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tBERS
BOLD IN Mf
ftOSUW
....Dniknf the State
Ky for $20,000
LjUrchJ-Wmiethoof.
eMosco University wero
r . ... ih. fhnncollory to-
Uirned men entered and
r..wmnn They Hrod in
I ,.j ?n.ooo and escaped,
I. ...... t nf nollco nt tho
lie l"'b
fa police have surrounded
-tnltr andre searcinuB u..
iP-
KoMttl I"T Hank.
. ntr la.. March 7. Rob-
I, morning dynamited tho
lie Farmers' Savings uanK,
Lnnl thousand dollars.
ti?ed. Five hundred dollars
Limed where the rouuors
i ire fence. A posso Is
I tie bandits In a light snow.
GKOItGE SORENSOX TESTIFIES.
In Ilcnnnnn Trial How Syndicate
Lands.
Washington, Mnroh 7. George
Sorenson, land agent at Portland,
Oregon, was called to the stand to
day In tho trial of Dinger Hormann.
His testimony tended to show conspir
ncy to purchase lands In Oregon.
Questioned as to how his "syndicate"
acquired certain Btnto lands, witness
replied: "Somo allotments cost us
one dollar, somo wore given to us.
others wc got for the price of a glas3
of beer."
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WENT PAST PACE.
ENGLAND
SCOTLAND
UNITED
M Humor Alxmt Hint-
self.
if 3 March 7 Sonator
nm ho has ncceptod the
tf general counsel for J. J.
th Great Northern Railway.
Mill offered me the posl-
l.lil, but I didn't accept it. I
heird from Hill since
ubw'ntcly no truth in tho
1 1 didn't leave the senate for
IT
o
nldrtit's Son Wonc.
irton, March 7 Tho Whito
!i!ti that rchle had a sink-
it, bst Is better. Roosevelt
W Dr Lambert, of New
Tome at once. Archlo has
m torn " Lambert caught
I train for Washington.
Fato of a Woman Who Liver to Ex
ceed Her Income.
Paris, March 7. Mrs. Dole La
tham, said to bo tho .daughter of a
magistrate, shot and killed herself
beforo a mirror In lavishly furnished
apartments this morning. Slio left a
note saying she was in financial dif
ficulties. Tho woman waB a clever
artist, and cntortalncd sumptuously.
She lived at a rate to exceed her Income.
Emperor Again Dines With Tower.
Berlin, March 7. Emperor Wil
liam dined with Ambassador and
Mrs. Charlenmngo Towor today.
This Is tho fourth tlmo that his mng
esty has dined nt tho American em
bassy slnco Mr. Tower hnB been horo.
Tho senson of court entertainment
Is now nonrly over, nnd tho emporor
Is beginning his spring trips to vari
ous parts of Germany. Ho visited tho
naval station nt Wilhealmshavcn yos
terday and took part in a smoking
concert at the ofllcors club. It docs
not appear to bo settled whether his
mnjesty Is going to tho Mediterran
ean this year.
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Chicago Mnrkcts.
Chicago, March 7. "Wheat 7C
7G, corn, 47, ots 42 42.
fllGAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
IEW SPRING GOODS
NOW ON SfALE
N EVERY DEPARTMENT
Sfrint'f exhibition of nw irnml. I- iv. i..... i .i. i..
I "" i f,iMiiui-ni. in inn iiiniury
fCfcifiio Store, the assortment you lmvo to select from Is jrrent
" """" uuuicu oy any iioumj on the I'mcMc Const.
te yoo money.
Gloves
I" Ufllth rloVoi in kl.l nml
P- Wd White. Wn hnv..
rlRht prices. iMUlt
f4nhiu st
,J fHI. U98, J2.50
5' New
Jackets
! e .how the pret.
w e u.i... . ...
. -- j".eu ana silk
Vl toau, U 98. J6.90.
Sc Waists
L0" the Drettie.e
Tr uu your
J "U prices, in.
