Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 10, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text"sWwaW' ILrNMENT WEATHER FORE0A3Z, OSIfllW AND TUESDAY, FRKSH SOUTHERLY BRFrr -- A mi bit, ist. i AJLYAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, PRECOX, MOM, llKChMUKU 10, 1000. OWITISLQ! THE POOR CANNIBAL" roCTlCSTQRM SWEEPS THE PACIFrTtoast DENIES STORIES old Says Common Sense Not Humanity Would Prevent Cruelty goNatives Have Practised annlbalism a Thousand ears and the King Wants Stopped. unnni miiQtn .. n .. 10, JV lU0USanU yearg mid I am exerting every effort, with God's help, to sav the country." Wnahlngton, Doc. 10. Sonator I-odgo Introduced a resolution pro viding for nn International Inquiry into conditions In Congo. Rldgoly was nominated for anothor term a's comptroller of tho currency. Tho nominations of Bonaparto and Moody nro reported favorably. lujsells, Dec. 10. (Copyrighted) leg Leopold to a correspondent denied absolutely all, reports (atrocities practiced In tho Con- He says common Bonse, If not mlty would provont tho cruol- t barged. IIo paid a high tribute prlca and most American news- Ho said: "It would ho nb- for us to mistreat tho blncks, bo no stato prospers unless Its Ilitlon Is happy nnd Increasing. aro thoso who mnko n living maligning everything under fn. I am doing nil possible to Ite the Inhabitant this Ib djctated lomanlty as woll ns by com- I am rulol of Congo, but nothing by Its prosperity, and lot financially Interested porson- I draw no salary ns Its eecu Congo has boon practicing Gillette Sentenced. Horklmor, Dec. 10. Qlllotto was sentenced today to bo electrocuted at tho Auburn prison during the week beginning January 2Sth. IIo will bo taken to Auburn within tho noxt ton days. Tho motion for a new trial was donled. Where True Kconoiny Is (Dallas Obsorvor.) Tho Salem printers union wants Btnto to purchase a printing plant nnd placo tho stato prlntor on a flat salary, In tho "Inturost of economy." They also nsk that tho sum of $101,000 bo npproprlatoly for pub lic printing for two yonre. As the stnto Is paying less than $30,000 a year for Its printing at tho prosent time, It Is difficult to sec where tho economy comes In. Tho bill savors too strongly of n Job to bo entitled to serious Consideration. Tho Btnto doesn't need a printing plant. Its troubles would commenco tho minute It bought one. Oregon has been paying too much for Its printing wo all know thnt but let's not get In n hurry nnd tnko tho wrong medicine. Better let Willis Dunlwny carry out his promlso of economy nnd fair deal. Ho'll do It. CAGO 5T0 PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE IJFI MOUNTAINS OF USEFUL hristmas Presents COLORADO BREAKS ITS BANKS Sweeps Around the Dams Re cently Completed By the Southern Pacific Great Flood Again Pours Into Salton Sink and Thousands of Settlers Must Abandon Their Homes. Packing Cases Continued. Chicago, Doc. 10. Trial at tho chnrgoa against tho packing compa. nics tor nllogod restrntnt of Undo whith was sot for today will bo con tinued by consont of tho govornmont nnd connsol for tho dofondant companies. NOW ON DISPLAY I felce quick selling and to mnke a general clean up In the ilUTer- Partinents, wo liavo put tho PRICKS AWAY DOWN so ns to ke buvinn .- in .i -.i.i lniiMfn! uoods to make jour - ft inqj, JOB IVJU Will lllll ' " 'on from.. To help you make your selection e publish the. fol- !k st of useful vmfl8 DNMcnt and guarantee you tho lowest made by any houso on tho Pacific Ceast: Yuma, Ariz., Dec. 10. Once moro the ontlro Colorado rlvor Is flowing Into the Salton Sink, nnd Imporlnl and Concholla valleys nro ono more menaced by rising waters. Tho main lino of tho Southurn Pacific must again ho moved to higher ground, un less tho wntor can bo brought under control. .V thousand people In Salton basin must loso tholr homes, Inoludlng 250,000 acres of farming