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The Adjusters
Ate Working
On our dninagcd Btaclc. It will tako somo time to complete the work
and wo hopo to opon our
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BIG SALE
About June 1 2th
In tho meantime thoso having opon accounts with us will confor a
great favor by calling and Bottling their accounts at our temporary
ofllco, room 10, McCornack block.
ATTORNEYS
HAVE NOW
AGREED
To Stipulate For a Hearing of the
APInt Involved
SHERIFF
TAKES NO
CHANCES
(Continued from pngo one.)
CITY NEWS
A Collection of Important Par
, , ftflrnplw for Ypur Consideration
af nim B999
Oregon to a point where ho has mado
money and built up a permanent
business. This is a good thing for
our city, and no doubt tho now cntor-
priso will rccoivo tho hearty encour
agomont of our citlzons.
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A conference wns held this morn
ing between Assistant Attorney-General
Van "Winkle and Attorney Ford
and Messrs. Palmer and Voorhees, of
tho Grnnge committee, to secure tho
reference of tho controversy over tho
legality of tho referendum petition
for a voto on tho University tax to
somo judge for a final decision. On
tho opinion of tho attorney-general
as legal adviser of tho secretary of
state, tho latter official has rofu.cd
to fllo tho petition for tho referen
dum. Tho matter is now to be taken
before tho courts on stipulation to
decldo tho question of sufficiency of
tho titlo of tho bill.
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Souvcnir Postal
Now subjects today, nt Pntton's.
Depot Improvements
Tho floor of tho gentlemen's wait
ing room nt tho passongcr dopot. is,
being torn up propnratory to tho lay
lng of n now floor.
ITHEW.CT.U.
CONVENTION
IN SESSION
Change of Jamsv
Ycstordny tho lonso of tho Wlllam
otto Hotel wns transferred from J.
Connor to Fred Fish, who has bo-ii
managing It for somo tlmo. TIiIb
gives Mr. Fish a freo hand to conduct
tho hotel along tho lines that moot
his viows, nud ho hopes, as rapidly ns
consistent, to mako changes and
such Improvements iib ho seos fit.
Mr. Fish Is assisted by his parents
in tho manngomont, and, bosldos is
populnr with tho traveling public.
All Join in congratulating him upon
his success in securing comploto con
trol. Not Ire
Tho Sulom Flouring Mills will
turn oft tho wnter in Mill crook, be
ginning Sunday morning nud con
tinuing until Wednesday. Thl will
nnblo tho proporty holders along
tho crock to got grnvol, or mako any
necoasory ropnlra. G-5-lt
Tho Marlon . county W. C. T. U.
convontion convened luBt night In tho
W. C. T. U. hall, on tho corner of
Commercial nnd Ferry streets, with
a lnrgo numbor of delegates from va
rious sections present. Tho commit
tees havo spared no pnlns to mako
this ono of tho most successful meet
ings that hnB ovor boon hold horo by
tho organization. At tho oponlng
meeting lnst ovoning, aftor aovoral
nuiBlcnl numbers, Mrs. S. E. Oliver
gnvo an nd dross of wolcomo, which
was rospondod to by Mrs. Hordjon,
of Gates. Mrs. Mary E. Geer and
Mrs, L. J. Burdlck dollghtcd thoso
prosont with a vocal duot, and Miss
Miles and Miss Shanks gnvo sovoral
readings, which woro vory much on
Joyod. This morning nt 9 o'clock a dovo-
tionnl sorvlco was lod by Mrs. Ham-
CnllH for 1I1k nior. of Srntta Mills, nflor wlitoli ihn
Tim undorslgnod will rocolvo bids various orKnnlzatloiiB of tho countv
up to r o'clock p. in., on Juno 17, roportod tho work accomplished, and
1007, for nupplylng ono liunilroJ nnd tho financial condition of tho ro-twonty-Mvo
(125) cords of grwon spoctlvo unlonB.
second growth tlr wood, to bo dollv-l Business was complotod nt 4:30,
orod at tho city hall boforo October nnd this ovoning tho closing session
lBt, for tho ubo of tho city of Snlom, will bo hold In tho First Christian
Delegates From All Parts of Marlon
County In Attendance
church, whon Row Davis Errott will
dollver an nddross.