?" I3S0. Phl.
' "tttmiy trimmed,
JJtU.. IJ.50
iSifcW;,
!&? nkMt
?X7- Coniiderinr
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are
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quality.
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WARNER'S RUST PROOP
Corsets on Sale Here.
New Millinery
This Benson wo can abow you
a grand and complete line of high
class millinery. Now is your time
to make a selections wo are open
InK up every day now creations
from Now York and Chicago.- We
havo this season one of the best
mllinera on the Pacific coast, n
young lady that can design and
make for you any class of hat
you want at about half what you
have to pay elsewhere. Trimmed
hats, 11.50, J2.C0, $3.50, $4.50
and up.
Ladies dress Shoes
Perhaps yon do not know that
the Chcago Store does a terribly
big shoe bnalneM. That is true
and If you see tae alga-claw oboea
we carry and tae low price we ask
for them you will also be a cus
tomer. Fine dreas shoes, $1.49,
$1-98, $2.25, $3.50.
New Silks
Deautiful new cllks In every
class and kind, Roman stripes,
Dresden designs, polkadots, fancy
plaids and dainty checks, silk dots
and hundreds of others at snail
Prices.
lty of England's national debt. Scot
land feared for tho existence of her
national church nnd of hor tlmo hon
ored Institutions; nnd then, too,
there was to tho north of tho Tweed
a widespread fooling of loyalty to
tho exiled Stuart princes, who wore
ftwnre that the truo sourco of their
strength lay in Scotland.
if na rnrwl 0tnnk A !( iln1
For Two Hundred Years by !i- brought nbout thov union o't scot-
ACt Of UnfOFl TlliStlC aild ,nnil nml EnB,nnu. which was rendor
Dnrtt UJ.M tr)rmi.r tj4 4.- w' possible only by sacrifices and for-
Rose were Firmly Tied for bonronco on both 8ldcgi th0 ngroo.
Centuries. mont, whllo accompanied by many
I rogrots and reservations ualng uovor-
'tholo88 regarded both In Edlnburg
London, March 7. Whllo Ireland and in London as on tho whole as
is straining every norvo to bring nlr t0 on0 B,o s to tho other,
abouta ropeal of th elegislatlon unit- Tho commissioners appointed to
ing hor to Great Dritinn in 1S0O, elaborate tho act of union began by
Scotland Is not far behind tlmo. To- eliminating two rocks upon which
day marks an extraordinary land- previous attempts of tho nnmo kind
mark In Scotland's history as it cclo- hnd been wrocked, namely, by agroo
bratss tho 200th anniversary of tho ing to leave- to each country its own
union botweon England and Scot- church and its own codo of laws
land. JTheso two sources of difficulty being
Both kingdoms regard tho event rniovcd. tl" remainder of tho ngrcc
as a causo for national rejoicing and niQnt "arrowed down to four main
nro emphatic- in tholr belief that tho no,ntB noly, tho succession to tho
union contracted Just two centuries crown trnde' tnst'on "J tho coin
ago has contributed not only to tho B,tlon of tho futuro parliament,
grnmluor of tho British omplro as a Tho 8cotch commlsslonora ngrood "to
whole, but also to tho prosperity of tho d0"1 of tho English that tho
tho two parties to tho ngraeniant. latter'8 nct ot succession sottlliiB the
crown upon mo iiosconuants oi wuean
Anne, nnd, fniling tho Protestant
Iioubo of Hnnovor, should bo extend
ed to Scotland. The Scotch Uoubo
pnrllamont and tho Scotch privy
council were abolished and Scotlnnd
rocolved forty-flvo soats in tho Eng
lish house of commons nnd sixteen
For, It UlaBgow is today second only
In Gront Britain to London In point
