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AMERICAN
POLITICAL
MOVEMENTS
Tho fa&uyXnJiirqd are Oeorgo $lnk
and James 'Walsh. Tfio correct nama
of the Institution was the Corning dlB
tllle'ry. "k copper cooker eight feat In
dlamctor and 20 feet lone, under 4oo
groat pressure, was clown dear
through tho cooker room and mill In
to a field 250 feot away, cutting down
a largo oak tree in Its flight Tho men
. killed wero frightfully ucaWed by the
Wm. Jennings .Bryan ,.J5X."E31"
bodies of Wilson and Bronhnm are
! still under tho rtilnB. Tho damage ex
J cceds $100,000, as three buildings, oach
flvo stories high wero blown to pieces.
The debris Is piled so high that It will
tako ninny days to recover the bodies
of tho two named.
O '
THREE YOUNQ BRUTES. ,
Will go to Eu
This Fall
Stormed
Country
Ohiu
After He Has
the 'Enemy's
in
Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. 3.4-After his
daughter Ruth Is married tonight,!
Wm. J. Bryan will take a lata train
for Ohio,, where ho will stump 'for tho
Democrats ticket.' It Is strongly nrob
afclo that ho wlfl tlion go to Europo
for his long planned trip, accompanied
by his son, William, Jr.
In New York tho Seth Low fusion
has removed Fornes and Grout from
tho union city ticket, becajiso they
have accepted Tammany nominations.
Iloosovelt refuses to abandon his de
termination to havo a apodal sosslon
of congress In Novombor, for financial
and tariff legislation.
WHISKEY DISTILLERY EXPLOSION
At Peoria Causes the Death of Many
Laborers, ,
Peoria, 111., Oct. 3. It Is now known
that In the distillery explosion horo
this morning seven men woro Instant
ly killed, and 20 others Injured. The
dead aro James McManus, Chnrlos
Powell, James O'Kcofe, George Sbaf-
or, G. George, John Wilson 'and iGuy
Brenham.
Murder and Outrage -an Innocent Bo.
t hemlan Girl.-'
Guthrie, Okln. Oct. 3. Threo white
boys, Morris, Molloy and Qulness, aged
15 to 17, were arested near Day. out
raging and murdering a 13-year-old
Bohomlan girl, Mary Prckoth. ' All
are of promlnont families. Morris
confossed to the outrngo. of tiro girl.
He wbb caught passing through woodB
repeatedly and abused. After roloas
Ing her the boys woro afraid alio
would Inform some one on them nnd
they decided to ruurdor hor, and ran
and ovQrtqokjKhqr andqut hor throat
with a pocket knlfo from oar to car.
Tho doad body , was found by hor
fathor within an hour, covorod with
grass and weeds. Tho people nra so
aroused that tho boys- havo'bsojf
brought to Guthrlo-for foar of lynching.
DraggedDotvn
Feeling
Linemen's Strike Settled.
President McNutty, of tho Line
sman's committee nnd Presldont Sabln,
of the Telephone Company, woro In
ennferenco at San Francisco today,
and tho strike, which has been on
since Juno 22d, was sottlcd.
Tho terms of settlement nro not
mado public, but aro stated to bo sat
isfactory to both sides. Special meet
ings will now be held by tho locals rat
ifying tho ngrceniot made by tho
Western conference of electrical work-
Tho
In the loins.
Nervouweis, unrefreshlng sleep, deipon
dency.
It la time yon were doing somctblnp.
The kidneys wore anciently called the
wins in your case they are holding tho crs with tho tolonhono company.
win end driving you Into eorlous trouble. flght ,mB b(J9n a bUer one ftnd thor(J
JtiOOuL S oarSaparUld j Ib scarcely a-tpwn or city on tho coast
Acta with the most direct, beneficial eflect j but What has folt tho disturbance
on the kidneys. It contains the bet and , There Is great local rojolclng, and tho
aafeat auhstancca tor correctina and toning ... , . ,
then organs. ' ro1101 011 ,B uiihbuui.
