Tonight and Tuesday, fair.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
VOL. XV.
NORWAY
AND THE
SWEDE
Prince Carl Will Be the Fig
ure Head of Norwegian
Craft
Stockholm, Sweden, Juno 10. Tho
government motion for presentation to
tho Itlcksdng, when It nssombles Juno
30th, was read for final adoption by tho
council of stato today. It Is n volum
inous recapitulation of tho history of
tho union, and Swedish rights under it.
London, Juno 10. Tho Copenha
gen correspondent of tho Dnlly Mnll
learns that n majority of tho members
of tho Swedish Rlcksdng aro ready to
accopt King Oscar '8 third son, Prlnco
Knrl, na king of Norway, provided tho
Norweginn government will demolish
tho fortifications on tho frontier nnd
enter into an arbitration treaty with
Sweden.
f.
Baseball and Water.
Salt Lake, Utah, Juno 10. Tho Ta
ctile National Loaguo disbanded last
sight, after n mooting of tho directors.
Tho lcaguo consisted of Salt Lake, Og
den, Boiso and Spokane
The congressional committoo on Ir
rigation and reclamation of arid lands
left this morning for Utah county to
inspect four proposed projects, Involv
ing 300,000 acres of land and costing
$11,500,000. Tomorrow they lcavo for
Idaho.
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Bishop Hargrove, Retires.
Nashville, Toun., Juno 10. Bishop
II. K. Hnrgrovo presented his resigna
tion as prcsidont of tho board of trus
tees of the Vandcrbilt University at
tho annual meeting of tho board to
day. Tho names of sovcral bishops of
tho M. K. church, South, aro mentioned
in connection with tho succcssorshlp to
Bishop nrgrovc, and tho chief candidato
appears to bo Bishop Gnllowny, of
Jackson, Miss. . Tho nnmos of Bishop
E. K. Hoss, of Dallas, Toxas, nnd J.
It. Ilcnrix, of Kansas City, aro also
mentioned.
Nicholas Getting Tame.
St. Petersburg, Juno 10. Emperor
Nicholas received tho Zomstvos depu
tation this morning,
IWlWam Process.
J& Mr xk
FLEXIBLE SOLv
White .Houap
SHOE! FOR. WOMEN
Remarkable
Results itotn
the Ladies
Bown's Pro
cess Tun
Sole Shoe
Twice tho wear of a welt sole, la the
"port we receive from customers who
re wearing them.. That's much better
Wan we expected, tut actual service
proves it to be a fact.
The sole Is the ideal of flexibility
" having no insole la lighter than a
welt, but In appearance can hardly be
distinguished from the "Goodyear
Welt" shoe.
Our prices at $2.60 and $2.95 bring
ttu within the reach of alL
Barnes'
Cash Store
I the only store In Salem that has
them.
E. T. BARNES, PROP.
TWENTY
THOUSAND
VICTIMS
Chicago Get Rich Quick Con
cern Has Long String of
Suckers
Chicago, Juno 10. Tho investigation
of tho affairs of tho Continental Fnanc
Ing Company, which is being conducted
by Attorney-General 8otad, ha9 devel
oped the fact that tho concern, which
is charged with operating a "get rich
quick" scheme, had moro than 20,000
subscribers, paying from GO cents to
$5 a month. Tho only assets thus far
discovered is $34,000 in unsecured
notes.
MITCHELL
IN COURT
Portland, Juno 10. Scnntor Mitchell
appeared in tho federal court this morn
ing and entered n plon, in person, of
not guilty to complicity in tho lnnd
fraud cases, in which ho pleaded last
week, through his attornoy, thcro being
a question of tho legality of tho former
proceedings. Land Commissioner Rich
ards and other witnesses havo arrived
from Washington to nttend tho trial,
which opens tomorrow,
KILLED BY
COSSACKS
Warsaw. Poland, Juno 10. Two wero
killed and 30 wounded in a conflict bo
tween troops and socialists at Lodz
yesterday. Tho Cossacks stopped a pro
cession of 2000 socialists, who fired up
on tho soldiers. Tho Cossacks fired
and then charged with drawn swords.
Tho disturbances woro renewed this
morning.
A SPARK
TO FUEL
Llmah, Ohio, Juno 10. Lightning
this morning struck tho tank of the
Sclor refinery, containing over 33,000
barrels of naptba, which was burned.
