offer its support at this
stage. The strike, therefore, virtual
ly onded with defeat for tho freight
handlers. Iloforo tho vote was taken
sevoraL hundred strikors had returned
to work In several of tho freight
houses.
GENERAL
SMITH
GUILTY
i
Minor Mention
j Local Import
Governor Oeer today honored tho
requisition of tho governor of Wash
ington for a warrant of arrest for Joe
To Be Publicly Reprimanded
By the President
Washington, July 1C. (Ion. Jncob
Smith, of "kill and burn" fame, Is to
bo placed on tho retired list compul
sory. It Is glvon out today that tho
court-mnrtlul finding In his case was
that ho was guilty of reprehensible
conduct and violation of tho nrtlclos
of war, and tho sontonco was that h
bo publicly reprimanded by tho pros!
dent. Tho president's reprimand has
boon recolved by tho department, and
will bo mado public at once.
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Ltibor Looking Up In Portland.
Portland, July 1C At union bond
quartors It Is reported that thoro Is
not an idlo carpontor In tho city, and
that all othor trades In tho building
lino woro fully employed. The labor
situation Is In better shape than It
has been slnco May 1st, when tho
Amalgamated Woodworkers were
locked out. A few of theso latter aro
not at wot k yet, but they expect to got
positions soon In union mills.
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TRACY'S TREACH
ERY CONFIRMED
Body of His Dead Pal Positively
: Outlaw Held Up the Garner Home and Secured
a Clean Shaye
Pokes Fun and Exhibits Bragadocio At the Expense of the
Sheriffs Posse
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Attasrs ot all Nations
lost.
A Russian steamer sank near St. Petersburn, and 30 lives were lost
The Chinese training ship Kalchl blew up, and 140 live were
Ji
Fourteen vessels of the flrot-class are to be added to the navy of
f&KJwO -7-5 ill4
How About Your Eyes
Get your eyes tested at C. T, Pom
eroys so you can see perfectly.
Gold filled speclac'es warranted 10
years, formerly 3.50 now 2 00.
watches, jrold filled cases. Elerin
or Waltham movement from 10
to 20.
C. T. Pomeroy
Jeweler and Optician,
Farmers Are Preparing
Cut Their Grain
to
288 Com'J. St.
iaii
iiSSm
Qra?irgray
IwMgODQj
(ngpfi
fa Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
olutely cures cancers, tu-
el, kidney and bladder trou-
diseases, asthma, skin dis
insections.
Frlend:
Youriauat bear In mind that this
ledlclnoilrnot a poisonous tonic, nor
sUraulant, nor a temporary relief,
hlch yc-Ui sot from poisonous drugs,
here theresulta are sure death soon
r oriKW. Those poisons go In your
one'and destroy the life of them
adjjofeall all kinds of diseases, can-irojua-Juniors,
consumption, dropsy,
oneLdiseases, etc. Do not blame the
wiioiHBjfWaeu ii wiKoa an eueci ana
poisons or disease In the
Son must not expect to be
few days, for your sickness
"Tho harvesting of grain In Marion
county will begin not lator than next
week," remarked a local machinery
dualor this morning. "Much of till)
grain is maturing, and will hnvo to ho
cut soon,"
While tha grain acreage lu these
parts Is reduced from that of proceed
ing yoars, thoro Is ovory Indication
now for a good crop of good quality.
A prosperous condition among farm
ers generally is indicated from an In
creased salo of harvesting machinery,
and all kinds of farm Implements. Tho
sale, of machinery this season Is much
larger than last year.
"The acreage of hay In Marion
county is increasing annually," said
another mnchino dealer, who has Just
returned from a trip through the
country. "Particularly Is this true of.
clover, which a few years ago was not'
raised at all. There Is a vast acreage
of this hay crop this year, and, for
the first time In years, we have sold a
clover huller. Clover is a profitable
crop to grow, either for hay or for
, the seed, or for lioth. Many cut the
Cowes, Isle of Wight, July 10. Tho
following olllcial bulletin regarding tho
king's condition wns Issued from the
royal yacht l.ils merning: "Ills
majesty boru the Journey from London
to Cowoh oxtremoly well. Ho suffered
no inconvenience. Ho had a good night
and his goucral condition is excellent.
Ho is much gratified by tho change
of air and scene. He h.ul his couch
wheoled upon tho dock for two hours
yesterday afternoon."