NORTH
WESTERN
NEWS
i t ,
LABOR
UNION
NEWS
Mount McKinley Re
mains so Far
Unsealed
Partv Had to Return With
out Reaching: the Cov
eted Granite
Peak
New York, Oct. 3. According to n
dispatch dated Valdoz, Alaska, yester
day an attempt was mado by Doctor
Cook of Brooklyn and a party to scalo
Mount McKinley. Tho attempt failed.
They reached an nltitudo of 11,000 feet
but wero unable to surmount tho gran
ite slope, Btretchlng 5000 feet higher.
On Soptcmbcr -1 they started on tho
return, fearing tho rapidly advancing
sonBon. They rode, packed nnd rafted
down thb Chultlnn to Tyonok, nnd will
roturn to Seattle Immediately.
The Oregon City Congregational As
sociation took no action in the case of
ono of tholr pastors. Rev. Konnody.'tof
Ilillsboro, who Is under nrroet on a
chargo of burglary.
Tho Mcdfo'rd Fruit Union In gottlng
$1.36 n box for Winter Nollla pears
nnd Jonathan applos.
Papal delegates bnvo arrived at Vic
tolra, D. O., to Install Archbishop Orth,
of Vnncouvor Island.
W. S Crowoll hna resigned as may
or of Medford.
Tho Friends' church at Sherwood
was burned. Loss $1000.
Church Records Destroyed. '
Seattle, Oct. 3. All records of tho
local Catholic church woro destroyed
by a flro In the residence of Bishop
O'Dea this morning. Tho property Iosb
Is $4000. The records woro Invaluable,
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Resumes Services With a New Pastor
From Texas.
J Tho following list is a correct record of tho increase in our
sales this year over corresponding mouths JuBt year.
We're growing.
9
April shows an Increase of over 50 per cent
May shows an increase of over 40 per cent
June shows an increase of over 53 per cent
July shows an Increase of over 34 per cent
Autr. shows an increase of over 5 1 ter cent
Sept. shows an Increase of over 48 per cent
I
Our lotal sales from January Jst to October 1st this year show
an increaso of 30 over tho sameporiod Inst. year. Our ! !
(MlRtrtmnrA rnrtninlv nnnrninto flin rul vntitntrnu nf nur ''
snot cash system. '
I Some People Have an Idea That
Pfice Makes Quality.
DOES IT make a $2 shoo any hotter j' 3t because
2.50 for it at an exclusive SHOE STOItE?
you
pay J
rn
There are many reasons why
$ 1
iff YO
I KM
undersells recular Btoros. Thev sell for cash onlv. Thev trot
5 tho lowest quantity prices on account of their great volumo of j
busines. Thoy discount every bill. There 4
aro no unnecessary ezponseH connected t
witu the store.
Tho First Christian church, of Sn
lorn, will rosumo regular strvlcoa to
morrow with tho new pastor Installed,
Dr. David Errett, of Texas, nnd for
merly of Missouri, where ho ran an un
reconstructed Itopubllcan paper In a
hot-bod of Domoerncy. Mr. Errott wbb
educated f6r tho bar, and, at ono time,
enjoyed a largo criminal practice. Ho
Is a gentleman of pleasing and forcible
addross, and has all the qualities of a
pulpit orator of the natural typo of ol
oquonco. ,
Tho Sunday announcements nro ns
follews: Servlcos at 10:30 a. in nnd
7:30 p. m, Dlblo school at 12 in. Chris
tian Endenvor at C:30 p. m. Morning
theme: "Christianity nnd Christians."
Bvening: "Tho Church of Today."
Dr .Errott, tho new pastor, has arrived
and will occupy the pulpit morning
and ovening. Ho greatly doslros tho
prosonce of all the mombors. An offer
ing for church oxUnsIon will be taken
at the ovening service. The publlo Ih
cordially Invited.
