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PORTLAND'S NEWEST, CLOSEST AND CHEAPEST SUBDIVISION
ajnTSunday, .March 1, on Oregon Electric R. R.,
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Salemites now have the unique and profitable opportunity of shaking the plums off a Portland
tree before the Portlanders themselves "get a look in." : : : : : . : ;.
I KV ANOTHER MONTH BEFORE TnE NEW RAILROAD ESTABLISHES PORTLAND LOCAL SERVICE, ENABLING US TO TAKE PORTLAND BUYERS TO AND FROM TI! TRACT. WITHOUT A
LlflUi " THREE-HOURS' WAIT, CONSEQUENTLY THIS PROPERTY WILL NOT RE OFFERED IN PORTLAND BEFORE APRIL i.
y0U KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS? IF NOT, TAKE THAT RIDE AND AND OUT
tfSWSS $200.00 up, Easy Terms Fare Returned to All Purchasers
THE SPANTON COMPANY,
II. L. JOHNSON, Tract Manager
270 Stark Street, Portland, Ore.
THE SPANTON CO., .
7il State Street, Salem.
Plmao schiI mo further partlcularsaboHt Alder
Springs,
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MKINLEY
RETURNS
in tlto Orient Head
i ttaptrr From n Dime
i Francisco Special.)
: McKlnley denies that ho
CVei to avoid tho conne
ct kit crlraos against tho
it. and although he do-
tHfMjrand Burns know of
itiaodhad a perfect un-
with him, tho fact in
(faring the lait two ycnrii
iisorr Jha ptesenco of his
Hrd jeterday did not
instantiate his statement
I Hi the craft nrosecutora
h ijmwtby during tho
I to aiding la Chinese cities
fcKtirlaa mountains. Mc-
toaar that, whllo China
Sprinkled with placards.
ftona fugitive from Jus-
untouch with the fed-
u la this country and
T. shea wanted In Port-
1 of his own accord.
1 H U captured and safely
'WltaOreeon. h urnta.
Jl tint hU wanderings are
that he has hn.i nil .
POtk-at
ra COBTlrtiH I.. I.A
L. . u mw ia
i :ii n.r case la Porl,
vnto of tho Twontielh Infantry,
whom sho married In Manila.
McKliUoy found troubles in plonty
in tho Orient. II,is nionoy was eoou
exhauoted, for ho spont It freely In
tho gay llfo of Shanghnl. Ho tried
to run a restnurnnt nnd, 'later, ;i
hotel. But tho hand of tho police
was always c!oso to his neck, and
ho was forcod to llvo Incognito and,
orontually to fleo to other cities. Ir.
March, 190C, ho went to Chcefoo,
and then to Tlon-tsin. Wherever lio
wont, ho saw tho dead walls plaBtorod
with his plcturo and description nnd
liberal offers of rownrds for his cap
ture. And, always fearful, ho won
dered on toward tho Manchurlan
border.
Finally, la Moukon on Octobor R,
1907, ho wns captjurod and thrown
Into prison. Tho Chinese authori
ties woro anxious to mnko tho nr
rjst and sondilm back to America,
for this was to bo tho first attompt
on tho part of tho govornmont to
extrndlto criminals without a treaty
covering this- point. China hnd be
como hoartlly tired, as had Amorlcn,
of having criminals tako refuge
thoro, and MoKlnley wns to bo mndd
nn objoot losson.
McKlnley Proves Resourceful.
Rut MoKinley was resourceful.
During his wanderings In the wilds
of Manchuria h,o had inado friend j 8C0Udant
wun a band of Chlneso thugs, known ln8t 0-
Reed, who arrived early .this month,
a "prisoner on tho transport Crook.
Ilccd is reputed to -havo boon ono of
tho willing friends who assisted Mo
Kinloy to escnpo to Mukdon, The
two mon ougnged in conversation
with tho watchful Korrigan always at
their stdo.
o .
