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Tn" " J'V, " ".TWTri(ff ftfcjiwwlft'fiai " .v m f - .ji.j 2 59 ( afc 5 TT 'i V ' : Kill. SALEM, OREGON. WEDNE8DAY, OCTOBER 14, 1903. 1 3 .1 NOfc 236. - -?KVtgr.VT,JF ' . , wpWi6(M---..?ri?.. JOURNAL,;. SB isV r A la m a y '. STWwi yisW i BR PM ' Ud.. UBlLJLaI IB IH iH " LED BY THE CREW Who Robbed tlie wernment in the Philippines RM Killed, Two Wounded, and Four Alembers of the Crew Killed in - Desperate Fight I3E3 ftjtalla, Oct. 14. Constabulary' Of- cerJohnstone, who, witn ,uco.rge Herman fled In a stolon boat, after government supiillos and loot safe, has been killed by the his boat Herman and Con who nccompanlod tho party! oumled. Horninn killed four ineatfors of tho crew, and tho remain- jumped overboard. Aftor the erman put back to Negros and ;uns and ammunition to tho po- abandoned tho boat, which recovered. Johnstone's body ind In tho vessol, and Herman companion aro bollcvcd to bo near Nabalva Dayouan. It itt rpfumeU tho crew intonded to kill ErfjjQnstnblea and securo the money (.stole 'fl t&ulQK hwflBgin. anui;S! mmss goad Along the Coast teurelm, Cal., Oct. 14. Surveyors of IiolSanla Fc railroad have boon In tho jldlnorth of here, and tho lnferenco tliat tho line will bo extended to Portland, Oregon, as soon as the direct coUGjectlon with Snn, Francisco has jJSniade. Work Is going rapidly lahTjSTt on the San Francisco branch, nndltho company Bhows a detormlna JtfQMWTcompleto Its oxtonslous as fast latfJuHnS posslblo to do so. Statos. The Republican ticket, head ed by Henry Crocker for mayor, seems to have been solccted by both Demo crats and Republicans alike, with tho oxcoptlon of a few weak names for supervisors, as that which should re ceive tho support of tho business ele ment The union labor party, while strong and determined In many quar ters, has rqcolvcd some sot-backs, and supporters of Mayor Schmltz tho la bor candidate, nro making strenuous olTorts to offset tho work of dlsgrun tied factions of their organization on behalf of the Democratic candldato, Franklin K. Lane. Lane is a hard worker, and during tho gubernatorial contest gave tho presont governor, Pardao, a close raco. At that time Lane was opposed by tho Examiner, but that paper now glvos him its loyalty, Ignoring Schmltz in Its editorial expressions. Tho Chroni olo is supporting tho Republican tick et straight, aided by the Call, and in most nominations by tho Post Tho Bulletin supported Lane for governor, and has not gono back on him for the mavorality, Schmltz seems to roallze that ho has a hard fight, and is put ting forth all of his enorgy In tho bat tie for place. Ho has not tho support of what is known as the Central La bor Club, and that is worrying him a deal. Crocker will probably spend a large sum of money in the fight, but so far his "sack" has not put (n an appearance. 0 TPMlll JUS SO M en oaasfes? the Bacillists G?eate Salem Commercial Club "Rutlesque State Boafd Of Health ENDORSE HON. J. H, ALBERT AND ROAST WOODS HUTCH Committee of Business Men Created Who Will Defend the City Against Its Slanders Montana Mob Does Business Hamilton, Mont., Oct 14. Sevonty five ransked armed men stormed tho Jail last night, ovorpowored the Jailor and hanged Waltor Johnson from an olectrlc light pole for tho murder of C-ycnr-old Lonnlo Duck. Johnson had been tried and sontencod to hang, but appealed to the supremo court A stay of execution angorod tho mob. Whon first arrosted thoro was danger of lynching, as the crimo was atroc ious, tho boy's body being horribly mutilated. Defore hanging him, the mob, which was orderly, asked him if he had anything to say. Johnson pleaded for morey. iPoTitics 'JiTiTiTiTK twaSw i mtmt tssi Get Warm fFranclsco, Oct 14. Tho mu- campaign that Is now boing by the three parties In this will bo a tost of tho voting 5th of tho labor union party. has. during the past two years, moKomplPto control of the city gov- SrSjHpnt The results will bo watched Interest all over tho United Round