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'JsrsKtHMmmaiimtiX) wdij J O URN AJj. THE WfeAtHifl. Vohlfiht And, t6mo?row, fnlr pobas)y Every MechnnlctSnd Laboring Man In Salem Is at work. & cooler. V 'ff'i Ti ",,r 8ALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1902. VOL. XII. NO. 18Jt, TTTfil DAILY J !, JL JLU ? I III 1 I Hi f-f H-f-H-l-f -HH-H-l M I i I tl I 1 1 1 61 1 i I "! WWt T RECEIVED! I 139 -CASES OF SHOES -139 There were just 2899 pairs BROWN'S MARK The largest shipment of Shoes ever received in Saiem. IN SHANK and we have more coming. They're all from the Brown Shoe Co., -and bear the famous Are YOU going to wear a pair of them? Your neighbors know what they are. because they've worn them. It's time you were trying a pair if you're interested in reducing your sh e bills. Our I! Shoe Business is Growing! j There's a reason for it. Our shoes give satisfaction and we sell them at the closest oossible margin of profit. We can at ford to sell cheaper than "regular stores" because we do a strictly spot cash business. The same busi' ness methods thatihave made our shoe department a success are applied to every department in the store. II Clothing, Hats, flhirts, Hosiery jj UNDERWEAR and all kinds of ladies' and mens' :: furnishings. jj The New York Racket ;; SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE PRICE CASH STORE. v E. T. BARNES, Prop'r. HlllllrtiniMIIIIII H-r-M ill 18 II H II I I I I Ml I I M HI Cut-Glass Aristocrats Among tlio beautiful plecoa of Cut-OInss tho llnrr Storo shows tiro real aristocrats pioces of tho highest ens to that cannot but add tono to your table. Lot ua Inatanoo tho follewing: Fruit bowels from : $ 4.2G to J15.R0 Hon Uona 2-25 to, fi.GO Sugar and Croam 7.00 to 11.60 Tumblortf, oach 85 to 2.00 Vaaoa i ,. 2.50 to 10.00 Wntor Rottles :....., 3.50 to 9.00 Knlfo Host 3.50 to 4.00 Punch Howl .". 24.00 to Barr's Jewelry Store Corner State and Liberty 8ts. Leaders In Low Prices. When time is in dispute Tho watch from C. T. Pomoroy's al ways decides. A watch from there la reliable. The numoltsolf la u guaran tee. Every watrli sent out of this storo la accmatoly rogulatod and cau always be depended upon. That'H tho only kind or n watch to carry. A big stock to aoloct from. Prices, silver watches, J2.60 to $10; 80 yoar gold flllod $10 to $20. G. T. Pomeroy 9 Coo t St. Witchaukcr and Ostlclia liilliir Have You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor? He absolutely' cures cancers, tu-1 eases all without the uso of tho knife mora, gravel, kldnoy and bladder trou- or poisonous minerals or mineral of blea, bouo diseases, asthma, akin dla any kind. Instructions. My Dear Friend: You must bear In mind that tbla medicine 1b not a poisonous tonic, nor a stimulant, nor a temporary relief, which you got from poisonous drugs, where the results are sure death soon er or later. Those poisons go In your bonea and destroy the life of them and create all kinds of diseases, can cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy, bone diseases, etc. Do not blame the medlolne whon It takos an effect and stirs up the poisons or disease In the system. You must not expect to be cured In a few-days, for your sickness or disease has een a long time com ing on. and It 'will take a long time to get it out of your system. It will take months or a year to build up a new body from the bones up. This Is what the people do not understand. SERIOUS GAME OF WAR His Last Knockout One Man Killed and Three Wounded By Premature Explosion of a Shell Philadelphia, Sept. 2. Albert Tor roll, tho pugilist, died this morning as a rosult of a prize fight with William Stokes Inst nlghL Tho lattor and his seconds havo boon nrrostod. STRIKERS FIRE COLLIERY Navy Falls to Force Passage Through Long Island Sound CHICAGO TAX SWINDLE Grand Jury Inquiring Alleged Frauds Into Now London, Conn., Sopt. 2. The attempt of tho naval licot to forco n ' Chicago, Sopt. 2. Sonsntlonnl do passage thiough Long Island Sound to volopmonta are oxpocted from the lu- capture Now York has failed. Hlggln son's ships havo again