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" I j" - 1 - - ' - - - f-7 " mtw-iiini i,iiw;rpaiVMwMt t , jl.4fc 3AT1IER: SHOWERS1 TONIGHT AND THURSDAY. 'f',-4- l ,! . DAILY 0 APITJlL JOURNAL vol. XVII. SALHM, OUKJON. MONDAY, JULY 1, 1007. NO. 111. FREE LOCKS ENDORSED vmmaaKKuaMmmiimmtf9 tmnm-tMM zwam ..jirimiM.J,. .. .... Oregon's Bright Teachers Take the Capital City ATTLE FOR OPEN RIVERS OCKS AND CANAL ttage Grove Convention Asks Special Consideration for Oregon City' Project-Also Urges Govern ment to Complete Deepening of Channel at Coos Day Tho Wlllnmotto Valley Dovelop- nt jjonguo annual session held at :tago Grove resolved ltsdlf Into a )stlng convention for tho causo of i waterways. That waa tho only !Ject joferrcd to by tho PresIJont calling itho convention to ordor. alBO mado a strong plea for un- : taking tho canalization of tho up f Wlllamotto from Eugene to Cor ilts, and mado a special pica for j carrying out of tho project by stato and congress for making locks and canal free at Orgon ty, showing mat tno entire mmucr product of the valley could be taken to seaboard markets In barges draw ing thirty Inches of water, each inch of displacement of a barge 30x 125 feet carrying twenty .tons of freight. Tho lookngo charge was equivalent now to-75 cents per 1000 feot of lumber, or sufficient to place an embargo on this means of water transportation. Tho Cottage Grove Lcador has following report of the proceedings of tho conventien: Endorsed by Governor. "Tho Christian church was filled to overflowing at tho evening session, a number of ladles being present After music by tho orchestra, Gov ernor Geo. E. Chamberlain was In troduced and spoke on tho "Cause of Progress," stating that one of tho main causes for tho great progress being mode In Oregon, is due largely to tho Lewis and Clark exposition, that' being tho first great effort of tho people of Oregon to advertise their stato to tho world, the result of which Is now showing itself. Ho also spoke encouragingly of the great good being dono by tho D: velopmont Leagues of .tho state, and urged tho peoplo to contlnuo to ask and demand of tho national congress sufficient appropriations for tho Im provement of our harbors and rivers. IJattlo for Open River. "Hon. B. F. Jones of Independence being absent, hi subject, "Tho bat tle for an Open Rlvor," was ably pre sented by Col. Hofor. Col. Hofor-lB ,an' enthusiastic boHovor In wntar- ( Continued on page six.) BURNS SQUIRES BATTLE MORE JAPANESE NONSENSE. Conteinplntc Boycotting All Ameri can Goods. BOTH CONFIDENT Interest In Fight Mounts to Fever Heat and Squires Is a Favorite In the BcttingEx-Champion Jeffries Will Referee the Fight. Toklo, July 1. Tho nowspapers hero having correspondents In San Francisco have ceased ,to hear from themp and the Impression is prevail ing that the people in San Francisco aro Influencing tho correspondents not to serve their papers. CHICAGO STM PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE Slaughter Prices r in Every Article in the Store Until the 4th of July matter how low a price you set on any artlole, oomo here and ve will (sell you itht Mme article for lee money. Wo will let no iouso undersell us. ihis Year's Latest and Newest Goods Vill Be Slaughtered Without Mercy. Jet Our Prices Before You Buy a Dol- pr's Worth Elsewhere. This Is now rs Dene: San Francisco, July 1. With tho Squires-Burns battle but three days away, intcrost in tho mntch is mount ing to tho fover polnnt. Opt of town sports aro beginning to nrrivo, and tho seat salo Is booming. In tho statements today tho fighters say they don't expect the battlo to go 45 rounds as scheduled. Burns expects to win Insido of 15 rounds, and Squires Insido of 11. Squires Is now an 8 to 10 favorite