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SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1000.
NO. 230.
ENEMENT HOUSE IS A CREMATORY
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ARMERS ASSIST IN DEVELOPMENT WORK
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UBBLE"
DRIVERS
STRIKE
v Want Better Pay for
Running Over Unwary
Pedestrians
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Hew xorK, uci. -u. "" ""-
hi chauffeurs empioyeu uy me
York Transportation Company
operating electric cabs, struck this
mine for higher wages. A non-
Ion man attempted to take one of
vehicles from the garage, and
.a . .1 .lu. Mw1 Vtl rvt tfm
en tne crowu uiubbcu mm i..u
seat, he flred upon his assailants.
o police restored order and made
arrests. A riot ended the at-
fcipt to run the cabs. The company
a none of the demands of the men
il be granted.
RMiir (it' Vto Inilians.
New Castle, Wyo., Oct. 2o. uov-
bior Drooks has left here with
Lops to drive the Ute Indians back
i their reservations. The Indians
the larger part of the band which
tamped near Douglas a few weeks
numbering 500 or 600. A few
them returned to Douglas with
Indian agent, but the others
bid not be persuaded to turn back,
started for the Black Hills coun-
stopping near here on their way.
rernor Brooks does not expect
PINNED
UNDER
KANSAS
CITY
ENGINE
FIREi
Brakeraan Amputates Engi- Chamber of Commerce Build
neer's Leg With Ax in ing Burns-Fourteen Dead
fcTtort to Save Him Are in the Ruins
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Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 25.
Bernard F. Vager, called the "luck
iest man on the Great Northern sys
tem," is dead. Ho was pinned under
an engine, and ordered a brakeman
to amputate his right leg with an
ax. The operation was performed
at one blow, and a tornlquet was ap
plied, according to the injured 'man's
directions. He was carried 20 miles
on a handcar and 100 miles on an
improvised train to Ely, Manitoba,
where he died from loss of blood.
Kansas City, Kan., Oct. 2-5. One
body, believed to bo that of Daniel
Young, was taken from the ruins of
what was formerly the Chamber of
Commerce, which burned this morn
ing. It Is supposed there are other
bodies in the debris. The loss Is
$50,000.
HYMEN'S
HOLY
BONDS
Senator Simpson Marries In
Response to Ladies
Suit
MORE
REBATE
CASES
Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 25.
Federal officials declare they have
secured direct evidence that rebates
were granted by the Minneapolis &
St. Paul road to grain companies,
forcing Independents out of business.
Kansas City, Kan., Oct. 25. Thir
teen aro still unriclounted for in tho
Chamber of Commerce fire. Of
two women, threo girls and a baby,
two women, thre oglrls and a baby.
25. It is bc
n score of bod
the tenement
Assistant Firo
Kansas City, Oct.
lleved there is nearly
ie3 in the ruins in
building, although
Chief Lind Insists tho list of dead
will not reach over six. Three bodies
haye been removed. Those of Dan-j
iel Young, aged CO, a Jaberer: John'
Lynch, a teamster, and an infant,
the child of John Sparks and wife.
Lynch was killed trying to save tho
Sparks baby. Of about 50 injured
threo will probably die. Charles
San Francisco, Oct. 25. When
the enso of Isabel Davis against Sen
ator Simpson was called this morn
ing representatives of the two par
ties to the enso had a consultation,
at which Simpson agreed to marry
Miss Davis. Tho trial Judge then
.poriornici tne marrlago ceremony,
.and the caso was dismissed.
'ashore
i OFF fort
STEVENS
great trouble in forcing the red Tho federal grand Jury continues the nn engne0P( wno was glck on
back.
Investigation.
AGO STORI
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
isit Out Stote
ind Sec the Crowds of Busy Btyes
Ihen you will get the idea of what store In Salem is doing tho biggest
bslness The people are with the CHICAGO STORE now stronger
ad greater than ever Our sale3 run up week after week In leaps
ud bounds. We will keep tho good work up and always appreciate
peir kindness and generosity THIS WEEK'S SALE will be attrac-
Ive as we will show new lines of good,s In nearly evory department,
heed away down to induce nulck selllnc READ ON
tho third floor of typhoid fever, Is
missing. Jesso Ford, a laborer, car
ried his wife and baby along n beam
from the fourth floor window to a
point directly above tho firemen,
and dropped the woman and child to
them, both landing snfely. The flre-
men caught Ford as ho Jumped. Tho
'janitor snys about 100 persons regu
larly lived In tho building, nut a
number of extras occupied rooms last
night.