Tho loss is n qunrtor of a million.
Centennial Celebration.
Wntortown, N. Y., Juno 10. This
week marks tho contennlal of tho or
ganization of Jefferson county, and, in
accordauco with plans that have been
making for nearly n yoar.today ush
ered in a big celebration of tho anni
versary. Tho town is gayly decorated
in honor of tho occasion, and many
visitors aro here. Tho festivities will
extend over the greater part of the
week.
Wholosale Grocers in Session.
Norfolk. Vn.. June 10. Several hun-
drod of tho most prominent whole
grocers of the South are gatucreu in
Norfolk for the nnnunl convention of
thnlr assoolation. Tho eatbering will
be in session threo days, President J.
A. Van Hoso presiding. Tho business
of tho convention will be confined to
the discussion of various matters re
lating to the wholesale grocery trade.
Sickness in Panama.
Washington, Juno 10. Governor
M(?oon reports threo new cases of yel
low fever on the isthmus, and two
deaths, all Americans. Five yellow
ttcr patients have recovered.
Panama, Juue 10. Governor Magoon
has been taken 111 with malarial. The
report of his illness caused rouchh ex
citement among canal employes, many
holding Important positions resigning.
muni une t iniM"-H
FRESH TODAY
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READ IT
Like Frenzied Lawson, a
Vasty Deep of Froth
and Wind
Chicago, June 10. It is reported in
federal circles today that tho grand
jury, when it convenes Wednesday, will
voto on 33 indictments, which aro now
being drawn tip by Assistant Attornoy
Pngln and Stnto's Attornoy Morrison.
It is understood that, in addition to
prominent packers nnd employers, sov
cral connected with prlvnto car monop
olies, will bo included in tho indict
ments. Chicago, Juno 10. Robert J. Thorn,
of Montgomery, Ward & Co., who was
a witness boforo grand jury today in
tho labor graft inquiry, nnd members
of other largo business concerns will bo
called upon to testify. It is reported
that additional ovidenco tending to
glvo corroboration to tho ehargo that n
conspiracy oxistcd between employers
and strlko leaders was today given to
tho jury Stnto's Attorney Healcy and
his assistants.
Oheioo It May Not Bo So.
Chcfoo, Juno 10. Kuropcnn nnd
American firms which havo established
houses at Port Arthur havo been noti
fied by Japan that thoy mutt lcavo tho
town nnd removo their merchandise
Try a pair of out Packard $3.50
shoes for men and be convinced that
they are as good as
you ever bought Sold by
G. W. JOHNSON &CO.
LITTLE
SEEDS OF
TROUBLE
Supreme Court Admits Class
of Young Hustlers to
the Bar
Tho following law students, who took
tho examination, for admission boforo
the supremo court last Monday, nro
now all full-fledged lawyers, oxcept tho
two minors, Beckwith and Lane, who
passed, but, not being of age, cannot
be admitted:
Adolph Abbey, Portland,
J. Albert Beckwith ( a minor), Port
land.
John T. Cuhlin, Portland.
Joseph T. Kills, Portland.
W, II. Kvans, Portland.
S. F. Fouts, Portlnnd.
John W, (Jraham, Portland. .
L. L. Hartley, Portland.
Hen Irwin, Portland.
George J. Kelly, Portland.
Albert B. Johnson, Portland,
II. F. Latourotte, Portland.
M. Mosessohn, Portland.
W. C. Prultt, Portland.
Clyde Richardson, Portland.
Frank B. Itutborford, Portland,
W. II. Stivers, Portland.
Arthur R. Stringer, Portland.
George L. Iiernler, Salem.
B. N. ailllngham, Salem.
It. M. Hofer, Salem.
Walter E. Keys, Bulem.
James A. Lane (a minor), Oral,
Paul M. Long, Salem.
Osear L, Norton, Salem.
It. J. Buowsky.
George W. Graff.
John C. MeCue.
W. II. Ragsdale.
Carlyle T, Travis.
Oregon Suburban Auto Co.
Automobile ear leaves Willamette
Hotel for Independence dally at 7 -m.
and 3:30 p. m. Beturnlng leaves In
dependence at 8s30 andS p. m. Con
nects at Independence with motor for
Monmouth, Dallas and all point on
West aide. 8peclal for evening parties.
6-17-tf M- P. BALDWIN, Mgr.
Excursion Bates.
SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JtTNE 10, 1005.
