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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1906)
SnOWBBS TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY .TWO EDITIONS DAILY AT 230 r. M. AND -1:(H) T. M. DAILY CAPITAL JOTJBNAL. VOL. 2CVL SALEM, OnEQON, TUESDAY, MAItOH 20, 1006. NO. 63 MOODY ATTACKS PACKERS Ridicules Demands for Immu nity and Defies Them to Produce Authorities Chicago, March 80. Attorney-General Moody returned argument Ih the packers' cuse this morning, lit at tacked the decision of the courts pre dtieed by the attorneys for the defend ant in mmtort of their eonteeelene. lie dwmred they could not elte a Ma- ( which they emmet prevent, sad eaek glo esse la support of their elelme. He kve the sense of the necessity of klr rvo a powerful and, lucid discussion of .' issceee-. The reason why the or--tho law of immunity, ami said it wnV R"l werlemea have less mm than impossible for anyone to so construe'.' other for the church, If tech Is the congressional law as lo make It!1 '" " bo because they are or ih means of evading pentbment for ft""! ud their Sunday meetings crime. He a.vl.1 the btw is eowpuleery the tk pleer of ekurch meet lap, am) by virtue of m febdiment fir the of-! them the from the ebereb, A feneo described, ami congress could Not paw a law to be used as a mean of protecting violators of other mws. He oaid if the peckers committed no crime J thev should- have nofcainr to fear. He. raid if the ooateutloa of the packer ww umetd every dMIajrwiehed dtisca cf the country could break the laws with Impunity, flock to WaeMagtflu ami claim immunity. He provohed a muujfc by eawiajc ho could Imaulae Swift and Armour moetlax MockofcUer la Waom Jnjrto aad saying, "Oood morain KlwfeUcr, had your Immunity bath ct a Providence and tko Werkingmctt. It tc a eurieue exjdaaaVlea of the arad of rclioua unbelief among the world nRtwnt that I'aul Ijafarpic fjlves tit r derma feefclUt Jourmtl. He tB that M is natural for a capitalist, j or the farmer or small shepke!, to 3-Hk to jirovideMe for fod weathor, or .iWjKMK8 of their possesion, while CHICAGO STORE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE caocjummmmacnmmmmmamNammHmnuemiaaaammiaimaMM Millinery LADIES' COATS, SHIRT WAISTS, AND NEW BIRINa SUITS. NOW ON BPKCIAL UAIM and will be sold at price that will quickly ad vertMo thw departmeat ae the beet place lu Salem to buy your ready tc wear good. We are not locking for big profit. It is a big volume of hoc iaeM wo are after. We want to make Ux salec for our competitors ' coo. Thai ia the reason why wc do the buelneac and sell our good at uoh lit tie prices. MILLINERY. KvMy hat trimmed or uatrlmmed in this 'department Is tbie season's latest prodnottofl, bought from the beet miHiaery houses in New York Mti Chisago. Here are a few of the styles: The Qago IIU, the Nspob eon, Ulo Daontlesc, the Hyde Park, the PavoriU, the Evangeline, the Preach Sailor, tho Now York Ean ty, the Psjrts Novelty, and dozens 0 at others, sob! at prices that will make quick sales, Trimmed hats, 11.40. tl.di, tfJBQ, $i.9t, 3.S0, HM aad up to 8.50f all worth double the price we ask during the sale. We want to kd the kuiies knew what is doing in the millinery de partsseat of the Chicago Store. oUHSUMBBsaBnasoaooMOMBaossBcnaaamasBSSSHsusBso Don't forgot that we are Salem's Silk ScUers. Brory department throughout the estue store is stocked to the brim with up to dcto new goods. ialemsGdfeafestGfowingSWe IcEVOY BROS. the workingman oifM nothing but bis bands, nml feces that It is his own ta bor and) no gift ot heaven that supplies his want. He sees no Heavenly lath er giving him