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VOL. XIX.
SALEM, OREGON, I ItlDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1000.
NO. 331.
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THE GAME
LAWS TO BE
ENFORCED
A. L Mumfers Fined $25 this
Morning for Killing a Hen
Pheasant This Is
the First Case.
IS A PERFECT LADY
AND YOU MUST MAKE NO MIS
TAKE STILL, THE HOUSE EDI
TOR TO WHOM THE STOHV WAS
GIVEN TO WHITE UP HAS SOME
IDEAS OK HIS OWN.
I n limn took him for a ho pheasant,
Just bccauso he was n Jlttlo, too fly,
I and rung tho boll down where his
dlniior sottlos, that would bo all
I right. A man has no right to the
1 gaud and beauty of a ho pheasant
1 and It would bo excusable'-to itfoot
I him for doing so. It Is diffcront with
a lady phoasant. Tho law provldos
' that if anyono takes her for a gon-
tlomau ho is up against It. It scorns
kind of funny, but it Is tho law. The
only Buro way Is to watch tho bird
until it lays rfn ogg If it can; if it
doesn't, if ho, she, or It Isn't ovigor
0U8 Its Btifo to shoot It; that's tho way
it Is with n man. Tho best way ip to
read up closely on tho gamo laws
and follow them, for they aro going
to bo enforced. Of course, open sea
son for hunters you liavo to take
your chances at, and If you conic
homo and Ho down on your "tummy"
whllo tho wife of your bosom picks
a charge of No. 8 Bitot from whero
thoy aro thickest, why Just grin nnd
boar It, nnd romember that is ono
of tho features of being "gamo."
TO EXTEND A SEETHING
ELECTRIC
TO ALBANY
A. L. Mumpers was tho first to
fcol tho weight of tho gamo lawbolng
fined this morning in Judgo Web
ster's court on complaint of Gamo
Warden J. W. Rozoll in tho sum of
$25. Now tho only offonso charged
was in killing a lion pheasant, but as
this is against tho law it profltoth
n gunner to look well boforo ho
shoots and bo certain as to tho sex
of the bird. Of courso if ho took a
man fo ra deer It would bo perfectly
Justifiable; that Isn't against tho law.
That, in fact, Is tho clianco a man
takes when ho communes with Na
ture ,and watches tho golden leaves
flutter to tho ground and tries to
Imagine- ho Is a boy again. Now, if
A NEW YORK BOSS
DANGEROUSLY ILL
Oregon Electric Line Haj Im
portant Meeting in Fort
land and Will Extend
Its Lines.
ISSUES MORE BONDS
CALDRON OF
REBELLION
All Spain Takes Fire Over Mur
der of Ferrer ,Which May
Be "the Last Straw."
A Falling Nation.
AFTER YOU ALFONSE
WILL AUTHORIZE i'U.li OK l?2,-
0(10,000 honds fou E.nr.xbioN
OF LINES AND THE FIHST WILL
HE THE 1'OHTLAND SALEM
LINE TO AL1IANV.
united rnssn ucissp wis.
Now York, Oct. in. Tho condition
of Stato Senator Patrick II. McCar
ren, who has boon In a critical condi
tion at St. Cathorlno's hospital, fol
lowing an operation for appondlcltic,
Is reported today aB having slightly
Improved and physician' uo'V have
hopes of his recorcry.
A bulletin issued nt noon yester
day stated that tho Drooklyn poli
tician was oxtromoly low and that
his life was despaired of.
McCarron is a power in Now York
politics and has been n factor in ovory
oloction held in New York for years,
A special from Portland today says
Extension of tho Willamette Valley
lines of tho Oregon Electric Railway
company is to begin nt an early date,
and the salo of $2,000,000 worth of
bonds, the larger part of which 1b to
bo used for tho extension, Is to bo
ratified this morning nt n meeting
Of the stockholders of tho company.
Which ono of tho proposed extensions
of the company will bo built first has
not been decided.
George Uradlcy Moffat, president
of the company, will arrlvo this mor
ning from New York to nttond tho
stockholders' meeting, nnd H Is ex-1
WILL HE THE CRY OF HIS FIF
TEEN .MILLION SUBJECTS AS
THEY CHASE HIM OVER THE
HOIIDER IT .MAY HE A DAY, A
MONTH OR A YEAR, HUT SURE.
(Continued on pago 8.)
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I A Great Cloak and Suit Sale!!
