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SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1008.
NO. 78.
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ENERAL WELLS IS BLOWN UP
alifornia Society Belle Marries a Jap Nobleman
'NOTIC
TOWER
OF WIDOW
J LAWYER
illT LWVYKIt WHO SAYS
I BOTHER AND MOTHER
ITfDiai HKK SPELL-
;hati:axi) family dif-
5CKS ALL ENTER INTO
IIEB OF TROUBLE WOVEN
IflVE WOMAN.
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PiSed Prejs Longed Wlro.)
frruclico, March 28. Lovo,
Itteilcd flnanco, alleged hyp-
buJ family differences nro
GONGRESS
SHY THE
PROBLEM
OF LOCAL OPTION
ELOPED
WITH A
BARON
DIFFICULTIES OF ANY INTER
STATE LAWS TO HELP DRY
STATUS ALDRICII RILL GOES
TO HOUSE HANDS BRUISER
IX PRINT ONLY HOURKH
COCHRAN WANTS TO KNOW
WHAT IS A DKMOCRAT.
OF YELLOW VARIETY
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Wellington, Mar. 28. Tho doubt
us to whotltor congress can abdlcato
Its rights ab regulator of In iters itat o
""""Continued on pngo twplvo.)
fllCAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
lountains of New Goods
'brrery Department and muly for your Inspection.. Now Dress
N'tw Silks, New Suits, New Millinery, New Jackets, New Dress
Xw White Goods, New Drews Ginghams, New Wash Lawns,
fcabrolderlrs, New Luces, New Corsets, New Gloves, New Shoes,
fHMerjrnnd liuudredH of othci'M If you wniit ll'o new inerclinn-
!Mat prices that pleases everybody, Coiut to the Chicago Store
H cf 1 the lutost Silks
ale at yard
1 25c, 35c, 49c, 65c,
75c and 85c
f , ' tl newest Dross
fK t , 0n gag g yarjJ
35c, 45c, 49c,
75 and 95c.
'a'i H Ptruan ChalUee,
4c yard
' TV omln Flannel
4c yard.
.;
jtt. ot BUlfsi India
on mnio
10c. 121.2c, 16c
18c yard.
Kw'? -.
a now yard
71'2C, 81-3c and
10c.
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CALIFORNIA SOCIETY .WOMAN
WHO HAS ENTKRBR A FAMILY
OF THE HIGH NORIL1TY OF JA
PANIT IS ANYTHING TO GIST
A TITLE IN THK CIRCLKS OF
TUB DEGENERATES.
3500
We are doing the business In
Ladles' Silks. If you want the
latest and neweetstyles, come to
tho store that keops those beauti
ful drossy garments. Selling at
small prices.
$18.58, $12.50, $M.5fl,$16.5
JjfSbre That Saves You Money
'United Press Leased Wire.)
Pusndena, Cal Mar. 28. From
tho society circles of Pasadena to
membership In a family of tho Japa
nrso nobility Is tho oxporlcnco of
protty Gwendolyn A. Whitman, who
has oloped with E. I. Katow, a bro
ther of Baron Katow of Yokohama!
a mombor of tho Japanese house of
peers.
Desplto tho objections of Mrs.
Wltliam tho couplo secured a IN
conse, boarded tho launch Fashion
and woro married at soa by tho cap
tain. Since then tho mother of tho
girl, who Is 18 yoars old, has for
given her, and word has boon re
ceived from Baron Katow that ho
will rccolvo her In his fnmily. Later
thp full Japanoso rites will bo per
formed In Yokohama.
Katow, who Is a gradunto of tho
Wnsedea collogo In Toklo, camo to
the Wltham homo a year ago with
lotters of Introduction to tho family.
H was on his way to continue his
studios at Yalo collego, but ho fell
In lovo with Miss WUham nt first
sight and decided to romaln In Pas
adona. GREAT TRIUMPH
OP SURGICAL ART
IIOMH
SEEKERS
POUR IN
FILLING THE CITY
l
DYNAMITE
USED AT
DENVER
ON GENERAL WELLS
ON
NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FROM ANTI.FEDEHATION LEADER WHO
u.
ONE ffOWN COMING TO SALEM
OF NEW PEOPLE
LARGER' EVERY
ftlRlAl
CREASE DAY IJY. iJAY
MANX COMB TO STAjY.
STREAM
GROWING
RAY-HOTEL
IN-AND
Boostorsi How's tlilu? One hun
dred and flfty-flvo homesookors to
visit Salem as tho result of tho in
dapondont of W. J. Collins, an ox
Orcgonian of Volant, Pennsylvania.