over Burns, with but llttlo Burns monoy In sight. It id thought that Burns' backers wlll wait until tho last mlnuto beforo sending In tholr coin. Peel Boiling- Toklo, July 1. Measures of retal iation, Bitch as boycotting Americnn goodB, are contemplated by influen tial political business men, who In sist that San Francisco demonstra tions aro the outcome of racial hat red. According to tho Japanese con tentiotij tho latoit discrimination In San Francisco is a flagrant violation of treaty rights. TOWN IN HEART OF SEATTLE Surrounded By the Larger City Georgetown Refuses to Surrender will ho normlttnri In tho nrnnn nn tho annoxed day of the fight. Jeffries, who will reforoo tho bout, arrived here this morning. Ho will visit Squires this afternoon and Burns tomorrow to talk ovor tho articles and conditions of tho bout, so thoro will bo no mis understanding when tho men step in tho ring. Squires is In perfect trim, and will do but llttlo work during tho next three days. Ho has been training for tho encounter now sov on wooks, and doa not carry an ounco or surplus nosu. uurns win enter tho ring at 17C poundB, and Squires at 181. Tho fight will start at 2 o'clock. LOVING TURNED LOOSE 95o and 50c Drosa Goods. 23c yard: 75o Dross Goods, 35 yard; press Goods, 40c; 50c Sllka, 25; 85c ail", dc; ?i.iu i-ine Uks for 69c; 7c Cailcooa for 3c yard; 8c Lawna, 4c; 12 c awns, 7 He; 15c Dress Ginghams, 8 l-3c; Remnants, Calico, t any old prloo; 12 Ho India Ltnons, yard, 7 He; prices cut M Mecca on White Goods and Musiins; iMawa . i Kta, 1.50; Ladles' $5.00 Jackets, $2.95; Ladies -oais Baits nhn,,t fcoif nrion? IK. 00 White India Linon UHB, m -w w w Ufe uni u w T w -w . t tamely ombroldorled, ?2.95. Everything oiso goes aw,uio - prices. Men's 45c Underwear now 23c; 75e Overalls for 45c; Boys' Oteralls, 25c; Ladles' 10c Hose, 4c pair; La- 20o Hose at 9c pair. Everything go- J fA the line. We are ' ready li you are aoa t vj i your goods. m I hand- r tho same way double S gJLLSK'S FASTBiT GROWING 8I0RB. McEVOY BROS. i comamoAJt am oovmv wiuhw. sua, ok. Houston, Va Juno 29. After be ing out 35 minutes, tho jury this ev ening returned a verdict of "not guilty" In tho case of ox-JUdgo Wil liam G. Loving, of Nelson, managor of the Virginia estate of Thomas F. Ryan, who was placed on trial horo Monday for tho murder of Theodore Estes, Bon of Sheriff M. K. Estes, of Nelson county. Judge Loving shot and killed young E-tes April 22 at Oakrldgo, following a buggy ride Estes had taken with tho judgo'a daughter, Miss Ellabeth Loving, who told her father that her escort had drugged and assaulted hor. Tho Jury retired at 4:45 and from that time until tho verdict was ro- 1 turned tho defendant remained In ' tho same seat ho had occupied since tho trial began, surrounded by tho memboro of his family, with tho ex ception of bis daughter. j After tho jury had been oxcusod, Judgo Loving, his wife and other 'relatives shook hands and thank d each juror for the verdict. Tears streamed from the eyes of both the 'defendant and his wife. Judge Lov ing was surrounded many of his friends, though there was no dem onstration. Foreman McGraw, a merchant and farmer, said that wnon mo jurors retired one of them did not under stand all of the Instructions of tho court, which were read to him. Mc Graw said ho then called for tho vote, Instructing all who favored tho 'acquittal of tho defendant to 'nn helr riKht hand. Every nromntly went up. When asked what J the basis of tho verdict was, ho said 'infa.nitv " Tho stress he sata h been brought or by the story told J Seattle, Wash., July 1. West So attlo voted Saturday, 325 to 8 to bo to Soattlo. This action leaves .Georgetown, a wldo-onon byowejTfAtojwn, with poolroom's fun'-' mng (nrouguoui mo year, except whon