to
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JOURNAL ADVERTISERS.
Are more than pleased with the re
mits, and as a result are Increasing
space all 'round.
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Fair tonight and Sattfrda
cooler to
night, with frosts.
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SALEM, OREGON. PftlDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1902.,
VOLUME XII.
NO. 818.
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i im h sun 1 1 mi urn iiintiin 1 1 ii niinmn;
It's Always Bargain Day at the
YORK RACKET
ion ikmt have to wait for nny Particular day to got what you I
want at. n roaBonanie prico when you trado with us.
Our Spot Gash Plan of Business Enables us to
Undersell Regular Stores
Our object Is to soil you goods Uiat will give satisfaction, ho you'll X
como again.
NEW
You've all heard of I he
BROWN'S MARK
i?l liSi
SHOES .
Most of you have worn thoni. If you have wo aro sure of your
t Bhoe trado, because they're the most reliable sIiooh on the market, and T
j. we sen mom at "racuei prices.' wo want to snow you our new lino or
Men's Clothing. Men's Overcoats, Boys'
Hosiery and Underwear.
Suits, Boys' Overcoats, X
1 Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store!
E. T. BARNES, Proprietor.
Corner of Commercial and Chemeketa Streets.
iiimii 1 1 n n i mi i n mimti ai mm i i ii 1 1 n iiH-
NE6ESSI
TY FOR THE
SPJE6ISL SESSION
mouths. Throe separate flros ware
started, the first In the warohouso, the
second In tho now lavatories and the
tilled In tho pumping station.. The last ,
named structure wns destroyed. The
guards at tho post have beon doubled.
Over 50 years ago. Doctors took right
hold of it. Keep their hold yet. The
oldest, best Sarsaparilla Ayer's.
J,0.AjrrCa..
Portland Papers' Opposition Is
Only From Force of Habit
! IT GENERALLY OPPOSES ALL
REFORMS IT DON'T ORIGINATE
And Originates None-A Program in Which
the People are Deeply Interested Should
Be Pushed By Everybody
M9coeoos888Od8e8C90a,IcaMiMeeoe5
The Program Demanded by the People.
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caomuHT
Time is Precious
And so Is a reliable timepiece.
Watches and clocks purchased at C. T.
Ponioroy'8 are always accurnto time
keepers, and require the least repairs,
with ordinary caroful usage. They
can always bo depended on. Wo aro
Boiling a Waltham or Elgin movemont
In a 20-yuar gold filled case at $12.50.
Wo can furnish any stylo of case.
C."T Pomeroy
288 Com. St., Watchmaker and Optician
THE INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM PUT INTO IMMEDIATE
EFFECT AS A CHECK UPON EXTRAVAGANCES OF THE REGU
LAR SESSION.
A FLAT SALARY LAW WITH ALL FEES AND PERQUISITES
ABOLISHED AND COVERED INTO THE STATE TREASURY.
A REVENUE THAT WILL TAX THE GROSS EARNINGS OF
ALL UNTAXED CORPORATIONS AND FRANCHISES $2.00 ON
THE $100.
NO APPROPRIATION FOR THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPO.
UNLESS GRAFTS ARE CUT OFF AND RECEIPTS OF THE
TREA8URY INCREASED CORRESPONDINGLY.
The above Is a program all the people should unite for, and If the
party In power will not keep Its pledges In these respects It should
L be driven out and a party put in that will do something tor tne tax-
payer, besld,es Increasing his burdens.
eawstte9MS?6aftfeaefi9Mt)eoM909G9(to$eeec9Q3cr''e)'i
Portland has beon noted ror zu years
When out of town
If only a dny. don't ta'ce '.nicoi
with Hums boiiKlit at random. Pro
vide yourself with a llask, bottle or
di'inljohn of Roods of which you know
the minllty. You know. quality Is a
prlmo fat tor with us If you don't
know It you will find If you try our
wines, whiskies and brandies.
