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Newspaper Page TextPAILT OAJOTAXi JOtTRXAb. MUM, 0MKKN, KKIDAV, MARCH IS, 1S0. i . Today k Remnant bay at the Big Store, Short I knfths of stMMihUc. mnd dependable ywxfc arc now on sate for today at HALF PRHX New spring Drcsw Cki New flfH"! Wflfih Goods Mew Ujh SHks New Fet Ne$ Wtal WKJt Insertion and Edging to Match Our KHtlro Lhw of New Spring Trimming (0 Hero Now Chamois Glove, lft.utttton Lengths Now Fancy Rnwden Ribbons New KmbroMerlen, IhWiiJohh anil XACca New Srtt Mwjfff aaaiatf 1atfiiiA autaj aaW.tf New Unrwer for iriiHi' New WKH'ft Kvnythtug In Spring Wearing Ap PMtU Half Price Our ontiro lino of fall and win tor tailored suits for women In blacky checks, stripes and mix tures, to close liilf Price Silk Pcfifceafs In blacks, blues, stripes, checks and plaids, mado from tho finest gfado of taffeta silk at Seduced Prices "With ovory pair of ladles' shoes or Oxfords. Wo will give a mod ern dut pan or n Jnpnnoe tes pot absolutely, R4TE CASE HEARING CONTINUED tf Kt-erjrtMft In Br"" Wearing Ap- FfiFF Tho hearing of tho injunction suit against the Railroad Commissioners by tho Portland Railway, Light & Power Company to prevent tho en forcement of tho 6c faro rate to Mil waukee from Portland and to 10c from Oak Orovo, camo to an abrupt suspension this morning, the cane being continued until March 23d to enable the Railroad Commissioners West and Atchison to exam I no the books of tho company for tho purpose of verifying a table of statistics prepared by "AB3lstant Secretary C, N, Hugglns, Hugging was accused by Attorney General Crawford of having testified,, under oath, beforo tho Railroad Commission that tho company did not havo these statis tics, and now stating In tho hearing beforo Circuit Judge Galloway that ho lift J that data. Fortunately ho had not perjured himself because of an abrupt objection on tho part of tho state's counsol to tho Introduc tion of tho statistics. Went and Atchison go to Portland to exumlno tho hooks tho first of tho next week 0 GOING ? AROUND THE WORLD ROBBED BY NEW FRIEND Personal Mention (United Preps Leased Wire.) Washington, March 13. Secretary of tho Navy Metcalf officially an nounced late this afternoon that Ad miral Evans' great battleship fleet will continue its trip, so successful ly begun, clear around the world. Tho start westward will be made from San Francisco July 6. Tho first stop made after leaving American shores will be at Honolulu. From thero tho flcdt will proceed to Samoa and Australia, proceeding northward to the Philippines for an extensive target practice In tho fall. The fleet will then Bet sail for homo via the Suez canal, stopping at Colombo, Aden, Port Sahl and Gib4 raltar. Tho port of home arrival has not yet boon determined, but will probably bo New York. It Is not known if the fleet will visit Japanese waters, but this fea ture will be determined later. City News man, Foisll, for senator, havo filed declarations. Wrath CK'cmnIohhI rain nml cooler imilglit, jbitrArtr stum its. 'n Overhauled Promptly. Frank J, Mooro. Mwwojtojliht Or. L. Q. Altaian. ORlco and rest 4ece 398 Liberty sjreet, Balcm, 3-G-lm Mrs. Hawing mid daughter of Mt. Angel nrn horo on business. N. J. Hours returned Thursday from a visit to Sllvorton and Wood-burn. Hnppy to Ho Home Mr. and Mrs. MoEnzIo aro on tholr Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wontworth and, way to Kent, Wash. Mrs. Wentworth'o mothor. Mrs. Sirs. D. E. Craig will accomnany .Heath, arrived last night from a few Miss Eunnano Craig to attend tho months' absence. In New England, j funeral of Mrs. E. D. Kelly of Port most of the time In UoBton. Ho will' land, sister of Mm. D. E. Craig. give