Worn Out
That's tho way you fool about tho
lung3 .whon you hnvo a hacking
cough. It's foolishness to let It go
on and tmisl to luck to got ovor it,
whon Ballard's Horohaund Syrup will
stop tho cough and heal itho lungs.
Prlco 2Gc, 50c and 1.00 per bottlo.
Sold by all dcalors.
o
Royal Stamp of Success.
Claronco Bonnctt's attractions nr.i
bo well and favorably known In Sa
lorn that It Is with great pleasure
Mr. Morodlth, mnnngor of tho Grand
opera houso announces tho comlnp
of ono of tholr standard successes, "A
Royal Slavo" which Is booked to play
hero Thursday ovcnlng1, Fob. 27.
Tho author, who wroto that other
phonomlnal buccoss, "Tho Holy City,"
which wo also hopo to boo this son
son, hna chosen for tho action of
tho plcoo tho most romantic porlod
In tho history of Moxlco, tho brlof
rolgn of the unfortunato Maxlmllllan,
Tho character of Agullla, tho do-
of tho Montcznimas, tho
a raco now oxtlnct Is a
as tho Huhg-Hutzos. Theso bandits: pootlo crcati0n which appeals to our
now rallied to his aid. A plot was jmagation. Tho othor charnctory
scrotly mado to rescue hlra, and, on , nt lonc, ani. i,,torostlnr cast aro
SALEM
INDIAN
KHW CHURCH DEDICATED
AT COTTAGE GROVE
SCHOOL
Celebrated Anniversary of Removal
from Forest Grove Now a Large
Institution.
Tho Salem Indian Training School,
supported by tho fedarol govorn
mont nnd located near Chemawa,
suburb of tho Capital City, colobratod
Its 28th annlvorsary of ostnbllshmout
at Its present site. Captain Wilkin
son was tho first euporlntondont, and
tho school lias contlnunlly grown
from tho start, whon It had 24 Btu
dents, to tho proscint, whon, with om
ployos, students aud attaches undor
Uii control, It 1ms nearly 1000 poo
plo undor Its Jurisdiction.
Superintendent Chalcraft presid
ed at tho assembly hall, and short
spoechos Interspersed a musical pro
gram by tho band nnd dholr. Em
ployes and old Btudonts, as well as
young mon nnd womon now attend
ing, all boro testimony to tho growth
and good work of tho Institution. Ai
slstnnt Superintendent Campbell
gavo an ablo talk on tho plncos young
Chemawa mon and womon woro inn
Seventh Day AdvcntlHts Open New
Hoiino of Worship Other Items.
Tho nent and modost llttlo chnpol
recently constructed on Wall stroot
by tho Sevonth Day AdvontlBts. d-
nominatlon nt a cost of $004.73 wn?
dodlcated last Sunday, February 16,
and tho scrvlco wns woll attended.
Tho roport of tho church treasurer.
Miss Mlnnlo Comer, showed that this
llttlo denomination had oxpended
tho past year In Improvements,
church work, bonovolonco, etc,, a to
tal of S30-1R.C7. Twolvo accessions
to tho church havo boon recorded
Blncotlio beginning of tho now
church and tho flttlo denomination
Is prospering under tho leadership of
Us pastor, Elldo B. C. Tabor, who
has purchased n vory sltoly tract and
built a comfortable-' hdmo In EaHt
Cottngo Greve: It wan furthor shown
by tho treasurer's roport that only
an Indebtedness of 1 10.07 remalnod
on tho church nt tho tlmo of ita dedi
cation, which on this occasion was
nil paid or subscribed.
O. W. Hubbard, a tnochnnlo who
works in tho O. & 8. E. car shop
got a fall on Tuesday and broke
thro or four ribs. Mr. Hubbard was.
turning n heavy timber whon hit
lovor slipped and ho wns thrown
heavily on his Bido and back. Tho
bonos snappod and tho man wn
moked with naln until Dr. Boat
BEGINS WORK AT
BOTH ENDS OF LINK
Tho Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Railway company has begun acllvo
oporntlonn toward building a road
between this city nnd Albuny. Tho
company this morning bognn tho dis
tribution of tics along Contor stroot
nnd as soon as this work Is completed
tho Inylng of tho track propor will
bo begun.
