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VOL. XVII.
SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1007.
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DAILY C 14 prr A T; JTfrTR NT AT
IS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LOST?
A PHILADELPHIA BANK IS DYNAMI TED
IS MAIL
STEAMER
LOST?
ofllces of tho Pacific Mnll Steamship
J Co. say they lmvo received no re
port that the stenmor Pnnnmn Is lost.
Find Wreckage From
City of Panama
Scouting tho Idea that the Panama
wag wrecked off Pescadero, officials
of tho Pnclflc Mall hold out tho
strongest hopes of the vessel's Bafe
arrival tomorrow at Mazatlan, Mex-
: Ico. They state tho report of four
Hfp rafts washed ashore at Wiwldell
beach, while causing some anxloty,
novortholcss doesn't tond to prpve In
their minds thnt tho Panama Is lost.
Contents of the raft may bo wash
Has Hundred People on Board 1 aarotZymonrtact
and Believed 10 Be LOSt i that tho rafts are provisioned does..
not necessarily moan that nccldont
has befallen the vessel as law pro-
San Francisco, Jan. 5. A tele-. vldos rafts to bo supplied with a box
phono operator at Pescadero, aevon of crackers. And a barrel of water and
miles from Wuddol bonch, 50 mllos a coll of ropo all tho time.
south of San Francisco, confirms tho
report that two life boats and two
rafts of the Pacific mall steamer
It Is vory llkoly that either tho
rovonuo cutter McCullough or the
City of Panama drifted ashoro at Poters will be sent In senrch of tho f
Waddell beach yesterday. Also that Panama this afternoon. Both cut
other wreckage is In Bight from tors aro hero. Tho superintendent
shore.
noon yesterdny nnd tho rafts sovoral
Tho boats camo ashoro about of tho life saving service has received
i . . . . , . . .. n.
iiu wuru ui u wruuu irum uuy ui mu
hours later. Tho rafts wero equip
ped with provisions. Tho boats hnd
oars. Tho boats wero ovldontly ready
for bearing passengers. Tho beach
Is belnc searched for other signs of
tho wreck. "Whoro tho place Is lo
cated it is very difficult to secure do-
stations on tho coast nor havo any
UghtliQUso keepers boon heard from.
Son Francisco, Jan. 5. That tho
Panama was overloaded or nwash
when sho loft this port is emphatical
ly, denied. It Is stated her cargo
tails. Tho Panama carried IB Amor; was lighter than usual. .Communica'
Irnn nnaanncvnra fK Plilnnan nnrl IrtTHnn time lin.l ftila mnvnlnir wltli
lean passengers, 25 Chinese and 20
in tho steerace. Together with
crow over 100 wore aboard. Sup loft
San Francisco for Aucondro. It is
boliovcd tho ygssej. was, caught by
heavy seas and met disaster.
Now York. Jan. 5. Tho general
tlon was had this morning with a
number of points both north and
south of Pescadero but nil without
information.
Among thGjB'rpt. class jjoBjacrijerft,
aro.'tho foyewjnij: AVliifjp passenger
in Bteerage, 'Mr1, nridi'ilrfl.' 3, Emsloe,
Cora Emsloe, Joo. Beaton, John
AGO STO
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
A GREAT
CLEAN-UP SALE!
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
O'Keefo, F. Pcuchor. Frnnk II. Ilen
dorlck, Thos. Jones, R. A. Thoryles,
J. E. Hecht, J. M. Statics ami Carlos
Rogglnrdo, for Calloa; F. Barrio, for
Valpuraslo; Mrs. E. Schapirow, Len
avera and Elizabeth Scheplrom and
Edward Brunscon for Muuznnilln.
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Wisconsin Ice Harvest to Be Largo.