UNCLE
COLLIS'
METHODS
Do not Store Freight but
Charge for Wharfage
Cheerfully
Washington, D. C, Juno 10. Tho in'
torstnto commcrco commlsslftn has re
ceived a complaint from tho Pnclflo
Const Jobbers', association against tho
Southern Pacific. It complains that
tho road formcrlly brought nil freight
originating boyond tho boundary of
California, nnd destined for San Fran
cisco, to tho east sido of San Francisco
bay, nt Oakland, whenco it was trans
ported by ferry to Snn Frnncisco,
whoro it had to pay n water front toll
of flvo cents per ton for tho uso df
whnrves. This toll was charged to nil
shippers, and when tho company com
pleted its lino to Snn Frnncisco it con
tinued to collect tolls from all ship
pers, in nddition to tho regular freight
rntcs. Tho complninnnts ask that tho
road be compelled to desist from charg
ing tolls, nnd to mnko restitution of
money wrongfully collected,
Tumors In Indiana.
Indianapolis, Juno 10. Delegations
of Turner nssoclntions from various
clticslaro arriving in tho city for tho
athletic festival of tho North American
Oymnnstio Union, which begins tomor
row. Tho city is gaily decorated.
Among tho arrivals aro turners ropro
senting Los Angeles, Snn Diego nnd
Snn Francisco,
any $5.00 shoe 1
WITH MUSIC
AND PRAYER
Tho power of gospel nnd Bong, ns
presented by tho gifted nnd nblo evan
gelists, Dr. S. M. Martin nnd Prof.
Charles K, McVny, at tho Christian pa
vilion, has reached tho hearts and lives
of thousands of Salem people, many
scores of whom havo been led to "ro
pont, believe and bo baptized," Tho
sorvlcos yesterday were In keeping with
tho great progress made, and tho pa
vilion was packed. Tho morning sor
mon was 'Consecration," nnd by many
was considered the most touching and
powerful sarmon listened to sinco Dr, I
Martin has been hero. Tho afternoon
addross was "Idolutry In Salem" and.
the evening sermon was a most master-1
ful effort, the subject being "Science)
und the Bible." Thus far there have,
bean 118 additions to the ehurch. At
the olose of the services last night!
those who had been baptized since tho
meeting began camo forward and in-1
traduced to the congregation, I
The musle by the chorus was splendid J
at yesterday's services, and Mr. Me-
Vay'a solos were worthy of blgu praise.
The duet by Mis Jennie Williams and
Mr- MeVay last night was rendered In
a beautiful manner, their voice blend
ing exeellontly.
Tonight will be the musleal and elo
cutionary entertainment by Prof Me
Vay and Dr. Martin.
Musical Becital Tonight.
The musical recital this evening, at
the Baptist church, will prove a gen
uine treat to nil musle lovers. The
numbers are by Mis Vera Byars and
Nina Peart Jobson, of the post-graduate
class of the Northwestern Normal
Cellego of Music, 55. M. Parvin, direc
tor, assisted by Mis Gertrude Jonhson.
The program is a splendid one, and will
undoubtedly cause the church to be
erowded.
Quaker City Busy.
Philadelphia, June 19. Dfrcctor Pot
ter this morning asked for the resig
nation 'of Isaac Fleming, foreman of
the bureau of city property.
SCHLITZ
MEETS
SCHMITZ
Printing Pressmen's Union
Made Welcome by San
Francisco's Mayor
San Frnncisco, Juno 10. Tho nnnu
nl convention of tho International
Printing Pressmen's Union opened this
morning. Mayor Schlltz, in an ad
dress of welcome, took occasion to
criticise, by inference, Secretary Taft,
for tho Inttor's stand on tho Chinoso
oxcluslon question. Ho declared tho
Chinese exclusion to bo fully as impor
tant to tho Fast in tho very near futuro
as it is to tho West nt present. Nomi
nations Of officers tnkes plnco this af
ternoon, nnd tho indications point to n
hard fight between Martin Hlgglns, of
Boston, tho present Incumbent, nnd
Frank Pnmpush, of Denver, with tho
chnnccs in Pnmpush 's favor.
May They Never Got Looso.
London, Juno 10. A dfspntch to
Itcutcr'a from St. Petersburg says it is
reported from Manchuria that tho Rus
sians hnvo enptured Llao Yong, Wo
Peng nnd Sunicncheng, from whero thoy
were driven Friday by tho Jnpnncso
troops.
