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, 0r, March 21. Bo-
tti bat solution of tlio
i la (it South lies In tho
TAFT IS
CERTAIN
OF HONOR
BRYAN IS DOOMED
JOHN JOHNSON, OF MINNESOTA,
SLOWLY FORGING TO THR
FRONT EASTERN AND NEW
ENGLAND STATES ARE ALL
AGAINST THE PEERLESS NE-
IIUASKA LEADER. ,
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frtw pko seven.)
(United Preaa Leaacd Wire)
Washington, March 21. Occu
pants of tho Taft band wagon aro to
day wenrlng tho omllo-that-won't-come-oft
as tho result of figures glv-
(Continued on pax htm).
KAMI
STOE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
NEWEST OP THE NEW
IS HERE
ff your inspection. Dress Goods, Fine Silks,
lilies' Suks, Gloves, Laces, White Goods, Em
i Dress Trimmings, Ladies' Sltoes, Hosiery and
Dn't forget the store with the good goods
t" prices.
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in British Columbia
JAPAN
FIGHTING
FOR COREA
ON AMERICAN LINE
DOING FOR THE H Kit .MIT NA
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San FrnnclHco, March 21. "Tho
Jnpaneno are doing for tho Coronns
what tho Amoricnns arc doing for
tho Philippines, nnd tho'Coroans nro
being banefltted by this protection,"
declared D. W. Stevens, diplomatic
advlFcr to tho Corean council of
atato, who haa. arrived hero on a
Ichvo of abreuco.
No man '.3 more familiar with con
dittons in Soroa and Japan than Mr.
i&evottff, who Tin J'hold'ljls present po
ciilon nlnco 1904, nnd for years ba
foro thnt served as socretary of hc
American legation at Toklo, and wai
later attached to tho Japaneso lega
tion at Washington.
"Doforo tho war tho Corean gov
ernment was spending 3,000,000 yen
annually on a standing army and
60,000 yon on public education,"
said tho diplomat. "This will give
you Borno Men of Corca's condition
beforo hostilities between Japan and
Russia wero declared, Tho peas
antry was ground down until noth
ing but a baro oxlstenco was left
from their labor, and tho official
class was corrupt. Tho " peasants
have welcomed tho Japanese, whllo
tho official class has not."
Mar Wnnts Fttw Prows.
San Francisco, March 21.-Freedom
of the prest is regarded qb a
greater boon by the bar of San Fran
cisco han -exaggerated awo of the.
ptato supremo court, and tho action
of tho Dar Association last night in
refusing to attempt to mutzlo the
court critics is being commended on
all sides today.
At tbo meeting a resolution was
offered which sought to protect the
members of tho supreme bench from
criticism, such as has been hurled
;at them for their recent action In
the Schmltt case, which allowed tho
convicted ox-mayor to step from jail
under bond.
Tho resolution was defeated
an almost unanimous vote.
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INTO A
CANYON
THREE MEN KILLED
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ENGINEER LOST HIS I1RAKE8
ANi) THE LOCOMOTIVE RAN
Wife) DOWN A MOUNTAIN SIDE
SNOW DRIFT SAVES THREE
LIVES CHILD LOSES ITS LIFE
ON RAILROAD TRACKS.
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by
SWELL SUITS
at small prices. Wo have pue prices
o our suits that will wake this de
Kurtment boom. The new shadow
nripe and Japanese sleevo suits. Just
received and on sale. Dont buy un
t'S you get our prices. It will pay
you well.
Prices B.S. $12,50 and $1,60. -j
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Slx-Yenr-Olil Killed.
Seattle, Wash., March 21. -Ralph
Teoker, tho 6-year-old son of Mrs.
Finis Tcokcr, was run down and in
stantly killed Inst evening whllo run
ning across the tracks of the Seattle,
Renton & Southern line.
B
ANTMtACE TRACK
RILL MAY RE KILLED.
(United Pross Lensod Wire.)
Albany. N. Y.. Margh 2 1. With
tho fight over tho anti-race track bill
nearing the last round in tho stato
legislature, a significant change bo
came apparent today, in tho opinions
of tho legislative oxperts, as to -the
chance of passage of tho famous Ag
nw bill. The opponents of the
measure are now willing to bet even
money hat the bill will bo killed in
tho senate.