Oregon. Tho succotaful blddor will
lie roqulrod to ontor Into contrnct
undor bond to furnish tho wood as
por agreomont.
W. A. MOOHKS, Recorder.
Dntod Juno 5, 1907. C5-dl0t-w2t
Uiilquo Opvn Again
Our cleaning parlors aro opon
ngnln at 373 Stato Ktroot, whoro wo
aro prepared to cloan and pross
clothes as in tho past. Soud In your
suits for good and prompt work,
Olnud Johnson, proprietor. Phono
12C1.
County Clerk nnd Cupid Rosy.
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oiu v.ituiiii;ri mr nau;iii UOUMV ninrlr Allnn lscir.,1 fl,.
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J. U. hldriUKO, Who conducts ninrrlncri) llrnnuaa tmlnv no r.ii..
crmimorlOB nt ludopondonco. Joffor- William Blrloy Adams, of Salem,
bou nnd sovoral othor points, hns !UBOd 31, and Mngglo Woodworth, of
routed ono of tho Wngnor buildings Snlom. need 3S. J. I,. Frni.i
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witness.
Miss Evans' lxss Adjusted
Toll Thompson and E. P. Goruol,
for tho insurniioo companios, lmvo
adjusted tho loss of Miss M. D, Ev
ans ou hor tnllllnory Btock, In tho
Moyura & Sons' flro, nt a Ilttlo loss
than HSOO, Tho lnsurnnco was In
tho Sun, of London; tho Royal In
surance Company nnd tho lnsurnnco
Company of North Amorlca.
ou Court street, and will in tho near
futuro opon n crenmory busluoss
horo. Mr. Bldrldgo Is uu ontorpris
lug business man, and has pushed
tho creamery business in Western
SOMETHING NEW
In Bifocal Lenses
Otto F. Hornschuch, of Salem,
J aged 23, and Alice S. Kurz, of Sa
eom, agod IS. E. G. Hornschuch wlt
, uoss.
Nelson E. Schoff, of Salem, aged
50, and Mrs. ElUaboth Wilcox, of
Salem, aged 39. Mrs. M. Cummins,
witness.
Cyrus Mohr, of Silverton, aged 23,
Lot us show you a neat, up-to-date nmI Elizabeth Flostor, of Sllverton,
lens for near and far-soelng. It h,aBOl rs c a- Pitney, witness,
eually as good as tho oxponslvo kind, Dr- W W. Allen, of Jefferson,
and half tho cost, I aged 30, and Mildred M, Looufey, of
Don't throw away your brokou Jefferson, aged 20. Dr. J. N.
glasses. Brlnsr them to us. We caa anmn, wuuess
dupllcato
pease.
any part, with little ex-
Chas. H. Hinges
s.
Hf V IB
Tho first and fourth couples were
mnrrled by County Judgo Scott this
morning at tho court house.
Pa, he starts at oarly morn
To face the wide, blue world,
lie geU hie etreagtk aad kealtk
By wtlut Roeky MoantaU Tee,
For ! At 8tae' tim tr.
Miss Sliclton's Musical.
Tho advance pupils of Miss Beat
rice Shclton gavo a muslcalo laat ev
ening nt tho Methodist church that
reflects great credit on their teacher.
Tho talont of each pupil, improved
by tho careful training Miss Shol
ton accords to all hor pupils, spoko
for itself tho instant tholr hands
touched tho instrument. Miss Shol
ton was assisted by Professor Rob
erts, plpo organ; MrB. W. Carlton
Smith, mezzo-soprano, and MIbs Lil
lian Stcgo, violin, all artists in tholr
work.
Prof. Roberts oponcd tho pro
gram with "Festival March In D" on
tho plpo organ, rendorcd In such n
mannor that It would provo an at
tractive numbor on nny program.
