Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 11, 1906, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textt nUP1- p: vv -VMBNT WEATHER FOHKOASX. SD COOLER TONIGHT; W EDXESDAY FAIR. juuf" ., ., uimmiiai FAIR. I MLIOAPITAL JOimWAL M 1 iI SALEM, OREGON, TlliSlUX, DIU F.MUKH 11, 101MI KO. 20 1. OVERNOR, CONVICT AND CORPSE "! HE POPE ADVISES CATHOLICS NOT TO YIELD iATH CLAIMS MOSES ed South Carolina as a kvernor and Massaehu- settes as a Convict sted Confederate Flag Iyer Sumpter, and Ran the amut of All Lines of Cor- option. Hton, Dec. 11. Ex-Qovernor ?klln J. Moses, of South Carolina. asphyxiated at a boarding houso t'lnthroj) Beach this morning. It lot been decided whether It was accident or suicide. es-wns born C3 years ago. lie ked tho flag of the confederacy Fort Sumpter and served in leonfedernto army. . Ho wns ono be first to accept tho bonoflts of nstructlon and beenmo governor 570, Ho ran tho gnmult in nil of corruption, Bold pardons, Id toll on every bill, sought re Ion, and used tho militia to pro- his arrest. Ho fled when cast tor his family to Massachusetts, Imtdo a living by various shifts. lof them honest, and served a ia tho Massachusetts ponltou- Savctl from (lie Wreck. Seattle, Dec. l. Tho schooner Wm, Smith which arrived here from Port Townsend yesterday leports the Smith rescued the captain, his wife two children and tho crew of the British bark Melnnop, which had ar rived off tho Oregon coast. Defends tho President. ' Washington, Dec, 11. Perkins, of Now York, defended tho President's Inheritance- tax scheme today, He said if Miss Vandorbllt and Miss Gould had been protected from the gaze of foreigners by an Inheritance tax they would have beon bettor off o A Deadly Steel l'lnnt. Chicago, Dec. 11. Fivo coroners' inquests wero hold ovar ,flve bodies today on workmon of foreign birth, killed within IS hours, whllo at work in tho Illinois Steel plant, in South Chicago. o - France and tho Church, Paris, Dec. 11. Tho cabinet to dny voted to procoed to imniodlate liquidation of church proporty. It nlso voted to call 5500 studonts for priesthood to tho colors. Hithorto thoy have beon exempt. Church proporty in Franco Is worth $200. 000,000. o Alleged l'lot Aguliiht France. London. Dec. 11. Tho Contral Nows says documonts tnken by tho government today In Paris show that nt tho Vatican a plot existed against tho French government. O' Chicago Mnrkvtfl. Chicago, Dec. 11. Wheat 74 74 , corn 43(0 42, oats 34 34. SMOOT CASE IS ARGUED Senator Barrows Declares He is Disqualified to Hold His Seat While Smoot is Not aPolyR amist, He Has Taken an Oath Which Conflicts With His Duties as Senator. "HIT Jlf A CTAfllF' J LAw J I via PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE MOUNTAINS OF USEFUL hristmas Presents NOW ON DISPLAY i W. wide wlltog and to nk. "' '" "'' " "'" '"""" . i ..... iminKS AWAV DOWN K buying easy, you will itad choice, beautiful good, to make jour on from.. To help you mako jour selection we i.uiii. 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SILK RIBBONS FIXE LACES VELVET RIBBOS DRESDEN IBWNJ XerEMBROIDERlK8 ALLOVER LACES DRESS TRIMMIG INDIES' HOSIERY HOHK SUrrOKTERS KOTIOXSALLiaMH DRESSING SACQUES Washington, Dec. 11. Ilurrows, chairman of tho senate committee on privileges nnd elections, opuned the Smott debate this afternoon. In a speech ot 30.000 words onrofully pre- pnrwl, he marslialed tho argtimants ncalnst Smoot. HRrly In tho argu ment ha Knlil there was no evidence thnt Smoot was guilty o( polygamy. Ho roforrod to tho position ot Smith. loador of tho