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'V'jifliW'f'j'Piuriw- """nuuy ypi MILY CAPITAL JOURNAL ' ' i . . i i.i i it-J i i mi , jy n . i i 1 SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1904. No. 104. :W CHWANG PORT TO BE OPENED possiao Force Has Advamced Upon Wiju Across the YaSu in Had first News of Russia to At tack Them With the Port Arthur Fleet don, May 9. The Japanese min- Klayaihi, today said that Gen- BjXurokl would probably clash with leral Kuropatkln's forces at Lai- iagrldnvlng them back. In the event the Japanese occupation of Now iwanir. the civil administration will liameljlately be appointed, and that jprjflPpened to all nations. Admiral OgOfflVlH dock part of his fleet, and inis men ar est from their cease- v .. vigu. attack on Chemulpo, for the reason that interrupted cables between Vlad ivostok and Port Arthur, in possession of the Japanese, show that the Rus sians were prepared to attack Saseho with therr Port Arthur fleet February 13th, without preliminary declaration of war. Russians Cross Yalu. SthlPetersbunr. May 9. A cable from Seoul? capital of Corea, says Russian forces of unknown strength havo jcr&ssed the Yalu below WIJu and oc cuplod Chang Jin on May Bth. A force of mounted Manchurian bandits ac companied the Russians. Japs Had First News. London May 9. The Birmingham Pos-tM5y says the British govern WM?ofllclally notified the United KStaEtiiat it has resolved to creato " m.wv?. , . . , an, -Asiatic ueparynent 10 aeai wun business In the Far East. The gov ernment has authoritative informa lyon to the effect that the Russian veramont will not press her charge ffiSunBt Japan, of alleged breach of Rteernatlortal law, by making the first Latest Russian Movements. St. Petersburg, May 9. Aloxieff an nounces the transfer of his head quarters to Haibin, while Kuropatkln goes to Mukden. Jessen's fleet is at Vladivostok. Another Cruiser Lost. St. Petersburg, May 9. A report current today says tho Russian cruis er Rurlk, of tho Vladivostok squadron, has been destroyed, whether by acci dent or of a Japanese attack, is not stated. Port Arthur Strong. St. Petersburg, May 9. In army cir cles tho belief is provalont that Port Arthur will bo able to resist a land attack for si1 months. Yellow tinged cloth, similar to khaki has been de cided upon for summer clothing for the troops. Hear Wm. Wallace Graham at Cord ray's opora house Wednesday even ing, s 2t BRIPLE MURDER TRIAL Charged With Shooting Down His Twin Sister islrg Sun, Ind , May 9. The trial imes Gillespie, principal, and Mr. 5 Mrs. Myron Barbour and Mrs. Seward, accessories in the al- id murder of Elizabeth Gillespie p December, began this morning. esplo was arraigned singly. Tho lm was his twin sistor, and sho shot down In her home by a hid- r'nssassln, as sho was preparing to Blvo guests. A shotgun was used. story of tho family's dlssontlons Bed tho grand jury to Indict Gil- Bo anil tho others. ST. LOUIS IS FAR AHEAD Of the Other Word's Fairs in Getting Under Way St. Louis, May 9. The second week of tho exposition was uehorod In to day with beautiful weather. Tho di rector of exhibits said: "Progress of tho exhibit nnd installation Is now flvo weeks ahead of Chicago for tho cor responding period of 1893, sovon weeks ahoad of Paris, and will bo 99 por cent complotod by Thursday ov onlng. Today's program embraces opening oi the Swedish pavilion, a lady managers' reception to Mrs. R. D. Francis and meeting of the national commission. NATOR RESIGNS His Position as Hold-Over Sen ator From Multnomah County , t Pressure of Private Business Assigned as the Reason His Successor Will Have to Be Chosen in June State Senator Henry E. McGinn, of Portland, resigned his oflce Saturday afternoon, and his successor will be elected at tho coming election. The lettor which was received by Governor Chamberlain Is ai follews: "I herewith transmit