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XjA8T EDITION, 3:30- DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL VOL. XV- SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1005. NO. 138. w t - i m GREAT LEAGUE SESSION Intense Interest Awakened at the Independence Meet ing Monday Independence Juno IS. Tho second Dovclopmont Convention of "Western Oregon wns opened at this city today, nnd tbo nttendnnco wns larger than nt Salem or Portland, and tbo interest was Intense. Tho Dovclopmont Convention met nt 4 p. m. It was called to order by Secrotary "Walter Lyon, who intro duced Mayor Mossncr for tho address of wolcomo, which wns responded to by President B. Ilofer. Ho referred to tho work of tho Loaguo for Qood Roads, nnd for improving tho trans portation situation in Oregon. Hon. B. F. Jones, of Toledo, dollv-, ercd a nmstorly address in favor of opening Ynqulna bay. Ho mado an eloquent plea for nn open harbor for "Western Oregon. His remarks wcro loudly applauded. His paper wns discussed .by sovcral speakers, nnd such interest was taken that it wns resolved to spond part, of tho second day in planning for an. open harbor campaign. At tho Park. After adjournment n clnmbako nnd barbecuo was served nt tho city park to about 1000 people. It was a grcnt success. Tho clams wcro brought fresh from Ynquina Bay by Hon. B. F. Jones, of Lincoln county, who was tho gustntorinl hero of tho occasion. At 0 o'clock all repaired to tbo opera Iiouso again for tho Evening Program. Miss Sadie Craven sang a beautiful solo, nnd was recalled. Sho lias n rich contralto voice, nnd gives promlso of becoming a great singer. Rev. EInyor, of tho First M. B. church, wns Introduced, nnd spoko on tho kind of men who wcro ncodod to develop a country llko this, tbo man who gets thero, who docs things, who achieves success, W. P. Elmore, tho mayor of Browns ville, wns introduced nnd spoko in a BUSTER BROWN BLUE RIBBON SHOES FOR BOYS; The Brown Shos Co. 8T. LOUIS A f 4 I AMq o fJ AL 1 IIPS Tie QTflBR ' f-fmv 'ISmsB'h j&mZfM. (JS z&&ve&jvaiv wf- WE COMBINE inOHEST QUALITY WITII LOWEST CASH PRICES, Out stof e will f day tomo tow Salem day at the Lewis and Cla k Fai very hnppy manner to tho immense. nudienco that packed tho opcrn house. Miss Almirn Klmberlin sang n solo, nnd was given a recall, to which, sho responded very graciously. Hon. IkoBlnghnm wns next called out for a short speech, and captured tho crowd, Miss Helen Cooper sang n solo in a rcmarknblo lndy's bnrltono voice Sho lias tho deepest intonation over heard in ono so young on tho Pacific coast. W. I). Tooro, of "Woodburn, was in troduced, and spoko of tho strugglo from poverty to greatness, and pleased tho nudienco very much. Homer Dav enport had now arrived, and tho nudi enco was delighted at tho sight of him. Ho gnvo n number of reminis cences of bis boyhood days that plcnscd everybody. Ho brought in. tho old SUvorton brass band, in which ho bont tho nnnro drum. Tbo Undo Jnko McClnlno story, when tho bnnd wont to Portland in honor of Cleveland's first oloction. Ho ontcrtninod them in n charming manner, and held tbo nudi enco to a finish. Tho Autos Hero. Thero was an unusual nttondanco of autocars. Tho big 12-sont enr run by Manager Baldwin, of tho Salem Suliur ban Automobile Co., mado regular trips nnd carried a great many pas- songcrs, Tho rldo is swift, but not disagreeable, nnd Mr. Dnvies, tho chnffcur, is a compotont man, who has mastered tho dlfllcult parts of tho rond. Grcnt interest is shown in tho pro posed nutomobilo