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SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1007.
NO. 105.
"!S
IGHT HOUR STRIKE
he
ewey Celebration of Battle of Manilla Bay
m
CELEBRATES
THE DAY
Lwehsary of manilia bay
STREETCAR
STRIKERS
CONFERRING
MINERS
RESCUED
AT LAST
Itijc uiadi n
MIL HUILtf
OBSERVES
and Otccr Captains Who
Were There Arc No More.
asblngton, Mny 1. mo years
this morning Dewey sailed Into
lta bay, nnd Btnyod there, after
lort exc.ttincnt "for brttkftt8t."
?bt Dcwcy and his friends ban-
la c lrtirntion or uio victory.
fler. U whom Dcwoy biiUI: "You
tflre wtm you nro ready, Grid-
Is dcrJ, Thre other of his
alas n ual. Thoso olllccra
tro s ill thing will nttend tho
QUCt
POLICE AND ARMY BUSY ABROAD SPECIAL TRAIN TO THE HOSPITAL
The Metal Workers of the Bay Cities
Strike for an Eight Hour Day
kllmm Going Toward Atlmitic.
Lob Ma 1 Tho balloon lr.
fch Cr Ji Chandler, of tho U.
;n arj J, 0 McCoy started for
MiaR'cn had not reported at 10
k t'U morning. Tho wind
Is still south, but tho weather
au men say tho upper cur-onts
Easterly and will blow tho crnft
rds the Atlantic.
San Fnrnclsco, May 1. After hear
lug u proposition to accept n modifi
cation of tho Oakland scnlo of ten
hours' work at from 31 to 40 conts
an hour tho streetcar men, at a
meeting lasting until 4 o'clock thl.
morning, loft the matter In tho hands
of Hov, Potor Yorko nnd tho oxocu
tlvo committee, with Instructions to
ascertain tho host tonus tho United
Railroads would offer. A conference
will bo held with Prosldont Calhoun,
of the rallroadB today. It Is believed
thnt a permanent sottlomont will be
offoctod.
Eight-Hour Day Grunted.
Stockton, Mny 1. In rospoiiHO to
a demand from tho unions nil local
shops employing union mon granted
an eight-hour day. Several com
panies maintaining open Bhops also
granted eight hours.
IMAGO STO
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
THE CHICAGO STORE
LIKE A BIG CITY STORE
AMVUS I ILL OK BUSINESS. ISN'T IT A WONDER WHEN
H THINK OK LESS THAN THREE YEARS AGO HEING THE
ULMXT STOKE IN SALEM. THAT IS WHAT iinvra Ari.rnr.
IV HlSINESS CAN DO AND TREATING YOUR CUSTOMERS
BE
Perilous Rescue by Walking Under
ground a Mile Through Water
Johnstown, l'n., May 1. At 1:15
o'clock this morning bovcu of tho im
prisoned miners wcro taken from the
mlno at Foustwoll. Ton minutes later
they wore placed nboard a special
train, composed of an ongluo and box
car, and started for a run to tho hos
pital at Wlndbor. Tho men who
started to go a nillo through wuter
up to tholr necks wore successful In
getting through with liquid supplies
nnd bringing tho men out with them.
Miko Iioyln, n mining contractor,
who took chargo of the Imprisoned
party, describing tholr terror, says
it was worse than being entombod
alone, nnd that all tho tales of shlp-
wreck and cnnnibnllRin to Bustntn
life occurrod to them.. Ho Bald
"None spoko of It, but when tho Inst
prumbs of our dinner pulls won)
gone, nnd hungor began, I saw by the
furltivo glances that tho men cast nl
each othor that my companions woro
nit thinking tot tho Bamo thing."
Hnrrlsburg, May 1. Tho loglstn
turo today took official cognlznnco of.
tho rescue of tho Beven miners nt
Foustwoll, nnd directed a resolution
to bo recorded In recognition of the
rescuorcrB' bravery.
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(M VT I! VKOAINS IN
dies' Coats,
fuits and Millinery
ft
Hi
V V
Coino to our 8toro now and so
tho crowds of clorks, milliner
and drossmakorH wo employ, all
as busy ns boos attending to cus
tomers, trimming now hats, mak
ing now suits nnd filling ranll or
ders. Our buslnoss Is growing rnd
idly, owing to tho starling values
wo gtvo and ullowlng no house to
undorsoll us. Groat bargnlnu of
fered this wook.
