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OQUENT ADDRESS Tfl VOUNfi MINISTERS
UT THOUSAND WYOMINfi
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HOP
HUGHES
'ADDRESS
u
STRIKING
MINERS RETURN TO WORK
NEW CLASS OF
MINISTERS
Wop Hughes del'vered ho ad-
tttotae new c.ass, nnu neia mo
dtocMhst filled the great MoUio
diiJltorium for over an tiour y
itit,idom, eloqueuce and .groat
Hsilltr
j n cl&i admitted conBltitod of
m Poguc, H. v. Kunimnn,
iW Ellis, II. It. OrcaflotiB, It.
LiaB.V C Stewart.
kf, Esrl H. Dryant, nt Lnuro'.-
tironilnued ono year to com
itu studies.
I tut ot the cnndldatcs aro stii-
i cf Kimball Theological school,
tared hgh scholarship.
Rn'aeiamo of Colonel WgUer-
MU ra ica tne ii nop naueu mi
JAPS CAUSE ICONFERENCE
, OE TROUBLE
; IN HAWAII
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ROWDYISM AMONG
RESIDENCES
J Unit 'J rrw t.eniei ....0.1
Honolulu, II. T 8opt. 20. An n
Itatlon to restrain tho Jnpancso co'o
nlos n tho Hawaiian Islands to cer
tain llml'e-1 districts in Incorporated
cltle-, nrd to limited area outside
tho cIHes, has been started by tho
citizen of Mnklkl, a suburb of Hon
olulu and It looks today as though
tho agitation against tho Japanese
will bo carried Into the next terri
torial legislature.
The trouble started with the appli
cation of a en'onv of Arlatlcs to erect
n new Japanese labor camp Ju t
aCrois the street from n school house
'on Derotunia avenue, ono of thn
faihtonab 0 d"iveH out of Honolulu
Suporlnte
'lc cnst
ADJOURNS
MONDAY
GREAT WORK Of
UVMEN
The great event In Methodism to
day was the nddross or IlUhop
Hughes to tho new class that onto
tho ministry. Tho bishop spoke for
over an hour, and all who have
heard sdnilln addresses say he w.t
equal to tho occasion, and In Bottio re
spects surpassed nil former efforts In
this lino. Ho has a natural elo
quence and n mnnnor of delivery that
nre peculiar, and yet winning tho
heart of all.
Lay Conforoiiw Election.
After tho Joint session the lav
ronfeionco resumed Its sesalon nt
KlmbnM Ilnll, and heard an Imtplr
Ml. Ilf K
RUNS DOWN
STEAMSHIP
THOUSAND PEOPLE
ON BOARD
(United Press I.ensed Wire.)
aow ior.K, aopt. 20. While n
thousand liasaongo-s on board tho
big Fall Itlvor liner Commonwealth
woro nsleop oarly today, tho ship ran
down and sunk the Norwegian stenm
ship Volund In n heavy fog oft Itaco
nock,! In Long Island Sound, and,
though tho torrlflc crash rousod ov
oryona and caused n panic, it In be
lieved! that all escaped except ono
niomber of the crow of tho Volund,
wh owent down with his ship.
ThoMilg CommonwcnUh'Cwaa steam
Ing allout 10 knots por hour,' when
the VOMind suddenly loomod up In
tfio for directly nheud of her. Th
boats woro so closo together that It
. -- 1 lllr nilllHAnn ( llmviililniil !....... Ik.
ntlviit Campbell of pub- p n .., ., """"l. "V"' 1 " ; was upos"iio 10 provontno coi-
"ictlon, 'Ofusod to Issuo tliu 1 ;; " n,"1" v" -1 11 ion. , uoin wero or gavjioiuagp,
,,T5unuea iroin rag" .. n- ground tliiu tho nimiis : "v ,v i"ii'u 'ik ui . ami wnon mey enmo iQgoiNer mo wi-
.Til iii. ' TUP laetll'tV and COlirSQ Of BtlldV lUllwml U'li in im'ahI Ihnt Hm "iminnturiiru
UMHytintH.tk SHhtfilA
a jtM . -ar Bh
wme& v o& I
B'
Salem's Uptodate Store
I If HT( id id ry it 1
mere witii tne uooasi
MiMWMM 'his prliool. proving that It wnn ut
In RclMimrshl') to. am Institution In
ho state, and that Its no-mal conm
wnp n exact cnniDllanp with tli
slaf rour e of study. Ho answered
Continued on Pngo fi.)
woro
W. H. TAET
IS GIVEN
OVATION
AT CEDAR RAPIDS.
