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''ANNA
SHOOTS
GHOLSTON
razed 'By Drink and Infuriated
At Being Arrested Com
mits Murder
TOOK
be shipped to his father In Oklaho- H 1 WTO
n,n- rAWlo
u Anna wns soon only once niter
leaving the city, on the railroad ' "
track near the reform schopl, until
ho arrived nt the asylum farm. Ho r
was first soon nt 11 o'clock thoro, j
hatloss, imle nntl nervous, nt tho tcl '
ephone by A. 1). Dllloy, an nttond i '
ant. When ho finished tnlklng ho d . -, ... . .,,
turned and walked out of tho build jJOWard Smith StfUCK MatCl!
FIRE
lrg, but nodded an indifferent "how
Dilley, wnlked out nnd across the
ynrd and live minutes later n shot
was hoard. Tho body was found bo-
hind tho woodnlln. with nn nelv-I
On Seat of Trousers With
Fatal Effect
He is dying from tho
Marietta, 0., Nov. 10. Howard
Smith, n nnhitnr ktntnk n mnioli i
wound In the bond, by John Noynn. f0 Bent ,)f ha tt0MWtt wnloh Voro
farmer nt tho farm. ' , ' ., . , .,... ,
-,. . . - "vivu ivii 11,1, 111111 mu uv;viiiiiu
u .mini is u iiui-uiouuca young a 4nr,,
Itnllnn tlf Vlrirlnln lilrHi nml la l,n .
" ...n ...., ...... ,v ... i.irnu
'civil engineer in chnrgo of tho Wll- 0
lamette construction work In nntl ' - A trv
nenr this city. Ho ranked high In (fp'NpPA!
local social circlos. and Is a tnlonted'e " lwllLilLrf
young man of 23 yonrs of age, nndj-
well equipped In his profession. ,
Tho murdorod mnn woh omplovedk'
In the Farmers' feed stnblos.
I fllinlatnn H'nu nlint It, Mir. llift..
-., 1 .1.011. ,.-,-. ... inm ,..i,i, n south, whore ho talonhnnml In' n . ... . . v"
Lily trade suicide as a nttlng frlonU , ,thf c Its. nnd then calmly, rnn ncrosa tho gtrcot
t I went out behind n nenrbv woodshed .. ... ...
bd of tho whole nffnlr, at least so! , .... ... , , ' .... .,... iivory stabio wlioro ho died n few
'led to Asylum Farm, Called Up Friend
On the Phone to Say Good By,
and Shot Himself
!0:i' df tho most tragic, sensation- reach the asylum farm, six ' miles.
SHAFTER
DYING
and blow his own brains out with1
Ilnkersflold, Cnl . Nov. 10. Tho
condition of Gonornl Shaftor, who Is
ir as tno crime is concorneu, irans- tlu) rovoivor wlth wnen
Ircd in this city about C o'clock 'dor was committed.
tho mur-,M,0mont8 ,n,or- D'Annn flo'1 ,n R sufTerlng from. nn nttnek of pnoumo
j southorly direction nnd hns not boon ,. g oxtromely critical this mom
iiiMii I'liuniiuii. unicorn nrn Rnnrnninir 1 r..... ,, ..,..,..
f I. morning when, when ,n flt of Coroner Cough was notlued of tho th. country , ,1IrccUon8i ; ft - . .- ,r ; ;
linorse over the dlsgrnco or n. finding of tho body, which was Iden- in believed ho will ho rnncht. . ... ... ....... . .... ...
I - t - - - " biiijw jiHt'ii iiniii) ur 11m iiiu win 110
Kht's debauchery nnd subsequent : tilled ns that of D'Annn. nnd the re- D'Annn Is In tho hnblt of going out dOBpnlred of. Shnftor Is on tho much
rest, Victor E. D'Annn, civil en- mains are now reposing in tno on periodical snrcos, and drnnk henv- of his son-ln-lnw, nenr this city.
incer for tho Willamette Construe-, morgue In this city, .no moro urn- iiy nil last night nnd up to nn enrly o
on Company, nnd popular young nintlc ondlng to a Ufo so promising hour this morning. Whllo In a Low Down Robber.