his dully bread, however much he may iwiy for it. It h the phenomena of nature, says Mr. Later friM that moke the countrymen believe in specters, wiiehes, magic awl divine intervention, mh of which the work man mm frem his factory window. Tbm m more Ingenious than convincing. The one thing in which one sees the In- 1 tervenUon of providence, and which calls for lrayer, whore one Is met keipleeg, I the mutter of sickness nml heal tit. Alt tktc m mmmm to nM mem. Really, It m dlMeuk to sec tkmt farm rs or merchants depend lees en their own labor or skill then do factory , haa'a. Huch have their bard times, ! further exj4wttloN Is lr the fact ll the ehurohee are supported by the ueney of rioh men, who are regarded as '' natural enemlofc The 'Iudepen' tut A Q wig cf Bnnditc. Wawhlnnton, Murok . Major Hnrm I feoU, who hue just returned from the rwltpptues, and who tried for eight WffnTJPw niPPrH9yfj VW AiTtM icTOM Mount Isjo wlUwui Auhtlntf, oVcwros thai tkoy are aotklue; but baudlta and outlaws, who nolo have turned aualnei Um mull the inoaMtanM of the Island, He says they ace retmrded by the Pllb piaos ae wo would a Jesse .lames uann. rrwico and (lormany Agree. Ioadoa, Maek 10. The Itoeutn; Xewn aayu IVimw and Oormany have reaehet) a agreemeat at Algeolrai, and all dRager of a dUagreomeui at the Moroean aoBfeiosce ia pftt. LADIES' SUITS AND COATS ltvery one of them sparkles with nownoHt they are direct frem the best manufacturers in America. To make tbts department Mill more popular wo will sell pretty eeaU and suits during this sab) at prioos that will convince tho closest buy era that the Chisago Store is the correct place to buy your ready to wear things. Salts of varied materials of the latest weaves, from . .8JQ to tf 18 San Gray Panama Suits, beau tifully trimmed and made price $10.90 $o90 New Covert Jacket ....3.4S $10 New Covert Jacket ti.90 Tho New Long Box Coats, juit ia, sale price, (8.90 and lltJM. quick sellers. SHIRT WAD3TS. Bvery lady that looks through our now shirt waists is eurprlted at the grand aceertmeat, their beaaty and now styles. We can shew you waists from 4Se up to Hi 90 doc fife White Lawn Shirt Waiets, handsomely trimmed, sale priee , 4&e IS doz. $1.50 White India. Linen Weiste, beautifully trimmed, sale price. .. age Special prices right through. Corner of Commer cial aid Court Streets CLAIM TO HAVE SIMPKINS Itiebee, Aria, Mar eh SO. K. 3. Simp kins, the fifth man wanted ia the Qftf enter Stceeeaberg see net Ion brml, was arrested whMe erosng from Mo lee to Naee this moral mr. aad jailed. In Tombeteue, awaltlac; oxtradltloa. He fled to Mexico from here two weeks ago. Wmim SoA-Level oanal. (Four O'clock Bditlen.) Wnohlnirtou, Mares. 20. John V. Wallace, former chief engineer f the Punum. eansd, waa beforo the souffte committee this moraiug, and endorsed the majority pmn of the consulting or gineeru favoring a son-level canal. e John D. Is at Home. (Pour O'clock Bditlon.) lWweod,X, J., March K). Dr. Ir win Hucno, who has Ihhh nttemtlNg XockefoMor for two weeks, spent 1 mincrtcM at km home this morning. Tn toe cud of kis vkdt he mainmlMed ! leoee when noked about the oil mug ante. Must Oraft Reeky. (Pour O'Gtook IWItlon.) Chloag, Mwrok M.