IOWA
(United Prtst Lfnwd Wire.)
Cedar napldsIa., Sopt. 26. Wil
liam II. Taft was grootod by an Im
menBO throng hero today, and was
received with great enthusiasm. Ho
spoko to tho crowd, but apologlxed
for his volco, saying ho regretted
greatly his Inability to make himself
hoard by all. The speoch wan Inter
rupted continually by choo'rs. Tho
demonstration was ono of tho most
romnrkablc made nt nny point on thu
prcsont tour.
Judge Taft's voice Is no hotter to
day, but It la no wor-o, and ho be
lieves ho will bo able to meet his en
gagements without much troublo, If
nny. IPs Itinerary today Includes
flvo speeches In Iowa and seven In
Mlnnosotn. At Vinton, In.-- today
Taft attacked Itrynn's free silver rec
ord. It was nnnounccd Mini Taft will
repiy 'ntor to tho stacomonis rognrd
lty Grandest Assortment of Beautiful Fall Merchandise that was
rala this city. You can seo Htyle, fashion and beauty in ovory
S-as.de garment and pleco of'goodj ehown, Remomber wo nro
jter ot Low Prices.
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is Goods
Silks
woro unruly, and thnt tho Jn'innos
pmen-l their plan and apply ngn'n.
iTl-y thrcatoned mandamus proeood
, mi! , and the permit was issued.
tpo rPiidfuitn or the drtrlrt nro
hlehly lndlgnnnt. and threaioti to
I Mom the construction of tho biilldlncl thnre "h
Iv I'iMiiietion proroedMigs on tt-oiTh" oflleo-s wndo n hurried 'uvo H-
found t'nt It li n nuisance nnd d's-l''11 '"'I found that thpre was no
, fliMrpp tho roa'donee dlatrlot. ,foMoiiH Mntnngn to tho Common
Severn' ramps huv nlmndy Imen 1 won'th. further than a ho'o In hpr
stnrt-J In Mnklkl, which Is ono of tho J bow nnd the heavy ptralnlng of her
pni lieiii'Mful ro Idencfl Ilt-ra i iiiu tinujr. Tiioy innn oroerou uie
n"ir Honolulu, nnd tho residents suv 1 "Pisngoro tnck to tholr tntpronm.
.on iiMAcpnujinnw'Qnitii
th mwnTl-om their bunks.
The Volund was struck below tin
water line, and n big holo o'icued In
lit hul' Slit' flMt"! w'th wtr ran
I'Mv and soon foundrod. 8in'l bonts
wro nut out from the Commou
AvtnltU, and 10 of 'ie iri of 17
wore taken aboard the liner.
The coolnoivs of tlu ofllepr. of tho
Commonwenlth nrnviiitod any pom
mis re
pasNicngprs
niiiivn"Jiiii 111 tuuir iiiKi t'i'',. uuii oi,i.,i m, ,-, : "; , , .
thn L'rnntfifit onnfiiKlnti. !"."'" " "'. v,, '' louny uomotl
--. 1-1- ..- . . -.. ..... .., niiaoniiiii,. iiii
surb nn offer
TEMPORARY
AGREEMENT
IS REACHED
WYOMING WORKMEN
SATISFIED
(Ublted Prem T.mmiJ Wirt.)
llutto. Mont., Sept. 20. Advices
rocolved horo today from Wyoming
ay that 8000 minors returned to
work todny, an the result ot a tern
porary wago agreement having ben
reached In Chicago bv represOHtH
ttvos ot tho union nnd thu initio own
ore. The points whore work was re
mimed aro Doln, DlniHondvllle, Sherl
dnn, Cambria, Mnnnett Hd Hannn.