ongagod KortR Mltchlo, Wright and Terry. This morning tho Massachusetts and tho Brooklyn wero theoretically de stroyed. They finally sailed away, leaving tho Sound to tho onomy. A distressing accident is reported from Fort Wright this morning. A shell prcmnturcly exploded during nn Implacomont, killing ono man niid wounding three othors. bora of the special grand jury, which commenced Ha session this morning, to Investigate the alluged tax frauds Involving the Masonic Tomple Asso ciation, nnd other big business outer pi Iscs. Judge Rrotano told the Jury that ho was informed on good ground of a regular organized system among olllclnls to swindle school libraries and other public Institutions of a poitlon or tho tax funds. Tho Masonic Temple assessment, which novel reached tho country treasurer, nnd is the main Reports from Llttlo Gull stnto that, whilo nttomptlng to oscnpo, several of caso involved, amounted to $20,000 tho enemy's ships oncountored sub- a marine- mines, theoretically destroying the Alabama and Puritan. ' Gen. MacArthur notified tho war de partment thnt the navy has retreated to Klock Island, and shows no now signs of activity. He considers tho situation, ao far, vastly In tho hnnda of the nrmy, and has notified tho gov ernor of Connecticut thnt .ho will not need to cnll nut tho stnto militia. Morteenson Sentenced Shot the Time Away Snlin sportsmen apont the nfter noon of Labor Day In nn onjoynblo way. Thoy mot on tho rlvor front nnd pntticlpatud In a shooting match for ontoitalnment. A purso was provldod and sides wero choson, and thou the fun bognn. In tho first match Hyan, Shelton, Gwlnn and 'Reed (Geo.) de feated Ilurritt, Mauroiv ISvans nnd lined (W.)' by a scoro of 08 to 53. Tho mntch wns for 2G birds. A second match wns artangod, and in It Mnur- or, Lewis, Gwlnn, Guatavsen, Shelton and Loos defeated tholr opponents. Ryan, Willson, Summer, Kdgnr, Reed (W.) and Reed (Goo.) by tho romark ably closo scoro of 8!) to 87. Tho follows had a very ploasant afternoon of shoot ing, whllo tho scores wero nnythlng but good, although In tho first coin- Salt Lake, Utah, Sopt. 2. Peter Mor lonson, tho contractor who was con victed of tho murder of James Hay, for the receipt of nn account of $3800 owing him, wns sentenced to death tills motnlhg. Ho will be shot Septem ber 17th. - o Cable Flashes. The Sultan, hnvlug promised redress and Aromeulau reforms, tho ofllelnla of tho Armenian patriarchate have signed u protocol pledging Armonlnn loyalty to tho Turkish throne. Miijor-Gonornls Corblu and Young and Hrigndlor-Goneial Wood nnd other mombers of their pnrty, visited the military school at Lichtonfiold. Lieu-tonnnt-CoJonol Korr, the United Stutos military nttacho, gave a dinner Mon day ovonlug In honor of tho visiting American army olllcors. Resides tho members at the United Stntos ombns sy, a number of tno highest Gorinnu nrmy olllcors wore prosont. I Frank Gavllla, a London pnper hang er, cut tho throats of his wife and four children at Intervals yestorday, and oscaped. Leading Mine in West Virginia Burning In Spite of Strong Guards En trance Was Effected Signs of Weakening in New River District Cooper, W. Vn.. Sept. 2. Tho Po cohontfts Colliery Company's lending initio was fired this morning, and Is now ljurntug, nnd groat damage Is throatohod. Tho mlno has threo on trance"! In West Virginia nnd ono in Virginia. Anticipating trouble, strong gumdrf weio placed on duly on the West Virginia side, but the incondlnr los effected an ontranco on tho Vir ginia side. A largo number of guards pursuotl the strikers up a wooded hill sldo, and fired many volleys Into tho timber. It is not known whether any strikers wero killed or Injured. Tills is the mine whore nn explosion, nine months ngo, killed ninny miners. ' Quiet In Panther Creek. Tamnquu, Pa., Sept. 2. No nttempt was made to open No. 8 colliery this morning, honco tho trouble predicted Snturday, Whon tho rumor wont abroad, failed to mntorlnllv.o. Tho strikers mndo no demonstration whon tho iniustinlly largo number of non union, men wero oscortod to work by Hie troops, although