Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 21, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textonight and Saturday, partly cloudy AILY CAPITAL roL. xv. SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY", 'APRIL 21, 1905. NO. 04. USSIA HAS PEARS I POLICY HOLDERS WANT RECEIVER NAMED PROUD OF HIS FAVORS MOTOR OF COMPLICATIONS JOURNAL SHOT CARS It. Petersburg, April 21. It is stat ion bich authority that the Russian tmiralty has notified Admiral Rojest- Kl . . . fcsKy oi uic grave unnger 10 peace Jell whl oo entailed it the stay of his ndron off the coast of Anam is pro- jjed contrary to the laws of neutral- Confidence is expressed in official lies that the- admiral will carry out instructions. iris, April 21. The minister at To- I has assured the Japanese govern- ft oi the neutrality of France. london, April 21. A Central News latch from Paris states that the gov- lent has formnlly requested the sian fleet to leave Knmnvnh bay. re is no confirmation here of tho art that the fleet has already left iranh bay. Condon, April 21. A dispatch to the Ihnngo Telegraph from St. Poters- says M. Wittc, president "of tho Smitteo of ministers, has formally inied. parts of guns and engines taken nway by the Ghineso authorities have been replaced, and that a pilot hns been en gaged for a period of three months. Under his direction tho Askold has been placed in condition for sea. St. Petersburg, April 21. The minis try of finance has received n telegram from a confidential agent at Shanghai giving a rumor that Vice-Admtml Ro jestvonsky hns .already passed tho straits of Formosa without encounter ing Vice-Adniiral Togo. So. Petersburg. April 21. A tolc gram from tho sent of war in Man churin states that the Japanese armies nro advancing northward, proceeded by cavalry. langhal, April 21. Fivo Chinese ships aro in the offing, evidently ehing tho Russian cruiser Askold, eh- was reported disarmed aftor sho refugo in this harbor after tho do- ruction of tho Rusisan Port Arthur Tho Askold has recently been itcd white, nnd, with her yellow macks, resomblc3 moro a United tatns cruiser than a Russian. pa li was learned yesterday that the Paris, April 21. Premier Ronvier stated to the chnmbcr of deputies to day that the government had sent a request to Admiral Rojestvensky to lcavo Indo-China waters which como within tho jurisdiction of France. Chicago, April 21. Charging gross frniats and unlawful manipulation of tho funds of tho society, six policy holders of tho' Equitable Company to day filed a petition in tho United Statos circuit court for tho appoint ment of a recoivcr for tho big insur ance company. President Alexander nnd Vico-Prasi-dont Hyde aro made tho imbject9 of scathing accusations of misappropria. tion of funds nnd management of tho business. Tho sensational controversy now going on nmong tho factions is declared to bo ruinous. Complainants express tho fear that tho business of the concern will bo destroyed to tho tromondon" loss of tho policy holdors. The decision to ask fur u recoiver was made nt(a meeting of tho policy hold ers hold at the offico of D. J. Sohuylor, in thoSCow York Life building. The complainants nro John G. Saudits, Ab raham (Sltrou, Julius Ettolson, Max Kttolson, Louis Noutnnn, Samuel Ly ons ami Ednn Lvons. Syracuse, X. Y., April ill. Tho gen eral ngonts' committeo of tho Equit able unlved in. this city today, nnd ar ranged for a conforenco with Suporln tendentijFrnnk Henderson, of the state insurance department, looking to ini medlnttf state action in tho affairs of the society. LEADERS OF STRIKE HOLD CONFERENCE Sisters at Church. New York, April 21. Nan Patter son and sister, Julin Smith, attended church services today at tho Presby terian chapel in the Tombs. When the sermon wns over tho two women were taken to the hospitnl cell, whero they occupy a double room. They spent the afternoon in rending nnd conversation. Exhibit Varioties of Wood. j legislation, pending beforo tho senate, Llbany, Or., April 21. Ono of tho is a proposition for tho naming o'f n ilque features of the exhibit which national incorporation net for inter im county will place in tho Lewis .'stato railroads. Tho discussion of this 31 Plnrk Fllir is the USO of Various' nnliiVpf trill fnrm n fnoturn nf lin linnr. IfcHuU of wood in manufacturing the ing beforo tho intorstnto commerce odwork for the exhibit. Tho wood- committeo of tho sennto with a desiro ork is being made in Albany, nnd 0f obtaining tho opinions of tho rail- Every variety of tree that grows in , rond mon