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SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, FJSMKUAjftY iM, 10.
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RACE M'KINLEY SENTENCED
h of Persia Attacked With Bombs But Escapes
REVISE
TARIFF
COMMISOIN
OP WISCONSIN,
LOCDLY HUT AFTER
IBHI.YGESITALLONLA-
m manages to hay
JHTTLE THAT MEANS
PrtM Ltawd Wlro.)
,.tb,Feb. 28. Sonotor
I hj come out flat-Tooted
i of the tariff. Ho an-
IfriUnd ho baa tnkon on
Bt question In a tolo-
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IlttuMd ob pgo flvo.)
BRADLEY
DEFEATS
BECKHAM
EVELYN
THAW IS
IN OLD KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATS LOSE I1Y DIVISION
OVKR TIIKlIt PACKED l'RIMAR
IKS SECOND MAN OF THE RE
PUBLICAN PARTY WHO EVER
WENT TO TIIEUNITED STATES
SENATE FROM THAT STATE.
FROZEN
SURPRISE
FOR LAND
lGRAFTER
ROMANCE IS DEAD IS LANDED AT LAST
(United Press LonBOtt Wlro.)
Frankfort, Ky,, Fob. 28. The
vote taken today in tho ballot con
test -that hns been waged for Bovor-
nl days between V. 0. Bradley and
J. W. C. Beckham for a seat in tho
United States Bennto sIiowb that
f
1CAG0 STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE ,
lew Dress Goods
IOC WANT TO SKK THE SWELLEST LINE OF NEW
19 THAT WAS EVER OPENED UP IN SALEM COME
OUCACO STORK. THEY ARE HERE NOW AND HEADY
IttlK IXSl'fiCTIOX. THEY COMPRISE ALL TIIK LATEST
m KNOWN TO EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN MANU-
OUK MTYKRH IN NEW YORK HAVE MADE A
UCTION. WE CAN PLEASE ANY OlTKTOklKIt. XO
WHAT MICK, DESIGN, SHADE OR COLOR YOU MAY
THE 1'IUCES RUN FRO.M 23c YARD 'UP TO 2.tt0 YARD
Yards
lKl!FCb Livvv wjv.
'WCAIES LV PniTTTv
AXD STYLUS, FAST
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Ladles $18.00 Silk Coats. $10.50
and $12.50.
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Ladies' $15.00 Suits now..0.50
Ladles $20.00 Suits now. .812.50
We have Bargains for yon in La
dies Suits and Coats.
.5 THAT SAYESYOtJ HONEY
Al.
GOING TO EUROPE ON AN
LOWANCE NEVER TO RETURN
TO HER CONVICTED HUSBAND
ANY MORETAKES ADVANT
AGE OF HIS CONVICTION.
SMOOTH
FILLED
WORKER
,'
WHO.' HAS
Jt-hej
NEWSPAPERS FOR-
f
LAND
HM "
YEARS IS AT LASTfTO
HEIIINdJtHE BARS ALL THAT
SUCCEEDS IS "NOT SUCCESS BY
I
(United Press Lonoed Wlro.)
Now York, Fob. 28. Tho Thaw
romance is smashed. Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw today dropped all pretense of
solf-sacrlflclng devotion to Thav In
his asylum, and moved out of 'the
houso on Park avonuo, whore she
hftR lived since tho firrt trial.
This means that she will go to Eu
rope nt onco, it is stated, positively,
with nn allowance of $15,000 a year,
uovor to return, and never to see
Thaw again. For two weeks sho has
not gono to Matteawan to soo him.
and it is understood all relations be
tween thorn or broken off.
YoHHg. Mrs. Thaw admitted that
.her plans, or tho future wore very
. AL hatL-. bdped. thd 'newspapers"
-would forget jwo,' said Bho.
Ono of tho guards at Mnttoawon'
paid that Thaw quarreled violently!
with his wlfo on ho occasion of her
last visit. This was two weeks ago,
and sho has in ado no attempt to visit
hor husband slnco.
It Is reported that shortly ofter
Mrs. Thaw nrrlvos in Europo pro
ceedings will bo begun for tho an
nulment of tho 'marriage, the young
wlfo mnklng no contest in return for
tho annuity provided hor.
ANY Ml
ANS.
(Unlto Press LoaHod Wlro.)