Tho board of trade is, this morning,
In,. receipt of, a Jettor from CoUIiib
stntlnat$P?coIqnl3tB havo prom,
ised him to visit Salem somotimo this
Bprlng or fall If tho Iltoraturo they
havo asked for corroborates his
Etatomcnts about' tho WHInmotto
vnlloy, Twcnty-flvo will posltlvoly
loave the oast on April 12, and will
visit the stato of Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho, but making a special
visit to Salem. Fifty more havo also
promised to como on a jour of in
spection, but have, as yot-, not do
elded just when thoy will bo ablo to
come. Mr. Collins has carried on an
indopondont campaign for Salem
over slnco ho recolvcd work that tho
booking was begun in earnest. Ho
was well-known In tho Wlllametto
valloy, whore ho workod as a tolo
graph llnoman. Ho wns enticed
back to tho homo of his fathor's In
WAS SLATKO TO RE KILLED
RY HARRY ORCHARDVICTIM
HAD A NARROW ESCAPE FROM
INSTANT DEATH WHILE SLEEP
1NG IN HIS HER AT HOME.
BOMB
THROWN IN
NEW YORK
(United Press Loaed Wlro.)
Donvor, Colo., Mar. 28. An nt
tompt wns mado onrly today by un
known porons to dynnmito tho.rosl
donco of Gonornl Bulkloy Wells,
gonornl managor of tho Smuggler
Union mines at Tollurldo.
Gonornl Wolls was rogardad' by
tho Western Fodoratlon of Minors
as ono of their blttorcst onojnlcs In
tho troublos of a fevy fyears ugo 'Al
that tlmo ho wits In command! or'tha
stato troops called out to suppros
tho mliio troublos.
Wolls wan Ono of tho men whom
Harry Orchard confossod to having
triod to kill.
Lato this afternoon it was ad
mitted that whllo General Wolls Is
not dangerously wounded, his In
juries arp much nioro painful nnd
serious than the first reports soomod
io inaicato. a i
Ho was rondorod unconscious nnd
when ho camo to his sonsos It was
found that ho had boon rondorod
doaf. It Is believed, howovor, thnt
this troublo Is only tomporary. His
face and head woro badly laeorated
and ho sufforod painful brulsos about
Pennsylvania, but ho Js coming back ; tno boty, but so far as can now bo
west and states In UjIb rognrd, "I told ho was not intornally Injured
AT POLICE SQUAD
RIOTING FOLLOWS A FORRIDDHN
LAROR PARADF CLASH WITH
CITY POLICB AND FATAL MIS
LRU TAKFS ILACIC ARMY OF
UNKMPLOYF.I) L1ARLB TO
PLUNGH CITY INTO GRKAT
DISORDER.
Would not llvo horo if thoy gava mo
the whole country."
Tho boaru of trado Is In rocolpt
nnd no bonos woro hrokon.
Lato this afternoon tho police nr
roetod ono mispoct but they docllno
(United Pross Leased Wire.)
New York, Mar. 28. A romark-
i bio oporatlon Involving the t'ans
fmlon of th blood of a father into
tho voliu of his 3-day-old child, suf
fering from nn attnek from purpura,
has just been successfully performed
in tho Rockefallor Instituto and h at
tracting oonaldarnblo attention.
Whon the Infant was brought to
tho Institute Dr. AIo.tIk Carroll, aftor
an examination, declared th tiny pa
tlont was a victim of purpura, which
morns a wankonlng of the
walls of tho arteries, allowing
blood to escape o all parts of tl-e
body. The surgoon said hat trvn:
fualon of blood would bo tho on y
means or saving tho child's life.
Dr. V. S. Lambert, tho fnthor, vol
untered to supply It. One of his
arteries was connected with the
baby's blood veasals, tho beneficial
effect being almost instantaneous.
Tho child Is on the road to rooov
ory and -is gaining flesh rapidly.
of telegraphic advico from E. L. i t0 B,al whotlior tho man is a minor,
Lomax, gonoral passenger ngont at,or to glvo out any Information as to
Omaha, Nebraska, for tho Southern
Pacific company, stating that tho
large supply of colonist foldora on
his Identity,
Gnneral Wolls' osoapo from 'instant
(loath was llttlo short of miraculous.
Salem sent the advertising bueau of)1'0 w sleeping on nn outor porch,
tho company, has boon oxliausted and aB nnB ,,oon h, oustom. It is sup
that they aro In Immodlato need of posod thnt tho would-be assassins
5000 moro as tho domnnd of Inter
acted persons Is enormous.
A steady stream of home and
business seekors continues to pour
at an Increasing rato Into the olty
know this as tho bomb was plncod
almost directly honoath his bod.
Tho explosion hurlod tho gonornl
high In tho air and ho struok, stun
ned, but not badly injured, several
with the probability of u still greater001 fr0,n lh0 1,0,IB0- T,1 8,,1 of
Increase whon tho larg.i contract for
advertising let by tho board of trado
day before yostorday Is put into
force. Tho following roglstorod nt
the board of trade rooms during tho
past two 4aye: A. O. and O. E.
Peterson of Lawronc. Iowa; R. D.
Alftxandor, George Spanlol, W. A.
