THE MORNING ASTORI AN, ASTORIA, OREGON.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER I. !.
A. V. ALLEN'S
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A. V. ALLEN'S
STEHNBERG CASE
Clear
Statement of
Status of Affair.
Present
NO UNDERHAND OPERATIONS
Boise Statesman Presents Fact in Case
in Clear, Comprehensive Manner for
Information of Out sidert Wrong
Impression Abroad.
The following article taken from the
Boise (Idaho) Statesman presents the
present statu of the famous Steutien
berg case and the fact concerning the
alleged "kidnapi of Moyer, Hay-
, wood and Pettibone, in the most com
j prehensive light and is given below:
Communications are constantly being
received which reflect the extent to
which misinformation has been dissem
inated respecting the ease growing ji
of the assassination of former Governror
Frank Steuenberg. One of these is in
the form of a printed list of questions
sent by an organization in Xew York.
It it apparent that the organization
sending out these questions has been
influenced by a desire to learn whether
the charges made against the state are
well founded. Those of our people who
have visited eastern points have found
erroneous impression prevailing there,
this having been created by the activity
of the socialists in their effort to tam-
ceed and convict the men prior to the
determination of the (vending appeal
from the district court, a that was
the only one that rained this bar, and
thus open the way for the trial to
proceed. The suggestion was declined,
and the state court was obliged to de
fer the cmo until the federal supreme
court had decided the eases.
The defence could have had a trial at
once, had it taken down the bar, rest
ing upon the exactly similar appeal from
the state supreme court. It can have a
trial at any time by taking down the
bar, and. without sacrificing any point
or imperilling any right. .
Yet these socialist and other howl
that the Mate has refused to give the
accused a speedy trial!
The men accused of the Infamous
murder have not Wen granted bail be
cause there is no ground upon which
to grant them such favor, The state
is in nowise responsible for the de
lay, aild under the circumstances of the
case itself and those surrounding, post
ponement of the trial the court found
the men could not properly be admitted
to bail. In this state bail is very sel
dom granted in a capital case it is
practically unheard of and no good rea
son ha been advanced why an excep
tion should be made in this case.
STATEMENT OF THE
Astoria Savings Ban:
At the closing of business, August 25,
1908:
Resources.
Least and Discounts
$648,22242
County Warrant... 10,532.00
City Warrants 11,941.84 609,696.06
Bank building 8.583.00 j pede public sentiment, particularly that S
Real estate 10,000.00 j of working men, into an attitude of op- j
Due from banks 117.697.33 position to the state.
; FACE iS BEATEN TO
JUCY PULP
DURABLE DANE'S PHYSIOGNOMY IS
POUNEDED PAST RECOGNITION
LARRY SULLIVAN IS GREAT SUC
CESS AS BUTCHER OF ENGLISH.
Cash on hand 98,990.73
216,6SS.06
Total 901,977.12
Liabilities.
Capital paid in $100,000.00
Surplu 50,000.00
Undivided profit 15,353 93
Deposits.
Subject to check... $493,983.90
Tim certificate . . 224,571.17
Demand certificates 17,823.12
Dividend unpaid... 240.00 736.623.19
Well, Conductor Josephus Gait
One of the charges which seems to punched Billy Nolan's meal ticket full
have made a particular impression onjf holes during that long and tiresome
the eastern mind is that which rep- j trjp th, ,!atting ,iM,k 0 MonJgy
"ar'"3 incu .pic i.iuuupca irom
Colorado. Xothing could be farther from
; afternoon and the ever-suspiejous sure-
Total
1901.977.12
th truth. When the state had secured ! thin8 ,iave o henceforth
such evidence as mane it its duty to Mv" mto tl" "ll"'ri"0"t '1,'!'t1'
proceed against these men to determine of the 8,h ran to Prwur the t,m'e I'"r
whether they were guilty of participa-! ,ifm "f tsrihmtnt allotted to the
tion in the murder, requi-ttions were V"R man during one revolution t the
made out in the usual manner and the ' vanh- To,la.V a ,,,"",h of "'ntit are
Colorado executive, after looking into el,"t''r''1 r'""l countenance of the
the matter, issued his warrants for the j pr''rte flxhter who comes from the
arrest and removal of the men. The j country that was made famous many
warrant were served and the men wereiVMM 8K when . "rtain Kil1 Hamlet
brought here. It is claimed their at- wO! to it in terms that savored of
tortieyg should have been sent for, but ; 'treme rottenness. The eminent pbys
no impartial mind will agree with that Kmomy specialist gathered about
plea. All that could have been done ' th e01" n of the smashed up gladiator
by their attorneys would have been to! faf a ,!t speciment are trying to
raise technical points and delay the re-! decided whether the Dane's face
mnrjl Officer cnt after ir,u. m i It specimen t., be handed over to
NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED
iTopemes na iJusines of all kino ois wo!, Officers cnt alter persona
quickly for eah in all parts of the other states charged with crime do not'""" indents who make a specialty of
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United States.