of population, wealth and commer
cial importance, superior In those re
spects ovon to LIvorpool and to Man
chester, It Ib owing to tho romoval
of those restrictions of trade which
oxlsted urior to tho union, nnd which
would bo tho inovltnblo consequence Beata ,n tho hou" of ,onl8' to w,llch
of any repeal of tho union now ox- hcr ropresentntivoB woro to bo eloct-
istlng between Oront Britain and Ire- a nt tho ueKi"lng of onch parlla-
lnnd. Indeed, nt tho prosont mo- raent 1)y th Scotch "00r nH0''cl
mont when Hnnirnrv. follnwlnir tho for tl,e Pnoao at Holywood palaco
oxamplo of Ireland, Is clamoring for i ,n ouoenco to a Bummons from tho
Independence nnd for separation
from Austria, as indlspenonblo to
hor economic and political dovolop-
ment, nnd when Norway has Juat
crown. Tho national debt nnd taxn'
tlon wero adjusted by tho Imposi
tion In Scotland of n moderato share
of tho land tax, by the extension to
i.i i- -....... . .. ..,.. Scotland of a Dart of tho reBiioiiHl-
from Sweden, whon secession, lnfnct,,bmty for t,,Q "lonal debt of Eng
1b in tho air. It is well worth whllo ,,Bnd' wh,ch ,n thoso JnyB n'tcd
briefly to review tho lessons taught I t0 8u.uu0.000 by tho nti0,)ton
by tho two hundred years of union ot n uniform rato of customs and ox-
betweon England and Scotlnnd. C,B0 dut,0B for both k,nB,,oms- Dut
nt .. . , , . ... I tho principal point wns'tho removal
ui vuiiiDi:, iuu iti ai. biuji lunula mu
mmt aaowoMi moml
OMntr tf
wjpWip vy w
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agreement between tho Tlilatlo and
tho Rose was whon Jnmos VI of
Scotland succeeded to tho crown of
England as James I, a succession
brought about by tho sagacity and
presclcnco of Henry VII, who, when
nearly 100 yearB previously ho gavo
his daughter, Margaret to James IV
In marriage, foresaw the oventunl
of all trado restrictions botween tho
two kingdoms, tho establishment of
freo commercial Intercourse) between
Scotlnnd and a country such as Eng
land In which wealth was much more
widely spread anJ tho admission of
Scotland to tho samo ndvuntngon and
privileges as thoso enjoyod by Eng
land in trnde with foreign countries.
union of tho crowns, nnd prodlotod ' Und boon r(mch0(, , tlQ com.
that U would provo an ncaulsltlon of imlHRlnnnrq llin -.. wn- ,,.
mltted to tho Scotch und English
parliaments. In Scotland tho ma
jority In favor wna II, tho votes be
ing 110 for nnd CO against tho ratifi
cation of tho troaty. At Westmiustor
tho opposition was considerably
smaller, and on March G, 1707, tho
uct of union between Scotlnnd und
England roaolvod tho royal sanction
and tho slgnaturo of Queon Anno.
Slnco thon tho representation of
Scotland In tho houso of commons
STOCK
MARKET
EXCITING
Harrlman Getting Ready
Gather in a Few Wore
Roads
to
New York, March 7. At tho open
ing of tho stock markot a reaction
followed tho oxcltomont of yostordoy,
Reading and Canadian Pacific slump
ing threo to Tour points. Posslmlsts
say tho end Is not. yot. Lnwson Bnys
UNWRITTEN
LAW IS
UPHELD
In
Case of the Strothers
Brothers by Virginia
Jury.
Ottlpoppor, Vn., March T. Tito
Jury lu tho Strothers caso returned n
verdict of not guilty ut lis 10. Thoy
woro out 40 minutes. This la tho,
case whoro three brothers shot a mart
who married their slater nnd thon led;
It mnttnrB llttlo whothor Harrlman a Hfo of debauchery with othor wo-
or Frlok is responsible, It has tho
samo offoct. it is not clenr yot
which controls. A rally followed tho
slump.
men. Tho acquittal
vordlct for all three.
