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SALEM, OREGON,
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1008
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E GROOMifrA SACK SENATOR
ric
Jem Is fighting Improper Franchise Privileges
VICTIMS
OF
MORGUE
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VICTIM .
iTS HELP
IURDER TRIAL
FRENCH "
ROUTED
BERBERS
MACHINE PROGRAM
IS NOW OUTLINED
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OVER IN MOROCCO
IT11Y AROUSED FOR HIM : HEMARKAHLE
l'HVSICLWS WHO MOM)
XOT MENTALLY HESPON-
hltcd Press Leased vviro.)
and, Or., May 7. Mrs. 'Ed-
Hugh Martin will htlek by tin:
No word of horn will b
FIGHTING HEO-
OltD MADE AGAINST OVER.
WHELMING .NUMJIKItS IIKilVY
M)SSES ON DOTH HIDES.
Portland Leaders Headed By Oregonian
Fighting to Destroy the Prijnary Law
and Elect a Boodle Senator in the Leg
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Portlnnd, Or., Mny ". (Special PRIMARY LAW WITH THE LOSS
.Telegram to The Capital Journal.) ! OF A REPUHLICAN SENATOR and
Whoever has watched tho Port
land pnpcro closely enn goe thnt tho
people of Oregon are not In as much
danger from tho foeblo minority
UJnllcd Proas Leasee! Wire.) ' ,)nrty n9 thoy aro from lho ,)owerflli
Paris, May 7. A thrilling no- Ruimbllcan mnchlnn irnni? nt tvnil-
connt of the fight at Monnbba on tbo tlclans thnt baa net wit to destiny
morning or April it. between a statement Jn i nn,i itm Mmnt nri.
on tho witness stand that Fioneh column and an army of Uer-'mary law nnd return thin stato to
(8t !n sending tho ex-army . hers Ihik boon received. Thl jn- tho corrunt corporation realmo Tho
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o a snamorui death on th
This bIio declared
I iriininnt. will rnnV no nnn nt tlin tnmf ... .-. . . a... ..
i" w" " " try uj in urcKuninn now 18 mat an
to tho memorable of the Moroccan cam-thoro iB'to tho nolltlcal stuntlon I-
Nnosuay nignt Hinnumg paigu, especially in view of tuu re
ttlnuca on pago flvo.)
(Continued on pngo flvo.)
declare that tht law munt bo re
pealed nnd a nmcblno Hcpubllcnii
elected pvor Chamberlnln and tho
dark horso with tho bnrrol will ap
pear to corrupt the legislature.
Tho people who stand for the?
prlnclplo of tho direct prlmnry law
nnd Statoniont No. 1 aro turning to
Cnko as tho man to elect.
Not Fighting Clinnibcrlnln.
Tho people who Rland by thlH
principle do not light Goo. E. Chnm
berlnln, but thoy will refuBo to play
tho dirty, contemptible and unprln
HICAGOSIM
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE -
e Do the Business
iat Is the Reason!tWhy We
Can Give th? People
Such Bargains
P house thnt doea a small business has to have big profits. Tho
mai UOrt tho big busmen can soil their good for small
' It's the volume that counts lu our days. Get our price's
o't be jwijing iuch big prices for your good.
Statomont No. 1, nnd thnt it Is a
Democratic invontion. nnd honco
thOBo who bellcvo in tho prlnclplo clplo'u,,xamo"'of tho OLD DIRTY AN!)
SHOULD ALTVOTE FOItA DEM- OIHCOtTNTENANCEI) OltltGON VO.
OOHAT IN THTB UNITED STATES LITfCATi MACHINE.
SENATE, us tbo principle Is a Dom- loader who In low enough nnd dirty
ocratlc piirty principle, otc. Thnt is enough to lond hlmaolf to thl gnmo
the or.iglnnl machine program to dl- of tho mnchlno nt tho bend or which
credit Statement No. 1 in tho oyos etnnds Jin monthplcco, tho Orogo
of (ho pooplo, nnd lino up half tho nl,an nowspnpur, ought to become,
HopubllcnnB to vote agalnet tbo an outcnBt with tho pcoplo forever,
principle and glvo tho popular votu Mr. Cako has mado a clean enm
for United States aenntor to Cham- palgn for prlnciplu INKIDE OF THE
berlain, nnd then turn looso tho HEP U Jl'LI q A N PARTY AND
corporation add mnchlno, Influences fiQUAHEI.Y I)EFOIlE THE VKO.
WITH UNI'IiEIKJEI) MEMItKHR OF 1IE. Ho told them evorywhoro ,tigt
THE LKGIRIjATUIHS and olect a If Governor ChamborJaln wivs Uo
bnrrol sonator who can bo handled choice of tho pooplo the loglrdaturo
by tho Fulton-Pattorpon-Mntthcws- should sent him as senator, and ho
HOLDING
FRANCHISE
POW-WOW
RURAL
WITH OR. Elf CTRIC
TO
ASKING THE COHI'OltATIOX
COME THROUGH ON I'AVINCJ
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STREETS
WANT "'AMENDED
FRANCHISE.
