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SALEM, OREGON, FEIDAY, JULY 20, 1906.
EGULAR
SMELLING
COMMITTEE
ty Officials Go Nose Gather
og to Find What is TroUb
! ling Stockton
jtocWon, Cni., diuy zu.-ah oiock-
k officials went "odor" hunting to-
For the past two weeks overy
t wind has carried a vilo stench
r the city, creating foars of a posti-
It is said hundreds of dead
ses and cattle, drowned by the flood,
putrifjing on tho levees of the
Idcil island district. The odor be
te unbearable, and tho officials were
Uholmcd with complaints, and so
uded to trace the odor to its source.
By chartered a launch today and left
iruise tho floodied district.
h i i i 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 n m n i h-
)o you believe what others
k if so read this:
eo 24, 1900 I had a tooth ex
ited by Dr. "Wright's painless, math-
Iud can say that it didia'.t hurt a
icle. B. VAUGHN,
Salem, Or.'
fane 15, 10OG. Dr. Wnght put in a
crown and a throortooth bridge
without causing mo' any pain
Itew, an)d I will add that tho work
itiwly satisfactory.
MARTIN OLSEN,
Salem, Or.
I crowns $5, Plates $5, FU-
ngs 50c, Examination free
DH B. E. WRIGHT,
Painless Dentist
fimnhii in hi u ti mV
CUT A
WIDE
NO, 173.
SWATH
(Four O'clock Edition.)
New YocTt, July 20.-A handsome
young woman, giving her name ns Miss
Elizabeth McBenttly, of this city, ami
a man of good appearance, describing
himself as Albert King, a bookmaker,
ngrtl 31, of this city, were arrested
supposedly in connection with the theft
of $50,000 worth of jewels from Mts.
Hnlsey Co(rwin. Miss Beatty is suppose
to tbe tho runaway wife- of a million
alro living at Riverside, 'California,
and it is stated came to New York two
years ago. She has known Mrs. Cor
win about six months. King is nllcged
to be the husband of May Jonner, a
woman well known to tho police, but
who deserted king to become tho mis
tress of a "big" Cleveland bank
buirjglar. The couplo was arraigned on
a chnrgo of gjnnd larceny, and held in
default of $5000 bail.
WISCONSIN
MAN ISA
SCRAPPER
Senator Lafollette Like Grant
Proposes Fighting It out
on That Line
Milwaukee, Wis., July 20. La Fol
lette, answering Hemenwny, who eafd
tho "Wisconsin man's rate bills were
their own -worst enemy, says ho will
go to "Washington next session and urge
every umendinttnt ho proposed. Ho
declares Roosevelt conyatulatcd him,
saying his amendments were good.
MANY HIGHBALLS WASTED.
KILLED
THEM
BOTH
MADE
IT HOT FOR
SYZRAN
Bodies of Girl and Boy, Vic
tims of Jealousy Found
This Morning
Wins Though Dead,
(rour O'clock Edition.)
Victoria, B. C, July 20. Governor
Dunsmuir received a cable from Lon
don thib morning to the effect that the
privy council had dismissed tho appeal
In tho Hopper vs. Dunsmuir case. This
romovos the last chanco of Edna" Wal
lace Hoppil-' to obtain possession of
Alex. Dunsmuir 's share of the fnmily's
millions, ...
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; " Oregon Man Burned. ; '
'. ', Boise, Idaho, July 20. Edw. ', I
J Houston, plumber, while intoxi " J
cated, accidentally ct fire to his
uouso tins. morning at 4 o'ciock. . .
. ; When Tescued, both arms and ',
' ' ono leg were burned off. He came '
i front Linn 'county, drcgon.
nnniiiiHi nn-Mi-ti tit-.
E
fllCAGO STOKE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
HIT
GOODS
N SPECIAL SALE.
PEIOES GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST ON THE PAOD7IG
0OA8T. THAT IS WHY WE ABB ALWAYS BUSY. FEESH NEW
GOODS NOW ON BALE.
from 39c
Burning Scotch Whisky Pours Down
'Gutters of Bonnie Dundee.