Is taken as n
ROCKY
FELLER
Now York, March 7k Tho nowa
of tho acquittal of tho Strother brotlv
ors was taken to Thaw. "I am migh
ty Kind to hoar it," Bald Thaw. Ills
Ifnco brightened at the nows whoa
romlnded thnt tho Virginian's do
'fotiBO was tho "unwritten law." "I
s YOum iiko 10 ion you wuai i iiuuk
rDOWri ummt ,l m,t ,ny nttornoys won't lot
VjiU T" U mo," said Thaw.
IJudgo CoinpllnuMitH Judy.
Tho Judgu cumplliuontcd tho Jury
Will Have to Stand Suit in :,po" ,,t9 d"c,",1onI- " t0,l,V! J"ror?
. . . to return to tholr homos. Ilo hopod
rCrJCral LOUrt they would llnd tholr homos lis thoy
left them. Ho said ho was glad to
'kkuow that tho chastity ot women
St. Louis, Mnroh 7. Tho Stnndnrd Would be uphold, and no punlahmont
Oil Company and Rockefeller must glvon to lnon for M)lns the InvndurH
stand trial in this city. Four Judges 0f t liolr hom.
or tno Unltod States circuit court
aro Hitting lu the cane. It was this
morning decided thnt a govornmout
ouster suit can bo brought to 8t
Louis for trial, rogardlcss of what
portion of tho country defendants
may have legal residence Thoro nro
seventy dofendnntH, Including Rock
efeller, Rogora and Flagler.
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ticluulU'lliu'f Cumcm.
San Francisco, March 7. Mayor
Schmltz today entered n plea ot not
guuty to'lhe? four Indictments charg
ing him with tho Ruof extortion,
Tho enso was continued until Mon
day. Tho conspiracy case against
Ruof and Ms chief comos up this af
ternoon. If Ruof falls' to appear he
will forfeit nn additional $5000.
Hmf Ktlll In lllrtlngv
San Francisco, Mnroh 7. Al
though tho coroner was delegated
last night to llnd Huof, thnt oiUclul
has mndo no moro progress In locat
ing tho fugitive than was mndo- by
tho sheriff, Tho roronor admitted',
this morning that hu had lioun un
ablo to secure a single clew that1,
might lead to tho discovery of Ruot'sn
wheroabouts. Ha refused to say
what efforts had boon madu to find
Ruof.- .
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Btrongth to England. For tho next
100 years after tho accession of
Jnmos I to tho throno of England,
Scotland retained her own parlia
ment, and, though owning nlloglanco
to tho samo king, was deprived of
the prlvllogo of commorcinl equality,
bolng trentod by England in nil mat
tors rotating to trado and Industry
as u foreign country, tho attempt of
tho king to govern Scotland from
Londoit through n Scottish parlia
ment naturally furnishing abundant
linn been crailnntlv IneroiiRixl from
opportunities of unfair interference forty.flvo to MVenty.two ' members,
on tho part of offlcious English mn- Bcolnnili aa m9tMonQd ubovo. was
lsiers in ocouisn nunirs. rinnuy
More Umvrlttt'ii Iawv,
Souora, Cnl., Mnrcli 7. Tho Jury
In tho enso of George Scott, charged
with innnslaughter, lu killing Tom
Connolly, at Tuolumne, January Gtlt,
It is rumored that Ruof wns seen ' hrought In n vordlct of not guilty
nt Portland. Or., this morning, n s,'oU (ol,ll(J '' w'fo ' on"'" w'tl1 '
route for Cnnnda. It Is not coiinnnod .Connolly, mid shot through tho door..
shattering Connolly's hip. Ho dlod.'
a week later.
(i
Mjike (Jmnd Hush.
Sonttlo, March 7. Tho Inbound
Madison street car Jumped tho track
at Ninth avenue this morning and,
ran down tho steep hill to Sixth.
Mrs. Jumos Brnokett. wife of a ran oh
er at Bother, Wash., was thrown un
der tho vliools und ground to death.
