DAILY CAPITAL inf AI. SALEM. OSBOO, THITRSDAY, JULY 12, 1906.
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jllaaesota's ISUter senator
1 Makes Fettle Plea to be
Discharged
!jlerms W. Btont, a member of the
jSmmU latc,Mnato, and president
tbo Sfrtft County bank, in that
s&te, who wa in-Heted by tb'e fUl
grand jury at' the last mwloa In con
2vi,m vlth a tore number of promi-
JL nr.cMn. nd iUfih)z3tt TOCD, fo
cetwpiacy to defraud the government
csnw to Portland- ft laJ aK lo
his cam Ho 3 his before
afloeal lawyer, and'cls regular attor
jwy, a A. Severance, came bc-o Mon
iSiy from St. Faiil to intercede with
J&trtet Attorney Bristol for his clicDt.
ki occurred w a remit of tho eor
fiWo with tho district attorney is
aft, known, but it is mid that tho
ttorgo galat ono ha sot been (lis-
WPpfrpcu
. the books of B. Dorgan
Co., .when .tbo caw was, being investi
gated by tho gran.1 jury, for which
Co!lin is now eenrlflg a term In the
county,, jail, .
' Mr. fiwrsmco, after conferring with
Jr. Bristol W- la,t n,ht for St'
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tfwsator
SJoae's
lawyers 4 claimed
that a great soiiiakc had been made- in
iiyolving Mai-ia. tbo ".MJcntgan in
otmrt." They contMvled that be
life! no connection with tho alleged
coiwpkuey, and that tho coso against
The litfefmoBtigalnst Stone U tho
rt"mo as that in which Edmund Dor
gen, Francis J. Devinc and John Jos
eph Collins, of Albany, are- involved,
M tor tho failuro on tbo lrt of Col
lin to obey tho ronndato of the court
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Johnson's Victor.
It is a long flpbt that Tom L. John
son baa made for god afreet car,c
farw, but it) is oow drawing to a tri
umphant clofc. As usual tho street
cot monopolists have let their golden
opporttiniry. go by. They have haggled
and pettifogged just as their Chicago
fritmd ro doing nwv, until tfto very
last, jwssilnlits- of a favorable settle
Weot for fhvm has been Iorfk They
can.' no Jongcr tfwn obstuct unles
they wewt to corrupting judgro, and
tho" tamo even for that has probably"
paused. Oaa yjenr ago Mayor Johnson
orfero.1 them ghiy-fivp cen's on- th
5ol2ar for IhVjI? tftock, heavily water
ed as it. was. The price was three;
times tho actual worth but thy 'hoped
yet for new franchiM and refused.
rm.y mkrV.-rt VIM IMS OI T.C.-ir W5 u "
w, tim was 00: today it is 75, and
tmKne downward. Meanwhile Miaor
Johnson had pifocbotll tho organip
tioo. of a plan for securing all tho adj-
TOTtages of municipal ownership tor
CVvrtnuJ, wbdJb awadtang tho onact-
of laws a!ttowig municipal own-;
Tbo dispatches announce that Cbaun
cey Depcw has recovered. He certainly
baa recovered his nerve, ami absolutely
refuses to resign flwm the senafa
The Dalles rbroniclp mentions case
rtf thn u cid vt one Jonnson, a on,
at,a railroad camp on tho North Bank,
n iva he had' 1250, which ho vst in
a card game, and "icssfter found
. " it -rL-. 1.HJ -a. .
titling on a ii". J jobdoou uw .
tained his nerve and called tho bluff,
he might have saved his life.
Ex-Treasurer Lyman S. Gage -lias
. ; . i - ut.i. fi. mm- 1 nwa'i
iolnea iiwyu. y"'3y,"! u. t. Th devdoninebt of.
tMc nten ini actual practice will be!
SISTER'S
OPINION OF
BROTHER
able to project! hf astral body into
Iace. If ao the horse editor would
loosen his grip on two-bite to hear
tho gentleman 'a opinion on 10 io 1,
after tho astral 4prt of him locatea
tho' material parti.
'
Htnnan W. Stone, member of thti
Minnesota state onac, assert that
ho i innocent of any connection with
land frauds in Oegon, but Heney held
to him in splto of his application for
dismissal. Tho Journal horse editor
looks upon Heney a wmowhat spec
tacular, and given to playing to the
galleries, but though not a Missourian,
is willing to bo shown.
Tbo linotypo man and proof reader
do givo it to a poor devil of ft reporter
occasionally. Tbo Baker City lleralJ
inan got his Tuesday, when be wjotc a
liowory notice about a band concert,'
and in the head litre tho "n" was left
out, making it probably much ncaror
ho strict truth, but Mill fomewbat era
bm Tawing tbo head read "Bad Con-ce-t."
wate-bovi with iivtarest overywhoro; for
its sucow, which -tteo s?eenw toybo
no rcajion to doubt, will mark tho ,bV
gimanp of Uw tvl for public utilities
praftirig in every Amvicam munici
jolity. " Aj1 with the- disappcaraoco
of public utilitits graftiing thoro will
bo a dakrppeanuico of powerful busi
n (ni poiitical influences of ' fho
eva kind, which) will go feir toward
making fho political contesta of the
cafly future, wtruggles for principles
trntid) of in'tenlsbs.
