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sawmill. Hdbbs could have his pick
of the res'.
After that Frank Alley, an attor
a"v, sat in a room adjoining Booth's
' ,n..,. n-itt. o A.ul-Al nt wrin. At fast
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M notice, of cancellation came in by get U.O land in an nonm ,.
mail h riohed into ono drawcf or
advantage wis the reward of diligence.
Xo matter in whic the government was
interested was pending, and' Boofb
had not committed any offense. Kribba
didn't want to influence any officer or
Ho
mi elv wanted to know what the gov-
Booth Case Up Yesterday
The DayConsuraed in Argu
ing a Demurrer
another and, according to whose ton nment had done.
it wo, gripped the released' land for
eitho' Kribbtf or tho lumber company.
The J dinary citizen seeking to ac
quire a claim has no chance whatever.
Wfora the frauds were exposed
CouD'y Judge "Webster next took up
tho case of Booth. He argued that
under tho statute invoked it must bo
shown that ao official hnd committed
some act o influence another tri-
MARKET QUofj
TIONS TODAY
The Woraw of It.
MoOitr (Impateh-'ly) Yon hare
jbcen vtry naughty today, Juamta. I
stall have o tell your father when he
fjmeH home. Jtwmta. (aged seven)
lt's?fc woman of itl Yen' never
ian VrfVn aovthinir to voursolf.
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SimiU Players and Toot Racers!
Lpol. J. Krngex, ex-champlon long-
Siitaaco foot racer of Germany and
JTollaad, otrlje, October 27, 18Q1:
W "During my training of eight weeks'
feoMaees at. Salt Lake Citr. is April
is'it. fjBied Ballard's Snow Linlaent
to taj greatest satisfaction. There
'fore, I highly recommend Snow Ltni
went to all who are troubled with
prains, bruises or rheumatism." 33e,
6k and $1. Sold by D. J T;y.
A Pleasant Way te Train.
Tho above ii the nsnal verdict of
the traveler using the Miseourl Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the'eart, and we believe that the serv
ice and accommodations given merit
this .statement From Denver, Colora
do Springs and Denver there are two
throngh trains daily to Kansas City
and St. Louis, carrying Pullman 'a lat
est standard electric-lighted sleeping
tiia, chair cars and up-to-date dining
ears. The same excellent service is
operated from Kazaas City and St.
Louis to Memphis, Little Bock and Hot
springs, xi you are going east or
south, write for particulars and full in
formation. W. 6. MBBIDE, Gen. Agl,
. 124 Third St. Portland, Or.
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OTIAS. K. 8PAULDDXO,
President.
b: 0. MILES,
Sec. and Trcas.
James Henry Booth, who took $Sf0
for advance informal i m while re
ce'ver of the land! Sice at Bosebucg.
does rt Chnty that he committed an
immoal act but insist; he is innocon'
of an illegal one. Thw admission wa
drawn from his attorney. County
Judge L, It. .Webster, during an argu
ment before Judjro Ifuut vesterdav
morning on the land f'aud indictment
that is being prosecn'ed by Assistant
Attorney General .Francis J. Honey.
Tho moneyr taken by Booth came
fronv Frederick A. Kribb, who bos
managed to serip about 300,000 acres
of Oregon's finest timber lauds.
Kribba wanted to get first notice' of
tho cancellation of land entries, in
ordo- to claim more land for his mas
ters. He first worked thrxjucrh Jamos
F. Bridget, register of tho land office.
Bri-.e's imntshment was confined1 to (
- o a
! removal from oSee. but Booth- was in
dicted. The leniency extended to
Bridges was dve o the fact that he
furnisH'.di tho government valuable
evidence.
Now Boo!i comes to the front with
a contention that the indictment
against bim 6es not' charge a trime.
TWs contention was urged yesterday
morning by two attorneys, A. 0.
Woodcock of Eutjcnj and County
Judqe AVebster. ,
In beginning argument on the de
murrer interposed in Booth's behalf
Asei'rtant Attcney Genual Henoy
read the indictment based on secMon
175!? of the revised statutes, which
.ection forUidk any officer in tho en
ploy of the United States from recedv-
bunal. The indictment was invalid
because Booth was not charged' with
doing anything to influence anybody
else. "Kribbs paid the receiver to
notify him' first," ho said, "but is
that a matter in which the .United
States waa interested! "
Heney, in replying, pointed out that
Booth had agreed to give Kribbs in
formation in advance of all other per
sona who might bo desirous of know
ing and enMtled to know the same. Xo
ono could serip or file upon ithe lands
until notice of cancellation was re
ceived at tho local Oand office This
made it plain that Booth, by acting
as the agent of Kribbs, deprived others
of rights guaraneed them by tho gov
ernment In speaking of the punish
ment for violation of section 17S2,
which is fixed1 at not moro than two
Chas. K. Spaulding
Logging Co.
Manufacturers of
Oregon Pine, Ash and Maple Lumber
SALEM, OREGON.
To him Kribbs paid a bonus of 10
cents an aero for all tho land he got.
In tho end thoy was a dispute over
ho amount due, Bridges figuring the
bill at $7000 and Kribbs refusing to
iifif morn trr-n .1"flrt T-
Meantime Booth waa busy looking
after tho landt-grabbing interests) of
the Bootb-KeHy Lumber companv, of
which corporation ho was secretary.
Kl'ibbs went to. Booth, offering him a
lump-sum for advance information.
