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' a-v.TC-ssinrsqpvjBHW w light and Friday, fair cooler Fri- MWrUMuu XIV. SAIOBM, OHEaON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1004. NO. 202. N HAWKEYES HAVE ORGANIZED OUTSIDE THE SHOW TENTS MUKDEN OBJECTIVE POINT GRAND. OPERA HOUSE EVENING ATTRACTIONS ENGAGED FACTORY COMING AILT CAPITAL 1111 I inn - - i i " - mm JUUKJNikb ScHHftthing for the Various r local Commercial Clubs to Consider ayor waters is in receipt of the pjlowing communication from M. N. resident of tho Hollonbcck Gun t "Wheeling, West Virginia, and jjgtem is no hog we throw the propo- open to tho rest of tho towns of orn Oregon. Lotter to Mayor Waters. Not being advised as to whether city has a Board of Trade or body acting in that capacity, wo 'et taken tho liberty of addressing communication toyou with tho i that you promptly hand same such body, if any exist; if not, that ou will give tho matter early atten tion, "W$nro desirous of knowing what advantages and inducements, if nny, y'ourlcuy will offer an industrial plant manufacturing a standard commodity euchiSs ours? "Wo employ a very high ilaaslof skilled mechanics, who would oEnuoubtcdly an addition to any emrounity. Our customers are seat ed all over tho "United States and efore wo' derive? our revenue from rces that would not bo a drain on x community, and tho money ex ded by us in wages and general rations would bo thereforo a direct ome and Benefit to all your mor- nts and other interests in your "Wo now have $88,000 cash invest- and should wo decide to chanco r location, wo, wish to increase the pital about thirty thousand dollars, 30,000,' moro of less, dopending rgely upon tho conditions as wo And hem, such as whether or not you ould offer us a building suitable to, ur needs, etc. Our stockholders arc imposed of business men of undoubt- 1 integrity and nro willing to enter- in from you a proposition along Will Wear White Badges in Honor of Secretary Shaw's Visit Tho meeting of tho Ilawkeye Club was held at tho cityjioll last night with a good attendance, and the fol lowing was adopted as a basis for the Order of Hawkeycs. . Articles of Organization. 1. This organization shall be known as the Oregon Ilawkeye Club. 2. The objects of the club shall be tho furtherance of ncouaintanceshin and social intercourse among former residents of Iowa, who have made Ore gon their home. 3. Any persons shall be eligible to membership who have at any time re sided in Iown, and now reside in Ore gon. 4. Tho officers of the organization shall bo a president, ten vice-presidents, a secretary and a treasurer, and an ex ecutive committee of five. 5. It shall bo the duty of the presi dent to preside at fill meetings of tho organization. The duty of tho vice presidents shall be to act respectively in place of tho president in tho absence of that official. 0. Tho secretary and .the treasurer shall perform. tho'Muties usually incum bent upon such officers. 7. The executive committee shall have charge of all business matters of tho organization, such ns authorizing tho expenditure of funds and the audit ing and payment of bills. 8. The oflicers of tho organization shall be elected annually at a meeting of tho members called by the executive committee for social and business pur poses. 0. Tho executive committeo may calj special meetings at any time that occasion requires. , All oxpenso of tho organization shall into tho matter in detail with a ipresontativo, of your community, lould you decide that your -people 111 bo interested in bringing to your ly an industry such ns ours. 'Owing to local conditions wo have ought of making this change, and. such is made it would havo to bo de- fled upon promptly. With this in bw wo ask that you communicate lb us not later' than September 3, P-J." , bo defrayed by voluntary contribu- e lines indicated, and are ready to tions. . Badges for Ex-Governor Shav. The Hawkeyes will wear white badges this evening in honor of the visit of ex-Governor nnd Secretary of tho Treasury Shaw, and march with him in a body from Hotel Willamette to tho opera house. All former Iowans are invited to be present and fall into line. Messrs. Davey, Turner and Smith will have badges to distribute. The first grand rally of the Iowans will be held on n date at the state fair that is yet to be announced, and Iowans from all over this part of Oregon are urged to bo present and join the club. What a Cub Reporter Dug Up During His Night Ramble Ringling, Bros, circus is a thing of tho past with Salem for this season, but everybody was there, nnd everybody, enjoyed themselves, then .went home, deelnring