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Tsvnt ,1? tf,rT ' ".'n'1." rT'' T"" EATJIER: SHOWERS, COOLER TONIGHT, FRIDAY FAIR WARMER. '$ DAILY CAPITAL rit H1 8 . voii.xvn. SAIiBM, ORBGON THURSDAY, JUNK SO, 1007. NO. 1B. RULES AGAINST THE s -vT;rT33iSJ. my- '"fill TOTTBNAL DEFENSE Meeting Is Joyous As a Democratic Love Feast WESTERN UNION VELDS MIL BE NO STRIKE Tttyrophers Make Compromise Set- tiement WtUi Weslern Untoo and Are Now Negotiating With the Postal Unto Management Now York. Juno 20. An agreo- aent hns boon reached between the operators and tho tolcgrnph "com piny, nnd thoro will bo no strike. Tho operators will now turn their mention to tho Postal for au ngroe nent. Tho Union agreed to meet tho Western half way, both deciding the Westorn Union will mako the promised ton per cent Increase In rtcos all over tho country; abolish the sliding scalo; havo a Btandard rating of pay obtain for all wires, ud all oxtra inon to rcccivo tho ten tho demand that the company fur nish operators with typewriters. Clowry submitted these concessions in a letter to Nelll. It was agreed that grievance? not covered by the concessions be left to a committee of employes and district superintendents, subject to arbitra tion. It was specified In the .com pany's Hotter that there had not been and would not bo any discrimination by the company against members of the union. Clowry says If It can bo shown any omployo was discriminat ed against or dismissed because ho joined tho union, lie will be restored to his position. He says the com pany is not trying to apply the slid ing scalo. o Got Theirs Suddenly. North Yakima, Juno 20. Five members of tho McGinnls gang Mon day aftornoon pleaded guilty before Judgo Rlgg to boxcar looting and various potty larcenies committed EACH ACCUSES OTHER BRAIN , STORM i RAGES STEAMER IN DISTRESS. Iltu Broken Tall Shaft, But Is in No Danger. around hero. Their names aro Wal- PLAYING POLITICSMND CAUSES DEATH Both Sides Guilty of "Skulduggery"--Sheep and Cattlemen Met By Gov ernrmmt Officials From the Inter ior Department Donvor', Juno 20. Tho land con vention this morning bordorol on a Jamc9 mob In trying to decido tho creden tor and "Wllov McGinnls. Parker, Andy Smith and J. B. Dar-.tla,B of delegates. Colorado has noil. Tho prisoners woro sent to the i,,u, " ""i uo omor in-., tt,i.. m, .,, i.w statos represented, and Wyoming is tho judgo has no Jurisdiction wltli!n,oxt- ThCfl0 stntoa ,P80 tho ad- respect to tho extent of tho punlBh-lm,n,8irn"on l'llc- senator amoot nttrat Inflicted, it being left to tho.lj tho-chlof dofonder of tho ndmlnls- dlsoretion of tho board of control. iruion' unu uonouncc8 l maKoup Tho wives and children of tho .ol ino convention na unralr, and also prisoners woro In court whoa tho n" tt Mbtorfugo to uso tho natives of sentence was passed. Tho womon aH tho Western states to volco the wept, tho children screamed and tho Bovancos oi oiorauo anu Wyom ing, unon nncnot bpoko. Plnchbt's speech started a flood of CWcd by Jealousy C. II. Reynolds Shoots and Kills Professor Geo. : Herbert In the Former's Home In Portland Wednesday Afternoon I3an Francisco, Juno 20, Tho stenmor Santa Barbara, carrying pas seugera and lumber, bound for Sari Dlegp from Seattle, Is In distress off Point Royes llight, with a broken tlal shaft. Sho is in no danger if sea romalns calm. Rescuo tugs havo been sont from San Francisco. PROGRAM CHERRY SHOW - . 