It wns the largost number working slnco the opening of tho strike In Panthor deck valley. Watterson Hasjtesigned Washington, Sept. 2. Announce ment wnB mndo nt tho war department today of tho accoptanco by President Roosovelt of tho resignation of Henry Watterson, Jr., ns lloiitonnnt, U. S, A. Watterson Is tho son of tho noted Kontucky editor who criticised tho prosidont, FREIGHT TRAINS COLLIDE Killing Crew of Goth Engines and Injurying Brakeman NOMINATE STATE TICKET California Democrats in Convention Lane Heads the Place for Governor JCnnsas Clty.Sept. 2. -A head-end col lision between Rock Island freight trains on a curve nenr Randolph, Mo., Inst night killed Engineer Spoor. Kn glneor Grlfilth. Fireman O. W. Railing or. Fireman Claronco Mnmpardt nnd Injured Rrnkeman Ralph Gilsou. DEED OF A MANIAC AFTER TRYING TO DRAIN HIS FAMILY. A UTAH MAN KILLS HIMSELF.' Strikers In Line.' Sernnton, Pn., Sopt. 2. Twojity thousand men mnrched In tho Labor Day puindu Monday. R v. as tho big gest Labor Day deinousttatlon over seen In this city, Tho Htrlklng mlno workers formed tho entire first dlvls Ion, and wore over 12,0110 strong. Tho occasion wns made uso of to strength en any weaknoss thnt might exist In tho ranks of the striking minors, No damouHirntion was mndo at any col liery, and the strike situation here re mnliife unchanged. putitlvo match Japk Ryan mndo a score of 21 out of a possible 25. - o About 10,000 men are out on strike In Florence Italy. Tho town appears to bo In a state of alogo, and troops havo boon cnllod In order to koop down ' riots. A. D. PETTY JOHN HAPPY Chicago, 72 He. Sopt. 2. Wheat. 71V6W THE PROPRIETOR OF HALL'S FER RY TELLS OF HIS WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE. SPECIAL m ...PRICES Until October 1st To Introduce Our Up- to-Date Methods BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. A. M, BANCROFT, Specialist Ml) Gora'l St, f uletn, Or, They ore used to being numbugged. My medicines aro composed of na ture's berbs what tho human system requires. When tho animals get sick they will help themselves to those herbs, for they havo tho Instinct, and the people have not, so wo have to make a study of It It has been a life study with me. Do not get weary; this Ufa Is too short and too sweet to wor-y out of this world. Navel Orangeade Something Good to Drink at sssapjai. SODA FOUNTAIN U State Street. IMMMNIMMMUMKIIKMIM Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases. Dr. J. F. COQK, 301 Liberty St., Sa lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to consult He is a natural doctor. He Is descended from a line of German herb alists, the best physicians In the world. This Is his fourth year In Salem, and scores of patients and friends can tes tify to his skill In their eases. Read the Above Remarkable Cure. It ts announced or Mm highest au thority fiow Rhhw that ta reWgtois orders ia the PMHfwfciM hay rtved definite assurance that the frlam will not be walled by the Vatican. Inutu Karassar was wiped out by Are tbtf morning, deetreyiag busea, and rendering 1WW perseee tHMBefeM and destitute. The Turkish government la dispatching aid. S f Sf f ) , , i mfT 1 ' f T Ml :bmFj w. C . P TflK TIIERMOMBTKK H WW (Stuturiinaii.) Mr. A. 1). Pettyjohn, nrojiiiutor of Hall's Forry, nnd ono of tho best known jdonoara of Marion county, la the hninddftt man In tho Wlllnmettn valloy. ' For tho past threo yoara Mr. Pettyjohn has auffored with deafneeH. His right ear waa totally deaf, and his left onr so bailly affected that he could scarcely hoar ordinary conver sation. Mr. Pettyjohn tried many rem edies, but mot with no relief and final ly re-signed hlmsoir to his fato. Hut re lief vu8 duo him. and today ho Is Happy In having suddenly, and almost mlraculoiiHly, had his hearing re stored. It happened In this wlso. Last woelj, having heard of tho wonderful euros effected by Dr. Darrln, he. lllio a drowning man grasping nt a struw, decided to give the doctor a trial, und now, within ono wook of his first call on Dr. Darrln Mr. Pettyjohn can hear as good as any ono, the hearing In