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SALKM, ORKGON WKDXESD V, DKOKJniEU 2, 1008.
NO. B3B.
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RT AD PRINCE IN HANDS OF REBELS
SESSED VALUE OF MARION COUNTY INCREASED $437,29?
iGY HAD
PREPARED
TORESIGN
IF WOULD SAVe
OTHERS
tailed Press LcaBcd Wire.)
Francisco, Qoc. 2, That Chof
llco William J. Dlggy who rnys-
sly disappeared from tho pollco
boat Monday rllghrofforod o
co his position to avert tho at
mode upon tho administration
hown today with ,tho nubl'cntlon
itcment by Police Commission-
I) Koll, Dlggy's friend.
II told Mayor Taylor ycatcrday
noon that tho .purposo of llts-
irlslt to Holvcdere. wljere Kell'o
It situated, was to place his
(Continued on Paro 5.)
PUTTING
LIMIT ON
WILHELM
RESP0NSIB1UTY ON
CHANCELLOR
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Berlin, Dec. 2, Tho Reichstag
Indulged In a romarknblo dobato to
day when three plans for curbing
the kalsor were submitted. .Tho so
clKUsts asked that restrictions bo
placed on the kaiser making it 1m
posslblo for htm to declare war with
out tho consent of tho rolchstag and
tho federal council.
The socialists also want to tnako
tho chancollor personally rosponsl
bit for what tho kaiser says and does
and to hold him llablo to criminal
(Continued on Page G.)
LOVE THE
EMPEROR
TOOMUGH
600HURTAND6DIE
IN CELEBRATION'
(United Press Loacd Wire.)
Vienna, Doc. 2. So Jammed "woro
tho Vienna stroots today tby tho
crowds of people, who wantod to par
tlclpato In tho celebration of tho six
tieth anniversary of tho reign of Em
poror Franz Josef that COO wero la
hired and six arc reported killed.
In Borao of tho streets tho crowds
wore so donso that peoplo wero un
ablo to raova all nighty and woro
standing this morning in tho samo
places In which they stood last ovon
Ing, Scores foil from oxhaustlon, and
(Continued on pitgo 4.)
STRIKERS
ATTACK
WJARDS
WHEN TROOPS ARE
RECALLED
PEOPLE
RUNNING
THE CITY
TROOPS REFUSE TO
FIGHT
REAT SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK
ONEY-SAVING BARGAINS offered in every department.
mas display. Several lines of goods must be disposed of
lins now is your time. Prices less than manufacturer's
We must have room for our
quickly. So if you want bar-cost.
(United Press Loasod Wlro.)
Perth Amboy, N. J.,Doc;"2. - A
mob at several hundred strlk6 sym
pathizers, armed with revolvers,
early today charged the plant of the
National Fire-Proofing company, fir
Ing ft tho guard of 40 special dojMi
ties and policemen oa duty ) the
works. Tho Gentries returned tho
fire and tho battle was about evn
unlit tho professional strlko break
ers) who woro at work at tho factory
were hastily sworn In as doputles
nnd glvon orders to Iiad a counter
chnruo. Thoy oon eloarocL the
groVrfd In front of tho plant. Many-
arrests followed- demonstrations .on,
tho part-ptn, strlkera. ( ?
f Tho troops who havo boon gunM
j Ing placo voro sont homo yostorday
Tho dpparturo of tho military caused
I many 'strlkors who had returned to
, tholr placos In tho plant, to dosort
onco moro, being persundod by ith.tlr
wives, thnt without tho protextlon
of tho soldiers, tholr Uvoh would ba
In clangor from tho vengeance of
their formor comrades.
WORTH OF
PROPERTY
GOING UP
AS SHOWN BY TAX
REPORT
ifc-i
mm
111
Women's
Suits and Coats
This season's garments, priced
away down to make quick soiling;
no reserve; out thoy must go; wo
want tho room.
Ladles' $8.50 coats, now $3.73
LaodJes' $10 coats, now $3.00
And so aloug the Hue.
Ladles' $12 'suits now, $0.00
Ladles' $15 suits, now. .... ..98.00
Ladles' $18 suits, now $J0.30
Tho same cut on tho higher priced
ones.
