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Or.BonHl8lorle.l8o;W 1 .! TWICE. A WEEK ROBEBURG PLAINDEALER. Vol. XXXV 4 fcOSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1903. f j f No. 07 CONVICTS . IM Dnifll T ride,:;nat,ral law and that the only 111 IiLV UL I tl,inR t!ly succeeded in doing was to dislocate industry, reduce production turers on Monday in Xew York delivered B ftnwrniiE irn-r a very strong address in which he said : I J 1 1 V fl N IVl I N I "Strikes were violent attempts to over- SHELL CAME and lower the rates of real wares. Ibov I are marked i by' outrages on perknal UfADnril Aim nnim ftr liby. by murderous assults, defiance UrtnUL t RWU U mm Ur".of organized authority, by 3 ouu u vnepiayy 01 me oasesi lwiesjonsi 4 . -. - V UHIII(..U nw , proudly claim tliat they were but eight , murders committed in the anthracite district on account of Mitchell's strike, only four of which the leaders sav can FICERS ARE PRISONERS dose land, und dot not five tousand feet's dare on vas alreaty," and so on with a lot of foolish gibberish that could not convince a jungle ape that he didn't know his business. In one case he has made it win. By impOS- blackmail . HITCHGOOK THE FRIEND ai?old Iady he hascaused her to aban- tltflSSionsi don hpr PTitrr nml fnrfait Knfl, money paid for location and for, pub lication. It is a shame to our man- OF LAND GRABBERS. ''hob"! to have such proceeding carried niiTi luro ADMCn'-UfiTU nin rn oniy iour ot which the leaders say can . on under the guise of the laws of a UUILAWS ARMED WITH RIFLES bejust.yiaid ate,door of organic A CORPORATION RAZZOOPER IS public. This old lady's life has been pent, in teacning- school and AND PISTOLS;ESCAPE FROM EOLSOM labor onlv farfr. Tlm tlio nlnim made that organized -abor does not symyathize with. crime .and -violence, j But J would like- to ask these deluded .4 men if anron'e of these murders has ! been avenged by the law. Suppose that ,lthe Catholic Church, or the Masons or RUNNING THE.ROSEBURG LAND OFFICE, in Folsom Penitentiary, inadea break at, . . .,,.. ... . ' 71: ' nnl nf t W. JL1.1:. morning. . , , , ..... 1 the breakfast hour tMondav morning They seized JVVarden Wilkinson, his grandson Harry Wilkinson, Captain of the Guard R. J. Murpliy, and several other officers and guards, -and, using them as &. .shield against the fire of the gatling 'gtins, proceeded to the armory post, overcame a guard who sought to stay them, armed themselves with rifles and pistols, and escaped across the pri son ranciwnto Eldorado County. A desperate -fight took .place in the ' captain's office, where the prisoners made thiir break. The convicts were armed with knives and razors, and with these they assaulted Warden Wilkinson and his officers. The warden's clothing was slashed into shreds with a razor, but the blade did not touch the fiesh. C. J. Cochran , turnkey of the prison, entered the office durine the assault and seized a chair, with , which he made for the assailants of the officers. He rained blows upon them right and left, but he was felled with a thrust in the back. -It is thought he may die. William L. Cotter, a guard, was cat in the abdomen so that his entrails pro truded. It is thought he also may die. W . C Uhatmers was-eeverelv cut mi head by-the'-razors-in.ihc iands of the convicts, Th.e.QQpx. of the captain's office was-cbveredwitl blood. organization. What a wave -of protest lands, and turninrr thfi lands nvr n would go up if even one murder were corporations, Secretary of the Inte committed by such an organization. ti:i.i..i t . v ..v.JU.B , in Mis sionary work for the betterment of j mankind, and she could ill afford to , lose the money bluffed out of her by , this second rate hold-up-man from the interior department. If we are per mitted to see this agents report on that old lady's case it will probably read '"This entry cancelled for fraud." when in truth and in fact the entry ! was abandoned voluntarily through a .1 . . .. . . I .fine a 1 Vhliaihlt- mai mey won tne antnracite strike and .uiiC.uulu, jjc- - o only four men were ambushed and mur- cial agent (?) It does not appear for f course of tnreat5 the part of the dered in-cold blood. Look atthe case of whom this gentleman is acting as agenfc tlwt amounted to intimidation. Agitator Parks, of New York City. This "agent.n Certainly he is not the SecretaO" Hitchcock will swell up with extortion, but organized labor