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Newspaper Page TextUA1LT CAMTAfc JOUKXAJJ. tALKX. OKBQON, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, lirW. RESCUED ELEVEN COAST DEFENGES TO BE PROTECTED STORM OF CATHOLIC PROTESTS WICKERSHAN MAY RUN n FOR C0N6RE! (United Press Leased wk, Juneau, A,aaUa) M oaoaly announced in all 1 AJaskn that JaWs o. WlekoJ former judge of tho third iJ dletVlct, is a receptive candM..! ClWLAHftSAYS NO ALUM " JAPANESE C In Food and itrktly proli&its the sale or akini baking powder So cioftt France So doef Germany The sale of alum fooot mUmmde'edi Wa4lwflon d tle District of Colmn- bit, i& kiM Ukmc powders are everywhere recofMZtd m 1 """" To protect yourself against akim, wneR ordering cwung powuci, Saypiamty- KViALpowder and fa rry aw you get Royal Reyal f i tta only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. It addi to the digcttib&ty and wltole1 omeneei of the food. Skat tie Cellars ami Basement to lie Thoroughly Cleaned Up and Tumi; Kntotl Against Plague. SALEM BOARD OF TRADE REORGANIZED Nominating Committee Chosen and An nual Election Provided For In April Endorses Horse Show (United Press Leased Vlre.) Seattle, Wash., March 12. Tho reveuuo cutler Thetis, with 11 Jap? aneflo, rescued from Malasplna gla cier, Alaska, made port today. The nurvlvors of tho wrecked schooner Satsuraa Maru aro completely recov ered from the hardships endured while waiting for relief on the ley shores of Yukatat bay, The Batsuma Kara wan -blown on tho foot of tho glacier on November G, and, owlug to the terrible Bttrf running, they wore .unablo to send out a patty with .ho news, of their predicament. Tho 11 Japanese will bo turned over to tho Immigration authorities. Hat Extermination. Leo McKonzle, the surveyor of tho Washington Insurance Association, has n plan for tho cloanlrig up of the bnsomeutt of all tho business build ing, which, ho bollovcs, will result In minimizing tho danger from both flro nnd disease, and at tho snmo tlmo sorvo to promoto tho work of rat extermination in Seattle. The Hohome Is to hnvo n thorough Invwtl gallon of nil basemonts, collars nnd nrenways. Ills proposition mcots with tho npproval of Dr. P. fl. Bourns, in chnrgo of tho work ngalust plngtto, who has boon working along similar lines in localities' other than tho buslnoBs Rccllon, 'FRISCO WILL BE (United Prea3 Leased Wire.) Washington, March 12. Repre sentative Humphrey has conferred with Admiral Dewey regarding for tifications and the naval situation on tho Pacific coast. Mr. Humphrey had already talked the matter over thor oughly with President Roosevelt and Secretary Motcalf. Whllo ho could not talk fully regarding today's con ference, Mr. Humphrey Bald: r "I believe wo have reached a new era on tho Pacific In tho matter of fortification and naval protection. After my talk with tho deffcrent au thorities, and today with Admiral Dewey, I scarcoly bollovo wp shall have further cauBo for complaint in this lino. Tho navy nnd war depart ments and tho President seem now to realize fully our condition, arid aro evidently much concorncd over our present defects. ITALIAN ANARCHIST MAKES PLEA UNITED BOARD OF TRADE RE-ORGANIZED New by-lawa ueru mlopted at Itw regular monthly minting last, night, him! following commit tn elected by Iwllott 0. Ii. McNary, (Jen. 1 ItMlger, Paul Wallace, 13, T, lUmeM, W. I. B4ley. Thin committee will prepare n ticket to bo elected ul tho first mcetnn; li April, At the maiding of tho Salem Hoard of Trade tt largo nmount of Im tant busluuM was rushed through. Besides