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SALEM. OREGON, Afc'EDNESDAV, JUNE 10, 1908
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OODS PARTLY INUNDATE KANSAS
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CITY
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TITAFT REPUBLICANS MAY FORM SEPARATE ORGANIZATION
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aiWONT
IS DEAD
:D MILLIONAIRE
APPENDICITIS LARGE.
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k'TEHESTKD IX FINANCIAL
LI) WELL KNOWN IN
INd WOULD.
ulted rres Leased Wire.)
etcnd, L. I.. Juno 10 Oliver
pelmout died of appendicitis
Ktonltls nt his country homo
G.40 o'clock this morning.
ir his recovery was nban-
ut night nrfd thd family re
nt the bedside until tho end,
P. Bolmont, a prominonti
sntlnued on pngo Ave.) '
GOVERNOR'S
DAUGHTER
RUNS AWAY
WITH WAGON DRIVER
IRATE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OP
UTAH; AFTER AN ALL NIGHT
SEAIIOH THKOUGII MOUN
TAINS, ARRIVES TOO LATE.
Salt Lnka Juno 10 An exciting
scene wns enacted this morning
when Governor John C. Qutler, of
Utah, nfter nn all-night search with
his son, en hie upon his daughter Ma
bel nnd her delivery wngOn driver
bUBlJand at n mountain rcBort raflei
up tho canyon from Idlewlld.
Governor Cutler demanded that
'"1"CTm"ue1TontttveiV"
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EMBEZZLER
WAS POET
AND AUTHOR
JUD. BRUSIE DEAD
OVERFLOW
THE WORST
IN YEARS
IGNOMINIOUS END TO SECHE
TAItY RAILROAD COMMISSION
A N I) V A M O U 8 WRIT E R
CHARGED WITH STEALING.
(United I'reM Leased Wirt.)
Los Angeles, Cal., Juno 10.
Judson C. Druslo, Bocrotary of th
state board of. railway. commission
ers, whp was arrested In this city on
Sunday lnit chnrged with tho em
bezzlement of funds belonging to the
Metropolitan Bonding & Suroty com
pany of which he wni San Fran
cisco reprosontntlvo, died at 7 o'clock
this morning at that- California hos
pital. v
hICAOMIORl
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE .
HOT WEATHER
iOODS PRICED AWAY DOWN
1M1TIES. LAWNS. White Qooils. Summer Silk?. Summer Dreis
ii '
I Summer Suits, Summer Gloves, Summtr Underwear, Hosiery,
Ribbons, Embroideries, Wash Goods of all kinds, Dress Glng
fChambreys, Dreis Linens and Hundreds of other goods BUltablc
inter wenr marked down prices that will make quick selling.
r trading at tho store that docs the bu'ness.
I?
ur Prices
competitors all the time
thinking how to keep up,
wreful'y.
lyards of Beit Standard
Calicoes and Ginghams
price, yard...., ?
rds of Fine Needle Work
lery that Is worth double
rices -Ic, 0ic, 8 l-3c, Oc
Hc a yard.
irdB of Fin? Sheer India
h regular 15c values, now
. . o
rds of Summer SIJk3 in
and fancy, regular 39e
goods, special price now,
tWc a yard.
;18, 20 and tt Butts
$10.5t, I11M and
1000 Parasols and Colored SHU
Umbrellas now on Hale We are.
offering them at factory price?,
23c, 33c, 40c, 73c, 08c, $1.25,
$1.30 and up.
l , if0
200 Dozen tadlta' Mlss&s and
Children's Summer Underwear
nowJ?pn sale, lx will be bard for
yatito beat cJt price, tic, 10c,
1tfc, 13c, lKc, Jc and up.
13r,lSc, 23c and up.
'he Store That Sayes You Money.
San Francisco, Juno 10. Judson
G. Bimlo-hnd boen prominent for n
number of yenrs In this city ns n
fipeakor, playwright and mnn-nbout-town.
His friend) horo remnlned
loyal to him In tho face of tho char
ges brought n gainst him and sub
scribed a bond of $10,000 on which
h's release was gained and It wan
posslblo for him to bo released from
the Los Angolos Jnll.
He was tho author of tho famous
play "Lonesome Town," which mado
a tremendous hit when It was first
produced horo and since has been
seen in many American cltlcB. When
a "California Night" wbb given in
New York recently by tho comedians,
Kolb and Dill, thuy choso "Lonesomo
Town" as tho production nnd Its re
vival was greeted with great ap
plause on Broadway. Tho play was
the story of a California boom town !
of 25 years ago and wns a most
amusing picture of the conditions
wheh prevailed at that time.
Of a different and more important
character, bowovqr, wore his plays,
"Tho Hills of California" and "Da
mon and Pythias." These were
dramas produced in San Francisco
10 critical audiences who snw in
them tho work of ccnlus. "The
HJl's of California" particularly I
was a striking p'ay relating as it did
to tho oventB of the golden days, "thu
days of M9."