privately nnd publicly to any ono who would listen that they would go again, by guml Thero was "somesthing- doing overy niinuto" from thcrtimo the first .sec tion thero-nro four of tho train came in sight in the morning, until tho red lights of the last section disappeared last night. Although ono Journnl reporter could bo found on tho top row of tho reserved seats, eating peanuts and drinking red lemonade, another found quito an in teresting study outside tho big terit where tho tearing down of everything1 that did not., pertain to the perform ance had begun almost as soon as did bridges, and tho others are following First the cnges wsro taken from the monagerio tent nnd loaded on tho cars, Ten Thousand Japanese Cross River and Threaten Stronghold Mukden, Sept. 1. It is reported that 10,000 Japanese are advancing from tho northeast of Mukden, but tho report is notTcoufirmod. N Jff , Rome, Sept. 1. The Lino Yang cor respondent of the Itnlia Militniro wires that the total losses from fighting around Lino Yang thus fur aro 27,000. The Russians have already .lost 15,000 In killed, woundeds'and prisoners. Thoy h'nve also had 45 cannon d'estroyc1, 10 ennuon, 40,000 rifles nnd 2000 wagons havo been captured nnd 200 wagons de stroyed. Tho correspondent estimates that the Japanese losses nre 12,000 men killed nnd wounded. Will Not Hold All Who Will Want to- Hear Shaw Speak Mrs. Hallie Fairish Hinges Will Sing at Oregon State Fair Hon. Leslie M. Shnw; secretary of I President W, II. Downing, of the tho treasuiy will nrrlvo in Salem this stnto fair board, was in tho city todayc oveniiig, nnd will deliver a political for tho first time since his recent ill address at tho 'Opera Houso at 8 ness. Ho Is enthusiastic for tho fain, o'clock. Ho will como from Portland wild, whllo ho has not been very vrclH on tho 0:10 train, and will bo escorted for several days, yot ho has boon i to tho Willamette Hotel by tho rocep-lc,oso tonrh w,th tho 8crotnry, W. A tion committeo of seven, headed by , Moores nt n11 tlmos' aml ,mH ovorythlue Mayor Waters. Ho will hold an In." '" hnnd fr anactlvo cn'lKn. , formal reception nflerdinuor, and, then I Th? "Bts wo all completed) will go direct to tho place of speaking fo,r, tho fair wk' ovon tho minor aT under escort of tho Hawkoyo Club. tnils nro out of tho wav' aml w111 n(J Salem pcoplo will hail with dolight tho announcement that Mrs. JJnllto? The program at tho Opera Houso con sists of music by tho bnnd, nnd a song .bv Miss Itnvinnnd. nun of Snloin'a tnl. cnted vocalists. Tho prominence of rnrrish-Hingea vlll sing during v the Sept. l.-Gonoral tho orator is ,suro to crowd tho houso " ', , """"" ? rrossintf thn Tnfnoa lo mo limit, ns mnnv will nrrlvn nn tlin ' ' " " ' '. horo at 7 o'clock this evening' that tho Rus- tho elephants, buffalo nnd ponies f ol-' s5nn ,riKnt 'enter dofonfling Llao Yang lowed in quick succession, and in 10 ls treating, and tho Japaneso aro in St. Petersburg, nl"u,u D ruiv jb iTossing uio lames i " m, " ninny win urnva on inu , . vr t " v river to the i.t. ortl, nt T.inn Vnn lovcnini! trnins from tlin nnrtl, n,l 8 s,, lln8 bce ioxmc( hy 'CrIeBfoW S Kl!..t!- . . ' tl. o1 r i . i. .r. ...... nmiinnn suuin. oiiii'iit in iiirLiimiTii in NiiciirinfT thn n.lllrnsa. mill will fnmlali nn nnn.!1 OLU "'"B'1- ciativo audience. Monday night will bo opening nighg. Tho introduction of Socretnry Shaw 6no livision crossed of ndmirjors, will bo heard in tho bwooI- msi '. -.. v;i i.VBio, oepi. a. Aews Jgaaht Oil Oars Wrecked. folding, Cal., Sept. 1. Three oil rs on an extra northbound freight It tho track a mile south of Kennet ps morning at 5 o'clock, and were Irled into tho river. Ono was drag- Id nlone tho track, tearing up the ils and ties. All traffic is tied up. Caught in a Galo. '. Athens, Sept. 1. An excursion boat lied with people was caught in a gale par Volo today, and 25 were drowned. Granted Ball. Now York, Sept. 1. In the absence of opposition from District Attorney Jtorome, Justice Ammond, of tho su premo court this morning granted the application of Nan Patterson for ad mission to bail, and fixed the sum at $20,000. minutes from tho time the tent was cleared it was packed snugly away in the canvas wagons. Tho main top, ns tho big tqnt is called, takes longer to "striko" than' tho menagerie tent, but, with 125 henr- ty canvassmen and 40 property men, record-breaking time wns made in Ak ron, Ohio, when the huge cloud of can vass was disposed of in 10 minutes. Tho ordinnry time used in striking this tent is 20 minutes. Par from the least of tho great at tractions of this show nro two troupes of Captain Webb's trnined seals. Theso auimnls,ulthough