his wholo llmo to tho Capital Miss Wlnnlfrcd Roman, who tins Commission Company, and sayB tho heon teaching In Mills City, has re- Kant Is very quiet. turned to her homo In Portland. Mary Dt'lscoII has gono to West Htayton to ' visit hor mothor, Mrs. To order your Slinday groceries to- Chan. Drlscoll, morrow. Romombor tho best gro- Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Rush have' gone eery store in Salem, J. M. Lawrence to Moscow, Idaho, on, business and corner of Commorolul and Ferry pleasure trip -combined.. I Don't Forget I vJ-S Kw the. Met Wcyrk fee Frank JWooro.;" Act Qkk!y- Home for salo for 9300. fpaulaMng Logging Co; streets. Phone 311. Wo Must All holp to build up jBalem. Tho, Moymo Crawford Is in tho city vlettlng hor hrptbor, Tod Crawford, an omployo of Jon. Moyern &,Bgni. P. R. Cooper of Htllsboro spent propor wuy to do It Is td buy homo, Thursday wth his paronts, fr. and "Washington, March 13. Tho opin ion provallB generally that Repre sentative Lllloy, of Connecticut, has already produced sufficient ovidonco to warrant a thorough probing of his charges that the Electric Do.it Company, of Now Jersey, used Im proper means to Influence lcglBlntlon In its favor. Tli 6' eongrcsslonul committee, which was appointed by 'tho speaker to invofltlgato tho Lllloy charges, promised tho Inttor that It ho Bhowed that there was good grounds for his accusation tho committee would call wltncBsos. According to Lllley's prcsont plnns ho wl'i ask that Isaac L. Rice, presi dent of the boat concorn; Ellhu Frost its vice-president, and Law ronco Spear, of Now York, be sum moned Monday. Spear, according to tho chargo mado by Roprcscntativo Hobson yesterday, Is tho man who offered him a placo on tho naval af fairs if "ho stood right" on tho ques tion of 'submarines. tirniiurin oanpnlnllv wlmti llmiA'nrn. Xtr n tr 1)mu nt .i- .1,.. " --'- f ........ ....);.w- ( ....... v.. ... .wu Ul lif, L,, ducts aro tho boat obtainable Wild I Mrs. It. U. Wcstbr Enquire t A tltirla nrn tlin twt nlitnlnatiln ' WIM I 1r I 11 urn.ii..nni. n i ...-.- ...- ... ...... ..w......w.v, ,..... ,, it, M, nioiuivuft ui iviiHiuuri; At n.M iiiuic H0B0 nour " nn'c"'ed hero.' Ms in tho city visiting her slstor, Mrs jti wo juhk iRomember this aud order It noxt Frnnk Vnni. . . . . . .... i ---. Music oy Mcwiroys uana every nmo Tuciday, Friday and Saturday nights On thono nights tho ndmUiIon will Hnvw .Meeting Tonight lx 10 cents auj skates 2B conti. On Tho sewer committee of tho cltV Mil oUter evenings and every morning Nd afternoon munlo will bo fur nUhed by tho band organ and the MhnUMon wl" o 10c and skite ISc. ry WritltHt to M And ao It I cannot tnvo you dhoy on any stocks you want to fcny. P. O. box 10, Portland, Oro a-l'lm Mrs. E. N. Branson has gono to Oregon City to spond a fgvy days In visiting frlondB. , .. Miss Mamie Daws U returning to WftlETT .. ATTACKS ''-PRESIDENT Ami Readies CorvalUs JPchhIIcss Ah Old Game Played fa. a New Wy. They Bay there Jb nothing new under tho sun, ifut it is a ralstakeV New wnyB of robbing people are con stantly cvolveJ. An Instance oc curred recently In which the victim landed in Corvallls completely di vorced from his earthly possessions. He was a Tennessee young man who was enroute to Oregon, seeking hto fortune. He had been employed for a long period in a hardware estab lishment, at tho head of which, was a near relative of J. H. Harris. As ho neared tho confines of Oregon the young man became acquainted with a genteel appearing person who pro fessed to be proprietor of a big store at Pendleton. That was his game, as the sequel will Bhow. The strang er learned that tho youth'B errand in tho west was to find employment. "These is no use for you to go on to Portland," ha explained; "you can Btop-ofT at Pendleton, an'd I will give you a flno position In my store at a gooil Salary." , . , Ol course, it looked Inviting. Tho young man bit. Ho stopped off at Pendleton, amL,weH.t with a stranger to a hotol. Ho arogc tho next morn ing, to find his friend missing. So was his wallet. 