Dundee, Scotland, July 20. Over
blazing whisky that filled the streets of
this town late Thursday nlgh.t, womtn
with children in their arms sprang
across tho raging fiery gutters in ef
fort to securo safety, Whilo soveral
of them wero scorched by the finmts,
none were fatally Injured.
The fire broke out in the bonded
warehouse of James Wifson & Co ,
manufacturers of Scotch whisky, and
one of the largest firms in the country.
Tho firo created a panic among the in
habitants, and it was hours before the
flames were unde control. Besides
tho large warehouses, a number of
dwelling housos were consumed in the
flames, and the loss is climated at $1,-250,000.
Kansas City, Mo., July 20. Suppos
ed victims of a rejected suitors' ro
venge, Berthan, Boutin, nged 21 and
Frank Merna, aged' 19, wco found un
conscious this morning nnd danger
ously wounded, where they hnd been
lying all night. The girl had been
struck on tho head with a water pipe,
dragged 30 fiet and. thrown ov(r the
bluff to the railroad tracks, 100 feet
below. Her nose, arm and skull were
broken, nnd tho youth's skull was
f rnctui ed.
MADE
GALLANT
RESCUE
Syzran, Russia, July 20. Setting fro
to tho town the1 rebels have caused the
inhabitants to Hoe, nnd tho whole city
is in flame. The government buildings
nnd treasury are on fire, and the inhab
itants arc seeking refugo in the sur
rounding forests. Many of them have
already arrived at Samar, in the prov
ince of Simbirsk, and they tell harrow
Ing tales of incendiarism.
Not only have tho rifbcls sought to
destroy the town by the torch, but
they have robbed and pillaged where
they can, and) tho fleeing inhabitants
havo been ytrippcM of all thoir posses
sion. Szrnn had a population of 35,000,
and was one of the commercial towns
of rapid growth.
TIME TO
DOUSE
THE GLIM
To Plan Future Missionary Work.
Silver Bay, N. Y., July 20. Tho sec
retaries of tho leading missionary
boards of the United Stntes and Can
ada, prominent clcrgymon of various
mission fields, well known speakers on
missionary and devotional themes, an !
a number of expert leaders of mission
and Bible study classes are assembled
here to attend the conference for lead
ers in young people's work, which
opened here today under the auspices
of tho Young People's Missionary
Movement.
The purposes of this conference is
to enable missionary secretaries in
charge of the Young People's work
and tho leadiers in Sunday schools nnc
Young People's organizations to assist
each other by exchanging mutual ex
periences nud to plan missionary work
for the ensuing year. The conference
is also intended as a training school
for lenders iu the work of local
churches and Sunday schools. The con
ference will last 10 days.
Seaside, Or., July 20. Lea Colin.,
daughter of Leon Cohn, of Seventh
etreet, Portland, barely esenped death
In the Inrgo breakers off tho shore in
front of the Mooro Hotel at Siasido at
11 o'clock yesterday morning.
"With a number of young girls, men
and womch she went in bathing nnd'
struck out ahead of the others. She
was a quarter of a mile down tho bench
"where there was no life line. Present-'
ly it was seen that she had lost control
and was battling with the huge waves
for lie- life.
A number of men dashed into tLe
-Rater after her, Fome of them in their
clothes, and by tho time the young girl
had drifted in front of tho Moore
hotel Dr. A. A. Morrison, of Trinity
church, Portland, who wns on the
beach, plunged into the surf and
renched her just ahead of Karl Kren
Ikt, of the boathouse. Tho two men
caught the girl and enried her out in
safety.
Dr. P. E. Johnson, n gTres of the
LET'S LET THEM GO BROKE.
If Meat Dealers Can't Livo Without
Soiling Diseased Product Lot
Tneni Go.
(Four Q 'clock Edition.)
Chicago, July 20. Tho Xntional
Livestock Exchange, in session at theJ
stock yards, declares tho enforcement
6f the post mortem inspection law will
(Hiin their business. A committee wns
nppointed this morning to mnkc rec
ommendations for some method to pro
tect tine.
"I am a Missourian."
(Four O'clock Edition.)