J. P. ROGERS,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . .
Oregon's
COPYRIGHT.'. fe
Botanical Physician
ATTRACTS WIDER ATTENTION BY HIS CURES THAN ANY MAN IN
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, AND THE AFFLICTED FROM ALL PARTS
ARE EVER INTERESTED TO READ 0F HIS WORK. HE HAS CURED
HUNDREDS AFTER ALL HOPE HAD BEEN ABANDONED, AND HAS
SCORES OF TESTIMONIALS FROM RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE.
MANY AMONG THE HAPPY THRONG WHOM HE HAS CURED ARE
RELUCTANT TO HAVE THEIR NAMES IN PRINT, BUT THEY ARE
EVER READY TO TELL THE AFFFLICTED WHAT DR. COOK HAS
DONE FOR THEM. AMONG THESE IS A PROMINENT DU3INESS WO
MAN WHO HAS BEEN A PHYSICAL WRECK F5R 24 YEARS, BUT WAS
FULLY RESTORED BY DR. COOK AND HIS WONDERFUL HERB MEDI
CINES. THI8 GOOD WOMAN WAS SUFFERING FROM BILLIOU8 FE
VER WHEN SHE CALLED AN "OLD SCHOOL" PHYSICIAN. HE FILL.
ED HER SYSTEM WITH POI80NOU8 DRUGS AND MINERAL SUB
STANCES UNTIL LIFE BECAME AN ABSOLUTE BURDEN, AND
DEATH WOULD HAVE BEEN A RELIEF. IN THI8 CONDITION THE
LADY CAME TO DR. COOK, AND SHE IS PREPARED TO TELL ANY
WHO WILL CALL UPON HER HOW WONDERFULLY HE CURED HER.
FIRST HE RELIEVED HER OF MANY PUTRID FISTULAR TUMORS.
THEN TWO LARGE OVARIAN TUMORS WERE ENTIRELY REMOVED,
AND TO CAP THE CLIMAX HE CURED AN ACUTE INTERNAL CANi
CER. THIS WOMAN BEGAN TO IMPROVE FROM THE START, AND
AFTER THESE TERRIBLE AFFLICTION3 WERE REMOVED SHE RE
COVERED HER HEALTH, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 24 YEARS FEEL
ING THAT SHE WAS A WELL PERSON. HER NAME WILL BE GIVEN
TO ANY INTERESTED PARTY BY DR. COOK.
WAKE UPI WAKE UP1 YOU SIMPLETON. RECEIVE WISDOM AND
KNOWLEDGE AND DISCRETION. A WISE MAN WILL HEAR AND
WILL INCREASE LEARNING, AND A MAN OF .UNPERSTANDING
SHALL ATTAIN WISE COUN8EL8. DO NOT ALLOW BLACKMAILERS
TO STUFF YOU FULL OF LIES BUT SEE FOR YOURSELF. THE ONLY
SAFE CURE IS THE BOTANICAL SYSTEM. POISONOUS DRUGS ARE
ONL TEMPORARY STIMULANT, WHILE THE RE8ULT8 ARE SURE
DEATH SOONER OR LATER.
Dr Cook Cures all Kinds of Diseases.
KNIFE OR PLASTERS OR POISONOUS
for having Uroo publications tho
Christian Advocate, tho .Mercucy and
unothor.
Until tho Portland Journal was es
tablished last spring no opposition
papor had ovor lived thoro long enough
to produco any effect.
Tho Advocato lookod after tho spir
itual wolfaro of tho peoplo, tho Mer
cury for tholr morals AND THE OTH
ER fAPtK AhitK intin rm.Mii
BOOKS AND POLITICS.
If Oregon hnH bnd public systoms,
if Oregon has lagged behind in de
velopment. If tho Orogon Htnto gov
ernment is the choicest nggiogntion
or grafts In tho nntlon.WHAT NEWS
PAPER IS TO BLAME7
If Oregon has half tho population
It should liavo it Is not duo to tho fact
that tho people have not shelled out
tholr monoy llhorally for New Years'
oditions and handbooks, nnd all kinds
of oncyclnpodln schemes.
