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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1906)
P'IBW(HX'' jWEES TONIGHT THURSDAY, PAIR AND WARMSR. ,v 1 A to - - -. I "' ' . P.M. AMD 4:00 P.. k; ILERK WITH A GRAFT FOLK SALEM, ORaOON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 0, 1000, ad a Rake Off of Fifteen Thousand Dollars a Year WILL PRESIDE Grand Reception to be Given Bryan on His Return Philadelphia, Juno C Additional lidenco of gmft among the Pennsyl- ma railroad officials was developed & cjinir New York, Juno 0. Gov. Folk, -Missouri, Mas been 'appointed man of tho reception committeo on tho tho interstate commerce commission1 p Do 8'VCn t0 BTnn when - - ..... ho arrives. n. arwg. o. m. jjujur, tmei cierjc or motive power department, admit- 11 getting money from tho coal com- Inies. Much camo to him STEVENS BEATS WORD Contest for Sheriff in Mult nomah Results in Word Being Put Out STOCKTON THE MULE CENTER Ship Over a Thousand Long J Ears tolthe Fiji Islands Next Saturday -r in un tried letters Ills rake-off on tho ton- was received' from tho operators nishing tho company coal. Boyer's eipts from ono company in two nrs amounted" to $15,000. Another npany paid) Boyer $18,000. Payments Ipped when tho investigation began. o coal companies furnishing tho rail- Id with engine coal paid Boyer $46,- I in threo years. Boyer 'g salary was 004annually. Ho said ho never di-j led tho money given him, and his su dors had! no knowledge of tho trans Eon. Ho said ho never solicited tho u Ho did not wrestlo with his com- fence, and did not think ho had dono frlliag reprehensible. He said ho hot favor tho companies that paid Gathering a Jury. Stockton, Cal., Juno 0. Tho veniro of 30 jurors in the Lcdoux case was ex hausted yesterday, and a special venire of 75 is being summoned today. Tho trial will be continued until next Fri day. Eloven men wero rejected for cause. Peremptory challenging has not yet started. Of tho jurors accepted for cnuso all were on tho Miller mur do? jury, which acquitted liim. Hold Their 173rd Session. Wilkcs-Barrc, Pa., June 6. Tho one hundred and soventjtklrd session of tho Wyoming District Ministerial as sociation opened- this morning t the Methodist Episcopal church, Forty Fort Tho attendanco is unusually largo and among thoso present aro many pfom inent ministers from all parts of the district. Portland, Juno 0. On the face of tho returns Stevens, Republican, is elected sheriff of Multnomah count by n plurality of 20. Word will contest, the election on tho piouud of fraud im Sell wood precinct, where 200 voters,' not registered; wero sworn in to defeat local option, by a brewery. LOOKS LIKE SLANDER j'M'-M-H-frm- 1 1 Wil , ,!;;, I WITHYCOMBF f CONGRATULATES CHAMBERLAIN I wsfi Sown tho Bosses. Plan Assassination. Harrlsburc.Pa.. Juno 0. Tho Ronub- Vashington, Juno 6. Tho state do- lican stnto convention for the nomina- tment refuses information on tho tion of a state ticket met this morning, ged plot to assassinato tho King of , Without doubt Edwin Stuart will bo ly and other sovereigns, which it is I nominated fon governor. Tho platform emanates from Paterson, N. J. ' shows a breaking away from the boss matteo is considered delicate. ' rule practices. Ire have been a number of deportn-' n Is recently. I Wells-Fargo Superintendent. . o I San Francisco, Juno 0. S. D. Bras- Petersburg, June 6. The land tow, general superintendent of the passed on its first reading in the Wells-Fargo Express Company, tided at I'M. hie Vinmn In Alnmflilh. Inst nlcrlit. 1CAG0 STORE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE OW IS THE TIME To Bay Yoat Summer Goods CHICAGO STORE WAS NEVER BEFORE IN SUCH A POSI- TO OFFER ITS PATRONS SUCH A GRAND ASSORTMENT OF ttJTTFUX, NEW SUMMER GOODS, BOUGHT SPECIALLY FOS WEATHER WEAR AS IT IS AT THE PRESENT TEUB. THOU8- OF YARDS OF DAINTY LIGHT WEIGHT FABRICS NOW ON BEAUTIFUXi SNOW WHITE SHIRT WAISTS, BUMMER WASH AND ALL KINDS OF GARMENTS THAT MAKE UP SUMMER 0 APPAREL. OUR WATCHWORD IS, PRICES ALWAYS 2&THAN OTHERS. Washington, Juno 0. Germany dur ing tho last quarter of 1005, according to Consul Harris of Mannheim, Ger many, slaughtered 52,000 horses and 2400 dogs foil foodl purposes. Tho figures show a gain over preceding periods. yds Summer "Dimities. Chal- ind Lawns, yd 5c, 6$, 81-3c & of y&iAa of Silks fjr er wear, vcl 25o 85c. 40c k of Dress Glnehams. all kinds k makes, yd 7e, 8 l-3o, 10c Wwanda of yards of eummer got dress goodb Jn all the t shades, yd 25c. 35c. 49c. 69c W WhitA ClnnAhi fnr oiinunpr Wa in au the up.to-date 'Wcj. A a. in. -i'k. ie . --... .JV, VW, iUVj WU ITns. vd K &u aH. "in lTrels n . 