;; 500 Cloaks and Suits bought at 50-cents on the dollar now thrown out on tho.counters for J
;; quick selling. We have got instructions from our buyer in New York to sell suits if we i
:: mnkfi nnlv fin npnts to $1.00 on each earment, We sold fiftv garments on Mondav and ::
;; at $1.00 profit you see we are doing well. Remember they are this season's Newest Gar- ;;
ments, ;;
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Your dollar has double buy
lug vauo nt Chicago Store
Cloaks
and Suits
Now going nt about half
their regular valuo. Tho
suits 1 wo aro offering aro
NOT OLD and shop worn.
Thoy are like tho out horo
reprosonted, all now up-to-date,
fashlonablo garmonU,
mado of tho nowost mater
ials; man-tallorod and silk
lined, and highly finished
throughout.
Ladles' J7.G0 Coats
Now 13.75
Ladles' $12. DO Coats
Now C75
Ladles' $18.00 Coats
Now $9.90
Ladles' $18.00 Suits
Now J10.G0
Ladles' $22.50 Suits
Now $12.50
Ladles' $25.00 .Suits
Now $14.90
Wonderful Values
In
inery
You will do your
self and your
pocket- book an
Injustice If you
huy your trim
med hats ostrich
Plumes, Fanoy
Wings, etc., else
whero boforo you
look through our stock and get our prices. Wo
nro doing tho groatost Millinery business wo ever
did in tho history of "our store. You cannot fool
tno peopio; they know values when thoy see J
them.
$1.50 Stylish Trimmed Huts, now,
92.no
$3.00 Stylish Trimmed Hat, now $2.00
SALEM
i Dress Goods
and Silk House
Never offered before such values in these goods,
We show the most complete stock of fashionable
Dress Goods and Silks in the Willamette valley,
and wo havetho goods here to back this statement
up all the time.
$1.25 Moira Silks, all colors, yard 85c
85c Fine Wool Dress Goods, new, yard ;49c
Wo aro Salem agents for tire
Celebrated
Nemo
Corsets
The greatest corset on the mar
ket for 8tyle, Comfort and
Beauty. We carry all the num
bers and we sell them at the
same price you have to pay In
Chicago or New York.
pa-
5af-fttac.
L.wMo.-r. rmwrim.
Wo show the great
est stock of Men's
Women's and Cnil
dren's Hosiery in
Salem.
CHICAGO STORE
SALEM, OREGON
The Store That Saves You Money
liHHf ltrf lmff lllrf tIfff
We're offering great
values In
.MEN'S AND HOYS
CLOTHING
lMilf frt4-ii
(By Charles P. Stewart, European
manager of tho United Press.)
London, Oct. 15. Tho throno of
King Alfonso is tottorlng. Every city
in tho kingdom is In tho throes of a
rovolutlon of Its own, and although
tho climax may not como for wcoks
or months, tho ond of Alfonso's reign
at n time not far distant scorns in
evitable. It may bo postponed for years, but
thoro is ovory bollof that following
tho whlto heat of tho public disap
proval ongondored by tho nctlon of
tho government In tho "murder" of
Prof. Ferrer nt Barcolonn thnt a gon-
ornl outbreak Is very near.
Developments rccontly Indlcato that
thoro is tho gravest danger of tho re
volt OYondlpg.to ovory Latin coun
try of Europo.
I hnvo Just roturncd from n per
sonal Investigation of tho conditions
on tho Spnnlsh peninsula. Tho situ
ation Is a hundred per cent grnvor
than I found It nt Barcelona during
tho July uprising. At thnt tlmo tho
disorders woro largoly socialistic and
antl-nillltnry.
Slnco then tho nnu-clerlcal factor
has bocomo vastly greater nnd tho
anarchistic propaganda has spread
throughout every district of tho pen
insula. .
Go universal Is tho disaffection and
tho spirit of rovolutlon thnt. In my
opinion, no schema can bo ovolvod to
solvo tho problem peacefully.
Conditions In Spain hnvo boon ser
ious for a long tlmo. But it was tho
outbreak of war In Morocco which
precipitated tho crisis. This war was
entored Into for tho benefit of prlvato
corporations, backed mainly by for
eign capital.
The Inhabitants of tho Cntnlonlnn
proWncos, being tho most progressive
and enllghtoned In Spain, woro first
tp rebol. With Barcolonn as Its con
ter the florcost of tho fighting be
tween tho opprossed and revolting
HbaralH nnd King Alfonso's soldlors
raged for about u fortnight Into In
July and early In August. Ever slnco
then thoro hns beon Intermittent
trouble nnd constant , minor out
breaks. How mnny persons have boon shot
down In tho street battles or disposed
of later by firing squads In Mont
Juhh fortress, whoro Terror fnced his
exerutlonors, no ono knows. Not
even tho authorities could toll tho
ext. nt of tho slaughter. For orders
were gonerally given In person or by
tehphono. A groat many mistakes
were ma"do nnd with no records by
which to traco them thoro was natur
ally much confusion.