Portland, Oct. 25. Weather Ob
server Uenls received a wire from
North Head that a four-masted bark
is n'shoro off Fort Stevens. Tho life
saving crow has gono to her rescue.
Portland, Oct. 25. Tho vessel is
Bupijosed to bo tho four-masted steel
bark Iverna. Sho wns blown on thu
beach by a Nortwest gale, a mile and
a half south of the Jetty at tho
mouth of tho Columbia this morning
Life savers from Fort Stevens havo
gono overland to tho scene, and will
tnko on the crow this afternoon. Tho
vessel will bo high and dry nt low
tide, ami there is no chnnco of flont
Ing her. The crew Is In no danger.
Portland, Oct. 25. Tho wrecked
vessel is tho Peter Irodalo from
Snllua Cruz, California.
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HAZERS
GET
THEIRS
Have to Show Up In Court
Once a Week and Tell All
They Know
Marietta, O., Oct. 25. Under tho
now nntl-hnzlng statue tho first con
viction was secured today, Sidney
Colt and Claronco Tlbbotta were con
victed of hazing Frnnk Dartlott, a
follow student In tho high school.
Tho defendants were ordered to re
port to tho court once a week, with
their books, to mako a revlow of
their studies, and n detailed account
of their conduct.
LEBANON
FARMERS'
INSTITUTE
And Development Convention
Will Be Held Nov. 6, 7, 8,
Under the Auspices of the
Development League
Canada to Change Tariff Jdiw
Ottawn, Oct. 25. Tho promler an
nounced today that at tho coming
Bossion of Parliament, in November,
somu important changes will bo mndo
In tho preferential tariff, which -now
A fnrmors' Institute will bo hold
in Lebanon, Oregon, undor tho nus
pices of tho O. A. C. on Novombor
C, 7 and 8. At a mass meeting hold
at that llvo town It was unanimously
decided to invito tho Wlllnmotto Val
ley Development League to hold a
session lu Lebanon at tho muno tlmo.
and on tho occasion of which tho
business men will organize a local
lenguo.
Tho Development Convention and
LOTS OF BROKEN ItlliS.
Ac-
LADIES' LONG COATS
I We receive everv week indies'
ong Coats by express from New
"k in all the latest shndow
ilds plain colors and black
Hces.J4.95, 16.90, $8.50, $9.90
ad $12.50 worth from IS.00 to
IS.OO.
MISSES' LONG COATS.
Mo children's in shadow plaids,
PT blue, red fancy stvles
Mr Skin. rtf PrWa tl.RO.
50. J2.95, $3.50. $4.50 and
1.90 an marked down for quick
,'llng.
NEW DRESS GOODS. .
EI1000 worth Inst received In
the new Shadow Plaids, Navy
le. Fancy Check. Dark Reds.
a'n and fancy Blacks Prices a
N 15c, 25c, 3S'c 49c, 65c, 75c,
fc and 98c Special nrlces for
III tale.
NEW SILKS.
Jtut received In. plain and fancy
?aetas, fancy plaids, soft Bilks
Tard wide Taffeta silk In
rf and hi a Mr TTnnrlrerifl of
Met to select froia Driced away
yard 25c, 25c 49c, 65c
H and air,
V Prices In Every Department.
NEW MILLINERY.
From Chicago by express now
on sale and ready for your Inspec
tion, we show the New Hood Hat,
the Peter Pan, The Princess, also
Children's and Misses' Hats
Prices away down for this sale to
induce quick selling Prices 98c,
$1.25. $1.49, $1,95, $2.50 and
$3.50.
Kansns City, Oct. 25. Other dead
are Robert Barton, stono mason, nnd
J. II. Branham, who died at the hos
pital nt noon. H. G. Wilson dropped
a baby to a policeman. Tho child
slipped to the ground, but was onlyj
slightly injured. Frnnk Detarrs
jumped to a ladder, and broko all
his fingers catching tho rungs.
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New Football Rules In crease (ho
cldciilH.
Pacific University, Forest Orovo,
Or., Oct. 25. Tho new footbnll
rules haven't Improved tho gnmo
enough to gunranteo a player from
broken ribs, according to experience
In tho game nt Pacific University.
Threo fellows In tho 'varBlty,
Davis, Ward and Allen, nre carrying
tholr sides in slings while
favors tho United Kingdom nnd tho Instltuto will opon with a good
speaker for Tucsdny ovonlng, tho
Oth, from tho league of about three
quarters of an hour, nnd this to bo
followed by nn Illustrated talk by
Prof. Cordloy on work of tho O. A.