Don't wait.
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aav aescnDine wnat you nave to sen ' i , , . ., . ,
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and give cash urice on same.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY 1
anr 1r!nd ff Tit tci nana Pool Vctaim :
anywhere, at any price, write me your j 'li, tion of th" 'landing state with as
requirements. 1 can save you time and; irnic ceremony as po-sible
pions of the persons whom they are ; awile, to the proprietor of the soup
ent to seem. On the contrary they ,' kit. lipn and ervc, up ns a dih id
line. Hi carralge was that of a states
man and his self possession was worthy
of no lesser light than Deacon Jones er
I mean (hauncey JVpew, Hut, when he
braced him-elf avainst one of the ring
post and let loose, old Noah Webster
turned over lu his grave, seventeen peo
ple choked to death from laughter, and a
lynching coinmltlo was orgiiuUed on the
spot to convey the sephyr agent to a
place where the sagebrush was the thick
est and give him proper attention, He
insisted oi.v talking about something he
called the "AKKNO." When he had
fluihed mot people were trying to figure
out whether It was a new breakfast
food or whether it was the password of
some newly organised seeivt order, He
also stated in a very nuclei ly fashion,
and with rich, rare gestures, that Tex
llickard had come to tioldtlcld a little
oier a year api and in the course of that
time has I'AM'MIXATKI) over a million
and a half dollars, NoIhhIv hail the cour.
to doubt this statement bemu-e
llohodr was unite Joseph to the stall.
At the rlmh. Larry's remarks were re.
reined with great applause, which was
probably excited by the fart that he
was through.
Sullivan anoiineed that President
Itmnevelt' s.oi was at the riii);ide, but
only the rums fell for the pea and shell
talk and piped around to get a ;liiiipe
at the younger Teddy, who was prob
ably playing a game of poker in the
Whit House at the time
The moving pictinr men had the time
of their lives when the right passed the
thirty-third round mark, and the sun
"began to sink behind the brow of yon
der hill." They had calculated that the
tijiht would nt go more than twenty
round, but had brought enough films to
carry them oer thirty ruiul to be on
the safe ide. When darkne began to
come on and the fight began to look as
if it would go a couple uf hundred
rounds. Miles Hms. aw iins of the
heriff's loek reposing over the keyhole
of their front door, j
Tliey ent all over Nevada for a mile!
oi two of films, but there was noth-j
ing within the lrdcrs of the Sage-Brushi
State that could even make a nole like!
a coil of the sensitive material The i
operator finally had to stop grinding the
crank and canvass the audieiue to find
a couple cif ringers who could poe as
(oins and XeUn for the lat twelve
rounds of the tight Verily, theie is
hard liu k in every game.-It, S. Hold
berg, in S. K. Bulb-tin.
ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT
THIS FALL
WHILE IT IS RAINING AND YOU CANNOT PAINT TBI EX
TERIOR, WHY NOT LOOK TO YOUR INTERIOR DECORATIONS?
WE DO PAPER HANGING, TINTIN0, VARNISHING AND ALL
KINDS OP INTERIOR WORK. PIRST CLASS WORKMANSHIP
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
B. F. ALLEN G SON
NEW STORE COR. nth AND BOND STREETS.
APPEARANCES
usually get their men into the juris-
money.
DAVID D. TATF,
THE LANDMAN
415 Kansas Avenue.
T0PEKA, KANSAS.
The American
Collection Agency
No fee charged an
lest collection i 1
made. We mak col
I lections in all parti
of the United State.
413 Kansas Av.
T0PEKA, KANSAS-
ANTHONY P. WILSON, Attorney
DO YOU REALIZE
THAT YOU NEED SHOES FOR THE
RAINY SEASON THAT HAS NOW
MADE ITS APPEARANCE
scrambled eggs.
Nelson has beeome famous for the
Under these beatings he has taken in nm-t of his
circumstances no one can legitimately ' battles without ".flowing any weakness
critifise the officers in this case for not j "r de-ire to slip on a board and vanish
departing from the rule, since a long 'into the crowd to escape further pun
siege of technical contests in court j i-hiiient. Hut in no half-dozen of his
would have been invited. ! previous battles has the wired haired
The other point that seems to be j youth received the mauling and squash
most misundeisitood is with respect to I ig admini-tered by doe Cans in that
the delay in bringing the men to trial, j memorable forty-two round battle of
It is persistently charged that the state I two days ago. Xcver before in his life
has refused to give the accused a spee-i ,ias Battling Nelson suffered from the
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dy trial and at the ame time has de
nied them bail. The state is not respon
sible for the delay. It was ready and
anxious to go to trial, but, by the
action of the defense, it became im
possible for the state court to pro
ceed. When the men were brought here, they
went into the supreme court of the
state, asking to be released on writs of
habeas corpus. The application was de
nied and the case was carried to the
supreme court of the United States. Af
terward an application was made, to the
United States circuit court on exactly
the same grounds for release on habeas
corpus. The application was denied and
that case was taken to the supreme
court of the United States. Both cases
were set for hearing on October 9. They
will be heard together and decided to
gether, both covering exactly the same
: points. Their exact similarity is at
tested by a stipulation signed for the
attorney for the defense providing that
the showing and argument in one shall
stand for the other also.