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Southern Oregon Fruit. i
Tho Ashlnnd Fruit Association Ih
now gottlng heavy consignments of
cherries, rnspborrles and Logan ber
ries. Thoro Is a sttong domand on
tho association for chorry currants tit
$1 per crate of If, pounds.
Tho association Is billing out black
ehorrloB at 7f cents por IB-pound box '
and Iloynl Anns nt $1.10 por box. Lo- LaU'1 reports from tho Htorm-Mtrlckon
enn liei-rliMnml rnsnhnri-lnM miiit trio "ectltm of North Dakota Indicate no
per crat. Tho quality of tho fruit te- 1()88 ()f ,lr0,
celvml Is gonorally lino. Tho straw-j
berry crop Is practically gone, for
commercial purposes,
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Largest Cotton Mill In the World. I
The largest cotton mill In tha world '
is to bo built neur-Khnsas City, Mo. I
foil million dollars is to bo invested,
npan.
, Japan Is getting ready to fight Russia for the occupation of Man
churia. Joseph Chamberlain, who was cut In the head In a cab accident,
in London, Is improving.
Ex-President Iglesals, of Porto Rlcok has challenged an anony
mous press correspondent to a duel.
The King of England stood his transfer to the royal yacht and
voyage to the Isle of Wight very well.
Tremendous explosions have occurred at the Walmaugu geiser, of
New Zealand, a height of 800 to 900 feet being reached.
President Castro has reorganized the Venezuelan army at Barce
lona, and expects to crush the revolution Inside of 15 days.
Governor Taft hau presented to tho Vatican, at Rome, what Is
supposed to be his final note regarding matters In the Philippines.
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BLIND HORSE WINS.
$3,100,000 of which lias already been
subscribed by Eastern and WoHtorn
men. Tho mill will havo MMi.OfiO spin
dles and 12,000 looms. It will em
ploy 4000 oporatlvos, and havo a pay
roll of $2,lo0,d00 a year.
SALEM PEOPLE
TALK OF
DR. DARRIN
Hore Is a schemo o do away with
damage suits: Tho electric railway
company In Haltlmoru has decided to
Insure the Uvea of Its 3000 conductors
and motor men In substantial Insur
ance companies. The object of this Is
to prevent damage suits lu case of any
death or Injury by accident. The men
are at no expense for the Insurance
Tho following card ftotn Mrs. Job
ltlchurdH, a lady well nnd favorably
known In Salem, speak volumoH for
the doctor, as wtdl as the one from
Mr. Van Osdol.
Mrs. Richard's Card.
To thu Kdlter: I am moro than
pleased with Dr. Darrln's troatmont,
and wish you to publish this for oth
or's benefit. For about 20 years I havo
been deuf. I was cured by Dr. Darrlu
by his new method of treatment, with
out imiii or Inconvenience. I reside at
the comer of Shipping nnd CupltuI
street. Salem, and will answer all
questions. I will add that my little
99eeC4cfie0Ceeo9oeo9O0oe)8a99oe
Moxloy, who is under arrest at Enter
prise, nnd Is wanted In tho Hvcrgroon
statMnr horse stealing. Jos, A. Croon
Is designated as tho agent to return
Moxloy to Washington.
State Treasurer Mooro today re
ceived f i om Master Klsh Warden Van
Dusim $17ftK.ri0 for license collections
for tin month of Juno.
Rhymthlc Captures the M. and M.
Stakes at Detroit.
"Detiolt, JuTy"ui. flio Detroit Urlv
lug Club's classic Murchants' nnd
eases all without tho uso of the knife
or poisonous mlnorals or mineral of
any kind.
Thoy aro used to being humbuggod.
My medlclnos are composed of na
ture's herbs what the human systom
requires When the animals got alok, flrit cro for ,my, am, rMwve for ,1
the second crop, which Is usually not
premium, ft being paid by the car ur nmot cured of discharging
company, and no reduction In wages Is e,rH
made to cover It, but It Is a stipula
tion or contract at the time of accept
ing the Insurance that this shall be ac
cepted as full settlement between the
MTtnufneturerH' $10,000 stake for 2:24
class trotters was won at (iiohso Point
track tills af let noon in hollow fashion
by Uythnik.', a blind horse, owned by
Jesse Turnoy, of Paris, Ky that had
uover before boon stalled lu a race.
