Daily capital journal., December 31, 1906, Image 1

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8ALKM, OREGON, MONDAY, DKCKMllKlt at, 1000.
NO. 811.
LIQUOR INTERESTS ARE DIVIDED
THE WHOLE TRAIN! O
WHISKEY
AND BEER
DIVORCED
Dealersin Ardents See
Virtue in Local
Option
Beer Business Crippled But
Traffic in Case Goods
Growing
A special dispatch to the Portland
enlng Telegram from Salem today
will Bay:
Salem, Ore, Doc. 31. Having
jnado tho "gladsome" discovery that
the local option law, as It now stands,
operates to tho benefit rather than
tho detriment of tho ardent liquor
business in this state, tho Wholesalo
& Retail Liquor Dealers' association
Is content to allow tho law to stand
as It Is; will spend no moro monoy
In litigation looking to Its amend
ment or complete abrogation, and, as
a natural consequenco, thero has
been a serious "falling out" betweon
Ibis association nnd tho Stato Brew
ers association, tho latter of whoso In
terests aro bolng seriously Impaired
and Interfered with by reason of tho
effects of tho prohibitory measure
and especially In the dry districts.
This condition of affairs arises
CHICAGO ST
PEOPLES BARGAIN nuuoc
MONDAY'S SPECIAL
Department. Read en:
$2 00 Fur Neck Scarfs, price. .89c
13.50 Pur Neck Scarfs, prlce.Jl.GO
18.00 Long Purs, prlco H9B
112.00 Fox Furs, prlco c'90
Ladles' $13.90 Long CoatB' g0
price
Ladles' $16.00 Long Cont8' 90
price
120.00 Long Coats, prlco.. $12-50
$8.00 Silk Petticoats, prlco. .$4.50
$2.00 Sateen Petticoats. prlce..9Sc
$5.90 Silk Waists, price. . . . 3-75
All Trimmed Hats Half Price.
$36.00 Waterproof Rubber
Lined Slk Coats, price.. $1S.3
45c Colored Silks, yard
a 49c
75c Colored Silks, yard ..
$1.50 Silks, yard
75c, SScand 9Sc
Silk Umbrellas. Half Price.
50c Dress Goods, yard
85c Dress Goods, yard ....
25c
49c.
$1.65 Fancy Panama Dres8
Goods, 54 inches. Yd
Silk Wulstlngs All Reduced.
Ladles' $2.25 Dress Shoes.. H-
Slippers, Half Price.
rgW,.T0OWOfl
gALKM'l
from the effects of tba local option
law as they are folt in Coqullio, Coos
county, and comes to light as a re
sult of a test case "to determine the
constitutionality of tho net, which has
been passed up to the supreme court
for decision and will come up for nr
gumont some time this month. It was
tacitly understood between the lend
ing sfilrltB of tho two liquor associa
tions mentioned, nnd tho contesting
litigants in Coos county, that, in
enso tho suit was carried to tho su
preme court on a test, the liquor In
terests would contribute a sharo of
tho necessary exponsos attached.
But, when Attorney A. S. Hammond
of Coqullio far tho contestant nnd up
pollant, consulted Sccrotary A. Crof
ton of tho Wholesalo & Hetnll Liquor
Dealers' association, In Portlnnd,
concerning the matter, ho waB vory
much taken back whoa mot with a
flat refusal of any financial aid what
soever from that source
Mr. Crofton Is quoted as roprosont
Ing that yio liquor intorosts whom
ho roprosonts havo bocomo satisfied,
through cxporlonce, that tho salo of
whiskies nnd other "enso goods" of
nn ardent nnturo has materially In
creased In tho districts whoro tho lo
cal option law is in forco nnJ that, in
tho froo of these conditions, tho as
sociation would bo foolish to con
tinue tho fight ngalnst a measure
that has proven Its friend In fact, If
not in spirit and intent. Ho cited
Tillamook county nnd Informed Mr.
Hammond that, slnco tho county
went "dry," tho sale of spirituous
liquors has moro than doubled and
tho snmo result was practically be
i. ,.i!n! In all districts wherein
n,n inn is In effect. Ho admitted, It
(Continued on pace seven).
8c H. S. Ladle' Hundkorohlofs
prlco
5c Handkerchiefs, price
Men's 10c Handkorflhjcfs. . .
3c
lc
4c
Ladles' 10c Handkerchiefs.... lc
FJn0 Linen Handkerchiefs All
Reduced.
Mufllors, from 25c up.
Trios' 60c Hand Bags
25c
ladles' 60c Silk BolU. price 2Bc
& 65c Underwear, price.. 39c
H 00 Dressing Sacques, pr!cc.45c
l,o'o0 yds. 8 1-3 Embroidery.