Eciety mnn, dellberatoly shotnnd ns thn or D'Annn couiu nnvo oeen drunken stupor, nftor his night's en- Peru, 1ml., Nov. 10. Dnndlts hold
lied BenJnmln Gholston. nn cm-1 Imagined, ns ho wns very popular In rousnl, contloss and hatless ho put up the Immigrants In n Wnbnsh trnln
lojo of tho Farmers feed stables, the circles In which he moved, nnd n nn nppenranco nt tho Farmers' nt midnight, secured ?30 nnd es-
nt of revenge, escaped to the coun- was very nrunuu, inuuu uu ."-) gmuies nooui uu mis morning, nnu enpeu
ly nnd eluded arrest long enough tortious. Tlio remnins win proumuy
DRIED
FRUIT
BURNED
Fifty
Carloads Destroyed,
and Eight Freight
Cars Burned
IMkUP
ANEW
PARTY
Negroes of Chicago to Drop
Republicans and
Democrats
f San Joso, Cnl., Now 10.- Tho
packing houso of Rosenborg Bros.
vn totally deBtroy6if,b53ro 'earljM
this morning, nnd nhout C0,'cnr8'of
dried fruit woro burned, with n Ipsn
of ovor $1 00,000. Eight Southern
l'noMo cars on tho siding woro
woro burned.
BOERS""
' MAKE
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Chlcngo; Nov. 1 Or -Tho nogYoon
of thU city havofltnrjedAi.jnov-
inont. to orguntio nu IndopciidOHt
party to noinlimto cnndldatcn nt tho
spring election. Also to nomlnnto n
cnndlatu for 0110 of tho principal
oxocutlvo ornces, mnvor, clerk or
tronsuror. Tho movement wna In
spired by tho knifing of llnrnctt by
tho Rbpuhltrnua nnd tho hope of tttu
nogrncn thnt would hnvo been rnlsed
by nnrnott'n election to tho munici
pal bouoh. A mnsH mooting, nt whloh
very negro prenoher In tho city,
roproHontnttvoH of colored ehurchen
I nnd orgnnUntlons woro presonl, nnd
thuy uunnlmously favored Joining
London, Nov. 10. Armed lloors tho friendly whites, leaving both
Thero U nn Insurrection In tho north-1 Hint on nccount of tho feud botwoou
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CHICAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE
Offers n grand n-.sortnient of Renutlfiil new tip to tiMv Merchandise
nt extremely low prices during this wile HKAH OX
mndo n rnld Into tho nrirthwost sec
tion of Cape Colony, according to n
dlHjintch this nftcrnoon.
Capetown, Africa, Nov. 10.
Democratic mid Hepuhllrnn pnrtton.
o
rnllfloi Agln,
Chlcngo, Nov. 10. It U roportftd
THE ANGELUS, R",auttc,ioncry
iti:orii.it DiNNKit 2.ie MKALMTiifrxciiKs,- i-rrcl, Kc ANI1 vv
Fieh Oynters, Itefrtshiiieii(N, Hoiii(-Mnde Cnndlix and Pantry
nlunys 011 hnud. Fresh dally.
Open from O n. 111. to 12 p. 111. 171) Comiucrrlnl fit. I'lione np.
west section of Cnpo Colony. Din
patohes from nugllHh'omcern thoro
Indicate tho situation Is exceedingly
grnvo. Tho lloer surprlsod n num
ber of pollco enmps, upd Imprisoned
n number of police, nnd troops nro
rushing to tho scone. It Is roportcd
Forrlorn, tho Trnnsvnnl lender, l
tho Instlgntbr of tho trouble. Ho
has nt his back n numbor with war
records, find doclnred tho entire
'country would ho-hnck of hint In n
fow day. ' ''-.
llrynn nnd tho Democratic lenders, of
Illinois, Chnrlcfl llocnchonstolii, tho
KdwnrdBVlllo editor, nnd chnlrniRU
of the Domocrntlo stnlo commlttoe,
will resign Jnnunry Int.