triumh- Secretary doe3 not rgn' such alh,e,f"ud3 in 0r0n timber entries, antly re-elects him to office. factor as citizenship. Be can't be:wm.ie nk corporation will slide m and XowonderthatthepublicWtomachis the agent of the government for thej50"1'1 and- rebelling against tne tyranny of organi- government offers the land for sale Mr Hitchcck has pursued one rations -which seeminclv orefer to be l xt.. t. i , .. .sfrairrU tlueves and , , fimKr nnA n -n ? ine onlv partv ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, WHO IS TO BE BLAMED . FOR THE TROUBLE? ill STRANCER IN ROSEBURG WHO " HttDS CHRISTIAN HELP AND CARE. fipro w authorized asent. to the last, and the onlv ndpmntA then for whom this special- aeent can lijuuer mnus to-wii: rrevent all m- dividual entries and turn the land over means of doing this, in myanind. is to ' act is the irreat contorations. rnr- to corporations. be found in a widespread and thoroudi stilted bv Secretar--Hitohoock-of. the not. forgotton theMt. organization of the employing interests." Interior i)eFartlnent ."hlierholtz-, 4Rainer Forfest Resen-e-We are watch- The Hod Crn Outinok-" the name itself is enough to , make a . 5nS the Wver Forest Reserve -timid man -shudder, or strike- terror and we dennce that policy as a dis- The secretary of the Hop Growers As- ' rn ih hen-rt nf vrr,n iBA-.H: erace to OUT country that will rnh rfc eociation has issued a circular from i r. ms SifaJImrc tJJ&- li. irxr r ,, ; iu uiatwe priKji on a piece oi land ior ' vac uwea xor llonlnK; . Fowom, Juh 2S. Word wa at the prison this morning that the five ! .. " ' - pi,' i cV. j. the growers , -L.i-! ueaier in town tow two Lired men who were with the fleeinc , . . ore were uo not need ai fc CUI1UUDU tact UlLUb HCICUII .t . . , , . . . they are we which we republish the following 1 y F , lul , i , The combination of brewers and t luc uee VL "erataj. anu. -cnucen, it, , 1 r """-"'"S JU "J ..7 i i , ,. . ; c-n,,n,l- Af i... i l. , DIOatai corTiOmtiftn luiiaiers luia aucceeaea in getting posses- uu"u3 iiuoitm ujww, iniernai eion of the hop market and manipnlat- machinea and corporation land script ' wuierhwtz you are invited -to ing it to their own interest..-They have . while the initial -Ar M." Uk Uke-ke reP'-v to artic!e ai(l if vou desv succeeded only because of the credulilv, : .... it nh.irrA3 wo " of the growers. The IT" ftrUraa aiwji w-.tia ;ia " . Ltt-f.i ir ... , r, iforenoon." The snvu-tii nnliVr r.f inra. . i jcwucn ,uc'jia)C12; tUU lies anU laiSe . X"-",' - . received: . ;:tVinrrmi ,& nA ,vi . W. V fitmuTr'i. I ibicuuiuuua in uruer 10 Siampeiie - - ts " pwuj ui vpic'-nuu " A few. days aeo 'everr f have made legal entry of the land , , ueaierin town tow the s;roers 'theihv-i .n-ctnm KLt;nr t: hasn order.' and'i is .join.. Jns them to a great las of time . , , , , , .. . y , tnev are well supiIied. Today tnri wnv haplrhpri- Thir hurt -inw4 1 . - 1 .;r,ti,0 Lli4eveiy man has-an order, andi is doin ,ftJ V...i , I his best to cause the grower to sell his ..-a ti. t.'.- , holdings, Ambulance Driver T. C. Brown reached the prison. They had escaped from the convicts during the excitement of the battle yesterday afternoon near the hotel at Pilot Hill. Klenzendorf made the following statement: "I was forced to march with the mur derous prisoners along -with the warden and others officers of the prison to the Armory and stand as a shield to the pris oners from any fire that might le di rected toward them by-the other guards, while that place was broken open and the convicts armed themselves. All the guards were- threatened with instant death if any of as disregarded their orders. We were marched alone at .a lively pace tip through the prison farm and along the road toward Mormon Is land bridge, about thiee miles away. "On the road to the bridgn the war den, Captain Murphy and Harry Wilk inson, the warden's grandson, were al lowed "by the convicts to go back to the prison. Just as we crossed the bridge several shots were fired at us. I jumped into a ditch to escape any bullets that might come my way. When the shoot ing commenced there was great confus ion among the convicts. On looking back in the direction of the shots I could see Guard Tom Ryan with his rifle taking deliberate aim and at that mo ment there waaa flash of smoke from his gun arid I saw Convict Tt. M. " Gordon drop the rifle ho held and fall to his knees. He staggered by and crawled