both ears being entirely reatoied. Mr. Pettyjohn called In the States man olllce yesterday afternoon, and I the ease with which he could hear con versation carried on In an ordlnury tone of volco was remarked by one of the force, when he stated how his hearing hud been entirely restored by Dr. Darrln, and he is enthusiastic In his prulse of the doctor's method and womleiful sueceee. and freely advises all sufferers with like troubles to go to Dr. Darrln for relief. Read his card: To the Bdtter: For three years my hearing has gradually beeome im- g I paired until the lost year. I was al M most totally deaf In one ear, and the j other gradually going the same way. f -uau nlniiiut wIM u1llt tiniuoa in rnv ii mi " " ..." ...... ,. ..... ... ... iii the kitchen, al war h hon gss is 5 fears, I bud become desperate and ueei for cooklna. And yon uon t m havo to v.Drry over the rite m lie Driee of wood, it Is the l'i"i par excollenoe in the warm wtuthi-r, no Itet. no Iim no dirt nn dnt. I(ittfd, coenfart, 'nvfcMii.ce, elraiillocMi, reenomy. On stores ami ransee pf erery (im anil ntyln supplied by the SaIhui 0 l.itfht O- mpsny at lonejt prUfoa SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Phone MX. 4 ChsmsbeU 8t iBBBMUMUBJaaMMlBMI weut to Dr. Darrln at the Wjllainette Hotel, though I had little faith In him or any remedy. The doctor assurod nie I could be. cured, and he has kept his word. The noises are all xone, and f can hear a Wafoh tlcK and a whlspur acroee tb room. Please publlnh this that atheMi may profit by it- Rtr to ma at Haifa Vurrr. six nlltta south- I west of galem: I A. a PBTTVJOHN. Two Weeks Will See End. Thm moud, Sopt. '2. Men-who havo canvnsHod tho Hltuatlon nt Loup Credit and Now River vnlloys predict thnt two weeks will see tho end of tho conl strlko In those regions. They sny theie iiru strong signs of a break, and slight concussions would bring pence. Park City, Utah. Sopt. 2. A hor rible tiagedy wns enacted threo miles below hero, on tho Snydorvlllo road, Monday, when William Trottmau, nf tor trying to beat tho brains out cf his wlfo and children, shot himself through tho heart with a Wlncnoster rlllo, Trottmnu entered tho room whore his two dnughteis, aged i4 and 10 yours, wero asleep, nnd, nftor kissing thorn nffectlonntely, inlsed u monkey' wrench, which htt cnrrled, nnd Btruek the oldest daughter on tho head, crush lug tho skull. Tho other girl (wns awnkuned, ami the Inhuman father ro- peatedly struck hur over the bond with tho heavy Instrument. Tho mothor, who was nwnkoucd by tho noise, thon ontored the room, nnd was next at tacked, nnd cruelly benton nbout tho liend nud body. Whllo hor Injurlus mil hoi ions, thoy aro not necessarily ratal. Trottmnu then secured n Winchester rlllo, and, rushing from tho house. plncud tho mu.zlo of tho weapon to his brsr.st nud pulled tho trigger, tho ball going untlroly through his body. Trottmau, early Inst April, was sout to tho lusauo asylum nt Provo, be mused he feared ho would kill his family. Ho returned Saturday, nnd tho tiagedy followed, o Will Supply the Pulpit In the ubsunco of the Rev. W. C. Knutnur, pastor of the First Congre gational church, who Is visiting In Punnsylvuuln, tho mombers of that congregation have ongagod Rev. P. H. Knight, tho pioneer Congregational minister- of this city, to supply the pulpit nt the morning service for tho outmlng threo Sundays. Hvunlug sor vices will be omitted.' Rev. Knutnur Is oxpectod homo the latter part of Sep tember. o Industrial Notes. A lively debute Is promised befoie tho convention of tho National Associ ation of Postal Clerks, at Kansus City, ovor tho proposition to affiliate with tho Ainerlcuu Federation of Labor. The (liuistlon has split tho association Into two factious, ono known ns the "pro gresslve" element, fuvorlng nllillntlou nud the opposing faction, headed bv Prosidont Funk Rogers, which Is lighting th proposal on the ground that entangling alliances are not bene llclal to the clerks. The split over the question Is a serious ono, and It Is reared that unless tho convention heeds the counsel of the