An Important conference is belns;
held this afternoon betwonn city of
ficials 'on one side, and officials of
lho Oregon Electric Rallwuy com
pany on tho other, In regard to
grading tho company's trncku on
High atroot, which Iuib boen under
dlscuBHlon for a long time.
Tho principal pnrt of tho disputed
grading U on thnt portion,, of tho
track running north from 'North
Mill crcok about six blocks and
Any political I O'lx'c'nHy lt M. .Ahg cronug. at
llrondway street, where the railroad
company has graded tho track forVn
block ylh a uniform grade of on',
foot higher than tho 51t j- ban graded
tho street, Tho Oro'g6h Eloctrlo
onglneori claim that thoy hnvo on
tabllshed a bettor grade than tho ono
flxim byjho city and that the city
should bo tho one. to make tho
chutige. Cltyi official,, Including tho
mayor, member of 'tho council and
so'nio of tho'utiKlufers, holda very
dlffefont opinion and ore 'prepared
to make tho cOmpnny grado in ac
cordance with lho" fraiichlno, rjndor
CONTINUE TO SHOW
MORE REMAINS UNEARTHED ON
THE GUNNESS PAII NEAR h
PORTE,' INDIANA LQVE MBTV
TEHS ARE PRODUCED.
'Unltrd Profrs Leased Wlro.)
La Porto, Ind., Mny 7. -The Guh
nein farm mystery cohtluiios to
grow deeper, and deeper.
Tho most Important development
toflay Ij tho story by Doasio Conklln,
tht Michigan City BwootheHrt or
Ray Lnmphero, who Is undor ar
ret.' In connection with tbo burnlnje
of Mrs. GunnoBB homo whorb the
lattor aiA her three children were
burned to death, the Conklln girl
tld' lho au'thoifUle today" taflHi
ph'oro hnd 'Informed hsr tht h h,
loft tho GunriuHii' hnm tnr unn, v
"Lamphero told mo," wild Misw
Conklln, "tllt he would get even
with tho G'liineng' wAman. Ho told
mo it was I'oported that sho Intended
to soil tho homo.
". 'Sho xloesn't want to u ioo-
ure," Lampfiore said. If sho Is -ruro
nbojj It I'll burn the place
doS-ii oxW hr nead.' "
' No juldltlonal bodies' have been
unearthed " today, although several
men are digging on the premises.
This work wjii not lie nbanlloned un
til every Inch of ground hni been
hinjed over. .
Shortly beforo noon the digger
White, Long Chamois
ed g'ovoa, pair QOJ
B'AN CHALLIES - -
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JKDAnD CALICOS--I '
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QnES8 SILKS
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3HESS GOODS
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J. , ' ""l n gUe you price
lOn h latest vnrmonta
ill kep ,ou bmsy trying
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Dunbar machine. at tho Btuno time warned thoni of
IB NOT THAT THE TRUTH tho Hchomo tobrlnjc out A HOODLE wh.'h thoy ftro nllowed to opornta
AROUT THE SITUATION" SO I-'AR CANDIDATE IN THK, JNTERTOT t'1" road. In ordor.to allay friction,
VS THE MACHINE POLITICIAN IS OF THE GANG. A clonu, cut fight t!l nieotfiig Is being hold today bo-
CONCERNED? .for prlnclplo wns mndo by Mr. Cakf tweii tho opposing sldec to effect, found six men'g and ono woman'H
r)Io Tuni nir to Cake. . 'and ho Is entitled to the Hunnort of compromise, ho inai ror ones ami aii.u"H in wiu ruina or ine uunnew
This Is the most dangorous and tho pcoplo for the fight ho mado. tho question as to grading of tho
devilish situation that has over con- Ho wa.- further tho champion of tho ' blocks north of tho Mill crooks,
fronted tho nfconlo of Oregon. THE oosoelt administration. Mr. Ful- "w living of the croslng at Court
MACHINE WANTS MOST OF ALL ton talked two houra ut Salem and " "Igh streota with bltullthlc and,
TO DESTROY STATEMENT NO. t nevr mentioned the- national ito-.'rlck and the additional frnnehU-j-.Klvingtthe number of the watcHea
(AND THE DIRECT PRIMARY, publican administration. So far as liked for on High street south to
.LAW, To do this thoy want to be the people of Orogon arc concornofl Mill and west to Liberty may bo nt-
eiiubllcnns them-. Mr. Cako is tho ONLY POLITICAL tied. R I understood that an agree-
Uqmo. Through them tho authori
ties oxpectto learn the Identity or
tho nlno boJiyj which wero found
b'irled in the GunnetiH lot. Circular
nolo 10 say Wiu neiiuriiiciinn iiieui-. aii. vunu ip hid mii iui u ,iu t
wivno uiv rotiiiiilfitPii PnVo. tho Re-1 CHAMPION OF THE NATIONAL mont will bo reached this aftomoon
l ,. t a. .,.,,.. x, t n.,.n.i..,.. i in.'iiTitr.i. v a nxriviLCTii aimw ' unil' I ln ritllroml rnmiiiiiiv will m..
for the United Statos onnto. Hav-iboforo them aud Is entitled to hdrJ,"ieHnt!y procwd with their work,
Ing arronip'Jahed hl3 defeat at tho rupport. That Mr. .Cake will got
Juno election they will turn right; thnt support Is becoming morn ap
around and IlLAME THE DIRECT parront every day.