adopting now by-laws. mnkiiiK a much stronger organiza tion, realutois woro adopted Invit ing the Rooster Club to heoomo con solldatod with the Hoard of Trade, thus making It tho titrnngut com mercial orgnnintlnn In tho stuto out Hdo of Portland. President Mo Nary, of tho Booster, noooptcd the resolutions lu good spirit, and said ho bolleved thoy would be noted upon favorably at tho mootlnK "xt Mon day ovenlug. He thanked the board for the Invitation, and said ho be lieved it oamo In tho right spirit, und was mteudod for tho welfnro of all the bMt Interests of tho olty. Back the Home Hhotv. The Hoard of Trade went on record as favorable to tho big horse show that Is to be given at Balem next mouth. Tho board will back tho on torprlso flnnnolnlly, although the mnmigomout said thoy thought ways and menus could bo dovlsod to mako the show solfyuatnlnlng. An Invitation suu extended to the Balom Hoard of Trndu to Bend n del egation to Stuytou on next Saturday und help out tho boosters' minting thoro on that date, when tho largo meeting at the opora house will be uddrrasod by prominent men from Portlnud und other points In tho vulloy. A report of n committee was read, showing thut the committee had called upon Mr. l-ndd, of Portland, held a uouforenoo with him as to the disposition of the North Mill creek water power, nnd gave promUe of Its early conversion Into a substantial ImHistry. Tito report was dopted tnnd the commltteo given f-urthor tlmo. Snn Francisco, March 12. A has conventionality, otlquotto nnd Moclnl ( ensto. San Pranclsco Is out to glvo , Admiral Hvans' Jackles n good tlmo, and such trvlals ae thoso mentioned will not stand lu tho way. Hence tho grand ball being urrnngod for Jack, under tho nusplcos of tho wqmon of i in ;amoruia uiuu. An 'onllHted mnn't hntty suit of bltiH will be the only mentis of entry for tliOBO of tho mnlo persuasion. For I tho women there will be a formal In vitation. Tho distribution of these will bo tor tho most part among tho fashlonablo set, and whan Jack comos home Hgnln It will bo to waltz with tho debutantes and soolnl prln eeeio of' the Golden Gate Olty. (United Pross Leased Wire.) Donvcr, Colorado, Ma rob, 12. Ar guments, brief nnd to tho point, nro botng hoard today In tho caso of Qulsoppo Alia, charged with tho mur der of Father Loo Holnrlchs at tho altar of St. Elizabeth's church on Februury 23. It Is probnblo that the onso will go to tho Jury this nfter tioon, and that tho murderer will know his fato beforo night. Tho defense has boon a plain ono of Insanity, a flat denial being mndo of tho ohnrgo that Alia has anarch istic connections. Alia was found guilty as charged, o 'FRISCO MARKET REPORT (Continued from pago one.) jltles, has greeted tho announcement In that city of the action tpf Presi dent Roosevelt and Secretary of Stato Root in exonerating United States Judge Wllfley, on charges of alleged high-handed methods while on tho bench In Shanghai. According to a cablegram received hero by Anthony Malrc, a prominent Catholic, from thoRev. M. Kennol ly, of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church, In Shanghai, the Catholics of Shanghai and other nationalities repudlato Root and Roosevelt, class ifying them as " vicious persons." Tho cablegram says that the feel ing" against tho Amorlcan President and his secretary, of state Is quite bitter. After charges had been filed against Wllfley, tho latter camo to tho United States'to offer a dofenso. Ho convinced- the President that thoy wero groundless, and was exoner ated. Tho Catholics In Shanghai will rc now tho petition for Wilfley'a remov al, and In doing bo will nppcnl to tho American Federation of Catholic So cieties nnd archbishop of Maniln. . San Frnnolsco, Muroh 12. Wheat No. 1 California olub, par contal, II.