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VOL.XDC
l.tiV CAPITAL JOUltNAL, BALKM, OKKGON, SATURDAY JULY , 1000.
No. 143.
DIVIDED
ON LIQUOR
QUESTION
American Woman Suffrage As
sociation in Convention at
Seattle Can't Agree
As to Policy.
"LONG MAY SHE WAVE O'BR THE LAND 0E
h THE FREE AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVE
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SPLITHON LIQUOR
NATIONAL PRESIDENT HEV.ANNA
II. SHAM' AND OTHEHS WOULD
JOIN FORCES M'lTII PHOHIRI
TIONISTS MRS-AIHGAHj SCOTT
DUNIWAY OPPOSES IT.
t United 1'rcH Lail Wire.
8oattlo, Wash.. July 3. Tho vital
Ismio beforo tho National American
Woman Suffrngo Association, In con
vention Jn Sonttlo tdday, and tho
quostlon which promises to proclpl
tato tho most Intorostlng contest of
the mooting, Ib whether or not a light
Is to bo mado against the organized
liquor traffic.
Resolutions, placing woman suf
frage associations all ovor tho coun
try, in an open fight against tho
liquor interests, nro bolng consid
ered by tho resolution commlttoo,
which hold a preliminary conforonco
this morning. A report to tho con
vention will bo mado Tuesday nftor
noon, and boforo tho report Is made,
strong pro'suro from both sldos will
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5,smlv 1776KM.1909
LODGING
HOUSES
BURNED
Coiorlisht, 11MW, by Ainciicnu I'rcas Attxttiliitlou.
IT WILL WAVE PROUDLY OVER SALEM DURING CHERRY CARNIVAL
CHERRY FAIR BARGAINS
In Lmllcti' Coats, Suits, Millinery, Shirt M'ulstN, Drcsv Goodn, Silk OIovcs, M'uh Di'csn Goods, vit. Go
to (lie other storc'H first mid get (heir prices, then como to tho CHICAGO STORE and mo the money we
can snvo you.
VISIT
OUR
$8.00 Trimmed Hats
Dep't
- $3.50
$5.00 Trimmed Hats - $2.75
$4.00 Trimmed Hats - - - $1.95
$1.25 Rose Bunches now 49c
65c Assorted Flowers now 25c
$5.00 Long Ostrich Plumes $2.95
Wo nro as busy ns bees in our now Millinery De
partment We are selling protty hats, flowers and
fonthors far below their regular vaues to Intro
duce our now Millinery Department. Wo can save
you money.
$8.50 Silk Underskirts
$3.5
For n flyer wo offer these beautiful ellk under
skirts away under regular values. You cannot buy
tho silk for tho price. Just think, silk skirts for
$3.05.
65c Bleached Sheets now
3!c
Another bargain, extra largo, full size bleached
sheets, hemmed and torn, now only Oc
$2.50 Parasols now only
98c
VISIT
OUR
Ladies' Suit
Dep't
SI 8.00 Wool Stilts. .$ D.l.-i
$u2.o( Wool Suits. .8iii.no
yj7.no M'ooi Siin..$u.
Our buyor In Now York
just fiont us u samplo lino
of Now York's latest stylos
in Indies' handsome suits,
all tailor mado and beauti
fully trimmed with tho now
we t trimmings. Long coats
snd flare skirts; shados the
Intest. !) SO, $12.50, $14 90
JFH..10 Iil.VEX SUITS.. $I.O.
Ileaiitlful I'nen suits, hand
Bonioly trlmmodi new
shades, now only. .. .$4.95
1000 yds Dress Ginghams yd 9c
1000 yards of I2c and 16c Funcy and Plain
Colored Dress Glnghnms, now veiling for 9c yard
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TELLS OF
BRUTAL
HANDLING
Ella Ginglcs Accused of Steal
ing Lace Tells of Inhu
man Acts of Her
Accuser.