Washington. July 20. The governor,
general of tho Philippines cables:
"Macario Sakny P'ancisco Cnrreoen,
tho self-styled president, along with1
the vice-president of tho Philippine re
public; Leon Villiafuertel, lieutenant'
general; Generals Julian Montnlon, Lu
cia Devzit nnd Bonito Utinviun'd nnl
a number of important subordinates
have sur-endered, and) aro now in cus
tody nt Maniln. '
Rockefeller Is Coming Back to
America, and Lights Should
Go Out
Paris, July 20. Kuckefcller, accom
panied by his physician and family,
occupies a private car on tho special
steamer train, and will sail thiB even
ing on- tho s'camer America. Ho de
clined to discuss -tho Standard Oil in
quiry. Ambassador audi Mts. McCor
mick will sail on tho snino steamor for
a short vacntion at home.
Holly and Gans to Fight.
Seattle, Wash., July 20. Tho 20
"ountl battle between .loo Gans and
Dnvo Holly, tho two great colorod
pugilists, which is to coino off hero
this evening, hns attracted a largo
number of sport lovers from nil pnrts
of tho country to this city, nnd prom
ises to bo one of tho most Important
pugilistic evonts ecu horq for n long
time. Tho men will fight art 180 pounds
at the ring sido. Both fightors aro
said) to bo In tho very pink of condition
and a lively mill is cxpoctod. Gans is
slightly tho favorirfo and is confldont
thnt ho will bo ublo to knock out IiIh
opponent. Should ho defeat Holly,
Gans will go East to fight a mimbor p
Eastern, boxers. Ho hopew to bo nblo
to arrango a match with Brltt.
Canada Will Sottlo.
Ottawa, Canada, July 20. It Is re
ported a treaty is being negotiated a
Washington toward tho settlement of
tho Bearing son sealing question on tho
Moore, took her in charge at oneo nnd . basis of Canada's relinquishment of
began vigorous offor's at resu8citatiuu. I her rights in pelagic scaling, in return
It is now thought her lift will bo saved.
f VKITE China. Silk, yard. . 2Cc
1 ttiriTE Pongoo Silk, yard, 49e
1 THTE Heavy India- Silkj 49c
J'i'H Wool Dtroas Goods in all
aa of Uglit fabrics, yard 18c,
35c, 49c. 75a Tainl AR frtaS
pHITH Long GlovespniJr $1.25
vwHTH Linserfa Wafatfl.. 49o
WHITE Lingorio Waists, 75c
WHITB 'Iinirme Waists 9Sc
TOato Lingoria Waista, $2.50
Waeh Silks, nil price.
R Wish Dross Skirts
OSc, $1.49. 1.B5 mud 2.50
ITR Indian Head Dress goods
: o iices,
JTE India Linens, plain ewh
"" swsea, Mulls, Dimities
wca at small prices.
aiu4tt Underwear, Skirts,
1 wal Oorsot Covers at tle
ooons, all prices.
IS S frOTn 105 P-
Jja Haj Bag, from 49c up.
i070" roir 35o up.
lr J)0 rwm 70 yd up
fc -Jm ilul iHuwai.
l Par,
on ealo.
WHITE Laoo Curtains,
pair up.
WniTE WJurfim, yard CJ,ic, 7o
8 1-3 nn.1 9c.
WHITE damll-los, 8 l-3c, 9c, and
' 10c yard,
WHITE Bodwrcvodb from 75o np.
WHITE Tnbto Limeno, yard 19c
25c, 35o, urj.
WHITE ToweH-ng from 5o yard up.
WHITE Towels froan 4o eaci) up.
WHITE Trimmed HntH fronr 98o up;
WHITE Dra Ltoeoj at all priaea.
WHITE Hswidkerchiefa, 4c, 5c, 8c.
10c, 15o and 25c.
WHITE Aprons 19c nfcd' 25,
WHITE Embroidories, yard 2c, 4c,
5c, 81-3C, 10c, 12VjC, 18c and 25o
WHITE noso Supporters 10c 15c
and 25c.
WHITE Ready Made Dresses ftr
chdldredi ttnd Misses, pco, 49o,
75o, 98c, $1-49, $1.75 aad $1.98.