C. This talk of Prof. Cordloy has a
flno exhibition of moving pictures,
nnd ho will occupy half the ovoninjj
but tho first half of tho evening will
bo glvon to tho cniiso of develop
ment. Tho afternoon and ovonlng of tho
7th will bo given entirely to tho
lenguo, which, for that occasion, will t
nrrnngo tho program nnd sponkors.
Governor Chnmberlntn has con
st. Louis, Oct. 25. Underwriters s01110'1 to attend, and will prolmbly
today adopted resolutions to. ox- "l"'" tho Dovolopmont Convontion
cludo from tho commltteo nil ofllcers nil(I fnrmors' Institute Tuesday ov-
of tho companies, and prohibiting, onlK Novombor Cth, A program of
tho election of company officers as
delegates to any convontion, Thoy
also offered resolutions condemning
rebntlng tho selling of stock or of
fering Inducements not legitimately
pertaining to tho Insurance business,
ns a moans to soil policies,
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colonics. As no return has boon
given to Canada for theso preferen
tial rates. It is proposed to limit
them. At n convontion of morchnuts
today tho mutter was fully discussed.
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TO SHUT
OUT THE
OFFICERS
Immigrants for the .Southern Ktafew.
Llvorpool, Eng., Oct. 25. Mr.
Ellczer Nolll. sneclnl ronronnntntlvn
of tho United Stntes Immlirratlon I
broken commission, hns arrived horo for tho
prominent speakers on llvo topics Is
being arranged for tho threo days, in
co-operation with tho Agricultural
Collcgo.
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MURRAY
WOULD NOT
BLUFF
ribs aro knitting tho result of hard
KID AND WOOL GLOVES
A grand assortment to select
from in long and short all mark
ed down for this sale Prices 25c,
35c, 49c, 65c, 75c, 85c, and 98c.
Schwab to Visit Nevada.
New York, Oct. 25. Charles M.
Schwab, president of tho Bethlehem
Steel corporation, Btarted today on
'an extended western trip to visit the
'mining properties in which he Is In
terested In Jn Nevada, Including tho
'mines in tho Tonopah nnd Goldfleld
'districts, Importanco is attached to
Mr. Schwab's trip, as it is expected
'extensive purchases will bo made to
'enlarge Schwab property Jn Nevada.
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Tnggert In Sick.
Columbus, 0., Oct. 25. It Is an
nounced at tho barracks that ar-
SHOES.
For Ladfes, Misses and Children
Men and Boys all on special sale
Prices 25c, 35c, 49c, 75c, 98c,
$1.35, $1.65, $1.95, and $2.50.
UNDERWEAR.
For Men, Women and Children
In wool, cotton and merino, priced
away down for this sale Prices
10c, 15c, 25c, 35c, 49c, 65c, 75c,
S5c and 98c.
HOSIERY.
For Men, Women and Children
all reduced for this sale Price a
pair 5c, 10cr15c, 18c, 20c and 25c
SALKM'g FA8TB6T CROWING STORK
KEY0Y BROS.
Cofi&r of Ceaaer
cUl ui Cwrt Struts
j scrimmages ,on the gridiron undor
tho rules Intended to promote gontlo
playing.
Davis had two floating "slats"
fractured about threo weeks ago,
and is just getting into shape again.
Captain Ward was treated similarly
In tho Columbia game last Saturday.
A. C. Allen, a big tackle from tho
onion belt of Beaverton, had a rib
cracked in n practice game with the
second team last night.
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Destroyed tho Guns.
Havana, Oct. 25. The statement
inade by Secretary Taft on tho ove
purposo of inducing intending cml-'
grnnts from tho north of England
and Scotland to sottlo In tho south
ern states. Mr. Nelll has with him
a largo quantity of Uteraturo show
ing tho resources of Oeorgln, Ala
bama, Florida, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Virginia.
Grlt.com to He HiinnIuiii AinbaMa
Washington, Oct. 25. It has been
stated lu high official circles that
Mr. Lloyd C. CJriacom will bo ap
pointed ambassador to St. Peters
burg when Ambassador Meyer enters
tho cabinet. It Is quite poHstblo that
Mr. Meyer will not enter tho cabinet
Omaha, Nob., Oct. 25. At tho In
tcrstnto grain hearing today Nols
Updlko, president of tho Updike
Grain Company, admitted writing a
letter threatening to establish a 'storo
at Llttlo Sioux, Iowa, to drlvo out
, Storekeeper Murray, unless Murray
quit thu grain business. Ho says ho
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was justified, bocnuuo ho bought
Murray out, hut ho refused to stay
out.
