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NEW ADDRESS: BAOONBUILDDIQ, OAKLAND, CAUFOENIA.
H. W. Miller Stands Up and Tells Sto
ries That Will Make Trouble for a
Number of People
Republican! Open Campaign.
Washington, July 20. Tho Itcpub
Jieaa congressional campaign commit
tee Is preparing for tho opening of the
(OBgrrlonnl campaign in tho various
a-tatca ami eongmsloruil campaign head
quarto will be opened today in Niw
York ami many other cities throughout
lhe country, Tho record for the first
wwion of tho fifty, ninth congress will
be used as campaign document during
the campaign this fall.
Tho aoBslou just close! was one of
(ha most notabla since the adoption of
tho constitution, aald Representative
Jaus A. Tawne, of Minnesota, chair
nan of the house committee on appro
prfallona and vice-chairman of the Re
publican campaign committee. A vast
BMttint of Important legislation was
exacted, and congress responded to
nearly every popular demand upon it
I aee nothing In tho present situation
that would justify even a doubt that
ifee Republican will not control (he
ifl in (he aiiticth congress.
It la generally understood that, ac
cording to the plans of the campaign
committee the coming campaign will
be ono of argument and statistics
Among tho inoit prominent campaign
orlaors this fall will be Speaker Can
son, Secretary Shaw, Secretary Taft.
Yk-llriiUnt Fairbanks, Senator Ilev
ridge, Representative Hill of Connee
tleut, and Kepreientatlve Paja of
New York.
Xeaeriag- Petrarch'i M-raory.
Areuo, I'aly, July W 8W hun
tired and two jr ago todai, on Julv
0. 13W, l-aneo IVtraeeo, better
known to the world a Prancea l'e
trarca, or Petrarch, was lorn here, the
on of exiles from Florence, lie i cce
of the four rt Ht of Italy an '
nnnjTerwry or bis birth is eh
crrei m only throughout Ital). but
wherever th.a n ytnAt wm, jlUr
ary tastes. Tho celebration bw aan
slated prlnelally In memorial exercise
4. tt lilrthplnee of the great HKt and
the- reading f some of his moit famous
works,
Petrarch eVert a iiMwt(ti school
od later took. ivlr Ja the ehuwh,
but neve wrvM a p,rlsh pmt, bat
became attsvhed a ha4ma r secre
tary to the kHtshld if ariHis great
cbla, and later servlag tho st.Ven in
wiw diplomatic ,! eeremaniiw,
rotlvae. In 1M1, at the wpltol in
JUn ho was crowned with a Uurel
wreath, th greatest Italian poet of
hit time. dlei ca July 18. uu, ax
Arqua,
Will OouUno Mpul School
JVrt Ia worth, Kao., July 0.
The signal ri of W Ualt.nl State
cuniyt h, Utn uUtitaBl; a sehwl
fcexe. fruw which seven eOtem haw
i.Taduat.1 (hi ytaP Tk( Kwlk. y xu
ioatltutlon ka t attend wttk
laueh avevess that it will U ettn
tird ctut jwr, the new riQ cpeamg
W epteWr 1, with four or Aw
ftra of tL si(al t4 at
ninny owr lin officers, to wham It is
cefcsidel adtisaUa te lprt ta ,y
tetu of cunIetUn In the tiii. to
r witt IxowleJg of i'sj
cerr apjwtntu. ,4 ujpwanr.
lVrite a Msvr Sect.
11il, July S0.-A X.w ixt ar)
fcy U pnlUr eut atul .etUna. V
is a tall man with long hair and beard,
is clad in a wbito monk's robo, and
wenra sandals on his baro feet. Those
who accost him receive this answer
"I nm Mam, nnd those who follow me
are Mcvn."
mi. qi.ee- fellow, it appears, is a j M ,, Mld was a good
iurcniuua ini uiriu, nnmeti caionionson.
Ho has bem in tho consular service,
and spent some time in Java, where he
became imbued with a new semi-religious
creed, for which ho now tceks
to make propaganda.
This modern ajwstle only cats raw
fruit, vegetables and nuts. No liquid
of any sort, he claims, has pnsseed hi
lip, ainco Sept., 1S1. He efcheWsl
wit, which, ho ays, is tho root of all
evil and illness. All these interesting
particular are set forth in a pamphlet
printed in four languages, which this
exponent of tho ultra oimpb life pro
sents to thoso who appear interested.
0 .
Hdlmn la Water.