Milwaukee, Wis.. Jan." 5. Ice
cutting commenced on Lake Michi
gan today and donlors In this city
oxpvct a good harvest. Somo now ico
is nlready on tho market as tho old
supply Is practically exhausted. On
the Mllwaukco river Ico has formed
to tho thickness of about ten Inches
nnd on tho Rowaukoo and other In
terior lakes It Is nearly ono foot
thick. The Ico this season Is forming
more satisfactorily than in previous
seasons owinz to tho fact that tho
weather has been uniformly cold
with no thaws coinlns between to
form slush Ico. Owins to tho gon
eral increase of waos throughout
tho country labor will cost moro this
season but it is not oxpected there
will be an lncrcaso in tho price of
Ico as thoro aro Indications Umt this
kind of wonthor will continue until
tho depleted Ico houses nro fully
stored up.
family"
BECAME
EXCITED
WARREN
CHARGES
Wyeming: Senator Accused of
Being Land Grafter
SYMPATHY
STRIKE IS
'.... . -M
EvaMfeAMster LeayestHoiSe
Without Notice-Arouses
Anxiety
PRICES SLAUGHTERED
$2.00 Fur Neck Sjcarfs, prico. .89c
$3.50 Fur Neck Scarfs, prlce.fl.50
18.00 Long Furs, price. .... $4.95
$12.00 Fox Furs, price $6.90
Ladies' $13.90 Long Coata,
price $8.90
Ladies' $16.00 Long Coats,
price ..,....., $9.90
$20.00 Lose Coats, price. .$12.60
$8.00 Silk Petticoats, prico. .$4.60.
$2.00 Sateen Petticoats, price. .9Sc
$6.90 Silk Waists, pried. '. . .$3.70
All Trimmed Hats HalfVrlce. "
$35.00 Waterproof Rubber
Lined SJlqiCpatspJfjcer. $18t9'r
46c Colored Silks, yard 25c
75c Colored Silks, yard
3c
8c II. S. LadlcB Handkerchiefs,
prlco
5c Handkerchiefs, price lc
Men's 10c Handkerchiefs. ... ,4c
Ladles' 10c Handkerchiefs. ,. ,4c
...49c
Vf A ClVYil
t cri .am.. ..-.
Tx.uu ojjtio, jrniu.
,.!. 76c, 85c and 98c
Silk Umb'relias, Haft 'PrUe'.'. '" '
60c Di-ess Goods; 'yard .'.'.'.'.:'. 2 5d
85e Dress Goods', yard'.', ,'j.. 4$c
$1.65 Fancy Panama Dress
Goods. .04 Inches, yard... .. 98c
Silk Walstings All Reduced.
Ladles' $2.25 JQre Shoes.. $1,49
Slippers, Half Price.
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs
Reduced.
All
Mufflers, from 25c up.
Ladiea' 50c Hand "Bags 25c
Ladlos" 50c Silk Dolts, price .".'2 5c
Mon'a 65c Undorwearypric'e'. ,39c
$1.00Dres8lng Sacquesyprlce..45c
1,000 yds. 8 1-3 Embroidery,
'-- yard;.vri mf : S.Hc,
'75c VeYvetednB. all" colors, ydi.89y
'l,009 yds. ' Outing Flannels, - ,
'yard . .'. v. .-.j . . . -ic ,;
fiest'Spool Silk spool. i. ...,. ,3p,. I
BestiDarnlng Cotton,, ball , . . ,,-c
'Rft gans. Silk, ba.II..... .
, 25c Tjys, price. 10c
50c Toys, price 25c
10c Frilled Garter Elastic, yd. ,6c '
Best Safety 'Pins, per doz;"..T.2e."
Laiiea!1 Ho4e. j,.0c. ISc andi25o
$2.0 SUk HpeVpa!7r.s .. 41.SE"-
CoiiBlderablo oxcltoment was
aroused In tho housohold of John
McAllister, south of this city, Wed
nesday moraine of this weok over
tho sudden nnd seemingly mysterious
-dlsappearanco of tho 15 year old
daughter, Eva. whp left tho house
without saying anything to hor moth
er. Hor mother beenma anxious
when Bho did not return throughout
tho greater part of tho day and fin
ally frightened that Home unknown
dnnger had overtaken hor and noti
fied tho father who is overseer in tho
foundry nt tho penitentiary.
Mr. McAllister also becamo alarm
ed and 'notified City Marshal-olect
D. W. Gibson and a search was at
I once instituted for tho missing girl.
j It was feared that sho had wandor
. ed out aimlessly and thnt Bomo nccl
! dent had befallen hor nnd tho mem
bers of tho family woro on the vergo
of distraction with grlof, When tho
mother returned homo, however, Mr
McAllister says, tho daughtor had re
turned safely and reported that sho
had been only visiting at a neigh
bor's. BIGGEST
MEETING
ON COAST
Washington, Jan. G. Tho secre
tary of interior Is Investigating Sen
ator Warren, of Wyoming, chairman
of the committee on military affairs,
on charge of being n "land grafter."