tho racing season is. on nt tho Meadows and gambling pormlttod in termittently, an Independent munici pality of tho third class wholly sur rounded by Seattle. Georgetown Is as Independent of Soattlo as though tho town were In Eastom Washing tan, yet If a mnn started at ono end of tho town on a run hq could scarce ly stop boforo ho Bprlnted ovor Into Seattle. In every direction George town now looks out upon Seattle. Tho peoplo of Georgetown cannot got In or out without trespassing upon Seattle, yet tho peoplo of tho suburb hold aloof and refuse to surrender their Independent organization. So far as Is known Georgetown Is tho only municipality In. tho world' that maintains an Independent organiza tion wholly within tho corporate lim its of a larger city. And there is nothing In tho laws of this stato that permits Seattle to town to surrender. TEACHERS SWARM IN SALEM THE CITV IS THEIRS That Woman lias Captured the Pro fession Is Shown by' the 16 to I Representation-Mrs. Waldo Makes Brilliant and Catchy Address The city was taken possession of today by tho Stato Teachers' Asso ciation. Hundreds of tall, fine-look ing young woman, wearing gray suits and bearing suitcases, swarm tho streets. Thoy mostly hnvo an ear nest, patient look of Intelligence not easily mlstnkon. Thero Is a sprinkling of weather- beaten malo pedagogues, who have boon producing tho citizenship of Or egon, lo theBo many, many years. At 10 a, m. tho largo audlonco room of tho Christian church . was packed with a throng of neatly-ar rayed feminity, with a dado of pbdoV gogucs In dark frocks and sack, coats about flvo deep :en "the -front' .'BbatB'.'" Among thorn were some determined-' looking men from .tho foothills and cqw counties, accustomed to?hapd. ling tho untamed youtkrwiib liavjo a, pleasant hnblt of roping .and thrpw-. ing out each now school 'toachor "who" puts In an appearance ' (Continued on page five). HANGED HAYWOOD CASE DRAGS. Most of the Dny Devoted to Arguing Legal Points. v Boise, July t. Whon court recon vened today for tho 2lBt dny of tho Haywood trial Morris Friedman, a former stenographer of tho Donvcr Plnkerton ngency, was called, and a fight to get Into ovldenco tho rec ords ho copied while thoro began. Tho competency of those documents was sorioualy questioned. Tho nrgu- ment was lengthy but technical. Boise, July 1. Judgo Wood ad mitted tho reports of Friedman much of it being n rehash of pfovloue- lostlmony, and all tho reports showed was that tho PInkorton's ab solutely controlled tho situation In ovory union. When tho luncheon ro coss was called Darrow was atlll reading from those reports. fy FRANCf SMUIUMIY 18 DEAD. Noted Temperance Advocate Pwhhch Out Peacefully nt Los Angele.s. ' " ' 'i .Los Angeles, Cal., July 1. Fran cis Murphy, tho notod npostln of torn poranco, Is dead. Tho end camo peacefully yesterday foronoon at the rcsldonco of- his daughter In this city,, w.horo for thro owcokij ho has boon 111. For mora than a week alt hopp .of .recovery hadi boon-glvon up', dud,, tho ono offort which tho 'physi cians "mado was to sustain life tinttl .members of his family reach here from - tho -Bast, , The .Immediate 5VUje pt death wag -diabetes.;. a ' I jjit his bodsldVwore his dovotod wjfo and son, Thomas 13d win Mur lhy. of Philadelphia. Llentenant qQvornbr Murphyj of Pennsylvania,, and another son, together -with their families nro oxpected.to- arrive hqra tonight. PI3ASANT8 WILL NOT WORK. WHITE compel George- BRUTE STILL HUNTING ROCKEFELLER. Wealthiest Mn in tho World Hides From tlio Jmw, Now York, July 1. All efforts to locate Rockefeller havo failed so far. United States Marshal Honkel, armed with a Chicago subpoena, searched all night In tho vicinity of tho Prentice villa, and says tho search will bo