up the Tenderloin Salt Lake, Oct. 14. Ofllcers this rooming commonced a round-up of the tondorloin dlstriot In which Lynch, the escapid condemned prisoner, ia hiding with ox-Convict Ponglasa Doth men nro armed, and will glvo battlo. Lynch'a right arm was broken by a bullet during the oscapo. "Wardon Wright Is confldont Lynch will be taken, dead or alive, boforo night I is TsZffi V$P iSsr83"" IF YOU'RE m DOUBT ABOUT WHERE TO TRADE Ask Your Neighbors Who Haye Been Dealing With i Iff YORK RACKET I ur intention is to sell onlv poods that will cive eatiefac- "J lioa and we Bell everything at the closest possible margin of profit. Our great volume of business enablos us to buy at tho lowest quanity pricos. Wo discount evory bill. Wo havo no unnecessary expenses conneoted with the store. We sell for spot cash only. You got the benefit of modorn business ictnous wnen, you aeai wun us. iry Goods nothing ihoes losiery Inderwear Duck Ccwte, Cotton Covort Coata. The famous FISH HltANU and &IIIELD BRAND Shekers. Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store, E, T. Barnes, Prop, Umbrellas Ladies and Mens Furnishings Rubbers and Rubber Boots Action of the Greater Salem Commer cial Club. Resolutions by President Thlclsen, condemning state board of health for retaining present secretary, and asks local health board to act Independent' Resolution by A. F. Hofer creating a committee of three business men to make a statement of the facts refuting the slanders put upon our city. Club by unanimous rising vote of thanks to John H. Albert endorses his condemnation of the state board of health. No action was taken against the Portland paper that has made promi nent the unjust and false and defama tory matters against Salem. The mooting of tho Greater Saloni Commercial Club Tuesday ovenlng do voloped gToat spirit on tho part of Salora citizens. What Dr. Pioreo war pleased to call "(ho commercial inter ests as against tho sanitary Intor osts" woro In evldoncc. and the stnto board of health got a badgering at tho hands of promlnont business men that the local representative did not entirely oscnpe, and, with all his smooth talk. Dr. Pierce at Minos was positively sqimlchad. Duslnoss mon folt that, as the cl$y had bton assailed by the state board, without a chance to be heard In Its own dofonse, the ap pearanco of one of Its members In Its dofenso was Impropriety, and for a time It looked as though tho local rep resentative would be handled rough ly, but bettor humor prevailed, with out lowering the dignity or outraged feollnga of Salomltos. Routine Business. Itoutlnu matters woro ' rushed through. In ordor to get at the main business of tho evening. Tho comlrattee qf Mayor Ulshop, J. H. Al bert and Dr. Pierce asked further time on conforone with J. J. Henry, of the Citizens' Light & Traction Company, about extending the olectrlc lino to Ghemawa. President Thielsen report ed on submission of map and letter from committee on protection of tho Salem water front against encroaching gravol formations. Communication of a tobacco leaf growor at Amity was or dered answered by secretary. Resolutions Roasting the Board. President Thielsen called J. 0. Ora ham, of the aecutive committee, to the chair, and he took the floor to offer the following resolutions, which are a sovere condemnation of tho whole state board of health, by ono of tho largest commercial bodies In tho state the Creator Salem Club: "Whereas, In a recent Issue of the Oregonlan there appeared an Inter view with the secretary of the state board of health, condemning the pub. He water supply of Salem, unjustly, as we believe, and "Whereas, From the tenor of this and subsequent Interviews, we fear that so long as the stata board of health retains Its present secretary, we cannot expect fair treatment, be It "Resolved, That the Greater Satem Commercial Club ur$t the city board of health to act Independently In Its examination Into and control of all matters pertaining to the public health, and. in