The "Black Cat," a sketch pro
duced on the Orphcum circuit and
many other smaller plays, were writ
ten by him.
Ho was also the author of "I. O
U.," a play which was produced with
succeis. Brusio was well known as
an after-dinner speaker, as well as
a campaign orator. Ho made ad
dre'Bea in many sections of the couu
try in the McKlnley and Roosevelt
campaigns.
Bruise practiced law in Arnador
county and was sent to the asiembly
from there. He later went to Sac
ramento to Jlvo and was sent to the
assembly from there. He was ap
pointed secretary of the statt rail
road commission in 1003.
Brusie arranged bonds for Mayor
SchmlU and others arretted for graf
ting In San Francisco.
BANKS give away
CONDITIONS KOT SO. HAD SINCE
1003 PEOPLE FLEE FROM
TllEIIl HOMES DYKES GIVE
WAY.
(Unltfil Press I.enietl WIre.l
Kansas City, Mo JifrieMO. Tho
woratflood condition nines tho mom
ornUle Inundation of IPOS prevail,
here today, vTho Kaw "riVir'. hni
flooded th9 west bottoms and peo
ple living in that portion of tho city
won compelled to fleo for their liven.
Tho greatest oseltemcnt prevails
nnd tho waters are still rislug. All
nlghJJongR putroljgttnrded thd teml
POrnVy-tlyken that 'hntp boen Ihrowii
up to meet tho high water. It wnn
though thnt if .tho levees could hd
mndo to hold back tho water until
todny tho threatened pnrt of tho city
would ho saved.
Just nt day break, howovor tho
water gained tho upper hnnd nnd lo
gnn pouring in through a great gap
In the dykes that tho pntrol work
men wero unable to repair.
The nlnrm was given and people,
fled with nil tho goods thnt thvy
could get togethor to the higher por
tion of tho city, Thousands nra
homeless today ni)d there aro little
prospects of the wntcrs going down.
Tho hog yards of tho Armour plant
aro under water and hundreds of
anlmnls wero drowned.
Tho .Missouri river also Is still
rinlng and a great forco of men Is rt
work nt the dykes to prevent a flood
from that sourco.
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"ALLIES"
PLANNING
NEW PARTY
IN SECRET SESSION
MAY TRY
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
"UNION REPUBLICANS" IT IS ,WU
MORE!) WTLL BE THEIR NAME
f
SCHEME BIG HOLT WHEN
CONVENTION pONVENES,
RUSSIAN
ROYALTY
SCORED
Fbilf Agala Saved.
(Pnltrd rrti Leased Wre.)
Bacrami-nto, Juno 10. Convict J.
W Finley bai again been granted
reprlevu by Governor Gillette and
will iMtMto on tfc'HIIi at VeU
sum next Friday.
St. Petersburg, Juno 10. Leader
ofUheOetoberlst party aro todny lay
ing plans to contlnuo the attack
mado in tho douma against tho
grfcnd dukoa by Gutchkoff.
Gutchkoff'o attaQk was ono of thu
fiercest ever directed against tho
reigning family, tho members of
which, he declared, with nefarious in
fluence, am al'owod to remain at the
head of certain departments of tho
army. H shouted thnt the grand
dukes were usurping the authority
which properly bolongi to the min
ister of war. He denounced Grand
Duke Nicholas Nlcholalvltch, presi
dent of tho council of national de
fense, declaring that ho and the body
of which bo is the head standi In
the way of the reign of tb army.
Tho speaker demanded thnt theso
grand ducal leaders bu retired from
the nrmyf
CALIFOnNrA CANNING
SEASON HAS BEGUg
Stockton, Cal., Juno 10. The Cal-
Iforn'a Fruit Cannera association
will Joangurate the canning season
h're Wednesday. Report from the
Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys
ar to the effect that this season's
fruit crop vrjl be the largen la the
part'ftevea years. The apricot, peach
aaSl pear yields will be Imhsbm.
ifainy hat made sbmsII fortva tkts.
year en CHrrim.
lUnlteO Press t.ennefl Wlrf.)
Chicago, Juno 10. It was report
ed thin nftcrnoon that tho ditau
ipolnted" nllles, liavlng met ilefeatj-ln
cvorv contest so far before the'1 Ra
tional comntlttee, aro holding V'
DVttvt avoiiuii iu luitii litis, si y tvi it
new party to bo called the Union Re
publican party,
It 1b m)i they nre planning a hf
bblt from tho' retnitnr convention and
fhtttts,p,ropoflejlMb-Jlold,H-conv-'
tlon of tho now party soon' after tne
"Tnft convontldii" adjourns.