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Mooko limiting In Maine.
East port, Oct. 25. Reports from
tho White mountain and northern
nf his rioiinrtiirn frmi Pulin that hit until Secretary HllttW ntlltfl In Fehru. Mnlnri rniiinn utntn that tnnrutn tmnt.
rangementa aro being made to brlntf wouJd aJJ thj arn)( ,urren(lorod ary an(1 t H not yet announced what'ers hnv arrived thero In largo num-
Taggart to this country, In the hopo by tU(j lMUrgentg wher0 tbey wouId ,)0st Mr. Moyer w, get
oi savinc ms me. iwcmvuuut un
do no further harm was verified j
more says he Is so ill that It ! ' '"wednwdajr, when a compauy of tho Th Ilfpubllran CamiwlKn hi Kuwnu
ne win tie unauie m ur. w, juu, Cuban arU,,ery gpent tho afternoon Topoka, Oct. 25, In furtherance vorabe for hunting owing to the
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bers. Though mooso havo Increased
In tho woods'slncu Inst year tho pres
ent condition are regarded as un
Pope Is Exhausted.
Rome, Oct. 26. Thoroughly ex
hausted after several interviews to
day, the pope was forced to take toj
bis bed. He was practically carnea
In from the audience chamber. Lap
ponl declares his Indisposition- J
only temporary.
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throwing theso weapons Into the sea of tho Republican campaign In this
(from tho outer bastion of Moro stato Mr. C. W. Fairbanks, vlco pres
j Castle, Thousands of rifles and car- Jdent of tho United States, delivered
.bines wero sunk In 30 fathoms of two addresses today boforo very
water. I largo audiences. The vlco president
Soma unrest continues to prevail was heartily received. Mr, 8. C.
Jn the Province of Puerto Prlnclpo
and Santa Clara, where small armed
bands uro roving and committing
minor depredations. The residents
of Holguln requested the protection
Hint White. f troous from a considerable body
Oct, 25. Special forwer rebels, who are reported to
have not disbanded, and a battalion
of the Eighth Infantry reached Hol
guln this afternoon.
The mayor of Aguacate, la the
Made
Washington,
agents of the government who have
been investigating charges against
Governor Franx, of Oklahoma, re
ported today, entirely exonerausg
the governor.
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Tackled the Hank.
Kerkhoven, Minn., Oct, 25. Rob
bers dynamited the safe of the bank
at Kerkhoven this morula, tat
failed. Cltirenjn arrived and the
thieves escaped, but with bo booty
province of Havana, who was ousted
fro'in oMce, was restored to bis po
sition Tuesday and organlied aa
armed escort of 25 men, alleging
that he feared aa attack by the mod
erates. Governor Magooa tonight
ordere4 Governor Nunez to proceed
to AgWMote,
Crummer, chairman of tho Republi
can stato contra commltteo and Con
gressman Campbell also spoke,
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World's Available Grain Supply,
St. Louis, Oct. 5. Ursdstrects re
port of tho world's avallablo supplies
published today shows the following
changes, figure In bushels: Wheat
stocks cast of the Rockies Increased
3,382,000; Europe's stocks Increased
1,1O0,QOO; world's stocks Increased
4. 482,000; corn stocks In the United
States decreased 360,000; oats de
creased 330,000,
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Chfeajfo Markets,
Chicago, Oct. 25, Wheat 7276,
ear 43K0UK, Mta 3KJ1.
density of tho foliage. Frosts and
fall winds however aro expected to
remedy this condition In the course
of a week or two,
Clencncdel AH Right.
Cologne, Germany, Oct. 25. In
tho Gazctto today It Is Homl-offlclal-ly
affirmed that Chancellor Von
Buelow disapproves tho attacks by
tho German press upon tho new
French promler, Clonenedel. Tho
chancellor sbes no reason why Ger
many cannot be friendly with Cleii-onedel,
Dr. J. F. COOK
MOVED TO 10 LIHKHTY HTRKHT,
W1IHMR Hft WILL MBOT ALL OLD
AND NEW FATWMT8. VOK ANY
iTTWiAiiH ' CALL OK Ml. COOK.
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