lands, tho Southorn Pacific must build 200 mllos of new mnln line, nnd Irrigation about Yuma must bo abandoned. Tho government Lnguna dam Irri gation project mny becomo nn Im possibility. At a conscrvntlvo esti mate, not loss than $25,000,000 of prosent values are at Btako upon tho success of tho efforts to close the break. What Is known as tho Hind (In hi was thrown acrqs's tho new channol, and nn earth dlko wa built up par allel to tho river for ten miles, main ly In Moxlco. On tho Arizona side of the river Is the government dike. jThreo days ago water found lt way through both dikes, flooding large areas. This was thought to he sort I ous, but was not considered critical until Inst night, when the wator de jvolopod a distinct chnnnol, nnd this niornlnir disclosed the fact that I the entire river had found Its way around the Hind dam Into tho chnn nel from which It wna Just hnrred. The dam Is uninjured. o Woman Get State Ofllre. Indianapolis, Doc, 10. Mlse Mary Stubbs, aged 2, was appointed by the governor to nil tho unexpired term of her fnthor was elected Just beforo his doth. This Is tho first tlmo In Indiana a woman has hold a state 'oHlee. The pay Is $100 a year. Picked Up Fur nt Sea. NJtusenu, X P., Dec 10. Captain Fredorlckson, of Uio Norwoglnn bark Wellington, his wlfo and 1G members of tho crew of tho vessel wore ros cued! Docombor 3 In nn exhausted condition by tho Elder Dompstor eteaiior Sokoto In lntltudo CO west. ThoVolUngton, which sailed from Qulfuort, Miss., Novombor 12, with n enrco of lumbor for Uosanlo, Ar- ;ontlnn, was watorloggod whon de- Berted. Tho Sokoto .will tnko tho rescued persons o Havana. I BRISTOL STILL IN DOUBT Washington, Dee. 10. Tho nomi nation of Bristol to bo attorney for tho district of Oregon wna roferred by tho Judiciary committee to a sub committee. Kx-Oov. I hireling snye Ohio, Is for Forakor for Prosldont If Foraf er wnnts It. o ' WRECK 1. ON LAKE WINNIPEG STORM SWEEPS COAST Roof Blown From Memorial Church at Stanford University. Much Damage Done in San Francisco Through Collap sing of Buildings and Fall ing Walls Left from the Fire. DONA . GILMAN MURDER San Francisco, Doc. 10. Tho coast from San Dlogo to Httrokn Is being swept by n 5B tulle nn hour gale whloh In doing much damage, nnd Is accomplished by rain. In Snti Fran cisco many shnukn and somo larger houses woro blown down, and wnlls loft by tho flro tumbled to the ground. No deaths havo boon re ported. Thoro were Rovural colli Rlons on tho bay, when) many ves sels drnggod their anchorfl. A tlireo ktu"ry npartment houso on Valencia streot and tho neighboring Iioiuoh houses collapsed. No ono wna In Jured. Palo Alto, Dec 10. Much damage was done by tho Htorm horc. Curry's furniture ntoro was wrecked and tho roof of tho Momorlnl church nt Rtnndford Unlwulty was blown off. Tho ruins of tho Poodo pg restaurant uollnspod under tho turrl- lie force of tho wind. High wnlls crashing Into the now hull of Justine Winnipeg, Boo. 10. Tho big ft onostory building. Tons of tun steamship lluronlo, llngshlp of the sonry orashud through Into tho base Northern Navigation Compnny, Is a mont. The walls of the old Oold wreck on lulu Itoynl, 40 miles from ber'g-Howen Compnny.'s stable foil Port Arthur, this morning. Forty into tho street nnrrowly missing n passungora nro alluglng to tho rig- California street ear crowded with glng. Tugs havo left hero to aid In paiwongurs. Among the building their rosouo. Tho lluronlo wont Htrtlally wrockvd are the California ashore In n honvy gale, whloh Is still Notion & Toy Co., on Sacramento raging, nnd Polk atroots; the Henry Durant , snh(H)l on Turk nnd lluohnnnu nnd Winnipeg. Dee. 10. It ,1s fun red novo nil frame buildings on Broadway - .. . . .. ,B . . it. ti. ti .. . it... some or tnu pasngni ami oruw nun uunvonworiu. rue wans oi mo who nro canuwl on the Islnnd will ruins of Samuel's Loco Houso and tho die of exposure. A