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SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOIUiH 28, 1007.
NO. 12 17.
lor Says 4,000 Spaniards Are Held As Slaves
J)A
iDERS
SGRAP
IS A WINNER
L Blfl Cattleman, Mine
Banker Locks Morns
bNfxon, Banker, Miner
w of BolhU.b. senator
Li. n o8Tlin fltrht
inclai suprcnincy of No-
erado, that naa uecn
year between unuun
tor .Nixon and ThomaB B.
reached its climax In
lad Nixon lias won first
L dtmeclo lias been on
Fm a (inlet fashion. Doth
toloylng a corps or stonog
feuengers, agents and nt-
the wires between hub
brada cities havo been
fh messages. Nixon cumo
money to carry his banks
us of tho past wcok, nnu
My camo to provont him,
t monev for himself. Ho
tceiitul and Is now seok-
WHII I 1 i-HttHI I H-H-H-H;
Okllnlionm n Stntc November 10
Washington, Oct. 28. Pres
ident Roosovolt will proclaim
Oklohnma a state on Novem
ber 16. Tho President ninrto
this announcement today to
Governor Frnntz, who brought
to Washington a certified copy
nt Mm nnnntltntlnn.
X-tHMI 1 I ! ! i I ! ! I 1 ! 1 1 H
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Astorln Wants Yards.
Astorln, Or., Oct. 2 S. Astoria
has taken steps to make a strong
campaign for the location, of tho
proposed American navy yard at that
place. Representations are being
mndo to all congressmen and sena
tors and naval committees of both
houses.
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Cashier Was Short.
Alrrnn fl .. Dot. 28. It hBS been
discovered that Fred A. Berren, cash-
lor and treasurer of tno uouar aav
Jnca Bank, who committed suicide
Sunday, Is short ?25,000.
-irillml lii rim roll Riot.
Budapest, Hungary, Oct. 28. Six
teen persons were killed and many
Injured today In a church riot In Boz
sahogy, South Hungary, owing to rn
clal Jealousy between tho Slovaks and
Magyars.
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Reno Rank Open.
Reno, Nov., Oct. 28. All mo
bnnks In Reno opened today. There
were slight runs on all, but none of
tho bankB wero affected to any ex
tent. Business men aro niuKiub
heavy deposits.
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Ihsiio Their Own Money.
St. Louis, Octobor 28. The banks
hero today adopted tho clearing
house certificates
SPANIARDS
HELD AS
SLAVES
IICAG0SI0RE
'EOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
IE WONDERFUL
BUSINESS
ire doing prompts us on to give
customers greater values an tne
. Look at the prices we are now
ig for standard reliable merchan-
where can you beat them.'
en:
ARE OITKHING THE
VALUES WE EVER
H. THIS WhUIC, IN
5S GOODS
SILKS
YDS. op STANDARD
jottixn flannels oc
. NOW AT YARD 3c.
WEN'S $3 RKARSKIX
f NOW 51.08.
UW'EKS VXD WAIST-
NNELPTTra NOW ON
H YlltD, 8 J.;jc.
WASD0WX TiaNNELS
n STYLES AND RE
' NW OX SALE AT vn .
"
' OP Fancy nnrcB
XW OX SALE AT YD..
. 45c, 10c and 03c.
tAOtS op m..x-,r
85 &1LE AT. ttt .
Hundreds of swell coats nnd
Suits for Ladles, MiBses and Chil
dren offered this week at small
prices. Don't buy until you see
tho great values wo nro ofierJng.
STORY OF A SAILOR
JAPS' GOOD ,IOR.
He Missed the Girl, Rut Killed Him
self.
Los Angeles, Oct. 2S. Aftor a fu
tile attempt to kill his sweothoart,
flonrcn S. 'Mntsml. min of tho wealthy
Japancso of tho city, llrcd two shots
into Hi) tempio last nignt inning
Mnmolf Inntnntlv. K. Nnmrt. Hie
pretty Japanese girl fell In a faint on
tho noor, nna wbb stiu lying tnoro
when detectives forced their way In
to tho room. Tho bullet Mntsul
aimed at her grazed her head and
lodged In tho wall.
TWENTY
YEARS'
HARVEST
Claims the Natives On the Island of
San Juan Del Norte Have 4000
Spanish Soldiers and Ship-Wrecked
Sailors In Bondage
TmlrM Qnnln not CT1in Sunn.
