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SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY.JJaNUARY 19, 1903.
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NO. 15.
iRAND JURY
INDICTS
OPERATORS
rty-four Prominent
persons Implicated
inspiring to an Illegal
:t Injuring funic i raae
ilfrom Yarious Countries
Iready Enroute to U. S.
Turkey into Introducing reforms Into
Mnccdonla.
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Taxes on Eestates.
Albany, Jan. 19. Tho stnto comp
troller today received a oheck from
Clarenco Maekny for $$23,000, tho tax
due undor tho state transfer law on
his father's ostatc.
ilcngo, Jan. 19. A settlement of
coal conspiracy cose has heen
Ihed.
spcclnl grand Jury called to
ifitlgato uio coal conspiracy re
led Indictments ngalnat 44 lndlvld
and operators, all being charged
conspiring to an Illegal act, in-
bus o puunc irauo, nnu promo-
by the stato law. The Indict-
its included waltor Dogel, Hugh i
John Shlrkfo, all promlnont llnnu-
Castro Pays Expenses.
Washington, Jan. 19. Tho state de
partment received a dlspatoh in which
Uowcn emphatically denies tho rc
ports that ho had charged Venezuela
for services. Ho says ho agreed to
accopt $5000 from Castro to pay his
expenses to tho United States,
Qrumpacker, of Indiana, introduced
a resolution In the house requiring
tho postmaster-general to transmit, If
not inconsistent with the public Inter
ests a copy of all correspondence and
"documents pertaining o the recent res
ignation of the postmasters at Indian
ola, MIbbV and to state why tho res-
FUNERAL
OF T. H.
TONGUE
Entire State is Repre
sented Fraternal Orders, Congress
man and Fellow-Citizens
Obsequies Observed at Hills-boro
appointment made.' It was referred to
the committee on porftofllcfls.
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Hotel Man
toTrouMe
Seattle. Jan. 19. Horace B. Dunbar,
proprietor of tho Ralnior Grand Hotel,
has been arrostod on an indictmont
charging him with conducting a gam
bling game In the hotel. It Is said to
be a brace game.
Chas. Schwab
s Dying
Wheeling, Jon. 19. The News has
a moesaga from a resort In Southern
to nccompllsh tho samo amount ! Franco, saying that Cha. Schwab, of
Interest Decreasing.
allndclphla, ' Jan. 19. Thoro Is n
bcable falling off in attendance nt
anthracite commission homing.
re W( re only a row spectator
court opened this morning. Tho
Ef witness was Superintendent
j,3 of the Lucknwanna Company.
contended the men ronlly pre-
he car Instead of tho wolght sys-
(for the paymont of tho conl
Id. They uso 20- por cont more
Ml Oregon united In paying tribute
to tlln InVo nnnrniinntnllvn Thnmnii VI
Ignatlon was unaccepted, and the now Tonguo, on tho occasion of his burial
at Hillsboro yesterday. A noted con
gressional committee was present aud
united witli his follow-atatesmwi In
honoring tholr former associate.
Special trains on t-vory lino enter
ing tho city were taxed to carry tho
members who attended tho funeral,
and Hillsboro homes were gcneroialyf
thrown open for tholr nccommoga
tion. Nearly all tho state ofllclaw'and
membors of the legislature wore In
attendance. boBldos hundreds from
every part of the state. The floral of
ferings were lavishly abundant, nnd
their bountoousnos spoko tho esteem
In which Mr. Tongue was hold.
Tho remains woro accompanied to
Hillsboro by the relatlvos of the do
ceased, M1b Uertha Tongue, Miss
Mary Tongue, 12, n. Tongue, Thomas-
productioii than formerly as on
. Wright sarcastically said: "In
words you now store men,
as you onco stored coal."
Beans Business.
innn. Jan. VJ. ma government
the fitting of 14 warships. Tho
id objeijt Is tho coercion of
tho tfteol corporation, Is slowly dying.
He has locomotor ataxia, and is grow
ing slowly weaker, with no chances
of recovery. The News claims to have ;
a confirmation of tho report from
high officials of the corporation.