Khymthlc'ri host time was 2;1P,&,
which Is 2V4 seconds slower than the
record for this event, made lasi year
by Hloatoa. J. C. McKlnnoy's mare,
Kophyr, ruled favorite In the early bet
ting, but went liiino while warming up
for the race, and wits withdrawn after
a votutinary had pronounced tho mare
unfit to race. The track was good, and
over 10,000 people wore present.
O-'
S. F. Officials Stirred Up.
Sail Francisco, July It!. It Is re
potted that a number of the employes
of the city will meet tonight to form
a nucleus for a municipal employe'
union, embracing the police and fire
depaitmonts. KfTorts are made to keep
It a secret today. It Is said they pro
pose to take In Inspectors and labor
er also. Ofllclnls are stirred up over
the repot L
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peee8o8eMee)s98fleMe8s8tM
(Seattle Star 8peclal to The Journal.)
Seattle, Wash., July 16. The Inquest this morning determines the
fact that the body Is that of Merrill. Additional details In the Garner
hold-up Monday shows that Tracy had 200 rounds of ammunition and
two revolvers. He had his gun on a box when the boy shaved him,
and said: "I can shoot you before I die, If you try to cut my throat."
He also said:: "Tell the deputies I am well, strong and cheerful; not
wounded. Could have killed a hundred deputies since I left Salem,
but did not want to; most of them were Innocent farmers or cheap
guys. Have on many occasions talked with them on the roadside, and
some of them are pretty good fellows. Whenever I have seen men who
looked dangerous I have simply left them alone. The chase does not
bother me In the least."
When he got the trousers, he paid a dollar, saying! "You are a
poor man, so I won't rob you, I wish I could pay more, If the depu
ties had any money I might hold some of them up."
Tracy alto said to tell the papers they would learn If they went
below Chehalls that Merrill was dead.
w9ceeoeeac(eeesoefiea9eostMj
There was absohttoly nothing donei An Inquest Held,
by tho posso searching for Tracy yes- j ciiohalls. Wash., July lG.-Doputy
lo,'t'lvy i Coroner H. L. Mead Impanelled a Jury
Sheriff Cudlhoo's ordor for all depu-. at noon, and went to the scono of tho
ties In tho outlying districts to to re- Merrill tragedy, n mllo south of Che
port to his olllco In Soattlo nro being nulls. After viewing tho surroundings
slowly obeyed. Ctullhoo himself ro- the body was brought to Chchalis,
mains at Itnvonsdalo with a small where It rosts In ntt undertaking es
pouse, tabllshment.
Tho Bitrmlso that Tracy is back-1 Tho Jury oxamlned tho body ami ad
tracking was verified yostorday whon J'irnod until today. Tho face was
news camo to tho effect that ho hail utirocognlinblo, nnd tho body Is In a
dinner Sunday at tho darner farm,.1'"'! "nto. but a comparison of do
threo and a half miles south of Etiutn-1 Hcrlpthm of tho scars on Merrill's
(,(lw, hands, foot and knee, nnd tho color of
anrnor's story has, up to tho pros-'1110 '"ilr chocked with thoso on tho
out Unto, been kept quiet by hint, I ,)0(1'. Wnrdon Janes, of tho Salem
through fear of the outlaw, who, ho' penitentiary, would not swear that tho
says, threatened him when leaving. body was that ot Merrill, but oxpressed
This will materially changetho tho-i1"0 ',,nlfm Uml ll Wft8-
MI18. JOII HICIIAIID8.
Another Salem Man's Testimonial.
Tu the IMIler: Seeing so much lu
your paper concerning Dr. Damns
they will help themselves to those
horba, for they have the Instinct, and
tho people havo not, so we havo to
make a study of IL It has been a life
study with me. Do not get weary;
this life is too short and too sweet to
worry out of tblB world.
threshed until September The In-1
creased acreage for hay is treepusslng
upon the acreage heretofore devoted
to grain. More attention will 'je gtv-l
BBSNUBBBBDIBBeNBHBBBaWBaff ;
Hthliafif
WUMiMW
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T,'lAjil
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., 8a
lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
consult He Is a natural doctor. He Is
has een a long time com-, descended from a line of German herb-
it will take a long Ume allsts, the best physicians In the
t of your system. It will t world.
a or a year to build up a , This Is his fourth year In Salem, and
Irom tho bones up. This Is scores of patients and friends can tes-
cople do not understand., tlfy to his skill In their cases.
the Aboye Remarkable Cure.
