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SALEM, OREGON, TUpAY, MARCH 7, ltXWJ.
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UST APOLOGIZE OR TIGHT
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n Sends Poor China An Unqualified Demand
USES THE
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.Xuth 7.Siirrendor tlio
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RUSSIA
CALLED
DOWN
MUST APOLOGIZE
L..
geiwlvny dkmanmymmediate
release of a prisonkr who
has been treated as only
the russian government
knows how to treat un
fortunate persons who
fall in Her hands.
(United Prcao Leased Wlro.l
Dcrlln, March 7, Nowo of tho
frightful tortraros to which Corre
spondent Edwin Levlno, of tha
Frankfurter Volstimme, a prisoner
nt Minsk, IIubbIa, has been subjected
by tho Cznr'fl officials! bus Just
reached Berlin and serious trouble
TO VACATE
THES.P. -LANDGRANT
IN WESTERN OREGON
RESOLUTION OF SENATOR FUL
TON TO URING RESULTS
VALUE OF HAHHIMAN LANDS
IS PUT AT 950,000,000 TO HE
TRIED SOON IN THE FEDERAL
COURT AT PORTLAND.
1ICAG0 STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE -
The Right Goods
At the Right Prices
t maLf: luicinncc U of..... ... I r..f . f.
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F UrtHK fioAjfc Mm.i C!ll, III !
i "i, mctt oiiks, new mmfnery, Laates
wSWrts, Domestics, Hosiery, Laces, Embrokf.
sd fancy Goods. We do the vokmve of
MS. DMf-f Arv tjn v CC I . u . .
'rWts than our compeUtcri. Read en:
iKlSESi
Beautiful New Wool Suit
ings in every shade and
material Special Price
49c, 6j5c, 69c ycl
500 yards of genuine En
glish Poplin Silks in ad
colors; S5c quallty,j
now yard Z)JC
Wo show a wonderful stock
of White Wool Dresj
Goods and Evening Shade
Silks at low prices.
3000 yards of Beautiful
Embroidery; 8 Vic
quality now
4c
Best 7c Light Colored
Outing Flannels,
now yard
4c
9c Satin Finished Per- m
calos, now yard. . . . C
Ladies' Suits
It you want tho best bar
gains in LADIES SUJTS in
this part of tho world,
come to the Chicago Store.
GOOD VALUES, a -n
for $15 cow 3 I U.bfU
GOOD VALUES - ,-.
for $1 8 now 4.D3
GOOD VALUES
for 22 bow
14.90
25T1AT SAVES YOU MONEY
(Uuitcd Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco. March 7. South
ern Pacific officials horo have boon
served with a federal summons to
appear In the United States circuit
court at Portland, Or., In tho caBO of
Snyder vs. tho Oregon Railway and
Southorn Pacific, two Harrinmn
roads. Tho case involves tho legali
ty of Harrlman's land grant in
Western and Southwestern Oregon,
which now amounts to 3,000,00.0
acres, but which originally -was 0,
000,000 acroa.
This Is tho suit by a cltizon to con
tost tho land grant, and Is supple
ment lo tho efforts being mado by
United States Senator Fulton, of
Oregon, to havo congress adopt a
resolution Instructing Attorney-General
Bonaparte to bring n suit In tho
name of tho government to oust
Harrlman from tho land grant bo
causo ho Ib violating tho terms on
which his railroad got it from con
gress about 30 years ago.
This grant specified that tho rail-
PRESIDENT'S
! i YACHT IS
'" AGROUND
RESTLESS
REDS IN
FRISCO
ME ON THE NAVY
AR1WNGEMENTS ARE NOW MADE
FjR THE GREAT NAVAL RE
VIEW TO HE HELD AT SAN
FRANCISCO ON .MAY B FLEET
MAY GO TO AUSTRALIA FOR A
VJ81T.
I United Pros Leased Wire.)
Washington, March 1. Tho May
flower, President Roosevelt's yaiht,
on which Mrs, Roosovelt uiul party
nro taking a crulso, Ib aground near
Old Point Comfort. Tbrco tugs nro
nulllne nt tho Mayflower, which Is In
command of Liuutonnnt-Commandcr
Voaolsang, In an effort to roleaso
her. Tho Mayflower reached a
point near Thimble shoal light at 10
o'clock lair night, when sho ran
n? round.
"Vi fact that Vogelsang, a to
cent critic of tho navy before iho
scrtnto Investigating committee, is In
command of tho vessel, gavo room
for a lot of "Joshing" at tho navy
department.
Thcro Is no answer, howovor, as
to tho nucstlon how It took placo so
closo to -tho light. Tho Mayflower
will go to Gunnatanamo for n little
target practice after which sho will
proceed to tho Gulf of Mexico, tn.ncc
to New Orleans, monco to vjcksuuik,
where Mrs. Roosovelt and party will
DENOUNCE GLORY
KAISER
DEGRADES
KINSMAN
ATTAGKSOFHARDEN
wmimnn
rM-IMMIMtIMtHHHsg
T H E-0 N E B ES T B ET
ELKS' MINSTRELS
Reserved Seat Safe opens at Grand Opera House oH day
Monday and Tuesday.