ns to tho applicability of tho Kinnjcounty will coitributo to tho ox- proposed system to tho railroads. That hl'bT Great logs of rough wood have dumped in front of tho Roner ro$!? planing mill during tho past few ami theso nro rapidly being mod into smooth pieces qf finishing hen tho woodwork is completed, o will be seon to be blended all tho i ... . . .. ors or tno great variety or wood it grows in tho mouutains or on the. ins oi .Linn county. iNoi a single cty of treo or shrub that over lies sufficient sizo to bo utilized in mnnner for building or finishing crial will bo overlooked. very shado of natural wood color, tho soft white of the big white fir ho dark rod of tho knotty laurol, appear. Grent oaken knots and ight smooth pine will bo side by they mny bo prepared in -advance with information on this subject Senator Newlnnds, of Nevada, has sent to n number of prospective witnesses bo fore tho committoo a circular letter calling attention to tho matter. Chicago, April 21. In rcsponso an invitation from Mayor Dunne, to hold n conforenco this uftornoou re garding the strike tho lenders hnvo agreed to meet the mayor, and post poncd their visit to tho wholesale houses, as planned for today. Tho son- to.'timont among tho union teamsters is for a general strike unless something tangible" comas from tho conference with the mayor. It is probablo that n vote of TUi.OOO members of tho team sters will be taken tonight on tho proposition to quit work. Such a move would paralyze tho city's industries. TICKET SCALPERS HARVEST Equip Panama Road. Washington, April 21. President Shonts and "Vice-President Wallace, of tho Panama railroad, this nftornoon contracted with tho American Locomo tivo Company to supply 24 largo doublo-ond mogul ongines, at a cost of $12,000 each. Tho specifications nro boing prepared for tho purehnso of 500 freight cars nnd othor equipment, which wil aid materially to tho enpao making altogether what local peo- i ty of tho road believe will bo a very attractive' .unique feature ot tno exniuit. Last Recital. Saturday evoning Thalian School Newlands Has Hobby. 0f Oratory and Physienl Culture, ns- fnsbington, April 21. Included in 8j8ted by Prof. Graham's violin pupils. ;gonernl question of railroad rato Tioga hall. E'RE SHOWING A FINE ASSORTMENT OF Novelty ana ma Suitings San Francisco, April 21. Fire this morning in tho Southern Pacific offico in the ferry building destroyed thou sands of railroad tickets, and will cause trouble in duplication, and may prove n harvest for tickot scalpers. Firo at Convont. Montreal, April 21. St. Ann's Con vent at St. Gcnivolvo near Montreal was destroyed by firo early this morn inu nnd l. lives in known to hnvo been loci. Thero were about 100 inmates in the building. As they woro losmiod in their night clothing, tho villagers threw open their homes. I'ho night was cold and n fierce wind was blowing annd many suffered eovoroly. Thero wore tbout 20 aged womou, some nearly f 100 ycus old, and it is fojred that tin shock in some cases will prove fut.il. Sisterr Kugoturin, the :msti-es, lust her life in an effort to save children. Of tho igui.' women hoarders four mc known to bo dond. Of tho children nine are dead, their ages ranging from 11 to 18. The village had no firo brig ado and before help arrived from Mon treal tho big building was in ruing. WOODMEN ELECTION MONDAY Los Augolcs, April 21. The Wood men of 'the World, mo discussing ways and means and fiutmccs, and tho elec tion of officers will probably go ovor to Mouday. Tho slato is: I. I. Boko, of Denver, head consul; A. E. Sunder land, of Fresno, bond adviser; J. 0. Latseluiw, of rueblo, Colo., head clerk; R. E. Snodgrass, of Eugene, Or., head banker; T. M". Robinson, of Oak land; W. 0. Huwloy, of Salem, Or.; Jnmes Stnnhoiisn, of Denver, head man agers. Tho delegates will attend u theatro party this evening, nnd go to Cutalina Island on Saturday and Sunday. BEE THE DISPLAY IN OUB Des$ Goods Department PllA nrlMI JirA Tlmltr ln tTTT.TJT TO mum TrrtTWtr TUT TtTTV- fctfQ THE BEST. IT THE QUALITY ISN'T RIGHT, AN ARITIOLE IS REcPENSIVE AT ANY PRICE. We nav esneeial attention to aualitv. and lr methods of business enablo us to sell the best at prices uiually asked Mpr inferior goods. In Out Shoe Department We are making a general clean up of ODD LOTS, which we have put in IAB0AIN BOXES, at greatly reduced prices. o& uzy&ted' - ttM y& f growing because we undersell "regular stores." Eastern Roads Building. Sioux City, In., April 21. Tho con tract for tho extension of tho Groat