&7V&G1.G0; white milling club, fl.C2V4 4M.0R; Whlto Australian, $1.70 01.72 14: nortihorn bltiOBtom, $1.0RC'l.tt7V4: northern olub, $1.60, Inferior grados of wheat, $1.35 1.50. 2C ). It. & N. SWHLLK I within tho oounty. Tho Q. R. & N. COUNT V THKAHVHY oompany has 113 mile of double t j telegraph line In the oounty and this . , , " 'is assetsed at $160 poi mile, while HarrimnM Lin Bnure n Tax iA M nt ...'. llM. i iw 9 m vet euiKiv tvivi t f stsw Hwlrrtt,, Willi Clnsk for (wio,. 03.tU at Pendleton. Pendlotun, Mar. 18. Thut the maintained Is anessed at $130 p r milo. The prompt paymout of the rail- Harrlman system Is able to pay Its ' ,. Ux th, yoa , . ,uarked con taxes in tlmo to seouro tho 8 per cnt trut wlth the ,imallori n fow year, rebate for prompt paymcut lu splto ttBOf wlu)n tho c0,pany was oghting or tno nnanotai uurry. was mown i,, assessment and allowed sereral at the shorlft's office this morning yiani. taxM to accumulate. when a vouchor for $S0.0S3 98 ar- extras, 2lHc; Ilarloy No l feed. $l.3fctfM.37 V. So popular has tho sohomo bacomo wUh fnncy nt fl.38U . rom. that It has roached the fad stage ,0n to fair, $1.30 1.32 ft j brewing amoug tho youngfr sot. Luokleas In- ftt Sun FrnnoUoo. $1.10 1.45; brew deed will tho girl be eonilderod who ng and dipping nt Port Cogtai nuw nui Hvi nu unuiiuwn. m mviv SI. 40 1. IS; CllOVallor, $1.C5 Hiim-iuuuur win uu iuierniei on iu floor, and bell-bottomed trousers nnd sailor collars will be tho "formal" dresd for men for tho ovenlng. 0 .' STARBUCK SAILOR SUFFERED rived throueh the mall. Tho umount was in payment of tho company's Chanibfrlam' Cough Remedy Is Roth AanH'Ublo niul Krfevtlve. annual tax for Umatilla oounty and.ohamborlalu's Cough Romady ha lv umklun I im luvinAiit iirmilnllt' llin'.. ........i.. .- . . ., , i n u Miiviir iuc cuuKiia, cuhib nu oroup, aud tho faot that It I pleas ant to tuko and contains nothing la any way InJurlQua has mado It a favorite with motjur. Mr. W. S. PeJham. a merchant of Klrkuvllle, lows, ay: "For more than SO yeart ChnmberluluV Ctnigh Remedy has bea my leading romedy for all throat trouble. It U spolaly sue cetafut lu eaten of oroup. QhUdren like It and my ctutoHiers who have uted It will not take any other." For ale at Dr. Stone's drug tore. o CASTOR I A 3Par JaJaaU aa4 fMWciex bbH 'bbi Vill KA MMfMaA u (v0SZ by maklug Urn payment promptly tho railroad people saved I1&I8.28 through tho rebate. The ivayment Jiwt made by tha railroad ceiupnHy la the largtwt tax paywMRt ever reetvd i ue sheriff' uW(H for tha railroad te now asd at a higher tlgur taau vr before KM4 there are mere whooi dUtrlot levU iUan uwal (X the $(a.aQ0 paid li th rail road eewpauy, (U.91C was in pay. mmi of ike state d oounty tax, walU tho remaining 1.069 w In rvayniewt of the upeela'l tax Imposed by 14 wjkool dUlrku of the coun ty awA hr six munlolpatUlea Th toial of the railroad asM west for im U IT.S&S.SII. Of that awont ir.Sls.dii) u (or ie wlhM of ralltJ aa4 roUltig slock at MMt& vw wlhf, wktld the re leVirle fer Ike te&grik Ham, aUtVm yamlf aa4 iNHWwuteaVtj New York, March 12 How he spent -15 daya In an open boat, aud has snatohed from dvath on several occasions, Is the subject of a thrill ing story that William Kuhjman, sec ond mato of tho American ship Til lie K. Starbuok, Is relating today. Only four of tho 38 men who left New