BYE
CIALIST ?
(M BANCROFT.
Mir of the
5ANMFT OPTICAL CO.
!59 Ct'l ft SaIcb, Ore i on
We do our ows
frtfljlar
fcumlAiiies free.
Navel
Orangeade
Somcthiae Good '
to Drink at
H LU
" 'THi wpyrthf ' '.: ti
I ss -"- t"V '&'
in
company and tlje employe for any ' t.urw., j Wfu .Handed to try him on
damage which may occur to them. The my ,m,BlU,r, who hu bean utlllcted
man Is sure to be paid, and the em- wlu, uistreealng discharge of the ear
pioyer iihs no suns w ronirau wim. ami i,ftrtftt ,lafiis for the nast four
O ! Vi-tti-u. ITtiilMr Mii. ilfu.ffir'u tnrulu it
treatmasit she Is healed. I reside at
tlm (orner of Commercial and Mission
street, Salem, and am engineer In the
Capital llreweir'. Refer to me at
either place.
J. I). VAN 011)01
HAD A
SIX MONTHS'
VACATION!
An Escaped Convict Patient
Is Returned
A. O. U. W. Convention.
Portland, July 1C The annual con
vention of the A. O. U. W. grand lodge
Is lu session!" One hundred and thirty
five lodges are represented, and about
330 delegates are prusenL
The convention will be lu session
three days at least, and If the volume
of business demands It an additional
day will be taken up.
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Leave your orders for lee cream
bricks for Sunday dinners, or special
occasions. Free delivery. Flfttr de
Lis. Ill State street.
SODA FOUNTAIN
114 State Street.
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I BONING DAY HAS NO TERRORS
those wbote klicbta Is tiulc&el with a
rssrsete. flobeatUf up of the whle
bausc on a bot day. Heat Is oafy ap
plied where seeded As s tauter of
damtttlc tWDomy a i as risje will tooa
pay for Itself la tnaz of fuel. wb'O
ceMparei with aa old style cal or vwoi
tkc and you caast over.itlmite ibe
contort asd oavclf ate of tels clesaly
fuel la warn weather.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
m Phone 683. 4 Chemeketa 8L
BBJHfSIl(SaMIIHWI14IWHri1
David (Jelwlt. an asylum attead
ant. returned tills morning from Baker
City, whttiire he went to return Oliver
Marshall, an esraiwl patlewt.
Marskall was received at the state
penitentiary from Ha her cownty on
July 14. 1998, under sentaee ef ten
yeais fur larceny. He soon (fare sign
of mental derangement, and on De
cember SO. 180, he was regularly ex
amined, adjudged Insane, aai) was com
milted to the asylum. j
l.ast January Maragall succeeded la
wk aping by Might from tiie aaylMm.
aad wa awceeatui in eladiHg the of
fltere who we wathmg for hlw, hh
til he Naally a-H-ar-i in Ok. rvwnty
from wbkh ke was seataNeed Ui the
peniteatiary.
We Wa.ve seea iiHwerous UKttlatoMlals
or other ttm of tha mmt reUaltla
persoHg who hare been cured by him
of the varlfws Ills that flesh la heir
to.
Dr. Darrln's Plate of Business.
Dr. Darrlu gives tr consultation at
Willamette Hotel, Salem, until Sept.
1st. from 10 to 5 and 7 to 8 daily. All
curable chronic, ai-ute and private dis
eases confidentially and siierenefully
treaUxl
SEASIDE
VOTING
CONTEST
Ballot for the Young Ladies
At Noon
The ballet lu the voting oeHteet for
a free utiUitg at Newport were ceunLed
today, aad the followiag were found
Circulars ami question blanks cast for tha youag ladies of this rtly
sent free to nay address, aad eorre-.by their frJasda:
siMindeace solicited. Most cases canj Namse. VuUs.
receive heme Ueatment after one visit KeatrlM fheiten .................12
to the doctor's office. Ilatteries and Ira Smith i
belts furnish wl. with tall directions ' Jennie Itooth $
tor their wee. 0rs ea. tawors, varl- Cora Hajasey 1
eeeeto. hydrocele and stHetwr eared, lierlha Hubbard 6
The poor treated frt -imgi medl- Ieoaa Kyan i
fdaea, from M to H daily Thorn able Hdllh Sapplagfleld 36
te pajr bvatp) for li a v,k. or In Celesta Maton $
that proportfen of time, as the ease Cora MeAteo , Ii
may require, 1 Nellie Derby 1 1 '
olios of Tracy's pursuers, as It has
boon bulluved nil the tlino that ho
camo to lCuiimcliiw fiotti Palmer by
working along tho side of tho moun
tains south of tha Northern Pacific
railroad, anil wns first seen by Charles
Hurko Just east of town.
