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SALEM, OREGON, MONRAY MAY ". 100fi
NO, 11
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CANDOACY
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fS WOOLEN MILLS CLOSED AS THE RESULT DF A STRIKE' i
SSI KS
GO OUT
ON STRIKE
WOOLEN MILL
3EK KAY SAYS JIB
hSK SCALE AXD
WILL
OUT-
kK IS FOR IMMEDIATE KB-
11TIOX OP THE IXDUSTRY.
ONE LESS
NOMINEE
IN RACE
FOR PRESIDENCY
RUMOIt SAYS
QUIETLY
DELEGATES FLEDGED TO HIM
WILL GO TO TAFT.
BISHOPS
TOFAGE
CHARGES
ATMETHODISTMEET
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FA1RRAXK8 WILL KEY, DAVID II. MOORE OP POItTifRBPETlTIOX OP
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RETIRE TIIIRTYi LAXD AMONG THOSE TO RE
TRIED FOR MAL ADMIXISTRAi
TIOX AT RALTIMORE.
(United Press Leased WIro.)
Indianapolis, Ind., May 11. Vice
1 limiting down of Tom Kay's
mills caused by tho striking
nlno spinners will probably
onlght or tomorrow morning
to Mr. Kay'8 decision to, nt Republican presidential
irtlally give In to tho demand
htrlkers. Kny will hold a con-
wlth tho two boss splnnors
o ralso tho Bchedulo to about
jUnltod Press Leased WIro.)
Daltlraoro, Md May 11. Tho
ttlnucd on Page Three.)
President FnlrbankB has decided to most sensational event scheduled for
quietly drop out of the race for tho this week's Mothodlst conferenco he
nomination
(Continued on pace five.)
Ing held hero Is tho consideration of
without uny formal announcement,) the charges mado by tho Rev. Georgs
according to a report being circu- A. Cooko of Now York against
lated today. j DIshops David H. Mooro of Port-
It Is said that tlio overwhelming land, Or., Goodsoll and McDowell of
, Chicago, and Derry of Buffalo. ,
Cooko 'chargosth6ra all with mnl
administration as tho result of their
! ruling on chargos recently brought
by him against prominent Methodists
Including Dr. Duckloy of Now York,
Professor Drowno of Boston. Cooko
alleges that' tho bishops did not rulo
correctly whon tho chnrges against
tho bishops wero heard.
A resolution was passed asking tho
citizens not to support a candidate
for tho presidency of tho United
States who Is not a total abstainer
and who Is not in sympathy with tho
work of prohibitionists.
Resolutions Inviting the Metho
dists' Protestants to unlto with the
Methodist Episcopal church were
unanimously passed.
o
WMfrSm
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
c Do the Business
rat Is the Reason Why We
Can Give th? People
Such Bargains
lie house that does a small business has to have big profits. Tho
mat does tho big buslnoje can sel' their goods for small
!ltS. It'a tho volume ihnt rnunta In iwir rinvu Cint r nrfpna
don't be paying such big prices for your good.
GAS PIPE
THUGS IN
''BAY CITY
TWO VICTIMS FOUND
DARKE
fiUtPSOX MURDERS
.
ER
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AXD
SAX
PLANNED
WOMAN'S
KILLING
SAYS MONTGOMERY
WRANOISCO MAX AXD WOM
SX FATALLY HURT.
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P Wh'to, Long ChamoU
Hbed gloves, nnlr f!fli
5IAX CHALLIES
ld tA
PDARD CALICOS
W KA
DRESS SILKS
lrd
' STOCKINGS
ftlr
DRESS GOODS-r
IrJ
DORSET COVER EM.
ROIDERY, yard
POyds PRETTY LAWXS
F&rd
Jc EMBROIDERIES
Fard
50 POVfiP-f TliniDAIO
ach
HANDKERCHIEFS
how . . . t
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ucdreda of other article all
the store at tho same low
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4: ill ' nl
STANFORD
PREXY IS
GENSURED
s
RARGAIXS! .BAR-
AI.SJ
UlXss
SllSS' Sultfl Pilnli TonliulK
Mi,1,lttery We aro here with
" and Cfln plvo vtvii nrlrtxt
tt SWLSnn'o lo o(.
l!l keen vnn linsv tT!n?r
SUIT PRICES CUT AWAY
DOWX.
$8.50, $10.50, $12.50,
and $14.50
The Store That Saves You Money
I San Francisco, May 11. When
the name of President David Starr
Jordan 'of Stanford university, wbb
cenIofledSunday at a mooting of tn?