National Guard Officers Meet.
St. Paul, Minn., Juno 10. Tho ndju-tant-gcncrnl
nnd militia officer of
many states nro gnthorlng in St. Paul
for annual convention of tho Interna
tional Guard Asosclntion. Tho conven
tion will bo in session threo days, and
from all indications will be of great
interest and importance to thoso inter
ested in tho affairs of tho national
guard,
Ono of tho most important questions
boforo tho convention is tho advisabili
ty of nsklng congress to lncrenso tho
nnnunl appropriation for tho ranlnto
nnnco of the national guard of tho sov
cral states from $1,000,000 to $li,00O,
000. Members of tho n.itlonal asssocla
tlon mnlntuin thnt an lncrenso in tho
appropriation is necessary to put tho
guard in good condition. Under tha
Dick law, passed by congress two years'
ngo, tho national guard is made tho sec
ond dofonso of tho United States, rank
ing next to tho regular nrmy, nnd in
conformity with its important standing
it is deemed necessary that tho guard
bo fully equipped and kept in an excel
lent stato of discipline
' Elpper" Tut to Death.
Osslning, N. Y., Juno 10. F.mll Tot
term a n, a Swedish sailor, was put to
death in tho electric chair in Sing Sing
prison nt an enrly hour this morning.
Tottermnn murdered Sarah Murtin, n
woman of tho streets, In n lodging
liouso In Now York City on December
10, 1003. Tho crlmo was of the "Jack-the-lllppcr
order, anduttracted groat
attention nt the time.
TfjOf?
Wednesday Only
W RUFFLED CURTAINS tgl
Both in flat nnd ruffled, finished with battenburg braid, 3 yard leng, 44
inches wide and are regular 1.75 and 8j00 value. A splendid opportu
nity to fit up your bed room windows at a trifling cost
$J.50
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NO. 142.
FIRST
SECOND
THIRD
Germany Captured All the
Prizes in the Race for
the Kaiser's Cup
Heligoland, Gcrmnny, Juno 10. la
the rnco from Dover to Heligoland fer
tho Kaiser's cup, tho German schooner
Susnnno finished first today, tho Ger
man yawl Thesis second, tho German
schooner Nnvnhoo third, nnd tho Kng
II sh schooner Sunshlno fourth. Tho
Susnno finished in 40 hours 43 mlnutesy
40 seconds. Marshall's Atlnntte won
tho rnco in tho nuxllllnry yacht's raeo.
Tltno 41 hours, 20 minutes, 43 seconds,
o
CHICAGO
STRIKE
ENDED
Teamsters Are Trying to Get
Their -Old Positions
Again
Chicago, June 10. According to rep
resentatives of employers thcro has)
been a serious break in tho tcamstera'
strlko today. Scores of strikers hnvo
applied for their old jobs, nnd employ
crs assert that 33 per cont of tho driv
ers for tho oxprcss companies havo
asked for positions, nnd, falling to got
them, havo boon seeking recommenda
tions to other compnnies. Tho depart
ment stofo drivers havo applied for
tholr former positions. Tho old onv
ploycs of tho conl companies nnd other
roncerns havo bocn trying to nrrange
for a ro-lnstatemonl n soon as tho-i
strlko is called off, Gcncrnl Agent Tay
lor at tho Amorlcnn Hxpress Company,
declnred thnt tho company was hcslcgct)
by strikers seeking recommendation for
work, but that thnt eompapy had not
taken back any old men.
I n m
Southern Bangerfeat,
Memphis, Tenn., Juno 10. Tho Amer
can nnd Gorman natlonnl colors aro
much in ovidenco in Memphis today,
tho occasion bolng tho opening of the
German Bangcrfcst of tho Southern dis
trict. Delegations of singers hnvo ar
rived in largo numbers, nnd everything
is readiness for tho inltlnl concort to
night. Now Orlcnns, Chattanooga,
Blrmlnghnin, Llttlo Hock, Cairo nnd
numerous other cities uro represented
among tho visitors.
During the Lewis and Clark Exposi
tion the O. O, T. Co. will mako a rat
of 70 cents to Portland, round trip 41.
TIckots good for 10 days. Boats leav
ing dnlly.
reMSS(
Special Sale
No. 233
For our next Wednesday Bargain
3ale we offer handsome, brand new
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