..... .3c
yard
75c Velveteens, all colors, yd..39c
a...i.. Flannels.
1,000 yds. uuwMb
yard
. Snnol Silk SPOOl
4tfc
..3C
BMt Darning Cotton, ball
2C
Host Sans Silk, ball
25c Toy. Pr'oe.
.. nrlco.
10c
26c
tadle.'Ho...-10'- ,
--- ilr. ""
2.00 Silk ov
jfesf)
RECKLESS
RAILROAD
WRECK
The Dead Are Too Dis
membered to Count
A Train Full of Passengers
Standing at a Standing
is Demolished
Washington, Doc. 31. An nppnll-
Ing dlsnstor resulting In the death
of about 36 parsons and Injuria to
about 50 parsons, occurrod at 6 p
ni. Inst night on the Dnltlmora A
Ohio Railroad nt Term Cotta, a su
burb of Washington. Tho Frodorlck
City, Mr., local No. 66, on tho point
of pulling out from tho stntlon, wan
run Into by n train mndo up outlroly
of eight empty coaches bound from
the wost for Washington.
It Is now nscortnlnod thnt 45 aro
dead and possibly fifty. It Is pos
sible several bodies aro still In tho
wreckage.
A Later Katliiwto.
As far as enn bo cstlmnted this
morning tho cnsualtlos In tho Terra
Cottn wreck aro 40 dead, and eight
injured. Tho exact number of (load
Is dlfflcult to nscortnln on account of
dlsmombcrmont of bodies. Tho sup
erintendent of tho morguo says that
ns near ns ho can toll 34 bodlos arc
thero; two aro at a houso In Torra
Cotta, and four died in hospitals
FIvo men. mombors of tho crew of
emptlos which ran Into tho crowdod
special nt Torra Cotta Btntlon, wore
arrested. Responsibility for tho wreck
Is unfixed. Inquiry will bo hold nt
Baltlmoro whoro nil train records
are kopt.
Knghio Crew Arrested.
The onslno of tho roar train Is
said to be ono of tho lnrgost nnd
!, tviMM of imswngor onglnos
I used on tho road. The fact of Its
size, probably savod It from total
1 destruction, tho principal dumago to
1 it bolng conllnod to the front of the
I - t.la MtlL'ltWIOr
onglno. lJoonunu ui ...- ....... .-
Hlldebrondt and his fireman oscupod.
HJldebrnndt U said to have been a
substitute. Ho nnd his fireman were
arrested, but no formal oharcos havo
been placed against them, ponding
the Investigation.
Tho wreoked train wns composed
of an engine smoking car and two
day coaches. Tho two rear conches
were reduced to kindling wood, and
.u .- nf the smokor was tolo-
scoped. So proat was tho impact that
the local train was scattered along
the track for a jodiwotuw .r
Unoe. Fortunately tho wreckogo
did not take Are.
Jlrakemnn Heim-mlier nothing.
Frederick Leigh, brakeman on tho
wrecked train, died In a hospital this
morning. Before hU death he said
Z bad J.t Parted to pull out of
Terra Cotta, when a train beh nd
Jtruck them. Lola was moving
".... .i. m.ih at the time and
iZeied nothln, more until h.
1 awoke In tho hospital.
Fntlirr una on ;
Bodies of Dr. E. O.Beit, two sons.
. ... .n.i Sinclair, five, wero
SSt5lt. terribly mangled.
Only part of the physician's body re-
mains. Sinclair was Identified by
hi. mother's description of his cloth
Si Th mother remained at home
raring for a third son. aged three.
Si" otter. vUlted friend, for the
J," Dr. ButU. of the hea th do
Mrtment of thl. city, could only den-
ft?S remains of Ms wife by a
Adding ring. 'e' haTve
moved all vestlgo of the wreck; no
more bodies were iouhu.
iv L F. COOK
ro to u"jw "?;
KfSw VATU
plBff..- OAIil OJf . COOK.
An WAS DESTROYED
BOLD
YOUNG
ROBBER
Attempts to Hold Up Pas'
senger Train
Richmond. Vn.. Use 31. Son-
biard Airline trnln No. SI was hold
76 miles south of horo this morn-
ig. A passenger nppnrontly aged
about 25 took n sent In n Biuoklng
npnrtmont of a sloepor. Tho Pull
man porter nnd conductor waro In tho
day conch nt the time. Tho robber,
as the porter returned forced tho no
gVo nt point of a pistol to look both
doors, nnd started to rob the pnneon
genu He had secured $S when tho
conductor forced his way Into tho
cnr. The robber shot him and pulled
tho air cord nnd ewnped. The con
ductor's wound l not serious.