York on the Starbuok on April C live to tell the awful story or the wreoktug of the boat Kuhlman, who has arrived here, say that when the Starbuek was wreaked !ln the Antartlo ocean. SO men were drowned after the lifeboat was smashed, that Captain William blew his ;bralns ut. the ooak wa killed on desk aud two sailors H the seeond boat were drowned. Kuhlman declare he will go to aea again, in Bplto of his thrilling axpertencea. but before doing so he wilt vUU his pare'nu In Callforala. $1.40 1. IS; Chovallor, l.SS, according to quality. Uuttor Fresh California 21 He: firsts. 23c; seconds, fresh packing stook, 18 c Freeh egge, par dozen Extras ICe: flrsta. 1SV4; seconds, lie; thlrdl Ho, New cheese, per pound Califor nia flats, fanoy. 11 Ho; firsts, lie; seoends. lOe; California Young Amorlea. fanoy, 13c: firsts, 12c Storage Unstern fanoy. New York 1714c. Oregon. 12 Vie. Potatoes, per eontal Salluas bur banks none; Lompoos, $11.30; Oregon Durbanks, 75 $l; river whites, fanoy. 507Ce: Early Rose, $125 1.35; river reds, $1,350 1 40; sweet potatoes, $3.25 per orate; new potatoes,35c per pouud OhIohs--Oregon yellow, $3.00 3 15. Orange, per box Navels, fanoy, $1765; QhttlQi. $1.40431.65: standard. Jl. SIC 1.10: -Tangerines, 1351.I0. For RiiKsluii Freedom. St. Petersburg, March 12, Tho Cznr's Bccrot police nro treating so- rlouBly Inst vicok's Isiatnnco In Now York of tho "declaration of Indopond- enco nnd establishment of tho United, States of RtiBBla," for which Ivnn Norodny flguros as sponsor. Full pnrtlcular of Norodny's nn nouncomont hnvo been cabled horo, togothor with his Btntoment thnt ho Is n diplomatic ngent under authori ty Blmllar to that by which Uenjnmin Franklin noted In Frnnco. The do- mnnd for tho Cznr's abdication, to gether with the list of 1G charges of criminality mndo against him, nro not yet nt hnnd, but notification of tho "cotnmlttco'a" action Is snld to hnvo been sent to all Ruropcan gov ernments. Neither tho "declaration of Inde pendence," nor thnt $5,000,000 bonds nro causing tho Russian pollco nny uncaslnoss, but they aro Booking to learn whether Norodny really rop rosonts n movement of any propor tions. Diplomatic representatives in Washington nro llkoly, probnbly with a suggestion that tho Czar will consider it hardly frlondly If tho United States pormlts tho open or ganization within its territory of n formldnblo conspiracy against his. nuthority. w t gonsr0S8- Friend, tfvnoionaia are actlro to delegates coming to tho. r.. It la bolloved a fight will derd J All thrco favor homo rule, bt buh is.:ijr wu, get tne JU administration friends. loveoT . PEACEFUL GOTO (United Press Leased Wlni Colvlllo, Wash, March 12. port is received hero that Aadyj unu nis young wife, of GIffor living peacefully together oa homestead near thnt place, tho cnao whore Martin, the fit tho girl, interrupted tho tna two wcoks ngo, by taking with number of his neighbors and i cor and forcing a separate caiiBO, jib ho nlloged, the jH under nge. Ho afterwards hid and John Pitt nrrested on a of perjury In declaring that IK was of ago, thereby securing nmrrlgo license LEOPOLD WILL NOT DIE (United Pross Leased WW UruB80l8, March 12 The will cost Bolglum $I0.039,(H cnBh. If It accents the aaa4 treaty submitted to It br Kb pold. Nor will It got uwraaMW I tho ontlro domain As lonr i pold lives It must continue m of tho revenues he has hlthtrtl deriving. It must respxt ta cessions ho has granted smoel tho ones to the Thomas F Bi tprcsts. It must reatrt hootnros of la' d for the kla give him title for Ilf to tti ltonl In