road from Salem to Newport via Falls City, nnd tho Sllctz reservation. It has easy grades nnd beautiful scenory. Frank Butler, of Falls City, nn old surveyor, says it has nothing moro than eight, per cent grades. Ho is nn cnthusinstio sup porter of tho enterprise, nnd the dis tance was only 03 miles. :FOR GIRLS BosterBrw f ( y-j emain closed all RUSSIA ACCEPTS THE NOTE Pre'ident Roosevelt's Peace Proposition Accepted Jap anese Repulse Attack "Washington, Juno 13. Tho Presi dent has received Ambassador Moycr's cnblo dispatch convoying tho formal accptanco by tbo Russian government of Roosevelt 'a pcaco proposition, nnd confirming tho ornl communication mado by Count Casslnl yesterday. Jows Excluded. London, Juno 13. A dispatch fiom St. Petersburg states that tho fa lo tions of tho proposed representative assembly has been definitely decided upon, Jows will bo entirely oxcludod from tnking part in tho oloction of rcprescntntlvcs, who will bo selected through tho Zemstvos. Russians Repulsed. Tokio, Juno 13. Marshal Oyama re ports that on Juno 11th somo six col umns of Russian troops attacked bis forco in tho vicinity of Ylngochlng Brshlipao Shufang Tal, and thnt all tho attacks wero repulsod. Leaves for "Washington. London, Juno 13. A report from St Petersburg states that M. "Wlttco, pres ident of tho council of ministers, will leavo Immediately for "Washington, in connection with pcaco negotiations. BEEF TRUST INQUIRY Cblcnno. Juno 13. Tbo boof trust Inquiry was resumed by tbo fodoral grand jury today. Two promlnont Iowa stockmen testified that slnco tho railroads had been compollcd to oboy tho law, requiring livestock to bo wntcrcd overy 24 hours, tbo ronds have brokon off their pact with tho beef trust. Undor tho former law tbo roads retarded shipments nt tho instnnco of tho trust, in order to regulnto tho mar ket through dnlly receipts. Edward 0. Davis, representing tho South Wntor street commission men, presented new ovidonco gathered from tbo fruit growers against tho Armour private car lino. BANTAMS TO CONTEST Butte, Mont., Juno 13. Tho usual long list of sporting ovents is being pulled off nt Butto today in celebra tion of Minors' Day. Probably tbo most Important event on tbo doy's program is tbo fight slated to tako jilneo before the Sliver Bow Athletic Club lato this afternoon between Jlmr my Walsh, tho Boston bantam, and Owen Moran, the clever littlo Bngliih fighter. Tho artlolos call for a twenty-round contest at 110 pounds, tbo bantam weight limit. Investigation Completed. Xew York, June 13, Insurance Com missioner Hendricks has completed bis investigation of the Kqultnblo and left town, Tho report will be made publio Thursday. Itumor is current that Hydo Is a heavy participator in the Ryan syndicate which brought tbe Hydo stock. It is not expected thero will be any serious opposition by the minority to conduct the affairs by tho Ryan regime. Chicago Markets, Chicago, Juno 13. Wheat, 67 corn 53i5534i oats 3130. IIIIHIIIIIIHIIIHIHIIII ? Fudge Fudge I I and STAND CARMELS At Zfififl, i t 478-480 STATE 338 COURT, t THE NAVY GETTING DEFEATED Big Guns In the Forts Putting the Boats Out of Commission Washington, Juno 13. A tolcphono messago from Fort Monroe sny that at1 3 o'clock this morning tho bnttlo ships and two others vessels of Ad miral DIcklns' fleet, which nppcarbd off tho fort wcro "sunk" by a vigor ous firo of tho const artillery guns. According to tho report tho smaller vessels of tho fleet woro sont up tho Potomac as scouts, tho heavier vessels making