to your excel lency my resignation us state sena tor from Multnomah county to the Or egon legislature, to which ofllco I was elected In June, 1902, for the full pe riod of four years "The reason Ashlch impels me to this course Is entirely of a business kind. My private affairs require a stricter attention thau I could possibly give to them, were I longer to contlnuo a member of the senate. I have, there fore taken the liberty of placing my resignation in your hands at this time, to the end that tho necessary steps may bo taken to elect my suc cessor at tho coming general election In June, when, without troublo and expense, this may bo dono." Senator McGinn has occupied a prominent placo In Multnomah county affairs for many years, and wbb one of the members of tho Scott-Mathews machine. Governor Chamberlain will give tho required notice, and his succo3sor will be named at tho regular election. Flunked at a Banquet. It is recalled that Senator McGinn was given tho placo of honor at the Polk county Republican banquet a few weeks since, but whon tho time camo for the oratory to bo turned on ho had disappeared and it was impos sible to get track of him. Ho did not appear again at the banqueting table, although he had come a long dlstanco to be in attendance. Republican lead ors do not know what to make of his present action, and fear that it fore bodes'GjVil to their organization. It is also Tocallcd that ho was not In at tendance at the Bpeclal se38lon of tho legislature, taking that occasion to go on a visit to his mother In San Francisco. It Is now thought thnt ho has noj beon In harmony with tho dominant faction of the party at Port land for Bomo tlmo. It Is also under stood that ho Is out with tho Simon faction and hence had no political association. Condensed Telegrams. (Received today by Tho Capital Journal via Scripps News Associa tion.) De'Pleek, a former Russian minis ter of 'finance, dlod this morning at St, Petersburg. Many wore killed by a five-story bulldln-ialllnB on them at St. Etlonno, Haytl, today. Twelve bodies wero re covered. A Tlills trnns-Cauca3slan cable says: Supt. Frankol, of the Russo Persian printing establishment nt Meshed was assassinated. FREE. THE SEVEN SUTHERLAND 818 TERS ARE AT FRY'S DRUG 8TORE, AND WILL TEACH YOU HOW THEY PRESERVE THE HAIR. COME AND SEE THEM. 5-9-1 wk WOODBURN REPUBLICAN HURRAH Red Fire and Rockets and Ora- tory by the Candidates With ' Two Bands Two Special Trains Loaded to the Guards -Dan J. Malarkey Who Broke Mult nomah Slate An unqualified success was scorod by tho Republicans at their Woodburn rally last night, and tho congressional chairman, Too7,o, and his Albany sec retary, Hill, camo In for high praise. Two special trains wore crowdod to tho guard rails, and tho aisles wore filled with pooplo, all of whom paid their own fnro to hoar Republican or utors mako tholr maldon effort In tho presidential campaign. Tho train from Salem down was tumble to carry nil who wanted to go, and tho Snlom commltteo covored itaolf with glory, making tho train net tho Southern Pacific Company nearly ?G0 moro than was asked as a guaranty. Tho Sllvor ton train carried twlco ns many peo ple ns tho local commltteo thcro sot out to socuro. Tho Chemawa Indian band spent tho dny at Woodburn, and a great crowd was gathered thoro all day. Tho addition of tho Salem Mil itary band was a great feature, and thoy won many fino compliments for tholr fino playing, dividing honors (airly with tho Indian school boys, Woodburn Was Decorated. Thero wore plcturos of Roosovolt ami bunting nnd flags on all thlo prin cipal plnces of business and rosl donees, and tho Queen City of Fronch Pralrlo did herself proud, Tho local committees woro bcribbonod and woro broad, boamlng smiles of wolcomo for tho Republicans who camo from as far as Brownsvlllo and Lebanon In Linn county. Noarly ovory town In tho county