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-ouKAr:ox. dj pap, rouoKa an enoyclopedia or xnamma in.
ffirs.Starr'sStatementShows
the InHuence of Dirty
Beast Creffield
"I cc-itainly am disappointed in the
verdict of tho jury which tried my
U other for the cold-blooded murder of
Edmund Creffield. George Mitchell is
no better than any other crimnal who
conrmits mutlder, and be should have
been punishifd just like any other man.
The trial was a farce, the verdict a
travesty on justice. Tho witnesses for
the othd.- side all lied. The newspapers
lied; so what could you expect?'
Mrs. Burgess E. Starr, sister of Gecrge
Mitchell, who was yesterday acquitted
of tho murder of "Holy Roller" Creffield.
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An impressive example of tho mys
terious and baleful power which Ed
mund C-iefiield, the late high priest of
tho "Holy Roller?," had over tho
minds of the victims of Infamous doc
trines of religion, appears in tho ve
hement arraignment of tho Seattlo
jury which yesterday acquitted George
Mitchell of first degree murder in. slay
ing tho selfi-styJed Joshua, by Mrs.
Burgess EL Starr, of this cityt a sister
of tho avenging youth.
AVhilo sho dees not say in so many
words that htr brother ought to be
hanged for his c'nme, tho inference is
plain from her statement regarding the
outcome of tho trial, made to a repre
sentative of the Telegram, at her
home, 429 East Main street, this morn
ing. As soon as tho reportw made known
his mission, tears welled up in the eyes
of tho woman, whose homo Creffield is
supposed to have broken up; her lips
trembled ami her fingens clutched nerv
ously at tho doorpost against which
she leaned heavily. Her two little chil
dren, big-eyed, curly-haired little
girls, clung to her skirt, and looked up
into her face, evidently wondering
why tho should be tears in their
mother's eyes.
"Thiy'vo all lied about Creffield,"
she bu-bt out bitterly. "Only ono side
of tho story has been told. Creffield
ami his friends kent silent under nil
I tho infamy nnd charges heaped ttnon
him. He was too good arid great a
man oven to answer his accusers. He
(lid not make me leave my home.
That's all a lie. Ono time I told him
that 1 was unhappy and, that I thought
of going away, but he persuaded me to
remain with my husband and children,
and wheu I dil go I left of my own
freo will nnd went to tho const to bo
eoiiM a follower of Mr. Creffield.
"They just hounded him to death.
Geortfo Mitchell and- his friends had it
all fixed up to kill Creffield. Ho knew
it and' ho made no attempt to escape
them. Oh, how they lied and lied
about him! Ho never did the thing'
they Riy ho did, and he was villifiod
bauso pooplo didn't know him,
'didn't understand hint.
"Wlnt do you think of tho verdict
of the j-yJ" she was asked.
For a moment sho did not speak,
using nil her will power to restrain her
tear. ,
"Do you approvo of itt" mis the
nwet question.
Sho shok her bond) vigorously.
"Xo. no; I don't," sho oxclnimed
emphatically. "George Mitchell is no
bet tic than any othtv criminal who has
committed mnidor. Ho should have
bnvo been punished tho eamo as anv
other man. '
"Then you think he ought to bo
hanged, even If he your brother!"
"Three is no brotherly or sibterly
fooling between u any mo-e. I eav he
should be punish! ju'st like nny o'ther
man. Thuo was E0 justification for
tho eokb-bloodod crime which ho coin
mitted. Ho had no wrongs to avenge,
My sister und I were fully responsible
for our own nets, and it was nono of
Gcoxro Mitchell's business f,he alwn
referred to hoi brothor n.'
Mitchell-never ns brother) what we
Miow that a lot of CreffipU'.
got together and doel.w
kill him, nd Mitchell was selected to
put him out of the way. Then why
shimld he eveapc punishment f It was
th Iriudit at.nl nnA -i..i-.,!.
murder of a po,l and harmless man
The murde.w'8 hwyrs wo-ked dav
and night to fix up lis f0r the wi
n.ea to swear to, m then the ners
npor kept lying aKmt Crxffield, and
all his friends and the Wv aj....i
tbew falsehoods "
"Do you expect CreffieM
againf
Mrs. Starr dU nt anviver
"Wl 'Holy RUW..;
iwttuout him
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work where he left offf"
Shaking her head sadly, she mur
mured in a husky whisper:
"No man living can take Creffield 's
place."
"Do you still continue the practices
and believo in the doctrines that he
taught?"
This sho did not nnswer directly, but
went into a strong defense of his be
liefs, saying that his doctrines and
teachings furnished! all his followers
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other religion could.
It was tho relationship existing be
tween Creffield and Mrs. Stnrc, re
vealed by tho latter in a confession to
her husband, that led to Creffield 's
conviction and confinement for two
years in the Salem penitentiary. It
was Creiheld's influence over her and
her sistco, Esther Mitchell, hnt fur
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George's crime.
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Poultry, Eggt, Etc
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IICBfl 10'Hs.
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Geeae 67c
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Potatoes 1520c
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Bananas 5c por pound.
Oranges $5.00.
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Cows 20.
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Grain -and Food,'
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