What Is tho true character of this
allogod nowupapor that has hung like
n combination of a millstono nnd n
nlghtmaro acpund the neck of this
commonwealth?
With tho permission of tho atnto
pioss. lofna try TO ANALYZE ITS
TRUE CHARACTER, nnd soe whether
It is worthy to bo taken as guide, phi
losopher and frlond for a peoplo da
nerving of n hottor order of things.
This Portland papor HAS CREATED
THE PRESENT STATE OF AFFAIRS
so far as any one political nowsnper
enn crento anything.
Its petty opposition to n special ses
sion Is becoming Judicious. It seems
to watch what position Tho Capital
Journal takos. AND THEN TAKES
THE OTHER SIDE. It keops Its Sa-
lem leproBontatlve on the Jump to dig
up new mattor and get up Interview
with straw mon to counteract what It
nsBtimes to be the position of this pa
per. IT DARE NOT EDITORIALLY OP.
P08E THE REFORMS The Journal Is
contending for, hut' allows ltL news I
commnu to ne useu to courusa tjr. peo
ple and mako soutlmont against wliaj
It has not tho anurnae or the ability .
to successfully controvert
This is' a narrow and Ignorant il-,
l( y fur an alleged great paper, and will ,
The Journal would, not for a moi
ment oppose anything advocated by
other newspapers, if It weie a good
thing. The Portland paper for many
years, in a lame nnd feeble mnnnor,
fought the toNt-liook trust. Tho Jour
nal built up the public sontlmont for
sweeping that trust out of business In
Oiogon, nnd wns perfectly willing Jt
should have nil the credit for doing
I the woik.
It In iucnpnble of taking a dispas
sionate and broad-minded VIEW OF
PUBLIC MEN OR PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
IT NEVER ORIGINATES ANY.
THING, and novor consistently and
purslstently advocates nnythlng, un
loss It be to destroy some man's stand
lug In public llfo, and whon It ennnot
do that It tuins around and truculently
knuckles down to the samo Individu
al. It prostituted Itself TO THE VERY
WORST ELEMENT of tho Republican
party, moroly for tho sako of being
with tho winning crowd, nnd getting
political powor and political plunder
It nlwnys pratos nbout'opposltlon to
groat corpmnttons. and about purer
and hlgher-mlnded policies In public
affairs, and then on the show-down
TAKES ITS BOTH HAND8FUL OF
THE PORK AND CRAWLS INTO
IT8 HOLE.
When tins It treated any public
man fairly, or sought to build up the
character and reputation nnd Influ
once of nny man besides Its editor?
Senator Mltcholl might bo a man of
nntlonnl prominence hnd It ever front
ed him decontly. until he whipped It
In n fight, whore he never expected to
win.
In Washington and In Iowa the lead
ing papers nllSPEAK IN THE HIGH
EST TERMS OF ALL THEIR PUB-
LIC MEN, and build up the Influence
of their state by consistent eulogy nnd
gonorous appreciation of the best
qualities they poaseaa. And those
states have great Influence In national
affairs as a result.
A different policy should prevail In
Oregon affairs, and everybody knows
It. THE PORTLAND PAPER OP
POSES ANY CHANGE.
Hverybody knows that toi much
money Is being paid our state ofllclals
foAir years term of our stnto officials
linlpdreds of thousands of dollmn of
loos will bo collected rrom tne peoplo.
Wd, without warrant of constitution
or Inw, put In the pockets of ofllclals.
THE PORTLAND PAPER 0PP0SE8
ay CHANGE.
jJSvoryboity knows thnt franchises
linking hundreds of thousands of dol
lars annually out of tho pockets of tho
people escape taxation. THE PORT
LAND PAPER OPPOSES TAXING
TEM.
Everybody knows that 98 por cent
of nil tho taxes of this stato comes
rtom real estate. THE PORTLAND
PAPER OPPOSES ANY CHANGE.