Mrs. Vivian Foster then gnvo two eo-
loctions, "Silver Spring" nnd "Frl
voletto." Mrs. Foster Is nlwnys wel
comed and hor playing is of tho kind
that makes ono wnnt moro nnd still
moro. Miss Nina Btishnell nppenred
In sovoral numbers nnd was a fa
vorlto from tho vory first momont.
Sho appeared in a duot with Prof.
Roberts, on tho piano, nnd ngnln
with him on .tho pjpo organ, tho most
pleasing numbors on tho program.
Hor othor numbors woro nono tho
loss plenslng, nnd stamped hor ns a
muslclnn of rnro ability. Tho last
iiumbor of tho program was a quar
tet, waltz and chorus, from "Faust,"
rendorcd by tho MIbsos Nina Bush
noil, Lena Clarke, Georgia Booth and
Altco DoVUblss, nnd it was a fitting
closo to a delightful ovoning, round
ing out with a volumo of rythmic
harmony.
Miss Stogo, violin; Prof. Roberts,
plpo organ, nnd MIsb Sholton, piano,
gnvo two numbors, and woro com
pelled to respond to an oncoro.
Tho soloist of tho ovoning was
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, always a
favorlto, always chic, lnosouclant
and churmlng, with an Incomparablo
peso and presonco. Hor first numbor
was "Lovo's Way" and tho socond
"Protestations," onch of which was
heartily encored, responding with
others oqunlly as Bweet.
Miss Sholton Is to bo congratulated
on tho excellent work of her pupilB,
nnd alBo on tho ploaslng arrangement
of tho program. Sho gives another
muslcnl Friday ovoning, In which hor
younger pupils will appoar, and
which is looked forward to as cer
tain to furnish nnolhor dollghtful
ovoning,
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Many CabliLS Springing Vn.
E. T. Abbott, of Thrall and Poko-
gailia, goneral mnnagor, goneral
frolght and passenger ngont, chief
onglneor and mastor mochanlo of tho
Klamath Lake railroad, also station
ngont for tho Southern Pacific ngont
for Wolls-Fnrgo, tho WoBtorn Union
Tologrnph Company nnd tho Sunset
Tolophono Company, postmastor and
landlord of tho Thrall hotol, manager
of tho gonoral storo thoro, agent of
i no woyornnuosor Land Company,
local ngont for a numbor nf num..
timber and Improvement companies,
superintendent of tho local public
schools and opon to nny othor posi
tions that offer, wns n business visi
tor In Ashland Friday.
Mr. Abbott says that tho woods
aro full of peoplo In tho vicinity of
Pokegama looking up Southern Paci
fic railroad lands, and that cabins
aro springing up everywhere at the
hands of prospective settlers. whA
hayo squatted upon their selections
and propose to stay with them until
they shall bo legally removed. Ex.
n
rHtIny In Wu&shu
St. Petersburg, Juno. 5. -Mutiny
broRe out today among a snuadrnn
of hussars of tho guards at Tsars
koeelo, to which palac the impqrUl
family had Just moved. Order was
reeiored without btoo4ke.
do It. Ho planted tho powder in tho
sixth instead of tho seventh level,
whoro work wns proceeding. A week
Jnter when Superintendent McCor
mick and tlfo shift boss tried to en
tor tho sixth level tho power ex
ploded, nnd both woro killed.
Ho said when ho asked Davis for
money, he said ho would havo to get
it from hoadquarters in Denver.
Next day Davis and Sherman Parker
were arrested. Later Orchard wont
to Denver nnd met Moyor. Haywood
Introduced hlmsolf, nnd ho Bald he
know him by reputation. Mayor
asked him if ho wanted money, and
ho said not then, M,oyor told him ho
know ho was tho man who blew up
McCormlck nnd tho mlno boss, nnd
said It was a flno Job. Haywood do
claro'd ho would sooner htlvo tho
bosses and managers killed than a
hundred scabs. Ho declared ho
would havo no moro work to do for
awhile, but I might work, ns if ho
didn't clonn up tho mlno owners
they would drlvo tho minorB out of
tho district. Ho wont back to Crlp-
plo Creek three days later, and bo
foro starting Hnywood gavo him
$300 for blowing up tho Vindicator.