The totnl number of victims un
quoi'Ionably runs Into tho thousands
perhaps throo or four thousand
though, of course, tho government
dries It up.
Of what has occurred since tho
acti U rioting was supprossod In Bar
celona with bomb outrages and as
sassinations still going on briskly,
it Is impossible to tell in detail be
cause no one can get the news out of
Spain day by day as it happens and h
great deal of it is lost altogether.
Tho inure offering of a telegram
setting forth the truth of tho situa
tion would lusuro the author's arrest
and Iraprjsonmont if he wero a Span
iard or his expulsion from the coun
try If he woro a foreigner,
or news ngonclos aro almost uniform
ly openoih wm -
At tho prosont moment tho larger
Spnnlsh cities aro like gunpowder.
Tho pollco have succeeded thus far
In keeping anyono from firing thorn,
but thoy may blow up any dny.
In the rural districts whoro repres
sion Is ruoro rlfo a condition of an
archy prevails.
As n niattor of fact, tho recent res
toration of tho constitution which
was greeted by an officially arranged
colobratlon throughout tho nation
means nothing. Tho conoorHhlp con
tinues. Tho suppressed nowspapcrs
romnln suprcsscd. Til; others nro
watched as carefully as over. Thoro
liavo been no roloaBcs of any of tho
government suspocts hold illegally
In prison.
Arrests aro still mado by wholosalo
daily. Tho anti-clorical and anar
chistic movemont following tho kill
ing of Fcrror has boon mot so far
with tho samo rocourso to military
forco as has boon employed through
out tho summer and fall.
Tho pooplo doclaro thnt tho ca-ircU
is unbearable, not bocnURO it is Itom
nn Catholic, but bccauBo 1 Is 4 state
church.
Tho church pays no t.io4. h.it tho
pcoplo are taxod hoavlly to nuppoi t it
It is tho vested lntonuM of Spil.i.
Tho church control? nn Iriuiouso
nnd unearned sh'nro of tho cnnutty'B
wonlth. Industrially lr coinpnloi nt
an unfair advantages with Sp i.sti
manufacturers and ViorKlngmoii.
Llko all "vested lntoroiM ' It iu vio
lently conservative nn.l nl IH Intor
osts nro reactionary Tho HbtiMN nrr
resolved to shnko off It'u doiitli.iUloii.
K'ng Alfonso and Mu ennsHri-n1l-.es
nro rosolvod to cupoii it. That ils
m-Josty will yield ovv to a innjmlty
r.o ono bolloves.
Yet an attempt on his pnrt to defy
tho majority will assuredly prcclpl-
tato tho rovolutlon that Promlor
Maura In trying so hard to avert.
Probably tho promlor, convlncod
thnt ho no longer can safely stay
calling tho assonjily togothor, is sim
ply accepting tho inovltnblo.
With good fortuno King Alfonso
mny cling to powor for a year or two.
But with tho torrlfflc agitation devel
oped from tho "murder" of Forror
tho slightest mlstako on his own pu-.
a miliary demonstration, a crop
nlluro, or any ono of tho dor.on things
which might Increaso oven by a trflo
tho people's distress cannot fall to
unfibnt him immediately.
Tho overthrow of tho prosont dy
nnsty will assuredly bo followed by
tho establishment of a ropubllc.
Tho pretoudor Is little known nnd
loss llkc.d. Ills party Is small and
unonthuslnstlc. Spain Is sick of
monnrchy. '
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PRESIDENTS
WILL MEET
IN mORNlNo
And Diaz Will Furnish the Din
ner, Which They Will Eat
in Mexico at About
2:00 o'clock.
PUEBLOES TO DANCE
TAFT BEING BIGGEST "CHEAT
WHITE FATHEB" THEY EVEH.
OWNED, HIS DUSKY PHOGENY
WILL ALL WEAR NEW "G"
STRING8 AND MORE FEATHERS.
CHARGED TOO MUCH
AND PEARS SPOILED, TOO
N. C. Krols, of Ontario, has filod
with tho railroad commission n
complaint for overcharge against
tho Oregon Hallway & Navigation
Company nnd against tho Oregon
Short Line. Ho paid -220.9G for tho
transportation of n carload of ap
ples, prunoH and poors from Union
to Ontnrlo, a dlstanco pf 120 miles,
Aftor mi investigation tho rate ex
ports of tho railroad commission
have found tfint Krols was charged
$52.23 too much, and tho railroad
company will bo askod to malto a re
fund to thnt amount. He also ulleg
os that tho Onogou Short Lino left
tho car of fruit standing In tho yards
at Huntington for four dnys, and
thnt as a result tho pears had
spoiled and had to bo thrown away.