, Kverybody knows thnt In 1900 tho
stnto tax was over ton mills, and thnt
lr 1002 It was ovor twolve mills.
ABOUT TWICE THE 8TATE TAX OF
ANY STATE IN THE UNION. Tho
Pprtlaml pnper has been most lnrgoly
responsible for this condition of things
.pnd opposes nil changes or any action,
except tho regular session, which nil
Well-informed men know bids fair to
bd A CRACKERJACK, ROUND-UP OF
JDQ8 AND COMBINATIONS.
It Is admitted by intelligent mon that
a sn.oclnl session alone can probably deal
with the very serious situation con
fronting tho stato of Orogon, nnd wbllo
.other stntcs rely on special sosslons
THE PORTLAND PAPER OPP08E8
T, BECAUSE THE SUGGESTION
DID NOT ORIGINATE IN ITS OF
PICE. The Speclnl Session was first sug
Rested by a numbor of Republicans nt
Salem n few davs after tho nnult nf
'tne state election wns known. It was
suggested by both flovqrnnr floor nnd
'pinion Ford, ns neodod to put tho
Refeiendiim nnd Pint Salary law Into
effect.
The Journnl believed It wns'u good
thing, nnd circulated potlllous, for
which thoro aro sovornl thousand
signers, nnd not ()(), nt) hns been ro
pentedly published by the Portland pn
per The Portland Journnl dosorvcB the
commendation nnd mippmt of the peo
ple of Salem mid of tho wholo stnto
for Its fair ami nblo rovlow of tho ur
gflmentH fn favor of a special session.
The people should tnko and circulate
that papor, lf for no other reason thnn
It. treats them fnlily. IT 18 THE ONLY
PAPER IN PORTLAND THAT DOES
TREAT THEM FAIRLY.
SHOT
HIS
ACCUSERS
Defaulting Treasurer Ccm
mits Double Murder
Now York, Oct. 17. Win. Tumor,
treasurer of the Climax Mottling
Works, shot nnd killed Alborl Hamil
ton and William -Mailed, prominent
business mon, thon himself, in tholr
law office at No. 25 llroad streot, this
morning. The mon nccusod Tumor of
boing $r000 short In his accounts. Tho
ofllco whoro tho shooting occurred is
In the heart of tho llnnuclal district. It
hns created great oxcltomont.
Shaw's Big Deal.
Washington, Oct. 17. Socrotnry
Shaw to day announced tho purchnso
of $G,()no,Onn of bonds, -is, nt $1.30 flat
FELL
INTO THE
FIREPLACE
Mrs. Marshman, of Wardton,
Or , Burned to Death
Rosobutg, Or., Oct. 17. Mrs. Win.
Marshman, of Wardton, wns. fatally
burned Wednesday ovenlng, by falling
Into tho flroplnco at hor home. Tho
uufoitunnte lady wns subject to
spasms occasionally, and (loubtless one
oeourrud during n momentary absence
from tho house of tho other members
of tho family. She had been about tho
place In her usual health nil day, Just
heforo dark tho other members of the
family wont n short dlstaucn from the
houso, and, upon returning In n few
minutes, found tho lndy so terilhly
burned thnt nho died In a few mlnulos.
Sho was about 48 ycnis of age. He
ildos her husband, sho loaves one son
nt l.n Oruude, Oregon, ono In Washing
ton, and n son nnd daughter who nro
at the family liomo nonr Wardton.
ELECTRICITY
WITHOUT THE AID OF THE
DRUGS.
310 LIBERTY STREET,
SALEM, OREGON.