AUTOiSTS
ATTACK
DRIVER
$2.00 Shirt waists now
98c
Beautiful Lingerie Shirt Waists, handsomely
trimmed with laces, embroideries and medallions,
now 98c
45c lisle Hosiery now only 25c
Ladles' Lisle and Meicerlzed Silk Hob cry. now
n sale In all colors and black, only, pair 25c
15c Summer
Underwear
9c
Ladles' 15c
Lisle Summer
Underwear
now on sale
for only 9c
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Wash Dress
Skirts now
$1.25
Ladles' $2 Wash
Dress Skirts
now on sale
for only $1.26
(United I'rem Lrurd Wire.
Chicago, July 3. Tolling a Btory
of horrlblo cruolty, Ella aingles, tho
protty 18-year-old Irish laco makot,
who is accused of stoallng laco from
Mis Agnos Darrotto, hoc forraor om
ployor, wont on tho wltnots stand to
day, In hor own bohalf. Tho girl is
tho samo who recently created a son
sntlon when sho was found bound
and gaggod lira bathroom at tho Ho
tol Wellington.
Thrco time during tho tlmo sho
was on tho wltnosi stand tho protty
little lacomakor was ovorcomo with
omotlon, and had to bo rovlvod by a
hpyslclan boforo biio could contlnuo
hor story. Tho girl said that on the
evening of January 4, of this year,
Mlsa Ilurrotto roquoHod hor to como
to tho Wellington, promising that sho
would pay hor money duo her as
wages for hor work in hor omployo'a
laco establishment,
Whon sho wont to tho hotel, sho
allogod, Mlsa Darrott and Mrs. Ce
colla Konyon locked hor in a room
and tried to induce hor to bocomo a
"whtto slave. Whon sho rofused
Bho said thoy protonded to search hor
for faluablos, they alleged she had
stojon, and during tho process
choked and beat her,
Sho was making a hard fight to es
cape, whon a man ontered tho room
and helped tho womon to hoap Indig
nities upon her. Her cries wore
smothered by a pillow, and she could
not summon help.
Finally thoy took hor money from
bet and let her go, half clad, tho al
leged Sho then related tho Incidents
that led up to her diicovery by tho
police In tho Wellington bath room.
I She said that sho had tried to en
i list aid to proscouto hor women tor
mentors, but had fallen
Miss Konyon has nnu mce the
t'me when the Incidents decrlbed by
tho girl aro alleged to have taken
placo,
Tho court room was ciowded to
day whon tho girl told hor story.
Most of tho spectators wero women,
and many handkerchief; wero in evi
dence most of tho time.
o
Nolle-
All pupils of Miss Mnnottn Magors
are requested to bo at her hor studio
Monday at 1 o'clock.
Thugs Dray Andy McFarland
From Buggy, Beat and
Then Shoot Him.
..s tho result of n murderous at
tuok upon tlio person of Andy Mc
Farland, an omployo of tho Ynnnko
livery stnblos In this city, by two
unknown mon driving nn nutomobllo
a mile and n hnlf on this sldo of
ludepoudonco at 10 o'clock last night
tho ontlro country has been aroused
and Is up in arms nnd officers of
both Folk nnd Marlon counties nro
out Hoarding for the gulltv parties.
McFarland In giving an account
of tho affair to tho sheriff told In
part ns follews:
"I had boon to Indopnudeneo
where I took a man for tho stablM
and had Just got about a mllo and
a half this side of ludopondeiico com
ing homo whon I saw an nutomobllo
coining up tho rond. ( turnod off
to tho right sldo beforo thoy wuro
close to mo and exported them to
turn tho other way, as usuall) Is tho
case when two rigs moot, but Instead
of taking tlioir turn thuy drew right
up In front of my horses nnd I hoi
lorod at thorn to give mo somo road.
Oilo of tho fellows then told mo I
was 'tho second ' who
had called them down that night nnd
thoy would 'get mo.' Ilotli of the
men then climbed 'out of tho machine
anil wont lor mo. Iloforo I had n
chanco to dofond myself thoy pulled
mo out of my rig and began boating
mo and did not stop until thoy had
my faco In this kind of a condition.
Thoy thon got into their machine and
starteu on. Some peoplo living near
tho road learned thoro was something
up and thoy took mo into their houso
and dressed my face.
