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ifr '-rtQfty3Ff: "' DAILY fxiu. w 8ALEM, OREGON; SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1903 THE 2SC55Sr : ' ' H !- NO. 115. "" - ' '"' ' , : ,' ., " 1' "V ' ' T eatest , Jt' mmz Gathering In History 5s Held in London, England This Afternoon FmK fff WtVTKS TW T TISJ7 B ffJ . R All. JKK.VMUJ 11N I51.tt.IV . atf MM ' -N" l S'oi" F' Taf Twfe mEmZ 'MM .Platforms Erected From Which the Crowd Addressed by Fifty Speakers is nohdoSJlMay 22. Ono or tno uik- gculessonstratlons In tho history of IjtMpccitrrcxl this afternoon at Jlyeie rafk, ob a protoat against tUo attofial bill. Sovon hundred uiou- aona formed in procession on brabankment and ranrcneu: to ihrough tho.leadlng thorough- tho city. Most an wcro ni slain black suits, presenting srdlnnry spectacle as tney In close ordor, tho Hies ex- om curb to euro. Jon non-conformist churches iwrttosi Rn'l9fli rnarwsSO tendnEIfr AllfEsS STRIKE MORE BITTER Prince Wants The Widow Paris. May 23. Prince Monaco Uon has been paying such marked atten tion to Mrs. Potter Palmar, nf Phlrn. go. that tho report has gained ere- Looks Now as Thongli ggjg cnsgcmcnt wl" B00n FRESH TODAY Pop Corn Crisps, No Damage Being Done'aB&SS? A T sent Immense delegations, headed by their pastors, and every trades union was represented, nnd nil liboral clubs. Thoro were 12 platforms In tho park, from which BO spoakors addressed thorn. When tho speeches aro con cluded a platoon of buglora will sig nal tho crowd's attention, for tho paB Bago of resolutions condemning tho government for Introducing tho bill. Threo thousnnd police aro on duty in the nark to observe order. Tho sun Is beating down with great heat from a cloudless sky, ana it is i in iu shade. MlfDER MOST mm. ,Tenj HBP ' V1is ml &?. .- - If 1- FOUL lodyofRosa Kiser Whowas Searched forJFJfiday, Found Oithine Caught in & ftctftvwd and One Dead . Wm Waved Above the Water aullfpni, Ind May 23 Tho body o Rosa KUer, tho 17-ycar-old girl, for whom search was made all day yestor day, waa discovered tbm morning In Tannlaa' creek by a section hand. Tho scant clothing that remained on tho body Jwd caught on some drift wood, and nothing but her hand, waving above the, water's edge, attracted his attention. Aglmall boy last night tpld bis c6sBtMM tliat bo saw tho hand, but u a-ttisflfrt was paid to hlra. Tho scctloiXwilbroiigla tho bodr liero on ji . Ififl'Syrand carried It to the (CmimSmt ypa Fourth Page.) DIVORCES FOR THE LEPERS Those on Molokai to be Aided to Re marry Recommendation ot the Superintendent of the Hawaiian Lazaretto Honolulu, May 23. Tho territorial board of health was reorganised un der the law passed by tho prosent log Islnture, providing for only two med ical momboro on tho board, and at Its first meeting several reports on leper settlement matters woro re ceived. J. I). McVeigh, superintend ont of tho settlement, reported on an Investigation ho was Instructed to make Into Immorality at tho settle ment. Tho superintendent recommends that tho attorney-Konornl of the terrl- (Continued on page flvo.) omont4f II III ! , WThev Sav We Don't Know The Value of ,,.f , . i ; '? ill ?r We Would Gct More For Thcm !! n the Ftehf Would be to the Death Employer's Association De termined to Destroy the Local Lobor Unions Utterly-- Chicago, May 23. Tho prospects for peace, which yesterday looked so bright In Chicago's great labor crisis vanished this morning nt tho confer ence that ended In Uio employers and labor leaders hurling deilnnco at each other. President Schradt, of tho Federation of Labor, and tho employers' asso ciation commlttco met a commltteo of laundry workers, to settle tho strlkd of tho 7000 laundry employes. Tho unions waived everything but tho right to strlko and demand Increased wniroa r.'hlrh thn lnnnilrv nvnnnt woro willing to accopt Tho employ-11 era association, to which tho laundry employers