The othor passengers Jumpod, but
none wero seriously hurt.
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Admit Jury III.
Wallace, Idaho, March 7 -Thoro
was no agreement of the Jury In tho
Adams rnso up to noon Two Jurors
aro roportcd III from tho strain
They Wiint Immigration,
Washington. March 7. According
to Romiparto'H opinion, mndo public
today, tho Southoru states luivo boon
violating tho Immigration laws .by
prepaylug transportation and othur
wlso assisting tho entry of forulgji
Immigrants to thoso stains.
tho situation become so intolerable
that tho 'wo kingdoms were rapidly
drifting back to tho bitter enmity
which hnd prevailed prior to tho
union of tho crowns, and at tho bo
glnlng ot tho ISth century wo And
English merchant ahlps being seized
In tho Forth by the Scottish govern
ment In retaliation for tho selzuro
of Scottish Bhlpping in tho Thanca.
Shrewd and patriotic statesmen on
both sides of tho Tweed became allvo
to tho danger and convinced of tho
necessity of a. closer union between
tho two kingdoms; and King William
in particular devoted all tho closing
years of his llfo to accomplishing this
end, opposed In the matter at every
step by Franco, which knew by hor
experienco of the past that with
Scotland as an enemy threatening
tho northern frontier of England
much of tho latter's importance as
a too would1 vanish. Nor did Franco
constitute tho only obstacle to the
union. English manufacturers and
merchants were Intensely Jealous of
their Scottish rivals and bitterly op
posed to tho removal of tho restric
tions placed upon them. Tho Idea
of granting their Scotch competitors
the same advantages which they
themselves enjoyed was abhorrent to
them, and all their Influence was em
ployed to prevent anything of the
kind taking place. Tho Scotch, on
tho other hand, did not relish the
Idea of tho loss of their national In
dividuality by merging their history
In that of EagUuA, They felt that
it -would Involve the Increase of tax
ation ani a snare in tb rjHalbll-
loft at tho union In tho enjoyment of
hor soparato systom of laws and leg
al administration. But tho laws of
England and Scotland havo boon lu
many respects Hsslmllattd, tho crim
inal law of tho two countries being
almost Identical, although tho nuth
ods of procedure nro In many re
spects different. Tho court of Mis
sion, as tho supreme court In civil
cases Is called In Scotland, dates
from 153f, and was formeJ on tho
modol of the parliament at Paris,
and Is held at Ediuburg. It constats
of thirteen Judges, acting as an inner
and an outer house. Tho Innor houso
has two divisions, with four Judges
each, the first being presided ovor
by tho lord president of tho whole
court and tho second by tho lord Jus
tice clerk. In tho outer houso flvo
Judges, called lords ordinary, sit in
Bcparate courts. Appeals may bo
mado from tho lords ordinary to
either of the divisions ot the Inner
house, and If the occasion demands,
tho opinion of all tho Judges of tho
court of secslon may bo called. Ap
peals may also bo made from tho
court of session to the house of lords
at Westminster. Tho lord Juatico ,
(Continued on pago six).
MOVKD TO S4 LIHJaHTT HTtUUtT,
WHKKJC Wt WIL& MJCHT AIJL OLD
AX XHW r-AYIKMTS. FOB AXY
mmuam call ox mi. cook.
C0KSULTAT4OX
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IIoimIuiiih Army ItcpHlnr.
San Juan. March 7. Another bat
tlo between Honduras ami Nlcnra
gunn troops has boon fought. After
threo hours' fighting Honduras wan
driven oft with big loss
First
Spring
Opening
1907
Friday and
Saturday
MARCH
Gifc aarf 9t.
Salem Ladies and everybody is in
vited to inspect our vast and elegant
stock of
PATTERN HATS
TAILORED HATS
Ami evtrytUag new nnd mrt cUfoc ate tma era
irjMwa m tM waomHy wue at ! Lmm mmy
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