was represented Thoro was an nbumlanco of music, and thoro wero many speaker and candidates introduced who woro not "on tho pro-' gram." But everything was given and recelvort in tho propor pirit. There Was Red Fire. Whon tho trains woro in nt 7:30 thoro was a forming of Unco on tho main streets of tho town, and at tho command of Chairman Patton, tho rod flro began to glow, nnd tho town was bombarded with a rain of flro from tho prosperity rockets In tho linn (1b of tho Salem Roosevelt Club and tho Young Men's Republican clubi. Plain J. P. Leveque. Rev. J. P. Lovoque, nn enthusiastic Republican worker was ono of tho lo cal rccoptlon committee, and helped to entertain tho speakers. Ills rest dencc was tho most patriotically dec oratod of tho many In Woodburn on tho occasion of tho Hermann rally. Tho front was covered with bunting, and thoro was a largo picture of Roosovolt wreathed with flags. In bolng named to presldo at a Re publican primary, ho was nominated ob Father Lovoquo. Ho nld: 'IFlntt of all, I nm an American cltizon. Noxt I am a Republican. In my pulpit I do not dlsctiBs politics, nnd when taking part in a political mooting I nm not 'Father,' but Just plain J. P. Lovoquo." His remarks enrriod tho houso 'by storm. Shorey Turned Loose. Dr. Shoroy opened tho ball with a fow felicitous romarks. Ho tore a fow shakos off tho templo of liberty, (Contlnuod on fourth pngo ) O Yot Lose All The advantage of the buying powor of cash whon you spond it at a credit store. That's why cash buyers trade at M New York Racket : m They find thoy get about 25 por cent better value for their money j Ithan at stores doing a credit business. f We havo had a phenomonal Increase in sales since adding DRY GOODS Hif Conivd I m i mmmm v 1 1 gBii IB fjLJLw IS THE ONLY GO-BETWEEN THAT DUYER 'AND 8ELLER DARE MAKE AN ASSOCIATE OF You may conio in all confidence, for tho things wo tell about In this storo bulletin. Wo shall pevor intentionally load any patron a "wild gooso chase" In taking us at our word and coming to this storo for tho articles advertised, only to find conditions and values wilfully or carolossly mis represented. Read on; It's duo to our cash plan which enables ub to do a profitable busi- ness at one-half tho margin of profit asked by regular stores a Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Shifts Everything for tho whole family. Salem's, cheapest one-price cash store. Wednesday Only Tailo Suits continue to be a great drawlng card and many are availing thoni selves of the opportunity of so curing hlgh-grado new spring tail or suits at much below their real worth. Don't procrastinate. $17.50 to $20.00 Suits $13.65. $22.50 to $25.00 Suits $17.85. $2630 to $30.00 Suits $19,65. $35.00 to $40.00 Suits $26.60. Our 175th Wednesday Special Salo This week wo offer a fine grado of Black Llslo Hosiery, laco open ork; all are 'ace lisle, laco boot effect and eour.t. 'nlo; all tho very best ty!os fast black for Wed nesday only, supply your summer needs at J 9c pair Wash Goods Tho woman who Is diligently plan ning for waim days ahead, who Is figuring on what to wear In tho city, at thq, Hoa shoro, in tho moun tains, or at Bomo country resort, will find this rango of wash fab rics without equal. Ladies' Neckwear An immense lino of ladles' neck wear ha rccontly been addod to our largo stock. Tho groat varlo .ty of styles includes everything which Is most handsome and up-to-dtto. See them. Shoes Ladios' Oxfords $2.50 Men's Shoes $3.50 Ctf riltl IK4 W Uul UU9tl Xtrt 1 Refined and Artistic for Men Clothing Hart, Schaffner & Msrx clotflng for mon has all tho correetnoss that tho host tailors can possibly give. Our suits and overcoats aro famous among well-dressed men for tho beauty of tholr fabrics, tholr graceful lines and tho com fort and uaeo that Is felt In porfoct flttliiK clothes. Wo have your Uo horo Lot us fit you out. !