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DAVID SMITH MEETS DEATH UNDER CAR
WOMEN
JUMP FOUR
STORIES
TO ESCAPE RAGING FUMES
LOGGER CRUSHED
TO A LIFELESS MASS
DAVE SMITH RUN OVER AND INSTANTLY
KILLED. BY AN ELECTRIC CAR .
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
n..M Q ml tli n woll.Vf nnwn nm.
: 'oje oi the Sjinuldlng Logging Co.,
i vii run over nnd killed by nn oloc-
trit ct on Commercial itrcet Wed-
fniJir nlaht about 7:15, botwoen
Sttte and Forry. Ills body wnB
crtfcgel about 70 root rrom wnoro no
! .trunk nn.'l tlinrn wnti 111 nnd nn
the track botwoon tho rails from Uiq
p.sce nere no wotu uuuer 10 wnoro
he car was stopped.
Itnu to the flutter. .
TSn lmlv liliil nn tlnit there wnn
iiroum nt hlnnil frntii thn punt mil
dear ovr to tho gutter, on which
cniorKP "i imn was Bcnuorcu. mo
body wa (rightfully mangled, ono
loot be'ng mphcd into tho gearing
tvat d'l'-es tho cnr. His heal was
truihed mil ono oyo drlvon out of
lu ocisr piece jif bono about
(oar inches loin; wo plckod up with
tho remains. His log and thigh woro
mashed Into pulp.
Smith Was Unconscious,
When talcon out Smith was uncon
scious, nnl although still breathing
was taken to tho hospital, whoro ho
lingered until 10 o'clock whon ho
expired. Beyond mild groaning the
man novor uttered a word to show
that he know what had hapnone'd.
Ho had boon drinking all th,o cvon
Ing, ns was his habit about onco n
wook whon off duty, nnd this camo
about In a way that might hayo oc
curred nt any tltno In the past, yean
of his life In this city.
Cnrhicn Not to Maine.
Tho motormnn on tho car war
Wm. Buslck, ono of tho most tfowor
fiMuidutoksttn (Cont'nuort on Page 4.)
STEAMER
AND CREW
ARELOST
TWENTY-TWO ARE
DROWNED
(Baited ITm Ltnswl Wire.)
London, Oct. 29. Captain Avis,
with IiIb crow of 22 mon, of tho
stoamcr Yarmouth, ,aro bollvod to
hnvo boon lost In tho wreck of tho
ve:scl In tho North, Son.
.The causo of tho wreck Is un
known. Several bodies liavo boon
rccovorod nnd parti of tho wroclc
agoworo found. It Is tho gonorn'
bollof In shipping circles that all on
board woro lost,
Tho Yarmouth was bound from
Rotterdam to Harwich with a cargo
ol freight Tho wcathor was rough
InBt night but not sovoro enough to
I have caused tho wreck.
APATHY OF
; BUSINESS
MENOVER
DONATE TO EUND OF
REPUBLICANS
(United Frees Leased Wlro.)
Chicago, Oct. 29. "Anothor
Bryan scaro running through tho
country linn aroused tho Ropubl leans
and apparontly Inmirod Tad's elec
tion by a small plurality," declared
Walter Wollman In tho Rocord-Hor-nld
today.
(Continued from pago C.)
STATEMENT
OF HAINS'
BROTHER
JENKINS CREATES
SENSATION
(United .Press Leased Wiro.)
Now York, Oct. 29. "Llttlo can
bo Bald regarding a woman who la
trying to hang hor husband, the
tho father of hor chlldron pour
broken hearted husband, who wont
mad with Joalousy and kltlod hor
lover."
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If YOU'
- Want the
BEST
BARGAINS
in Salem
conic to the
Chicago Store
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS
Ve are now doing the greatest business in (he history of our store
ii i mint Htnp tlu people's favorite store. This Ms the people choice. The store they have mixed
froni ;i I'ifeut In it few yenrs to le nmv doing IJie blirgeat JmisIucmi In Knleui. Wnlrh on- unwind
ma. c'i, which h"ti t lU-iilliir nnd hn'nl work hns accomplished, together with belnij expertH In buying,
fncv , e 5icy unci always linJv th" h-H v lines In rialem for tun nntroiiK. You are always do-
Iw ii iiju-ll t ji-itr pocketbook If you make your luirclmses hefoiv you lslt our ntKt and get one
ptli-en.