pursuance thereof to obtain from the highest government authority a verdlat as to the fitness of the water of the Willamette river, as filtered and furnished by the water company, as a public water supply, and be it further "Resolved, That as the number of cases of typhoid fever has been gross ly exaggerated, In ths public estima tion, that the oity board of health be urged to publish an official report as to the present condition of the public most spirited In tho history of tho city, and tho voto polled was tho heaviest over cast, A strong Republican fol lowing did not support Mayor Book- waltor, on account of nntagonlBtn to tho administration. Whalers Lost lrthe Azores, Fayal, Azores, Oct 14. Th'o Ameri can wlmlor Josaph Manta has bcon wreoiod on tho lslnnd of Pico, one of the Azores group, 'and nil on board wero lost. Sho sailed from Province town, MaHs., and carrlod a crew of 15 men. Provlncetown, MaBR., Oct. 14. Tho Mantn was considered tho host whnl or that ever fitted from this port, and was named for her owner, of this place. Sho was commanded by Cap tain J. C. Kratcs, whoso homo was In Fayal, whero ho leaves n widow. Tho crew woro nil Capo Vordo nilu Azores Islanders. Tho Manta left Provlncetown in De cember of 1000 for a threo years' orulan In llm Mnrth Attnnllo. Rlnnn sailing sho has landed about 1000 bnr-1 roU of sperm oil at tho Westum! CANT r . USE THE MAILS White Swan Mining Co. of Baker City Shut Out Lctson Ballict and Pacific Security and Trust Co. Have Ugly Charges Against Them Islands for shlpmont to this country. health, and a regular publication of vital statistics thereafter." Tho resolutions wore ndopted' unan imously, and with great enthusiasm. Hot Shot for Pierce. Tho local reprosontatlvo of tho state board of health was present to dofend the action of tho Btnte board of hoatth, and was repeatedly naked It ho on dorsod tho treatment nrcordod this city by his colleagues, nud Inquirers woro given to understand that ho had no ooiMemnatlon' for that body, hnd filed no minority report, and courte ously roforred inqulrors to that body, On tho final show-down -a rising voto of thanks was tondorod John II. Al bort for his nblo dofonse of tho city's Intorosts Dr Pierco was carried away by local enthusiasm. All aroso but Pierce, and whon ho saw tho dolor mined men standing nil around him ho got up tqp. nut nil his defencos nnd oKouses wero swopt nwny. Ho wnB naked If tho stnto board, in its con demnation of city wator. had nny com parative fncta to go by? Had thoy as certained that only about one-third of tho houses at Bnlom woro supplied with city water, the othor two-thirds using well wntor? Was thoro more Rlcknoss In families using city watot than hi those using well wntorT Dr. Pierce admitted thoy hnd no such In formation to found their conclusions upon, and his whole case fell down. P. 8. Knight's Knockout Itev. P. S. Knight delivered tho stnte board of honlth theories a body blow, that put Piorce out of business. He stated that In seven caswi of fever same years ago ho had made an Inves tigation as to water supply. I'lvo of the seven used woll wator, nnd tho other two used part woll and part city water. Dr. Pierce's embarrass ment became tho object of derision, and could no loiifor be concealed. V. N Derby stated emphatically that ho thought some strong notion should be taken against the state health board, and atialnst the Portland Ore gonlan, which would show them that they could not attack tho roputatlon of the alty without being niado to suf fer the consequences. He askod Dr. Pierce why the sta'o hoard had not re ported their findings to soma official authority, Instead of circulating it through all the medical Journals and newspapers of the United Statos first. He rould not answer Mr. Durby. Dor by labored hard to keop control of his feelings, and said that whllo coming home fronr Portland on the train a short tlmo ago, ho had mot two strung era traveling through tho country Hlght-sevlng, Thoy wero going to