0
C0RBETT
PREDICTS
HERMAN
Cleveland, Dec. 31 Jnmos J. Cor
bett, In nn Interview oxoluslvo to tho
newspaper ontorprl.e nssoclntlon.
writes. "Both Hormnnn nnd GniiH
iv.. In flm. rnniHItnn for tho flullt.
,w... ..... -iJ-.-Hit.-. ---
Gnus is n three to ono favorite Gnus
has It on Hermann In roach, oxporl
onco. gonornlshlp and footwork, but
his punch Is wonk. Hormnnn Is ton
times ns clover ns Nelson. If Hor
mnnn Is able to stand tho negro off.
tho hitter's chnnees will dwlndlo ns
the fight lengthens out."
Tonopnh. Doc. 31. Both Gnns nnd
IbMUiunn nro rastlng todny. Her
iiunnj says fight will go over 20
rounds nnd he will win. Gnns ex
presses opinion thnt he will win In
short order. Onus look, strong nnu
onpnblo of figliMng n groat iiguu
Jack O'Brien arrived last nigni ,
and wiys ho will not bo surprised to .
hqo Hormnnn win. but would pinco
monoy on Gans. Brltt ! In tonight
with n largo delegation of 'Frisco
sports.
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Held iiy it Train.
Salt Lake. Dec. 31. Doteotlvo of
tho OroKon 8hort Line arrested five
fnrmers and tho operator nt Tutor-
n nmii. for causing a wreck at
Potomon yostorday.18 miles oast of
Ogden. Tho train was .ont Into tho
wnhnr rlvor. killing onglneer K. A.
McFeoly, and Injuring Fireman A. B.
Transk and Brakeman M. II. Trice.
Fanners claim thoy ondeavorea 10
stop the train to secure coal, Opera
tor has confessed.
Chicago Gntln Market.
Chicago. Dec, 31. Wheat, 72 9
73, corn, 40 0 39. oats 33V4
033U.
n
IIIU1.V THLKGHAMH.
John a. Price, of Philadelphia,
has confessed tho murdor of Mr.
f..,io vr irwis. clearing o mys
tery that baa baffled tho pollco for
weeks. He said ales 01 iu vicuui
baby haunted him.
Oowrnor Warner, 01 wioancau. .
so 111 of bronchial trouble that unl
he recovers rapidly he will be unable
to go to Detroit to Inauguarted
tomorrow.
After all that has been prlnwd It
scorns Cleveland has only been u
forlng slight indlgtlou, not at all
.jrious.
Kevr Care tor Epllcfwjr.
J. B. Waterman, of Waterton,
U., run" ". .
: L..- .uA tar Tear wltfi
OAUgUU. -- --- - .
epllep, w carea vj uu ----.;-.
ini.i Rhe hu not pa
fttuelc for over two yw,'
S cleans .ail !. ki J
rsK ior.
ROCKEFELLER
OMINOUS
ABOUT PUTURi
Says Unwarranted
holders Pregnant
(Kxrlu.lve to The Capital Journal
uuij iiK'nou ' iB(iir uiiiiiBu
... I..1.....I I... V..... ............ 1A..MM.I.
Awoclntlon.) !
Now York. Dee. I. John 1).
Rockefeller at Poonntlco Hills said
to your correspondent tedny: "I
nin making Inventories for the year
just ending, mnny buslnoas men find
they've Buffered low of million,
though shrlnkngo In vnluo of shnre
holdlagj. This lu fero of our great
prosperity, can only account for by
lowered stock value, by nttnek. upon
corporation lntorol tho last two
years. Unwarranted attack, that go
to tear down structure thnt havo
boon reared through great effort.
energy nnd nntlonco. Hffect. of such
attacks nro first felt by capitalist..
LIABILITY
ACT HELD
INVALID
LouIsvlllQ, Ky., Den. 31. Tho
federal court today decided tho em
nloyors liability not unconstitutional.
hnldlnic that It would regulate com-
meroe within tho stuta m woll be
tween Btntes. Tho decision was ren
dered In tho case of N. C. Brooks.
admlnlBtrntrlx. agnln.t the Southern
Pnolfic, plaintiff, n resident of Ken
tucky. An accident killed her son
In Kansas nnd she sued for $2,000.
This may affect 11 similar law In Ore-
Kon.
White I'eiir Nrgroe.
MmiBton. Dc. 31. Houston honso-
holders today nro advertising for
white domestics. This Is oauswl by
general fear of negroes on account of
nn attempt to shoot Mrs. T. II. Mc
Gregor, wife of n representative, for
which Austin Williams, a man sor
vnnt of the McGregors has been ar
rested. Wholesalo attempt to poison
tho family of Chas Hume with rat
poUon placed In a turkey, the Jim
Crow street car ordinance, and agita
tion ovor tho country generally Is
held responsible.