"It's queer but I never know I was
shot until I got oack to the barn
uoro. I don't know who It was, hut
thoy both had on dustors and wero
big mon. Thoy woro riding in what
lookod to bo n Dulck nutomobllo. I
Know It was a whlto one."
Whon McFarland reached this city
One Woman Burned to Death
in Seattle Fire and Three
Firemen Have a Nar
row Escape.
MAY BE MORE DEAD
A WILD PANIC AMONG TIIK ONK
HUNDHKI) AND FIFTY IODG
KHH FiltKMHN CONFIDKNT
THKItK AUK SUVKltAL SIOKK
CIIAltUKD HODII1S IN ItUINB.
(Continued on pago 6.)
Very Iiow Celebrutlon Ilutes.
Tho Southorn Pacific Com-
pany has mado a round-trip rato
of ono and one-third faro for
points located on lines In Oro
gon. Sale datos, 3, 4 and 5; re-
turn limit 6th.
WM, McMURHAY
O. P A, S. P. Co.
United l'rcii LcitiMl Wire 1
Souttlo. Wash., July 3. Ono woman
was burned to death, thrco flromon
Boriously burned and othorwl'o lot
Jurod and tbroo lodgors also burned
nnd cnushod In n flro which complete
ly dOBtroyo tho Torrnco loglng houso,
nt 410 Torrnco strcot, and guttod
tho adjoining lodging houses oarly
thls morning,
Tho flromon and pollco nro Inclined
to bollovo that mveral bodies aro
burled in tho ruins. It has boon
found so far impossible to chock the
guests of tho burned lodging houso.
Water U bolng plnyod on tho
smouldering debris, and as soon as It
cools onough to mnko It posslblo,
tho ruins will bo search od for othor
victims of tho flro. ,
Tho "dend:
Unldontlllod woman; body taken
to morgue.
Tho Injured:
Lieutenant William Uoyle, flro
man, back and knees burned and lott
nnklo fractured.
Koo Cook, ptpomau, back burnod
nnd lungs affected by tho Inhalation
of flro and smoko.
II. C. Taylor, plpomnu, back
burnoil and foot crushed.
Ooorgo Mondol, lodger at tho Tor
raco houso, cut on hoad and foot
burnod.
Fred Hanson, lodger, back and
Bhouldors txurnod.
All woro wooden structures and
within n fow minutes after tho blazo
was dlBcovorod tho Torraco building
was In flnmofl. Flromon woro on tho
scono In n few seconds, and It was
whllo thoy woro attempting to de
molish tho central building, to pro
vent tho completo destruction of tho
two ndjolnlng structures, that It col
Inpsod nnd sovoral flromon woro
hurlod Into n mass of ilamoi. Their
follows rnu To their roscuo and drag
ged them out, barely In tlmo to save
thorn from n horrlblo donth In tho
flory furnnco. All tho Injured wero
taken to tho City Hospital, whoro
tholr Injuries wore drosBed.
All throo of the rooming houses
woro crowdod whon tho flro broko
out, ntfd tho wlldost oxcitomont and
panic followed among tho guests,
Tho throo buildings nro ostlmnted to
havo contained fully 160 porsotiB,
and thero wero scoros of narrow es
capes from tho blazing structures.
Tho flro, which originated In tho
basement of tho Torraco houso,
burned for nearly two hours beforo
It was brought under control. Tho
cause 1 unknown.
. o . - .
GERMANS
TO KEEP
FOURTH
'J ho dermaii society will have a
big celebration Sunday afternoon at
tho Savage grove uenr the asylum.
Thrro will bo music, s'nglug. games,
speeches and n general good tit io
A small ndmlsslon fee will bo charged
to covor tho expi use of music itc
Thoro w;il bo Just a filmulb. so
clablo, old fashioned general good
tlmo, nnd an invitation is oxtonded
to ovorybody to Join in honoring tho
nntlon's birthday.
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JAP LAW-MAKERS
GUILTY OF BRIBERY
(United IrM l,ud Wire.
Toklo, July 3 Found guilty of
bribery, 20 members of tho Japanese
parliament today wero given prl'on
sontoncos varying from tbreo to eight
months. In addition to this, each
man will bo compelled to pay a flno
proportionate to the amount of bribe
money ho received