in to the brush at the right of the road. "At that moment Convict Roberts pressed the muizle of the rifle he carried against my head and ordered me to walk between Mm and the direction from which Guard Ryan was firing." ArralgaraeBt of Lador Union. D, 31. Ferry, of Indianapolis, president of the National Aisciation of Manufac-, and by taxing them with extortionate . hold, sums -of nionev for stenoirrarthers. Court Decides Airs, tirubbe. In Favor of The following decision was handed UOWn in the MItimil . Ontirt nf Satan At the Central Hotel last evening a young lady giving her name as Cecil Porter was found in an unconscious con dition lying on her back on the floor in one of the bedrooms with a revolver concealed in the folds of her Abojt a week ago the young lady ap peared before Mrs. Krakenbenr. the landlady o! the Hotel, and tellinc hpr x hard luck story Mrs. Krakenberg took her in and told her she would keep her until the could find her employment. A go. J place was found for her but then she absolutely refused to work. She was then told that she must work or leave the house: She went up to her room and soon after was found lying in the power of the deadly potion as above stated. The supposition is that after first taking the poison and fearing that it would not work, she went into the bedroom oi one the men near by and extracted a revolver therefrom. Then as the poison begin to work she fell to the floor. Drs. 1 uGas and Fiher at once sent for who with Mrs. Kraken burg worked with her most of the night and at an early nonr this morning shi began to recover. Since she, has been in town ehe has absolutely refused to give her name and she repeatedly told Mrs. Kraktnburv that no tne in Oregon, ever knew it or ever would know it. But this morning after the had slightly re covered she divulged the secret to one oi the -waitresses atthe hotel, and said -her name was Cecil Porter. She srires her home as Jiarshtield. She says that no matter what it happen she will make an end of hertelf. At nine oclcck this nwrnimr hv was taken to the coun ty poor farm where she will be kent under guard. If all rrnuvr-a ttrmM ... w.. , ivl ijmiviiiflt lueir hups, tiiere is no question' about fw: W ctnmonL.wj.-, i... the result. There has not been a rear; - i I- . Monday. sine 1SS2 when growers 'could control j ffT "PP to be p. B. Waite, executor, resxlent, vs. the market so well as this year. Xever ' ne 01 th.e rawe3t rafU even Sec" J- H. Grnbbe, et ah. anpellants; ap before were stocks so low. as they are j retary Hitchcock has conceived. It j pealed from Douslas county, Hon. J. Y. at this time. Brewers must have theie ; ranks with the proposed Rogue River -1 1Janilton judge. Reversed. Opinion by .uro uA nuu iuc iich cruji, in o.uer to make beer a certain quality. Re- fro frlltirv 1 r jmn .1 out of five for shortage. Oregon, 70,000 ; . ms statements and the known property of the estate, of Fendal Suthcr California, 43.003: Washincton. 32.000 : i po'JCj Oi ine secreian tnat the peO- Im. ilecea-ed. Tj.- defendant Kntf New York State, 40,000; total, 185,000 'pie are to be either caioled or intim- Grnbbe da inis thut she was given the bales- id.itwl nnf nf fliair mt i money by her father. . The Lnited States will need for con- iv , i,!, i r At the tml. all the evidence havinc acre as contemplated bv thf r.nlt., utuuiesi, compeiiea to pay a . large motion of i he Forest Reserve. It annears from the I f iS0al; Juti, 'ol ve.-ton. 1 he opin mannerof the special agent, together' in i"" ! School Lands at $2.i0 and S5.OO. At the regular meetinz of the State Land Board yesterday, in pursuance of a decision rendered by the Attorney-Gen eral recently, holding the act passed by the last Legislature invalid and not -binding npon the Board as to the price at which school land should be sold because school land was omitted from " the title, the Board made an order fix- inir the price of school lam! nt sn i- sumption 200.000 baleg for the year 1604. ul . been submisted. the circuit court, ujwn and raisinL-the price of all school lands r,ngananasa aonouui crop ot 400,000 . ' "i "- " motion 011 tie piatu'itt, directed the inrv i located within nrODOsed tcmnnmrr for home su 01 mone; I or a lot ol nonsensical 'to return a verdi tin' his behalf for the drawals for reservation purposes, to prmnnr'a tfj?timf)nv Without, xrnrmnf nf entire sum. jlnl. iiu'l. imnt Imnno U.-,r, I S rr nr.... Tl. r , .. - - ...... 