H. Tongue, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Frank
FreomniS, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Reams,
and JIj and Mrs. A. E. Hunter.
It aisp brought the committee of
congressman, appointed by Speaker
Henderson to attend tho funeral, In
cluding Malcom A. Moody, of Oregon;.
J. H. Diyvldson and James B. Colenso.
of Wisconsin; J. E. Ransdall, of Loul
slno; RP. Ulshop, of Michigan; J. D.
Bellamy of North Carolina; J. C.
Kcedhain, of North Carolina, and
James E. Howard, of Georgia.
The Suests wero received by 50
members, of tho Knights of Pythias,
In full imlfonn, commanded by Major
I,. W. Hoyt. The Knights formed a
lino wih drawn swords, through
which th visitors passed from tho
street into the court house, and actod
as ushers during tho ceromonles
there, phey wero In charge of Mr.
Tonguo'l body whllo It lay In state,
and thoy mounted a strict military
guard, hlch added much to the lni
prosslvenoss of tho day's Borvlccs.
They Surrendered Uio body to tho
Odd Jfelfows. who took It to tho Meth
odist church where Mr. Toncuo and
his family have worshiped for years.
Tho aqjjng pallbearors wore D. M.
Gault, Charles F. Taggart, James H.
Sewcl). J. C. I-amkln, O. N. Hale and
N. P. Airman. Tho honorary pall
bearers "Included: Stato Sonators R.
A. Tibbtf and C. W. Fulton. Jddg'os
Charles E. Wolverton nnd It S. Dean,
Roprosontntlve-eloct J. N. Williamson,
Hnn'oy W. Scott. dMiernl Summers,
Chlof, Justice F. A Moore, of the su
promo cjjurt: Judges W. D. Fenton, ox
aovornop Oeer. Governor Chamber
lain, F. I. Dunbar, secretary of atato,
and TreoHurer Mooroe.
Tho court house had been draped In
Committees
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Speaker Hatfis Names His
Standing Committees
Eddy Gets Judiciary, and Kay Ways and
Means, Wnile Davey Gets Education
After calling the house to order this
ulfcernoon Speaker Harris announced
tho following standing cemmittees:
Judiciary Eddy, Ranks, Halo,
Phelps, Riddfe.
Ways and Means Kay, Horinnn,
Nottingham, Purdy, Sholley.
Railways Hansbrough, Comott,
Gault, Huntloy, Glnn.
Elections Purdy, Edwards, John
son, Jones of Lincoln, Murphy.
Education Davoy, Gill,' Hurgotts,
Edwards, Cooll.
EngrosBod Riddle, LaFollett, Cobb.
Enrolled nills Herman, Eddy Web
ster. Assessment nnd Taxation Phelps,
Fisher, Huntley. Ree'd, Robins.
Claims EmmlU. Hodpon, Can trail.
Commlttoo ou Military Affnlrs
Dnnnomann, Malnrkey, Claypool.
Roads and Highways Cornott, Cai
nahnn, Miles. Paulsen. Hayden.
Printing Gault, Davoy, Orton.
Indian Affairs Hayden, Halm, Mur
phy. Coporatlons Hume, Kuy, Burleigh.
Cities and Towns Hudson, Herman
Dlakoloy."
Commerce Flslior, Milan, Notting
ham, .Hudson, CniUrall.
Counties Edwards, Booth, Hans
brough, Johnson, Pholps.
Ffedoral Rolatlons Cobb, Jones of
Multnomah. Burleigh.
.'.Mining Hnlo, Mnlarkay, Whoaldoni
Kramer, RobblnH.
Public LnndH Miles. PlHhor, Una. W
nomnnn, Purdy, Kramer.
Internal Improvements HavHtliii, '.
Webster, Jones.
Agriculture Paulun. LuFoIIatt.tti.,
Cornett ," (
Alcohol Tralllc Joiveto, Banks, '
Blakelo.