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A
RAIDING
BELGIAN -GAMBLERS
( FLYING
iviAoniNC
SUIT PRICIiS CL'T AWAY
DOWN.
$8.50, $10.58, $12.50,
and $14.50
1
The Store That Saves You Money
Ostentl, Dolglum. Ma 7 Osteiid'u
poinlnrlty as an amusement roaort
Is thrcatouad 'by a judgmout by the
cnuit at Drug's condttinulng M. Mar
quet, proprietor pf tho Kursual gam
bling rooms, to three months' im-prI-onmont
and n fliiu of 120 pounds
for contravention of tho antl-gnm-
bl'ng laws. The court also orders
the confiscation of all ho' money
and other property found In the
Kuitaal when It was'raidd by ths
polloir.
Tho first sentoncv was Impose!
three yean ago, but ho escaped by
a technicality and this time an ap
peal will be taken ,at pnee ,
! In themeaptfmOj howyr all jthe
preparations for the comlug iBeuuou
at Ostend are suspended!
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Only 500 cara pf npval orauges
joft California and prices are ad-vaaclng.
SUGGEEDS
or tho city will do it for them and
uuess tho wiimi to them, and In ex
chnnge matters will be ho. arranged
that W iiddiional franchise lyikt'd
for will bo granted 'next .Monday
night.
Property owner aro very ' mueh
will b sant to all parts of tho coun
try. After an examination .or tho re
mains, tho corouor announced today
thnt'th'o ones in fho ground tho long
est alifjw fracthred skulls and that
horo Ik ovldonce that the men bul
led rocontly wore either asphyxiated
or rhlorofoniiedi .The letters with
which Mr. GiimloflR Is enld to hav
lurcKl Andrw Hwlgallne of Soutli
Dakota to his death, and which w6ru
gl.vun to States Attorney Smith by
Manteo, N.
biothors, tho
C, May 7. Wright.
aeronauts, hnvo mnda Engineer
a first (light In (heir new. aeroplane.
Although IkU n tost flight, It wa?
successful In evory rospoct, tho ma
Uiposed to thj uso of stroots for AIIo Helga'lne, tho dead man'n
stundlng freight curs, pr for tor-J orowior, contain tho following ox
mlnal ground n.ud tho council feels tracta;
that way too. j "You ary to mo n king. I love you
Thoso partaking in the mowing Hh nil my heart. I couldn't hoar
thl 4 afternoon aro the city council, hear to bo denjved Come to. rao
City Engineer Perrott. Consulting bride awaits you. Wo will bo happy
horo us u king and quoon In the moat
beautlfcii home In northern Indiana.
Thlelsun and .Professor
Tillman, civil englnoor for the city,
and Manager Talbot aud Chief En
glneer Galvnnl fot; th railroad com
I ". n i f
ch.na In porfeot control, traveling'.
for u distance of 1000 feot. Appnr-I ,- J
(inily It could have been flown 1000 IbiMtlmll Ichiihi.
t'mea as far just as euslly as not.j Balem high KeihodlVwIII play their
The flight was mado In a light north- socond game of baseball against En
eat wind of l-i miles an hour, and ( gone high echool here tomorrow
thf machine wai mndo to alight with Latt Friday Salem won at Eugene
pei feot ooso and safety. 7 to 6 but expect 'to 'show a better
After several preliminary tests tnjacoro here tomorrow. Tomorrow Is
be mado during fho nsxt two or Salem oloan-up day and tho high
thro days,' an endurance test of the .'school boys are going to do a little
machine will bo made and on this bit of It in oleanlng no. tho Eugene
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test an effort will probably bo mado
to fly tho machino to Cape Henry,
a distance of 75 miles and retuin.
Hoforo the tests have been complet
ed, experts representing the United
States and foreign governments are
expected to witness thorn.
bunch. It looks at present as if to
morrow would be a fino baseball,
day.
The emperor of Korea h report
er banished,
pjm't tniHt banks. Sail or mortgage
your ranch and the tock and lirlnjj
yW money here evwod in your
6lotht)s. r am glad when I think
jthat you wore novsr murrid AH
tfiee years you have bron valtinc
for one "woman you could love tru
ly." "You nro tho one man in nil the
world for mo. I dream of yo'f. My
Jovo nwnlta your coming."
It Is now thought that th matrl-,
monlal advertisement read by Helga;
line was Inserted id a NorweglatL
newpapflr In Michigan Aillo Helf
guline told the prosecutor that a
farm hand employed by Mrs OMn
nesn had Informed htm that tk
'woman personally threw tn0 eartk
over mo oouy or nis uromer alter
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