Mossages received here nny that this
action Is boUevpd to mean tho ond ot
the strike In Wyoming.
COl'SIX OF (101'M)
ni kh a iMurnn
(United Press I .Mined Wlre.i
l.o A"els. Cal.. Sent 26. Coun
ty hospital nuthor'tlP aro trying to
day to -nlvo tho mystery which sur
rounds an unknown
woman who
called to. sop MolvIK A. ClOHlil. th
Ing Mm ii'iirfo by Sonntor Fornkor IA '"K?'1 cousin of Qoorge J. flould, Just
hi- Htutomnnt mn.in n.n.iir. i.iu ,.,..,. t ororo no mod n pn'.nmr horo. The
Ing
MO.VXICTT (JUTS
A NOT 1 1 KH IK.V,Uj
Now York. Sept. 2(1. C. 11. Squlrtw
Hiuir-ed ny lormer Atiornoy-Oenoral
MMVailllil li"VJIIIIUI llll l I" I nntij.l .. -vt.l.. .1.1 1 . i
ult from. rnnlc among tho ' f. ?",'c,1 Hhn TirVa nnn v,ltt tott0:1
rors. All ru'shed from tholr "' ' J'000 to. ,l
mm In tholr night elnfl.oi. and 1 2L , "(IL.f. .'". .nK.ftl"Ht. h?
he had ever mndo
ortment b great and
cannot be beat. FaP
'r-rd-asc, !Wc, 400,0,,
8p.
ss Silks
'Pud assortment of stvlos
Mfas. Ya.dSac. Me. 4Br
ul ' '
r-in.
4
I
M
and
IT
Winter-weight at
hlw c.85ctgsvt
tbo be t valnp. 1.
" Klannfti. tii
l"" B1.n.
- ucm come
iUvntaiBUsl
sPirafIHII I
Xi ww WW
MHmi
AiiPi
Vnt. Ii"-rd of moving out rind jsl
Mig tho p ro to the JanniiPsp. ns linn
bon ttio custom, they wIM light tho
eiiTonchmpnt 0' the Orientals.
They propose to bring up at the
and. b!opk'""? tho iinssngownysi, r.
fuoil in nliow Mieni to go on (lck.
t'i g boMovpd to hnvo snved mnnv
lives, as porno of tho men -nnd .
mon wevp o frtirhtened that t"v
noxt torritorlnl logls'nturo a mons wnuM probnblv hnve Jumped over-
urp o keep Asla'c Inhor ennips out
or residence districts rltogothor, and,
If t!ila I' not successful, tho uner-
visors of Hono'iilu will bo aikfd to
hoard. .
Th Volund wa en route to Novn
Sentln. Hptiori" from tho scene of
wrerk Iis'l'cnt that C(M a tn'nl
Squlrori said that tho Monnolt nlll-
davit was fa'so In ovory pn-tlpular.
and RMOPlflPally na-ortod thnt tho
stntomont MnnllrntlnR C. II. Squires,
Frank Hftpkefollor nnd C. N. HaskoM
were false.,
In his stntomont today Squlroa do
nled the wholo allegation, saying
that thero was never any such n proi
09Mini. nnd that ho had novnr hud
an' "onnoct'on whatever with suoh
a deal.
restrict Ho Jannno. ns the Chlnosoi'ns Ti ronnnonwealth was ahlo
ni-o restricted In 8nn Frnnc'sco. 'o proceed on her wav.
Tho Japanese laboi camps aro en- rt
closed with high, unsightly board! 1 irvraiT 111
fences with a central court on the Al J irj I 111
ln-lde, around which small houspa; nviVllLM 111
lire m 1. instill i'i" 1110 Bi'cuiiiiiiuuninju
of Japanese laborers, who are crowd
ed Into tho pace.
Frequent brawls have taken nine
Mi these labor camns, nnd the ques
tion of their -upprcHRlon is one of tho
most harassing oiestloni to be met
by tho omclal8.
o
WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY
GERMAN TRAINS
IN COLLISION
Berlin, Sept. 26. Thirteen per
sons were k'l'ed nnd 49 injured to
day In, a, railway collision which I'
reported 'to be one of the worst In
this section of the country In years.