Fashionable Suicide, The basis for thee rumors Is tbo
Sanfa Barbara, Cal., March 21. ronort that a largo amount of money
Mrs. Blanche Henley, tho young and fQr nitgjtlfoate use In the senate has
I handsome wife of Joseph T. Healey, been ralnod by tho race track Intor-
Bon of tho late Benjamin Ilealoy. of ;08tg aBli the book makers. Some per
Sau Francisco, committed suicide t(,n. who Ialm to bo "In tho know,"
early today In the fashionable apart-. pjaee tBe amount of this alleged cor
ments of her mother, Mrs. C. L. Fer-JruptioH bind at 1200,000.
ris. Both women had Just returned rt .-
from a party, during thd progress of FULTON COMING
which Mrs. Heaiey appoared to bej HOME TO FIGHT.
kthe Jolliest person present. No rea- Washington. March 21. Senstor
t son can be assigned by her mother Fulton made the following stato-
for tho suicide. ment:
"i shall leave today far Oregon. I
Two Robber Sentenced. do so most reluctantly, for there are
Hanford, Cal., March SlFrank pending beore -congrewi not only
Collin and Dau O'lary were today several measures in which tha peo
sentenced to five and threo years.' plo of Oregon are directly fnter&tcd.
respectively, to San Quajitin prison.' and la whloh I have taken special
Collins pleaded guilty to robbjng a interest, but as well Measures of na
Southern Paolflc railroad box car, tlonal Importaaca and concern la
and OLeary robbed a manljleeping which I have taken and feel deep
(United Press Lensod Wire.)
Sa'jt Lake, Utah, March 21.
Plunging down n grade at llghtnlug
speed, carrying three men to death,
and injuring as many moro, a runa
way engine today overturned, and,
toppling into .a canyon, burled tho
crew beneath Jt.
Tkrco raea wero killed outright,
and tbrco othors experienced a thrill
ing, escape from death.
X..'Oordon, oBglnaqri
Charles Madden, conductor.
J. Joyco, fireman.
Tho englno had Just passed tho tup
of a grado on tho Bingham branch
of tho Donvcr & Rio Grando, whon
tho engineer discovered that his
brakes had gono wrong. The onglno
was gatnlng Bpeed at every bound,
nnd was soon running so fast that to
leap would mean cortahrdcath. Tho
six men remained in the cab, hoping
that tho engine would remain on tho
track until a level stretch was
reached. But instead it struck a
snow bank and toppled over. The
threo men, who wore. Injured, owe
their 'Rcapo to being thrown In tho
snow drift, and not going over Into
tho canyon.
SENATOR'S
DAUGHTER
GETS DAGO
COUSIN OF A KING
SAID TO HAVE TWO MILLIONS
OF A FORTUNEWILL HE
FIRST OF HIS CLASS WHO HAS
, ANYTHING TANGIBLE RESIDES
AN UNPRONOUNCEABLE COG-NOMEN.
$40,000
IN FORTY'
SUMMERS
MINERS BIG LUCK
(United Pross Leased Wire.)
Now York, March 21. Duo DAb
ruzsl sailed on tha Lusltanla today
alone, Mies Katharine Elklus did not
accompany him as his brldo, but,
from hla smllo and general hearing,
It w&b evident that tho young noblo-
mnn was anything hut down-hearted
Whllo o atoHOHHcemeat J! the m
gagomont'has boenmado by thofam
lly df SsAtnr Klklns, U is under
stbod that tho cRtl'dmatter has been
orrnnged " inH' Itl'fl o 'tie ratnr,"
ana tnar tno auo iEnmng touny lor
a confercncos with b roynl cousin,
tho king of Italy, which; is wxpoctod
to romovo tho Inst straw In tho young
couple's path.
Under tho porsuaslon of tho moth-
or, Victor Emnnuol Is said to have
virtually withdrawn his last objec
tion. Tho conference botwoon tho
cousins is expected to bo forwarded
bv a cablegram to tho Elklns family,
which will relonso the woddltig an
nouncement. Due D'Abruul arrived on board
tho Lusltanla at 7 o'clock this morn
ing, expecting to eludo tho reporters,
hut they were lined up 20 strong to
meet him, and ho smiled good-nn-turedly
when ho saw ho had boon
tftflcd.