terrible storm Is Ilnyee street ontranco to uoldou (Into blowing and the ship Is a total low pork collapsed. Dayton, 0., Dec. 10. Tho body of Doim Ollmnn was oxhuntcd Sunday, nnd nn autopsy performed. Coroiver Klein said today i "Tho autopsy showed Iho girl met death by strau KUlntlon. Tho coroner and Dre, Light, Nuw ell, Bwlng and King, who assisted in the autopsy, will moot this afternoon, whdn n stntemont, giving tho com ploto result of tho nutopsy will bo mndo. Dayton, O., Dee. 10V warrant was sworn out 8unday for Mrs. Oll man, Dona' mother, who Is charged with tho milder oft hor daughter Collins Ollmnn, Dona's brother la mlMlng. Dayton, O, Dec 10. Tho wnrrnnt for tho nrrost uf Mrs. Oilman hna not heon aerved yet on nccount of her health. WnrantH nro being prepared which charged Colltnu, huV broth r ' nnd Frnyno Oilman, n slitor, or Bonn, ns accessories. She Is fully Insured. Winnipeg. Dee. 10. Tho wrecked fsteftinor Is tho Monarch not Uio llu- ronlc. Tugs havo rosoued all. O' Load nan Intended for Coon. Oregon City. Ore,, Dee. 10. While coon hunting Sunday aftornoon CV JEUTt.nv Pj'S BOSIEItV 2" KCinTEAR 8 SHIRTS V8 COI,T,Asi 58 CLOTHING l CLOTHING TOP SLIPPEItS S68' sOES 8' SHOES J S"OES JE MNEXS JJf NAPKINS POIlXg TOWELS J1' SUITS 5 nits SKIRTS MEN'S UNDERWEAR Children's IIOSIMU KNIT WOOL SHAWNS Fine Silk U.MURELiaS MEN'S HATS & CAPS rJne 001X)nK0 SILKS CHILDREN'S SHOES f,nl-,.,1 ,)rcsJS Coods KID GIX)VES PINE 1JLACIC SILKS FEVE 1LAID SILKS UlRck DRESS GOODS LADIES' BELTS PLAID DRESS GOODS Ladles' LONG COATS MISSES' LONG COATS CHILDREN'S COATS SILK PETTICOATS Lakes' DRESS HATS CHILDREN'S CAPS LONG SILK VEILS , OSTRICH PLUMES LINEN IIDKFS. SILK WAITINGS DOLLS AND TOYS SILK HDKFS. CMLDKEX'S Hosiery FANCY NECKWIUR GOLF GLOVKS INDIES' HAND RAGS Embroidered Hdkfs. FANCY HDKFS. SILK .MUFFLERS INITIAL HDKFS. SILK RIBBON'S FINE LACES VELVET RIBBONS DRESDEN RIBBONS Xew EMBROIDERIES ALLOVER L.CB8 DRESS TRIMMING LADIES' HOSIERY HOSE SUPPORTERS NOTIONS ALL KINDS DRESSING SACQUES iAXAM? VArmc mmowma wtcms. Winter Wheat Area. Washington. Dee. 10. Newly . - .,iniu wliant InnrnABA M00OMN. " The total acreage Is Iard O'Donald of this oily re i .So Tho condition of '! tho greater part of a charge of I""- ' , .blrdiuot from agun jniuosau oi the crop Is v.i ... . u. . . .... tho j-q. side a treo, and In his efforts to dislodge- a coon from Its branches ho topped over tho firearm which was discharged. The Injury l not con sidered necessarily fatal, o -o- Crulser Denver Defeetlvc. Philadelphia. Pa., Dec 10. The nrulfer Denver was dry dooked at Leaguo Island today, with a vlow to overhauling her sheathed keel. One of tho elx Bhoathed ships .In the navy, sho had considerable dlflloulty with her keel on her last voyage when she went to Havana nnd thero Is much Interest among naval exports . mi i. ovm1wt whan tho as W wnai win ."- --- ,t,nn tho keel Is ovexhauiea. u i Wld that holes were discovered In the Inside lining of the steel while .. i&- iv in Havana Bay, and vriia Til ifdi mm m - thoro Is much speculation as to what caused these holes, and as to what will transplro as to tho general ef ficient of tho sheathing. Naval ex perts In this country, and In Europe, are watching tho career of the Bheatned ships closely, because all understand that the new type U la a period of evolution. The sheath Is copper covering over the steel keel, and between It and the .tool and wood and ctraent. The Idea is to nreaent a sarfaco to tbo from which tho growths which eilns to the ,teel will flUa '"? "K Saca to bold tp. and enabling the ihlp to remain Jon tlm t sea SLt the bottom being overbaH. Chicago Markets. Chicago, pec 10. Wheat,, 744. corn 13, oats 31 ft. .. . I o ' An Oily Talk Fet. Chicago. Dec 10.