Illinois
fdered
Miners Or
to Drop
Strike
Fort an Insufflcent Cause
, or be Expelled From
From The
Unions
Springfield, 111., Oct, 3. Although
1600, of tho 7Q0O miners of this vicinity
left work yesterday, because tho oper
ators didn't comply with tho Btnte law
requiring wash rooms, a general atrlko
in Illinois Is not Imminent. The men
who wont out yesterday havo been on
dorod; to return or Buffer oxpulslon
from ithe unions. Tho United Mlno
Workers refuse to sanction tho strike
Thoy sny the contract with tho opera
tors has not been violated, hence It
becomoa a matter for notion of tho
statp authorities only.
' Plot to BtowTlp Mine.
Colorado Springs. Colo., Oct. 3.
Sltoljt Gilbert received a stolophono
meoenge from the hend olllclnls of tho
Western Federation of Minors nt Don
var, mlvlslng him that a plot has beon
formulated to blow up nn unusod pnrt
of tlfp Mill nt Colorado City, ownod
by the United States Refining & Re
duction Company.
ThOj dynamiting, It Is nllogod by tho
Fodorntlon loadorfi, was to bo dono by
agents employed by tho Intorosts who
aro jTetiklng to disrupt tho Federation
of Miners. In case tho tho plot wbb
successful, reports woro to havo been
sont rondenst that tho dynnrnttcru
and ' firebugs woro momberB of tho
Federation, or members hired by that
organization;
anenn: uimort gave his porsonnl
pledgo to tho Fodorntlon loadors to In
vostlgnto tho report, nnd protect tho
abandoned mill.
:
Dty Goods, Shoes,
Clothing, Hats, Shifts,
Blankets, Hosiery, Un-1
detweat.
"Ve sell only reliubltf merchandise that's J
why our trade keeps growing
9$
Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store
E. T. Barnes, Prop,
WH-fttatIBIla BtW tttOIw
FOURTH DAY OF CONFERENCE.
8eslont Havo Been Extended, by Re,
olutlon, to Monday Evening.
Tho fourth day of tho .Methodist
conforonoe openod as usual by the ad
dross of Dr. S. W. Gamble. At 0
o'clock Dlshop Hamilton called for tho
rondlng of tho mlnutw. Dlshop Ornn
ston came forward and was Introduced
by Illshop Hamilton, nnd made a short
address,
Tho rouiilt of tho ballot for resorvo
dologatos to tho goneral conference
was nnnouncod as M. C Wire and D.
T. Sommorvllle.
The salo of a church building nt
Groshnm was authorized.
Rev. I 8. Knight was Introduced.
nnd prosonted grootlngs from tho Con
gregationn! ABsoelatlon. Dlshop Ham-
Hton reflponded In a few words to Mr.
Knlght'e nddrew.
At this "Juncture tho lay electoral
conference ontered. and wore Intro
duced by Rett M. C. Wire. The prosl
dent of that body, n. F. Saokott, of Co
burg, was lntrwlucd from the plat
form, nnd presented greetings. Dy ro
quest of Wahop Hamilton, Bishop
Crnaston ro ponded
ine secretary of the lay oloctoral
conference thon read reohitlonB
adopted by that body, among which
wa ona asking Bishop Hamilton to
changft tho number of districts In this
conference from four to threo. H.sc
lutlons to tho same offset wuro then
Introduced by Rev. O. II. Bennett, and
unanimously, adoptod,
A resolution was adopted oxtondlng
the timo for tho closing of th confer
ence to Monday evening. If It was
Divorce Restrictions. found that so much tlmo was reoulrod
San Francisco, Oot. 3. -The supremo 'to complete, the work on hand.