Portland, Or., Fob. 28. -Horuce Q.
McKinley, the noted land fraud
agent, who was recently brought
back to Portland from Mukdon,
Manchuria, whero ho had escaped
from tho fodornl authorities, after
conviction on tho charge of con
enlrncv. was sentenced in two voura
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in Jtiovm iiiiu u iiiiu ui f iuuv mil
CHINESE
MINISTER
ARRIVES
6IVEN A RECEPTION
GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR THE.
PARADE OF BATTLESHIPS AT
THE GOLDEN GATE ADMIRAL
DEWEY AND SECRETARY OF
THE NAVY METCALF WILL AT-
TKN1) THE DISPLAY AT SAN
FRANCISCO.
(United Press Leased lWlro.)
San Frnncloco, Fob. 28,iWu Ting
Fang, recently reappointed Chlnoso
ralnUtor to tho United Stntes, ar
rived this morning on tlio steamship
Slboria, accompanied by an claVomt)
suite. A delegation of promlnont
Americans and Chineso morchantft
boarded tho Siberia when tho vosso'
Brndloy, Rorribllcan, has practically
won tho fight.
The Democrats supporting Beck
ham attempted to break tho quorum,
but were not successful. If the vote
is not changed Bradley will bo tho
second Republican In tho history of
Kentucky who over represented that
state in tho senate. The voto today
was tnkon amid scones of turmoil.
SIX-DAY RACE
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Tonight at 9 O'Ctock
AUDITORIUM RINK
.'"M
Skates, 25c. Skaters' ndml&sion, 10c.
25c. Skating boforo and after tho raco.
Spectators' admission.
PERSIA
RULER
BOMBED
THREE WERE SLAIrX
THIRD ATTEMPT TO TAKE THKT
LIFE OF ORIENTAL DESPOT
HIS ATTENDANTS SLAUGHT
ERED BY THE EXPLOSION.
HUT THE PRINCIPAL OWES
HIS LIFE TO THE AUTOMOBILE.
(United Press Lonscd Wir.)
Teheran, Porsla, Fob. 28. la ,n do
poruto but unsuccessful attompt to
kill tho Shah today throti outriders
woro killed and many soldiery
woundod,
Whllo tho Shnh was; ridlNjf
through tho otrcots in his autoit-
bllo h bomb was hurled Hi him, kwt
ho ecpd. Soldiers who wore guard
lag; him woro knocked from their
foot, and tho throo outrider who,
woro killed wero.closota tho, ruler'
automobile. Tho identity, of th whw.
who throw tho bomb Is not known-
NUTMEG
STATE
-ABSCONDER
morning by Judgo Wolverton, of tho
fcdoral court. Tho extent of tho sen
tence was a Burpriso, as it was gen
orally bolloved in Portland that Mc
Klniey had mado certain immiunlty
arrangements with Henoy by which
ho was to exchange his testimony tor
a light sentence.
o
FACTORY
E66SARE
COMING
(United Pr3 Leased Wire.)
Ensenda. Mox., Feb. 28. William
F. Walksr, absconding treasurer of
the Now Britain, Conn., Savings
Bank, who misappropriated $550,
000 of that institution's funds, np
pea red before fedarai Judge Cardona
and heard arguments for and against
the extradition prooeeduro Invoked
for his return to Nsw 'Britain.
During- his plea in Walker's be
half, to have declared Ineffective
and void 4ho extradition papers.
Senor Ramirez demanded that the
former bank cashier b granted his
liberty upon the grounds, that Walk
er had been under arreat more than
40 days before he was served with
extradition papers.
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AH Miner. Rescued.
Sablnas, Tex., Fsb. 28. AU th
jalnorA, Imprisoned In tho Eoslta coal
mine' have been rescued, and efforts
are now being made to extinguish
the fires in the mine.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Lo Angelas, Cal., Fob. 28. Hor
tofore the belief has boen general
that "eggs is eggs." Thoy are not.
Tboy'ro vegetable compound, and ar
rangements havo been made to man
ufacture them la this oity.