Ungainly loo"king,soein to havo almost human intelligence. There aro six of theso troupes. in tho United Stntes, belonging to Captain Webb, two with Ringlings nnd one eacli with Barnum, Sells. Wallace and Norris & Rowe. Theso seals aro said to bo very stubborn, and it is only after long nnd caroful training that they will perform. Ringling Bros, nro no moro immune from nccidonts than nny other show. While pulling into Ogden ono of the palnco horso cars took fire, and eight valuablo horses were burned, ono a $3000 sadillo horso belonging to Otto Ringling. - Among other attractions on tho out side of tho big tent is a G-tou electric llirlit nlnnt mmintnil .in n .i-ri.Mii TH.trj plant furnishes the power for tho 30 400-candIo power lamps which light tho main tont, and also for the four calci um lights, Which are used to such good effect in tho Crusades. purs ult. St. . Petersburg? 'Sfpf 1. Gonoral Stoessel, in commnntlint Port Arthur, reports that th?j. Japaneso mado as saults on tho fortressjbn August 23 nnd 20, but were repulsed in each ease. It also 'states tlmt ' the garrison received tho congratulation of tho Cznr on thoir bravery with loud hurrahs. It.ndds: "Your mnjcRty has doubled tho forces defending Tort Arthur, nnd tho heroic spirit of tho troops. Prom today, with God's help, all assaults shall be repulsed." London, Sept. 1. Router's St. Potors burg correspondent rojiorts that news has renched St. Petersburg that Gener al Stnokelberg was wounded in tho fight nt Lino Yang yesterday, but remained in tho fighting line. Tho fighting con tinued until late tonight. Thero nre great losses on both sides. eliable etchandise costs more money than the unreliable sort, but it is, true economy to buy the best. ' onest Goods marked on a spot cash basis means a saving of 15. to 20 per cent., be causa it costs a credit store more to do business than a cash Btore. 4J Cases of Shoes Fot Fall 3,739 Pairs already received or now on tho way. 61 cases already received. SO cases oxpected Soptember 1, and there are more to follow as soon ns the factory can turn them out. Practically every pair gives sat isfaction. That's why we sell so many shoes. Our assortment com prises stylo' and quality suitablo for every use. HOP PICKERS' GLOVES that fit. Did you ever have that kind before! And they're made of tougher leather than the ordinary kind. 25c, 35c, 45c The New York Racket Safem's Cheapest One Price Casn Store. T. BARNES, Prop, St. Petersburg, Sept. An official messngo from Lino Yang, just rocoived, announced that General Krosvsky, commanding n portion of the Russian fighting line, waH seriously woundod yestcrdny. St. Petersburg, Sept. 1. Roports from Liao Yang say that tho battlo con tinued until tho middle of tho night, nnd tho fight was full of slaughter. Tho Japanese succeeded in getting a col umn ncross the Yaitse river, northeast of Liao Yang, and Genornl Kuropatkin gavo tho order to fall back on tho main work. Owing to the Japaneso pros- Whilo strolling nround looking for . uere' tms movement was not executed, news tho reporter stoi.ned in front of aml tho """ies slept in their positions. Zouaves' camp, and, by tho wny, it is At 6 'lok this morning tho battlo . ... ... ... Miml nftl IkAAn vianrr.n1 niir nnininn titni inia rriiiA wnn pirn, i " ". "-- .wmm.vw. -i - ----- ----- -I- turcd in the wilds of tho United Stntes, for, while standing there gazing in nnd thoro will bo nddrosses by Govor . ,!.. -.1 ll r .tfl T TV will bo by President J. N. Smith, of the m .nuu.onu.n, yr ,,, .,. Roosevelt Club; of this city. Mr. Shaw, tp 0I "" " oi lrae,,re is accompanied on his trip to Salem by 'Pontntlvo of tho Lewis and darker Hon. I. L. Patterson, collector of cus-lfalr aml tho aroator Sa,om Ch,,,t ;"r toms, an ofiico under tho treasury do.Bo,oy' Km"y Sq"ler nm1 K,,,cv'' 8t"?' partment. He will bo invited to tako!wart Male Quartet will also bo on tW dinner with the secretary nt tho Hotel PR' that evening, nnd tho latter Willamette, where special floral decora- wl11 nW)C1,r on M,1,ly Wednesday antT I- i.n,.o i, m...t., ., i.u ...i Friday ovonings. r "" '' Mwii Jiittviu tt ma uviitii iiiii .... ... . ' Tuesday will Do Wooiimon or titer- in tho dining room. ' lromlnent Republicans' will occupy tho boxes nnd tho stage, with a delegn- World dnv. and thn dimmers oxnoct u very large crowd. Thoy will arrangoa- tion of the Young Men's Republican "l10"1111 l'roBr," tM oi K00tl nttr,,ST Club, of this city, and prominent Re.,110"8' an'1 ex,oot tho l,e0Pl0 to, bo f? publicans from other parts of the state Ka "umor d,,r,I1K tno lny a,ul OV0S? and county. Tho program will neccs-1 "' , , ,. L sarily bo