harmony workers the permanent disruption or the association may result. The Ainerlcuu Iron & Steel Manu facturing Company, of Lebanon, Pa., bus started a set of rolling mills with tiefio laborers Imiiorted from Read lug and other places. The three plants have been Idle since May 1st. One thousand men struck, and fully twice that number were thrown out of em- Tim traiiua nirlU has aiidttl at Flor-' nloymont by the shutdown of the enee, Italy, and all the strtkera have mills. The new men are lodged anil reitinied to work. fed In the mills. A NIGHT OF HORROR Mount Pelcc Aflame. BIcblnr Out Its SeetbfafT Mass Upon toe People ; yrtg, Kogt. 2--Th MT0riur vj Mart mirjue same me Punvter ui ouio riles today, OonflniiJng the lose of life (mm the Mt. "Pale eruption. JJjt M) during (he iatlre HUhr,ef August Mtb the roeuntaln was aflAHifc and the heavy fall of Insandeseeat matter al- Automatic Catering Successful. London, Sopt. 2. Tho nutomntle ro freslunont buffot, opened a week ago at Charing Gross gnrdou, has Jumped Into public favor at ono bound, its sucioss being so pronounced ns to warrant the prediction that It may soon bo tho common thing for the In ner mail to be rofrushed through tho medium, of tho slot-machines. The en tering machines ropresnnt the highest state of davulopmant in the familiar penny-lu-the-slot. Tliruo pennies put in to tho slot Instantly produces a teapot, cup, saucer, sugar bowl nud c-renm Jug. lens, coffee, lolls and butter, sandwiches, nud oven portions of plum pudding, are served In the sumo way, everything appealing In Its oppolutud phice as. tho pennies fall, nnd all scrupulously clean. The advocate of the now method duclnro lu Its support that It Insures tho quickest possible serUco, and ahsoluto oleuiilluoss. An other tiling lu Its favor, appealing more to the Urltlsh than tho American public, is the fact that It nhollsliHs tho lip system. o Trouble to Be Settled i The trouble between Warner & Company anil the painter's union has been referred to the arbitration com mittee of the central body. This com mittee reports that the mutter has been temporarily wattled, and will be fully settled to the satisfaction of all IHirtttsj nt the next meeting of that body. The arbitration committee of the Centul Labor Union Is comiwsed of I). A. Dlumnoor, James ifl. Oodfrey and Ifl. C. Miller. Hot Contest for the Chair manship Snernmento, Sopt. 2. Tho Domo- cintlc state conVtnllon Waft cnltctt this afternoon for tho mirposo of nomlnnt lug a full stnto and" congressional tick et. Candidates for gubernatorial hon ors nro Franklin K. l.nno, city attor ney of Ban Frnnciscoj ox-CAngrommnn ThuinnB J. deary, of Santa Rosa, mndo famous by his Chlneso exclusion law; cx-Clovornor llmltl nnd H. O. Tolnnd may also go boforo tho conventiont Tho preliminary struggle for the choir miuishlp Is botweqn 090.8. Pntton, of Los Angolcs, who is supported by the deary and Uudd forcos, arnil J. 1 Coo nan, of Humboldt county. Coonan. after liclng nominated, mndo a speech of wilhilj-nwal, and Pat ton was made chairman by acclama tion. ;': ' , Sncrnmeuto, Sept. 2.Aftor rtndlng tho call Cotjlirano, q Morlu county, nnnodnccd tltnL tu tjTij liuVost of. lln moiiy Ceonan, cnmtldntb for clialrmnn, would bo withdrawn nnd Pntton bo nntnod chnlrmnn. The Lane men stnto this would be no vlotgry to tho antl Lane forces, but rofilne to compro misu. Ktvo hundred and twenty dele gates aro present. Famous Criminal Lawyer Dead Now York, Sopt 2. William V. Howe, of Howe & Hummel, tho world-famous- criminal lawyer, died nt ttoou today of heart failure, aged 74. 