a demonstration against Fort Monjoo. Wait Until Dark. At 10 o'clock tuls morning a small naval vessel wns sighted from Port Hunt, but quickly dlsappcarod. Tho jfc ' day 1b bright and clear, and nrtlllory officers nro of tho opinion that it would bo almost sulcidnl for Admiral Dick-j ens to attack until dusk, although thoy nro prepared for nny contingency. THE JUDGE OVERRULED DEMURRER Portland, Juno 13. Judgo DoHaven this morning ovorrulod tho demurror of tho. defenso and sustained tho in dictment, under tbo federal statutes, in rccciviug money wbllo tho sonntor was a member of tho firm of Mitchell & Tanner, from Frodorlck A. Krcbs, for expediting claims to land patents. Tho trial was sot for Tuesday, Juno 20tb. Tho jury panel is now being $rwn, in tho presence of tho attor - noys for tho defense, who wcro accord ed this unusual prlvllcgo upon re quest. Jndgo DoHaven, in overruling tho domurrcr said: "Tho objections urgod against tho indictment nro as to form, nnd it is open to criticism, yet I think it substantially charged tho offeneo described In tbo statute." Sonator Thurston, on behalf of Mltcholl, filed an oxception. Mitchell wns then called on to mnko bis pica through bis attor ney, nnd pleaded not guilty. 17th ANNUAL SESSION Pine Bluff, Ark., Juno 13. Tho Ar knnsna Sunday school association is holding its seventh annual convention' hero with praoticully overy county in tbo stuto well represented. Threo days will bo taken up with convention proceedings. In addition to roports and other routino business tho pro gram provides for practical talks by a number of eminent Sunday school workers, thoso from outsldo tho state Including Sorrells Rhodes, I). D., of Philadelphia, and C. D. Meigs, of Dallas. 07.25 Miles an Hour, Chicago, Juno 13. The Lake Shoro special, making a test run from Buffa lo to Chicago for the purpose of secur ing a basis for establishing a fast train from Now York to Chicago in competition with tbo Pennsylvania 18-hour flyer, completed tbo run of 027 miles yesterday in 470 minutes, muking a new record. Oil Companies on Rock. St. Louis, June 13. Attorney Gen eral Hadloy has begun taking testimo ny in tbo investigation of the Stan dard, Waters, Pierce and Republic Oil Companies, charged with combining to the restraint of tradu. A ROLLING BTONE GATHERS NO MOSS, BUT AS HOOKER'S RED CROSS DRUO STORE DON'T WANT TO BE A MOSSBAOK, XT WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY NEXT, AND ITS EMPLOYES WILL HELP SWELL THE CROWD THAT "HITS THE TRAIL." LOST DRAFT AND HANGS HIMSELF Los Angeles Wan Who Was to Wed Soon Commits Suicide Limn, Ohio, Juno 13. William Pifcr, nged 28, of Los Angeles, who enmo hero to wod nn old sweetheart, bung hltnsolf last night, becnuso ho lost n drnft for a smnll fortuno bo had mado in tho West. Tho bnnk refused to issuo a duplicate. Tho wedding was set for next Saturday. VETERANS ARE KILLED Louisville, Juno 13. A special cast- Knnntl nnutncrftr Irnln nn thn ftautliprn .. t....n. ....... w .- - ) rnllrond, bound from St. Louis to Loulsvlllo was wrecked n mllo west of Golden Qato, 111. today. Tho fireman ' ftnd engineer wcro killed, and n num ber of passengers nro reported killed and Injured. Tbo train wns composed of 11 conches, nnd was bringing vet erans to tho confedcrato reunion. Wisconsin O. A. It. La Cross, Wis., Juno 13. All trnlns nrrivlng this ntorning nro pouring scores of G. A. It. VctcrnnB and mem bers of ami In ted societies into this city. They como to ottond tbo annual t crcampment of tho veterans' organiza