Ish Government mav ask tho United
Stntes department to take stops to
invostignto tno tcory tnnt 4uuu span-
Inriln tnknn In linttln nr frmn Strand
ed ships on tho Island of San Juan
del Monto, of tho Philippines; aro
hold ub slaves by tho natives. Tho
story has been brought hero by ship
wrecked Spanish sailors who escaped
and reached Manila after much suffer
lng.
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THE PANIG
FADING
Settling Riot Hilts.
Vancouver, Oct. 28. Hon. Ru
dolph Lomlusf, minister of labor and
Bpcclnl commissioner to Japan In
tho matter of Immigration, will ar
rive In Vancouver this afternoon an!
proceed direct to Japan. McKonslo
King, tho deputy mlnlstor, who has
been invosugntin mo j npnucsa
claims for damago duo bocauso of
tho Soptcmber riots, went ahead nnd
will meet his chief on route, nnd
discussed tho results of tho sitting
so far. The Japanosc clnlniB will bo
greatly reduced, probably ovor ono
hnir.
OF DIVORGE COURTS
Census Bureau Shows tho Number of
Cases Will Reach 1,300,000, and
of Thcso About 1,000,000 Wero
Successful-50,000 a Year
Washington, Oct. 28. An aggre
gate of 1,300,000 divorce cascB dur-
reuueeu, jiruuiuny uvur ",,uiing tho mBt au years win uo bhuu
ITnnl. rntm In linlmr lirtnrvl nnil-1 . ... .1.- i. ..... Int. n( Mm intuitu
!' il.v.J lliov " ..v...r .."... - 1 HV .II1U IUVUBU(IIHW" VI mu -v ..-
aratoly, and being cut In each cnBO.l)Uronu a. total of 2900 clerkB and
Tim flrnt- BPntonrrv u'ln Imnosort In ..i..i n,.miiu l.nvn linnn lit work
NIIKI'IIII IIUUIII.D iiia.au u v w ,...
Tim first Bentonco wnB Imnoscd In
tho rioting cbbo Saturday aftornoon,
and the prlroner wbb given ono
month In Jnll.
AWAY
PORTLAND
GIRL SHOT
BY ROBBER
gathering this data, and about 140
nro Btlll engaged In summing up tho
work of these men. Thoro nro In nil
40,000 cnscB to bo Investigated, u
la ostlmnted -Hint two-thlrda of thoso
seeking dlvorco hnvo boon successful.
o
up to it lu pretty good shnpo. Koono-
played a strong gamo ni rigin mciviw
'JLIIO UIIIUC.
wiltnmnttn kinked oft nntl , tho
high school wns forced to punt by
fnlllng to nmko yardage Wlilnm-
otto failed to mnlto yaruago n
punted, Leach Rocurlng tho ball nmr
making a 2C-yard run for tho ftrat
touchdown. Dooth klokod tho goiil.
Rlchnrduon kicked orr lor mgii
school and Wlllnmetto wnn hold and
forced to punt. Wlllnmotto blocked
n punt nnd bucked tho ball for sor
oral gains, but was forced to punt.
High school puntod, and smashed up
sovornl plnys. WUlamotto punted to
Jonea for a fair catch. NIIcb kicked'
nr. I Until crn nwllV in TlOXt
play for ViR-ynrd run nnd second' '
touchdown. iaueu ni kuh . "
the rost of this half tho high school
played a fighting gamo to keep WII
lamotto from scoring again, and It
ended with tho Bcoro mou i ""'
of Willamette. . .
In tho flocomi nair wummukvu
Btartod a Bteady march for tho goal,
which ended by Low making ft
yard gain off tacklo for a touchdown.
Failed to kick goai.
Tho high school wa again put on
tho fight, but WUlamotto worked
near enough to their goal to scoto a
plnco kick, in mo iiii ii. i '
gamo tho lilgh Bchool took n brnca
nnd made a uumbor of gains, and tho
whlstlo blow with tho ball about th&
mlddlo of tho Hold and tho final
scoro about 20 to 0 for. Wlllamotto.
Although tho gnmo wub o io-hiu
it was enjoyej by thoHO wltncBslng:
It. .
liAIUU.