-ArgumonU b gun today with Standard's effort to havo tbo indictments In tho federal courts quashed. They will continue for tome time. o Storer Jolt the Prenideiit. Cincinnati, Dec 10.Storer says, "I am elected a member of the Ananala club like all who take issue with Roosevelt. I took tbo c"ouro I did to protect my wife, whose mo tives the President aspersed. Ireland one told me tho President took tho credit for tho action ho now repudiate." Dr. J. F. COOK Movm o uwmtx wtmwt, WNMMt HK WflXJOiT ALL Ot AMP M PATOHTTd. V AXt JHWHIW CALL Off Mt. COOK. All sohools wuro dlmnlssed for fear of Injury to tho ahlldren. A number of school bulldlmtn suffered severely. Police patrol Market stteet warn ing pedestrnlns from dangerous walls. The dead aro John Rynehart, a plumber, klllod by a fulling wall; nn unknown nun burled In ruins near tho L'alaoo hotel. Twelvo injured ore reported, but nono fatally by fall ing buildings on Suttor and Van Ness occupied by tho Mann Trunk Co., tho Hahnemann Pharmacy and MelJI Art Company building coltasped causing damage or 1200,000. It Is estimated the total damage In the vicinity will reach half a million. Wants Torpedo BonlN. Washington, Dec. 10 Congre man Kahn. of San Francisco, today Introduced a bill In the hous appro- prlatlng flro million dollar for fifteen torpedo boat for servlco on the Pa cific coast. O" Ill Khlpiiwiit of CoeoauuU. Ne,w York, Dec 10. The brig Foderlc flchepp U In tho barber hav ing a cargo of 7(0,000 Ban Bias co coanuts. Tho crop Js Jamaica, Ban Blaa, Baracoa, Trinidad aryl Porto Illca aro far front tho nwar.0 and it expected that tho uoiiea w raarkot thin year will be overstocked with tbo nut. 0 ' ' Can'tJet tho Rrvorik. Washington, Dec 10. Tho wnato can not get the record of tho San Francisco Japan eaao unje the President see fit to Bead them him self. Metcalf, t word to the at thU afternooa la aaawwr to ta mrt reaolutioR ieBdJaf tM ree Mf4( Uu 1m l4 not tM 4srKr Day ton, Dec. 10. Collins Oilman was arretted Ihls afternoon charged with bolng nccei'iiory to tho murder of his sister. G0TTHE NOBEL PRIZE Washington, Dec. 10 Tho Presi dent today received tho Nobel prlio of 110,000 cash, which was con ferred on him for endtntt the Kusso Japntiose war. Tho President Is un willing to profit financially by his ef forts, and has decided to dovoto tho monuy to tho promotion of Industrial peao In this country. IIo will appoint trust, probably Chief Justice Ful ler and Secretaries Wilson nnd Strauss to administer tho fund. Thu President wilt solect two men. one of whom will be John Mitchell, tho oth er not yet selected, lo he A man con splounus among capltallnts for his fair dealing, for servloe for ono year, who will do all In 'their powor by arbitration nnd otherwise, to of tlu dispute and promote Industrial ppfleo. At tho end of the year these men will soloet two other dlsUli gulhed for their efforts toward in dustrial peace, and at thu end of thu third year thesu fond will tJt two more of tho sumo calibre, the first two realgulng, to bo sueottfded by two other Two will resign very year thereafter, each pair servltiic three )ear, so thero will always bo a committee of six. There will bo no rules, and everything will h Judiced by results. Christiana, Norway, Dec 10 Th Noblu prlxo no formally handed to tho American arauawjudor lu parlU meut this afternoon for KoosettlL o Tho Natural Plate. A llaltlmoro man Interested In th ttlucatlon of the youns reeeotly-1- Rod a kindergarten l lht After tho nrst exls the visitor wa asked to put a' few questions to tho pupils. To a boy of 6 the caller said: "Hare you ,w l'0ft skint" "Yes lr' earn In rluglns tooe from the youngster. "And where!'1 nkd tho visitor, iranressod with tb child' earuMt- ness. L , "On the Hon." aaatfurtd the hoy Harper Weekly., i i i i it ' i ' Too tmtc Oerald Yo opght to love ase after all the wMJ't 9$ 0, you. oidtae Tkat'e wfer vor tuUlake. It 3fU UA H JW 1 w4M tof JW.' Sw. -CMK Ut Si JS m i m pj iVOY BROS. rAnhW m Lomwm- The Denver tu built br N 8d i c iMi 0rt Struts Lavy at tsU "ty. comviMMT jt!g