Mormon holrnrchy, who is tho husband of flvo wlvea nnd father of 43 chlldron. Ho quoted Smith's testimony that congross had nothing to do with privato llfo. He said Smooth was llsnualllled bo- cause ho was a mombor of the Mor mon hierarchy, this membership in terfering with tho functions of tho state, because tho hlornrchy ot which ho was a mombor encourages polyga my, becauso Smoot, as a mombor of that hierarchy had taken an oath hostile to tho government of tho United Statos, and Incompatible with hla nlillrntlon as a sonator. Ho ro- vlowod the domination qt the church In polities. Tliore wns no case in Utah showing tho dofoat of a mon favored by tho Mormon ohuroh, nor of one's election whioh th church opposed. storm" ON THE SOUND Washington '( Item. Washington, Dec. 11. The Presi dent tudny nomlnuted Daniel W. Stone, post master nt Trlnldnd. Colo- Wesley A. Martin, nt Mnncu, Colo., ana rred Evan?, at Burko, Idaho. Tho Belgium lecntlon donlos thnt Leopold mnlntnlns n lobby to provont action agnlnst nllagoil ntroqltlea In Con CO. Action on Lodge's Cnniio resolution will ho tnkon tomorrow. Tho'sennto tomorrow will dlsouoss thofSon Frnnclsco- Jnpanoso situa tion? ' u , Chicago to Sleet Seattle.. Chicago. Dec. 1 1. Prlnoliml' O. S. Woscott. ot the north division high rc1)oo1 .today gnvo his consent for a trip by. tha schools' football toum, tho Cook county champions, to tako part In a class meat with tho Sonttlo "Proj" chnmplons at Senttlo, Jamt ary 1. Ills objections woro over come by written periulfwlon obtained by Bixteen members of tha squad from tholr parents to mako tho trip. PREDICTS TROUBLE IN FRANCE Dona's HlMvr Arri'ctiHl, Unyton, O.. Dtc. 11. Knyne Oll mnn was arretted this morning charged with belcg accessory to tho nvurdor, of her slston. Sho wnH ro luaschl from custody but will appear In courts Friday. Hor brother ru malns In Jail, tho offor of his attor ney to bo reHponslblo for his appenr anco being refused by tho police. o Effort to Separate Church and State Arouses French Catholics The Cabinet Stands Firm, , uut it is Thought Blood" shed Will Follow Its At tempt to Enforce the Law. -ig 't Seattle. Dec 11. Pugot sound was sweiit last night by a CI mllo gale. Many small craft-on tho sound nnd Lake Washington worg unveii ashore nnd brokon up. Fears are ontertalnod for tho safety of several v9MMi) unreported slnoo tho storm of the sixth. Wires to the norm anu weat are down. o ; Has Ktroko f AKplexy. London. Dec. H.-lethodlet bishop. McCabe, was strioKon wuh apopiaxy on the BtrMl today- ,,e niny recover. O; Nntiu' S-4'in.i Faiiilllar. wnQhJiiifton .Doc.' U.-Tno Presi dent today nominated Horbert Khox- Smith, of Connecticut, to soeei Garfield. State Nevs Electric cam will soon be running in Milton, Ore. The duok reason Is about over, tho cold wave having driven most of the b!nJ south. . The trial of Orlando Murray, Portland, charged with killing Lin- coin C. Whitney, "" " - land. . ,, William Koerner, Qt utok v.w. ..... .n,V,nt Stanford, has been elected captain of the Stanford foot- TboT.t fame of the State Basic et ball leaguo will bo between tho Mult nomah team and Salem Y. M. C. A .. ,innd Saturday Blgnt. Bl" ... iw.r troet car collided with a fine department truck c?" . ,k nd elBht firemen jionoay " --- -.. ,., 1-I...A.A If WU IU " Shut oft the Mont'). Borlln, Dec. 11. Tho commlttoo rofused to rocommend money to prosecute war ngalnst tho rebels In South Africn. and tho kaiser may dlBKolvo tho nolchstag. Ho snya If tho Reichstag falls to meet tho do mandator money ho will lose hnlf the colony. chIcago