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SPECIAL 4M
m prices
Until November 1s
to intioduce our up
to date methods
JBANCR0FT OPTICAL C0.J
A M. HANL'KUr I Bivcnlit
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zm lAtn I nt ,
tralem, Or,
THE THERMOMETER IS LOW.
in the kitchen, always whengna Is
need (or co-'klag. nd you don't
have to worry over the rife in the
priee of wool. It (s the (net par
exceltaucw in tho warm wenther
no timt no Aahe. no din no dnst.
luitetd, comfort, coovenlooco,
clrajilloeM, rceuomy. Q stoves
sac! rsngea of every sice and style
applied by the Bilew Gas Light
Cunipany at lowest prices.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
PhAiu B63. - CHsmskaU St.
mbh
B9 i
Will Move Soon.
J A. RoUn la getting some furniture
trade lu his temporary quarters under
the llhee club. Ho will move soon
Into the stora- now occupied by S.
Priedmau. '
at
Salem Bird Study Club meets
Unity 'church tontghu Everybody at
tena.
for a merely clsrlcnl perfornmnce In
deprive It of n groat deal of liifluenc.!ofl,eM t,,nt nn' WM' ounty ra'"
even with parsons so Ignorant and un- ran "" ' nu 'UM ' UMNU
Informed as to read nothing but that,OPP08E8 REF0RM-
,)a,,er j KverybiMly knows thnt In the nxt
The Circumference
of a Finger
Is a Ilttl mattfir In meiwurs bat It Is a bl mttr, U. wIim yo, j
taink of It. Kor ttir Rf fw pspto who do Hot rireto one or more,
of their flngera with a rH (or jH'rttaps two or thrw) by which tht-yi
set grwt ator. Han 'a make a busings of Attjug rings to flngars the&
right lings to th right ngr, at Uw right prlcB. I'anry Mt rlngii,
wwldlag rings. sal rings, men's ring. Kulls' rlnist. children's rlugs
naW' rlHjfD all-elawii of ring rawwmiitI In or eelltftIon
Wv've gotten In a targe tot of KW am LH1 fl) that wa rwr muoh
Mk to bava ym A UH c4 VHhtmtt. you know.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE,
Corner atat and Liberty 8t- Leaders In Low Prices.
f gaa4iag
First Stop the Grafts.
Tho Orogon pnpors nro snylng n
good deal about the appropriation to
ho asked for tho Lewis and Clnik ex
position. Sotno of tho pnpors Jump
widely In the dnrk. nnd. In n Bplrlt of
loyalty to Oregon, ilemaiid that evory
thing nskod bo granted The Demo
crat Is In fnvor of tho exposition, nnd
of making an appropriation, but be
llovoa In thin, as In everything, to look
hoforo omr leaps. Wo should appio
prlato only spch sum ns Is consistent
with our populntloii, wealth and pres
ent situation. If n liberal appropria
tion Ih made some of the grnfts thnt
exlBt on tho books should bo dropped,
ns much so thnt tho total appropriation
shall not bo Increased materially. If
this Ih not done the next legislature
will hour from Tfio poopIo.Albnny
Democrat.
Avoid Dangers of Log. Rolling.
(From the Astoria News, Hap.)
It Is now given out as a straight tip
thai Governor floor will cull a special
session of the legislature. Tim date.
It Is said. Is to bo some time In No
vember. It Ik thought the Lewis nnd
Clark fair appropriation will bo safer
at a special swwlon. A Salem man Is
reported to have said the object will
ha lo rid It and the flat Mtlnry and di
rect legislation law of "log-rolling."
He: said that everything will he on the
basis or a deal, and that times will be
strenuous Indued. "For Instance." he
said, "do :ou not preaumu that Mr.
Fulton will demand suppoit in leturn
for support for anything Portland may
ask? Do you think for a moment that
ho VIII stand by nnd permit anything
to be dona that does not enliame his
diancm to go to the United State
senate? Will ha not'titlllao all of hU
liull and Influent with members to
bring vote to him? And there will
ha other deala demanded. I believe
that Union county will demand an ag
rieulturnl college, with a big appropri
ation for It. too."
October 23 Merchants' Carnival.
Democratic
Wind Expensive
Cars to De Transported 1440 Miles n
Day by the Mysterious Fluid.
