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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1907)
IMIK TONIGHT, TOKSDAV FAIR, COXT1XW51) COLD. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. OIi. A VI I. satikM, ori:oon, mondy, January 7, io-. no. o. RANK AVFV Jr V Ami JL. D FOUND ESTHER "MITCH DAVEY it n in. 0 A'J4.n nab OalCIil ldlllUUUC Dropped Out of Race? Found at St. Johns His Fam ily Thought He Had Gone to Coos Day (cut excitement Mas canned at Salem (Ills morning by tlio report Hint Hon. Frank J)aey was out uf the sponkoishlp nice, and tlio iiYrl Mil of (ho Orcgonlnu on (ho 11 n'diH k train with a column story on the iirt page wax tlio cause of a regular sensation on tlio streets of (he capital.. The Capital Journal which him taken no hand In tin; speakership contest prints what its reporters could net on tho subject and tile Orcgoulnit'tt icportH.. Later loniii telegrams printed elsewhere announcing Unit Mr. Duvey had not disappeared. What HIn Family Say. Members of Mr. Dnvey'a family woro neon thU afternoon and ox- pressed tho opinion thnt ho Is nt Coos Bay, nn InnccosMbto region, whero owing to storms communlcn- 'HM ? f ft jr :-iUl!R PEOPLED BARGAIN MIGHTY BARGAINS OFEERED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. A GENERAL CLEAN-UP SALE SEE THE LITTLE PRICES WE ASK LADIES COATS and SUITS This season's latcstjgar- ments. Priced away down. $13 00 Suits, sale prlco... $ 8.90 $18 00 Suits, sale price. . .$10,90 $20 00 Suits, sale price... $12. GO $29 50 Suits, snJo price. .. $15.90 $15 00 Conts, tmlo price. . .$ 8.90 $1$ 90 Coats, sale prlco. . .$10.90 $20 00 Coats, snlo prlco. . .$12.50 Children's and Misses' Coats, Half Price. Fine Furs, About Half Price. $7 90 Silk Petticoats, prlco $1.50 $1 00 Whlto Lawn Waists, prtco 50c $1 10 Whlto Lawn Waists. price 75c $1 75 Whlto Lawn Waists, prlco 98c 1000 yards 3-inch wide em broidery, yard 4o FINE DRESS GOODS This season's latest styles Priced away down. 50c Dress Goods, price yd,. 25c 75c Dress Goods, price yd.. 45c $1 00 Dress Goods, prlco yd. ,C5c $1 50 Dress Goods, price yd..9So Outing Flannels, Calicoes and Ginghams All Reduced. HOUSEKEEPERS' GOODS Prices cut away down. Blankets, Comforts, Tablo Linens, Napkins, Towels, Bed Spreads, Draperies, Tickings and Sllkallnes 50c Bleached Tablo Linen,... 29c 500 dozen Towels 4c, 5c, Cc, 8 l-3c. 10c and 12 c SALEM'S FASTKST GROWING STORE. McEVOY BROS. tlon by wlro lias boon cut Off They any it wna Ills Intention to go thpre and canvass Hint nnrt of tbo country, nnd tho fnct Unit ho haa not bean hoard from, thoy think, Is fully ex plained by tlio luniotonoes of that part of tlio stnto, uiul tlio woathar has cut off all connection with the out sldo world. Wlint Local Lenders Sny. Tho cnndldncy of Hon. Frank Dnvoy, of Marlon county, for Bponker i of tlio hoiiso hns boon 'ofllclally do jcliuod off, by his followers In Marlon county. Hon. George F. Rodgcrs, of Saloni, who hns beon Mr. Dnvcy's lo cal mnnngor, hns given out tlio nowB roluctnntly that Mr. Davoy has dlsnp lionrod, vory much ns ho did nt the special s Qi3 1 on 'uf the legislature ' when ho was a member of the logls , luturo boforo, and for tho samo rea Ison, nnd tho locnl support has beon ' consolidated, nnd will bo enst solid ly for floinu otlior caudldato not yet known. Tho wholo political chockor board hns boon disarranged by tho disappearance of Mr. Davoy, as com pletely ns If ho had been swallowod up, und not ovon his family know what hn3 bocomo of him. Ab n can- dldato his succoas wns conceded by his opponents, nnd this unoxpect- ed turn of cvantn throws tho wholo contest for control of tho lower lioiiRO open ns It wns In tho begin nlng. - Tim Rnvoy Supporters. Hon. Qoo. F. Hodgors, of this city, who has headed tho movement to mako Marlon county solid for Mr. Davoy for tho speakership, has beon in nctlvo consultation with his col - icngucB, and with tho Davoy support- crH jn Multnomah county nnd In (Contlnued on Page 5.) HOUSE FINE DRESS SILKS Prices away down. 85c Flno Taffeta Silk, yd 49c 45o India Silks, yd 26c 85c Flno Pongee Silks, yd..49c 7Go Plaid Silks, yd 49c $1.50 ynrd-wldo Taffeta Silk. 98c $1.35 Black Silk, Poau do SoIe.35o Romnnnts of Silk, Half Price. LADIES' HOSIERY ftg AND UNDERWEAR A mighty strong line to select from. Prices cut away down. Ladles' 39o Underwear, prlco, 2 3 o Ladles' 85o Underwear, prlco. 