belong, flatly rofusod to ' permit a settlement on tills basis. Tho association then offorod to substitute , an agreement, which tho unions do- j claro an undisguised plot to gradual- j ly vod out unionists. Tho omploy-l Ors' association threatened (o keep tho strikers out of employment for-i over. Schradt retaliated that not an! engineer, fireman or any other em ploye would ovor bo permitted to re turn to work until a different spirit was shown. Immediately after ho ad vised tho men to start to scok othor employment as a means of remaining; out Indefinitely. Tho attitude of tho railways also undorwont a chango. from that of conciliation to defiance, for tho freight handlers. Granting tho demands of tho stock yards men. waiters, bartenders and ( embracing 30,000 workors, which yes-j torday seemed Imminent, today seems, farther away than over. Tho unions , regard tho sudden and unexpected i chango In the attltudo of tho cm-l ployors ns evidence that It was agrcod last night at a secret meeting or tuo employers' association to mako tho fight ngnlnst local labor a death struc gle. They prodlct that, unless con cessions aro mndo beforo Juno 1st, Chicago will be paralyzed with strikes of moro than 50.000 men. Tho em ployers' association now threatens to lock-out 8000 harbors, 0000 freight handlers. 12.000 restaurant employes and 20,000 stock yard men. Constantinople, May 23. Consular mm reports from Monstalr, Mnccdpnla, de-1 M ms-m m - ' 4m layed one day In transmission, state! M jl T VS that flghttntir occurred In tho moun- i MmtS JL JL JL JL JL ly? uuiib nijk iiiiit?ts iiuriii (ii iiit-ro nil iinv1 Shursday. but dotnlls not obtainable. 15 State St. Phono 1071 Main, Sometimes The Best Things Are Last In The Ad, Read All. 3BE3Ea3CaDCOI I DESXftDCO! Hee's a Message Foi Yoti. I Energy, truth and capacity arc the principles which have brought Uhis store to its present magnitude, and will promote its future growth. The broad, just and liberal methods upon which our business was founded and has been conducted arc expected to carry it farther ahead and enable us to give better service in days to come. We try to make friends of our customers. Transient is all right wc want that, too. but steady custom is the foundation of business, that is what wc arc working foryour year-round I trade. wc arc giving prices that will attract, and guarantee treat' "Hello! ment that will hold you. -- m A wjrfl lienor Salem's Greatest, Oregon's Best Store For Bargains Chiffon Veiling A splendid lino of col ors and qualities in Cliiflbn Veiling worth 50c to 65c a yard, Special 42 c a yard. Cushion Tops A lino of exceptionally good and attractive subjocUi worth 60c, 65c, 75c Soeclal 39e Chiffon Veils Ono and a half vards long exceptionally good and woll worth 60c to 75c each, Special 50c each. Ladies' Belts A new lino of such novelties as our utoro is noted for 50c and 75c values Special 39c Cushion Tops, An assorted lot of good subjects 40c and 50c val ues Special 29c Ladies' J 5c Hose Wo aro showing tho bestlCo hoso for ladies' in tho city Try a Pair New "Kelser Col lars and Bordure Pique Belts Tho reigniug gonuiuo artlclo direct from N. Y. Ladies Sfckts A lino of $10 Hroad cloth skirts, special $6.90 The Reliance Outsails Her ' T&liSiwe we buy from eoeins to bo troubled tho same way, J ; 1 -ft. -taRIHaSBSK. i ! ! btylcan profit by our ignorance as long as wo can get ; ' tii'tSds at tho same prices, Our plan is not to get as Migs wo think ap article will sell for, but-to mark it at W ular low profit oven if it is worth twice the price wo kmmkmc. Prices Are So Low They'll Surprise You. i, Embroidery, Appliques, Medallions, Ribbons. rCgft&t you to examine our tine oi uxeoo uvuw, s. fmm hBMBSK mmmmoe ThSftnew dotted Brilliantines are beauties. "We aro Mviscyou from 35c to 50c per yard on tho better grades of Cheviots, etc. Wo have a great variety of summer pTiOoods, OxfordVaistiugs, and- a, beautiful