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THE DAILY JOURNAL,
n XIII.
8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1903.
NO. 139.
IADING
POLISH
ELECTION
RIOTS
Nationalist Uprising in
East Prussia Causes
Bloodshed
SECRET
PAPAL
CONFERENCE
Adjourned Owing to
Great Fatigue of
Pope Leo 13th
OFF THE
JEWS
They Unite With
fiffl
Llf
(Jreek Church
in Russia
iet Around the Legal
sabilities Created by
Unjust Legislation
V, Juno i2. The Tagcblatt to-
the Russian Holy Synod la
, hand In the propaganda
tho Jews of Itussla. The paper
lit body has forbidden priest
ea Jews unless they can pro-
blico license permitting tliemto
loir rollglon. Tho measure Is
f to stop tho adoption of' Chris
ly Jews, whd can thus escape
labilities.
ND
VIZIERS
PALACE
Constantinople the Object
Kf ngarlan Anarchists
Dynafnite Designs
iris, Juno 22. A messago from
Pestli to tho Rappc! states that
reported thoro that tho grand viz-
liMtacc, at Constantinople, narrow-
Bjwmied being blown up by dynamite
r, Tho bombs are reported to
berf fixed by Bulgarian revolu-
tirtti, Numerous arrests wero mado.
m
IINGULAR
BRITISH
CRIME
Pk) Suspicion Attached to the
leased Man for Two Years
(jpulrosforil, England. June 22. The
01 uarouoi uougias, cnargvci wiui
ring Miss Holland, nt tho Moat
two years ago, opened today.
ife of tho most singular crlmos
Med In England, as no suspicion
ito Douglas until ho attempt-
posal of property check.
tf, Juno 22. A cloud-burst nt
today Wiled two men and
bgs wero demolished. The
i are put at 12,000,000;
TEDDY'S
AXE HAS
FALLEN
Removes an Associate
Justice for General
Immorality
Big Politicians Plead for the
Accused but the Evidence'
Was Too
Strong
Washington, June 22. Daniel Mc
Millan, associate Justice of tho su
preme court of Mexico, has been re
moved by President Roosevelt on ac
count of chnrges of general Immorali
ty that havo been pending agalnsj him
for soveral months. Clem Smith, of
Hastings, Mich., has been decided on
to fill tho vacancy. Somo time ago
Mllburn, president of tho Buffalo Ex
position and Secretary Boot pleaded
for McMillan, and succeeded In hav
ing him retained for further Investiga
tion. Recently further evidence ac
cumulated against him, sustaining
the charges, and the President decid
ed on removing him forthwith.
BRITISH
YACHT
JTRIALS
Shamrocks Will Try Con
, elusions Preliminary to
Grand Contest
Now York. Juno 22. Shamrock Ill's
mast Is being stepped today at Erie
basing to bo ready for tho first trial
spin over tho Amorlcan courso with
Shamrock I on Saturday. Tho Con
stitution, Columbia and. Reliance will
not meet again until Juno 30th, on
Newport.
BOMB
FIENDS
FOUND
Italians Who Placed
Dynamite on the
Umbria
A Letter Found on an Ital
ian Highwayman
Furnishes the
Clue
New York, June 22. Chief of Police
McCluskey claims to havo found a
clue to those who placed the dynamite
bomb under the liner Umbria. At the
request of tho detectives, two Italians,
Slgnora and Bruno, from Hobokcn,
wero remanded to tho Tombs this
morning at tho closo of a pollco inves
tigation for highway robbery. A let
ter was found on one relating; to plac
ing tho Infernal mnchlno on tho Cu
nard docks.
Yale College Commencement.
New Haven. Conn., Juno 22. The
city Is filled for the commencement
exorcises of Yale collego today. It Is
tho 202d year of tho collego'a exist
ence. There Is n spoil of cloudy, cold
weathor.
Houses and Factories De
stroyed and a Number of
Rioters Were Killed
. by the Police
Berlin, June 22. Thoro are election
jjots at Olowltt, East Prussia today.
The rioters troubled the police, who
attempted to suppress tho Polish Na
tlonallstjneetlng. Tho Poles resisted
and the pollco used revolvers and
swords." One Polo was 'killed and
many Injured. Tho Polca wero en
raged and marched through the town,
demolishing a number of houses,
among them sevornl wlro manufactur
ing plants. The machinery of tho lat
ter wns destroyed. Order was restored
after numerous clashes.
Qovornor
stored -Fjed
Chamberlain today ro
I. Moxley to citizenship.
on petition of somo of tho best people
of Dalian Moxley was sontenccd from
Wallows county for larceny, and
served his time.
But no American Names Ap
pear In List of the Newly
Created Catholic
Relatives
Rome, Juno 52. Tho long deforred
secret consistory was hold this morn
ing In tho hall of tho consistory, last
ing only half an hour, owing to tho
health of tho Pope, who appeared very
much fatigued when ho wns carried
back toils apartments.