4( wwr w--w- ., . ... ... per cont Increase. In return the courtroom prosetitcd acono of tur anion waives tho eight-hour day and moll. ;.' ,i Eh MeM CHICAGO STOR PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE Slaughter Prices On Every Article in the Store Until the 4th of July No matter how low a prico you got on any article, como hero nnd wo will sell you tho samo article for loos monoy. Wo will let no house undersell us. This Year's Latest and Newest Goods Will Be Slaughtered Without Mercy. Get Our Prices Before You Buy a Dol lar's Worth Elsewhere. This Is How It's Dene: 50c Dress Goods, 23c yard; 75o. Dross Goods, 35c yard; 95c Drees Goods, 49c; 50c Sllkj, 2G; &5c Silks, 45o; $1.10 Flno SUks for 69c; 7c Callcoea for 3J6j yard; 8c Lawns, 4c; 12 o Lawn3, 7 He; 15c Dress Ginghams, 8 l-3c; Remnants, Calico, t any old price; 12 c India Llnons, yard, 7c; prices cut to Pieces ou Whlto Goods and Muslins; Ladles' $3.G0 Dross Ha'a. $1.50; Ladles $5.00 Jackets, 2.95; Ladles Coats and 8ults about hali price; 15.00 Whlto India Llnon Suits, band omely einbroldorled, $2.95. Everything elso goes at tho samo low prices. Men's 45o Underwear now 23c; 75o Overalls for ran, 45c; Boys' Overalls, 25c; Ladles' lOo IIoso, 4o paJr; La uo nose at ac pair . Everytning goos tno samo -'ug tho line. Wo aro ready If you are don't tor your goods. O. H, Reynolds shot and probably fatally wounded George Herbert, a musician of Walla Walla, Wash., In a -rooming houso In Portland nt 18C Fourteenth street, nt 3 o'clock yes terday aftornoon, becauso of Infor mation innocently given by 10-year-old John Reynolds. Tho boyMd. fain fnMtnt. tl.nf t.lo tn.. ... il, ii-. -34 celvod a strange man In tho parlor Tuesday night, and when Bho failed ,to. koop an nppolntment to moat her husband at tho bathing establish ment at 2:30 yesterday aftornoon, Reynolds BUBpocted mischief and wnnt to Investigate -jaii25SKB.liWES? JitCy?0r having .lili.liBtlilnOTtjib; lerifa 10 proven; a-scene, rincnoi 'iisnmom, ovuiontiy uolloviMg a & held his own In answering, and It was finally docldod that Pinchot and E. W. Bell, of Montana, debate tho Wlxlni'Mljiy, July 101:80 p. m. AddrosB of welcome, Goo. F. Rodg ers, mayor of Salem. Welcome on bohnlf of the Salem Board of Trado, H. B. Thlolaon, president. RoBponso on behalf of fruit grow ers and nurBorymon, II. C. Atwoll, ForeBt Grove, president Oregon Stato Horticultural Society, Address, F. W. Powtr, Snlom. Commorcinl bulb growing, A. Ling ham, Puyalluj), Wuah. Evening SchkIoh, H p. in. "Marked Lino Botwoon Inferior jBOtLSynyJor NMrry, Stock .' J. A, FIGHT ABOUT NOTHING ARTICLES HARMLESS Magazine Editorials Are Not Rg&al Or Incendiary, and GamMt Affect the Haywood Trial In Any Shape Or Manner wliolo ucstion this afternoon. o GOLD IN GRAVE YARD Sydney, Australia, Juno 20. Gold minora aro rushing to Ballnrat, whoro a cemetery Kravo dlcKor struck gold-boarltiR stono. Tho vein Is 19 Inches thick, and claims aro staked In tho conwtory. o . pollor was In his homo, Roynolds placed in hls.pockot a 38-callbro re volver, and hastonod to tho houaa. His. wlfo had Just telephoned him thnt .alio was going to a pnrk.for tho aftornoon, nnd would not bo down to bco him. As Reynolds stopped up onto tho front porch, hb caught Bight of IiIh wlfo and a Btrango man, whom ho declares ho hnd novor soon o- nro- vIouBly honrd of. Tho couplo woro .within tho hnllwny, and halted as though startled beyond mensuro nt 'tho Biiddon nppenranco of tho hus band. Scouting HurlouB trouble, thoy fnltored and honrd tho ominous words from tho lips of tho now thor oughly Infuriated man who confront ed thern: ' "I'm onto you." Hardly had RteynolJs uttored thoso words, his volco Blinking with uncon- Tohl Ills fk'crct Too Soon. ' Now Vnrlf .Tnnn on Tnmn. ttfn dell Tuesday confessed to Coroner 'l" 'T1'0"' T !" h.ll)pQd Arcltolll nnd Assistant District At torney Mnnley that, In furthtorauco j of a sulcldo pact, ho shot his wlfo at her flat In West Nlnntv.nmi atmnt i Warden .ii.i not i,nu, it,,. cringed behind Mrs. Roynolds, topsy had disclosed that his wlfo was TV" I'T? Untl1 .lh? dead when ho firiwi tm i,nf in flrBt "hotrnngout. Sho then rushed . i.