"ALL RIGHT AS A DOG,"
BUT NOT AS A CHASER
Henry Wilqult and Frank Buskoy
wero glvon n verdict for damngos In
tho sum of 52 by tho Jury yester
day ovenlug against A. FIck. Tho
plaintiffs In this case brought suit
on the grounds that tho defendant's
dogs killed their sheep. Attorneys
Carson and Brown represented tho
plaintiffs and O cor go G. Bingham ap
peared for tho defendant, Attorney
Brown, In arguing tho caso beforo
tho jury yesterday aftornoon, grow
eloquent, and for u tlmo ho hurlod
words of fiery condemnation on the
head of tho worthless canlno whh
i ruthlessly chewed up the plain
tiffs' sheep. Attorney Brown is being
oallod tho "Modern Socrates," owing
to his firm assertion of yesterday
The malls txe carefully overhauled when ho said "A dog is all right as
1 letters addressed to newspapers la dog."
CMiTED mess ij:isko wjrb.
Flagstaff, Ariz., Oct. 1G. Presi
dent Tnft Is making nn all-day run
through Arizona hud Now Moxlco,
nnd tho only speeches ho is nchod
ulcd to mnko boforo ho roaches Al
buquorquo will bo ono-mtnuto affairs
from tho rear platform of tho May
flower. During tho day ho will niako brlof
stops at Wlnslow nnd Ilolbrook,
Arizona, nnd Gallup and Wlngato,
Now Moxlco. Tho prosldont will
reach Alhuquorquo nt 5:50 p. m.
Tho Pueblo Infllnns living nt La
Guana, nro to give Mr. Tnft n special
dnnco Into today, and In ordor to
allow them to do tho danco proper
ly ai,top of rjalf an hour, not orlg
Innllyon U10 cohedulo, will bo mado.
Tho Pueblos gavo their annual dnnce
in August, but when thoy loarnod
that tho "Great Whlto Father" wa
to pass right through their town.
tho head mon resolved to repoat the
coremony for his benefit. A potltlon
was Bont to tho president nailing him
to stop nt La Gunn long enough to
seo tlto dance, nnd the Groat Whlto
Father said ho would bo glad to
obllgo his children.
Saturday nt 1 n. m., President
Taft will meet President Diaz, of
Moxlco, nt El Paso, Toxas. The
Moxlrmi pintddcnt, according to dis
patches received by Mr, Tnft, is hur
rying northward toward El Paso
from his capital, Just ns fast as tho
president of tho United Stntbs is
traveling southward In tho direction
of tho samo goal. According to tho
arrangements, which woro mado by
Secretary of Stato Knox and Sonor
Do la Bnrrn, tho Moxlcan ambassa
dor nt Washington, tho mooting of
the presidents will bo n most formal
affair. Diaz will ho surrounded by
it cloud of officers in gold laco, and
Prosldont Tnft will bo assisted by bla
military aide, Captain Butt, In full
M'lform. nnd probably by n ropro
honUitlvo of til, stnto department.
It Is unden-taod that no unofficial
personages will bo allowod to wlt
ipkb tho firs mooting of tho two
presidents. Stenographers will be
pictont, howevf, who will record
tno words spoiten, nnd later tho In
terchange of lontlmonts between the
t'vo executives mny bo glvon to tho
public.
Tho first meeting will b vory
short. President Diaz will ray a
f nwory goodbye nftor his br of call
nun chat, nnd will return- to Ja nu.
crrous tho Itin G rondo, "At ffoon
Piesldent V.jft tvlliin, his titj',"
tri Rio U'Mi.l. to pay nls-tt-upects
i) Diaz.
Lunch'eoi ly tho prev'l Mi nf M.u
l-nlted '.Me" 10 tho iiral-Hnt of
lAxIco win ' tho no:t link In Tie
ceremonial chain, and, lastly, in tho
ovenlng, tho prosldont of Mexico will
dlno tho president of tho United
States at aurez.
Both El Paso and Jaurez are pro
pared to cok-brato Saturday as the '
greatest day In their history, and
military parades, bands and day
light flroworks will bo features o(
tho event. To celebrate further tho
day, a bull fight will he given In
Jpiirez, to which tho memtera of Mr. '
Taft'H party will bo invited, but
which they will probably not bo able
to uttend.