49c Ladles' ISo Black Stockings. .10c Ladles' 20o Black Stocklngs.l2$c Better Ones at Small Prices. Children's 20o Underwear. .. .10c Children's 25o Underwear. . , .15c Children's 35c Underwonr. . . .2Gc Children's 18c Double Ribbed Hoao ,.,.10o Splendid lines at 1 . 12 Wc, 18c and 2Gc MEN'S HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR 05c FJeeco Llnod Underwent prlco '39c 75c Fleece Lined Underwear, price 45c $1.50 Heavy Wool Underwear, price 98c Men'B 25o Wool Sox, prlco,. 15o 15o Heavy Black Sox, price.. 10c BARGAINS! .BARGAINS! In tho following departments: Lace Curtains, Ribbons, Laces, Notions, Shoes, CorsetB, etc. Coraer of Commer cial aid Court Streets i JlLJLsJL SENATOR GEARIN . ON JAPS The Oregon Democrat Takes Issue With Teddy Republican Govenor of Cal ifornia Follows Same Policy Washington, Jnn. 7. Senator Gonrln, of Oregon, todny dlBcusscd tho rights of JnpnnoBO chlldron In whlto schools, nnd necessity of ro striding lmmlcrntlon of collies. Took Issuo with President on tone of recent mossngo and Issued a warn ing to tho labor olomont ngnlnst threntoned Invasion of cheap labor ; Ho said: "Wo nro now at ponco Peace won't continue , with Japan long unlosB wo reach bottor under- i standing ns to tho present trcnty and obligations it imposes. If thoro ' Ib any question about this treaty wo , should have a now ono. Jnpan could ' send 5,000,000 laborers horo and never miss thorn. Wo must protect . oursolveB or go to tho wnll in tho , worlds competition. If thoro nro commorclnl advantages which wo do- jBtrny by excluding tho Jnpnnete 1a j borors.I nnswor, I don't enro." Pnrdoo Follows Suit. Secramonto, Jnn. 7. Govornor Pardee, in his farowoll incssngo to -k-K4 i a i a i a i m mnuuiai i mmii m.m HON FRANK DAVRY HEARD FROM. Telegrams from Scrlpps News man Portland, Ore., Jan. 7. Special to Capital Journal.) Hon, Frank Davoy found. Was not lost, hut was making campaign In ? Clatsop county., Ik nt St. Johns with his wife. f Portland, Ore., Jan. 7. Special to Capital Journal.) I lino Just If tvturiKtl to Portland from trip to Seaside., Ileeu suffering from jjj lung trouble. Am getting along nicely. S FRANK DAVHV t MS4 - 44 - 4e44 - 44 - tho legislature, which convonod to dny, criticizes Proaldont Roosevolt for his action In tho Jnpanoso school matter. Ho says tho President acted I without kuowlcdgo of tho situation. Also uonounccB mo momous oi tuo Standard Oil nnd other trusts doing business In this state. Ho urges di rect primary lawslmllnr to tho ono now prevailing in Illinois. o Banker Killed. Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 7, W. Doan Hayes, bnnkor and leading politician of Wyoming, was InBtnntly killed this morning In n duel with L. Simp son, nn attornoy. The fued wns of long standing. Hayes was tho nomi nee, for governor, congress nnd state treasurer during tho past ton years He recently announced himself a supporter of, Roosovolt. o Senator Lodgo today defended his amendment to tho Forakor resolu tion, upholding In a strong speech tho President's action In discharging the negro soldiers. o Died at Philomath. Word has been received hero of tho death of Miss Lou Lewis, sister of John H. Lewis, of this city, Miss Lewis will bo remombcred by many Salem people as being blind. Sho was GO years of ago and died at Phi lomath. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Lewis, Mrs. A. Klein and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lewis have gone over to attend the funeral. Dr. J. F. COOK MOVED TO 840 lilBERTY STREET, WHERE HE WILL MEET ALL OLD AND NEW PATIENTS. FOR ANY DISEASE CALL ON DH. COOK, CONSULTATION FBJHt. CANNOT Noi thorn Put Me Increases Stock. 