NOONDAY
FIRE AT
CHICAGO
LABOR DAY
WITH 'FRISCO UNITED RAILWAYS
Father Yorkc Has Been Called In to
Make a Permanent Settlement
Snn Francisco, May 1. Botwccn
C000 and 7000 iron workers, black
smiths, mnohlnlstB, bollor-mnkorn,
iron shipbuilders, moulders, steam
fitters, coppersmiths, electrlclntiB and
others ongagod in tho metal trndos
of this city nnd Oakland nnd other
Ray cities struck this morning fo.
an eight-hour day. Twonty-Bovou
shops nro affectod.
Police ami Army.
Paris, May 1. A call for n moot
ing of all tho striking tradosmen
mado Labor Day ono of drond. A
groat crowd began assembling early
In tho l'lnco Hopubllquo. Agitators
tried to Inclto thorn to riot. Tho po
llco arrested many hero and at othor
points. Troops nro hold in ruadtuon
at alt the barracks.
SoclullMH to l'uniric.
Chicago, May 1. A parado of ho
clallstlrolly Inclined labor men nnd
spoochoB by national olllccrs of tho
Socialist party marked todny'a coin
brntlon of International Labor Day
In this city.
'"tVtmr Strikes at Sncrnmvnto.
Sacramonto, May 1. With tho
first of Mny Sacramonto faces four
serious strikes.
MAYDAY
OBSERVED
AT SALEM
MISS PHOEBE 0LSEN IS THE QUEEN
Breakfast Served In tho Open Air by
Beautiful Co-EdS
Tho students of "Willamette Uni
versity nro holding Mny Day exor
cIsob on tho campus todny. A Mny
breakfast was given this morning
beneath tho abundant Bhndco nftoi
which tho gontlomeu of tho varloua
classes busied themselves In boau
tlfylng nnd Improving tho campus.
Harly this aftornoon a program nnd
May polo drill was given boforo n
very largo and appreciative nudlonco
Tho oxerclsos woro hold on tho cam
pua, which looked Its protttest to ru
cnlvo Its queen.
Miss Phoebe Olson, of Portland,
was crowned May queen, nnd noted
hor part with grace and dignity. Her
maids woro tho Misses Schlndlor,
Stephens, Mcl'oto, Kunoy, Anderson
Glttons. Twonty-four glrlB took pnrt
In tho drill In winding tho May polo
General MncAi-thiir Plans to Ketlro.
SHEEP AND
STOCKMEN
AT WAR
A LARGE BAND AT FAIR GROUNDS
Track'Mcn Say They Aro a Nulsanco
and Slay Use Force
--
There In liable to ho a shoop nnd
horsemen's war nt tho state fnlv
grounds, nnd tho track mon thoro Bay
they aro running over their ground,
sleeping in their stalls, nnd mnktug
a great nulsanro of tho whole promt
so, ho that ladles rnniiot walk about
tho grounds. Tho horsemen havo
hnd n meeting nnd enmo down town
today to boo Governor Clinmborlnlii,
who promlsod to Invnoilgnto tho mat
ter. Tho horsemen sny thoy pay rent
tho year round, nnd havo possession,
and wilt not bo run out by tho ahoop.
No dynamite has boon uuod and no
woaponn drawn, but thoro Is blood
on tho moon.
G1VI2 NOTICE IIY WIRELESS,
Earthquake Ciuiho Mm-hluo to
brnto Hour Ilcfnrn Shock.
Vf.
Manila, May 1. Earthquako ox
purtn bollovo that It Is posBlblo to bo
warned by wlrolosH (olograph olght
or 12 hours In ndvnnco of tho shock.
i
I i
K TOji la.,
ha
B . doc't want to get rich
v. ' Ladles' coats
t,. , -f- '-omos suits irora
wr W4i.
p
a kindly llkine for
ok, before you, buy
or now Spring coat.
Ret our nrlcos. Re-
trlmmed hats, from
Great Bargains in!
Dress Goods
and Wash
Suitings
Wo show tho biggest stock of
dross goodd, fine silks and wash
drs& goods in Salem at prices
you cannot beat on the Paclf.c
coast.
Chicago, May 1. A lire started
at noon nt 2:55 Wabash avenue, tho
second lloor of .which building is oc
cupied by tho Lotus Club, noon dnv
lunch club for women oxoluslvoly.
Two girls Jumpod from tho window
nnd woro Instantly kitlod. Polio
'sny flvo nre doad, and 25 InJuroJ.
Tho first lloor was occuplod by tho
Storoy & Clarke Piano Company.
J Two women, Cathorino O'Rourke,
!" ntwl Ilnirn Will n-. I OJ ,.n,.,l,,.,,l
--, ..... ..vidu ii. no. I,, ., viuiiu;.u
In tho rotull district, nro known to
bo fatally Injured, and 15 aro seri
ously hurt. Tho flro started from
crossed wlros In tho basemont. The
girls fatally hurt jumped during thu
panic. Tho Injuries of others woro
caused by crowding for windows
whan tho stuoko appoarod. Police
man Sullivan was carrying an uncoil-
j scioiiB girl down a ladder whoa an-
' .,tAN f.tl 4....... l .. It I B w .1 ., .ill
iiiiiui hni jui, ii iiiuii iiiiii, uuu nil
I hit tho pavomont and wra bndlv
: hurt.