5c, fil gi.. in. loti, jarda Tabl .T.Wb thajha J Reached, yd 554; 35c, 40c - u,ua UnderweaT, Skirts. JJJ ai Corset Covers; prices 'Hfci of . tL. . --w . eorbets tax ftummer ' 25e. 35c, 49c IUn of Ladles' aid Children'- Shoes. 1 i o - v "JW '-" prko, a pair, 25c, 35c, 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.25 and $1.49. Mountains of LadieV Beautiful White Shirt Waists in Linen, Silk and Lawn, price "T7:.49c, 75c, 98a, $1.25 and $1.50 Cartloads of Children's and Misses' Summer Wash Dressea in Percale, Gingham and Lawns, price 25c, 39c, 49c, 75e and 9Se A whole big toouj filled with Ladies' Beautiful, Suiti, Coats, Silk Petticoat and Drew Skirts, Suits from $3.50 up; Coats from $3.45 upjDKi8kWfl, 9Sc, $1.50, $1.95, $2 95 and $3.95. Hundreds of Hats of the latest crea tions In our millinery-department. TrframcU Hats, price ..9Sct $1A $1.49, $1.M and $2.50 One whole side1 of the building iw with Ribbons. Laces, Hot- ;i.rr, Underwear, Notions Fancy Good at price iiimiiiinmimi Estimated Pluralities in Multno man County, Unltcdi States Senator, Jona than Bourne, (Rep.) 1813. Governor, Geo. E. Chamberlain (Dem.) 330. Supremo Judge, Robt. Eakin, 6151. Representative in Congress, Second District, W. R. Ellis (Rep.) 7974. Circuit Judges, Fourth Dis trict, Alfred F. Sea, Jr., (Rep.) 1 7500 C. U. Gantenbeln, (Rep.) I S750. I Sheriff Stevens (Rep.) leads ' by 29 votes, result in doubt. Against equal suuVngc amend ment 4170. Against new local-option law, 1710. nullum mcmnii n n Stockton, Cal., June G. One thousand tyid CO mules, tho largest shipment ev- or imulo from the United States by a ipVivato corporation, will bo shipped fiom Port Costa Saturday to tho Fiji Islands. They were purchased hero fJr tho Colonial Sugar' Refining Com pany. Stockton is now tho linilo center of the world, as tho English, German anl United States governments buy ho.e. WILLIAM ' VISITS JOSEPH Vienna, Auftrla, June 0. Kaiser Wilhelm arrived hero this morning vi itiug Emperor Frances Joseph. SENATOR GORMAN'S FUNERAL Washington, Juno C. According to tho Into Senator Gorman's terms, left in sealcdt letters to his son, tho funeral tomorrow will bo simple and as private as possible. Tho exercises will be at his home, attended by friends and' oth ers from eoncrreea, and the. intctment will bo in tho Oak Hill cemetery. iniiiiiiiimmiiiiiini Results in Oregon. George E. Chamberlain (Dem.) I T for governor, by 2100. T v Jonathan Bourne( Jr., (Rep.) t pr United states sonntor, by ouu. W. R. Ellis (Rep.) for con- J -ess, by 15,00. W. C. Hawley, (Rep.) for cow gress, by 3500. Republican stnto ticket by 25,- X 000. Legislature, R publican. Woman suffrago defeated. "Local-option amendment de feated. Appropriation bill carried. Gross earnings tax carried. Anti-pass bill carried. Barlow toll road graft in X doubt. llllllllllllilllHIIIIIIII i Scores of oongrntulntory telegrams are pouring into tho capltol for Trn ', V COm frm llkh0' Wnsl"'B'o. iwrina, and all of Oregon, and ohcs, their appreciation nf the great victory ho has just won. ' Dr. .Tamci Wltliycomup, of Corvallls, Republican guborniitorinl .......lv, cvima i mi xouoning iciegrnm: Governor, George E. Chamberlain, Salem, CK: The peoplo have emphatically expressed their approval of your ad ministration. Accept my hearty congratulations, JAM13 W1THYCOMBE. can- " Hiiiiiinitiiiini it i tiinmH.fr AUTO KILLED ONE (Four O'Clock Edition.) Frunkforbon-the-Mnln, June 0. Tho Horkemer nutomoblle race from Frank foit to Vienna began herq todny. Prince Henry drew tho twentieth place Porcy D. Pierce, of Buffalo, is tho only American. Frcderlch Van Dwlebln, In rounding n curve near Nuremburg struck a bnnk. Herr Worle, of tho competition committee, was throwq out and hU skull