oxtonded to all parts of the United States, If necessary. Dalton, Ga., July 1. Twenty-five of Dolton'8 best citizens overpowored tho jail hero at 1:30 this morning, dragged Dock Posey (whlto) aged 35 from his coll to a bridge, where ho was hanged, for assault on his stop- daughter, aged 7, who died early this morning. Posey confessed. i o - Fifty ThoiiHAiul ItallHH Farm Labor em oh n Striked PORTLAND BLOCK ! hold Chicago, July 1. Marshall Hen kell this morning sent" word to Dis trict Attorney Sims that ho expects to serve Rockofollor today, also Wm. Rockefeller and C. M. Pratt, o Volcano GetH Ilusy. Chill, July 1. Valvela dispatches announce the RinllahuH' volcano Is showing renewed activity, and la now ejecting columns of boiling water. It has caused the death of 15 Indian families and a score of cattle. Tho eruption stopped the course of Dapasuin river with lava, and this dam broke flooding tho surrounding country. Great explosions are caused by molten stone striking tho water. o .. i .i . Will Settle Mayor TaHgle. San Francisco, July 1, Langdon will take up the natter of the legal status of Actlsg Mayor OalHgher In the superior court this wk, to de- ttrmittt itla exact iltmttng. It is the ead of the fiscal year, and there are many unpaid bllla, which demand BURNED Portland, July 1. Tho flve-8tory brick block occuplod by Archer & Schanz, wholesalo druggists, wns de stroyed by firo this morning, Loss, (150,000. o STRIKERS NOT CONFIDENT. Tho Telegraph Situation Unchanged. Remains T Chicago, July 1. Tho officials of tho telegraphers' union bollevo tho crisis will bo reached today. Many operators do not axpect tho union to win under tho present guerilla tac tics. All seem anxious for a strike hero, claiming tho crippling of a big center like Chicago would make them victorious. - a A Ufg Slwtke Somewhere. Cheltenham, Md., July 1. The observatory here has asBotinec'd the record of aa earthquake shicr be ginning t t,Ji this morning and lastlag soMe tDae. The aeverest sheck: occurred ai 8:20 to 8:28, the greatest mottoa feteJag from north to south. The rocklag of M earth waa more dUtlact thaa thai caused by the Klngeton ahoek, and greater than Una of the San FrancUco quake. , Rome, July 1. Sorlous agrarian troubles aro occurring In tho roglou botwoen Vonlco and Bolegna Troops havo -boon dispatched to quiet -tho peasants, Fifty thousand peasants nro on a strlko, and refuse to work on tho farms. Blood has been shed In many Instances. - o WcHtern Union Winning. San Franclaco, July 1. With a forco of SO men, which it now claims to havo at work, tho Western Union declares today it Is handling Its busi ness In bettor shapo than at any tlmo since tho operators went out on strlko. It Is also claimed by tho company that two strikers returned to work Sunday, Sovoral San Fran cisco branch offices reopened today. -o Shake up the Yankees. Portsmouth, N, II., July 1. Earth quako shocks havo been felt at In tervals today rattling windows, knocking things from tho Hholvos. Sometimes It was half an hour bo twoen shocks. o 'Poor I'lnco for Shelter. Youngstown, O., July 1. Three of a party of 25 men who crawled un der tho cars for Bhelter during storm wore killed and ten woro In jured today whon tho engineer start ed tho train. GocIIicIn AVI11 Ktny. Washington, July 1. Col. Goth ols, chief engineer of tho Panama ca nnl, cabled Taft a denial of tho, re port that ho desired to quit. : o,,, - May Sutton Winning. London, July 1. May Sutton to day defeated Miss Moyor by a score of 6-0 and C-3, winning tho fourth round In tho ladles championship se ries. Dr. J. F. COOK TXl MOI worn BOTAHIOAL IKKWOH, 0 t4 xrarara snunn1 lMKAgfl OALIi 01 Mt, ooiwmurATxoir maoa, I" 4 -' M . h 1 '! 1!" - 1 ' . i J ' 'St ' , i th Judge by o aauw. 1 ,TT