A partial cfcaage of program Tuesday.
Grand Parade Monday at Noon I
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roads should sell tho land to actual
settlers at $2.50 an acre, in tracts
not exceeding 160 acres. Tho con
tention is that Hnrriman is violating
these terms of sale
Tho Snyder suit and tho proposed
TTnltnil StnlPtt crnvornment action are
said to promise a bg sensation about,
tho alleged law. The 3.000.000,
acres of land Involved consist of
some of tho most valuable timber
land in the worlJ, which Is said to bo.
worth, according to present prices,
between $30,000,000 and $50,000.
000. If Individuals and timber syn-'
dlcates, which havt bought some of(
the timber land from the railroads in (
violation of the torms of the grant,
are brought into tho contest, it Is
estimated that there will probably,
be a $100,000,000 slake In the
fight.
between Aha two governments Is
thrfatened over the affair.
Levlno. whose sola offense was an
attempt to Investigate tho condition
of the Russian poor, was arrested at
Minsk, Dooombor 22. He was not
permltteJ to communicate wUh his
country's diplomatic representatives
In tho Car's realm, and every ef
fort by bis frionds to account for
his disappearance ended In failure
Tho prUoner was kept in the clos
est co flnement in tho meantime,
kicked nd flogged by his Jailers and
starved until his health Is perma
nently lulned.
Not only Is his Immediate relase
demanded, but It is expeeUd that
Russia will be called oa to apologtxa
for the masBer Im wkJak he
-treated, to pr.y a, heavy ladewalty
nest of kls prMWtora.
go on board. The length of tho
cruise after leaving VlckslKirg Is not
known
PagfAnt nt 'FrJxoOt
Washington, March 7. Rear-Admiral
PJIIobury, chief of tho bureau
of navigation, has announced that It
is highly probflble that Jtear-Amlral
Evans tlt will reach San Francisco
bay on May 5. It was hoped that
the ship would arrive sooner, but a
delay will be duo to tho acceptance
of Inventions to stop at San Diego
and other partg en route to San
Fraw Isco.
At announced. 45 ships will bo in
the pageant. The vessels, will bo
allelic In four rolumns. The ships
will be about 420 yards apart, and
abou' double that distance will bo
allow -d from column to eolurr.9.
The review Is to be made by the sec
rotan and whatever staff he may so-
jiect, from tne erusor isrwown.
it was announce! ai me navy uc-
ipsrtmfnt that the President Is about
to make n formal tttatoment of the
Itinerary of the fleet of Admiral
Evans after It leaves Manila. -
Eight of Admiral Evans' ships are
to return to the United States via
the Suez canal.
Sine these arrangements were
made the AustraMaa government
asked 'he United States government
to have ho ships of the fleet visit
Australian ports. Secretary Root
replied, substantially, that the Itin
erary had not yet been made up.
and tbat he had bo official Informa
tion as lo the movements of the fleet
It Is believed now that the invi
tation of the Australian government
will be acepted.
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A great many parests send their
hiMrn to Sunday school for one
hour every week, aai Hatter fhom
selves that hey have done their
f Christian duty by their ?tttle osw.
EXCITING MEETINGS ARE BEING
HELD ON THE WATER FRONT
AND SPEECHES MADE ROAST
ING TH GRAND OLD STARS AND
STRIPES LAWLESSNESS IS TO
HE SUPPRESSED.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
San Francisco, March 7. Tho
spirit of unrest Hint pervades tho
rnnks of tho anarchists of tho Eait
has extended to 8nn Francisco. Tho
local police nro in possession of In
formation which discloses a plan of
the "reds" to hold a mass mooting
tomorrow afternoon on tho wtor
front, to bo addressed by (ho prin
cipal speakers of tho 'local organisa
tion. Captain of DoteotlvcfitKolloy has
boon requested byChlflf'SlkB'to do
tall two men from? hHtfoiflco to tho
meeting on tho front tomorrow af
ternoon, in nddltlon to tho regular
patrolmen.
Excited mnsi meetings havo been
hold ovory Sunday on the water
front. No lator than last Sunday n
spoakor declared that If ho rould find
voVuntoors ho would proceed hlmsolf
with the destruction of tho whnrvos
and plors of prlvuto steamship com
panies. Constant Inmilta nro hurled
by them at, the flag, and ovory insult
Ing alliiBlon to It Is grcotcd with do
light by tho InwUss elemont of the
audience.
Chief of Police Rlggy has boon In
consultation with the captain of de
tectives relative to tho control of this
olomont. Extromo precautions will
bo taken to safeguard the vossols of
tho Atlantic fleet.
Strong details of polloe will bo
proseut at Jefferson tKjunro moot
ing tomorrow afternoon. Tho least
sign of lawlessness will bo Blip
pressed.