The thermal waters of S. Guilinno,
noa IVn, buvo ben found to contain
highly actlvo chemleal emanations of
a aultancA closely resembling radium
Mnny mineral water have thee enmn
tt'Iorxs, but few contain tho radium in
condemwblo form, whereas Professor
Hattelli of Tifa univ(i-ity has proved
tht property of the S. Guilaco wuteu
ink ai.iikj r .i.a iu .!. 11 1 . . .. -
...v ..., ,. 4UW, .,, UJOa xc wnier ts a eitUen and eligible to alt. Then
jneM aner oomjonvitlon being dis i'he t
B:a7en nud unblushing, vith studied
Indifference t his own pnrt of the
winHe, Henry W. Miller, in the fed
oral oourt today, suppleme-iited his
story of yoitorday, laying bnrf the de
taih of the unlawful scheme by which
he, Frank E. Kinca-t, Martin Q. Hoge
and Chariot Xickell, are chargei wlh
having conspired to itduee numerou
irsWents of Tkcer and Mtdford to
commit perjuTy in making applications
for land under the timber and stone
act.
Miller described how he had enter
ed into the conspiracy .wih Kincart,
how they had agreed upon a cou'ie,
concocted the bogus "Kmmettsburg of
Xcw Zealand Company,'' and started
out to inveigle the unsuspecting out
of their money. He went further and
drew Charles Nickell into tho 6Chemt)
and told how the latter, after tho first
bunch had emptied their pocketbooks
Into the conspirators' coffers, slapped
him on tho back nnd frlicited him on
tho fact that he had gone- about it
in tho right way.
Then came the entrance of Martin
W. Hogo into the scheme, with the
details of how he became the legal ad
viser of the Mo and later became a
hustler foi victims at so much each
in
vestment, and so zealouly lid he en-
tr into the spirit of the thing that miles of the timber,
he was made a special proposition
whereby ho was to receive $5 apiece
for victims as soon as tbey applied
and $10 on final proof.
Befo'e thu noon adjournment Miller
told how Hogo even went to the
point of having him sign a bogus re
ceipt showing that he (Hogc) had fil
ed on a piece of land and paid his
location fees when the arrangement
wac hat for and in consideration of
hit rustling "suckers" his location was
to bo made free of charge.
Question Etsjfardlng Juror
When court opened this morning
Special Assistant Attorney General
Himey said his attention bad been call
ed '0 tho fact that Charles C. Brad
lej one of the jm'ymen, might be in
eligible to sit, lxcnue of his having
taken out oly hi first papers. Judge
Thomas O'Day, atto-ne for the de
feust., wwived any objection that
might be raised, and stipulated that
the revord might show that Bradley
bunch from PMcl" bad filed. Then it
was they agreed npon a division of the
fees for swearing tho applicants and
publishing their notices in the South
e n Oregoniaa, Nickell 's paper. I!ls
om'ee a? a United States commissioner
was in the same room with the news
pajKvi ofliee. Miller represented to
Nickell that he thought he could get
10 applicants, but Nichell was skep
twal. The scheme had been worked
before, he aid. and he doubted if
he could get that many.
The first Placer bunch consis'wl of
Lafayette Lane, Heny 0. illiam.
Lizzie Williams, MoHie Irwin, W. Lea
bo. Alien Irwin and 6live Majors.
Williams came to see him first and
said he had- been appointed a commit
tee of one to look into the proportion.
He wanted to know the names of
some ot the head men of the eompany
and was finally given the fictitious
name of J. D. Wtf-on, of Minneapolis
Minn. Williams was satisfied and
said he would get about six members
of his own family.
The namo of the "head man" was
to go no farther than Williams, for
Miller said he was not supposed to
tell who was in the company. When
all was arranged, the first "bunch"
came down, and they went out to lo
cate. They wm within about three
wr t t nUniY vrnu. Sn w hnxro T-.1J
we've oetu tAji.vt6 j ..... Jtvlu J
supply of fast the things yon need. WE CANSRrt
YOU hammocks from 60c op.
We have Camp Cots, Chairs and stools, and have
received a foil line of Wall Tents in all stees.
Blankets and Qtiilfs
At lowest prices. See s before yoa take to the
IsWull W
tiaitfly lumirtou-i
Th soientiM himself for the moment
W not attach other tbn a lenti3cj begin eont-iic's about
aluo to his .liwovrn
rial prae-led with the rCHllinc
of Miller to the witness stand.
Miller said he showed Nickell the
"WHY
a week after
metit,g him and right after 'he first
do I take Cardui"? writes Ars."
Jelemrna Mullins of Odessa, W.
Va. "Because, after suffering
for several years with female
trouble, and trying different doc
tors nnd medicines without obtaining relief. 1 at last
found, in Wine of Cnrdui, a golden medicine for all my
ills, and can recommend it above all others for female
complaints."
Cardui furnishes safe relief for backache, headache,
periodical pains, irregular, painful or unhealthy cata
menlal (low, and all ailments from which sick women
suffer. A perfect tonic for delicate women. A pure
vegetable medicine for girls and women who are subject
to the complaints peculiar to their sex. Mas benefited
over a million who used to suffer as you do.
At every drug store, In $1.00 bottles.
