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SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, NOVKMUKU 21, JOOK.
NO. 112(1.
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RBfkREDTCAlu chat nnAD a di j iwrfTVi
. ROiSfcK 1 M)N SHU 1 -PROBABLY RECOVER
i . . l 2
MPERS REELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE LABOR FEDERATION
UG'S BULLET WILL
PROBABLY NOT PROVE
rPfPAL TO DOCTOR
S GOOD NIGHT THU G WAS READY TO SHOOT W.
W. JOHNSON WHtN UAUUHF.
hand, Or, Nov. Zl. in m snouting oi ur. itoucrison mo cn-
nmunlty suffers by n crlminul assault upon ono or m mosfvahi-
irofcislonal mca who, una novor raueu 10 risic nis own uro m
Users. Killings aro bo ircquuni ni ruruanu, inai our cuy uu-
the flr t stopping place of tl.ugi and criminals, and Bhould bo
ij policed All vagrants and suspicious looking transients should
tied and sent to tho rock no unuor gunru or cscortoa out or
ONLY ONE
DISSENTING
DELEGATE
LEADER RETURNED
10 OFFICE
C. P. TAf T
LARGEST
D0NAT0R
"T"1"
TO REPUB FUND OF
$1,700,000
u alt pray and sustain plucky Dr.
fore Immediately.
Ilobortson
nnd qundruplo
E. HOFER.
tho
!G GAME
IS WON BY
HARVARD
YALE DEFEATED BY
4 TOO
ALSO BEAT
UP CLERK
F. GUILD
FOUND WITH THE
GOODS
Charles II. Robertson, ono or
lost prominent profo!onol
if this city, wn shot down at
i'clock lait night on tho bridge
u tho south Mill race on
enth stroot, by a murdoroui
ayman, whose commanu 10
throw up his hands tho doctor did
not obey. Whllo tho doctor is con
fined to hli bed In tho Willamette
Snnltorlum tho wound made by the
bullet, which jmssod clear through
his body from beneath tho right
(United Ittm u wirt )
Denver, Colo., Nov. 21. Samuel
E. Gompcrs, who lui been president
of tho American Federation of Labor
slnco 1882, with tho exception of
ono year, was re-elected to tho office
by tlio dolegates to tho nnnual con
vention hero 4odny, by an almost
unnnlmoiia voto.
But ono delegate voted against
Compere, Chnrlcs Jcskc, president
Continued on pngr ten.i
(Contlnuod on pugo 4.)
(e oo tne
Business.
k can af-
ord to sell
our .goods
at small
prices
Mnim8iiBigiiiamiif ioiK"ftaa,llllttlil'iV
If you want ! !
to net the
best goods ;;
at the lowest
prices come 2
to the Chi- I
cago Store.
-(Unite dPrcus Leased Wlro.)
Now York, Nov. 21. Whon tho
report of Treasurer Qoorgo H. Shot
don, of tho Republican National com
mittee -Is fllod with tho Btato auditor
at Albany to which Churles P. Tnft,
tho lnrgoit contributor, gave $1G0-
000.
Tho btatomont will bo comploto and
will bo in detnlled form. It will in-
000000000 i
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I United l'rmri l-onm-d Wlrt.l
Now Haven, Conn., Nov. 21.
Harvard won tho big annual gnmo
from Yalo today with a coro of 1 to
0, Thh la tho first time Harvard
has won slnco 1001.
Now Havou, Conn., Nov. 21 When
the tenuis lined up Coy was found In
his old position nt fullback for Yalo.
Harvard won tho tova and elected
JOOOOOO O O 0
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of'Rockofollor, tho earnings of rlio O
SOME IMPORTANT EVENTS
According to tho tiwfimonj
StuudnrdfOll Company amounted to $80,000,000 during 1007. O
. TheIIoiiBo Committee- shown Indications of favoring h reduction 0
on.Jw lumber tariff , . V-- ''':'
Nine perished in a.co.U nilno flro at IMitto, Mo'rit., yostorifiiy ' ' 0
Portland ran It h how ml to Now York .alone iih n wliojit ahlppuirf 0
contor. , ., ' O
William Gnndjenn, dlhappolntod because Mrs.'Carrlo'Swlfml, aO
O Portland waitress loved another, attempted to murder liornnd then 0
O drank carbollo acid, from which h) died In ton minutes. O
OOOOOOOOOOO. poo. 0-6 0 P Oi
Througli tho arrest of Ulack, tho
man who evidently shot Dr. Robort
bou last night, Sheriff Harry Mlnto
has rolved the Darnoo Cash Store'
robbery If damaging ovldonco standi
for anything.