It soenis, though, that ho camo down
thu line on thu north shlo of tho track
until he came to or near tho Whito
river, when ho worked his way south
along the river, crossed the track near
the White river bridge, and continued
up tho stream to tho darner home.
The ralltoad company keeps u
watchman, at this bridge, and he says
he saw a man come up the track nnd
ct oes the grade Bluntly after the noon
hour, who, he Is satisfied, carried a
gun, as he could see It glisten In the
sunlight.
Last evening smoke was seen as
cending f i )in a small gully lu the foot
hills lust east of Hiuimolaw, As It
had rained most or the day, and at
times very hard, It Is believed by a
great many of the cltlssus that the
i-rlmlnal Is still lurking lu (he Imme
diate vicinity.
Looked at through a good glass it
seemed as if one could detect a rise
and fall or the Unities, as If the III
were being replenished with new fuel,
and at one time line or two watchers
Insisted that they could see some one
moving nhout.
If this is true, it Is almost certain to
he the criminal, as there Is nothing
there to invite a camp for any u,
but a person to keep shady.
Traey Sesures a Shave.
Mr. darner says that ih- near 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon a man en
tered his house, without knocking, and
announced himself ac Trary, saying'
aentleinen. I i Tracy, and I want
something to eat qutek."
The tlaraera, father hm4 three sons.
ud lust Mulshed dinner, so they told
him to sit up aad help himself, which '
h uriM'ftteled to do, Ural ordertug the
two eldest sons to go to ufte corner or
tin. room, directly In rroot of unit,
where he could keeu them tovered
with his murderous rle. At the tlm"
o. Tracy's totrani tl youngest loy
was shavlug. but alter the nmvlit an
nouueed blwtseir ho cd the opera
Ilea, aad was unable U proceed vn
when told by Tracy u g ahead and j
natsh bis shavlug.
After wuttiig his Unur. Trgry "aid ,
"Voting fttau. wwMi here aad shavi'j
IH I'uoa tit youag aa "'"
upon the ground of got being ao adeut
with the nutnr, Tracy said. "That's
all right, I am not uartli uuw. aan u i
don't kick you doa't ed to," whre
HjMm youag Oaraer lathsrwd his fw-e,
UBd pnweeded to ruiov bis beard.
They state that h bad at least a two
waohs growth ot l-arl with whk-h
be waa mneh Rivaawl t.. iart Afur
wlHS had. Ttiu y liwiiwd hlauelf to
a pair f trouaera that w.ic hagglag
oh the wall, puttlag them uader his
arm, and went out.
' Telegraphic Oriels.
An ordlnnuae has been passed by
the city council of Ilolscj, Idaho, ex
cluding Clijuogc from that city.
Three posses havo surrounded tho
Marshall Pass train robbers, near Mid
dle cieok, In SugaiiBcho county. It Is
bollovod a Imttlo will bo fought today.
Two severe storms passed over tho
lied Hirer valley, In Minnesota nnd
Northa' Dakota, last night, causing a
heavy damage to cro;w. Alarming re
ports wero current of loas of Ufa, hut
none or these were confirmed by lata
advices today.
FRESH TODAY.
Salted Almonds
Salted Peanuts
Zinn's
154 State St-, Phone 2874.
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Today Is
..SALE DAY..!
At the Big Store
Our surprise tales are growing
more and more pepular evuy
week. Usiidmls are patronizing
them, do youT II you don't you
ousbt to.
Today We Offer
lino of high ursde
Toilet, Bath and Laundry
SOAP
At 3c a cake
Alios line of aborted
Wash Fabrics j
Worth 36e snd 40c a yard at
19c a yard
Oet sb early br eakfstt bbjJ eeme
dawn fer there will be a ruftji
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