-i r,...,.. .... . .. into a sldo room, whero Hho out his revolver and stnrtod firing at Horbort. At tho first sign of tho wonpon, Professor Herbert dodgod nnd who her brain. Inhaling Illuminating gas had caused her death. Wardoll'a admission has added something unusual If not unoreoo dented to tho annals of crime In this city. Just what chargo will bo based 'upon this oxviowledgomont of an In tont to kill, tho coronor has not mndo known. Mrs. Warden, who was oi ;, and strikingly nttractlvo, was' found dead Monday night. Wardoll re mained, until tho entrapped music teacher, -exposed to tho deadly flro, received one bullet through tho ab domen and ono In tho right hip and ono that shnttered his right Bhould jor. I In desperation, although mortally wounded, nnd whllo ho was still tho m .. target for tho shots of tho husband, 19 yeara.1 t, . .... ... . ' i luiuaaur jmruuri mauo ono lorriiic efforj. nnd dashed headlong out tho told tho police that his wlfo had .hot:'? d,0p' paii1,df Hoyn0,J8 l,n ',,B herself after tho two had agreed to'??- Tb ? "J" 8 "?! flrd.' h mnrksmanshlu of tho old icoui being way pay doublo KALBM'S FA8TH&T GHOWDfa 8TORJC. McEVOY BROS. vvm WIMfJMILXAL AITO XWRT fmUUtti. lllA (nirnthnr IIIu nnnrn.,n nlln1 him when tho tlmo came for Belf-de-."Lmf unerrlne. every bullet took structlon, ' . iioanng me mortal wounds, rro feasor Herbert escaped from Roy nolds nnd ran flvo blocks to White's pharmacy,, at Tonth nnd Morrison streets, whore ho sank, crying for help. Dr. Whlto immediately noti fied Dr. A. Tllzor, who ordorod tho removal of tho patient to tho Good Samaritan hospital, whero an opora Jtlon was performed In tho hopo of .saving his life. Tho bullota had pierced tho intestines, making 12 perforations, nnd from tho outset lit tle hopo was hold out for hla recov ery. Herbert died this morning. ALKM, OK. Consolidate! Mine. Boston, Juno 20.t Tho copper market today was agitated by tho confirmed report that F. August Heinz and his associates will consol idate his copper mining companies, J having as a nucleus tho Bingham Consolidated Copper Mining Com pany. Tho Ohio Copper Company will bo ono of tho properties to bo Joined with tho Bingham, n Chicago Markets. . Chicago, Juuo 20. Wheat 92 G9l, corn 540531&, oata 4C 46. Not Very Sck. Princeton, N. J., Juno 20.Clovo land staAe today that ho was a sick but sot Mtfkmily Ml. To Fowl Wheeler. New York, Juno 20. Tho Uni versity of California Club tonight give a dlBiwr In kooy of Pr4dt .Wheeler, of tke University ot Call Stewart, 'Christopher. Watti. "Th,e NecelHiltyXjf.Unl'dlfrorrt'V W. D,- Ingalls, Nor.th Yakima, V.uh. "Tho qherry In Sastorn Oroaon," Judd.tGoer, Cove, Oi4,;1 commlsslonor of iNo fifth. district of Orogon. Iorn(iK HoshIom, Tluii-Mlay. European Mothoda," J. B. Pllk- Ington, Portlnnd, Orogon. "Horticultural Laws," F. A. Hunt ley, Tncomn, Wash,, commissioner of horticulture for tho stato of Wash ington. "Nurse,ry Business nnd Legisla tion," Q. W. R. Pens'lco, Onkosdalo, Wash. "Rolatlon of Nursorymon, Fruit growers and Horticultural Commls- slonorB," W. K. Newell, prosldont of Orogon Stno Board of Horticultural, Afternoon Session, ThurMlwy. "Some Lossons of tho Past Few Years," M. O. Lownsdalo, LaFnyotto, Oregon, Parasitic Work In California." John Isaac, Bocretnry California Stato Board of Hortrtlclouu d..