It I" claimed that the action of the
engineer of one train, n Ignoring
danger signals, Is respous'ble for the
wreck It Is believed that a number
of the Injured will die.
1 o
wiling for
aad up.
WOMEN'S TAILOK-MA1)K
GARMENTS AND MXLMNIMtY
At Wo4H-fHlIy I,ow FHss
Fiyr-' fW?' lJWt" ""
14JW aa4 p.
Pullman, Wn., 8opt. 26. One
student Is dying and several others
aro suffering painful Injuries today HASKELL TO TAKE
IlKI'OIiTKI) l)UM.AI TO
SUCCEED HASICEM
Chicago, Sopt. 20. II h reported
here this aftornoou thnt Millard F.
Diiulnp, of Jacksonville, III., will
sur-ceed Govornor Charles N. Haskell
as treasurer of tho Democratic na
tional committee. Dunlap hold a
similar position In the campaign of
1000. '
Monday. It lc announced, the list
of contributors to the Democrat c
campaign fund will bo mndo public.
Tho list will contain tho names of all
tho donors who have subsorlbcd over
1100.
woman mused to give her name,
nnd nctfil In n strnngo mnnnor,
Blnro Gould wns taken to the coun
ty hospital, a liolplonr. Invalid throe
month' nw, thero had boon 11 pecu
liar nmtry aur,oundlng the oiim.
Madame Fprrbr Johnson, tho dnugli
tor ef tho Into 'oundor of the Ht
bprplan bnnlt In 8nn Frnnclsro, ro
rent'v roportenl thnt Oonld wan un
dpr Hip control of a woman hypno
t'st, nnd thnt ho hnd been tnkon to
th countv hospital wh'lp under tho
llillueurp of drugs.
Dt'tt'ctivo SergPtint Kolly, when
tho report wns mndo to the onllco, de
tn'Mid two mon to luvestlgnto the
pnp The mo'o work the officers did
on tho enso tho deeper the mystery
g'PW.
Wlion Gould wip asked If a woman
had him In her power ho snld that
thn report was onfouuded. Ills
body Is bolnir lio'd ponrlMig word
from IiIh mllllonnM-e cons' us, If no
order Is recolvpd soon it will be
burled In the potters' Mold.
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ENGLISH CHAMPION
HAS THE ODDS
(Paltrd Prw lf4 Wire.
Sua Franclspo. Sept. 2. As th
result rf a vigorous betting capi
nalgn br ho fol'nwprs of Owpn
Moran, odd on the fluh botween the
BrltUber and Edd'e Henlon. Bepr
so, todav stand at 10 to 8 with the
Cnl'fnrnlan on tie fhort end.
While thn lorl fans like Han'on
aAd a- giving hn their moral sun
r,CTt. prHorce of a more sub-tant'a'
nature la lackta Moran's fr'fnd".
the nher baad ae comlog to the
frot ""h plenty of money.
Hanloa'a weight Is down to 13S
aarf b wemi itcbn to faVrJy good
?ch lower Utrare. a4 expects MJz.TJf
I i l"w ''" ' - -" . .- -' " In t ur ti
'jhlM a good ftgatlac wtgt.
as the resuir of a pccnillar accident
bat occured at Washington Stato
college 'a t night, when members of
'he 1912 class undertook to put
their etas number on the 80-foot
mokestack of tho mining building.
A trellis of ladders was built on the
Interior of the smokestack, and, as
the students started to do-cend, the
top ladder broke, letting thteo men
fall nearly 75 feet,
One rtuden', name not learned,
juffet'Pd a long gauh In hla back
'rom tho brokon ladder and th
other two were badly bruUed. A
tudent by the name of Smith cough
on the top of tho smokestack and
hung suspended 80 feet from the
wound nearly an hour untU the lad
lers were repaired, replaced and he
wo' rescued.