Tho lumber company was ge'ting all
it needed, thero was room for more
unft, and Booth accepted Rribb's iWreo'Jy interested in the matte- for
money with tho understanding that w"hich Booth took compensation, he
tho lumber companv should get the
landi released' in the vicinity of ita
ing compensation for any sen-ice to yeg ana $10000 and) carricg with Jt
bo rtndercd by himtclf or anoth' in lebamont 0cm evCT ho(Hng oflice
any maVo' in which the United States ,,,, 1IlA Trif(W, R..fM mwrT,,nf.
is a imrty. either directly or indirect- r. it ..:.i n... At. i.n ti
- -uf uvuu,r uiu iiiut w luiier ptmaiiy
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v. i. rBu, .... h. ronS as wa3 particiarfv approprinto in the
done tho government in giving Khibl CM0 of Booth He ridiculed, the con.
an advantage over all other, citizen, tcB.ioM of ho dofMe anJ ,vanto to
.Uji,..u -uucnei. rau kww if Ju( Webster would approve
has inclined to the belief that some f fho acUoQ of Booti .f
sort of contest had to be involved, Kribb,s scxi k t ,t lft nig offico
wuu .m '. "invi um nut. agree. iie
pointed out that the Mime contention
had been raised unsuccessfully in -the
Hyde-Benson case before the supremo
court of the United States, and in the
case of Senator Burton of Kansas be-
fOe the supreme court of the District
of Columbia. The United State w.is
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said. All lnis for the regulation of
land offices are d 'signed1 to give tie
used it to claim land for Kribbs when
ever notices of cancellation came into
his office.
.TlldfO 'WflVlEtflT )inc!nl in nlmi) '
that ho was not aqguing as to tho mor
als of Booth's action. His contention
was that his act was not illegal.
Several authorities were presented
by Heney. The defense seemed to
place its faith in the charge of Judge
DeHaven to the jury in the Mitchell
"Mako Salem a Good Horn, m.h
ruu,H-i element Marvin
"SKa -'lu uviuiij WO,
Chickens 10llc.
IJrys 13 c.
Ducks 10c.
Poultry, Eggt, Etc.
Egc Per dozen. 3QU
Butter RotaU CountrV,' 20c, ei
W.J, .ut,
Hone 10(S)Hc.
Fry-'i2c.
Geceo 67o
Ducks 9c.
rruits, Vegetables, Etc,
Potatoes 1520c
Onions 2c
Tropical Fruita.
Bananas 5c per pound.
Oranges $5.00.
Lemons $5.00 lbC.OO.
Idvo Stock Market,
Steers 33c.
Cows 2 c.
Sheep 3c.
Dressed Venl 5c.
"Stock Hogs tic.
Fat Hogs 6Yjc.
Grain and Toed,
Baled Clover $7.
Cheat $7.00.
Timothy $9$I0.
Oate 42c.
Bran $19.50.
Shorts $21.00.
Salem Plourlng Mm.
Wheat 63c.
Flour $3.00.
tfiAm I list w a 4 T. . ,. TT..i -
i.nhl n,,i ,;u .i v """" """"v uKe niini announced
..uw L-i,- A 1 ' .. r 'l Khai In would look in.'o the authorities
... vo i j;.. UUJ pvrMjn an ,nij (n.,. f. .,, , .,
, -w - ...v i'uhii uuuvr .IUV
""""'WKi- ovti oiners tnicn act is a
Aiaud again't tho Unikd Sta.'es, and
therefore comes .within the purview of
the statute on which the Booth indict
ment was based.
At'orncy A. C. Woodcock argued
that tho indictment shows no matter
pending at the time the alleged offence
was committed that could have been
lnmienccii In- hit ae'ion. It was not
I'lForaent.
How's This?
We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
P. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known P
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him porfecUy honorablo in nil
'ti. . r r ' 'u u u
chartred tlmt th. ..Ho ;,... business transactions, and financiallv
tries wero not made a part of tho ' . Cn""7 0ut ms' obl,gations made
wc.l.1. The-Wore 1h defence would jbj hiST-.
contend that the reconls wo-c own to Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
r.,.1,1:.. i ...!.. ... .. ..' Whole.nnlA T)nirTrtf. rr,j n
time of the ... ' -.b-", "', j
public inspection at Mio
offense elmrged. Kribls had a perfect IIa11'8 Cat(U"rl Curo is taken intern
right to scrip tho lands. Further than ' 7 'ating dlre:tly uPn the blood and
Portland Market
Wlb cat dub, ,7172c.
Vallej- 73c
Bluest em 73c.
Oats Choice white, $31.01b32
Millstnff Bran $17.
Hay Timothy, $1112.50; jm
Potatoes 4050c.
Poultry Average oJd hens.
12'4c; mixed chickens, ll(3)12c- tJ
-..i nti . ... ' -J
iwnvra, vw, caickcm 1212c(
.vVar nvc, limine; cense, live, tv.
89c; geeso, dressed, per pound.1
UU"B "iocj pigeons, $li
Pork Dresesd, 7Sc
Beef Dressed, 45.
Mutton Dressed, 56.
Hops-Oregon, 1905. lOOU-
Wool VaUey, coarse to mediiid
-oy2c; astern Oregon, l823Jii
uuer -ancy Creamery lfj
-w, OlVJl J0(O)HC,
Mohair 2830c.
itlmt. riLMicsJ th nttrjPA,- t v.iKi.. , mucous sunacos or tho system. Test!
had gone away leaving word with the,n?nial8 " '"' Plice' 75c Per bot
receiver to 'elegraph to him an soon I b,y, a11 drugi.
iw word of the cancellation of certain 8 Famlly Pills for C01ti-
JaniTs to, recrive.) it nouhl be not Pa
only tho right but the dutv of the re-
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