As tho work progresses In this
city, similar oporntlons will bo pro
ceeding nt Albnny, nnd artor tM
track has boon complotcd In lha
corpornto limits of both clUas, tho
work of building n connecting line
will bo rushed.
Tho ngonts of tho company aUtd
that on noxt Wednesday, work will
bo begun on tho road from Eugene
to 8prlngflold. This Is known as
tho Welch lines nnd has no connec
tion, with Orogon Eloctrlo.
November 11, the prisoner was clev-
equally strongly drawn. Tho ape.
orly spirited from tho Mukdoir Jall.jciaIUoB tr0ducod by tho comedy
mviYimvy asKuu 10 oo iaKon 10 ino-olomont aro strictly In keeping with
feEr ion . - "i . i .uk the atmosphoro or tlio surrounamg
m , J , ". ;NUh llim!?n tho out3,(,ti of tno woodon bul,d- and the bit of sword-play In tho duel
u. t-uior (,. wuii a uninesa cuaru waicninir ..,. on n i n nmv
"- ff'njaitT. di.ijiiu Aivji.. ia ua iwvfrj
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It. his friends, tho desperadoes, bored oxniuMon 03 ono could witness.
noioj in the roar of tho place und
dragged him out to freedom.
Chlneso soldiers woro sent out to
And tho fugitive, aud a diligent
watch on tho railroads caused hid ro-
an
IF YOU KNOW.
Tho merits of tho Toxas Wonder, you
would nevor suffer from kldnoy,
Pttrkti 8. a
'4Mrt. EmmaWatfinn.
lv&9 lldrt him in ,.
"tenures in hU
- K&ema was MUs
iho .i... ...
fc n.. """""'f a. t.u-,waicn on tno railroads caused hta ro- i.in,ir nr rhflnmntin trnnhln. ii
2it iTrli!!i V Was COn capture ,Q two weeks. McKlnley had bottle, two months' treatment, Bold
t.. " oi3 waro I iravail'rt In llnrhln nnrt linH man . j . i... .n
wt .... i ... " .". :."" w """
. -4 fUlcr wero. staying with friends on the Russlau
"j ecnrcui
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i p0.;- :r .r.q
:. rqu,CKy
"ht."?."M
! ,u " W4 wo yar.
'wTiJTfVw-
n fro- J. quIeU' to ognlred him, and he was seized and
iu... n,cn P0" h rushed to
"! escapo to tho!
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rlttle, n, . capiuro was telegraphed to Portland,
if1' He n, r ,,,anR , united States Agent Kerrigan
Suffering and Dollars Saved.
E. S. Lopor, of Mnrllln, N. V,, saya:
"I am a enrpontor and have had
many sovoro cute healed by Buck
Ion's Arnica Salvo. It has sarod mo
suffering and dollars. It la by far
tho beat hoallng snlvo I havo over
found." Heals burns, soroi, ulcers,
fever sores, cczoma nnd piles; 25c
at J. C. Perry, druggist.
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TRACTION MAN WILL
I1KRI1 EUGENE GROW
J. O. Storey of Portland, prosldont
of tho Portland, Ettgeno & Eastern
Railway company, which operates tho
oleotrla street railway lino in Eugene
and tho Una being built to Spring
field aud on up tho McKonzIo valley,
has purchased a 381-ncro tract ud-
if Tf J i 1,00 00118' with his mother, who has reached Joining Eugene on tho southweat and
'wont away fooling that 4ho school is . nrobablv durlnir tho
in irood hands. A tho campus cleared . "" "' - "" - . "--"".::" ".::'...""": u. -' . .Mii-.,
. . . .L. I.I ml.n n.lltm. nt 'I'll..
rur:a;.;nt'rnd,;wu,;;,miroo.,od hi. and U. ru
ft bear story. Nearly two .
dren
i hours woro spent In demonstrations
I of prnlso and loyalty for tho good
V. C. London returned on Sunday
evenlnir from an oxtendod thin to
their r- side of tho rlvor. The Tallway sta-
as thU tlon was on th Plilnpso Mn nnil to
reach It he tried to run the gaunlet
of tho Chinese soldiers. Ho dis
guised his plump figure In tho petti
coats of a Russian woman, but the
nawK-eyed Mongolian sentries rec-
a cell.