Ono dofwit nftor another was in ft
by tho n'lles todhy. Tho. TAft dol
gates wero seated thti afternoon
from the first five congressional dis
tricts of North Carolina in quick suc
cession. Evory tlmo a contest was opened
todny the Miles offered a resolution
to d'vlded tho delegation nnd each
tlmo It wits defeated 'by tho 'ituno
vote, 31 to 11, showing tho suprem
acy of tho Tnft supporters.
HARRIMAN
AND GOULD
AGREEMENT
ON 250 CHARGES
FEDERAL GRAND JURY UKGJNW
H E A III N G OF J0V1DENOK
AGAINST RAILROAD FOR KIsV
MATING.
(I'nltefl Prees Leased Wire
New York, Juno 10. The chief
toplo in Wall street todny U tho re
ported amirnble adjustment of tho
differences between Gould nnd Hnr
riman, It Is understood thut the
agreement was effected Just boforo
Oeorgo J. Oould's departure for Eur
ope and covers all of the dispute I
questions between the Gould and
Harrlmnn Interests In the west.
Gould retains possestlon of his
properties weBt of Pittsburg and will
continue the building of tho western
Pacific but It will bo operated in har
mony with the Harrlman Ilnrts. Un
der the agreement, however, Gould
will not bo able to carry out his plan
of a great trans-contlnontal Gould
systom, for It provides that ho in'iet
not 'orois the Alleghenlns with his
wostern connection to Join his wtst
orn Maryland line.
(United Press r.eute j Wire )
Bah Frnnclsco, Juno 10. Tho fed
eral authorities nro today maintain
ing (he greatest secrecy concerning &
hearing thnt was bsgun yesterday
jvftfi'rhoon by tho federal grand Jury
ifcat" may lead to tho indictment .6f
(he Southern Pacific railroad on iRO
counts far rohatlng.
The hearing was conducted by K.
0. Duncan of AVasklMgtoMaa attf
Mey -or the Interstate eeVire
commlnlon, and Ui ike dlreet en4
come of the evldenctaken here-flairV. '
fall by. Interstate 'Commerce Ce)U
inlsilouer Vanklin ,K. Lane. Tref u
wltnes.s.es wore ralJed yesterday C, '
B. Seger, auditor of the mouther sl
Pacific cqmiay; T. Gi ifVee,
freight claim agent, and. Alfred ,W.
Rising, chief clerk of tho freight de
partment., 4
, The InvottJgatfon Btn,rte,d vefter-
day lins particular roforcncii Jo l
monti of plno box lumber frort
Vord, two nillei oijblda tho et
lino In Nevailn to points In Califor
nia nt the same rate chnrwed fer
shorter hauls within tho state. Ova"
200 violations of tho law in this con
nection are said to hnvo boen found
out by DtinrAn,
Anothor violation of the law la
snld to be In referenco to shipments
of wool from California polP's to .
Stockton, Cal., at reduced .tater and t
from there to other states at Inter
state rates. t
o
DIVORCES
HARDER
TO GET
TWO AMERICANS IN
CANAL ZONE KILLED
(Pnlted l'res Lei. d Wli.I
Ancon, Canal Zono, Juno 10. It
hai been reported hero that two
American powder men working on
the canal at Calnlto Mulato were
killed recently by a charge of dyna
mite that waa explodod by a flash of
lightning.
The men, Clifford J. Coggon and
J. P. Roche, had Just set the charge
and it was ready to bo fired as oea
as the squad had quit work at
O'clock. The wire leading to the
fuie had sot been connected to the
battery but a thunder torm had
charged the air with electricity and
tho wires were afected so that a
spark set on the powder.
(UDlUJ Tress Leaved Wlrr.)
Reno, Nov., June 10. According
to a recent ruling of Judge Orr la
the circuit court, which ho saya to
day will guido the court In tho fu
ture, no more divorce aro to ho
granted in Nevada on the grounds
of desertion or cruelty uulrvg wit
nesses testify to the nllogntioni
made In tho complaint.
Heretofore It bus been posslblo for
peotflo from other states to sue for
divorce In Nevnda and obtain Judg
ment although their spoubes wen
often Ignorant that an action for di
vorce had been bsgun. The Corey,
of Pittsburg, flight out tholr di
vorce case In Nevada.
In explanation of his ruling, Judg9
Orr said today that mnny tlmeu It
had beon found after a divorce had
been granted In Nevada that n wrong
had bom done.
N
Recorder lsVW ef fM,
(United Prf .NI Wire.)
HR Diego, Jund'10. Tn polico
and detective for. are ca4ctlHg K
vsdsv-eearcsi ted ay tor a clew to th
daring dayNgfct rehr wko trki
Into the hoHie of R. Fenton, city r
torder of Coronodo, li: yeeterday
and secured Jewtdorv valued at
$5000, "besides a sum of meay Mid
to be f 2000.
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