Asiatic Exclusion league it was
htatliy hooted and hissed at the
conclusion of tho reading of an ar
ticle by Prosldont Jordan. Tho parjt
that particularly aroused the meet
ing was tho follewing:
"It Is not that we fea. attack from
Japan, The Japnnese war is mndo in
Europe, a fantasy of tho yellow
nswspapors of Paris, a nightmare of
the profesilonal agltutors of San
Francisco and Seattle."
In commenting on tho article Pre.
(dent O. A, Tvoltmoe, who presided,
declared that If "tho eminent profee-j
sor gave less attention to the biology
of fish and moro to the conditions of
tho human race ho would not be so
grossly Ignorant of tho true situation
of the Oriental exclusion quastion."
(United Press Leased WIro.)
ban Francisco, May 11. Edward
Grimth H dying nt tho Central Em or
gency hospital with a facturod skull
anq Ruby Johnson Is at tho snmo
hospital unconscious with n possible
facturcd skull. Although found in
widely separated portions of the city,
botk ire thought to bo tho victims
of gas plpo thugs.
, She. Johnson woman was found
lying in a pool of blood on Qougn
stroet between Post and Suttor nt li
o'clock this morning by Pollconmn
John ColllnB. Sho whs removed to
tho Central Emergency hospital,
whero sho was treated for a possible
fracture of tho skulll by Dr. Pink-
ham. The woman is still unconsci
ous ana llttlo hopo Is hold, out for
her recovery.
Edward GrlflUh was found In front
of tho Spear Lumber company's
yards at Spear and Mission street -nt
11 o'clock last night. Thinking tho
man wns under tho infiuonco of
liquor, he was removed to tho city
prison and locked up nnd waa hold
there until 5:30 this morning whon
he was tent to tho hospital whero Dr.
PInkham operated fin htm for a frac
tured skull.
Grlfllth Is not expected to live
throughout the day. On his left foro.
head is a mark abput 7 inches in
length which was apparently mado
by a piece of pipe.
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WANT TO
BAR OUT
ROOSEVELT
COXKKSSKS HE SHOT
XORTH AT ELKO,
MHF.
WASHING
TON; RKCAUBE HIS HROTHER-
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TOLD, HIM ft).
(United Presi Leased "WIro,)
Spokano, Wash., May 1J, "X shot
Mrs. orth. My brother Jhlred mo to
do it, Wo planned tho murdor two
months ago,"
Gasping out this confession, II. M.
Montgomery, brothor of E. T. Mont,
gomery of ElkB, Wash., ownor of the
Montgomery hotel nt Elks, broke
down under tho grilling examination
to which tip had subjoctod by(D.U
trlct Attorney Frodorlak-fPuglw and
cleared up tho cowardly, attompt to
nBsassInnte Mrs. May North', wfio was?
shot down as sho waB crossing tlio.
lobby fTf' Montgomery's hotel on th
night ofMny 1.
Montgomery's ronfostlon discloses
as malliilotU and coldblooded at
tompt to kill a fellow creature as has
over boon revealed In tho. Paclflu
northwest,
Mrs. 'North and E. T. Montgomery
occupied tho tamo room in tho Mont
gomery hotel, The North woman se
cured n hold ovor Montgomery nnd
ho determined to do nway with hoi
Ho hired hla brothor to do tho job.
"Earnest bolstered up.my'coumgo
with whlfkoy," declared Howard
Montgomery, "then ho loft town. I
plnnno.1 to kill hor on .tho night of
May 1. I calculated that tho North
woman would croBi the lobby nt n
cortln time after dinner. I posted
mysolf so I could shoot her through
tho window, When sho camo within
rnngo, I drew a bead on her and fired.
I saw her throw up her bands and
fnll. Then I ran away."
Mrs. North is in n hpspltal hee.
She vlll rccovor.
ROLLERS
ARRESTS
GAMBLER
7S
P1LLETTE ACGUSED
MAYOR WALKS JNTO lUfcVK OP
CIGAR STORE, ARRESTS OWN
Kit AXD ORDERS TWENTY
' POKER PLAYERS AWAY.
Ed. PUlctto, who was arrested
Saturday night by Mayor Rodgers,
did not show up In tho pollco court
this morning as was oxpocted, Rod
gers says ho will go after him,
It is very probable that someNo
torcstlng developments' will come out
of. tho raid of Ed Plllette's cigar
store by Mayor Rodgers laturdtiy
night. If the reports of Uiom con
nected with UiVjUtato Rtrset' s,abt
llshmont are rii. thora hiw. beiftnfc
fkfchl doril tit diBcrimliiRtlon on te
par, , ottjhe authorities In shutting;
down Plllette's card games.