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Not llhinliHW'M Hrolher.
.Lincoln, Nob., Nov. 10 Congrcn
ninn. lllnshnw ninken unnunlllled
contradict kiH thkt Itov. WlUlamJIIgr
lhaw, tlmcoBvlcled Jixej-cidoof Hit
dfann, Is 'iWiiroUio ,ll4 HjSys tho!
prvn'chpr U not even liirl(tlV0.
Dress Goods
And Silks
Thousands of yards of beautl-
fill Dress Goods nnd Silks now on
inalo In all the new riald effects.
Dark Reds, Browns, Cardinals,
Navies and Blacks.
50c Fancy Plaid IJress Goods,
yd 33c.
rS6c Groy Panama Dress Goods,
yd 59c.
SEc Large Plaid Grey Dress Goods
yd 9c.
Sl 25 Cloaking, 56-Ih wide heavy
yd 75c.
fl 25 Grey Plaid Cloaking, 56-ln
wide, yd $1.25.
i2 00 Imported Cloaklngs in nil
the beautiful Grey Plaid effects,
dark Reds, Navies, Dark Greys,
Modes Dark Purple, White and
Black, yd ?1.49.
Beautiful new Bilk, yd 25c, 39c
and 49c.
i 11,50 yard w!de.hea:vy Black Taf
feta Silk for petticoats, yd 9SC
11.35 Fancy Drew and Walsting
Sllka a grand assortment, yd
69c, 75c and 85c.
lloaks Suits
Our trade la this department
has been a wonder- we keep the
expresa people busy hauling new
coat to our store every day.
(8.50 Long Coats in Fancy Plaids
J4.95.
Ul2 50 Long Coata in Fancy
Plaids, $8.50.
115 00 Long Coats In Fancy
Plaids, $10.90.
iS 00 Long Black Coats, $9.90
and $12.50.
115 Vp to date SulU, price $7.90
18 Up to date Suit, price $12.50
Men's Underwear
200 dozen to soloct from In
wool, cotton nnd merino, all
prlcod away down for this sale.
Men's heavy fleeced lined Under
wear, 75c values, price 45c.
Men's all wool heavy Underwoar
regular $1.50 values, sale price
98c.
Blankets and Comforts
Mountains of thora to select
from prlcod away down Com
forts all prices, 75c, 98c nnd
$1.25; Blankets all prices 49c
75c, 89c, $1.25 and $1.49.
Better ones at small prices. ,
TRADE AT THE STORE
That Saves
You Money
100 doxen ladles' II. S. H'd'kTs
Special sale price 2 He
$5.90 black and white largo Plaid
Silk Waists. 8peclal price $3.95
600 yds Outing Flannel, yd 5c.f
went Into tho sloonlng room occu
pied by young Gholston, nnd went to
bed. Gholston cnllod In Nlghtwntrh
man John Longcor, who made
D'Annn got up, nnd took htm to the
police station. D'Annn cnllod up
City Rooordor Mooros by telophnne,
nnd wns roleasod on his own rocog-
(nlrnnce to npponr nt 10 o'clock this
morning. After bolng freed ho Is
supposed to hnvo enno to his room,
secured his rovoivor nnd some enrt
rldgos, returned to tho stables,
( knocked on tho door nnd, when
Gholston openod It, fired one shot,
which took effect In Gholston's loft
breast In tho region of tho heart.
ft. I. I'KltUKIX HIMILKCTHI).
d'ftH a lllg Majority In a Strong Dene
neriillc County.
