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IIB.IU OF STATE DEPARTMENT ItUTAIjtATIO VSl SUMMARY 1T-
tk.ls now sugii convisn
T10XS HELP TO IMPHOVK SY8-.
TI31 OF TEACHING IN VOGUE.
PULSION OK MISflSTRIt SHUT
'10 MAKE IHtUOXSTUATlOjN IM-M13DIATKLY.
The Catholic Ehliicatlonnl Institute iHuHwt i'i ""' wirci
el Orccon was hold at tho Wwt Amaturdam, July 27,In rotnlln-
Elde high school. Uon for tn0 ""nuiwy oxpulMon 'tit
Tho morning Mission was dovotod Mln'stOr n Reus, It Is ofnolully un
to educational dopnrtmont work, tin- nd .trfday that nil Dutch war
der (ho supervision of woll-known JM In Ame inn Gators lrnvfc Itoan
local and visiting toucher, from vnr- rdond to makn n demonstmtlon
loua parts of 'the stnto. This d- ngulnst Vonezuoln.
pwtmont Is tho moat Important feu- Unless Pro-Idem Castro makos an
tore of tho Institute and ombnicos ,-.- - ,
M'nntiMiHul on iihki tour.)
I Continued on Pngo 0.)
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LOST IN MOUNTAINS WITH A
BROKEN LUG, WHITES OF SCI.
KjiniNG and iRimuprA v.
H. GULLIVER.
CAGOSTO
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PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Matted Prom I.hhhhI Win', i
Helena, Mont., .July 2$,-A'tar
living in torrlblo torturo and jtguny
iO.- lO uu,,s, ulunu nijil without food,
ddAth Anally cuius -lo tho rtllef of
young' ninn Ity lltf nam of W. II.
Gull'vor Mi tho mountain wilds near
Olive stntlon, Baudot's county.
The man ,ni a stranger In thla
part of tho country, nnd nothing In
known of him, nthur thnn what win
gleaned by Coroner Victor Sewa'd
from n diary kept by the unfortit
unto ulnn. He jivldeuWy "ottjjmytd
LEGATES ARRIVE FROM METROPOLIS
i
IUSGKN NOT CANDIDATE
HlRST PLACE SOUTHERNER
1
KVILL HE NAMED HEARST
1KMP0RARV ( HAIHMAN.
FOR FAKMER, AVI 10 LEFT HOME, IN-
KLUICXCKD HY SPOUSE TO
COMK HACK TO HAL KM MEN
TALLY' SOUND.
Mnlttd Mr l.cnurd Wlrod
J. T. Turner, the mnn who mysta-
bloaijo, July 27. At conforonnoo rlouely dlsannoarod from tiln homo
)tm today by tho loudofrs of tho In-'iix miIo oast o.f Salem a fow woolcs
Ufflipmienco p..rty. tlie nntlomtl con- ago, returned to his family, or rath-
voffl-on of which opons hore tonight, or h's wlfo brought him bnck, yo
ftS'ne prnctlcftlly dccldod that Thou, torday. MrB. Turner learned sovernl
L.Sil8Kn, of Masnachusett, will be doy ago that hor husband wna In
"nffllldtitB for the prenldoncy, and Portland, nnd hIio went Immodlatoly
tlwn.n Southerner, not yot cho o.i to that city nnd bogati -a Hoaroh for
win bj nnmod for vice-president. , him. She found him working In tho
olgatlon aro arriving today WnHhlngton croainory. Mrs. Turner'
fpan in.iny etaoa, but thoro Ih llttlr
"(husJaam so fur, and lltilo chowi
Jt undarataail that th
"ji it '
tf!Wrs f a
HuggoKted that ho couio homo a
ont'o, nnd, without further 'corcmony,
Turner roMgnod bis Job and nccom-
ftfnr tirnt thu Demacrnta ninj jrnnlod hhovlto. u Slon). '";
.conscious. dyThir'soon nftorward. the1
i . . . Illlttlfa I. rt ftflfltlll.f in nnuriiiia ttu. X M..n.H .... ..I...... I.L. m. ..... M
nrst onrry in tno mile uook reaas as' " "" "" '"'" '" -i'- iuubuu ; kmuu j- miner mr
CLffARING SALE
CONTINUffD
ALL SUMMKH GOODS MUST GO, KKGAHDLKSH OK COST. WK I
MIST HAVE HOOM 1X)H OUIt VAlSIi GOODS. THIS PIHCICS WILL
BB SLASHED UIGHT AND LEFT UNTIL WK CUT DOWN OUIt
WOCK.