Wnshlngtou, April 30. aenoral
MacArthur was today relieved ,of
command of tho Pacific division and
tho department of California, and or
dered to Milwaukee, for such dytloa TostH nro now In progress nt Mnnll'n
as tho department may nsslgn to him "o tlm result of obsorvatlons mmlo at
horoaftor. Tho first of those duties tho tlmo of tho last trombWir. At
This morning C00;wlll bo to write .up his ruborv of tho Hint tlmo. vibrations in tho wlrolosi
laundry workers issued nn ultimatum extended trip through China and In- wore noted eight hours boforo tin
to laundry owners, demanding nn 8-' din, which ho nmdo.after tho close of ourtliqiinko wuh fott. Tho phonomo-
hls servlco with tho Jnpnnoso army n cnii bo oxplnlncd on no othor hy
durlng tho lattor part of tho war ho- Potlioala.
twoon Japan nnd Russia. It Is un-l ' - ....
dorHtood that Oonornl MacArthur I Congiin Off tor Hmvnll.
will write ii very full report of his Rn Francisco, Mny 1. Tho con
observations, nnd thnt they will bo Krosslonal party thnt will visit Iln-
Iiour day. Tho laundry ownors re
fused nnd a strlko will bo called bo
foro night. Ilrowory workorB threat-
on to striko if a dcmnmU for nn 8
hour day Is not acceded to. Tho ro
tall olorks' union Is making demnnds
for an 8-hour day, and n tight is on practically tho llrst of tils actlvo ser wn" tho Invitation of tho logtsln-
vleo. It has huou known for hoiiio lnr o Hint territory sailed today on
tlmo that Gonorat MacArthur wn tho transport Iliifonl, which wl'l,
weary of tho dutlos In commnnd of ftftr Innillng tin party i,t Hawaii,
tho ?ncino division. Ho felt thnt ho Ko on to China with supplies fur the-
was In nn onoinaloiiB position, being fnmlii- strlokon of Chlnji. Tho party
In command of a division, ultlinugh H ' chargo of George II. McClollan,
tho ranking otllcer of tho army. IC 0I1 wohnlf of tho dolegntoa from Ha-
Ojien Htiop Strike. ho had baon unlootor an nhlof of Htnff Wft" "nd mnsistn of Sonntor Saiuuol
Los Angslos, May 1. Over 400 at tho tlmo of tho rotlromont of Gon- " ''lies of WnshlnKton, Roproaontn-
truok drlvora struck this morning ho- oral Untos, ho would have Iiimii eon- tlvon W. P. Hepburn and wlfo of
ohubo tho employers announced tholr tent to remain on nctlve duty until w A. II. Cnpron
lutontlon of maintaining an open his rotlromont for ago, Juno 2v 1000. Kl'Odo Island, E. It.
to enforce tho domnnd. An nttcmnt
Is being mado by union labor icadorj
to organizo all workors In tho South
ern Pacific car shops horo, nnd a
strlko Is oxpocted to dovolop before
long.
Donvor, May 1. Qvor 600 in in
born of tho mill mon's union oin-
ployed in lumber mills, woro lookoJ
(did wlfo ot
Hamilton and
L. Ilrluk nnd
Graff nnd wife
Llttlohold nnd
Aoliosnn and
1000 yds.
yard . .
Wash India Silk
!Sc
5000 yds Fancy Lawns, yd . .AMc
1000 yds UoHt Standard Calico,
Fine Dress Goods, 2Cc 35c,
49c to 9Sc
1000 yds
yard .
12 Vic India
Llnon
...8 l-3c
SALEM'S FASTEST OROWINQ STORE.
McEVOY BROS.
MEKCIAI, AXD COURT 8TREKTS. iATJKM, OR.
Mjhtorioiiii Suit.
New York, May 1. Wilson Mlt
ner Is mado defendant in u suit In
the supremo court by Mrs. Yeres
Miznor. Tho papors aro sealed.
Justice Rlsohoff appointed Louis
Hasbrouck referco to soouro evldonce
Thoro is much mystery and many ru
mors as to tho purport of tho papor-
O i.i
Gould DcfrntfiiK EngiUh CluuuploiiK.
London. May 1. Gould today de
feated, at tennis, Ponnel) In three
straight sots, giving him tho right to
challengo Miles for the world's
championship.