SALEM
HIGH IS
DEFEATED
TJnwVnrV Clot. 9.R A ironerfllTCB-
toratlon of confidence was lndlcntod
thlB morning. Tho stock market
oponod Btrong under buying orders
from London nnu nuvnucea iroin onu
to three polntB wore mndo on nil dlv-
llnnfl.iinvlnc R.tnrkn. Thn OncaiTO-
4WV 0 --- -.. , , .-
ment of $9,000,000 In gold for Imme
diate Importation to wow xorK irom
London added to tins strong. ""
run on tho Lincoln Trust Company
of America has Kroatly diminished
mi.. TT.I -nin.k DlmnlA1 atrnll(?t1l
I no Uliiuu X iiuiiii; ii" n" iiuj jiaiviiio. t.inift . "nn -
nnd closed .two points hlgnor. jBoini-was driving bncK to uio cuy, whoh
od Belling onscd tho market off a bit, nt a dark point In tho rond a man
and thon It relapsed Into dullness nnd suddenly Jumped out of tho brush-
trading became lireiess wuu iwrruw wood nnu oruorca. ucr 10 nmi, uu
fluctuations. During tho nnnl hour' throw up hor hands. Tho horso bo-
alinrn l.rfnlf niviirro(I In BOind'rnmn frltfllteilCll 1111(1 bllinKCd for-
.. ......... -: .".-. :. i- "":".-..- ...... j ....!
wara, nnu ma nignwiiyiuun nr,
Tho bullet struck tho girl In tho
Bhoulder nnd smashed hor collar
bono,
O'
stocks, nnd tho mnrket closed gener
ally weak.
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TENT0W
ADMITS
KILLING
GREAT
INCREASE
IN VOTERS
Unusual Run of Good Luck-Eugene
High Defeats Albany
Portland. Oct. 28. Bnckod by n
picked forco of doputy shorlffs, Shor-
turo the lono hlghwnyman who shot
nnd iminfully wounded Miss SiihIo
Thompson last evening whllo Bho
wni returning to Portinnd rrom nor
home at Coxder MIIIb. This Is tho
third holdup that hns occurred In tho
vicinity of Portinnd within tho InHt
ton dnys. In every enso shooting has
occurred. Ono death and two seri
ous Injuries nro tho results. Miss
Thompson nnu spent tno any wun
hor pnronts. Taking a buggy Bho
TO TAKE
TIBUR0N
ISLAND
Tim lit oil ophnnl wont down to do-
feat nt tho linndB of WUlamotto Sat
urday by tho largo scoro of 20 to 0.
Tho Wlllamotto team proved too
much for tho high Bchool boys, al
though thoy mndo tho heavier tenm
xvnrlr fnr nvnrV lilt Of fltmlKllt I'Urd-
ago down tho flold, which wns not as
much as It mlgnt appoar 10 no o
tho largo Hcoro, Tho 'varsity pioyeu
In gront luck Butunlny, maKing
only ono of their touclulownB y n
Btrnlght march ovor tho lino. Tlio
high school repeatedly held thorn,
nnd thoy wero forced to punt. T io
gamo wns mndo iniuremwK y h
frequent punting of both tennis, and
In this Nllos, for tho high hoIiooI,
plainly had tho host of IiIb opponent,
hooting tho ball from 30 to 40 yards
at ovory kick. Dooth did nil of Wll
lametto'B punting, and used good
Judgmont nt qiartorbnck In running
his tonm. Tho high school did not
oxpect to win thlB gnmo from Wll
lamotto, nolthor did thoy oxpect to
loso by Bitch a large Fcnro, but their
conch, nishop. Is well ploased with
tho showing his team mndo, espe
rinllv on tho dofonslvo work, nnd ho
-UMMi nnlv lnnn1u linn.', nftnr HQOlnK Ills niUll
o. rMn r.l 0 rnnort ltt
i: . ."". v''". ,y .M ::. -.i;..i. v u
beonorgnnlzed to tako posoRl0n,df;
TlbnronlHland. Tho prewont owner
Is Mm. Qundnloupo Dllnn, widow of
aenornl Irndo Mllnn, who dlpd ro
contly In Loh Angolos. nilnn clnjmod
tho Islnnd, nnd made one fultlois at
tompt to got possession from tho In
dlniiB. It Ib under nomlnnl Moxlcnn
Jurisdiction, nnd Is located nonj- tho
contor of tho Oulf of California,
Soattlo, Oct. p8.A. II. Tontow,
charged with shooting nnd killing
Dm. Aiiiimu nt Plymouth. Hoods C:t-
IIUJ ....w, w ' "- . -" . .
nal, yostorday, was urrostod tnw
. u ... m. mfk una v' nun , i i
Tk; r' ' h'n,, thn rfileltho campaign, tho Cleveland mayor -: hn f or a hard gamo.
ri'Nit'ii iiiuiun a vii w -.-- iii., am nu in niinruiiniiniui ntr iiviirv . '
which Ib clnlmod to bo tho one with , , , t of ntorOBt ,n con.