J.0 ards of this season's now-
SIIIh now going at tho follow-
I'S prices. Yard
2o, 35, 35, 49 and
65t
j J'0O yirda of this season'a now-
tnd best Dross Qo'oda now co-
bJ &t tho following prices. Yard
1SS 25, 35, 30, 49
UP
Thousands Of yards nf Rnmmor
p Goo,l solng at the follow-
,lPrlces. Yard
10 UP.
JAtlur Summer Underwear,
WWT. ninvaa t .. . .-.
WWerlei at tho smnlleKt nH
TerEot In Salem.
,0 te Lawn Shirt AYalsU,
-aoiomely Trimmed
49
'M Sell Dra HaU-
At
k' 'oDg the line.
?2.95
fo'lewn:
"My rnmo Is II. Gulliver: my
homo nirmtnghnm, England. Notify
my w'fe, mo! her and oh'ld nt 1C. E.
South 8traot, care Hnnd ft Smith. Am
a brotliT-ln-Iaw of Hand. Fo'.l down
mountnlnand broke my log."
The next memornnda- wero dated
on Intor days. On July 10 the story
of his torrlblo light again t detlth
and his strugglos to reach civiliza
tion and liolp was concluded.
Ho drngKCd hlmsoM through mMoi
convention, und bring about tho on- deserting IiIh family. A 'tor his dl
doryomont of Uryan. , appoaranco his wlfo thought that ho
William It. Hoar t, bond of tho wob domontod, but sine IjIb return
Independence itnrty, doclaros posl- tho mnn seems to be perfectly niUor
tlvely thnt there will be no compro- nl. Turner Is a fnrmor and a rnhor
ml3( with the Democratic party, and of small frulti,
that nny attempt tu endorse Uryan -
will bp futllo. Ho Bays that .tho In- HUHIKD WITH IIIH
dopendenco party h out to ninko an . KAVOHITli HOHHK
Indopendont fight nguluai both tho
old parties and thnt It Is gathering Pittsburg, Pa July, 27. Tho body
strength every day. Though hi of Wurron W. PhllllpB, a rich fnrm-un-tora
!n tho Auditorium Annex or, Hoi today in tho grnvo whoro hi:
LA FORE
AGAIN IN
TROUBLE
ACCUSED Of THEFT
TWO ltOHHKUIKH OCCUH CLOSR
TQGKTH KH GE0HG1.: PAKKEK
UNDEH AlfltltST KOH STEALING
THUXIC.
of wilderness for 1G daytf, his broken woro uoar tlloso r ,,ryftn y tiny, favorlto horse, "Phil Sheridan," was
leg dangling behind him, sirlktni;
rockn, trpoi and stumps, wth the
grim speotro of death ovor hovorlng
over him day and night. On tho sev
enth day ho gays:
Could seo eoctton men acrosj tho
ho exchanged no courtesies with tho burled nlno yourB ago.
Commoner, and -thoro was no show Preparations hnd been mndo to
or friendliness of any kind. bury Phillips' body In n fnHhioimbln
Tho program for tonight it as fol- comet cry, but whon IiIb will was
lews: road It wns found that ho had pro-
".p. m. Convention called to or- vlded thnt ho bo Intewod with his
rlvor on handcar. Hallooed. Thoy llor b Charles A. Walsh, of lowu. dead hor o. .
For yean Phillips had hated socio-
ty, and Just before his death ho told
his executor that his old horso lind
been Ills host friend, at tho uamn
tlmo oxnroualng the pontlmnt that
"ho would ra.ther go to hell dlroct
surely heard mo, but wont on. MV "'" un.i coinnm
leg so bndly swellod have to crawl ,"t:
on my back" I 8: " " "' "ominanonB ror torn
On the twelfth day ho wrete: I'0"" chairman of the convention.