fractured and his breast bono broken. WILL CHICAGO PACKERS KICKING NOT RESIGN Boston, June 6. President Elliot, of Harvard, says It was not his Intention to resign on account of the Harvard football situation. rock and bottom KAXjfcrfe MMi'TTifT SROWDTO STORE. Y0Y BROS. &SBS State Encampments of G. A. R. Boone, la., June 6. The annual state encampment of tho G. A. B. of Iowa opened here today with an unusually large attendance. Several thousand visitors have been attracted by the encampment and tho hotels are crowd ed. The encampment will bo In session three days, and Commander In Chief Tannon will bo the principal speaker at the big camp fire. a-Oina, Kas., Juno 6. Tho annual encampment of the G. A. R. of Kansas opened hero today. At the same time tho Women' Relief Corps, tie Sons of Veteran and other affiliated organi zations aro holding their annual meet ings here. The great parade, which wil lbe the prfnclpal featuro of tho enr campmentj will take plaeo tomorrow, . a Prlaee Hmry 1b Auto Race. Berlin, June 5, The great road race for thb Heriomex prizo started1 from here today with a large number of contestants. Among thorn U Prince Henry of .Prussia, who is steering hit own- sixty horsepower Eenz motor. The road xnco will take ten daya and will take tho contestants over & route touching Frankfort-onrthe-Maln, Mu nich and Vienna. California Woman Honored. St. Paul, Minn., June 0. Mrs. Joslnh Evans Cowlca, of Los Angeles, has been nominated treasurer of tho Woman's Federation of Clubs. Tho election takes place tonight. Despite promises to tho contrary, women's suffraco came bo- foro the convention, Incidentally, and was applauded. A telegram from Itoosevelt was received, saying he ap proved the vsolutlon of tho women to save tho California trees, and would call the attention of congress to It Women to Discuss Federation Matters Syracuse, N. V., Juno 0. Several hundred women representing literary and educational organizations in tho western part of tho state uro as sembled hero to attend tho tenth an nual convention of tho FcdciAtlon of Women's Literary and Educational Or ganizations, which opened hero this morning nt the New York Slute Trndo school for girls. Tho headquarter of tho dclogates is at the Yates lioUl. The program arranged for this con vention is of unuFiial interest. Among tho nttrnctive feature is a lecturo by Isiimr J. I'erltz, p-ofeitRor of Semitic languages audi archaeology in tho Uni versity of Syracuse who will speak thU afternoon on "Woman In tho Ancient . ... Jjywow cult." At tno opening ses- tho United States. TLo convention tion this morning Miss Lndd delivered will last tlu-eo dav am tho local linnai- nn interesting address on "Early Fed- men have mutto special effort for the (Four O'clock Edition.) Washington, June 0. Thomns E. Wilson, representing tho Ohiengo pack er?, has invited tho house uommittoo of agriculture to visit tho plants, and tho Invitation may be accepted. He read a statement favoring tho extension of inspection and a systoun of sanitary regulations; endorsed tho recommends tlon In tho Xelll-Reynoldfc report, but objected to tho pnekors paying tho Ia spectlon fee Ho recommended placing an inspection duto on meats, and al lowing tho Mcrctnry of agriculture 'to be tho JmrRo of sanitation construction. Wilson and Nclll clashed when Wilson dinted tho lntdiont In the repprt of hog slipping Into u privy. Nclll rotter ated that It happened In ono of the latest establishments, but would not say which. Wilson objected to taking tho pnekers' business out of tho pack ers' hnndit nnd) placing It In that of theorists' nn ehemlitw' hand, and de nied thtit meat was "reprocessed," Lltiuor M Want Lower Rates, Louisville, Ky., Juno 5. Tie an'stial convention of the National 'WhMesalo Liquor Dealers? andoclntlofi oporiod here today with n largo attendance of delegates representing every part of Tbey Went to ScbooL Washington, Juno 6. Presldt-nt and Mr. Roosevelt attended the commence ment exercises of tho National Cathe dral School tar girls in tho suburbs, in which tbelr daughter, Ethel, i a. itu dent. crution Days." Tho woman suflr'ago question will como up for consideration am) debate at tho sos&lon