It is stated thai several, clgat4,,
. tores In tho city' are running gamb
ling games in their back' rooms, and
that to far thoy have not' been In
terfered with. Plllotlo ywys that b
called tho. Mayor's attention to Oil
faot, but that .Rodgers tttattsl that
he did not know that games were b
ing conducted at any other place In
this city.
Pilletto dented 'that he admitted
to tho Mayor that n gambling gama
wns In progrois nt tho tlmo of the
raid, and lip declares that gambllsj
was not mentioned lu the conversf.
tlon that took place after tho Mayor
entered. f
Pilletto said 'tart night that so
chargo was mado against him, and
that he did .not know what his plea
would bo whon ho Is brought before
tho city Judgo,
May Have Munlcml Aged Man.
"Redding, Cdl., May 11. Whether
Horace C. Nutting, 71 years old,
whose body was found in the burled
ruins of his homo, four miles wet
of Anderson, was murdered or com
mitted sulcldo after setting flre to
the house Is a question which still
unsolved. Shortly after 1 o'clock
Sunday morning neighbors living a
quarter of a mile away were av
tracted by the flames. When they
reached tho scene the borne had al
most burned to the ground and the
barn was in ashes. One .fact points
to suicide and another to lncendlar
t m and murder,
Washington, May 11 That an at
tempt will be made to bar President
Rooiovelt from participating In ho
proceedings of tho conference of gov
ernors which meets horo next Wed
nesday, after an organization la nf
fected, is not unlikely, according to n
report that has reached tho oars of
the governors who have already ar
rived here.
Why such action is contemplated
If It Is. Is a puzzle to many, as it is
polntfd out that Inasmuch as the
President called the governors togeth
er he should bo permitted 4o take
uny part ho wishes in their delibera
tions. However, nobody can be found
who wants to stand rssponslblo for
the story. A probablo basis for li
may bo found In the President's re
fusal to consider William George
Jordan's proposition for a houso of
governors and a disposition on the
part of many of the state executives
to adopt the plan.
CHINESE "v
WIN THE4
B'OYCOTT
Ihmiho Soldier KIIIh Tlirtm
Manila, May 11. Private Michael
Beachfim of the First U. 8. cavalry,
ran amuck Sunday, killing three and
fatally wounding one of his com
rades. The dead are: Sergeant WIU
iam Hoey, Privates Q. Wilson, Tbo.
Woodward. Fatally wounded; Prt
vate Edward Woodward,
r
(United Presi Leased AV(re.)
Canton, May ll.-iEten their Joy
Is almost swallowed by the amaze
ment the commercial claos of Chl
neso feel at Japan's humble appeal
to tho Chlneso merchants In tho mi
kado's realm to use their influence
th persuade their countrymen at
homo to drop the anti-Japanese boy
cott.
Tho roipernto condition of flnnn
cos among the tslandors has boon no
secret In China, but that ho mikado
should actually stoop to Implore
help lias fairly Btruck the boycotters
dumb with astonishment.
His virtual surrender is all the
moro noticeable In vlow of tbo high
tone Japan has recently 4nkon and
the almost open threats of violence
If the Chinese did not cease their
commercial warfare. Resides, the
Japanese plea will probably do no
good. The home-staying Chinese are
unlikely to notice representations
from their brethren abroad.
The mikado's cry for mercy was
emitted through (be various trade
tad commercial tsioclatloni.
WARSHIPS '
TO REDUCE
IN WEIGHT
,i '
Washington, May 11. -Tho navy
department has Inaguratod the pol
icy of rcjljiclng tho weight of tho. bat
tleships as far nB possible by tho re
moval of some of the boats and dav
Its, unnecessary bridges, heavy top
and macts and boat cranes. Nival
constrifdibrs have bean so Instructed.
This Is one tnnglblo result of thQ
armor h,o!t controversy.
EXFEEIILED WOMAN
HUHXKH TO DEATH.
San Francisco, May 11. Mrs. Jo
hnnnn Hogan, 72 years old, lit dead
today becauso she was too feeble to
leavo bor bod when (Ire attfked the
llttlo shnck in which sho lived nlonc
Judging from the position of hr
sharrod body it Is evident that tho old
woman, wakened by the flames, had
attempted to crawl out of bud whet
she was ovorcomo and burned to
death.
CHIEF OF POLICE
AFTER HASS BIIOOTKIM
Chief of Pollco Gibson has decided
(o put an end to. shuotlug bass la the
slough within, tho city limits. Men
and boys with rifles havo beoa poU
Ing up and down tho slougk shootlw
black bass with rifles and making
life uncertain for people on land.
Arrests are to follow.
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