Women's, Misses'
and Children's Coats
and Suits Now Sell
ing at Smll Prices
Wo are not looking for long proflta
on these Up-to-Dato Oarmonti. What
wo are- aftor is lots of sales and,
Small Profits. If you want the. Beet
Value in this part o( tho world,
come and do your trading at the
CHICAGO STORM.
CHILDREN'S COATS, ?1,30, $1.05,
S2.S0, 93.30 and -up. ? '
MISSES' COATS, 92.30, 951-03, 93,30,
91.8Q and up. "
LADIES' SULTS. 87.30, 98.30, 9.0,
910.50, 912.00 and up.
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THIS EVENING
K.V-RKXATOU JOHN GlSilt)N.TO
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OK IJVKMXG.
Como and Hour Senator John M.
Gentin tonight ut tho opera Iioubu
Ho will answor Congrosimnn
HumphreyH nnd dollvor nn nddrosi
on tho political Ibuoh o (tho campaign.
An nddrMB,.by ISx-Sonator John
31. Geuiln wlll be tho feature of u
Domooratlo rally which will bo hold
this ovonlng In' tho Grand opera
It iiibe. A largo number of Doiuo
c nts u ro looked for nnd arrange
r Mits have-' boon nmdo'for n Btlrrinu
Mly.
Ex-So.mtnr Goarln's address will
1 devo ed principally to Bryan and
t'ic Ihluoh of tho day. Judge T. J.
hn of Portland will hIso dollvor
in i ti'idrein.
T.ii- local JstTerion club has botn
r. akl'tg groat plans to untortaln Lio
e leakers and vlsllors, many of whom
c-e expootod from surrounding
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Tritt . 'ffemou club commlUeo hav
l s ih-j rally in ohnrgo Is ninda up
of Ooorgo 8. Downing, J. P. Uobrot
'on, T. L. Davldiion, Tom It. Wllion
and J. C. Pettlgrow John II. Alboit
lmi boon solootod to progldo nt the
rally
Womea's Gloves
Wo are showing a grand
assortment both in long
and short pairs. Kid,
Xieathen and English
Valklng Gloves. Wo show
th?m in all the new
ahadea and soil, them at
Rock Bottom Prices.
Shprt Gloves, 23c, 49c,
75c, 8c and up.
Lcng Kids, 91.23, 91 .SO,
91.00, "9Mft and up.
hoit Englfefc Lejathcer
(raw te up.
Women's,
Misses and
Children's
Furs
We are showing the
Greatest Valuer In Salem
n Ladles'. MIsseV and
Children's Furs. We can
show you all kiwis
white, colored, browns
and back and in all
styles and makes. We
are selling them at Small
Pflcea.
9J$ and vf.
BENJAMIN HAYDEN DIES
PEACEFULLY AT HOME
Hon. Benjamin Haydon died at
tho family rcsldenco ,574 North Uth
street, this city, at 8:30 a. in., at tho
age of 80 joars He hns been fall
lug 'for some tlmo, and passed ou
his Journoy very peacefully.
Mr. Haydon wag one of -the path
Anders with John C. Kromont, who
wont to California In 1S49. He
crossed tho plains with an Immi
grant train with the young women
who became his wife and survives
him in 1852, locating in Oregon.
Judgo Haydon was the first coun
ty judge of Polk county when 4hat
county embraced nearly one-fourth
or tho state He was in the front
rank of the legal profession In pio
neer days, and enjoyed a largo prac
tice, bolus oao of tho most successful
lury lawyers.
Ho was noted for his wit, oh
quonco and originality, and was
possQised of umny characteristics of
a strong and Quaint originality. He
was a man of tho purest motives
and tho greatest klndnog of heart
Ho was a Democrat in politics, but
bolonged 4o no church or lodgo. Ho
leaves two sons, William and dell,
and a daughter Estella.
Tho funoral of Judge Hayden will
bo hold from his lato residence on
Friday at 2 p. in. Burial at Hnrnl
cemetery. Kov. Darr G. Loo wl
conduct tho service. The family re
quest that friends omit to bring
flowers,
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SOME IMPORTANT EVENTS
Roosovo't, in a letter to the New York Herald, sounds groat
praise for Taft nnd Hughe) and predicts their election.
Alfred W Curtis, president of tho defunct Dank of North America,
lays the whole blame for mismanagement on C. W. Morse, ico-klnj,
and one of Ihe directors of the bank. In tho hearing yesterday -Br-tls-
introduced in evidence a leUer he had written Moree warning
him of the illegality of his nets.