1. . VA. iw . - ' s r k nv t'v- iimc. a.uv uittt; ui luuemniiT 1 1 r , ... . ... irautiuu acturuiuciv. ine aeienciantfi hundredweLzht, and requires use 800,000 hundredweight. Germany's, testimony crop estimated at 25 per cent less than Th Inw nrrtnrlos ctnfa nnasfiAn? a render 4 last year, and there is not a crop in the ntA wi- ' .rlaPlxl . v. v o uvri aii ucak uaiiL'er 1 1 11111 . uuto Munrziuu in 11 in nnminn pw reduce this al Pr00f- then does fers to the main point in the testimony submit this xmcncocK benu a man wno nas t show that shortly before his death is not in great lice, which is sure to estimate. I respectfully csuiuaie. j. respecuuny Euomit tnia ""vvvn. sjchu a man uu nao i" enuw iiiai suortiy ueiore nis death letter to the hopgrowers, and sincerely ; neither diplomacy, experience or the ! Ir- Sutherlin took his daughter into the hope they will use it for their own profit. 'commonest kind of business ability Km,en anJ showed her where the 'money "Jab. WiKSTAKucr. j.- r. , , . ' 1 was buried and that 10 months ftir hi. "JaS. WtKSTANLET, "Secretary" The New School Building. to encumber the record and impo . erish the citizen, with a heap of silly J trash wholly irrelievant and foreign to ! xl ? r 1 line issue, une mean3 aaoptea dv Next Jlonday is the .day set for the I this meeting 01 tne citizens ot JJietnct Xo. 4, i ..sii nri. . 'v liuorinanoi tJi a. .u- : , ' silly. When a Derson annears before : , . . eicuuuu ui a new - , deposits OV lands was nxed at fo per acre, as con- templated by law. This decision and . order emanated from an application ' from one who wanted to purchase a tract of school land in a section of land situated in the reserve, and maintaining " that, under the neivlaw the Board was compelled to sell the land at 2.50 per acre. The matter was submitted to the Attorney-General with the result that he rendered a decision holdimr Uih net trt vnTfl hnn1 a far tha - " UW VIWMVU V, c high school building to be built on the rf uof r( tha inot a-v f 1. nf ..-. T i. is earnestly requested that every pro perty owner of the district, whether he has children or not to be educated, will be present and offer his opinion whether It is pro or con. Then nobody can say that the building was built without the wishes of the majority of the taxpayers bein? taken into roncidrn tinn Drnn the other hand nhnnld thnp foil the bonds, nobody can ay that they did uut. nave a ciiance to uo an iney couia toward the proW. out and vote in favor of thenew building auu uo an mey are aoie toward tne awakening of a higher civilization in the was buried and that 10 months after his death Mrs. Sutherlin, her husband and son, found money in all the places shown. judge noiverton holds that. "JJy ( invalid as to school land and that the imparting to the daughter the j matter rested solely with the Board to information as to the location of the I fir 1 I ( w w IMS wau A , 'Wiuuj sjwciucauy poinung tnem , per acre, the local office for the purpose of out tnw. i, ;n rtt u t, key to his safety vault, employing the j final payments on certificates of sale Of? very apt figure of speech of one of the any state land unless the certificate ac-" counoil or appellants, whereby she was companied the remittance. This is done" enabled o nnlock it and take the do-J to prevent the purchasers from sending' posits therefrom." .in final payments and not securing a' Therefore hisdecision is that the case'1, deed, thereby escaping taxatifcn. is "Reversed, and remanded such other! making his proof, the agent immedi ately begins a course of slander on the county and state of Oregon in general. ' He exploits his supreme ignorance by statements that; "The country is good for nothing" "There is nothing but a little punky timber on the claim" "You yas pilked, und you vas never seen dose land" "Vat 'cruiser have swindled you yet." I vas made me a swear dat you have never seen proceedings as may seem proper not in consistent with this opinion." : Five Missouri exlegislators were con victed of bribery and went to the pen itentiary at Jefferson City on Monday for terms ranging from four1 to six years. At St. Petersburg the Koove Vremya haB printed a cartoon representing. Uncle Sam driving an automobilo over5 two negros, his right hand wielding a whip and his left supporting the Stars' and Strips, with the mottoes, "Free-1 dom" and "Slavery." i ' At i i T f ': 19 - i ' &i Ml -I t I I r t a