8o was everything of valuo ho had in tho world about him, except fortunately, his railroad ticket. With this, ho reached Port land. On tho train nrrlvlng In Port land, ho met n Salem man to whom ho told his story. Tho latter was kind, and loaned him money enough to reach Corvallls. Hero ho found Mr. Harris, with whom ho romnlnod a day or two, and by whom he waB assisted. Ho wont from thero to Portland, whero ho secured employment nt onco In a big hardware storo, and Js now recouping his losses. Ho will not trust nnothor train acquaintance for n long tlmo to come, and porhaps this narration of his cxporlenco may warn othors to bo equally discreet with new frlonda under tho Bnmo clr cumstonces. BULLETIN CRIMINAL m San Francisco, March ., mony m the Tevls libel Mjfj thn . Ran tv..- "utl M :;:;;.v""vsco Betin ouu" "" agents of the Pi Mining. Comnnm. t M h- n" ,. '1WW 8d w ""' v-nies water Corns nnn limn l-lo-i i .. ""p wvu i0 aispose of t ter concern for 1260,000. n i.UiUiyt uccora.ng to the e charge, that William t-i. aire, and Abo Ruef tried tS the city of San FrancUco (J UVV,VVI, The testlmnnv kn..i point wavs given by Horatio J) u.w.u, vuc capitalist, who tel the agents of the El Dorado company nad asked him to water company, but thai t,. i cllned to have anything (0 9 mo propoBiuon becauw uc were not clear. ALASKA MARSHAL " HAS BKEV vi United Press Leased Wlxj wasnmgton. Mnrrb 13. pn itoosovelt toduy nomln. Shoup to bo United States nurt tno nrst division In Alatki. ftMUm ISTARRPIANi HIGH CiaSS GOODS GEO. C. WILI rrflMHIMItl( Norwich Union Fire lasaraace Frank Meredith, RcsklfstJ Ofllco with Win. Drown ft Co 29 Commorcial street SEEKS SISTER AND CHILMtKN I frlre All prices. Frank J. Mooro. I ,m Selling. Second grado 3-lnch tilo at 15.00 pr thouwud, onrthlr4 regular price 10 and 12tnch Becodgrudi nt,very low price, nluo. J, E, Mur. pky, Balom Tile Factory. 34ool Hia Coftct " " At the skating rink tonight. hHfKHMt The Needleeraft Shop ha removed from State itret Uj SoTO North Comuiorolal aCrvet, 312-1 wk Frank J. Moore for jepalri. KHftHHt The Needlooraft Shop haa rmov) from. State trt to Nq. a70 North CoiuHierelal rftL $lMwk At the rink tonight. AdtnWilen le, kate SBc, Wwwh Ollt- Tba 8lew Womn Club will held Wwlr regular Wvetlng witfc Mrt, 04e Patten tomorrow afternoou at tit o'dook. council would like to meet as many, hor homo In Sllvorton, nftor a Pleas of tho cltliens of South Salem a are ant visit with MrsvC. J, Thomas, of interested, this evening at 7:30, at this city. the Dauo groyry storo, SoMth Salens Harry Smith, of Mt. Angel, In horo iu tuuniuur svwagu iruuiouiH ior inni on a snort visit. district. Drew n Revolver E. M. JudkltiB. lossoe of tho Wilson A. W. Proacott and family havo roturncd from a visit at Portland, Astoria nud Seaside. Mr. C. M. Smith, of Albany, was rooming home, Rot Into an nlterca- In the Chorry City Thursday, attond Hon with J. V. Springer, ono'of hla ing to business matters. roomers, uiu uiormng, drew a re volver and threatened to kill him. Constuble Johnson was notified und promptly placed Judklnt under ar rest, hut Justice of the Poaco Web L. M. Curl was In tho city from Albany to pay his taxes. Miss Montgomery, of Portland, Is In tho oily to vUlt relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McAllister are str .allowed him hi go free on hlsKolng