short, us Mr. Shaw must ' Fri,1y n wiH ,l)0 tho 0a Hpoak and leave on tho 10:30 train, and ""''" "'cetlng, and overy county will iinvn twn hniira fnr litn nilHrntiM. t ifrfintltiiiPri trt Pnrn Hlr.i r- (Contlnucd on Pn0 Six.) r fei&3&i awe at tho red uniforms, two of the braves started a wrestling match, and were requcstod to ceaso in a decidedly American manner by tho captain of the band. Ho first bawled, "Cut itiout, or you'll tear your uniforms," nnd, as they heeded him not, ho captured one by the neck and the othor by tho ear, and gently (f) pulled them apart. But for all of the tired feeling and empty pursos which wo brought home with us, wo want the rireiiH to come again next year, especially if it Is Ring- lings. Boy Hurt at Depot. A very distressing accident occurred at the Southern Pacific passenger de pot this morning, shortly before tho arrival of tho overland. Clarenco Shaw, one of tho earriers for tho Oregonian, was playing near tho sido door, close to a carriage which was waiting for Dr. Pierce. He ran oloso to one of tho horses, nnd was kicked in the head. His bead was out in soveral places, and his ear severed. Tho littlo fellow wae suffering very much when he was taken heme in a oarringe, and his wounde wore dressed. He is doing an well as ewld bo'ftxpeoted. Dr. F. R, Smith is attending him, and, while his injuries are painful, he does not consider them serfoas. O ' Magnate Invades EngUud. L.nlon, Sept. 1. The Mirror say that Rockefeller is about to establish a bank in London that trill have a eap tal of many million pounds utorllng. St. Petersburg, Sept. 1. Tho report that tho Japanese, under General Knr oki, crossed tho Taitso river is con firmed in nn offleinl dispatch from Gon oral SakharorT. The dispatch states that a division of foot soldiers, with cavalry and Artillery, crossed first and covered the advnnoe of the further do tai'hment. After fording the river tho Japanese advanced toward Lino Yang in two bodies, one marching duo wont tho oth or by the way of the Vontnin mines. Fierce fighting ensued betweon tho loading, ranks of the Russian and .Tap anese foraos. St. Louis Fair Contest MISS ALENA MELLEN having received the highest number of votes 4tt tfiA Tnir flntif Acf la AntltlAil n nil ftiA tinnnflta in Tin rljtrlvAfl fram ntir offer. We wish to thank the different candidates for allowing their names to be voted upon during this contest, and also the friends and patrons of the store for the Interest and friendly rivalry thoy have shown for the va rious candidates. Following is tho vote complotei Total Number of Votes Cast 1 00095 Number Voted For 65 MISS ALENA MELLEN 43235 MISS BEATRICE SHELTON .... 39622 Yesterday's Vote J0983 A complete record of all votes cast during this contest has been kept (and votes filed) for the Inspection of anyone desiring to examine tho bat lots. London, Sept. L The Kxohnngo Tel egraph reports that official confirma tion has been reeelved in London of tho report Unit U)e Rumdnn right contor is in full retrofit, with General Oku in pursuit. Alx that General Kuroki has suereeded in trning General Kuropat kin's position from the North. Meets With Accident. Halt Lake, Spt. l.1l. h. Wilkinson, of a Cleveland, Ohio, commandery of the Knights Templar, en route to San Franelscjp, was strangled by salt in two feet of water in Great Salt Lake, while bathing this morning. He was brought into the city en a spceial train, and rushed to the hospital, but will prob ably die. ' 'O i . . .. 2few Oars Arrived. The new 54-horM-power eleetrle ears that are to take the place of some of the old 15 h-r- power ears now used, have oriived m tfe & P freight yards. Dtess Goods Thoso now fall and winter dross fab rics. What n sonsn of comfort and warmth thero is in tho (Irons goods department, whero tho now fall and winter things aro holding court. You will find nn immenso assortment of all tho prettiest and best goods in nil standard and funey weaves. We are here with tho goods. Co sets New full cor sets to har monize with new fall gown. Our lino is unsur passed, new models to fit all figures. 50c to $3 YyCZMm Silks Look among theso new silks and nuo If any kind, whether for nn odd bloiiBo to go with, your now suit, simple nftornon frook, a dainty even ing or dinner dress, or a long, loose gown for Jiisy hours, Is locking, We show tho largest variety of silks in this city, nnd our prices nro consid ered by export shoppers to bo the lowest, quulity considered. How Abottt Yout New Hat? Kvery shupo shade and style for overy o,oiiim tion, and for ev ery oceasion of dress, street and buslnoos wour is shown in splen did variety. mm? $1.00 to $4.00 '