vuun nun uuuucu uuwn a uvcimon uj- ur nie annual committee pji-
holding th law that dlvorowl persona ( nouncameuU, the conference took a
shall not marry In UiU state until a ' rcaa U) Mowlay morning, the bishop I
year after tAa lrorc U eured. ; annoanaJng tti tunal afternoon
Trusts Being Pushed. ,
San Franolsco, Oct. 3w The Security
Trust Comjiany has liled a suit In tho
United States court to foreclose the
second mortgago on tho property of
the United Stntw Shipbuilding Com
pany. Tho fnco value of tho raorlgago
is $10,000,000. Tho Unlou Iron Works
Is property belonging to the shipbuild
ing trust. The Mercantllo Trust Com
pany, of Now York, filed a suit on
their first mortgage of JlC.000,000 sev
oral weeks ago,
sion for the presiding elders.
Buchanan Elected,
Kansao Ctty, Qe& J. Buehanan was Many families new have the family
elected preMrient of th Iron Worker utteopain who examine the anatom
by throe vote this afternoon. J t tn children periodically JuBt an
r . dentist looks after their th. i
Hawaiian Bonds Accepted. IWhut a wise custom! It will save
Washlpgten, Oct. 3.8ecreUiry many '"Tf'T." '. ".. . m.y oorroct'
Shaw this afternoon authorised the ac
ceptance by the treasury department,
as neeurity for deposits of government
meswjr, a million and a quarter of Ha-1
wallas bonds, of which the territory j
desired to dispose.
lug small disabilities such as those
of wia spine as soon as tney ueveiop.
Drs. SehoetOe. Barr & Barr, Osteo
paths, Grand Opera House, Salem, Or.
SALEM POLICE COURT,
Three Cases Handled by Chief of Po
lite Glhton.
Trcspate warning.
Hunters, with or without does are ' l9 Umltb, a stranger who haljs
warned not to trespaae c-a our prerai-from Arizona, waa last avenlng ar-
ee, under penalty of the law. reeted for oeing iutoxioated, and
5-28-lwk T. f AND H. WALKHR, locked up He had &0 In hl pocket,
and wns thla morning fined $10, which
ho paid and wont on his way rojolclng.
B. MatU.Bon, a laboring man, waa
arrested for carrying concealed weap
ons, ho having a revolver In his pock
et. This morning he explained to tho
city recorder that ho had bought tho
pistol somo time ago for tho purpose
of suiciding, becnuso ho had been
crossed In love. He had changed hlB
mind, however, nnd had spared hla
own lift. Ho prosontod tho pistol to
Chlof Gibson, ns ho wanted no moro
trouble about It. Mattlson wns allowed
to go his way, promising not to offond
ngnln. Tho plBtol In n prlze-paokngo
concern, and Chief Gibson scarcely
knows what to do with It.
II. Ilalvcrson, n wood-haulor, was
arrostod for boing drunk and letting
his tonm run away. Tho team, while
on tho rampago last ovening, ran lntb
a farm hack on Commercial street, and
damaged It considerably. Halvorson
waa fined $25 for hla oftense, which
ho patd, and ho alto agreed to rolm
burso A. G. Woodworth, tho owner of
tho damaged hack, for tho loss sus
tained. Mr. Woodruff and hla child
narrowly oscnpt'd serious physical Injury.
BULGARIA
VERSUS
JTURKEY
Opinions oftlie Czar
and German Em
peror
f-
SMITH CALL8 IT ROT,
8ays John Albert's Offer to Make Good
Is Buncombe.