MURDER MYSTERY Chlcngo, Doc. 11 --Tho pollco to day aro examining Mr. Hmma rsel- man nnd Jorry Vrral, children of Hoso Vrxal. whoso four othor ohll- dren and husband died mysteriously. resulting In the arrest of Herman Illllek, a clairvoyant. Physicians suspect the examination of- tho living show tho Biippuawl heart dlsoasa of the pair aocused was caused by se cret mlnlstrntlons of poison similar ly administered to dead member of the family. ThU Is the first lime in this elty the living have been thus examined to secure evidence as to the death of others. Paris, Dee. 11. The press Mon day unanimously recognlcos tho ox tromo gravity of tho rollglous Inuio precipitated by tho pope's Intran sigent attitude-, nnd many papura pro did a vorltnhlo religious warfnro. Tho government's calculations hnvu dour ly boon upsot nnd new luglslutiYQ au thority tuny bo necessary to ounblo It to copo with the situation. It hav ing been decided that after tomorrow rollglous sorvlcoa may not be held without n preliminary declaration under tho law ot 1881, tho pope's orvlors outall thu Immediate Initiative of prosecutions In 30,000 communes and logically tho Invasion of churches by tho pollco for tho purpose of pro nouncing their dissolution and ex polling tho pnrlsh priests. Thu mili tant Cathollca Seemingly hall with Joy the prospect ot vtolenco which will compel tho closing of tho churches, with tho attendant uxoKo uiont of religious passions. M. Jaurea, tho Socialist londgr, proftHweo to hullevo that tho vatlrau hna deliberately determined to test the strength of tho party of renotlon In nu offort to overthrow the repub llo. Fighting for God'a Canto. H Romp, Dec. 10. Speaking bf tho actual situation In Frnnc, the popo today oxpreecd his grlut.aL.tho no coaslty ot taking recourse to oxtroino mensuros nnd cxilntnrl that thoy could not bo avoided. "Nothing will stop us." inld tho popo. "NolLhar porsQoutluns, nor martyrdom, In protecting our reli gion. Our cnuso la Clod's cnuno," Paris, Doc. ll.wrtiwo was a largo nttendnnoo at inni this morning' mostly women, Indicating thn,t tho men aro Indffforunt to the light on tho ohurch. Tho prlosta nnmed tho servlctm for tho week without refer euro to tho llloznl status thoy as sume Tho sovurumont nay U will not ho forco.1 lutti n sensntton nl at titude by tho Intemperate remark of Cardinal Ttlchiud. Tho nrch bishop or Paris says there will bo nu violence, hut a passive resistance, (hat will oxlumst all protests nt every Paris, Dec 11. Montngnlnl, sec retary of tho impel unulcatnra 'horo,.' was arrested this afternoon nnd wilt bo conducted to tho frontier tonluht, Ills resldcncti wan searched. Ho do- mauded protoctlon of tho Italian om-Immir.-nrtltnalmchRMnirifil'mhliy olorgy woro notllletl tlifcy nttut vn onto their realdoncea tomorrow. ATTORNEY ADMITS FORGERY Peoria. Dec. 11 Attorney Dan V. nana, who was supposed to be wealthy surrendered to tho states attorney today admitting. It claim ed that he dbtalned 110.000 by forg ing tho namVa of county officials nnd residents and misusing tho county seal. A warrant charging him with forgery had been prepared. LE0P0U) AND THE CONGO SNUFFED HIS CANDLE Seattle. Dee. 11. Holier! H. Lang Mlas Hobert 13. Luhn, ou of u mil lluunlre soap innniifiiulurer of Han Frnnalsco, upon bolng nrreste! Ifcst night on a ohargo of forgjng ft B0 ohuok, drew a revolver and shot him self dead. London, Dee. 11. European pa pers generally have printed the In terview yrith Leopoia seourea i Bcrlpps aoclatlon. English paper maintain their soml-Congo attitudo dwplt hU dentals, but