0 , , :'! "vfK PRESS DAY. AT FA-IR $& Oregon Notes. Lyman Moody ami C. 12, (Jook, Incut lug ouglneqrs of tho Suit IjiUo & Ctsis Hay railroad, are In Kugono. Thoy have boon oyer tiib MaKcntlo pnss thiough the Cascade mountains, nnd 1110 now examining tho Mlddlo Fork pass. The onglnuors mo also ohscrv. Ing busluosH conditions and tho prob able tributary truffle upon which tho road may depend for rovonue. United States onglnogrs havo boon overhauling tho Yamhill locks for the past two wooks. There was some com plaint of the rlvor not being navigable to McMlnnvlllu, so tho valves In the dam were cIohsiI and the wator backed to McMlnuvlllo. Hy the middle of next week the locks will hu In opurntlon once more, Tho lfligost Inbor denionstrntinu Portland lins over seen occurred Mon day, 7600 union mun participating In the pnrado, the painters' union carry ing off the banner for tho best nppear nncu. A grand bal concluded tho day's festivities. s Tho schooner Wing and Wing Is high nud dry on the bench nt Flor ence, where she went whllo trying to snil Into tho Slusjaw river. Shu Is lit no danger, and wljl probably Do pullod off soon. An agent was soul Into the anthra cite district bv the United Slates gov ernment to engage minora for tho ma rine service, but had no success. Tho miners wdre unable to pass the ro- qulrud physlcnl examination. Their hard work anil poor food ami manner of living has wrecked Ihe constitution of most of the men. President W. H. Wehrung and! retnry Wisdom, of tho Blnto' l.nnu.f' !. , .. . ...-. ,4. i uwnK who uro in mo oityvror n-rew, days, mnklhg final nrrangemenrs .YoF tho annual exposltlonf havo doslgnntfcd Tuostlay, September ICth, as Press Day, and have oxtended to tho news paper men of tho stato nn Invitation to visit tho fair on that date. Tho ontortnlnmont of tho visiting members of the proas has bosn delegated' to the Salem Press Club. Whllo no formal program will be provided, II Is cx peeled that the visitors will r lunched nt a downtown restaurant, and as much 01 tho dny ns possible spent 'at the fair grounds. . Hopeful of Success Satisfactory progreaa la bclug mndcyj by tho Now York capitalists who nr drilling for conl on tho lllolr ForwanJ'' farm In tho Wnldo Hills. Tho shaft has been sunk to a depth of 820 feet and, whllo coal hns not been dlei-ov? orcd, tho formations aro bo favorable," that tho drilling will be continued on the slto until a dopth of 1000 feet has boon reached. If coal Is not dlscov ored at that dopth tho drill will bo moved to another part of. the farm nmi n shaft sunk to tho maximum dbptli that tho drill is capable of going, 1-iOy feot, nud n thorough tost mndo. Tho mon who aro drilling are very hopofuh nud axpect to encounter In paying quantities tho minora! for which thoy nrn Industriously searching. , , f Mrs. Mary Clayton-Howe, ngod 111, ill el ut hor homo In Kugono Sunday She had llvod lu Kugono. fur 22 years, and was woll and favorably known; Slio Ib survived by a huuband and four children Mrs. Ocorgo Molsan, oL8lh voiton; JM. Howo, MrB. ClinriesParv' sons and Miss Alllo Howo, of Euggn Thomas Nell, mato of tho steamor Suo II. ISlmoro, fell down tho linthof thnt vossol on hor way to Tillamook Monday, and struck on hla chin. Ho wns rondorcd unconscious, and, up to a lato hour last night, had not recov ered. , Labor Day was,gonarnlly eolebrntod at Im arando. All business liOuaes woro closed. Flvo hundred persons, representing six labor nrgnnltutlona, wero In the lino of niaroh, which wna headed by tho mayor and members of tho city council. At tho grounds races ware run, and numerous other, amused munis provided. In tho nftcrnooinnd evening thoro was dancing in thn-pavilion. This In tho first Ijibor Day ov or formally celobrated In I.a tirnndo. The labor unions have nn mombors nearly every working person in (he city. FRESH TODAY. Fresh Apple Cider Finn's1 Made While You Wait 154 State St.. Phone 2874. most obliterated Mourn 'Rogjigu T'jo people of llusse Torre, alarmgd by the heavy fall of bglllng wator and Qlii' dera, became panic stricken, On his1 request the minister of mur'iiies wj' send a ship to lisssh Torr to sutMr the survivors, many of whomsre In n ' pitiable plight. ' HOP PICKERS SUPPLIES.. The most extensive line in the city. 25c Gloves 19c 65c Blankets 50c We run out cf the 50c kindle- will sell j our 65c line at c uurnuj uup pilmuk. Shirt Waists, Wash Skirti Wash Petticoats, at Half Price- It'b a snap for the hop pickers to get a 50c garment for 25c; $1 garment fof 50c; $1.50 garment for 75c. - Don't Pail to Comft to Us. J nm i "'" W"" """ Ir w y -,'t Jjjatja