Now Yoik, Oolobor 10. A now
scheme of transportation Is to bo In
troduced bntwoen Now York and Hus
ton, whoroby, It Is snld, largo pack
ages nnd cars containing passengers
enn bo whisked from one place to tho
other, 2.10 miles, In less thnn un hour.
An uxporlment with thu machine wns
hold In Hoston in the presence of ninny
scientists, Including A. K. Dolhenr, of
Tuft's collogu. Ho announced that liu
wns thoroughly satlsflod with tho sys
tem. It consists of n magnet car
hanging fiom a single tall, which fol
lows a current of electricity with ono
horse power It Is said that one ton
enn thus bo transported 1410 mllos n
day at a cost of 30 cents.
Tho application of electricity to ma
chinery, ns mentioned nhove, Is not nil
tho uses to which It can be appliod. It
euros most obstlnuto chronic diseases
with wonderful nnd startling rapidity.
Dr. Darrln, tho electric physician, of
Salem, employs tho remedy with won
derful success, as Is proven by tho tes
timonials thnt wo have heretofore pub
llsfied of the remurkahle euros that
he has made In this vicinity.
Dr. Darrln enme to Salem to re
main but u limited time, but eluce op
uilng his nlllce lu this city hie prac
tice has poured In on him so rapidly
that he has concluded to extend hie
visit to November 1st. Patients come
to visit him fiom a wide nieu of terri
tory. The other day a young man
'odo on horseback lo be treated for
deafness. In ten minutes fiom the
time the doctor commenced operations
le could hear, nnd the nt dny In
left for home. Siuh treatment hoi
lem on the marvelous, nnj shows the
vemlerfiil auras that can Je eff-!'"!
y modern skill, when exepipllflpd by
ueh men as Dr. Darrln. Or Dun In
oHtinuw to treat all claaeea, IIih jmor
'r of charge, except medicine at
Its office, at the Willamette Hotel
roni.8 to 11 a. nt. dally. Tho will
ing to pay fiom 1 a. m to k i m at
Half hie former ehurga II k!vh
r and confidential examination to
ill at Ui qlHce r by letter. In moat
rnaes only one visit Is neceeeary. !!
reals all c-uruhle nervous, chronb
unite and private disease of Hit eye
tar. nose and throat; calnrrfi, deaf
noes, bronchitis, la grippe, ttonsump
Ho, heart, liver and kidney disease,
tost vigor, orrors of youth, varlcocolo
4nd tumors, and will, under no elroum
itaneea, take a tone that he cannot
sure qi benefit. Curee of private ills-
TAFT
TO THE
FILIPINOS
Promises Them Self Gover-
ment wnen Fitted For It.
Washington, Oct. 17,-Governor
Taft, In n recant speech nt Manila,
copies or which" have just beon ro
eclved by tho war dblTattment. has
given tht) Filipinos' to nnteratanil that
when tho proper tlmo comos they shnll
have tho privilege of saying hethor
or not thoy wlh to li Jpilopanilotit of
the United Stales, and sny that it
may requlro otto ojr two gohorntlohs
hoforo they aro fitted for solf-govern-ment.
TIiIh speech undoubtedly re
fleets the views of tho administration.
UNIONS .
INSTRUCT
DELEGATES
Miners Almost Unanimous to
Follow Mitchell
Washington, Oct. 17.Prosltlent
Mitchell's acceptnnco of tho- nrhltra
Hon comm'fMo.ng dajea' the lfhli Inst.,
wns uuulo public this morning, and In
20(H) words oxhnustlvqly oxplnlns tho
nilnoi-s' nttitudo. Ho anys tho district
presidents accept the Arbitration com
mission, and will ro 'recommend to the
convention. He comments blttorly on
tho conduct of the oporaturs nt the
flrst Whlto Hoo conference, char
acterising their attitude ns Insulting
and unmanly, v lie, clgses by saying
that he has the hope h'ml ballot thnt
the lesulU of tho arliltvutlon will ha
rnmpletely sutlMaoto'ry, and n pef'nin
nent soluHon of the troubles, which
from tline-Iunnnrlftl have voxmI tho an
hincltn-fleii , i '
i " i ii
Unions Instruct Delegate.