Jainoa Forrell this morning re
colvod n tolugrnm from his brother,
(!. P. Forrall, now shorlff of .Wnshoo
county, Nevada, of which Reno Is the
county sent, nnd onndtdato for ro
election, saying: "I win by 419 ma
jority." Mr. Forroll Is n Snlom boy,
nnd has n host of friends hero,
though nhsont for many yonrs, all oT
whom will be pleased to lonrn of his
phenomenal victory. In fact Forroll
Ghoston, who wns up nnd dressed, s about tho only "brand plucked
did not uttor n cry, but rnn as fnst from tho burning" In the recont No-
ns ho could across High stroet to the Vnda election, ns tho state wns solid -Low
livery stnblos. Walter Low, the Y Domocrntlc, nnd Wnshoe county
proprietor, saw him staggering I overwhelmingly so. Tho voto Is a
nbout and thought he was a drunken Hniondij trlbuto to Mr. Ferroll's
mnn. He npproached him, and when
worth, both ns a man and an offlcor.
near enough he recognized Gholston
In tho dim light of dawn nnd the
Incandosccnt electric lights, and, soo-
Ing the blood gushing from his M , Jnterft u uiIOHn , ,1... tork
MKMIIKRK in:fD RALLY.
t7.90 Silk Petticoats made of a
heavy Taffeta Silk, all colors.
$4.50.
50 dozen Ladles' Golf Cloves In
' fancy colors and black, special
price pair, 25c.
100 dozen Ladles' heavy fleeced
ribbed Underwear, 39c values,
price 25c .
50 dozen Lndles. black cotton
Stockings fleece lined, pric
12 Wc
gAUWfl TAMtmn oaowixQ stoke.
Cir f Cmmt-
Icevoy pfts. sra&rtaffti
mouth In a stream, took hold of him
and said:
"My God, Gholston, what has happened?"
"I am shot," Gholston gurgled In
a weak volco pointed to the region
of his wound and sank to the floor
Low hastened to summon a physi
cian, but Gholston sank rapidly and
died In a very few moments, and be
fore Dr. W. IL Byrd arrjved.
Several persons in the vicinity of
the scene of the shooting heard the
shot and a few claim tbey saw the
principals In the cold-blooded deed
Edward Ellis, who Is employed as
bartender In the senate saloon,
across the otreet and on the corner
of State and High streets, heard the
shot and went outside. He says ho
saw one roan emergo from the small
room In the livery stabio and run
across the street toward Low's sta-
( Continued on page twelve.)
by tho Kalftii Y, M. C. A.
Dr. J. P. COOK
MOVED TO SiO LIBERTY STREET,
WMEKE HE WILL MEET ALL OLD
AND W rATMJTM. W
MEAK CALL OX DR. COOK.
COXSCLTATIOX
Tho members' rally of tho Y. M.
C.'A. was pulled off last night, and
It wns a hugo success. Moro than
50 members wore present, and thoy
pledged themselves to put all their
efforts Into the local association
work. President F. A. Wiggins, of
the board of directers: George Hatch
and Mr. Newberry made excellent
talks. Tho association win nam
"open house" Friday evening, No
vember 16th.
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Circuit Court.
After disposing of a couple of
matters pertaining to mortgages,
Judge Galloway adjourned court this
afternoon until Thursday, November
15th.
Chicago Mrlrt.
Chicago, Nov. 10. Wheat 73 M
72 W, corn 4ZGit'A, oats 34
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George Beamts died at his homo
In nenton county Thursday night,
aged 72 years. He waa a pioneer of
1850, and was a member of the G.
A. It.
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Tno Dalles football team Is play
Ins against O. A O. today.
Diamond Ring
Fo the Asking
IT'S A BEAUTY
VALUE $ 1 25.00
GIVHN IIY llll. I. K. WltlOIIT TO OXK OF IIIH IMTIKNTri,
Ft ee As a New Yea Pesent
ThU Is to lwluri each and uvrry rwldritt of Polk' and Markm cow
Ilea to try tlm new and pdlnleM methods of this tt-lebraltil dentist.
Ills faiuo extends from oho border of tho stata to tlm other, Imt sohw
may Hot know It.' IT'H UP TO YOU TO THY HIM.
Klli: DID.
October 11, 1906. Dr, Wrlghi ex
tracted a number of teeth forome by
his painless method and 1 can posi
tively say It didn't hurt a particle.
Ho also made mo a full upper bridge
which Is perfect.
MRS. WIKR,
Hubbard, Ore
Dr. B. E. Wrifht, The Painless Dentirt
JHJ, Oewt ., wim: t a. . . . 7 .
jtotvlaffli it a. as, to U m.
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