Mexlraii Millionaire Arrested.
San Antonio, Doc. 31 .Patricio
Guorra. of Coahulla, one of tho
-,iMii and most prominent clll-
Mna of Muxlco. was arreted on a
charge of helng tho Iw4' of tno
Jlmlnes raid, and placed In Jail here.
Ho owns a million acres of land and
Is con.lJorcd tho blgge.t catch of
tho alleged rovolutlonltts yet made
Wuiimii Munler Bentenml,
ir...... ruv. Dec. 31 -Arguments
wore began In tho federal court this
morning In habeas corpus proved
... i..i..,l lit behalf of WBKl
Myers, sentenced to hang January
18, for murder 01 ner hu.m-mu.
Comiiiltted to I'm.
Hherltf Rnd arrived this mornlnif
with W. M. STtttrett. who was m.
rd from "" eoun,3r to nt
ySlraproment on the charge of
robbery.
Heart Fluttering..
UB0,geau4 food d
.tomach. locafd j ---"
heart, pri arao mu" JT.
a . V ....1 WKen your "
heart pmpivw ". v- ,tw.
D. J, Trf rtK
Warfare on Share!
With Disaster
Throught them debtor clnM nuffo
h1 next. Who will bo the next to.
suffer? Why. the mnn with tho tltti
ner iwll. tho wurklugmnn. Whew
stock value, nre dourcclnk'd cniijtnll
1st. beelu to take In tonus; then tho
debtor clatioi fool donrviNed. N Kojn
the debtor olniwox feci the depro.filsul
thon thoy will retrench. Then I. thai
worklrigmnn'i time to suffer. Yoly
n.k me my opinion of business nroij
iiBoii nxt yunr. I novor comldor
prophesying and will probably noM
bORln now. I hnvo faith In Hlipj
Amerlcnn puoplo and In the honest
of business men. I have faith go
,i..ir iii.tamittii t hnun till. rniiritrvS
will renllco Its eh nro In proHporli
thl. coming year."
Additional PctsoflUpffl
Miss Be.slo Bnrnett la tho Xf
of relatives In Marlon. A
Zadoo Rlgg. retursod this inor
Inn from a business trip to Portlaail!
Miss Klhol Wlckhnm reiufuml thSl
morning to her homo In Waterlog
Linn county'.
Hon. K. M. Crolian relilrnsd BaU
urdny evening from a business 'Um
to Portlnnd.
. Mrs. A. II. Cornollus. after n thor
visit here, returned to hor honvSoM
' Jefferson today.
I Mr. and Mr. I). J. Ooode, 3
n visit lu thl. nity. have rclurnodito
their home In Hugeno.
Mr. am' Mrs. K. U OltnKfeMl
have been vIMUnS Baloin refatjn
have returned to their home IimKuj
iniin.
Mrs. 11. G. Ronnomnn nnd children;
who have been visiting In theclt7?
returned this mernln: to their homel
In Olondnle.
o
Hwrnrs Off-
John Bell, after a night's medium
tiun In tho city Jail for IndulftlngMo
freely In boow. appeareil f3
Judge Moore, this morning "t,'fi9
elared his Intention of being a sjwrj
man during 1007. Ho was relH
-o -
Mnrrlnue I.lrenn
A marriage llnce was IsstieiVWM
morning by County Clerk AUcsWUy
Morton A. Mack, of Turner, agedfcSin
nnd Artie Frame, of Otaytoni ag
20.
rtiuti Svw Yritr
The Auditorium rolKf suaiingsnaa
.111 i.nv a. cseelal sion pSJei
Year's eve. from 10:30 p. n, tJ31a;
. ... lti
. u.
Hielnhorn PlntdU OuHlf.
Chris Btelnborn entered a plml
guilty In tho circuit court to taj
charge, of criminal treatment o
11 ..., old dauabter. Mabel. 11
court reserved sentence uatil Wwgl
...i.v flteinborn'a arrMt, wjs
caused by Buperlateadent OardaeTIJ
of the Boys' and OlrU' aw aonjl
who took eharge. of the qawftUBu
minor chlldrept
IlIKD.
HI'LKY At hU bomtt near CeMe
nmi.m county. Sunday, Dec;
ber SO. 1900. at o'eloek P; El
lleory Kpley, aged 75 yrf,r-
effecta of pneumonia.
. ..,i wl. tho father of Dff
a Kpley of thU City, who ItH? I
giivi. "- - , . , 3
ywldeat of ltaivnw v-w rr
U well kuown. th ""
brought to thla city, a n
. .. - ..-. will tytfur Wa
at Dr. T5plr' tWi m
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