Eu gono. and when askod why they did not stop off In Salem, said they woro afraid on ncoount of tho torrlble water, as thoy had ben reading the Orogonlaj, A. F. Hofer moved Uiat the presi dent appoint a eommlttoe of three to tako such mwujtjMM n would place the flub en ncani as opposed to such slander' being cast at the city. The motion was unanimously adopt d IrUnt TMeiMfi said he would appoint the enmwIUH la:r. Prof. Monson isComing San Francisco. Oct. 14. Protossor Frederick Monson, who recently re turned hero from Arizona, whore he has beon tanking a study of prehistor ic romnlns of tho dwolllngs of the an cients who Inhabited that Bectlnu, Is about to loavo for Now York, whore ho will deliver a BOrlos of looturos be fore scientific organizations. Prof. Monson has mado a numbor of beauti ful photographs of placoB he has vis Itcd. It is hla Intention to return to tho Pacific coast by way of Portland, and hojvlll thoro ninko photographs of tho Columbia river scenery, and study tho advantages of Orogon as a tourist Btato. MoiiBon's ploturca aro famous all over tho world, and aro of groat Bcrontlflo value, ns woll" ns of general Interest. Washington, Oct. 14.- The postoffleo department today Issued a fraud of dor against tho Whlto Swan Mining Co., Limited, of San Francisco and nakor City, Oregon, Lotson Unlllot, promotor, nnd tho Paclflo Security & Trust Co., of tho same cities. It Ifl charged they sold mining stock amounting to $200,000, of which thoy Invested only $7000 In tho properties. Tho trust company advertised a capi tal Btock of $200,000, but only $d25 was actually paid in. LotBon Batlltot, of San Franalsco, president of tho Whlto Swan, makon tho following statemeht: No stook has beon sold within two years. Tho totul lwelpts from tho samo stock (Continued on Fourth Paxo.) Ftesfi Today Soft Centered Chocolate Cjcama AT Z i n n ' s 154 State 8t Phone 1971 Main. t f I MHKT3'fl9KoKuT77V91!99r47l'y9t99 The Democrat Elected. Indianapolis, Oet. 14. Unofficial re turns from tho city oJoetiofl ludlcato the leollun of John W. Holtxman, DenweraUo candidate for mayor, over Cfcarloa A. Uookwaiur, the presont Ite publlcan mayor. Tbe root of the tieket Is doubtful. Out of 237 preelaets, ubqWcUI return from 284 products give HoltunfW 90,214; BookwxUor, 19.M8; Hitz. Pro hibition and Independent, S207; plu rality for Holtxmaa 1007 The campaign lias Irftn one of the Out Business ia to soil gooilB, nnd wo nnlurally wish to soil all wo enn, but wo uro more unxious to aoouro tho good will of our cuatomura than to inako snloa. If wo cun BnliBfy ourpntrons nnd keep thorn eat iefiod wonro reiiaoiinbly euro of thoir permnnont custom, und that ia what wo nro aftor, Wo ciurnflbnl to inuko big conces sions to secure trndo that otnys with us. And wo nro plonscd to bo nblo to any that thoso who trndo with us onco usually find it to thoir ndvnntnRo to favor us with thoir continued patronngo. Ladles' Waists Wo havo n fino now assort ment of now fall creations. Ladies' wnista in Oxoids, bnakot weaves, Bodford cords both embroidered nnd plain. Blankets Comfort Tho largost nnd most com pleto otook of blunkets and comfortnblos over shown in tho Willnmetto Vnlloy. Lino embraces oil sizeannd woightu Blankets, 25c to $iO Comforts $ to $30 Outing Flannel Gowns For latMes, misses nnd 'child ron in white striped nnd col ored, plain nud funcy ypko, nentiy trimmed. All oirm All prices. Today OxJy Our 145th Wednesday sur prise unto of high grado wruppera in ill colors nnd sizes. Offered at New Today New Belts Hew Cushion Rlbfcons Hew Waltts. OxfordsauiJ Mer- cerlze i Yestlaga Hew cashere8llk lined gloves Hew vaieoclesne laces Hew Torcbon laces HewClusy laces IUJTiilowd i n .l. m.l.m.m,mll f I'taMTtOI k Mwt kaM UI Clothing That's Right Munt meet every oxpoclntion of thowenror. Asultorovorcoutmny fit right and look right nnd yet wear badly. Fit ana looks can bo teen boforo you buy, but time only can tell about tho wear. 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