Northern from Sioux City, to Ash land, Neb., has been let to -Peter Sioms, ii St. Paul contractor, ncoord- ing to advices rocoivod here. It is said that a Dig forco of mon will bo put to work within ten days. Tho extension of tho Great North ern from Sioux City to Ashland will unite tho Groat Northern and tho Bur lington. Tho Great Northern has al roady spent sovcral hundred thousand dollars in purchasing terminals in Sioux City, nnd made plans for tho ex penditure of $1,500,000 more hero. A special construction train passed through the eity today on tho Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul on its way to Armour, S. D., to begin work on the proposed extension from Armour to Chamberlain. In some quartora It is be lieved that this move means that tho Milwaukee will build to tho coatt. Honored English Baroness Now 03. London, April SI. Bareness Bur-dett-Coutts, looking remarkably well fer one of ber age, celebrated her 03d birthday. All day long a preeeseien ef telegraph boys bringing ineewgei frem every part ef the werld, messen ger boys carrying flowers and friends bearing parcels kept arriving at her heme in Stratton itrest, Xing Edward Queen Alexandra, and ether member of tho reyal family were among tbe to send congratulatory messages. i i Jefferson Iinprores. Weft Palm Beaeb, Flo., April 21. Joseph Jefferson paaied another geed night, and bis condition this morning shows a alight Improvement over y-terday. Igorrotes Opposo Taxes. Seattle, Wash., April 21. If the Philippine Commission attempts to en- force tho collection of taxes among tho Igorrotes trouble wlH bo oxporioiyed. Twice the date for commencing the payment uf taxes has been pout poncd, and each timo tho natives have eon eluded that the American government does not dare to attempt nn enforce ment of the commission's dvaroo. During the timo the islands were under Spanish control no attempt was made to collect taxes from tho Igor rotes and other so-called non-Christian tribes. Spanish officials wore unable to ponotrate cry far into tho Igorroto country, nnd tho wld tribesmen hnvo nover contributed toward tho expenses ' of white government. Chiof romelocy, tho leader of tho lg orrote party now in Senttlo on tho way to the Portland Kxposltlon, whoso se lection by his tribe for tho Journoy in- uieates his popularity, is strougly op-1 posed to the collection of taxes. He in regarded ns a rich mun among tho lg orrote tribes, owning about 300 head of carabao nnd n oorresjvondlngly large amount of land. Tho carabao of tho Igorrotes nro worth from -f7C to $100 gold nnd aro raisod moro for food purposes than as beasts of burden. In tho lower prov inces the curnbao, trulncd to work, are worth twice as much as tho Igorrote animals. It is impossible te explain the neces sity of taxation to Fomelooy, who sturdily insists his poople never paid taxes and gain nothing by contribut ing to the government. Physical Culture and Oratory, In the cloning recital to be given tomorrow night at Tioga hall, by tho Thalian sehool, Miss Phelps will be as sisted by Pref, Graham's violin pupils. AdmitWon ree, reserved seats 20 cents. airfield Coming West. Kansas City, April 21. Comralsslor er Garfield left Tepek& today on hU way to California, where be will Inves tigate tbe conditions of tbe oil fields.! Russian Minister Dead. Pekin, April 2I.-if. Paul Lewar, tbe Russian minister (o China, whoso foot was recently amputated, died last Bight. Glenwood Spring, Colo., April 21. Secretary Loeb, after his return from tho President's camp, settled down for another throe-day wait for news. Ho said ho found the President in fine mettle and delighted at having killed his bear. He is proud of the second shot which broke tho boar's Imckboae, and put au end to its killing the dogs. Saturday camp will be moved tt the Grogor ranch, on tljo west divide. Tho third camp will bo made still further over toward Redstone. Mny Mth tho president will como to remain over night and tho following day ho starts for Denver, Trading Stamp Run. New York, April 20. The run which began yesterday on tho trading stamp storo of Bonodi'ct & MoFnrlnnd was continued today by hundreds of oxcit od women. Wliilo thoy wero clamoring' for tho redemption of tho books of blue stamps they held, creditors of tho con cern tiled n petition in bankruptcy ngninst it. Later in tho day United States Judgo Holt appointed n receiv er. Tho eompnny .was incorporated in 1002 with a cnpital of $1,000,000. It oitnblished brnuchos in Chicago, Den ver, St. Louis nnd other largo