-OPP Ilonrd of Hortlculturo. "Tho Applo In, Oregon," H. M. Wil liamson, secrotary Orogon Stato Bonrd of Horticulture. "Notes of tho Senflon," A. B. Cord- iBt Orogon Agricultural College Corvallla. "Future of tho Chorry on tho Pa cldo Const," 0. I. Lowls, horticultur ist Orpgon Agricultural Collogo, Corvnllls. KvmliiK KphsIoii, 8 p. iii.-TrRoccptJon. Moniliig H'sl)ii, Frhlay, July IIS (:0 a. in. "Tho Grapo In California," Geo. 0. Roedlng, Frosno, Cal. "Tho Walnut," Qco. P. Dokum, Portland, Oregon. "Variation nnd Selection," Albert Sweotsor, Stato Unlvorslty, Kugono, Oregon, Addross, W. J. Kerr, president Or ogon Agricultural College, Corvallls, Oregon. Afternoon Session Friday, "Some Distinguishing Marks Bo tweon Superior nnd Inferior Soods, Plants and Trees," A. q, Tllllnghast, LaConner, Wash. Paper, F. R. B. DoHart, Kolowna, B. O. Address, James R. Shinn, horticul turist, Idaho Agrlcu,ltural Collogo, Mobcow, "Co-operation of Frultgrower8,M E. H, Bhopard, Hood RIvor, Oregon. O" Bolso; June 20. Judgo Wood ad ministered a Borlous reverno to tha dofonso in tho Haywood caBO today, when in his ruling regarding tho ad missibility of articles in the Minors' Magazine, hold that bocause the de fendant wan an oflloor of the union ho was rospoiiBiblo for tho publica tion, and bocaiiBo tho articles offered in ovidunco indicated an!motUy. to ward Stouuonborg, Goddard, et al thoy. woro admirable. Darrow and. RichardBou held that the ruling wwr, unjust. Wood ruled, however, that all ninttor offered was acceptable, ex cepting those publlsheil after the death of StounenbbrK. A xreat hoc. tlen it 'the nieVnlRir sewiloii mrnmi Wut'yvTJe,rie(Wyf'riMf--,t..,V lug the. documentary avlrieiiM. At , a matter of iact tlie iwtfact read " ' aVo hardly-of a revulutieiMry ohaV actor, but ra'oro In flneM Vlth'erdliy. ' nry uttoranqds ot trade 3ekrnal: That odltorlnlB aro naturally clam matter, bui aro ontlroly without any advo- - cacy of radical measures or lncen dlnrlBm. Borah, aftor flalshlng their rondlng, offered In evidence u Colo- J rndo doclBlon, Of tho supreme qourt, ", n..,.l......l... II.. . . . . h uuiviiu,iik niu uiKni-Mour, law. Tn defongp objected,' but the court ad mitted It, declaring it ahowed the doclBlon was rondorod In Colorado. Borah also got .boforo tho Jury the doclslon In yio Moyor habeas eornuu proceudlRgs. WARM TIMES IN FRANCE Narponno, .Franco, Juno 20. Spl- dlora Bent to suppress the wlno grow- orfl' revolt burned tho caiuj.s nt War sec, but abandoned tholr position af tor being roughly handled by th populace Ono man was killed al" hlB daughtor wounded by soldlergi who forced tho mob, and scorim were injured. Paris, June 20. An excited de bnto was hold In tho chmahor of doputloa today ovor tho protests and nguliiBt tho vigorous measures of the government adopted In Hupprosslan tho wlno growers' rovolt, and arroat- ng the lenders. Tho reports bIiqw flvo killed and 200 injured at Nar bonne, tho center of tho rebellion, -; 1 i TO ASSARSINATIJ TIK KINO. VJctec- Saye IJotli Will Run. Now York, Juuo 20. Congress man Sulzor doclancd today that Roosevelt and Bryan would certainly be the candidates. He oaya bo com bination of political leader can pre- AnarchlNt Plot to Mur1r ICiiiHiiHcl Discovered. Rome, Juno 20. Details ot a pie hatched recently by anarchists at. mooting In Zurich to nssaRafcwtte King Erannuol, of Italy, aro kaows, Lots woro drawn and tho RMaaelB- utlon task foil to two of the ha. known European anarchists. Car entering Italy aro watched, and there. Is foar at tho palaoo that an attewpfc will bo mado to carry out the' plat. ''''"'''"''l'','"',l"''M' "M MMMMWMMMii Mfc 1 ifmgy Dr. J. F. COOK THX BOTANICAL DOCWOX, uovko to m Limwwnr mnrnm f- c .t"l ! iri .i YtJJfc