Ho declared ho haBn't dono nny la
boring work slnco then, dovotlng his
tlmo to blowing up proporty and kill
ing mon. Ho said Haywood asked
him to kill somo soldiers. Ho spent
tho next fow months making bombs
In Crlpplo Crook. Haywood told him
ho would havo to keop quiet until
nfter tho trlnl of Parker, Davis and
othor leaders, who woro tried for
murdor and attempted train wreck
ing. Tho latter proposition, ho said,
was planned by Pnrkcr, who do
slgnod to wreck tho Florence nnd
Crlpplo Crook train, which nightly
cnrrled non-union mon from tho
mlnos In Crlpplo Crock. Orchard
declared ho provloiiBly squealed on
Parker to n railroad detective, bo-
causo Parker would not glvo him
money. At this point n recess was
ordered, and whon court recon
vened this nftornoon moro than 500
mon, women nnd children beslogod
tho doors nnd tried to get In. Or
chard at onco resumed his story.
Orchard said ho returned to D n
ver In May, 1904; went to hendquar-
tors and met Hnywood and Pettl-
bono. Thoy nsked him to aBsasslnnto
Penbody. Orchard said ho wont
nround Ponbody's houso nnd tho
cnpltol building, and watched the
govornor for a week. Orchard sworo
that Pottlbono told Stovo Adams ho
would help him do tho Job. At this
Juncturo Mrs. Adams, who occupied1
a seat near tho Inclosuro, sighed au
dibly for sovoral seconds, and seemed
about to faint, but finally recovered
hor composure. Continuing, Or
chard declared ho saw Adams at In
dependence. Orchnrd declared ho
paid Adams money to Join him In
Donvor. Ho said that Pettlbono fur-
nisneu uotn with anwed-off shot.
guns, nnd said ho nnd Adams
watched tho governor's house for a
wook, rendy to kill him, but ho did
not como. A fow days later ho saw
ri hack with Poabody In It, and fol
lowed, It ready to shoot, but tho wo
men got in, and ho gavo up tho Job
for a time. Adnra got 50 pounds of
powder, and thoy mado tho bomb at
Pettibono's store, nnd planned to die
a holo undor tho sidewalk and sot it
off when Peabody crossed.
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Miss Mary SHnnm, ...JTT
Portland. ' " 18,un
Dr. Allen, of Jefferson, is ln (ho
city today. Tao
Miss Volma Glover left today for n
visit in Forest Grove. a
Dr Z M. Parvln, of Portland, nr
rived in tho city today.
Mrs. Ida Babcock has returned
"u,u " vlBli n -l03 Angeloa.
Mrs. Emma Miller, of Jefferson
was a Salem visitor this morning. '
Mrs. Llyod Zimmerman has g'ono
iu viHiftuuie 10, visit relatives.
Dick Turpin and E. L. Keeb'le, of
Lebanon, were Salem visitors yes
terday. J. A. Smith has gone to Seattle
whoro has accepted a position for tho
summor.
MIsb Jessie Benson went to Port
Innd this morning to visit relatives
nud friends,
Stnto Secretary Rhodes, of tho Y.
M. C. A., returned to Portland this
morning.
Gooro Williams loft this morning
for Grants Pass to visit friends and
relatives.
Of MIem
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wlndcaton9.J:u'0i
this citv 1 lD.tb
During w,?7
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w. umZl
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Pledge of 250.
This cafflDaln (,.. i..
that Salem Ueomi..JT
Mrs. Herman Kanno left today for aTsy, and rtlMM..
Sacramento, whoro she will visit her theso worthy InUtatieJT
Mr. nnd Mrs,
rwr Thousand Dfct.
P'HHlhijp
Gus Roaonbanm
havo gone to Oregon City, where thoy
will spend tho summor.