Dr. Androw C. Smith, who, In tho
state sennto, helped legislate hlmsolf
Into oIIIqo as profllduut of tho Statu
Board of Health, Bays John Albert's
challongo, offering to glvo $500 to tho
Snlom Hospital If there can bo found
and fever germs in tho Snlom wator,
Is rot As Mr. Albert has already giv
en that Institution $2000, thoro Is moro
substance to It than thoro would np
pear to bo to tho Stato Board of
Ilealth's attack on Salem wator. But
Smith has good lungs, nnd It will
probably bo bottor to offer him wind
than hard cash, to tost tho truth of hla
statements. Ills attack on tho 8nlom
wntor Is about on a par with his first
official act In sending nn oxport to Cal
ifornia to ascortuln whether there wau
any bubonic plague In that- stato or
not.
r
Favorable to Restoration
of Peace .and Adoption1
' of Macedonian Re--
Jforms
Vienna, Oct 3.-Tho Nouo Frclo
Prosso today publishes nn Inspired rir
tlclo from tho Czar and Kmporor, who
bollovo tho recent TurJtlsh bucccsscb
Indicate that tho Insurrection In tho
Balkans la now on Its lost logn, whllo
a war between Bulgaria and Turkey
will not bo pormlttcd. Thoy bollcva It
will soon bo poealblo to peacefully o'x
cento tho proposed reforms In Mnccdo
nln. which will not In any wlsi bo
nbnndonod. . ' '
Tho Bulgarlnn InsurgontB under
Yunoff nttnoked nnd destroyed Ilelltzn,
In northonstorn Macedonia, losing
four' killed, but Inflicting a heavy Iosb
on tho TurkB. '
Wlton thoro Is trouulo In tho 'ByB-
torn tho wlso plan Is to retnovo tho
cause of troublo not drug tho nor'vea
Into Insensibility
Drs. Sahoettlo. Bnrr ft Barr. Ostoo-
paths, Grand Opera Houso. 8alomr Or,
Fi'esh Today
- Soft Centeted
Chocolate Creams
: at
r
Zinn's
154 State lit
Phone 1071 Main.
. , i
(Mfc
fefa.
Life. Snap and Energy
Are all chnrnctcristics of this Etoro. Wo havo no ueo for rv
dend nnd olivo sort of hufiinesa. Wu bolievo nnthing euueoeda
liko BUCCCE3. "Wo'ro nflqr moro businosa uud wo'ro getting it,
Wo wnnt you to visit this Btoromnku yoursi'lf at hoino, You
aro just na welcome whothor you buy or not.
Just Arrived
Another shipment of thote long
lookud-ior
LADIES SUITS
Tbey are In various atylri, In
cludlnir I-oule XIV, conot and
mlUUIte, and are ol tho dm
weaves In fancy zlbtllner, mlxtxl
homMpnns, eUmines cheviots,
Scotch twreds and tweeds,
WehsvetMra la both Isdiet'
and mines tire.
We can pltate you,
Seco&d Floor
Now Trimmings
New ideal in lac and trlra
tnlaz keep coming la and oar pre
sent showing It very complete.
Still we are on the lookout for
more new ihtngs, and at fast as
a new idoa comes out and Us mer
its proven we put t In, Oonie
qimntly yon mav rely upen o-jr
pn-.ent thowiiiK bfiK a repreient
atlve one, and one whose merit is
proved beyond a doubt.
First Floor
The Sale
Of Iloherson't Jloilerv will
continue aa long si tbey last.
The line Includes ladi&s', mlm,
nd chlldren't icgnlar 3Sc bote,
7c Pak
Three pairs for 50c
First Floor
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U0B7ffwr& fe-jfSSi
imiiiM
ft iMAl 4 :' r.SjM
nHH'BBfrfl ptIb
b iliB MkVH wl
.lSgaT W, av imBBh otFlj
i i wj iH il
IlirlSdulfnu fr jfl vHI
lUnJTulorcd B
i i iMMawnaaiaiaMMi
U)liM l; UmikMui a
The Best Proof
That our clothes are ind riuht nnd
wear right Is that men ol faih un who
once buy from ui are to well stltfll
that they come again nnd bring their
friend. This !' natural, bruute wo
buy only depeudsble clothing from re
liable manufacturer!, and we are mb
careful that tho cartnenti fliyoq jxlrlfct
)y and that your general apptnranca l
correct aa you could poiiibly be yeurielf
First Floor
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