WINE
writs us a Lrrrra
I" i ru mii .,,,1 ,,4Wlt
nr i.ummi
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A. L f RASER
PLUMBING
TINNING AND
ROOFING.
Cormcc Work, Heating and BmldinS Work of all Kinds
Estimates Made atwi Work GiJaranteed
Murphy Blk State St.
Salem, Oregon
Good "Sucker" ProposiUon.
"Did Kincart tell you what kind
of timber it wasf" asked Mr. Henoy.
"Ye; ho said it was no good, and
the be-t 'sucker' proposition in the
whole state," answered Millo in a
brawn voice.
They nil thought it was not neces
sary to go to the timb he said, but
'he victims though it would look bet
ter to go out In the woods than to
go right before the commissioner and
file. Winn t'lej returned they all
went lefo-e Nickell and filed their ap
plications. Then the victims went to
Miller and KineatV room, signed the
contracts to turn the land over to the
"VmmrtH.Kii.i. t "V... V.-U i r
"sij; i ." ..,u;um tym
pany," upon final proof and paid
their location fees. As they paed
out of Nickels s otlice, Miller suid,
Nickell pnwetl him on the back and
told him he was "going to them in
proper snle."
The contracts signul in Miller's
room wem burnwl alwut a week after
that, Miller -uld. Net all of the vic
tims paid .the- location fee, Lafay
ette Lan, who, Miller explained, was
a "ifeferrwl creditor," ou ot his
consideration for boosting the thing
along Miller said that he rep-esented
that he got no part of tho location
fes, but that after the hinds wont
to final proof he was to get 25 cpnts
an acre.
Biihtllng other Suckers.
Whea thw ,vas au ovor Migr twjt,
fied. the went to wo-k rutliug an
other "buaeh of snekerj." 'fhev
wrotn to Dr. CKv Major at Placer,
who bad W promised a claim m-
f oBi.toratk.o for bis gettiLg a fe.v
or iae ikjs to. tk up land. A nr.
resiKtndvBve followed io which Major
rKi u. utwj uV vri'h a bunch
of mining ,,,., j . ,u wn thu
thing pn sta ih. ,-K.nr, ,he
wouW Ivgia te boil; to t.aVwtaBil."
Major. MiKr :tMiM on Ww
it was a buno gu
Then Mj. huJbup K v.acll iU
wont ov tu s-i-a gn-.ad. The w
ond list eu. ,t, l ci V-r. (liy Major
Thomsm C Kill. YrZ C. MUten, Will
Ham Drfvault an.: TAiih Butler These
how ever, Miller U.weCt Wforo Com
mWalMtr Brighton. aBOtkw cojaiois.
r.?'! h"1 "' Publish-
7 v r'' nwaw PP"tlon
for the Uni they thougtu they wrc
filing apoa.
Having .shaded the rsady n?vy
Jf victim, at !, t PI
fresher fields ai xMtni w, at
jelccv Thea H was drawa l.to
the , ,ewe. He m iDt0 MiH
room obc doy wkk c,t,
to fil- on si pi, oi Uad m
represented tkat good
eawhoo.4kPtbroth,
d turn th W cvw f, h J
Pny M ,. ,t hu
Poof. Hog,, w-a, ,.. e l
the atu and tl,fied hi, UpH MJJ
At It wa all rigkt.
Then Miller made hiai th i-a j
U kej the Uea and ?ect to work.
He brought in sceal among whom
were Johnson and Luckenbach. Hoge
was so successful that he was offered
?i" for each one he gof as soon as Mil
ler got his fee of $23 and $10 mortJ
on final proof. Then others were en
gaged to rule, among them David Ir
win, a cousin of the o'her Irwin, and
Solomon Lander. Hoge did a good
business and was paid in all about $100.
He aettd as the legal adviser and
quieted the feats of some of the timid
ones, who wanted to be shown.
Then Luckenbach suspected some
thing and told Miller his scheme was
a fake and that tho company was a
bogus one. He was let in on tho plot
and infermed: by Miller that in the
nbsenco of Kincart, who was then
away, he might take his place and
sha-e the spoils. The new man hust
led hard and added several more vic
tims. Miller was still on the Etand
when the court adjouKned at noon.
Justf before the tTial opened yester
day afternoon, F'ltnk E. Kincart, one
of the defendant, changed his plea
o guilty. This was a severe jolt to
the defense, coming as it did immed
iately befose Henry W. Mtlht, an
other of the defendants went on the
witness stand and told the story of
the conspiracy formed in the first
SUNDAY
SERVICES
St. Joseph's Catholic
Seventh bunday aftw Peiia
First mass nt 7 n. m. High mJ
10 a. m. Benediction at ,7 p, m,
German Lutheran.
Regular sorvices at 10:30 a,n,ii
Gorman Lutheran St. Johns droits, e
ner of Center and 14t!h streets. Gta
En gel, pastor.
a
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Pentecostal Mission.