WIHTB Jockey Gaps, prfco 19c.
WHITE Kid Glovee, pri0 88,
WHITB Shl-ta for Men, 45c, 69c
sand 9Sc
WHITB DrofB Oolla-Ta for Ladiea
5v 10e, 15c ond 25c,
WHITE Silk Dre Trimminga, at
all priced.
SALEM'S GMSATaST GROWING 8TOBE.
k
Y0Y BMS. . dcoS
Scripps aiud McKca Again.
New Yorkj July 20. A special meet
ing of the directors and1 Publishers'
Pess Association yesterday announced
that E. W. Scripps nnd M. A. Moltae,
had nurchnsed the controlling iutercst
J J. R. Shale, president of the Publish
ers' Company, announced that ho and
T. J. Keenan, secretary, had disposed'
of all thoir stock and jointly gave up
control, and tendered their resigna
tions. McRae, J. Harper, and John
Vandercock wefre elected directors of
the bonrd, which unanimously elected
McRao president, and Vandercock
secretary and general manager. It
jalao retained Andrew McLean as vice!
i president amt treasurer, xne'corauinn-
tion comprises the association of 021
papers, including tho clients of the
Scripps News Association and Pacific
coast organization.
a
HE RAN
AGAINST
IT HARD
Ashland, Wis., July 20. P. It. Potts
swallowed a sufficient quantity of laud
anum to kill him this morning. Ho nd-
dre'sdd a farewell note to his mother,
that death was too slow, and shot him
self. The bullet struck a rib nnd
glanced, and) the shock caused him to
vomit the poison. Ho will live.
i
Boottjr T. Washington Will Speak.
Schenectady, N. Y., July 20. The
colored citizens of this city aro cele
brating Emancipation Day in a more
elaborate manner than ever before, and
an interesting program has been ar
ranged for the oxercises which will
take placu this afternoon and evening.
Booker T. Washington the head of (the
Tuskegee Institute, is here as the
cuest of the colored citizens of this
'citv. and will deliver an address on
I "The Outlook for tho Colored Race."
Popb Prays at Tomb of ieo XLTL
I Rome, July -0. This being the anni
versary of the death of Pope Leo XIIT,
,a solemn memorial mass, was celebrated
'at St, Petw's this morning, at which
tbe -pojfd and o number of cardinals
I officiated. Jfearly 5000 persons, includ
ing diplomatic representatives, high
dignitaries of the ehureb afid state
and a large number of tourisia, -were
present. The pope Meaaed the cata
falque and said a abort prayer for
Money in the Banks.
San Jose, July 20. An old vajlse
which for the past few yenrs has been
stored in the rubbish Toom of the old
Cosmopolitan Hotel, on North Market
streot, which was wrecked by tho earth
quake, was uncovered in n pile, of rub
bish in tho rea of the building today
by workmen.
Tho consents showed the valieo to
have been owned by Joseph E. Thomp
wn, whoso last address was Campbell
Station. Other papers showed tho man
traveled extensively. It contained a
number of tax receipts from San Diego
county. Wearing apparel moth eaten
by age, was also among the list of ar
ticles in the valise.
A number of bank checks -were found,
also bank books, thowlng the owner
had money deponted in severnl East
ern banks and th WtllsTargo bank of
San Francisco which reaebed tho sum
of nea-ly $500. TLe police started an
investigation, but wero unable to learn
an) thing concerning the owner.
ior '.) per cent ot tno retail price re
reived by the ITnited Stntes for the
Bribiloff rnoU-ies. Ofliclnlh discredit
tho report.
o
GaribaJ'aans Ccleibrato Anniversary.
Messina, July 20. Throughout J.'nlv
tho annive sary of tho famous vlstory
of Guiseppo Garibaldi over tho Nopo
litau troops at Milnzzo, July 20, ISflO,
is celebrated1 today. Here tho anniver
sary, wns observed ns a holiday. There
was a pnrado and many voternn Gari-
baldinns took part in it, wearing their
historic red shirts in honor of the oc
casion.
Qocftjo Made Them Quit,
Portland, Or., July 20. After a
stormy all-night mooting tho stroot
car employes this miming voted not to
strike.