to Albany and Turner on a own recognisance until ho camo up .business trip. for tVlttl - n.i Mm M-nT.nn.1 nt A.. erdeon, Washington, ore touring through tho country, nnd their noxt slop will be Los Angeles. Mr. W. O. Oanti - In thn nltv nn A t4 iiar a w t mwmi.. . . ... ... v- nnmuuim tuvi i iiwiiir - liWh-r business from Turner. I a ha.n FHA.C.IhCO. j Mr- M MUkoham and Mrs. a W. To enable the people of 8alem and,FaiM werhoro aa tuaris. frnm .ImIhU.. t m. a.ll...... . a . . .,... lu r. ' i vim ivj w niiuvf (iic rovicw in ana -Turner. rrancuoo Hay or tho great battle ship tloet. the Southern Paolfic Co. will sell tickets from Salem to Sun FranoUtM and return nt $2. 00 for the round trip, limit ttt days from ArtluinK, Attention , Open meeting tonight. Fr 35 up. Fraak J -Meor- H Te Hrt of thai asoaj HrUg ), Millk.fed, from the Wallace KiriM, t Swusdo nroa.' market Haw your order erj Phbne 33) Ja Jaalajf J'wtlasta, for d lfW date of sale. ThU U an oceasloa that will probably net ooeur again for many ytmrs, and Salem people should take advantage of this oppor tunity to wltne oue of the grand t naval display that has ever tak- plstw. Date of sale of thejo tickets will bo auuouneed as soon as tt is deter mined when the fleet will be In Sau Francisco, vfhich U now anticipated will be about May S. 3-13-tf IS PROVING HITCHCOCK A MORAL LKl'KK. New York, Marea is The state wared very heavily la the trial of Raymoiad HUeheock. tho cotatHtlaa; today Mhtw Helen vou Hasao 16. one of the wliaeei asalast the ae tor, underwent tvro houm of wither ing ero4-ttxamlaatloa. without the sllKhteai WitmkdQWH in her story f ywnrda. whea she told of her r-, Utloas with the aetor. ThU atteiv. 'tS' ZS:. !SlEftS!ftJS9 BuA..i.tiUJ. ... . '" ' ," " -"-t Mvumn kim "-; vifrtT"wwii, sy tBwer- f Mr Walqi has gono to Lebanon to attond to business mattera. v.Mr. MoAlplu la In atayton visiting her daughter. Mrs, a B. Hill. Mrs. II. H. Honllue, of Salem, has hejen visiting her sister at Sllvorton. Mr. and Mrs. R Truoblood, of Coimopolis. Washington, have come hero to reside. dlllau Adams, of Sajem, has re turned' from a visit In Portland wth' her brother, W. A. Adams, Walter Hadley, of Portland, who has been visiting his unele. W. FV R. Smth, the pait few days, hai returned home. .rOSTOKKIOK ROIUIVU. IN MINIXS TOWN, Rea. Nov.. Mareh IS A belat ed report received here this after uooa state that a auceewful burglary ot the postoffloe at Rawhide last ulgM resulted la the thieve getting away with the money box and a num ber of registered Utter of unknown value. The state police are or the trU. WashlrigtSn, March 13. "The peo ple's rights aro being trampled up- najSind they know It, but pnrty In terests mmt ho protected and the elarlon tongues of the Republican party aro silent," doolared Repre sentative WUIott, of Now York to day In a scathing attack on President Roosovolt as tho man responsible for tho prcsont state of business unrest In tho country. "There seems to bo a conspiracy of silence on tho part of tho Republican members ot tho house on the subject of tho panic of 1907." he doclared, "and tho reason Is qulto apparent. Tho Republican members have been Intimidated by tho "big stlok," and aro afraid to go Into tho causes and effects of the trouble. "Theodore Roosevelt has done more to shatter tho confidence of the people In our form of government; ha dono more to destroy legitimate business, and bring utter panic into every business office In the land than any other president in history. "Remove tho cause of tho unrest; silence the ceasetoaa, Mnteiees clamor for spectaouar effect on tho part ot the mau Iu tho White House and quiet ana counaonce wui bo re-. stored." Twenty-SIx