L. S. Hill, ono of Booth-Kelly's
chief boostors, wns down from Eu-
geno on business today.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Skiff and fami
ly went to Newport today, where thoy
will spend tho summer.
Rov. P. S. Knight went to Jeffer
son this morning, whero ho will of
flciato at tho Allon-Looney wedding.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Schell, of Port
land, Is visiting tho lattor's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Anderson, of this
city.
Mrs. J. W. Sprlgg, who has boon
visiting hor daughtor, Mrs. Frank
Durbin, loft this morning for her
homo ln Portlnnd.
M. McDonald, president of tho Or
egon Nursery, loft today for Detroit,
Michigan, whoro ho will attend a
nurserymen's nssoclntlon convention.
Mrs. F. A. Rankin, of Eugene,
who has been visiting hor brothor,
T. J. Cheshire, returned to her homo
today.
Mrs. Z. M. Parvln, who has been
tho guest of Mrs. J. H. Ackernmn,
will return to hor homo In Portland
this afternoon.
Rhodes, tho contractor, loft
for Corvnllls to tako
veiopracnt ThofiT6 tWl
uiyosea or ten of gi
"u" itoorw Mi
aro to ho .ft.-..i.y P
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weneni snov.lnj, ad Utf I
zens or saina ippnclttii
ions is shown by Urt
aponso. ,
KcptTyrTtJt
Tho Eugcuo paptriwl
In great gleo the ut.tRi.l
saw mill plant litthi
belo wtbat city by 1 1
provided with catkin
mill. Flvo hundrrt sr'l
ployes that wJ111kn4mi
tlonof thodtybylSOIUI
mII1 tnhA vAMAnM tM.
chnrgo of tho laying of tho concroto I l" m.i-3
. , that Industry and ttt i
Mrs, n. id. uriawoin, Mrs. .m. j.
Paul
this morning
Br. P-A.HcrlUie.cn
Unlversltr, wenltoOremt
morning, where be vffltiflj
dren, who will sing lut
given at Gladstone Ht i
doctor will sing eaapn
Park Placo school fotijil
Mm. Guy Oiborse.rtji
cd her parents, Mr. ud)h I
Cooper, for thoputUoi
this morning forbcrbowiS
Mr. Osborno was forni
Ident of this city, tai
nnd his wife hare oujt
Thoy were married la Ml
eight months ago.
Attorney Charlos E. Lonnon, of
Portland, wns In tho city yesterday
on legnl business.
Glntor nnd MrB. S. J. McKay went to
Newport today, to spend a two
weeks' outing on tho beach.
Charles E. Bier, of Los Angeles, Is
In tho city for a sovornl weoks' vidlt.
He will bo Joined In n fow days by
Mrs. Blor, who Is now visiting in
Portland.
Mrs. A. Kightllngor has returned
from a visit to hor mothor, Mrs. C,
Campbell, In Portland. Mrs. Camp-
boll accompanied her daughter for
an oxtondod visit In this city.
Harry Hartman, who hna been a
student ln Willamette University for
tho Inst semlstor, loft yesterday for
Portland, whoro ho will spend tho
summor.
rM. and Mrs. Louis Propp, son
William, and daughtor, Mrs. Bur
roughs, loft this morning for Soattlo,
where thoy will reside. Mr. Bur
roughs was formofly connected with
tho Statesmnn of this city.
Miss Ella Evans, of Hood Rivor,
will arrive In tho city today to attend
tho commencement exorcises of Wil
lamette University. She graduated
from the normal department of tho
University last year, and nas smco
boon teaching In Hood River.
population. Cou &!
Jealous, only wethoulW
ourselves became oelj iWl
ago we might hue W!
plant and a trolWf mV.
Fork thrown lo,Qalywt
fused a 30-year frincUai"!
trl cplant which !"
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Western Oregon kaf It l
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tion could not be ud.
a few who, withont lt,
nn,i ..iM ihe oarer w
naught the audi ol fj
wo kept our weaiu -
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