line of aings. Jig line of corsets and muslin underwear just in, 'he New York Racket 's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store, j! t. l . Barnes, rrop, Qlen Cove. May 23. A good north cast wind this mornlntc presaged a tlno contest hrtwecn tho Kellanco, Co , lumhla and Constitution today. Tho, lattor boat lay at anchor this morning alongsldo tho Columbia, and Is In flno ' trim. At 9 o'clock tho Columbia and i Constitution woro ready to move to tho starting point. Ovor In Echo nay tho Hellanco'a hugo sails wcro seen slowly running up. Tho wind lndl-' catcd an 11-mllo to windward thrash, I throo-mlla broad reach, and ll-'mllu m tulth u.ltitt ntinft fliA Itnnrrt ttxw thn iuu 'iiimi muwsv tv wm aws v course today. This gives an excellent ' chanco to try tho defender out In good shape. The slight bubble to tho soa made tho Columbia admirers hazard tho prediction that tho Hellauce would not havo a runaway raco, such as marked tho trial two days ago. L'vun moro steam yachts and pleasure craft aro off Qlen Cove today than on Thursday. The half holiday lu Now York seemed to havo caused all who woro ablo to attend tho trial. Tho steam yacht I'rlvatuor. tho regatta committee boat, camo up early this morning, while the New York Yacht Club steamer, Plrakas, had her deck lammed and crowdod with yachting onthuslasts. I In tho start of tho yacht raco. by unofficial time, tho Reliance and Con stitution crossed the line together, at 1:60, tho Columbia S minutes and 20 seconds later. The yachts camo out for a start at 11 o'clock, but tho wind had died! down, so the commltteo signalled tho race postponed until later In the day. When tho start was mndo the wind was coming in streaks. Almost as soon as tho gun was flred Uarr poked tho Reliances' notia across the line Just ahead of the Constitution, tho He llanco in the weather ot both. Darr manoeuvercd, and for a moment had tho Constitution's wind, then be be gan to pull away, and at Peacock Point, a mile and a quarter from tho start, undor a three-knot breee. the Reliance had opened' a big gap on the Constitution. At 3:40, the Reliance was two miles ahead; tho Columbia caught a puff ot wind and sailed across the Constltu tlon's bows, Tho yacht Constitution's, balooner became fentanghHl In, setting Th Columbia picked up rapidly, and was soon no to the Constitution' beam whan the sail straightened' out. The ueiiauca was ipsuiue ;uy win p w By 2:30 the wind tM fiat, and It Is practically a uniting match. At .) ih Relfanee waa atsadllv drawls away from her opponents, who ara M now having a lively tilt for ceeond Bring in your koys to tho little RED BOX Thoro is monoy in it for you if your koy fits tho lock. il Kv A Moro now shapes havo arrived in Uio W B Cot sets Wo havo all tho improved models in this famous cirsot SOc to Special Orders Taken KHIT UMRWW?. j Wait for.it Great salo of Ladies' VESTS Wednesday, ICo aud 20o values special 9c Skitt Sale Our Special Salo of Ladies' Skirts will continue a fow days longor. Many good things aro loft Call and see them. Great Sale of Neckwear Hejtins Mon day. See display in Court street window showing tho great reduo tioiiH wo aro mulng '-"""IT Whete in All Oregon Will you find a moro complete and up-to-date slock of Wash Goods than we aro showing? Tho very latest and hobt fabrics aro hero and tho prices aroo roasoijablo that the people call our Wash Goods stock The Best of All Oxfords, Lawns, Etaminos, Gronadinos, Dimities, Fantoisio do-Soie, Silk Tisauo, Morcoriiod Mommie, York Shire llep roplinotte, Voilo Vclango. Our 15c, 19c and 25c PICTURES are selling at 12c each A v" i jCHfliaLgJKHB J TBsJHr Sillii Of INFANTS GOODS Monday wo will open a sa of Infants goods of nil kinds. Dresses, Slips, Skirts. Bibbs, Diapers, Shawls, Terryclotli and Linen Feeders Rubber Sheets, k Kieinerts Rubb'er Stockinet Diaper Covers 1 r A IIIHHIMOIHHUHWH""""11""""1" I