Ho was carried to tho consistory In
n sedan chair. After delivering his al
location And announcing tho names of
thoso chosen to high honors, His Holi
ness adjourned tho meeting to tho
throne room, whore. In tho presence
of tho papa) court, tho now cardinals,
archbishops and bishops now In Rome,
kissed the prelate's foot, and received
his blessing. No Americans appear
on tho list of tho nowly creatod cardinals.
BOISE
SUFFERS :
A FIRE
Damage to Property
Estimated at Fully
$140,000
i
All the Business Houses Ai
nounce Immediate Re-'
bHildhir lid Re
sumption Boise, Idaho, Juno 23. A disastrous
flro occurred early Sunday morula,
at Eighth and Myrtlo strcots, entailing
a loss of IHO.000. ,
Tho orlRln of tho flro Is a mystery.
It was discovered shortly after .3
o'clock In somo fruit boxes on tho
platform In tho rear of 'tho Day estab
(Continued on ronrth I1.) ,
Hcppner still needs men, monoy and
provisions.
Ftesli Today
Lo& Cabin Creams
Penotla
GO TO
Zinn's
154 Stat 8t. Phone 1071 Mslfc
Flint Glass
Factory Burns
Muncle. Ind., Juno 22. Tho Ameri
can Flint Glass IJottle company s
plant nt Suinniltvllle was uestroyea uy
flro early this inornlnj;. Loss $15.-000.
Secure New Coaling Station.
Havana, June 22. The Cuban-American
treaty, creating an Islo of Pines
coaling station, will be signed tomor
row.
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Our Customers Say It Looks ;;
Like The Carnival
wo8 here, from tho crowds they see at
uni
E iff YORK RACKET
The crowds -are simply the result of our
Lsiness methods. We sell only goods
Stat give satisfaction. Quality is the
T..i AMH! Aa" (inn uh4H 11C
jW9l tUIlucilun n '
' We make the prices lower than regular
stores because our expenses are lighter
and we have no losses from bad accounts
to makeup' -dfl'r grwUvolurheof bus,
iness enables us to buy at the lowest
quantity prices.
py Goods, tClothing, Shoesj
i
md everything in Ladies' and Men's Furnishings,
J
's Cheapest (toe-Price Cash Store. ;
E. T. Barnes, Prop, ii
This will bo tlio last week of rur
White Siilo ami wo will eiuionvor
to mako it ono of the Hvolicst
weeks tho big store has hud for a
long timo.
Here is
Value.
Just to make the White
Sale stronger we will add a lot
of white goods with srrall col
ored stripes and figures such
as Fancy Oxfords, Basket
Weaves, Grenadines. Mercer
ized novelties, Satin Rave nov
elties. etc.. at STRIKING RE
DUCTIONS Don't miss
this opportunity.
New Am ivafs fri
Ginghams
and
Petcales
Gingham Dresses
for girls from three to
fivo years
Special . . 45c
Percale Dresses
also Ginghnnis. Afyo
two to twelve yi are.
Special . . 65c
Beau t If oily Styled and TrJmmed
dresses for girls from 2 to 4 years
.-., r -uM.il,, T nn Vnnp.v flinphnms. Percales,
Jkladras, Solid Color French Ginghams, Etc., Etc.
ALL AT REDUCED PRICES
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June
white
Days
MEN'S SUrfcS.d
Itouud Sack stylon nil wool in Drown
and green ovcrplaids, nobby cuta
gunmntccd to wi-ur
$10.00 A Stiit
Blue Serge Suits - $10.00
B acfc Clay Worsteds - $ J 0.00
Mfin'a two'idoco Hummer suits at
special prices to closo
$8,30 values sceclsi: S7.65
$7-50 values special S6j5
$6.50 values special $3-85
MEN'S $3.50 SHOES
Am- (.in'n fllirMti nro chuck full of
sumraor comfort. Try ft pair.
Kai Kai and Cable Cord Silks
Wbite Pongee Silks - - -
25c yd
76c yd
4?
Ljfui I
These warm dayB
call for cool dreasea,
waisu, etc.
A peep at our wash
goods wi)l convince
you that the story of
values h true.
DRESS GOOPS
White Serge. ...,..,. ', . $.t5; Y
White Jacquard. '.". $U5 yd
White Whip Cord $M0 yd
Just the fabrics for summer suits,
waists, skirts or jackets.
HAMMOCKS
68c to $6.50
with or without balance, pillows in
all the better grades.
No summer garden is complete
without one,
STRAW HATS
AH the very latest styles in all
;kinds of straw braids - '.
25c to $2.50 t
Men's and Boy Sailors. Men s
Fedoras.
Ctoqtict Sets
The only strictly first-class lines
in the city.
' Rtciimi Go-Catti
. Our Gendron kind are the best
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$J0 iiJ isp
Skirt Waists,
25c, 50c, 75c-
atUiif ( $5
The White Ojmo at
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