"Two young men paed mo this' 8:10 ' . Election of tempor
nftornoon. and nromtsert to an for ary halrnmn.
' I 0.1R r. .l Ottnnili r nn. ...... n.. tli.il. 1... I,..ln.l I.. .,!... II
heli but never returned, u.w v. . ai'uvn ui mmiiuniij iu u uunni m tvmvtuijr,
This laRt Is believed to have been ohnlnnan. j .
an hallucination of a deranged mind.' 9:1C m.ltoll call of delega- IX) TEST KENDKH8
On the sixteenth day ho St'll had t,ons 'or ?omlnntloiii for membeM WITH HUMAN DUMMIKH
vitality enough to write: "This -. o'entlah, rulos, resolutions and I
wy last day," closing forever tho mner committees of tho convention. Now York, July 27. Human dum
nory of one of tho most pathetic' 9:30 l' m' Announcing of stand- mlo, plucK themselves In tho wn
tragedlfB ovor occurlng In these ''K c"ln)lttees of .convention. jof swift moving street cars, for tho
mountain' , 1 0 p. m. Adjournment to Tuei- purpo-e of testing the fenders, will
' day afternoon. bo paid J2 per day during tho testH
It is expected that Hearst will bo to bo made at tho Invitation of thu
UASERALL
LEAGUE
TO STOP GAniLIN! nan,ed flH temporary chairman, and public sorvice commission by the
will dollver the "key note" speech
This addrew la expected to b a se
-ere arraignment of the two old par
All tMj seaEon's noweat WOOu
SUITS, LINGEHIE SUITS, WASH i
SUITS, SHIItT WAISTS, SILK X
WAISTS, HI LIC PirmCOATS. t
MILLINEHY, rEATHERS, OS- J
STIHfH PLUMES, FLOWEHS,
tplC, now going nt Ises than cost
suns S-1.5D, ?G.50, ?S.50
?10.5 AND SU3.5
V.ortli Double.
J6 Store That Saves You Money
PnHwl Trro .mhA U'lre.l
San Francisco, July 27.-1 Presl
dent Cal Ewingr, of the Pacific Coast Mes and a "call to arms to tho In-
Baseball League, today declares that lopemiont yotera;' of tho county.
... ., . , , . IHeeB was the Hear t candidate
he will continue to make urrestj at .,., , ., , ,, ,
VI KVIViUUI Ul MUMULJ1UBCLIII. UU
Recreation park as long as spectn- nindo a 8trong race( establishing tho already agreed tq enter tho competl
tors make )ot? on the games, and independence League as tho second tlon. M first it was Intended to uso
manufacturers of fenderB, Thu com-
m'sslon intend-) to adopt a fender
for the New York City cars, and
wants to got the best. It lim ordered
practical demonstrations to be held
thlg fall at Schnectady, and Pitts
burg. About 40 manufacturers havn
stuffed dummies, hut one man who
hag unlimited confidence In his ap
pliance, announced that ho could ger
nil tluv mnn lift wnntnd to. tonnlo into
i lit- comfortable fernler at $2 por day
'and the ojhors had t meat tho com-
hnt ho will ptamp out the gambling nart' ,n tnat tat0
evil which thrcattjns to lake hold of
the game here. ThS decision was WESTERN FEDERATION FOR
announced today, when Ewlng was . MINK EMPLOYES ONLY
Informed that th-eo men arreHred
..,. ...... i,wi,i n ,.. tho Denver. Colo.. .Inlv 27. Tho West
jbarsH Jn the cpu-t. and make a test pr" Federation of Minora today petition bypromla'ng llvo dummpw
-ase of it. Charlen H. Dodge, chief 'auieu appucaiions irom numerous airo.