cities. Ono of its big contracts with a storo in Now York terminated n row days ngo, and news of this precipitated the run. Obsorvtuico of Good Friday. Chicago, ill., April 21. Sorviccs in tho Catholie ohnrchus nnd in many Protestant churches, and tho closing of the Hohools, tho lianks, tho board uf trade nnd stock exchange marked tho observance of Good Friday in Chicago. u Virginia Town Burning. Portsmouth, Vn. April 21. Tho resi dence hoc tion of this eity is burning, and tlto wind is blowing a .lij-mllo gale. Tho firo depnrtmont is unnblo to copu with tlm lames. Delcnsso Mnl Resign. Paris, April 21. -It is ruiiiod that Foreign Minister Delcnsso intends to resign. Omaha, Nob., April 21. -That tho Union Pacific officials are satisfied witli the trial of the new gnsollno motor can and beliovo it will revolutionise traffio U attested by tho official nnnounco- ment that tho construction of nddi- tiounl motor enrs will begin immedi ately. Those cars will bo much lnrg or than tho ono just completod. Spenk ing of tho Union Pneitlo plan to build addditinnal cars, Vice-President Mob." tor said: "There is little doubt, thnt whom this servioe is established, the pcopla on tho branch linos can bo uccommo dated at. intermediate points, instead: of solely nt tho station. There is no doubt but that this method of trans portation will revolutionize tho work on bratioh lines, and, to some extent, on tho main lines. It will nlso permit, tho construction by older lines nf n lets expensive eharnctar than thoso now in operation. Tho roads will hus bo en abled to materially Improve tho service and facilities for the benefit of tho peoplo tributary to tho present unit projected linos." Tho slgnlllcnnco of tho official an nouncement lies in the fact that, while othor roads hnvo oxporlmontod with gasollno ears, nono of them, nftor thor oughly testing the oxperlmontnl onrst decided to build nddltionnl cars. Other trunk lilies undoubtedly will follow tho .Union Pacific's lead and adopt tho gasollno car for use on branch llnosA and to some extent on main linos. Cut Officers' Salaries. Los Angolus, April 21. Tho Wood men of tho World committeo reported" In fnvor of rearranging tho salaries n follows! Head consul, per year, ip5000; head mnnngers, eneh, $1200; hontt bunker, $1200; clerk, $2fi00; nudlton $;1000; finance committeo, 1500. Tho report wns adopted. Bodies Recovered. Charleston, W. Vn., April 21. -Tho bodies of the five minora who worn killed In tho explosion at Cayford mliio were found this morning and all re. moved. Tho inlno Is little damaged rffirjffl vtod&i EASTER SUITS FOR LADIES By far the largest variety to select from. Suits of Silk and Mohair in the nowest of thin season's creation at much below their renl worth. A grout many huvo taken advnntngo of this special sale to secure their Kastor gowns. Timo for you yet. $S.00 values during tho salo S21-35 $00.00 values during tho salo 20-(J5 W7.G0 and $28.(50 values durjng tho snlo ort-8r $40.00 vnluos during tho snlo g, . gg, Easter Special of Dess Goods Grenadines and Foolards In navy, rosoJu and brown. Regu lar 85c, $1.00 and $1.86 vuluen. Hastcr spcelul. 68c yd Cravenetted EflJlisntlnes Invisible plaids, checks and stripes in alt wanted colors. Regular $1.60 vnluos during tho sale. 68c yd Imported Sicilians Cravenetted, Invisible cheeks and shadow effects In all desirable col ors. Regular 2 values. $L48 yd Mvaton Under wear OEHATLY UNDERPRIOED. Tho great special is attracting great erowds of shoppers who are eagee ly buying their icaion'a needs. Think of paying 12c, 17c, 2Be, BOc $1.00 for underwear that under or dinal elrcomstanees you would pay almost double. fiSOOND IXOOR "ST GREAT PROFUS ION of STRIKING PAT TERNS IN YOUNG MEN'S SUITS PIT GARANTEBD. Tho excellence mid popularity of our selections Is attestad by tho dully iucrnuidiig sales. $ JO to $25 We have hoard of men who enuld not be fitted with ronily-toweur clothes; strange to ssy, wo hnvo nov or met 'em, issssisiMississasasssssssssisniBMssMjsiHsisHSMSBSMSBBSMW LACE CURTAINS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES. Wo aro thoroughly rondy to moot your curtain needs with the boib selection shown In this city, nnd nt prices that are sure winners. 50c to $15 CURTAIN RODS Flexlblo curtain rods, mado from bighost quality nickel plated piano wire, extends to fit perfectly all SO to 42-Inch window. Complete ready to put up. t5c BIO LOT OP TRUNKS BECEJVED YBRTEXDAY 1 Ittftt 1 & mlnm m wittti ir r i n mm VWa " UIeM AgftftU for the BsllBysUa.. KoUca adTftrtlilag eltewawe,