Mt. Cnrmol, Dot. J7.-Eiyonty locnl
unions today elected afhTPTistriirtad
theii delegnlos to follow Mitchell's ad
vice In the fnrtliciuulug convention.
3ome May Ftejectpperator's Proposals
Tamnipiu, Oct. 17r-It Is now fearod
hat many TaiUIJcf valloy dologntes
will he Instructoil to reject tho opera
tors' proportion, fiB tho minors want a
guaruuo befffro going to work.
The houso of Foreman Dnlhln wa
dynnmlted Inst iilKhL while tho family
mis absent, (lonernl Schnll announced
this morning thnt the tioope will bo
kept at Panther valley wo weeks
longer after the strike Is off
Struck By
An Engine
Ironton. O.. OcL 17.-C!ms. Davidson
am' Henry (leswlno woro Instantly
killed and Frank- Oaswlns fatally In
jured this morning by a Norfolk West
em pnssenger train. The men wero
walking "n the tfack In n fog.
BRITAIN "
AND '.
JAPAN
Planing For Firmer Hold In
the North Pacific
London, OCL 17. Arrangements
have been mndo by a ml ml) or of Jap
anese oincors to visit tho British (look
yards, while at tho samo tlmo HrlUsn
officers will visit tho slilp yards In
Japan. AfterwardB tho otllctira will
mako reports to tholr rospccUto gov
onunontB as tt tho boat means of reg
ulating the balanco of power in tho
North Pacific waters.
Salem Dlrd Study Club meets at
Unity church tonight, Everybody at
tend. o
TWO
TRAINS
COLLIDE
Fatal Accident On the, Bur
lington This Morning
St. Joseph, Oct. 17. A collision oc
curred betwoon a freight unit" passeng
er train on tho Uurllngtun this morn
ing, five miles north of hero. In which
20 pooplo woro Injured, five fatally.
Physicians hnvo gono to tho scino on
a spnclal train.
The four persons most surlnusly In
Jured woro Mnll Clerk I.eflllo Tltson.
U Knchor, Henry Hurst and Solomon
Capps. all rosldenta of tlilft city. Tho
trains woro badly mashed, tho malt
and baggage cars being reduced to
kindling wood.
Dig Diamond Haul,
Duluth, OcL 17. Sevon' thousand
dollais worth of diamonds woro stolen
from the counter of tho FlrM National
hank Inst ovoulug. Thoy had Jtiflt been
taken from tho snfoty dopostt box by
their owner, Mrs. Merrill.
' ' o
Mexican War Hero Dead.
Snu Antone, Oct. 17. S, JtDostlok.
a Mextunn war veteran, ono" t tho
three who captured Santa Ana,' tho
Mexican dictator, died this morning,
aged 83.
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October 23 Merchants' Carnival.
Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp
Mauser's 258 Commercial street.
October 23 Merchants' Carnival.
&
NEW TODAY.
Orange Fruit and
B; Honey Chewing
Chocolate
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UiM-uln. Oct. 17. Oryan. In th
Commoner, today den(e reeivlng
ffc0O (or his cnmsalgu spnihes In
JitlMtf. and soya he has contributed
18,000 to rarfoHt campaign eommltl are never published lu tho pa
lem la the past Ax yoariB. I PftrM, Qfroulars and question blanks
. " c !( ffty -AH eurnble uhrpiilc male
. Inoemllarlee attempted tho destruc-laud femalg disease treated at $5' a
Hon of Fort Stevens again Thursday. week, or in that proportion of time.
tor the seeond time within three I as the case may require.
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"Whatever may be said to the)
contrary! 0od clothing ln; j
creases the world's respect for. .
him who wears them."
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