$6.60 lace net shirt waists, now
$3.00
$7.60 silk petticoats, now....$JM0
$1.50 black mercerized petti
coats one
Silks and Dress Goods
011 vr bargains in Silks and Dress Goods, now Is your tlmo,
)r'' i are sliced away down.
I'J r -h , ... . .
- .. t, uiuj-, ynru "
vl suitings, now, yard ,0t'
r ' r' d wool suitings, now yard c
r 'l greatest variety of Drnsa and Walstlne Silks In this
tf ' u-ni-1.1 . . . ... j . ....
... jay prices irom soc jaru um uj'.
Woman's 20c fust lilnak hose,
now !
Ladlos' 25c fast black, extra quality
hose 13c
Hoy's nnd girls doublo throad fast
black hose, 25c quality, now, a
pair . IHo
Woman's 35c warm wool fleeced un
derwear, now on sale for only 2,.lc
1000 yards 7 Ho outing flannel, In
dark and light colors, a good quul
Ity, yard Mic
1
$7.50 fine furs, now going for $.M0
$1.00 white bedspreads, now going
for only 03c
500 honey comb white bedspreads,
now going for . .08c, $1.23, $J.H
Great vnlues In flannelottes for dross
Ing saoques, kimouus and wrap
pers, 8 !c, 10r, up
Hundreds of artlolos all over the
store at reducod price.
'mens kf: ,.ii imryf Jr itumhihxgs
BONIS BEHAVIOR
NOT THE BEST
, (UnltcduPross Loasod Wlro.)
Port Au Prince, Haytl, Dop. a.---
Port. An Prince' rose In revolt
against- President Nord Alexia today,
Tke people seised the city aad os
tabllshed a provisional government
with General Legitime acting as
temporary preetdeat.
Tho coup d'etat wan accomplished
without the resistance of the gov
ernment troop.
Tho government troops were Jh
comploto sympathy with the revolu
tionary raovoment at the eapltal and
werf not.ordored to ftve attempt to
check tlio ovorthrowof-Alexl, gov
rB)pnt ,. . .
Jho sontlmont of tho. poopleror
tho' capital Is against thacontlnw
anco of tho struggle with Gonornl
Simon about whom tho rovolutlon
contors.
It Is believed thnt tho revolt at tho
canltal will ond tho revolution.
Gonoral Blmon probably will at
tompt to becomo tho hoad of tho
KovorniiiunU Ho still Ib sovornl
iuIIoh from Port An Prlnco today. IIo
ban prevloiialy announced that his
attack would bo on Jncmol, Instead
of on tho onplial, but It Is bollovod
that today'a development-, will oud
tho lighting.
(United Pro-ft Lonsod Wlro.)
Paris, Doc. 2. Count Honl do
Cnstolalne, nftor hurling chnrges of
scnndal, und threatening expose of
tho lives of Prlnco Hollo do S-ignn nnd
his princess, formerly Anna Gould,
was placed on thu court griddle and
roasted today for hla own mode of
living by Maltro Clcmonconu.
Clemenceau, appearing for Prin
cess Anna, today answered tho
charges brought In Honl's suit for
tho pustody of tho chlldron born to
IlonI and thu Countess Anna.
Ho declared that Honl wanted moro
money to spend. Tho stricture on
Anna nnd do Sagan, said Clouioncoati,
aro laughable considered In the light
thrown- on Honl's private- llfo.
BURNED TO DEATH AS
r HE SEEKS REVENGE
(United Prose Leased Wire.)
Townsend, Mont., Doc, 2. Hugh
Helm, Bon of a rancher living noa
hero, was exonerated by a coronor'r
Jury today from all blamo In connec
tion with tho death of Mark Amne
den yoatorday. It developed that
Amncoden whllo Intoxicated, at
tacked Hahn, and tho lattfir, after
shooting him twice, fled.