(Mnny people will regret tho fact
that they did not hnvo . chanco to ex
pross thoir feelings as betweon Goodo
and the employes, but now thoy would
probably stay with Goodo. Tho aver
age citizen hates to sue strength Ho
down to wealth).
Portland, July 20. A raise in wages
by the company was the cause of tho
rejection of tho striko proposal by
narrow margin.
Land Thieves Oct It.
(Four O'clock Edition.)
Portland, July 20. hi tho land f-nud
trial today Frank Kincnrt, a defend
ant, turned state's ovid'encc, and act
mitted entering into a conspiracy with
the other defendants iu locating vic
tims on timb4" claims under tho rforn-
iso of purchase from a mythical com
pnny. T. Shoul'z, one of tho victims,
testified that he was Induced by the
dofendnnt Hoge to take up claims.
Blew Off His Lid.
(Four O'clock Edition.)
SentMe, July 20. Geo. F. Simonds,
of Chicago, in chnrgo of a Raymond
Wbitcomb tousist purty, suicided by
tho pistol route on the wharf this
morning after the d'epar.tuc'o of his
party on thd etoarnoT City of Seattle
for Alaska. His wife wns among the
pnrty. Tho motive is unknown,
Adopt a Nbw Ritual..
(Four O'clock Edition.)
Denver, Colo., July 20, The now
n'itual finally adopted by tho Elks to
day is now to be sent to tho subordi
nate lodges. The grand lodgo Installed
officers at Its final session today. Clay
ton Dunks, of Choyenne, won tho Iron
cho huing contcs.
o
What Was Ho Earning
(Four O'clock Edition.)
Washington, July 20. J. H. Bishop
has been appointed soerotnry of tho
canal commission at $10,000 a year.
Juan Barrios, Ar.turo Uhlro, Joso Pinto
and Manual Cnprat havo boon appoint
od to represent Guatemala in tho penco
conference.
Russia In tho Depths.
(Four O'clock Edition.)
St. Petersburg, July 20. The bourso
is on tho verge of a panic. Tho gov
ernment, closed six printing establish
ments today. Six hundred houses wa-o
burned at Alatyn, and 200 nt Kaisk.
Work or Walk.
Odessa, Russia, July 20. Strlklug
workmen havo boen notified that If
Uiey hnvo not rolurndd to work by
Monday they will bo exiled.
When tho Weather Changes.
(Four O'Clock Edition.)
Washington, July 20. Members of
tho ice trust this morning plcndml not
guilty, and were given until September
1st to file answers.
Frisco Fire Spreads.
(Four O'Clock Edition.)
London, July 0. It is reported one
of the moit prominent banks in Lon
don, with American connections, la in
tsouble, but has temporarily -weathered
tho storm. It is also rumored that a
prominent British iutursneo company
la financially involved.
Cm I
Cbicago Market.
Chicago, July 20. Wheat, 7S
Nine Per Cent Clean.
Kanrus City, Mo,, July 20. The
World today says of 12 packing housei
in this city 11 have leon declared by
the United States bureau of animal in
dustry to be unsanitary, and they were
given until August iBt to clean up. Tf
not dpno then not an anima will be
alloweu to jmss tho gates for slaughter.
Stands for Exgit Hours.
Washington, July 20. florapers, in
discussing the order of tho President
to enforce the eight-hour law on gov-
Lsfjieat work, ayi "It is vrhat the
federation wanted, and has fought
many years to obtain. The President
is merely carrying out the promise
Albuquerque, N. M., July 20. Earth
quakes aro hindering the, movement of
trains, nnd Sorrocco Ih yearly depopu
Tho rush for timber lands in the John
Day country Is now greater tbac oyer
bofo'e,
Fourteen out of the 75 catcs in tho
Washington county court, tiow la ses
sion, aro divorco cases.
Dr. J. F. CookMe7
to 356 Liberty street, where
he wM meet aH old and new
patients, for any disease,
caMoirDr. Cook. Consufta-
LeoXIIL
77, corn 51 1-5, oatt 35',S32-.
nraue by him long aeo
Uon irt