Sheriff MJnto late this afternoon
mado nnothor examination of tho
ohoos which Black wore, and took
thorn to tho Ilarnos storo In hope
of gaining some Identification frorir
tho propiTlotors. An empty box
which has bcon pulled to tho floor
at tho head of tho head of tho bed
of Oulld, tho young man awwulted.
baro out a comparison that could
not bo more perfect. Tho number of
shoos found upnjf niack woro the
sn"no 'olfthosjiwlilclV Vhe box had
formerly contained. " r
REPAIRlNdjfc
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SALEM'S GREATEST BOOSTER;;
Is The Chicago Store
IWe err 1" tho people. Pay them god wages. Wo draw trado from an over mo buucb oi urogon. u-
dsand hhln and Southern Washington. We do tho volumo of business that Is tho rcaspn, wo can afford
;boost tin fellow that does tho buslnoss is tho chap that can boost your town; no puis mo anu onorgy
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TABLE 'LINENS
J''Jai In Salem. Yard. 75 35 4QC and Up
sands of Moncy-saving Bargains all over th Stord
eefjg is Befisving
Do Your
Trading
At Salem's Live Storo
the Business.
-That Docs I
Ladies' Coats
worth $8 to $10 now $4.95 ?
Ladies' Fine
Tailored Coats
Silk Lined Worth
$15 to $18, now $8.90
and $11.90
Ladies'
Tailored Suits
.Silk Lined and the Latest Materials
and up
elude tho report of S. S. Upham.
assistant treasurer of tho national
committee who hnd cuargo In the
wost. Upham'u report to bo llod with
Sheldon's In Now York will show
hut ho collected noarly 500,000 of
(ho total contributions
The fund Is much Hiuallor than us
ual. Four years ago tho contribu
tions reached $4,000,000 and eight
years ago tho sum roached $8,000,
000, oxcluslvo of amounts sent by
Htnto organization. Tho report, this
year includes 'such slate contributions
In tho total.
Tho report show tho following con.
(dilutiens:
Theodore RoosovolO $1000.
Andrew Cnrneglo, $25,000.
J. P. Morgan, $25,000.
Whltolaw Reld, $2G,000
William Nelson Cromwell of Now
York, $25,000.
AdolphuB Dusch, of St. j Iouls,
$5000.
II. C. KorriB, of St. Louis, $5000.
1 w. U. uiCKoy, oi minima wij,
$5000.
Outaldo of these largo amounts
moat of tho fund 1b made 'up of small
contributions from approximately
twenty thousand contributors.
Tho report shows that tho support
of tho campaign did not como from
tho railroads and banks but from the
morcantllo Interests of tho country
Cincinnati, O. Nov. 21. It was
announced today that Charles P. Taft.
brother of tho president-elect, will
never his connection with tho public
sorvlco corporatidn In which tho Taft
&8lnton millions nro Invested. He
has resigned tho proaldoiicy of tho
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
$8.50, $9.90, $11. 90, $12.50 t ja(l ,ll dlrwtomhln lo the Cincinnati
,T ' Tm(tIoii coiniiany.
Taft'a move is consldwred oqulvn
lont to a formal announcement on his
part of his candidacy for tho Ohio-
jenatorshlp. He is anxious to have
his affairs in good shape to handle
the coming fight
to doteud the Houthorii goal.
At 2r05 o'clpck Andrua klokcd t)tt
to Corbett who rr.n" thd hall lmok. to
Harvard's 20-yard lino.
When the bull was put In play lift
er tho first down, Cutler punted to
Coy In tho middle of tho Hold. Coy
went through Fish for'flvo yards and
was then smashed through McKay
for Hovon moro. On tho next piny
Cnv inudo throo yards through the
shiiio hole,
Whoaton hit 'Jirvard'H right end
for llvo yardB and thon Coy waB aont
once moro through McKay, Harvard'B
loft tackle on whom the attack W8
being contored,
Attempt kicking and lino rushes,
both sides bolng penalised, character
ized tho noxt few minutes of play.