lepnty in the registrar's ofllce; Cha'. ' lumbermen's unions in Montaua and
Roland, a restaurant keeper, and other Northwest states for member
Fred Fair-child, a mqrehant of Oak- -hip In tho' federation. A resolution
land, were the men arrested yester- wa adoutod declaring that tho West-
a,gorgo Parker, a rosldont of this
city, wns nrrostod oarly Sunday morn
lug, chnrgod with Btoallng a trunk
from tho wagon of a huckter by tho
naino of Campbell, who hns boon
-oiling soap and other articles on the
streot corner for tho paBt sovoral
dnTi,
Snturdny night tho soap vendor
loft tho wagon, containing hlu goods,
in front of Bush's bapk. About 1
o'clock Sunday morning, It
claimed, Parkpr and two other men
qu'otly nppronched tho pedlorN
wagon aUd' lifted out a' mnall trvmlc
filled with tho poddlor's wares. Thu
hroo mou started down Stnto sl'reot,
and woro about to outer the nlley in
thu middle of tho block, whon thev
oncountorod Polloemnn Welch,
Two of tho men Jiroko and fled up
tho alloy, but Parker, who was un
oblo to oscupo, was placed under ar
rest. Tho Identity and whoro
abouts of Parker's companions will
probably dove-lop at the honrlng,
which t w?t for th! nfterhoon, -
Accused of robbing 11. G, Wilson
of 110.00 Saturday night, llob Ln
foro, who has gotten !nti Bovornl so
rloiiB ccrupoa lately, Is languishing
In tho city Jail today
According to tho pollen Wlhon
wu loitering In tho alley between
Commorolnl and Llborty strcoto, near
Tutklugton's saloon. Lnforo wa
with him, nnd tho bootblack In tho
clgnr store nearby claimed ho saw
him tnlio Wilson's purse. , Thla oc
curred about 7 o'clock, .and shortly
aftorwurdu Policeman Wolih stoppo.l
into the cigar ntoro to havo- his shooi
slilned. Tho bootblack told him thnt
Luforo was robbing a man In the al
loy, and Welch wont to the scene o'
action immediately.
Thu policeman saw Lnforo hand
tho purso back to Wllvon, who was
In a somewhat Intoxicated condition,
and nt tho samo tlmo slip two $ft
pieces Into his vest pocket. Lnforo
was ut once urrestcd, and Welch, af
ter examining tho purse and ques
tioning Wilson, found that about $20
had been taken. Only 1 10.00, how
ever, could bo found on Lxi'ore's per
son. Tho tlmo for Laforo'a hearing has
not been sot, as no warrant has yet
been Issued. In 'tho mcantimo ho
will remain In tho city lockup,
say.
ern Federation shall always remain
Dodge -and Roland bad Just made distinctly an organization of labo-ora
a bet when they wero arrested, placea n mines and mining muis.
Falrchlld was arretted for Inter- ..
f,n- .ih n offlrpr Iicpaii-o he MIb Thcta N. Stephens wa'
Telegraph Ilrlefn,
For tho second time within A year
the Carnegie library at Vancoftver.
n. C , haV been rifled and valuable
coMis stolon.
Joseph Lamont. a woll-dressed and
cultured man, was arrested at Los
Angelos yesterday for eajlnjf out of
tried to persuade the detective to Jet nnwni tn the Columbia rlvor garbage cana In profer-enco to beg-
"ortland jfesterdav
glng.
GERMANS WIN NEW
YORK-PAHIS RACE
(Unlfd I'reM l.rnied Wire,)
Paris, July 27. Although tho
Gorman car wai tho first In tho New
York-to-Pnrls raco to roach tho end
of tho run, the honor of winning
goes to tho Americans, It Is said It
will bo charged that tho Germans
failed to comply with all tho rules
govern'ng the event, and It Ih certain
that tho Thomai car will bo declared
tho viator. Tho German car waa
greeted by a. groat Sunday crowd as
It- whirled ovor tho boulevards In
entering tho city. Tho arrival, how
ever, was not attonded by ceremony
At about tho amo hour that tho
Germans arrived word was recolved
that th mpl,,an car had Just land
ed at KoiilgsbuifcT.
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the men go.
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