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AMUNDSEN WILL
LEAD EXPEDITION.
(United Press Loasod Wlro.)
Oakland, Oal., March 7. Captain
Amundssn, who Is In Oakland, says
ho expects to load his third expedi
tion to the Arctic In July, 1010.
"My course will bo through tho
Behrlng Sea, and then straight Into
tho Ice of the unknown region," h
said.
"It will take four or five years.
perhaps, to drift across tho loo into
tho Arctic seas, but I will tako
enough provisions for a five-year
cruiso."
Captain Amundson will sail In his
small vowl. the QJoa, whloh already
has a roiAitatlon as an Arctic trav
eler.
Captain Amundsen's expodltion
will be nurely scisntlflo. He will
study tho curronta of the soa and 4ho
climatic and magnetic pnenomenn.
He says ho will not hunt for the
north pole, because, he says, this
noli Is merely a geographical point,
and Is of no Importance to human
knowledge. On Maroti 14 captain
Amundsen will loave for Seattle.
EXCITEMENT IN THE COURT OF
SPAIN OVER A PROSPEOTIVK
ROYAL CATCH NEXT JULY
ANNA GOULD WAS NOT MAK-
RIED TO ANOTHER COUNT, AS
WAS AT FIRST REPORTED.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Berlin, March 7. Tho Knlsor ha
confirmed tho military sonlonco
ngalnBt Count von Hohonau, oho of
hln distant kinsmen.
The trial of tho count was the out
growth of tho BcnrattoRal charge
mado against the "Knights of th
Round Tahlo" by Editor Maxlmlllair
Harden. Ho has boon dismissed
from tho nrmy and loses all of hln
decorations. Count von Hohonau l
a close friend of Count von Moltke.
against whom Harden direct! his
severest charges,. 1
Stotk Holidays.
Madrid, March 7. King Alfonso's
courtiers nro oxprosslng much dis
satisfaction nt his maJesty'H order re
ducing tho porlod of festivities In
honor of tho announcement of tho
stork's expected return to the royal
family, from threo to twQ days,
Tho king Is much mqre anxious to
simplify 4ho court ceremonial thaw
nro his old-fnshlonod ndvljors to soa
Innovations In what they regard rb
almost sacred customs.
Dr. Conde Ban Euganlo, who vlslta
the quoon dally at Sovlllo, says her
mnjosty'o hoallh is all that can t.o
desired. Tho stork Is looked for In
July. Hp brought tho crown prince
May 10, last yenr.
Anna Still Single.
Boriln, Marah 7. All efforts to
confirm tho report Ut Anna aould,
former wlfo of Count Bonf, and
Count Do Sngan, Bout's cousin,
woro mnrrlod In a Germnn village ro
contly have failed. Tho Kaiser do
nlHi tho roport that ho nxnressAd
himself ns favoring ho match. Tho
story of tho marriage, whloh origin
ated In tho Or.1 de Paris, a news
paper, Is generally discredited.
JAPAN MAY ISSUE
AN UITIMATU.M.
(United Presu Leased Wire.)
Ixjndon. March 7. In official
olroles here k Is declared that the
quostloa of war between Japan bb4
China hinges on the next meting
of the Japanese cabinet at Tokio.
Should Japan Issue an ultimatum.
It is thought that the Celostla! gov
ernment would yield and release tho
Japanese steamer Satiu Maru. Brit
ieh officials say Japan expects war,
and Is preparing for It.
i - O i " '
Undo &m X iHfomied.
( United Prew Leased Wire I
xi'aaklniftnn. iJnrnh 7 Uu to 2
o'clock this afteraoos the state de
partwest had sot been oMdally otl
lied at the ultlsastuBj agreed upon
at the eabtaet metlS at Toklo te-day
Short Tolrgrams,
The German battiflshlp Nasaua
was launched today, tho Grand
Duchess of Baden performing the
christening act.
The federal court at Carson City,
Nov., today granted the mine own
ers at Goldfleld an Injunction against
the Westrn Fedoratlon ploketng
their inlnos.
Harry Adlor and Grace Notting
ham were found dead at the Waldorf
Hotel In Denver, both shot
Loading stoqks advanoed two to
three point In NewVork today.
The New York sfnte Republican
commlttoo toda ypndOrsed Hughes.
The Pacific lumbermen havo con
cluded their case before the Inter
state Commerce Commission
The supromo court today author
ized the Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany to reopen on March 20.
ScHttlo Kcbaititttf Uulld,
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Soattle, Maroh 7 Tho First
Church of Christ. Scientist, will
commence work on the erection of
a new $100,000 edifice. The build
ing will be of granite, and will be
one of. the finest religious edifice In
the city. The Auditorium wll) seat
1500 people.
I'ay Liquor L!chs,-
Dr S. C. Stone is the Ante dnw
gst to observe the new ltawer wdf
nance. and today paid fl5e for at
Hcease for six zaesths.
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