I.V8T HEAItST nV;;orrytlo
"You read lh ""ffl, h.
w thfi limit "a En"on HOI
n-wJ-LL Mho bevr of m
HltOTJIEK WILL FIOIIT
FOR COWSKL STEWART
Washington. D C, Sept. 26 Pre
narod to ais'st nls brother. Colonet
WIMIam F Stewart, Mi his ffght
-gainst rMrroent from the army
"narles F. Stewart, a prominent a'-
irney o San F'anclsco. p hero to
pv. mpV'ig plana for a big Jegal
battle
Att -r-v St-art cn'1" ht 4
rothe- rt'ls' nr(t 'or ser
"If. "f"1 P,,-!" '' colonel Ii
tin vt"tuMif ItiJIii'rit'aU neli.
-b on Krun-.' Mirr.wlrji-
M & 'wV-a -lifsr case '
retiring k-ard wltk-
la the axt fw days.
ACTION AGAINST HEAItST
Chicago. Sopt. 26 -
taw, and you will know
This wn tho written answer given
by Governor C N. Haskell, of Okla-
ll r m u u1 Is s sa (alaennrl fnu llia m
trea urer of tho national Democratic fh.'hn.d . ?.'"? J? f""'"
rommitteo to a question as to what
action he contemplated taking
against bis accuser.
Haskell's frtands say that he will
take action Immediately against Pre
Idont Hoosovelt.
Haskell wa In private conference
with W'lUam J IPvan at tho nation
al headquarters today,
When Haskell entored the confer
ence room everyone else loft but Dry
an, and the former treasurer and tho
candidate talked fur 15 minutes.
When Dryan rame out he loft hur
riedly for Madison, Wis. He refused
to d'sf'isi the Haskell resignation,
and would Bay nothing regarding hh
probable ucceror Bryan Intimat
ed, however, that he might have a
tatement to make MHor In the dav.
At noon Governor Haskell made
known that If the newspaper tnei
would write out questions and send
them In to him be would answer
tpnn. in reply to questions submit
ted la this way, Hako'.l said he had
no Information as to whether j M,
Dooly, b'a aaUtant a national treas
urer, would, resljrp. , ' .
Hefl srM that h nrflsnwed
tht bs rlgnaIoii 9rAr h !
rrMRa thrtitwh had not been la
formed to that affect.
MAY EPKIr CO.FDR
1X)II hl'KV YEAH CAhIA
M'nltrd t'rms I.ni-d Wlrr 1
Ilorkeley, Cal., Sopt. 26. Tho fap
ulty and student body of tliO (Mil
vtirslty of Cnllfornln Is excited over
the outcome of the v 'Its of ten co
eds to tho various f'ntornltv houses
hero Mi to In the evening. In foot long
after dnrk.
The girls wero disguised by hay
Miir their 'neos covered with lamp
b'ack and they wore drpsed allko
o as to give the nppcuraiico of a fe
male pinstre show.
The fir t Invasion took place on
Wcdnetulay night when a freshman
bull at the Delta Kan
uusn, wus confronte.1 y
mystorinua callers. They
rushpd" hMn. and onto-p.d the house
They then made nnologfe', and said
rho boys
nulled down the blind , and brought
tuo piano into roqumwon The vis
itors Joined gaily In the singing and
dancing, but baffled ll efforts t.
learn tholr Identity. Aflir an hour
spent. In somewhat hMar!o"a merry
making, thoy departed. Since then
hev have visited several other fra
ternlty houses, and tho matter has
been railed to tho attention of- tbo
family. A -p'lous Investigation t
being conducted, and It Is said that
the co-iids are ant to pack their
trunks 'and discontinue tho pursuit of
learning or the present,
Kflrtern Mereljitn.
Chlrago, Sept. 26. Receipts, hog',
8000; catti., fiOOOj sbe-si, 2000,
Hogs onenM steady; left over yes
terrtav. S00 Kfcelnts yean ago,
ono M'xed, 16.557 45; heavy,
7.007 4r,: rnugh, $.06slfl.95;
light, j65f 7.30- Qattle, ilqwi
shepp, steady
Kansas City, Mo., Bpt. f .--H
Ml-jtj, "liogt, 6000L cattl. ,'2fl;
sheep, 1969, p
Omaha, Neb.. scf z,--KcHnf,
f-nnZMt
It's aot the tbln 'aid oa It that
make the Ufa larger,