-At the gntoW of 4R otHoVsjta, A. W. horror de livered an ad'droM at the University of Chkmgo today, declaring the unlvuMOty wno operated at a lorn of two nod a half million yearly, or a loos of $1JKK for eark nttxmnt. SUPREME COURT MATTERS The H)H-ome court hamled down the following dcofalcna today, Tuesduy: IOum It, Iron and Milbort P. Price vs. Honry WeMermire, rospoml oil a appcNl from the circjuK court of Multnomah county. Hon. A. P. Soar. Jr.. Judges Judgmont nftiriwod. Opinion uy jmlffu Mooro., IUaJHiwia IML raouondouL a. IMiw P. I'nyno and Heury KNppor, uRcoutoru of the octal of Jamos LyUte, do aood, appctlaMoi appeal from tko cir cuit court of Jooepoiuo eouuty. II. K. Kaiwa, jodgci Judgmoni nlNrmod by Judge Ilniloy. inOMp istclw, r.fsodwnt, vs. M. K. Phittipc and Ultra M. tnUllipc, appol. lantsi appeal from tho circuit court of Moiinsisiili county. Alftod P. Soars. Jr., JuV. Ofioion by Judge Hoant Tovorcod nml dlomUml The Ooodnougoi Morcantim i Stock Compaay. roopoudeot, v. 0. W. Ituok. dofondunt. and fJccll Onlloway. iruo- leo of oacnte of sold 0. W. liuek. ami tho Imuk of Wgln, npptdlsmt; nppoal from the eirooit court of Union coun ty. Hubert HakiM, Jmsgoi IadiUa, Kovcmbor torn, lm rvorcod aad dio mbmed January , IWd, iu opiaiou by Judge Moacc. PctlOoa for roboaring dooiod by Judge Moore. C. 8. JoeUoa, a(tpejaiit, vc A. W. rHournc ami H. J. WfUoa, rcopoa4om appeal from Douglas county J. W. HumiHoa. . Judgmout of lower court afslrmod by Judgo Moore. Oeorgo 0. Sfteagul, at l. respond cads, agaioot gtnihroula Jcsoup, appel lant; appeal from tho circuit court of Marion eouaty. WiMhwn Omlloway, judgo. Affirmoia November XT, lfi affirmed by an opinion of Judge Moore. MoUoa for rokoariog k denied i in an opinion by Judge Holley. Mark Skiff Piles Nctloc Murk S. Skiff Mod today his of candidacy for Republican represen tative ttm Marion county. He nayst "I believe that a Xspubtioaa candi date for United State seaaior should be eemimUed and elected in the seme meaner no any other oAMoe is sited. I stand against groft of every form; for strict economy in our state govern ment; for a budaoiM administratme; to ..i.u V .. . . , L i ' abolish all but oee normal esae1; for natienal and state aid for good roads." He wishes these word placed oa the ballot " United States senator should bo nominated aad oleeted by the peo ple." f, Marriage Licenses, A marriage Jteeaee wee granted to day to Oeorgo 6. Bcckser aad Labj Blanche MePerlanc, both of Marion county IVINS IS ON TRIAL Ohieapo, March M. NJekrd Ivlne, who m Mag trio4 for the murder of Mrs. HolMster, woe oroee-exa mined to dky ly the proeecutlon, . The etotw'e attorney ached hem conuornlng bis for mer etojdormoat to show Ih what way be was conolderod Mentally reepefr sibk. StoHdord OU on tiio Oarpot. 8t. Ioum, March 0. Attornoy-Oon erul Hudley said! this moridngt "If the Staodurd, by admitting that the Standard absorbed the ItejwWIc, ex pected to affect the litigation It would 19 disappointed. The move m expected U prove abortive." Hadley will leave for New York to open tho oil bearing March 8th. He expeota Rogers will voluntarily aipeor ami answer all queetlouo. Tiresome Old Rato Bill, WusMugtou, March 10. An amend ment to the Hepburn bill wits offered in tho house tooVy that would provide a prohibition of tho courts to lue an Injunction until both iutorested parties wore notified five days. The senate con sidered the forUacollone appropriation bill. SALEM MILITARY BALL The Salem Military band wilt give n grand ball at the Armory Wednes day, March ftetk, PoMewtoir are tho imtrenewo secured for tho nwolont! Mrs, T. T. Oeor. Mrs. J. It. Whitney, Mrs. It. 0. echucking, Mr. II, 11 Al lmrt. Mro. Xadoc Xigg. Mr. Houry Oitenbeimer. Mm C. A. Omy. Dances this winter have bsou few. bet very plcoeuut, aad nothing bt to lm spared to make this one a grand oncssn la every way. The above named mdlos wm ate championing the eauec are a pool tiro guarantee that everything will be iwd-ebuM. Tho money is to go to the bond for the purokaeo of meek-needed Inotru Mouta. Tho Moor