ThlB new "hon fruit" Is declared
to equal the fresh egg for all pur
pose, and it can bo piacod on tho
market which will compel tho real
eggs to to mo down to seven cents a
dozen. If thoy are to oompoto with
It. A company has bon formed to
manufacture those vegetable eggs
here, and oxpoets to invest $3S,000
In apoolal patented machinery, and
supply tho trade within a few
months.
enmo out of n.iarnntna, and oxtond
ed a formal wolcomo to tho distin
guished Chineso. '
Tho Btntomont to tho offect that
ho doalred tho prosonco of Soorotary
Root and objected to that of Secro
tary Motcnlf, of tho navy, at tho tlm
of tho arrival of tlio fleot, was do
nled this morning by Frank I
Symmos, of tho fleot reception com
mittee, "On tho contrary," Symmoa do
olared, "wo havo already sent tho In
vitations to Admiral Dewey and Sec
retary Motcalf, and thoy havo ac
cepted, but wo wanted Prosldont
RoobovoU and Secretary Root .is
well, but wo havo not muoh hope
thnt the Prosldont and Ssorotnry
Root will bo ublo to come."
.VashlngUnyifijli, 38. TJio, bU$i
afpVtmbm: Has reived a cableHU.
noiinclng 2ho attempt to kill tho
Shnh. In tho dispatch Minister
Jaokson saya gavorul jerspnp woro
kfllod. Ho confirms tho report that
tho rulor oscaped Miitiurt.
REDUCE
HOURS NOT
SALARY
A CALIFORNIA STYLE
NOT CATCHING HERE,
(United Fru Leased Wire.)
Chlco. Cal., Feb. 28. Mrs A. E
K. BIdwell, widow of General John
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Spokane, Wash., Feb. 28 The
railway telegraphers havo received
notlco this morning that tho nine
hour schedule had been accepted by
tho Northern Pacific without any ro
duotion in wages. Tho minimum
stands, which means about $75 as an
nverago por month. The company
reserves tho right to work spilt
tricks, which moans that a man may
bo worked an hour and then ox-
Sltali in Clii;! Auto,
Tho Shnh owes his llfo to a closed
automobile thnt preceded tho ono fir
which ho was riding, ( Had ho boon
in tho first car, which' wob used as h
ipr.Vmutlonary mcawre, 1a would
havo boon torn to pieces by the ex
plosion. Tho assassin) took n post
tlon on tho roof of a building, and
waited for tho rulor to fains. Think
Ing that ho was riding lif tho closed
automobllo, the ntwiisslns fcurleJ
tho bombs at It. Ono exploded fir
tho air Just above tho car, ond tho
Mcontl foil under It. Tho machine
was blown into hundreds of pieces.
Whou tlio first explosion ooourred
tho ohaurfour driving the Shah, sud
denly stopped, turned tho oar around
aj)d .mudo a dash for tlio pjtlace.
Scores of pedootrinns woro thrown
from tholr feet by tho foreo tit tho
explosions, and 21 of thorn woro Injured.
In the exoltemont that followed
tho nwasHliis ollnibod from roof ta
roof nnd escaped, although tho police
wore on tholr trail.
HEARST WANTS TO
HARNESS WITH TEDDY.
BIdwell. announces that she will do-loused nn hour If not busy. By this
nata to tho state a -40-rnlle strip of. means he may bo able to handle
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small stations, as under tho old ar
rangement, but be plan will not
work at stations of any importance.
This action on the part of the rail
road abolishes any posiblllty of a
strike.
land on either side of the streams on
her estate, the only condition being
that the statu preserve the beauty
of the waterways. This means the
donation of over IQOO apres of beau
tiful park land to the, state.
Mrs. Blflwell has already donated
an 18fl0.acre park tflLhe. city, of. has sont to this city for 5W opera-ion a. snort honeymoon.
Chlco. lor to work on Eastern roads.
(Unltod Press Loaad Wlro.)
Washington, Feb. 28Tho. lutost
Interesting political yarn has It that
Iearst has developed Into a "third-
tormor."
Tho story Is that Hsart would
take President Roosevelt into his
confidence and offer hlw first placw
on the Indwpcndonco League- Mokol.
Ewi against the President's wl!,
some say, Hearst Intends to havo
his league nominate him. If Taft and
Bryan aro nominated by tho othw
two parties. By this move the
league thinks It would be ablo to
spilt up tho two older parties.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis a Stringer
President Perham, of tho O. R. T , left for Portland and northoru eltlea.
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