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TIMMONSTOBETRIED
FOR HIS LIFE MONDAY
0. V. Tlmmons, who signed n writ
lun ooofCMlon after killing his wtfo
on Ofltoboor 20, 1908, will bo tried
for lila life nuxt Monday.
Tlmmons, a plasterer by trade,
whllo ja,a freniy, Blushed tho throut
of hid wife, Stella Tlmmons, and af
ti'rwardu modo a btrong attempt to
f ild his own life by tho same moans
(in thosu uncd ugatust l.l wife, by
lashing his Ihrout from ear to ear.
Ills attimpi at mlcldo was not hub-nv-aful,
however, and ho evidently
foil asleep or succumbed to wenknosg
r.om low of blood, and. remained o
until 7 30 lu tho morning, when ho
knocked nt tho door of a room occti
pled by Mrs. Emma Smith llyball
for tho purpose of procuring asjl
unco, but was unable to sponk, utter
lug only liicol.tro.ut moiiiuU.
In nil pinlmhlllty Mm. llybnll wai
Hio first to nee tho mute vldonco of
tho tsrrlblo tragedy In tho blood
which flowed over fhv door hIII of tin'
TIuiuiohii homo. Upon making nil In
vostlgatloii of tho inMiitorvd woiuuh'h
loiidltlou, W. 11. Woatroit. tho owner
of tho lioutm. telephoned at one to
tho ortloora, who, In turn, uotllUM Dr.
V. 11. Meno. Mrs. Ttiumonii was ho
ond nil nwlaMMica, but TIihmiuiw luidi
tv full gliunov to recow. i
Aftoi Tlmntotia had Ijmh taken 'o '
the Slum llouplttti RMi iviv-d Hur '
HelwMUy, iiudor th ,arv of U- Meno
1 e tUgMNl written eonl ou, up-'
pAi-etUly hhiIm tUft tMirln tHnt k
would Het llv to fttt wer for bt
ftoiidlebtt tie d. Aftor- wk hud
iiM-od, TimmoH wm PHUHIeiUy out
or danger, (..though Ui kamleHtf
nud le ahncklo wbMi wore ptaiwj
l I m from tho aulMt wtiv not re
UlOVitri.
Further than th utintng of tW
o(ifemln, uml hhi plH of not gull
iv he Iih ihi1 uo atatemeHti roltt
Uve to the mump of hk llendUli eiiwo
HONOLULU BELLE
TO BE SHINGLED
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Honolulu, Jau. 6 Island society
today Is dlfvuislug the announcement
ttf tho onxngement of Mu Muriel
Campbell, the wwilthy heiress to wod
Robert W. Shingle, president of tho
Waterhouso Trust Company -of this
eliy.
Mlea Cnmpuoll, a boautllul 18-year
old girl or part KNiiaVa blood, It
tho sitter of the Prince, Kavfana
I on. nuil daughter of tfi wealthy
tr'eotohumn Joine Oanipbell, for
vhoao kidnaping Oliver Wlnthrur. is
now serving a sontenoo In a CaUfor
utr. prison.
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PIANO BUYING MADE EASY'
Unprecedented inducements are being offered piano
purchasers for a few days at Wenger & Cherrington's
The tremendous stock of high grade pianos on our floor
and warehouse, coupled with the necessity of raising
about three thousand dollars in cash within a few days'
time has necessitated our using more than ordinary meth
ods of piano selling for a short time, At this sale $148
buys a piano usually sold for $250; $170 or one worth
$275; $198, $218; to $248 takes one of the $290; $325
to $350 styles '.while $303; $335, $365 up to $428 se
cures one of the finest high grade and most elegantly
cased pianos manufactured in the world today, While we
must sell a portion of this stock for cash, we will make
terms of $20 ,$25 to $35 down ,and $8, $10 to $12 a
month on at least nineteen pianos, Second hand pianos
organs and piano players for almost a song,
Come in today while your selection is large,
WENGER & CHERRINOTON
247 North Commercial Strreet,
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To FlourlMi Again.
Canyon City, nt ono tlmo tho min
ing center of tho Inland emplro,
whoHQ population In tho sixties wm
numbered by tho thousands, kb!
whoHO plupor grounds turned out mil
llonn of dollars, may once moru ,be
tho sennu of mining activity, Tho
old pjneor grpunds havo boon nir
'chased by Eastern capitalists who
linld 1400,000 for It, and Mnrysvllle,
Fanner Oulch and thu creek bed bo
twoon Canyon City and John Day
will onco moru bo disturbed by the
hydriiullo giants nnd dredges.