Waddle and Charlos Stroff, of Stay
tho building was torn completely
away, and portions of the bod which
Wolls wns stooping wore plckod up
600 foot from tho house.
Tho outrage was porpetrated
shortly boforo daylight, and as the
homo Is In a resldenco soction that
is thoroughly policed, nnd as tho
portico stands In tho full glnro of
ten: F. W. Henderson, of Portland; an eleotrlc light, thero Is much spo-
DIRD
HONYBR The Infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. C F. Honyor, at 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The funeral took place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock from tho family!
homo at 411 S. Sixteenth street, nnd
the remains convoyed to Leo Mission
cemetery.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently yet promptly on the
bowels and allays Infiamatlon at the
nnm time. It Is pleasant to take.
jSold by all druggist.
W. D. Davl and George C. Davis,
of Washington, Kansas; M. & Hon
gker. of VIroqua, Wisconsin; R. D.
May. Alfred A. Smith anj C. M. Cul
biwth. of Aatorla.
Alfred A. Smith, of Astrla, men
tioned above was a resident of Sa
eom 25 years ago and was astounded
at the program mado In tho Improve
ment here, ospeolally In tho wide
awake Interest beginning to be
shown by Salomltoe.
Name registered at the Willam
ette are: ' IL E. Dickons, of Pendlo
ton; Robert Holbrook, of Spokane;
R. A. Relckert. of Sacramento, Cal :
F MulHn, of Los Angeles, Cal.; F. O.
Kyle, of Tlxorkana, Texas; R. W
Moore, of Boise, E Peyton, of Red
uction as to how tho plottors woro
enablod to pull off tholr work' undetected.
lands. ChI.; Win, L. Rloe, of Lan
sing, Mich., and L. Oallor of Hoyoke,
Mass.
Those at the Salem hotel are: F.
W. Lahlll, of Santa Rosa, Cal.; I. F.
Cherry, of Atlanta, Ga., and M. S.
Shock, of Hubbard.
Kodol Is a scientific preparation of
vogetable actds with natural digest
ants and contains tho samo Juices
found in a healthy stomach. Each
dose will digest more than ?000
grains of good food. Sold by all
druggists.
United Pross Lcasod Wlro.)
,Now York, Mar. 28. Two mon
woro killed and a scoro of porsona
woro Injured when n bomb wua
thrown this afternoon during a labor
riot following a demonstration lit
Union Square.
Tho (Jpad men are: Sollg Silver
s'foTn, w'Jlo throw ho bomb, aud a
starving UH"know.n wokltfsmanwuo,'
blood nt his sldo. Th fnjurod tju-t.
cludo Inbor domonstrators, police
nnd womon shoppors, who wore
struck by Hying piocos of the bomb
or trnmplod upon In tho pnnlo wh'lch
foliowod. Tho police had ohnrgod'
tho crowd which was attomptlng tot
nnrado with no llconso, and waat
brooking It up byclubblng heads In
discriminately. Sllvorstoln was stand
ing on a park bonch watching tho
riot. A policeman swung n club
and lay open tho scalp of a laboring
man dtrootly In front of him A
plntoon of police wns charging dl
roctly down upon tho spot whoro ho
Mood.
With n shrill ourso, that rang
above tho turmoil nnd roar ot the
riot, Sllvorstoln Jrkod a bomb from
his pookot nnd wnvod It abovo his
Paoplo foil buck horrified. A pa
rader standing nonr yollol, "My God
man. Don't do that."
Evon as ho spoko, however, Sll
vorstoln, with n wild gleam In hi.
oye, started to hurl tho mlHslle nlm
lug it so that would have fallen dl
reotly in front of tho ndvanoing po
ll oo. As ho did so, howovor, tho
bomb slipped from his finders and
droppod to tho cement pnvemont di
rectly nt his feet.
Ho was literally blown to pieces.
Standing by Sllvorstoln's sldo at
tho time, mid the only ono who did
not try to floe whon tho bomb throw
or rnlsod tho doaly mistillo above his
head, was an unknown working
man, thin, shabbily olad and evident
ly starving. The explosion tore htm
to plecoe and ho dropped without
uttering n sound.
A,n Indosoribable pnnlo followed.
The Iron bonch on which tho bomb
thrower stood wns blown to pleaos.
A groat hole was torn In tho coment
slldowalk. Hugo plate glass win
dows on all sldeo of tho squara und
high lu the skyscarpers woro shat
tered and foil with a orash into tho
streets adding to the list of injurod
and tho general panic.
Tho trouble rosultod when tho po
llco, under command of Inspootor
Burgfnd, acting undor orders from
hoadquarters, attempted to arrest
the Isadora of the demonstration for
starting a pnrado for whloh u pormlt
had boon refused by tho pollco.
Tho purnders rushed to the ros
ouo of their leaders and tho ofllcora
drew tholr clubs aud charged tho
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