Yenrs Apo They Were In .Mrn!i Held Where Now? (Tillamook Mall.) . What tftrango trick has fate play ed with tho destinies of tho mem bers of this family? In Coos county )a there any person who can enlighten his hnlf-brohor, who scoks Information after the lapse of a quarter of' a contury? To tho Tlmoi In 'Wednesday's mail oamo a lettor from F. C. Wright, Puntenney, Arizona. Ho wishes to known tho addrosses of Mrs. Phoobo Emerson, a half sister; and her three children, Rosa, Daisy and Charley Jones; also a sister, Eva May, whose husband name ho has forgotten. Tho letter follews: Puntenney, Ariz., Fob. 28, '08. Wanted to know addresses of a half Bister, Mrs. Phoebe Emoraon and her threo children, Rosa, Daisy and Charley Jones, who lived In Marsh field In 1SS2. Rosa taMght several terms of school near town and would bo about 48 years old if living; Daisy about 33 aud Charley 3C. Also of a slstor, Eva May (husband's name forgotten), who lived 12 mires south of the mouth of the Coqulllo and a mile back from tho coast, and If llv- MONEY TO L( TH08.K.1 Over Ladd & Rush's Daak,S! aii I NEW TODA1 wiiaMnMMi( Vautcd A position as stes by young lady in a back or Has worked In a banktk; years, and can furnl8k.tsl rcforonccs. Address P. 271, Salem. Or. MM For.. Sale Large body ai grado second-growth fir. 1-117 or 1283 Downing M-tl Wanted Bright vounu PM elrl. must bo ambitious vance. honest and of rood i nnce. Tho Necd'ecralt SfeM Commerelnl street M For Rent The Twelfth fctmt tograph Btudlo Enquire of, Rnirlfilinrt. At O K ttOWT MM For Sale Several housa la and farm 'ands at a Urfli Itnl National Bank. MH Wanted Position on ranch by 1 counle. State wages. k T&w TO nnillfl '0 6 I'll , u , .. - Lout- Round wreath-shipai with ouo opa bftwwa nnd Comments' onis' CA.JBWC fc. irl 1 v. at. . . . fc ... AN AIRSHIP SAILS HEAVIER THAN AIR. (United Press Leased Wire.) Hammondsport, N. Y.. March 13. A suooeesful flight of an airship eeastruoted on the "heavier thaR air" prinolplo was hold today, when Alexander Graham Bell's new areo plaae. the "Red Wing." had Its Ini tial teat. The aeroplane, after glid ing 'over the Ice on Lake Kouka for 200 feet, roso gently to a height ot about 10 feet and sailed at that ele vation for a distance ot about 300 feet, maintaining a speed ot from 35 to 35 mllea an hour. Part ot the machinery then gave way and the aoroplaue was then brought dawn for repair. Sold Two Monument T B. Walte has sold White Rronxe raoaumenta the past week to A. C. Taylejr and James Sears of McCoy. They are farmer who iaveatigated losely twfore buying, and were aatls td that hie were the bt for the money. Ing would bo about 47. Any one Plnder iease leave saaie tt 'vUl uu.o, r MMvingi na) Qtace f0r rewara - any knowledge of them In nnst vonra i .- please eoramunlcato Immediately For Sal'"1 Most jromlslBJ tfc With tho linriaralfrnn.l nnrf mIiu . I hrnt TflrfiftV COW FrMB, proprlato reward for such favor. ond calf, 463 South CpHi1 -. ... . T , A ' P. U. WUIUtll. w. I', uiuju "BBiiBiBmmmmmmMmmHmmuHmutmMrmm Reading Standard Cycl ... -v. . . n hnv TH ? r(jiii(ija -wun me ocsi uaiiKfra iuuc ---Pleco banner used In h Readlnir. Standanl Racr ad R .. " 'T .. . . a nas nn(fuesuonably demonstrated IU auperioru) v mnV-oa I ia ...A.i I... -A..i.. ..... nmnilnADl nice IJ 1'"" America, and has repeatedly demonstrated Its prfet S lUVlllrnv nt nrllnsrai o,.,l narfof InhrlnstlOB IB O"1 . , . . ,.i iiarrrR 6. aua must noiauiy tn tne recora nour fu v - p well on a- HKADIVO nAXnAn'lL.CRR OF KlFTl AVIl Tllllf'rv viitno n-t ....i. rt.-.Ttlni? i W" ABSOLUTELY SECURE, and canjthe takea aaait a a without the use of a crank pullerf Y j$r- "3tt FRANK J. HOWE & MST WOW AT HONEST PRICES 3!