-.i .i i -. i no
(1UUUO W.- lilttVUIllIUI, VJ., Utl, .O -HUH W...J imviiun ....... .. .... 41... ...i.nlr
vl iivm weok com,nB for, acTrrk '"'point.1 '.'nrrfthS'US i ;;s
ho rifle Itho campaign, tho Cleveland wyor-. JX? shapo for ft hard gamo.
.i.i.i- . i., A.lntna Tnnlnw IIS- w""' v, '!' ..'..: ....'
which no "'. ,;",,, tim miction wun tno election wun u ruv
sertB that ho Bhot Adams bocauBotlioi reclstrntlon. It hns
ii iA.i.AHBinit in ainiii kimiiiiii " .
miter wan iruaimih " "" .Qon a nmuo
lands
AittiiMcii ttm Wlllnmetto team
hnB hoen gront ly changed alnco tholr
inat vamn. Home snui mat miw inn
ord-breaklng registration. It ,," i!!., trongor gnmo Saturday thnn
hoen n maUor of surprise to polltlcnl "'. ., y woro ,jpf0atod by Wash
lenders gonerally, and election ox- " " 'fow wookH Ml. "Dynn
perts nro now kept busy trying to m,t.. cuiiuiiIiikh plnyod a great
71 . . . m I . 1" n 1 il ki k fti I
IiMuiwiK-u nnnl ,.........". nnniyzo us iiiuuiiiiiK uiiu inuiminu "-,.,. ,.- wi Unniotto at iiuhiuck.
Spokane. Oct. 28. C. 13. MoDonnld , foct on tho In(erost rospoctlvoly of fnJ ,g ynrdago on lino smashes
nnd Ed. Smith, suBpoctod of the Great Mayor Tom L. Johmon, who Is seek- ' ' , H,nnBhlng th high school play.
Northorn train robbery, woro taken , a fourth tcrn,t nnd of Congrow- n"n , ,a).w,bn fat gnmo at ond. nt
lout of Spokano last night to Kall-(man ThooJoro jg. Burton, Ilopubll- ' ,,.nJ nicking up a qiinrterback
iell, Mont., by defectives. MoDowiajcan ,10mineo. kiolc and making a 26-yard run for
i fought furiously ngalnit going back Tho regutratlon has ronched n to- " ,ci,,0Wf -j'ho Wlllamotto half-
without oxtrndltlon paperB, nnd "atai 0f 93,000, which Ib nearly 30,000 ' 'Low ttnil shanks, playe! good
'to bo chained. Over 20 olalinantB.Jn OXC08g of ti,0 normnl vote In o'ty'tall and made oxcollent Intorfer
i aro aftor tho reward offered by Hau o1ecUonH Tne procllotloiiH bolngonf0 Tll0,r nn0 played In n good
ifor the capturo of tho men. made by polltlcnl leadors ns to tho form' thot repulsed mot of tho high
I . . o result of tho oloctlon vary ccordlnglBC,100, nttom,lW ut smashing through
ir..... M,iii fiL-lim. tn thn nollHpal feellncB of thoso ,.
I " K",M,W ' i -.-. - ... tl.l lnnHlll
Children's coats fromOSc to 91.95
Misses' coats from 9U.50 to 93.00
Ladlea Coats from 3.95 to $10.00
lletter ones at small price.
Ladles' Swoll Trimmed Hats,
91.50 91.95, 92.50 and 93.50.
Children's Caps from 23c up.
McEVOY BROS.
(On.
AXD COURT 8THJBHTS, S.1LEM, OREGON.
ir Pllu Cnt 28. FOIIOWinK
ivuiioua .tj. w. -
tho disappearance of J. K. U rati y to
day, a receiver was appointed for tne
Bankers Trust Company, a Brady
concern.
Burned or Drowned.
lfH.Banlid WnnoA Ofit. 28. "
'Three hundred persons porlshed by
'-- ... ti .!. rit.l.ln Phlnn nnu
nro in iibkuuuib, "unu -. ---
1000 by flood along the west coast or
Japan, according to news brought
by last mall from Saigon, in French
Cochin China.
o-.
Mbro Forest Reserve.