It was found by the attorneys foi
the state that a statute of the United
States had been construed by the su
preme court as a bar to any proceed
ing by a state court in any case in
which habeas corpus proceedings had
been instituted in a United States cir
cuit court and were pending on appeal
to the tribunal at Washington. It is
thought by a good many people that the
attorney for the defense knew that
and took the second appeal for the
purpose of preventing an immediate
trial of the case on its merits or lay
ing the foundation for habeas corpus
proceeding later, should the state pro-
sting of being unable to exert enough
physical force to meet the demand of
his barbaric determination. It was very
evident to those at the ringside that
the Dune was all in nt the end of the
forty-second round. One of his eyes
was closed and the other was rapidly
swelling. His Inside were so raw that
he could not utter a word to save his
life When Oans leaned over Nelson's
shoulder in one of the closing rounds
and very distinctly asked Nolan, "What
time is it Billy!" Nelson probably
thought many harsh thoughts, but not a
sound was heard to come from hi lac
erated lips. Hig physical strength had
almost entirely left him and he was re
lying solely upon his dog-like determi
nation. If the unfortunate or, rather,
rather fortunate foul, had not occurred,
Cans would surely have won. He was
fighting the fight of a master and wait
ing until Nelson had exhausted himself.
Although many strange and laughable
things happened in floldfleld that were
very strange to visitors from the larger
cities all over the United States, the
one event that was labeled, as the biggest
joke by most of the spectators was
Larry Sullivan's speech at the opening
of hostilities. Larry has a grand voice
and a wonderful supply of natural gas,
but he is also one of the vilest butcher
that ever swung a cleaver.lhe way he
hacked his words out of the English lan
guage would make the bloodiest butcher
in the slaughterhouse blush with shame.
When Sullivan opened his mouth to
shoot hi rare brand of lingo into the
poor unfortunates who were delegated
by Fate to stand for the awful bunk, it
really looked as if he were about to
slide over something good in the bull
LONG'S REMARKS DISLIKED.
PLYMOUTH. P'- 7-A recent ad
drcs by former Secretary of the Navy
John I). Long in which he discussed th
rilgrlm Fathers, was the subject of
critical comment on the part of nearly
all the speakers at the banquet of the
gi-.vrsl society .-.f the Mj-ylb.uee IV,
seendant last night. Samuel 11, t'a
pen of Boston, the governor general of
the society, referred to cx-liovenmr j
Long's com lu-iotis as unwarranted. Mr. j
Morton Dexter of lloston said to all
intents and purposes, Mr. Long charg
the Pilgrims with being hypocrites. "V
my pari," said Mr. Dexter, "I absolute!
repudiate nny such conclusion in re
gard to them."
Often a person is sized up by his appear
ance; by the tone that surrounds him. And
more often a business house is sized up by
the stationary it uses. A cheap letter
head or a poor bill head gives a mighty
poor first impression and makes business
harder to transact. Good printing costs no
more than poor printing. Tho first im
pression is half tho battle in business.
You wouldn't employ a "sloppy" sales
man; why put up with "sloppy" station
ery, that gives a wrong impression of tho
importance of your business. Let us do
your printing and help you to make that
.ten strike.
The J. S. DellingerCo.
ASTORIA, OREGON
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nilCAfiO, Sept. 7. A dispatch to the
Tribune from Oionta, Wis., says:
After drifting helplessly 11 miles, 2,
000 feet aWe the eBrth In an air
ship he could not control, William Mat-
teray, a Chicago aeronaut who made
an ascension from here lat night, dia
appeared from view When last seen
Matteray's unmanageable aerial craft
was hovering uncertainly over Green
Bay, still buoyant and drifting out
over Lake Michigan. Matteray made
the ascension against his judgment,
knowing that the machinery had been
broken and spliced. But 'he crowns,
eager to see a man risk bis life, de
clared that the story of the broken pro
peller shaft wa stold as a ruse to avoid
making an ascension, Therefore Mat
teray went up just to "make good."
SIX MEXICANS KILLED.
MKRIDA, Sept. 7. The parting of a
cable on the British steamer Halls in
the port of Progreso, brought instant
death to six men Wednesday. They
were In a email boat alongside the
steamer, which was being unloaded,
when several tons of boxed machinery
broke from the hoist and crashed down
squarely on top of the small boat. Two
were rescued unhurt. It is understood
that the boat will be detained in poet
until an official investigation can lie
made of the accident, which has ex
cited much comment. All the dead are
Mexican.
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