It Is allowed that ho fenced nnd np
proprlated to hl.i own use public
lands In Wyoming. Tho charges aro
made formally, accompanied by data,
maps, etc.. but nnmes of persons
who filed arc not disclosed. It Is
understood tho Presldont nnd secre
tary do not boliovo tho chnrgos, but
doslre to glvo tho senator the bonoflt
of n searchlne Inquiry. Fifty thou
sand acres near Cheyonno nro said
to. bo involved. Wnrren Is Incensed
and says tho charges aro falso.
Swing'. .
' TRUST
BUSTS
f .
Mn 'Fraicisco Brokers are
'"Hard-Hit-
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San Francisco, Jan. 5. Report of
alleged financial ombnrassmont of the
L. M. Sullivan Trust Co. failed to
havo any effect on stock market this
morning. Novadn stocks sold at a
slight advance. Ono of tho heaviest
creditors of tho company Is said to
bo tho Western Union. Should the
concern suspend operations nlmost
nil brokers In San Francisco will Iobo
from $5,000 to $20,000. Nowspnpors
will also bo hard hit. It Is genornlly
agreed that troubles aro not duo to
dishonesty hut bad management.
SENT FOR
CHINKIE
BROWN
Tonopnh, Jan. 5. Tho minors'
union has -refused request of Indus
trial Workers of tho World to go on
n strlko In sympathy with tho cooks
nnd waiters union. Thoy considered
'this a serious blow to tho industrial
workors.
FIEND
THROWS
BOMB
Into a Philadelphia
National Bank
ItiiHNinii Itovoltit latitat In Xew York.
Now York, Jan. 5. Gregory Gor
fhuny, tho Russlnn revolutionist,
nddrossod a mass feotlng of Russians
In tho oast sldo last night nftor which
la sum of ovor $5,000 was collected
for tho revolutionary causo In Rus
sia. Gorhuny csenped from n Slbor
nn prison by concealing hlmsolf In n
sauerkraut barrol. In his spooch ho
pictured tho conditions of Russia and
tho cruel treatment of prisoners In
Slborln, numbors of whom ho saw tlod
to stakes and lashed. GorBhuny will
nddress meeting In furthornnco of
tho Russian' revolutionary cause In
all tho largo cities In the eastern
stnoa
o
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HOIST
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TAFT'S
COLOR'S
Louisville,- Jan. 5. Eleven, news
papers of this stntoi including ono In
this city nro carrying Taft'a nnmo at
tho hoad of tholr colutnns for presi
dent In 1908. Each ono is tho stal
wart Republican In ltd section.
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T CMIHK MINOR HUHINICHH.
One Man Killed and the
Building is Wrecked Many
Injured
"Old" City Council Will Hold Hperlul
Meeting at City Hall This
livening.
A fineclal nicotinic of tho "old"
city council will bo held this even
ing. It wub reported that the spe
cial commltteo on Investigation of
tho StouBloff-Downlng resolution.
pertaining to tho chargo of graft and
coalition In connection with tho
building of tho North Commercial
ui rant rn.nn ftrnnt rnnntein liilf1 rrn
Boston, Jnn. 5, Miss Et'na Drown '
of California, and Wm. King, 0f . nll0Bod to havo boon ,na(, ,a O,,on
Rhode Island, both Chinese horn n,counc" Alderman Gesner, would
Chinese, will bo married nt the Chi
nese mission hero by a Christian min
ister Monday ovenlng. King is
wealthy. Ho heard description of
Miss Brown and sent his, aunt- west
for her.
bo ready to report but this commit'
too, of which Alderman Uayno, Ib
chairman, has not conferred upon tho
resolution and will probably not re
port tonight. All members inter
viewed, tosothor with Mayor Waters,
Hity tho purpose of tho meeting 1b to
close up all old business that 1b pond
ing before tho last regular mooting
Philadelphia, Jnn B. What la b
lloved to ho a steam boiler explode
In tho nullltt building on Fotffin
streot boforo noon today. Many por
sons woro killed nnd Injured. Tho
Fourth National , bnnk building Is
wrecked.
Work of Bomb Thrower.