1YBBUIUBIUU, Wk. .--- - - -- -
dent has ordered tho withdrawal or
3,965 acres of land m -innuy, o
ta and Glenn counties, -a'"";";"'
along the cast border of the Trinity
national forest, ana i. ""v"- ;t"
add this to the acreage of the forest.
nnlltlral feollncs
making them. Republican politicians
am naniriilnn that tno Die roKiHini-
tlon augurs that Republicans hlthor-
to out of lino wun tnoir pany, locm
ly, who did not vote at all, aro back
In linn nnil romlv to VOte. Tliey
point to tho fact that tho biggest In
crease in registration nas ucuu
the heavy Republican wards.
Mayor Johnson ana nis nsiiiuB
however, aro equally sangulno that
ha Innrnninfl lnfprf.it In municipal
affairs, as shown by tho big roglstra
tlon. Is due to his position on the
question oi lower street car ji.
A1m Left III Money.
Sacramento, Cal., Oct. 28- Cap
tain Piihrnllor. a wdll-lmown brew
er on tho Pacific coast, died horo this
w.vnlno Tin ufna U'nrfh II.IHIU.UUU
He leaves a wife, daughter and two school
sons.
AUDITORIUM RINK 01M2.VED.
flnlcni'H Skat hue I'hvIIIoh Morn Pop-
a. rm ..-
Uinr iiuiii i.vrr.
For the high school NUoa and Kay
-. .n.l. 1 1.1 vnrv mat lilnvlng. OOttl
m uuug . .-. . .. i
doing good work on rerovoriiiK
punts. Cnptal rarmor ai ijimrnji-i.ni-
rnn iiu tfinm in kooiI 8tyio,.ni-
though using vory few of tho numer
ous trick playa which tho team haB
been working up. This was duo
most v to tho fact mat wiu . hikh
school played most of tho time a
dofonslvo game. -A man snowing up
well wbb Krebs. who has Just re
cently entered the high school, ami
who only played tiirougn a rr in
tho game. Krobs did some brilliant
work whllo ho was on tho Held.
Richardson aslso played a good
gamo at halfback. Smith at full
ii.i ninvAi rnnnhlnir camu. whllo
Jones, at right half played hit usual
good game. Aimouga inu iiirh
line receirea a greater part
of WUlaraette's pounding it
stood
Olio of tho largest crowds wit-
nnuuoil ttin prnnil onotllni; of tho All-
dltorlum rollor rink lftHt Saturday
night. By 8 o'clock, when tho band)
Btruck up tho first Inspiring two-Btop.
mo noor rosounueti wuu wiv murry
click of hundreds of little rnllori,
and from thnt tluitt until tho hour or
midnight thoro wnu not a dull mo
mont or nn Incldont to mar tho plons
uro of tho evening.
The rink In conducted In a manner
thnt In drawing tho pntronngo of tho
best people of Balotn, and tho man
agement huvo tnkon ovory precaution
to prevent rowdyism. In addition to
the regulnr sessions of tho rink an
Halloween party Is being arranged
for Thiirnduy evening, which prom
Isos to bo of unusual Interest.
Chrlitniii Batkatf.
Charming effects can bo obtained
from old bankets (provided they are
sound) by treating them about two
week in advance of ChrlHtiuuM with,
two coats of common white paint, sup
pleitwntwl, wliuit thoroughly dry, by a
coat of dclleutu green euuinol and
tinting the rims and hnndlim a crusm
Ivory white. A bow of white sntln
ribbon should be fastened ncouroly to
Uio handled, through which U thrust a
spray of mistletoe. Kqually pleasing
results may be obtained by using dark
green and white enamel, with a vivid
dcarlot ribbon and duster of holly, a
festlvu touch being given to Uio con
tent of homemade caudy by wrap
plngB of crape paper prlutetl In holly
rUHltru. A delicate nuner nankin laid
neutly over the top and n card taurine
Umj season's greeting nud your own
pervonnl good wishes eoinpioto tao
baeaper,
A Noval Hatpin Holdar.
To make a pretty hatpin cusliloa
take an old cuffeo tin, ruinovo lid and
tuff tlgbUy with wool or rags. Thou
cut out two rounds of pretty colored
sateen (lined) for top and bottom of
tlie tin. Tlaco tho sateen lu posltiou
and tack with long stitchea dewu tin,
from one to tho other. After Uita put
a. ninn at tbo material neatly rowMd
aad nako pretty wuhIIu or Jace cover
hi a sJaalkir way, with the acktitkia ot
ttilit Ut go over top and botteaa ot
tox. Tie rwMul with rlbWew, tu