in to be in good een ditlen for deneiog, nod arrangements will be made to heat the ball Me large amouwt of momiy is to be spent on doc orating, ae every doUor in needed for the band, NevorthceeM etforVs will be made to make the hell appear as nice cwfoV The moin idem is to give the pa trees an enjoyable evening, nod at the sejee ! time meke meeoy. ! Thin migot be coaidofcd one form of charity, ami font i why the patron MMwee have taken hold of it so decid edly. A large) ofweeetm of if piece, cempiiscrt of the hoot tcdoot lu the dty. w to furnish vhe memic, which io a guarantee thot the mueic U to be tlret- Inormatiou will be cheerfully give by anyone connected with the Tickets arc one dollar per couple. m4t . Overlooked tho Seven Cents. (Pour O'Oloqk ttoitlon.) Sen Preeeisee, MereK . Iteperts forwarded by the America n consul at Ouatemubi state that Allan Howard, tb Sun Praneiece broker, who do camped with ieO.MK) beknglag to bin oHeats, and baving his wife, died la that country of yelbw itvtr. When he died he had seven scats iu hie pos- Tor Tenny's Death. (Four O'Oteok Edition.) Sea Prancisow, Marce M. The prc Hatieary azamlaAtioa of Praakle Neil, "SpfaW" KoHy. Tim McOratk aad Jelut Preyne, for manslaughter, the re sult of the death of Herr yTeaay, fol lowing hie eoatest with Neil, began to day. The autopsy sargooa, who ropeat- iJ tostlmeny given at the inquest, K .. -. ' ' . . ' 7,, -w mv PMH. Hk Ammj wv- hemorrhage of tho brow, was the only witnessed examined, and the case was thea continued until Thursday, when Mark Haughnescy, Tbes. Burke and limy Beebe wiH bo tried at the same time as the ether fear. - e- For CesuaitteesuB. Alfred P. Aafrance filed today fur Republican coauMttteman fat East Ba lein prectnet STANDS BY SETTLERS. State Land Board Refuses to Adopt Irrigation Company's Rules. The Columbia Seutkera Irrigating Oamjmny, sueeeeeors to the Three Sis ters irrigation Company and the OoHihi We. ttottthora Irrigation Company, ap peared before the state lend board Mommy, through lie attorney, Seee.ee, Smith. This corpora t ten Is interested in the territory en the west side of the Deschutes river, new' Heed and: eev era wHh lie dttehee nearly tT.000 acres. Some time slues the land Ixmrtl nml the rspreoeutntlves of the Oeiunv bin. Southern Inigetlon Company had practically aurecd eu rule of wooed- ere temt should geveru tho compony In lie deeding with the settlers. The com paey came yesterday with a new set of rules which the beard dM not believe reeeoimbi or complying with the terms end moaning of the Oarey act. A heat ed 'ieeesoten followed between, tho governor nnd other state efflclsbi and the company's attorney. The beard refusml to nppreve tho rules until they were bermoHtoed with these previously agreed upon. The lar4 desire that the reommatlon laws be faithfully ear rlcd OHt. Klllod by SnowsUdc " Wlvertou, Cobx, March 90. Super! a tembMt Ityor of the Shoeemeeah mine, tm the coot idepo of Kleg Sclewan mountain, four mires frem fchl town, telephones tbet a sew elide eceucnl wmre eii 11:)W, MNing twelve Their bedtee bave leon recovered, MULKEY HAS FILED FOR SHORT TERM Hw. Frederick W. Mulkey, of Port land has today filed hie petition as a andtuat a. flt J JcUcHtlUdtson noeuVr Uoh nt the direct primary cleetfoe, April Hk, 'w " wmrt term senator chip, to be Mled by the direct vote of the peoplo of Oregon June itk, next. Ih regard to Stephen A. Uweil'a prop- osltioM io carry oh a Joint ennvnec Mr. ifWikey my he I net averse to It, but weekl dmply be a ktad of referee, ae there b no one else seeking the hoMOr ef the short term. He thinho the eouu ty eeedidelM are In boiler