Friendly. Paris, Maroh 12. Following tho salllnir of his former wife. Mnd&ino1 Anna Go-.ild, for America yesterday,' Pronch and Ueklan properttw Count nonl De OaBtellnne today is- bougiu with ms longre sued a wrltton stntomeut deulnring that ho hod freely consented to tho taking of his children to Amorlea for a visit, and that tho recontly pub lished roport that a forgery chargo had boon iodgod against him ,was a maneuver executed by hla old enemy, Prince de Sogan, for tho purpose of oroatlng sentiment agulnst him. It is believed horo that Bonl has adopt ed a new policy, and Is seeking to re store friendly rclntlons with his former wife. RANCHER RUN OVER AND KILLED Considerable oppos tlon has oped to these terms, but l point to Its ul'mate accptaa HUSBAND AND WIFE ARE Pains In the Uaok ami side may come from the kkl&eps or liver Lane' Family Mediate the toalc laxatlve, and a great klday and liv er remedy, will give relief. Beers the itaie. Get ReWltt'e Carbollzoil Witah llaial Sh- ti u geod tor piles Sold by all druggists mU4VwHwies8teejM Kennedy Laxatle Cough Syrup acts gOHtlv yet Hramntlv on th- iMJweta aad allays iHaamatlen at the aw iiihw. u is pleasant to taks, Sokl h- all dmggUts. um&fc Ifctmy Notice. Ndtiee to hereby gtvea that I hav take up and Impounded the follow ing described animal, feuad roaming at large. In the olty of Salem: IJght bay horse, U year old, white spot la forehead, left hlad foot white, wght about SI9 Munds. The owner of said animal oau hava the same by proving property and paying the legal charges and expen HH of taking up and keeping, etc.. and In default thereof tor five days I will proceed to sell said animal at public aucUoa, as provided la ordl aaac No, 439 of th aforesaid city. D. W. GIBSON. City Marshal. Stea Oregon. Marth IS. 196S. 3-l3-3t (United Press Leased Wire.) Spokane, Maroh 12 Deforo tho eyes of his wife and son, Otto L. Bullla, a well-known rancher from rilnltwl Press Leawd V, Rnokane. Wah . Mk ll and Mrs. Charles D Carry w as they lay la bed t J w morning, and neither w notli were atetp wbn t&" w Hon.. altbOUSh CaT W . .. ... i. ,k i. :He believes no e u -movo Just prior fo the imam maw " r was unlnlured A ' found p nthe kitchen w j rear door wan vr- -ofcr.. am fired t t throughja kitchea woj ' ? l..llM 1V near Renublln. Unh w,, bnnntrod . down and run ovor by tho big aerial ,aB an,i Hrr w ,j, truck of flro station No. 1. at River- " ,s spoas-b .... . i.mnt no hn aa idea sai" me avenue and Washington street, "" "- ,. . -.,1 !.. iw. . .... . tltv nt the would-M "' 1 iidui, onu uieu buuu aiier pj-. ' lag taku to the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Rullle and tholr sop, whom they have been "visiting for sov oral days, were on the corner Just before the aooldeut oeourred. Mr. Dullls. who was deaf, left them, and started aemw tho street to mall some postal cards. When half way aoross the street he was struck by the horses, which were responding to aa alarm, and hurled to the pavement. A Swollen jvr U aot pretty nor pleasant. Whether U a causod by neuralgia, toothache or aeeldent. Dallard'a Saow LlBlmeat will reduce the swelling aa relievo the pain The great and anre euro for rheumatism, cuts, haras, brake, seald- any and u acjt 8Si x Sold by all dealer. nrtiivpv mintT pnorKKPiJ i.i,n cfau-uh sad i are the first to cater iM J . -. v .t. KAlt T&t 90UVI IOC -r n, fered by tae ecu-, -- gentlemen appr WT1 1.1- o.iv and for ' plleatlon to h wrM Liroiwr i w.. .iita te celedby the coW " ing. Barnes for clerk o t. Mltfil W racfMM - v i I polBteec betas w"1 w