When tho news of McKlnley's first
was
by S. C. Stona drug storo, or by mail.
Testimonials with each bottle.
In Keeping.
Ho What would you Buggest a
a condiment for a cold lunch?
She What's the matter with Chili
cause? Baltimoro American.
a flro alarm was sounded and two
hose teams sprang to tho roscwo. Tho
uro was reported to be In tho little
cirls' dormitory, but Investigation
showed It was only one of tho cub-,
not been perfect .tho last few montha,' coming summer, tho finest rosldonco
but Mr. London loft hor somewhat in tins purt or ine suuo. hq win
Improved. divide a portion of tho tract Into
Hamilton Veatch, who has been .lots or acreago tracts and piaco mom
quite 111 at his farm for somo woeks,
B,,OWelr,Z ::;;:Afflloted with rheumatism and an at
lomary ni&ui muuuo mat " w4..-0 .... ...,.
' . . , .. .., tnck of stomach trouble, has so far
a uncertain up... ao ... wfl0ere4 aa to bo abloto bo down
The o in somo talk" that the local town last Mondaj. III. many friends
as
TEA
You think, one tea
good as another ?
Why don't you buy at
the lowest price you see
in the window ?
Your grocer returns your noner If you dsa'l
Ula ScfclUlar' Beit; we pj hlov
b. . .4Jf that he Wai Sent tr ho frlon tn l.rln Mm hnoV
l!..v " itOry that The dav hofnra Wnrrlnn nrrlvftH In
(tuJ ( 'cky see- Shanghai. McKlnley broke Jail in
taaiBbe ,w,Um ni Mukden, and tho offlcor, disappolnt
ri!thti aa . aB tJ,d. returned by tho next steamer. He
tottL;.. way,reachett Honolulu when tho news of
Me- me .aim. He therefore, made a return x . . . .. . - ,
k ... . " ia trip and after many hardships final- . . ;, . ..
i.... vMwoir .ii.. ... . ... . or a certain preuy oo-eu.-
mt .,. - - - ? iwituuea tiaroin ana iook onargo . ,.
U.... Ue xt or. of t, -, "Yea."
i.:" f.j " . "w i"1"1' ', ..
rai.... -" aim. I I
matf r-,t . .. I 1,1., i,....... .r... I
fi fw ,i , B5TP" xi ' Tbe return voyage has bean un
"ftv. i --. iuax4m,v3 was vain naiu1
on tho market. Mr. storey on
nouncs that tho strootcar lino may
bo extended to the tract during tho
present year.
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There In somo unc ww . ,- - ftn. nerament INVESTORS AND HOME
ESIlu .. .. . "K"P.. ?
...".:.". .. .. .....i.i h. . son. I mo ASionan ior ruu. s nas a hb
n nn nnwm n u u wiiniii uu
Will ". W" wmv, a . ..-- .
great Inconvenience to "have to travel J
on the through cars only. The Che. j
Baby Hands
lame hard-paper edition crammed
(full of Information about the poor-
the through cars only. The one-, mlschlef-ofton It means less city by the sea and tho peerlO"
mawa car now :e. nou " S a burn or cut or Bcald. Apply Dal-, resources of Clatsop county. Editor
and both the city and the sch ools Unlment Jiut ,', s rjelllngor has fairly outdone
would be inconvenienced, as r I aco!dont happens, and the himself nnd tho whole community
load of students cornea up very, ,,(,, whllo the hv uine out a nanbr that renre-
ornlng to attend Willamette unl-,tt.nlin. wlI, he. nu,okiy and nicolysenta the hlsh water mark of enter-
A suro euro for sprains, rheumatism prise ten years hence, about tho
and aM pains. Prlco 25c, ROc and length of tlmo tho avorage Jive now.