(Oontinuod on Fourth Page.) "
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Pacific Conductor
Accused
Afraidto GoHome So Worked
as a Domestic
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San Francisco. Jan. 19. Ida Brown,
1G years old. who' has boon missing
since Tuesday from her home at Oak
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Ciliafxamlne our new line gold filled land, wns found today. She alloges
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caeacsecca
;ye Steclallst.
that she was abductod by Conductor
Reach, of Jtlio Southern Pacific, taln
to a hotel aud thon to a lodging houso
for three nights, and was thon desert
ed b Reach. Hor fear, tg toll her
parents urevontedv-hor from, going
home, so ehe found work as a domes
tic. Tho conductor will bo nrresfed.
THE STORE THAT MEYER DISAPPOINTS IS NOW HOLDING OUT GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN
EVER TO PEOPLE WHO ARE INCLINED TO BE ECONOMICAL OR SAVING. SAVE 15 TO 50 PER
CENT. ON YOUR EXPENSE BILL BY BUYING YOUR SUPPLIES DURING OUR INVENTORY SALE
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m The Cash Plan For The New
Year.
mjtftjo in debt for a single dollar. After you've tried
B it a while you'll stay with the cash store. '
KHE NEW YORK RACKET
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Wc arc Giving Away
$5 Greenbacks!
Here's How Wc Do it:
We take a Jacket worth
$10, $12 or $15 and pin a
$5 greenback to the garment
then sell you both the gar
ment and the greenback for
$0
A $30 silk skirt with a $5 greenback pinned to
it for
A $22.50 Peau-de-Soi silk skirt with $5 green-
$25.00
back pinned to it for
Red fur trimmed cape with $5 greenback pin
ned to it tor
A $16.50 cape with $5 greenback pinned to it
- $9.50
$8.34
all for -
- $5.50
ly advertises the cash plan but they stick to it.
is not one dollars worth of goods out bf this store
lis not paid for. - .
wou know of anv other store that can truthfullv
the same? "
Dur business is conducted on the most economical
sible plan-
e do nqt owe a dollar to anyone.
n t you thinK we can attord to undersell "regular
s doing ousiness in me usual wav ot buv n? on
and selling on eternity?"
e haven't any bait prices to quote you. You must
he goods to appreciate the values.
business for i 9 02 showed a big increase over
any previous year
looks as though customers appreciated-our modern
ness methods doesn't it.
fe carry everything in the Ladies' and Aen's fur
ings. m
Hi's Cheapest One Price Cash Store.
E. T. BARNES, Proprietor.
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New
Spring
Umbrellas
The very latest
ideas in colored
umbrellas with
hemstitched and
fancy borders; will
be placed on sale
tomorrow; be sure
and see them.
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Styles
February Delineatar
15c
Subscrip
tions $i
a lyear.
NEW
Patterns
Received
Today.
RIBBON
SPECIAL
19c yard
Forvaluesup
to 40c yd, see
Liberty St.
Window.
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T0WELL
SPECIAL
J 10c each
rure mien
huck towels
worth 12 1-2
cents.
German Yarn 19c
Selected line of first
grade knitting yarn worth
worth 25c a skein.
SPECIAL TO CLOSE 19c SKEIN
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CORSETS HALF PRICE
A line of discontinued
styles in W. B. Corsets to
close at halt price. Sizes
18 to 28.
The Wooltex Man Will be Here Tomorrow 1 1
Ladies wishing to order suits, skirts or-wraps for
Spring from one of the most reliable aud up-to-date
factories in America, will l lease call at our store tomor
row between 1 1 a. m and 6 p. m. No extra charge will
be made for special orders. Our regular sales force will
assist The Wooltex Man in waiting on you.
Alen's High Grade,
Hand Tailored
CLOTHES
AT HALF PRICES
Better than you can buy at
the tailor's for twice the
price.
SUITS $7.85to $22.50
COATS UP TO $22,50.
See our Liberty Street
window for mens pants
bargains.
A pair of suspenders goes
with every pair of pants.
52 50 Values for $ 95
3 00 Values tor s 2 40
'3 50 Values for 2 80
3 75 Values for 3 05
4 00 Values for 3 35
4 50 Values for 3 75
4 75 Values for 3 90
A Good Pair of Suspenders Goes With Every Pair of Pants,
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