It Is now learned that a bomb was
thrown by nn unidentified man short
ly boforo noon. It struck In th
Fourth street Nntlonnl bank, killed
tho assistant cashier, W, Z, McLeur,
ami injured about 20 clorlcB. FiNt
foportB wero that It wnB n boiler ex
plosion. A dark named Mcllpano Is among
tho Injured. Two of tho Injured
,mny die. Tho assassin had demand
ed monoy from President Rushton,
"and upon refusal ho hurled a bomb.
A Blluht fire followed.'-re CMHatttefV-
hoyond tlloso In tho bunk, Police at
oneo throw a strong guard around the
Jmnk's cash and securities.
The building ""was" rbmnlotcly-
wrecked. Two aro dend nild a Rear
Injured. Tho dead aro McLcnr,-cash
lor, and an unknown man who sot'
off tho lnfornnl machine. Most serl'
ously injured Wm. Krupp, nogro
portor, holf of his fHco-biown .awuy,.
oycB blown out and body - horrlhly
burnoJ . Ho tnay die. T, A, IlOBbach.
omplnyeo, badly burned, may die.
Tho'flnanclul district was crowdod
at tho time of tho explosion A panic
followed.
RESCUE
PARTY
BURIED
Glngouhosse, Gormany, Jnn 5
Forty workmen woro burled In cut
ting a now railway lino from Lams-,
chid and Lolnlngon. Thirteen bodies
havo been rcHcuod. Two men burled
in collapse, Fifty workmen nro dlg
glng n itlt to rescue when a cave-n
occurred burying 40 of tlu rescuers.
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Buy IloakN for Library.
Tho Summit school district today
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jixjar rrm wmvKiMQ mam. -
MfPVAY ROS. 25!L JLS9SSS:
Preparations Being Made For
Good Roads Convention,
S.aiem, January 2425
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$$ 'biggest state good roadB
Ing that has ever been held on
aciflc coast" gchedulnd in fnko
placp In this, city January 24 and 25.
rre&iuenpj. n. acott and Secretary
H: K.' Thlelsen, 6t tho State Good
Roajlsi association are now engaged
id arranging a program of addresses
anjdjbth'er forms of entertainment
and! education which will include
Bourn pi the beat and most prominent
autlfores and speakers on the sub
ject of sorodVoas Jn"he coUnJr'y. It
is proj)0ted t tfwkel this convention
a sort of lirtentfate meMlas; and a
special invltatkm Haa been extended
to Governor Mead, of Washington,
with the request to amtoint a Hat of
Aineik'Hii FeJemt(oii tit Wbor.
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iol"'C?ompor8; tno president, an'
nouneod that tho Fedoratlon-WRB con
ducting an Investigation Into a num
ber of nfablcmB, cofifrojtjtlnjj thevago
earners of the, c.ouptry., the, principal
matters bolijg, tho' apprentlc''queu
tion, displacomeht tof child labor 'by
tho machine graduates of tho trade
schools manual training schools and
school of technology; child labor and
unsanitary conditions in home and
shop. ,
P
' IUnk Owners Incorporate.
Articles of incorporation wero yes
terday afternoon filed with tho Mar
lon county clerk and secretary of
state for tho Auditorium Skating
Rink. The capital stock was divided
Into 1800 shares a.t a par value of
fl eapb, Tho Incorporators aro H.
G, Meyer, Harry Alborfc and phestor
Murphy.
MR. SUFFERER I
Dr. J. F. COOK
34OV0 to jxmmtx WUWf,
wvamm wm wo- hmstt all old
axd mm PATnanm. vo amy
PWUII CALL OM DB. COOK,
WJIYniON'y YQU filJEK WiMISI? IN TII DENTAL CJl.tlllf
PEltHAPH 1T 18 IIKCAU8I3 'OV IMAGINE THE PAIN WILL
me ! w6rse than toothache and n'kuralgia, hut yor auiJ
vmotfti. i will fix your mivrrn atot hurt a hit. in
PRK)rf OF TltlS I HAVE ON FILE IN MY OFFIQE TESTIMOMAI3
FROI HUNDREDS 0 PERSONS KNOWNflTQ YOU.. 0113 WORI
WlfA HE GUARANTEED AND AT AROUT-IIALF THE. OHDINARY
COST. '
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