timorrow morning and J tbo discussion will bo in cbnjgo of Miss Harriot May Mills, stato organizer, who 1ms selected n number of able penkers, among thorn. Mlsi Julia A. Jenney, Syracuse, Mrs. Many F. S Hunett, Rochester, and Miss Anna S. Huntington, Syracuse. A delightful program has also been prepared for tho literature and art di vision of tho convention. Mrs. Henry Altnvan of Buffalo will read a paper tomorrow mornlrtg on tho "Art of tho Ancient Hebrews," and l)r, H. P. Colcgrovo of Salamanca will speak on "Art In tbw Home." H H li l'HM HW 1 1 N H 1 B 0jmU Mart Axntmr. Philadelphia, June 6.The "immu- itv bath" won't be Jorslseed to President Casaatt, .of the Penwylvanlt road, by the Interstate -e w minion, which refuse to ntbpoesa ilai beore It for a iwixff. '' Ttent the CountlM Went. (Special to the Journal.) ! '. Portland, June 0. With com- ', ', ' pleto or partial returns from all ' ' the counties in the state Cham- ; '. ' brain's plurality Is 2300. Tbo ; ; I ', final counts will not mattrlally ' ' chance the result. The counties ! ! - whieb went for Chamberlain in- '. '. eludo Baker CQ0, Claetamas 400, ; ; ; ; Uaurtilla 200, Clatsop 250, Linn . . ' COO Lane 250, Multnomah 250, '. ', ' Wlthyeombe carried! Benton by ; 300 and Columbia, Coos, Curry, ; ; Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, . Lake, Lincoln, Sherman, Tilla ', '. ' mook, Wallowa, Wasco, Washing-; ; ! ! ington and prooably Harney by ; ; narrow glas. Bourne ' pin- ' ! raHty will be lew tha 500. ; fHIIIIHl TftiUfied About Insurance. Washington, Juno t). Rejrenta tive Kabrock, former chairman of th.j Republican congressional committee, who has not been subpoenaed, will tes tify befc-o the New York grand Jury, that is Investigating tho Insurance campaign contributions. Nwaed for Senator. llartlsburg, Pa., Juno v. Stuart wa nominated for senator on the first ballot. eutertainment nf the ikdegatei. At tho same time tho National Association of Moll Order Liquor Dealers it hold ing it annuel convention hero at tbo Swlbuch, This association, which is Incorporated undrir tho lows of Ken tucky, han now about 40 mtmbers. It was organized last year In Chicago with an original aicmberehlp of seven members. Mutters of great importance to the liquor trade will bo diseased at 'both convention. The principal fight now on In which the mall ctihr homes are interested, Is a fight with the erpreis companies tor u reduced rate of trans portation. The companies held for the regular merchandise rate, but througk (ho efforts of tho asMOcJatlon a re duction has been granted, The reduc tion, however, hn not been great enougb to satisfy the demand of the association, and tbo figM Is still being continued. Robert I Crlgler of Ca vington, Ky., Is pr4Vnt of the association, o- gotne Probate Matters. In the matter of tho estate of the lato George W. Jebell, Mrs. Emma Is bell was appointed administratrix, with a bond of $700, The appraisers chosen wtr A. F. Waller, Prince Byrne and Fred MIncenmlcr. The value of the properly is about $1000. In tho matter of the Martin Wampote estate, Clarence- O. Wampole waa ap pointed administrator and D, S. Live say, A. P. Branlgar mid George V. Bonnoy were chosen appraiser The ostate consists of real and personal properly, the tomtr valued at $5000, and the latter at $4000. In the estate of B, F. Bonham, Mil dred A. Bonham waa appointed admin istratrix, with no approved bond of $1000. Tbo appraiser are W, II. DI ryaple, Wayae Baker and. Owe C. Baker. The estate consists of rt and pw&al property valoed at $1000. A SAyago iritnalist, N'ow York, June q. Rcr, Mlnot J. 8avag, pastor of tho Cttrelt of tie Messlbb, h voluntarily resigned, be cause of his belief In the advocacy of spiritualism. Bavage ban been at Ke? lands, California, since March with ht son, Iter, Maxlmallaa Bavage, where his rrslgnatton waa written. Savage never preached spiritualism, but ehuus ploned it,. i i i i Charge Wltk Rrleery. Milwaukee, Wis., June C Charging Secretary of State Jloowr wllb at tempted bribery, preremxl by Insur ance CommUlsoner Jfoet, a warrant ban befR Jsied, and the arreet will ha tnade wbea Houser airivt tkU aftec ROOD, Dr. J. P.Cook, h now 'Uofl fre.