the French are rather mora conserratlve. One n.min n.nr avs "Leopold remalB Home. Ded 11. Tho vlimjilivr o,f dentition today hdopttKl H reiblitllou The Socialist organs generally. f coiigratulntlon to Franc on her howevfrt-, regard the popo' Inhriic-! anu-ciericai ponpy. n i.i.mb tlons as being the retiult of the gov- 'secularise tho state. eminent' wonkues In offering any j concession boyond the forluntlqn of , f f T r DTT thu oulturnl association otinteniphit IJjjClt I el under tliu law or iuue, anu uo claro that tho government now has no altornntlvo but to Insist on tho roQiilred declaration holng miulo or show tho ecoloMlaatlon the door. Tho Conservative paper advlso tho. gov ernment to remain true to its liberal principle, contending that the moro tho church Is In tolerant and panic stricken, the more authority It will mod, provided the government doe not lose it head. The government ha made prepa rations to cope with the situation, but Is keeping thorn secret, evident ly waiting to soo whether any consid erable proportion of tho clergy win revolt. The cnblnot, however, main tains a resolute front. Instruction to the public prosecutors were tele graphed broadcast yesterday. Premier Clemoncean is juoted as saying: "If the church elects to have war, It will have It; but the world will bear witness that tho Vatican I like n foreign power trying to dispute the authority ot tha French govern ment." m firtand. minister of public wor ship, say he think tho pope ylolded to the importunities of the uitramon- i.niu. who aro uver possessed wiin "tho mad Ids that out of disorder and civil war they will omerge tri umphant. The government nowaoe not fste a revolt of tho conscience of French Catholic, but a purely political enterprice." Cardinal Rlcharu, arcnoKiwi' Farl. announced today that he would leave his ccletatlal resl- denco December 12, and the clorgy horo were preparing, to teavo their presbyterle upon demand, add ing that. If they were umt. the church, they will organize private rellgiou Tlco. Cardinal Richard say It U impossible tor mu pwi' Dlaco rellgiou orvie on ie of public meeting. The situation I kijt " -..- .,rtf,!iwited by the debato 1 iparllameat. when wplanatlqaa ot tbo government'! inienm -- Want HlnMiotnl for ffltftii. Washington, Dee. 11. Benatop Toller Introduced a resolution tin afternoon providing separate state hoed for Ntw Muxlon. O '" Flit tlm Coin Bark. Topeka, Kan., Dc 11. Former State Treasurer tlrlme today relm bursod tho state over 19,000 allgl shortage during bl administration. C ' " Churrli Vnutkvlllr. "We; had a woman whistler and p rrfWiner on tho musical glassef at ir church last Sunday." "Anything oWtm "Nothing, save tho uul mono- Iokuo by the pron. iimsuuv Courier-Journal. n - - NotlM. rrl... dnnlikl mKAtlntt' Of tltO ShafO- .i.,.r lit tfio Caultal NAtloBalUaulC of Balem will bo held nt lu banking houo In Balem, Oregon, on day tho eight day of January, 1907. Palem. Ort'goo, wc. . " JOS. IL ALDKHT. K.ij.i.m Cabter- v : . . -. Dr. J. F. COOfC mvmoumx ummw rmmm. JLU Introduced a bill In the chamber ot dcpuUties yesterday, providing that nil buildings, preabyterle, etc., occu pied by ecclostlntlca ulinll dollnltoly escheat to tho state, dopnrtmouta ncd commune ilium tha enactment of tho Tho Journal dns Debnltl lonlnhU snya that, It tho government has, re'" ', cdurso to vlolont lnu&urt'. It wllU Kill IIUU 11 illll U1I11 UU tVllVUU IU JUOU tho churohoa. I 1 fla aMnveTHQ WTO , k in the' Portland department; r J?3isr -"- -' u d. H, Meauler, r4i?l Kwb)lcaB, mmmtAtm sometime. , IrSII