shape to meb a ontopalusi I nan the Mate cnodi dHteu waW bo. Klamath Lake Railroad. The Kin ih Luke Xeltroed Cem pany. of PoUgmwn, Ore, a eerporalloN erjsseUed under the btwu of Urn stale of OaMfornia, hoe filed in the secretary of state' eftlee n deekvetloM of hut- to ewgege in bueinoMr In this, ctate. The eompaej- projiaies building mmI operMting a mllrmMs of standurdj Huuge from Tbcell, 01.. to Klamath Uhe. Or. The Hae wiH follow the course of Kbueoih river, until It comes to the feci of Pull crock, tWeee to a j poit where it will tatercoet the leg ging relkeed of the PekcMOew Suger! line Lumber Oempany, and from there to Kmmeih Uko, The length of the Hue u about of miles. Sact Over aambllng Debt Manhattan. Nov., March N.-Dve A lata, proprietor of a gembMeg resort, wee soot aad mortally wounded by OaeHetf Priix, n reviews koeper, as the reeult of a Uicpute over a gambliag dobtPritx cmhmI to the bills. Pm Not Afraid Of a Test I welcome Investigation into my iiHi.odu-tba only pel else, up-to-date dental moehod practiced In Balem. And all ma- work 1 gimraneood. Teeth Extracted Free Friday, March 30 Tbta wiH give you a ebanee to ro' tmat wbat I eisiw I fcntc Don't forget tbkf daba an eoave carry in tbe tky. Auk about tbe diamond ring I am giving away. Dr. B. E. Wright, The Pain(pss Dentist OAce bear, 8 a. to. to 6 p. w.j 7 p. a to 8 p. a. Sunday, 10 a. jn. to 18 ic Stcaeion! balldlsg, Court atxset. ieanssstlsnauaeanaB PORTLAND ' SLATE NAMED Tsr, Ticket Published in Remote Counties Is This An Effort of the Old Multnomah Machine to Dictate The Norttr Heed, Pees ln, Harbor of Saturday , March lTth, has tho fol lowing ticket printed with heading nnd headline, as given below, appArcniiy an nn Advertisement, ft that paper does not endorse the stole t (Preim Ceo Hay Harbor, March 17th.) nnriniLioAN tiokbt. The voters of Ooes county are asked to support tho following eft mW da lee on the iteimldleHn ticket far state And dmtrlct ofllsore at the rimery on April iOta. This ticket bee been recommend ml to the people by many prominent HepubWcan of Ceo county as their choice for the several eOlees mimed t Per Oengree & It, HUSTON Of Vis'lngtan Vr drealt Jmip U II. HARRIS Of Lane a A. J0U9I1 -, Of Baker Per oeareisery of enVnta OImMTI) oatoii Of Msrlen Per State Treasurer anoMM a, rntjii.H Of Otadkemes Per Attofney-Ooesrel A. M. OIUAVWOItD 'Of Dtuglsc lur State PHuUtr WlLLftj' DUXIWAY Of Mullnomak Ir Uullml State Sewiter 11 R Wntsen Of Murinomali IV Superwctsadoni of INtblU Instruc (Iom J. li. A OK MUM AX Of MarbMi tlsmton for eocgrese ceald vry well bo soModi frho MallttOouili ilia mm W ff 'W WP H'W n W5 HfNnj H l.'l bee made kie campaign from there. Oee. A. Steele l virtually a PerUeml enadidnia, having bis whole campaign made from shore on tho favorite Port mod Wotting pad program. Of tko new tmm for state dmec the only man net boloMgiag etrteely t lorllaad are (nam Oateh, of Mario. and (. A. Jaaau, of Itakor county. What w this but a dan to bog all the oWeoN in Mukaeomh county on the abut that under the direct arlaawy that eeeaty can make the llekott Tho genii iwuea named en the abeve elate are expecting the support of the jHlwiWW VVWi Q& loH frfluVif lH rff)lM state ana) mMehinou, wiH -do weM to dboHa all eeuaeelian with such meek ed of forestalNag the free d ua- ilMlannflnutdulA eaanJfninea nmf Line " f- lu f f "loss i -Br veeepePW pp ePvi7 fT9WTPpw efi making up a ticket to suit vlawwelve. Mag rale should bo sat down on under the direct primary eystem. 1 O ' Cnleage Markets. Chicege, Marob HO Wheat 78 7uU.i cora, it; oats, MUe0. r I ?vi I' gWMB&gsgitgs jyy ilMBP '"iyymj.jg -i",iaaw"'iei' B"