Feud (ho birds. Robins are very
hard up now as they can get no
worms. Hut robins will eat apples.
Htlok out a pleco of suet or liver for
tho bluo Jays, bread for tho eat birds
ami snowbirds and wrous, and a few
applus for tliq robins and yellow
blrdH.
If llurton goon to tho somite from
Ohio he will even chill Fairbanks.
Every Tub Stands
On Its Own Bottom.
And no dtH's eer. town.
If tho Uittom of thbi tewu drops out
what are we gxdng to Htmul on?
ud the ttottom will drop out
If we full to stand together and wort
together for the gvol of the eoiuuiuul
fyxtjnykelf. yourself and the other fel
low. r lu order to build to the too, there
1 must be a solid bottom.
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JEFF MAY CONSENT
TO MEET JOHNSON
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Los Angeles, Jan. G. Jim Joffrios
started work today In preparation
for a week's theatrical appearance
In San Francisco. Jm not only ac
cepted tho offor hut seems voryJunx
Ioilh to take up his training. "ft S
Quite a preponderance of flealij on
Jim's mlddlo section may bo snov
od off within a couple of weeks, nnd
then Jnmes will look, tho part of u
gladiator. Joff has not boon taking n
drink for over a week and thatch'.
means to at least appear In shape i
Is evident.
"I'd like ten weeks of that kindi
of money," Mild Jeffries nfter ho'ro-l
colved tho offor, "about tho entiles!
coin I ever hoard of? '
There are no now dovtlopunts,
nnout Jeffs probable return to tho
Washington
foshkmed Apparel
SALEM
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ring. That tho sound of coin will
send him into action hat been proved
Uurns las night, nnd guvo Jim $100
can Bombddy.go'a ilttlo farther with
him? " ' .. j
Freddie Welch loft lLos Angilea
nt noon today for New Orleans whore
ho has a date with Ypung Corbett
for Jnnunry;;2Z-sft Wolah mol' Jimmy
Jlurns last nlght.and gave Jlmy 1100
'iia n sort of"recompenSe for calling
offinolr.Bchedulued bnttlO, Welsh's
hand Is still' In bad shnbo.
Tom McCary t Is coildorlng the
orfor mndo him. by Jim Jeffries to
take oveittlio Vernon ciub. IcCar
ncy dechlres' that with,' vory little
doing In the pugilistic' gamo ho Is
not curtain whether It lould bo wlso
for him to une two clubB.
TIs mild that Doc Goealor, of the
Ho .ton Amorlcaus, has a swell ave
nue ph an M. 1). In Idlnna, Pa.
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IT ISffO YOUR INTEREST TO
SEE OUR INVENTORY SALE
20 PER CENT OFF
This week while we are taking stock we will give
a special discount of 20 per cent on all Clothing, Hats,
Blankets and underwear.
THIS INCLUDES THE FAMOUS
BISHOPS READY
TAtLORED CLOTHES
"Roberts" and "Stetson" Hats, "Staley" Underwear I
"Paragon" Pants Don't fail to takedvantaTc of
-' y j - ut
WOOLEN MILL
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CITY RECORDER
REPORTS. REVENUES
City Recorder Wyllo A. Moores has
prepared ft repdrt for the receipts of
his offlco for tho ten months ending
October 31. The report condensed
Is iib follews:
Months. : ;-,,. nccolpts.
January .-.:.. JMJ. .H.382.88
Fcbrunry C39.94
March ?&". 772'90
April ,...'.;. ' 1,258.20
May 709.90
Juno i 2,828.25
July . 1,532.90
August 339.50
jRtombor '. . . 1, GOG. 85
Octobor 740.05
Novombor . !'- 1,248.45
December. . . . . v 1,330.65
Total ..'... , . . .X . .111.406.47
fi Receipts 'by Fluids.
Funds 1. Receipts.
SaloonB . ..,. .., 7,000.00
Shows
375.00
Insurance ''.
Telegraph Exponso
Real Estate
'750.00
350.00
4G0.00
62&.00
118.00
519.00
958.50
28.00
Dog
Hawker . . . .