tion of Wisconsin, which will bo in progress for two days. Gcnernl Black mar, of Boston, commander-in-chief of tho Qrnnd Army of tho Republic, is the guest of honor. Sick With Yellow Povor. Wnshlngton, Juno 13. Sovon new cases of yellow fovor on tho Isthmus !0' " reported by Governor Aingoon, udo uvmu iiihiuuucvh. ju each cato tbo men wero employed in tho upon air, wbrn thoy did not bnvo tho benefit of mosquito bars, etc, JdcSTli STORE All Day Tomorrow IA4UfisBMsisiBMsflMiiriMlsCiW BARGAINS FOR TODAY Do your shopping today for your Lewis and Clark trip. You'll find bar gain throughout this great store. Everything wanted and needed iu wearing apparel for this grand occasion. REMEMBER THIS STORE OL08E8 AT 0 P. M. Ladies New Skifts at Sweep ing Reductions, Mako your selection today from our entlro lino of new BILK, MOHAlB, PANAMA, ETAMINB AND CLOTH SKIRTS for less than regular iVft Ladle's Salts Best stylos of this season's fnib ioning. Materials are silk and Mo hair. 1T r.n AID Ht nnil 20.00 suits reduced) J 2.35 to 22.50, B5.00 and , -.-. 27.80 suits reducedS J O.OO to 28.50, aO.OO and 33.00 suits reduced C J 7.50 to New Parasols New showing of the proper styles in summer shades, with or without embroidery or fancy edge. Your out fit is not complete without one. $.50 to $5.00 Tharsriy Only SPECIAL SALE NO. 233 Special buy of new dtslgo EMBROIDERIES Worth regular 15s yard. Thursday I Wort c instead of Wednesday. 6 -3c yd THE GRAND JURY IS PROBING Trying to Find Out Criminal Practice of the Strik ing Teamsters Chicago, Juno 13. Robert Camp bell, of tho Pcnbody Commercial Co., nppenred ns n witness beforo tho grnnd jury investigation of tbo al leged criminal practices of labor load ers in connection with tho tcamstcrij strike, It is understood Campbell wa asked to throw light on tho alleged use of $30,000 to provent a striko of thev teamsters ngalnst a down-town office building" when tho unions tried to forco tho buildings to uso cqnl Instead of gns. Joseph Bigrobskl, Chicago agent of n St. Louis browing concern wns questioned ns to tbo possibility of tho tenmsters' striko having toon cnllcd at tho instnnco of Chlcngo brew ers, to harm St. Loula browing inter osts. Joseph Lnpham, of tho Laphnm Brlek Company, testified that beforo bo wns nblo to securo a settlement of tho striko against bis concern ho woo forced to pay tho men whom ho took back full wages for tho tlmo thoy lost while on strike. J. 8. Field, of tho Knickerbocker Ico Company, testified that in settling tho striko against bis company no monoy wns used. CHINESE BOYCOTT Tien Tsln, Juno 13. Tho Chtnowr guilds nro quietly determined to carry on tholr plan of boycotting American goods, and tho eolullon is dally bo coining moro clmy 'or American manufacturers. Nutlvo newspnperis nro refusing advertisements of Amer ican affairs. r&te$ CLOSED -Salem Day at Fair Men's Suits It doos not matter to us what prise you pay for a gunnont. Wo onnnot afford to soil you anything mado of poor cloth, tho linings of in ferior quality, tbe making slighted in any way. We do not offer you niiythlng but reliable, strictly do pendublo clothing of tho newest styles and patterns. Ready to-put on and wear. $7.50 to $25.00 New Slioes NEW ARRIVALS TOR MEN Patent Corona Colt, Blatcher Cut, Balmoral, Tuexdc, Chicago and Modern LasU. Newest styles of known quality. $3.50 ancT $4.00 LaoW Shot Since adding tho I'ingrse Shoe we bav0 taken ft giant stride forward in (ha ibM businew. Width from AAA to HB. Price, kid or patent. $3.50 UtMHHIIHHHtKU L-