"hop. nut thoro woro reasons why it wn w" '" Michigan, A.
not folt by tho Presldont mid Hooro- wlfo of Indiana, J. V.
tnry Taft, that tho election would lift ,,f Illinois, Charles K
ndvlb. and slnoo congress had w" ' Mnine, IJ. F
nmonded tho law so thnt thnrn u'iw wlfo of Pennsylvania. J. Warren
out today. Tho men had domundsd nothing for General Macr'thur to do Kulfur of Ohio, H. D. Colo of Ohio,
an olght-hour day and n closed shop. ,Mt take cominaud of a division. Charles MoGarvln of illlnolB, W. W.
o anernl MuoAjrtlnir'B frionds always Wilson of Illinois, Jnmoe H. Dmld-
JjuiglHd Ko IaiiiiI Slio Wuh CViiiNim'd. have contended that ho wns puoullar- "Wn of Wisconsin, (leor(tt L. Llley
Now YorU, MHy 1. Tho federsi he had beon selooted as ohlof of staC nn,l wife of ConnectJcut. Arthur I..
court todny acquitted Athol Roader, and have been of tho opinion that no ,J4lw of Pennsylvania, D. S. Aloxan
of perjury. His wlfo, Ella Raw's, Injustice was done when ho was not Iw "! wlfo of New York. DenJamiu
ohosen for that place. Thoro was ' "ow and wlfo of Now Jarsey,
talk that Jt was because of dlttleult Johu FIUkiuIiI of New York, J.
which ho hud with Mr. Taft, when
he was In oommnnd 'of the Philip
pine and tho secretary and civil gov
ernor of tho Islands. That was not
tho fact,
recognized
Reader, kissed her husband and
laughed bo fervently in court that
she wns oeuHiirod.
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After Mom Railroad.
Washington, May 1. The govern
ment has started an investigation of
over 20 railroad and steamboat line
that are accused of discrimination ii
the shipment and handling of cotton
goods for export.
. Mr, Tlutw Helps a Church,
Now York, May 1. It Is stated
that Mrs. William Thaw has given
fiO.000 to tho new Westmlnstei
University, Denver. It Is understood
sho has promlsod to give an addition
al 9100,000 Jf tho defonse of hor
son does not inako too groat a drain
on hor fortune,
o
JiiMinuiro Fund Again In Court.
.Now York, May 1. Managor
Scrugbam, of the International poll
cy holders' cominltteo, arrosted with
Charles Stirrup and O. I'. Carrlng
ton, in connection with tho election
of trustees of tho Now York Life,
was arraigned this morning aud Im
mediately furnished I2C00 ball. Tho
hearing will be held Monday.
o
ARM-HrH Killed 1m Vnrlu,
Paris, May 1. This evening a
man was killed by a mob for firing
pistol at a soldier. Ho was identifled
as nn American nasnal Law.
P. Conner and wife of Iowa, B. O.
Hills and wife of Missouri, G. W.
MarrlH of Nebraska, V. V. Campbell
of Kansas. Fred MvLaehian of Cull-
howover, Secretary Taft, 'ornln, W. D. Jones and wlfo, of
clearly the ability of Washington, and J. C. .Nuedham of
Genorul MacArthur. and had no California. Tho party will return to
feeling because of anythVg that hn-J s"n I'ranclsco early In June,
hupponed in tho Philippines. There, .-o
woro othor reasons which have novor' May.iiny I atulicy.
transpired for not appointing him
ohlof of staff. Tho order of tho day
Is Issued over tho slgnaturo of Ma
jor Gonoral J. Franklin noil, chief
of staff, and that fact is an Interest
ing commentary on tho often revived
aud never Justified story of frlctio.i
betwoon General Hell and Goncnl
Alnsworth, the adjutant gonoral.
over tho Issuo of orders by a junior
of bis superiors. Gonoral MacAr
thur outranks General Roll far mort
than General Aalnsworth does, but
ho received hlo orders from General
Doll. Of courso tu6 order is issuod.
as aro all orders to tho army, by or
der of tho secretary of war, and It is
so stated, in tho order Itself.
Denver, May 'l. William Cottrell,
a student of. the University of Den
ver, In a May dwy prank, climbed an
olootrlc light polo attached to a livo
wlro, and was killed.
Tho lUllooii Slg!i-il.
Anna, HI., May 1. Tho Chandlor
balloon was sighted hero at 0:10
o'clock thin morning.
Dr. J. P. COOK
THH HOTAWOAfc DOCTOR,
MOVKD TO 81 LIBERTY ftTRKKT
H)R ANY D1HKAKK CALL OX DR.
COOK, COXULTATIOX FRIM.
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