Taft was cheered last night by an Immome throng which filled
Madison Squaro Oardons, New Yo k City, tho ovation continuing 10
mlnuten without stopping.
A garage on a roof In betec constructed In Paris for aeroplanes,
Suffragettes ycterdsy caused another uproar in Parliament; wom
en and men breaking up the session temporarily with shouts of
"Justice to WoeJ" and "Relief for the unemployed." A fterce
ftgfet shmwW ttefore they were ejected. The ladles gallery will re
main closed afBKer.
The hlrboet price pld for hops tfcW wm I cents at Wood
burn yenlerdajr.
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IMPRISONED
.INBIRNhW
STRICTURE
SIXTY HAVENARROW
ESCAPE
(-ia paai wajj p)in )
Cincinnati, 0 Oct, 2 if. lx(y
women woro Imprisoned oh tae
fourth floor of -tho Noave building Hy
a fltro which started thlt afternoon
from tho oxploelon of a calcfettu
lamp. Tho llamos spread with rap
idity, cutting off oscapo by way of
tho Btnlrs nnd olovators and the oc
cupants of tho oltlces were driven to
tho windows.
Tho crowd excitedly urged the
womon clinging to tho narrow ledneu
not to In hid while the ftretuiMt h4-
'lly spread llfo nota and ran Udders
to tho WMHlOWB.
As booh aa thu Ufa ueta were
sproad tho womon hegnn leeplug
from tho biasing building, Maay
woro rescued la this way while oth
ers fainting and hysiur.lcal, were
cnrrlod down the ladders, -
A flromah' wlio. had" reachotl lite
third floor foil from a ladder to thfe
pavoment; and was taken lo tfie
pltal seriously injured. ,,
Tho ilro was quickly brought .un
dor control nftor the work of reeeue
was ovor. '
TIDALWAVF""
HITS LINER
IN MID OCEAN
(United Prose Leased Wire,)
lioBton, MaeB., Oct. 20 Twenty
porsoiiH abroad the Otnnfd liner
Ivomla which arrived today worn In
jured whon tho Botuiuor. uncountored
u tldni wave In tho "Dovll'H J(olo '
ono day out from Qucoustuwn, Six
of thu piusongera who woro strucl
by loose dock fittings o.r hurled
against stunohlouH and Hupelrutruc
turo woro aerlously Injured, but all
will recover.
According to tho officers of tho
vessels, tho wave wns tho largest
thoy havo ovor onconn)qrol. It,
camo practically withotU WArnlu
fttid BtrlklPB 0' Uio T'orequftitor ol'
tho starboard smnscd tho rail, ship's
boat sand davlca to kindling,-ewept
over tho main deck, carrying; p
songora and wreckage with H ad
pourod into companion ways and the
forward hold.
A panic In tho'eluorngo was avert
ed by prompt action of tho prow who
aided lu thw rescue of those abawt to
be awopt overboard when the gin-
tlc wave receded. ,
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MOHH TIIOUIILK GAV8K0
11 V It, G. HUNTJdK
Ae replevin suit was heard aiid
decided before Judge Moores in the
police court Una morning, Kdward
Ellis being plaintiff and. th eWIHs
mufrla Hrai the dO(elnt. Kills In
stigated the suit toWeceyor poHees
Ion or a drum which was mortgaged
to him by It. G. Hunter, and whteh
he thought had been turned over (o
Wilis at thu tlmo Hunter loft 4he
city the Inst time. Testimony in
the rase showed that on the ltth of
April the transaction between Hunt
ei and Ellis occurred, and on May
Oth tho Wills Mimic Arm dolivored a.
drum which was ordort'd from th
East for Hunter, who 4umed th
drum ovor to the muslo firm on tb
28tho of August The fact that
Hunter received nn ordered drum
from Wills some Horn after the
trHUaeHoi took placo with Bill,
and that tho mortgage contained o
descriptjonnirhatever of the prop
erty In qtfexUoH otempted Judge
Mootej ! i)lile tho case in favor
of t,o duffndain Carey P, Marlki
mjtreil a PHhro for Mr, Wllhi,
ami V. C Corby for the pIlHll.
f This is tie of tUu nnny wlunder
smfldliigi iiist-gatecl lhfV4Hi th,
cuceleu ('taMngK or hunUr,
Xet Turner went t Portland
this morning to -treneii neinM
for n couple of days.
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