Miscellaneous
Fines
Fees
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Poll Tax .. 1,081. GO
' Mlscellnncolifi 2,129.77
Total $14,405.47
i HART MAY TACKLE
THE BLACK CHAMPION
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
San Francisco, Jan. G. If Marvin
Hart, the big Louisville hoavywolght
accupts tho offer of Fight Promoter
Charles Lercarl, whlcn Is on tho way
to him today, tho fans of this city
will witness a mntch between Hart
and Sam Langford on January 29.
Although Hart has not donned tho
gloves for bohio tlmo, Lercarl bo
lleves that tho go would be an attrac
tive ono. Langford has expressed
his willingness to meet him and he
thinks it will show him to hotter
advantago to the public than did tho
recent fight with Jim Flynn.
Sliould Hart refuse to sign, Lor
cnrljwlll probably put Langford on
with two men for tho same night,
just-to show tho staying powers of
tho 'coal black middleweight.
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WANT TO ORGANIZE
. DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
Almass meeting will bo held ' t
8 o'&oflk p. mv Wdncjtd.a,y, January
Gth, in the Evnngollcal cliurrh, cor
ner of Seventeenth and "ciiomeketa
streets. Tho purpoao Is to organize
in East Salem a dov61opmcnt league.
All arjQ Invited and mrged to come
This part of tho city han been thor
oughly canvassed. Nearly every
man has bocu Interviewed regarding
this matter, yet not a dissenting
vole was heard. Tho canvassing
committee wne grcoted continually
with enthusiastic support by ovo-y
citizen apprpoached on the subject
Agnln wo urgo overyono to come.
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ALDERMAN ADOPTS' 7
ROOSEVELT PLAN
Alderman Elliott was down to
Newberg o na visit with his wifo and
Ilttlo girl, and thoy brought homo
with them a protty girl baby, little
Marjorlo Charles, aged 18 months.
Sho la a sweet chlW of ft friend or.
Iholrs, who has lost his .wife, and
doea not feel that ho is situated so
that ho can tnko proflor caro of her.
So tho big-hearted alderman and his
wifo took the youngster in and adopt
ed her. Mr. Elliott believes in the
Roosevelt plan of making homes for
children, rather than turning thorn
over to institutions, and that tho way
to save an individual for society is
to take care of thorn when thoy aro
Bmall. The Elliotts are proud of
their rendy-mnde addition to tho fam
Uy.
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Naturo Gives Timely Warnings That
No Sulem Cltlzoii Can Afford to
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DANGER SIGNAL NO. 1 comf3
from tho kidney secretions. They will
warn you whon tho kidneys aro sick.
Well kldnoyd'cxcroto d clear,-amber
fluid. Sick kidneys Bend out a thin,
pnlo nnd foamy, or a thick" 'red, 111
smelling urine, full of sediment and
Irregular paooago.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. 2 come
from tho back. Back pains, dull and
henvy, or sharp and acute, toll you
of sick kidneys and warn you of the
approach of dropjy, dlabotcs nnd
Drlght's disease Doan'o Kidney PIllj
euro sick kldnoya and cure thoni per
manently. Hero's Salem proof.
William Uaumgnrdner, retired, !2r.
Water street, Salem, Oregon, Bays;
"I spenk from personal exporlouce
when I say that Doan'o Kidney PUW
do nil that Is claimed for them lu
curing kldnoy complnlnt nnd back
ache. I had felt tho need of a kid
ney remedy for a long-time, but r
found many of tho medicines I uivhI
worthless When I road of Doan'j
Kldnoy Pills, I was Induced to-pro-
curo n supply- at Dr. Stonij'B drug
store. Tho backache and weaknose
of tho kllncys, which hod'nnaoycJ
me wore quickly removed, and I was
restored to good health. I can rec
ommend Doan's Kldnoy Pill's to any
one In n"cd of a kidney medicine."
For snlo by all dealors. Prlco CO
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
Now York, sole agonts for tho United
States. -WSf-.-wwrc-
Ren-ymbor . thq.,iaraeaDoan,8
and take uo other.
Fever Sores.
Fovor sores and old chronic sora
should not bo honied entirely, hut
should bo kopt In healthy condition
This can bo done by npplylng Cham
borlnln'n Salve. This salvo has no
suporlor for this purpose It Is also
most excollont for chapped hands,
soro nipples, burns und diseases of
tho skin. For snlo by Dr. Stone's
drug store.
STORE
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