"All I can say to you, gontlomon,"
ho declared, "is thnt evQryihlng is
nil right with me nnd mine. I am
vory happy and will bq back in
America soon. Don't believe Wash
ington roportorj."
RANK RQRBERS ARE BROUGHT
" TO TAW-COAHT BTEAMKR
ARE TO RACE FOR A nOG
RET MEDICAL PRACTICE IK
ALASKA TO RE REGULATHII.
BY AN4 "ACT OF CONGRKHH.
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In a park.
Interests.'
LABOR
GETS A
HEARING
Victoria, B. O., March 21. Forly
thousand dollars worth of coarse
gold nuggitts Is tho result of si
wcoka' Industrious panning by Tim
othy Fox, an old prospector, on an
affluent of tke Upper Finality. Tke
hows of tho discovery of thlit rick
placer Meld will start owe of tke most
sensational rushos in tke klAtory of
British Columbia, aft mov the: 'win
ter breaks and tho couNlry-efens up.
Indian friends directed Fox to tkU
last find. It is jiis first rick 8n U
JO years of steady prospecting la the
N"orthwoHt and. A'nka. Ho did not; v
voaclv tho field until lato last fall,.
hr;t, In splto of tho woalho, managed
to get six wooka pnnnlnc in bdforo
ho waa drivon out by thtranow. Thw
net result of tho six weeks' work was
2700 ounces of gold dust and nug
gota. Novmlu EmlKtszIement.
Carson, Nov., March 21. Accusod
of chargen of ombezzlomont out of
tho failure of tho Rtnto Tlnnk &
Trust Company, four directors of tha
Institution, 3. H. Woodbury, Wilson
Brougher. Jnrnoa T. Davis, 8. L. Loo
and A. LIvlngitone woro today nr
rnlgncd In court.
A motion to quavh tho indlctmonta
against thorn Is being lizard this at
tornoon by Judge Lnngan, of Nye
county. Tho grand J'iry has found
another Indlctmont against President
T. B. Rlckoy, of tho bank. Ho wns
taken into custody today, but Imme
dlafuly rgjeasod on bonds of $10,
000. '
'United Press Leased Wlro.)
Washington, March 21 As the
first important result of tho labor
cougrese hold t Washington this
week, under tho auspices of tho
ausplcas of tho American Federation
of Labor, President Rooms volt today
called into conferonro Senator Aid
rich and Representatives Haynes and
Dulzell. The meeting was held at
the Whjte Houeo.
During the progress of the con
ference the entire executive plan of
tho Prosldent for the remainder of
the session was fone over, and spe
cial consideration was given tho lia
bilities act, and tho proposHlon of
limiting the power of the courts In
the matter of issuing injunctions. ,
No announcement was made as to
what deoiilon bad been reached.
I naddflloQ a tentative draft of
the bill to amend tbo Sherman act
was gone over, tho tariff and the
Aldrlcb bill were" dlsouised.
Big Steamer' Raco.
Portland, OF., Ma roll St. Cuplniii
J. H. J'ctorson says ho will bet $6000
thaf tho San FrnucUco & Portland
Steamship Company's liner Roso
City cannot beat the North Paolflo
Steamship Company's Roanoko from
Portland to San FranolMio.
illo says he has got the money wait
log for anybody that wants It, pro
Yjdlog Muuagor Dee will allow the
Roanoke to go right through one
trip without stopping at Eureka. Tho
Roso Qlty makes no way landings,
and Captain Poturfton wants an even
ohanao In the race.
DoWitt'e Llttly Early Risers, small,
safe, sure little Mver pills. Sold by
all drnggiittt.
Law for Alaska.
Washington, March 21, Delegate
Calo has Introduced a bill providing
for the regulation of tho practice of
nrnUclrjo In Alaska. Tho bill re
quires that all applicants for llconsa
In tho territory shall produce a di
ploma from some recognized medical
school, or shall have praotlced five
conseeutlvo years lo Alaska previous
to the enactment of the law.
A oM RIW-Itg.
Spokane, Wash,, March 21 A
Spokane county building at the Alas.
ka-YUkon Paolflc exposition was
made certain today by the action jf
the board of county cpmmjwlosers
la approprlstlsg 2(5.006 for th(s
ptirpow.
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