Fifteenth nnd Mill streets. Sris
school at 9:30 a. m. Preaching ill
a. m. and 8 p. m. Testimony snetj)
at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting oa 1Mb
evening. Will be glad to sty yoi
Christ IiUtheraa.
East S'ato street. Rev. AdoIplB
erle, pastor. Sixth Sunday aftci Eft
Trinity. Sunday school at 9:30 n
Altai service at 10:30 a. m. Straoit'
11 a. m. Strangers welcome.
Central CongcgatiosU
Sunday school at 10 a. a Ednni
meeting at 7 p. m. No pieuslngiai
vice-v as tomorrow is pas'ot'i dir li I
place between himself and Kincart, Krm V -n V , . Hl
nnd then carried to Charles Nickell. ' U,n'd-. Blble tudy m to
.Miller detailed how he and Kincart
talked tho matter over at Myrtle
Oreek and agreed that they would
fo-in a deal to filch suckers of locating
fees. The schemo was that Miller would
represent himself as the agent of a
bogus concern called by the high
sounding title "The Emmettsbunr of
.ew .eniand Company." Kincart was
to be the otlu-ial crui-er. Miller was
'o up-eient that his company wanted
o buy Southern Oregon timber Innd.
He confessed that there was no such
company and that all they expected
to get was the locators' fee. Con
tracts -to be signed up between the
company and tho sucker were ar
ranged. Then they looked! tho field ove for
suckers as Miller frankly stvled their
intended victims. Readily 'the town
of Placer was agreed upon as just the
place and a trip was made thore to be
gm wo-k. Dr. Cllve Major was agree 1
upon as a tort of bellwether on the
'hoory that V they could get him in
torestedi ..11 the rest would w ..
Miller siid. They mw Dr. Major and
then went to Medfortl where they met
Nickell and .vrauged with him .to di
vide the spoils received from publica
tions of landi notices. Nickoll, so Mil
ler trifled, agree, t0 priut th(j
,T r.nmU the'V Dt6d With0"t
Ht. Mille. was still oc tho stand
when court adjourned.
thin an hou, yesterday afternoon,
JJ7 wJpo Hunt had) ordered the
trial to proceed, w.r.iu.. yr.
0. Hogo' weak back.
Charles O. Brad'.- .....v. . .
" "uani, i-ort
dny evening.
a
Highland Avenue. Sunday iwl tt
10 a. m. Preaching1 at 11 a. m.uil
p. m. Junior Endeavor at 3 -, I
P. S. a E. nt 7 p. m. Eve- -joty
dially invited. Pravor meet. ta
day nt 8 p. m. Oliver X. Kenmruj,
pastor.
St Paul's Episcpak
Chemeketa and Church street. Bft
Ba-r G. Lee. rector. Sixth Sundartf
ter Trinity. Services at 7:30 a. m.uJ
11 a. m. Sunday school at 10 i
There will bi no evening service.
First Congregational.
Pnhching at 10:30 a. m. by Etl
Andrew M. Eockwood, of PorlUl1
Sundav school at 12 m. Y. P. 3. 0.1
at 7 o'clock. At 8 p. m. this ckd1
will join in union service at the Ftf
Presbyterian church.
First PreabyKtian.
rrcachintr nt 10:30 a. m. b the
tor. llov. TT T 'Rnhcock. Th(!
"New Birth. Sabbath school at IS
Union Senton and) Junior C. E. '
m. Union sermon in Presbyter
church at 8 p. m., preaching by H.
Deck.
6
Vtwrf: rfti4rHn-
The First Christian church will
its morning services in Tioga ball,
Barr's jewelry stora nt 10:30 o'dl
Theme: "Have You Departed f"s
the faith ? TK1 ,nnl at 12
: Junior C. a at 3 p. m. Senior C.
7 P. m. Union services at the W
I Prusbyterian church.
tor.
D. Brett, f
A TTv Tj
trouble to contend with, Pri:'
gjr P. Dawn, farme-A'w:
v ln ,Ku-vkenJfl,. farmer, Nor h
nmhdl; Lilian, BeariT fnr ' T.
riBg alb-v: iron. t . ',of
mwptB. - rr, Kopf b00kk ', from n torpid liver and blockaded b
J-ortland; Milton Damon, farmer, Port' els' leS3 yu awaien tbe t0 v.
"M; Newton Bmnsnn .., -., .. nronor o-. i. n- Vine't :
fw; K. c. Appcwon, banker, Mc. Llfa PUls; tho pleasantcst and s
M aavihe; Philip a. Gmves, iaT effocUva euro ft ConsUpation. W
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wi hVUry had bwn 8lted Mr eystem- t J. O. Perry's, droSS
Wege withdrew Ms appHe-tla- I
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