Tho shoUi woro not fatal, and Am
nosdon, crnzod with drink nnd with
he pain f his wounds, tried to
carry out a fiendish plan for revongo
When Hahn, accompanied by u
nolghbor returned to his house, he
found Amnesden standing on guard
with a rlfl In hl hand, apparently
awaiting Hahn'a roturu. The house
was on fire but Atnno-don did not
heed the prox'mlty of the flamea.
and, beforo tho eyes of Hahn and
hlo friends, he was overcome by the
beat, fell back Into tho Are and was
bi.rnoj to deaths
'County Clork Allen has .now
completed tho Marlon county tax
roll report andjhas filed It oh rec
ord. Tho asBcaH-mout - on property
this year shows an Increase of
$437,297 over 'that pf 1807. The
following table give- tke different
articles and valuatlpaa oa saaie:
Acres of tillable tM .aoa-tiltakU
land, $15,913, 75; lmprovemt8
on deeded patents, $2,118,416: tewa
and city lota $3,122,010; Improve
ments on town and city Iota, $3,
314,615; Improvements on lands not
doedod or.patontel,- $80,115; mllfs
of railroad bed, -,e86,68ft; mVlee'
of tologrnph and telephono lines,
124,B280; miles of ntroot railway
bod, $80,000; .railroad rolling
H,toak, $100,035; steamboat, sail
boats, stationary ongjnon, oto, $044,
930; merchandise and Htoc'k In trade,
$1,170,003; forming ImplomontF,
carriages, etc., $101,351; monoy,
$1,214,000; hoiiHehold furntturo,
watches, Jowolry, otc, $00,830;
hornoii and inulm, $530,055; cnttlo,
$501,700; sheep and goats, $3fl3r
430; nwlno, $73,002; total valua
tion, $31,868,855.
- -O-- ' ' '
Now York, Doc. 2. Captain Mc
Phorson said today that ho Intended
to sail In tho schooner Alyo with
arms and ammunition from Long
Islnnd for Haytl whoro ho will sell
tho cargo to tho limirgonta.
Hq declared that tho United States
government would bo unablo to In
terforo with his doparturo becauoe
tho lnurgonts havo captured a port
and aro recognized under Interna
tional law.
.This morning tho mon who plonncrt
tho overthrow of Alexis took tholr
plooea at various vantage points
General Canal, who Is also a soaator,
was the prlmo mover of tho plot In
which not a shot was fired.
Tho central pollco station, outly
ing pollco posts, tho arsenal nnd
port ofljcoa woro controlled by citi
zens. A public committee of safd.
ty wan organized to seo thnt no dis
order followed tho change.
A conferonco of members of the
diplomatic corps and tho leaders of
thor evolt Is being hold to' seo what
disposition shall be made of Aloxls
It Is believed that he will bo sont
from tho country as quickly as pos
sible. Aloxls was mado presldont In
1002 nnd his term would havo end
ed noxt year. Ho Is 02 years old.
A strong marine guard Is oxpeot
ed to land from the United States
orulsor Dos Moines to preserve or
der where pillaging has already be
gun. A butcher In tho market place, en
deavoring to protect his goods from
looters wa shot dead. Other out
rages aro reported but there aro no
dotalls concerning them.
Nord Alexia has refused to leave
tho palace and tho populnco Is gath
ering thore threatening him and his
family.
Troops aro on duty on tho streets
but are unablo to keep ordor.
--
WIDOW OF
DR. RISTIN
TESTIFIES
.(United Projs Leased Wire.)
Omaha, Neb., .Dec. 2. Tho fact
that Mrs. Frodorick Huston, widow
of tho phyalclnn, for whoso allegod
murder-Charles K. Davis Is betng
tried, waa testifying thin morning
brought a great crowd to the court
room. Interest In tho case Is In
tense. Mrs. Rustln declared today the
finding of hor husband's body on tho
pprih uftor hu heard tlib shot which
killed him. She said that Dr.
Langflold, who was called, made a
search of tho pockots and gave her
tho contents, which 'consisted of
nothing but tho dead man's k ys
and his watch: " Dr. Itustln," ""tfffp
said, had boon homo only a very lit. 1
tlo for n long time bofore tho shoo
ing. ,
Abbto Itlco was brought In to the
court this morning from Dos Moinoa ;
and taken to tho nnto-room. Sho- j
may not testify today.
yi
TWO-GENT
RATE TO
GERMANY
i
Mountain water will not cost the
taxpayers anything. If It Is handled
right. Hut even If It does, let us
have It.
(United Press Loasod Wlro.)
Washington. D C. Dec 2. Pout
mastor.Gonaral George 1, Von Moy
or today' announced tho establish
ment of two-cent poitago between
tho United Statos and Germany on
letters going by direct sea route
Tl030 going by way of Prance and
Etigland will necessitate Ave cents
postage.