Whoaton and Coy proved tho heaviest
ground galnors during this period
of tho gnmo.
Tho ball Heo-sawed in tho contor of
tho gridiron for several minutes.
Verwleb, Harvard's fullback,
proved a powerful ground gainer with
ropoated end runs nnd contor bucks.
Corbett, Harvard's loft half. In four
consocutlvo playa gained twonty-threo
yards. Verwlob waa thon relieved by
Kennards at fullback.
Tho score was made by Kennard
who wont In as tho successor of Verl-
welb as fullback for Harvard In tho
first half. Ho mado tho klolc only n
fow minutes after entering tho game.
One of tho horoos of the game was
Corbett, Harvard's great left half
back, who comes from Portland. Ore
gon. This westorn lad probably did
more than any other crimson playor
to gain ground for llarvm-l.
FATED BENNINGTON
'l. M1W mi. )Mlnf)
vVitlluJo, Cal.. Nov. ,,pl.-r-Ordor
WUTo roewJvod today litMho Mnro Isl
and navy yard to take up work o
tho cruiser Hennlngton which Iuih
been out of commission ever slnco tho
disastrous oxplonlon at Ban Diego
4 yours ngo. TIiIh tnsk will bo com-j
Imenced Jmmedlalely nftor tho colllor
Prometheus Is liiunchod on Docomuor
5.
Tho accldenU which occurrod to
the Hennlngton, entirely wrecked tho
onglne room, and It will ho necessary
to put In now boilers at a cost of soV
oral hundrod thousand dollars. Tho
vossel will thon be 'feilovu(od,
throughout. .'"
Tim Vlcksburir. whfcv la now un
der repairs at the, navy yoW will sqon .
be turned over to -tuo tfry
partment to uo ntica up
cutter.
Silk Petticoats
The Greatest $7.50 Silk Petticoats
shown Special Price
$3.90
Great Millinery Bargains
This Week '
BRYAN GOT MAJORITY
OF 4178 IN NEBRASKA
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 21 The offi
cial returns today show that Uryac
nollod 130.787 votes in Nebraska at
tho recent election; Taft 120.609, ac
cording to the statement of tho ec-
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LONG SHOCKS ARE
FELT IN MEXICO
(United Press Leased Wlrc.l
City of Mloo, Nov. 21. Hjirth
(jtiukoH hero of oxauptloDal'y loir
du atlon shook 11 cltiw mid towip
throughMit Mexico yoaterday. ae
oordlng to reports received today In
this city. No particular damugo
reported, and no ersona hjirm be
fell tb Inhabitants of tho wnnnuV.
tie vls'ted by tho trembler Acort
log to the record of the rnet-or log i
NEW YORK JAfEEKLY
BANK STATEMENT
, (UnltfdVrtaa Um4 Wire.)
New York, Nov. 21. The wookly
statement ,'of tho associated banks
Issued to day shows tho following
ehanges: ' ,
Resorvo on all dopollu, docroaie,
$612,325.
Rosorvo on all deposits othor than
United States, docrcaso, $61iri&P0.
Ixians, Increase. $4,02f000.
Specie, Incronsc, $1,302,40,0.
Iegal tondors, Increase, $7it,700.
Osposltt, Inoroa'to, $10,505,700.
Circulation, doorcawi. $4,530,500.
ToUil loaiiB $1,332,773,100;
The surplus of tho banks Is $30.
893,126 M against a deficit last:
year of $54,103,600. and a Biirplun
two years ago of $4,403,425.
HENEY'S CONDITION
IMPROVES SLOWLY
fUnlt'd Pros L asod Wll
8a- Franclneo. Npv. 21. Francis
J. Haney'i condition showed little
change today except fo rlmprove
niost. Only Mw. Heiiey and c'oso
relatives aro allowed as yot to vhlf
him.
Tho pallont wa able to tako r g-
leal department th longest shock uiar nourliinent today although
lasted 25 seconds, lyet ho la unable to OHt solid food.