$1.00 a bottle. Sold by all dealers. ,,apor jH nhtad of the town that It
ropre(;iUH.
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ba.
A1 nnl in t.iiio ...hi, t'..i
i w uiuo i(u niHiigau aupk
;"e wholesome respect which th
TW8,
Lkrlij'81. ae culnHt .. .i... m .,.. .
K k., 7 witfc,kept him from reneatlni? anv of hU
' k Wkif?!? formftr trloks. Before Sdn Franclsci
ty tkt , i as cached tho two men became
"?MJi.. HaeTt"EOOd frlands. althotiirh MaKlnUr
, , Q ,
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W4
edias
W"
M.
'And sha used to beat you in aa
argument."
"She still doea. We're married
npw,"- Kansas City Journal.
Keeping Open House,
Everybody Is welcome when we
teal good; and we feel that way only
when our digestive organs are work'
lng properly. Dr. King's New Life
Pills regulate the action of stomach,
Hver and boweU o perfectly one
knew Juat how far to zo In tresnasa
log oa the good nature of the ocer. can't help feeling good when be um
At tho wharf yesterday McKlnley I tawe pills, 25c at J. C, Perry s druc
Prt-ja warmly greeted by William E. store.
m
verslty, the high school and other In
stltutlons In this city.
Vni. niieuniatlc Suffers.
mu ,...!.', -ii rm nnln affonl- Hnrnisrt of Poor WorKinjj UiriH, t-
l UU tU!Ulfc fc.,v. ft.w.M 4 ." , ..- .-- - j
a .v nnnivinc Ohnmberlnln' Pain Unolo 81 I knowed all wlmmln waa, irroi nice dosirvea ronornlnatlpn
Balm makes It a favorite wh suffer- stage-struck, but I'm s'prlsed to for asstsaor. Look at ono ltm of
era from rheumatism, sciatica, lama how many poor working girls la got county Xaxa paid on Umber land of
back, lumbago, and deep seated and tin" on the boards. jovor H000.
..OM..iP nin For salo at Dr. I Aunt Maria Dew tell! ! -'
Stone's drug store. ' "Yep. lately I've read about the ciuimbrrlafn'M Cougb
,, 'suoawss of 'Lottie, tho- Poor Sales-1 - Favorite.
livu nrhn lha Howln Machine
Kcincily
Hlh B-.t Word.
! . frAt... AUa. I(iflnl tfonVifnll . - . . . jm
Hlh IU-t.1 uorti. 'jaoy, uerm, mv b. .,...-( ,,Wa proror otiamowiain'i UOUJf.'l
"Now that we're all through, d-ar." Girl 'Nettle, tbo Newsglrl,' 'Nellie, Reinedy to bny otuer for our chil-
. .. . ...At. i.u. r want In .t... nii;l .fMlr.l Wiinn tliA Pretty . -.r v t iir.tt......
said tne aear unio urmc, -.- - me .-., .-., - - -. area, noy air. n. w. vuwiuuiy v
tell you a great secret. I prepared Typewriter and a lot of others' TwlnJn, Mich. "It has aUo done
all this dinner myself. What do you Exchange. Jtj,e wori( f0r us In hard colda aud
think of It?"
"Well, dear," replied the brute.
the grapo fruk was fine." Phila
delphia Press.
f nrmin anil vn faVn nlAaaura In ritom.
New Xotarle. mending It." For sal at Dr. Stone'
W W. Zollars, Portland; A. M. &TXi tiOT0,
Sanford, HHUboror; M. A. uarneu,
Wasco; LouU 3. Gates, Kent; J. W.
McCuUoob. Ontario; C. W. Vail.
,l01tlJl.. .. U,.flg. Tho-. K. cole. MesowlH;
,TU m 1 Bui yg W 1 H Wel(.hj Atl0rla, J Mtlfr,
Memwew'tMSKiwAMeMea-wlMI4
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