8 Paul, Jan. 7 A Bpeclnl meet ing of tho stockholders of tho North ern Pnrlflc Rnllway compnnv wna hold lice todny for the purpoBo of considering the proposal of tho dl rectors to Issue $95,000,000 addi tional stock. Tho present cnpltnl stock of the colnpuny Is $lo5, 000,000 nnd tho stockholders authorized the Issue of tho sum namod by tho di rector, which brings the cnpltnl of tho company up to $25,000,000. Of tho new Issuo tho stockholders will luivo tho rlsht to Bitbscrlbo to $93, 000,000 nt pnr In pjoportlon to their respective holding of tho present stock. Tho ronson assigned by tho directors for mnklna tho additional Btonk Issue ns explained to tho stock holders todny ,1s tho rapid growth of population along tho compnny's Hues nnd tho groat development of hiiBinoM, which Is rapidly increasing. It was Htntod that tho Increasing business was overtaxing tho capacity of the line nnd furthor oxtonlons of the company's mlloago wns necessnry. o .Standard Oil Prosecutions. St, LouIb, Jnn. 7. Tho charge against John D. Rockefeller nnd his six associate who control tho Stand ard Oil company for operating tho company In restraint of trndo wna opened In tho United States circuit court hero today. Rockofellor's co dorondnnts nro Henry II. Gogers. Henry M. Flagtor, Charles M. Pratt, Oliver II. Payno, Wllllnm Rockefol lor nnd John D. Archbold. In nddl tlon to tlioso the federal government Is charging W. A. HnrrlB, treasuror of tho Nntlonnl Transit company, tKi Crescent Pipe Lino company nnd ociir)lloBcd Standard corporations with tho samo offenco. Tho Chcso- brough Manufacturing company nnd tho Swan & Finch company will nlso bo charged. Over two hundred wit ncBHos will- bo cxnmlned for tho m Assoolatlon and From the Oentle- Himself. 4H - 44 - fe - ff - l - 4 - i4 - prosecution. Tho hearing of the vn-! lions churtres will occupy nt lenst four wooks. California As.emhly Meets. Snornmonto, Jnn. 7. Tho now members wcro sworn In nnd ns on cers tho assembly choso Bonrdsloe, of San Joaquin, as sponkor and Lloyd, of Santa Dnrbara, as chief clerk. It was doclded to allow $15 u day for patronago. In tho sennto $25 a day patronago was decided upon, o Telegraph Ilrlefs. At Chicago tho tompofnturo Is nt CO. April showers are alternating with sunshine. Thunder claps, flashes of lightning and phenomena! wonthor. Tho stnto department was notified today that there are four million dos tltuo in Chlnkiang, China. Area about tho size of the state of New York, leathers are beginning nnd It Is flvo months to harvest. WIntor Is at Its height. At Houston, Toxns, the Southern Pacific firemen's strlko was olllclally declared off at 1 o'clock this after noon. Thro men returned' to work. At Kansas City Judge Phillips to day allowed Agglo Meyers an appeal to the United States supremo court on tho grounds of lack of Jurisdic tion. Emma Goldman Is hold today In a $2000 bond to answer a chargo of advocating anarchy which Is a felony In tho stato of Now York. Dorkman was held ou $1000 band. Nevada county, Cal., Is in tho grip of the heaviest snow storm for years. ColiiBa, Cal., baa first snow storm In four years. It commenced this morning and still continues. Doing I considerable damage to citrus trees. HOLY ROLLER MURDERESS GOES FREE Decision of Washington Supreme Court That Woman Who Killed the Slayer of Creffield Last July Cannot Be Tried "Insanity not only protects an accused from conviction for crimp, hut present insanity when established nlso a (To n Is sulllrlont reason why li should not he placed on trial, or, If he hns boon tried, convicted mid sentenced, why the Judgment of tlio court should not bo executed upon him." 'Criminal courts mo possessed of an Important power to ascertain whether one licensed of crime is huiio and nble to avail himself of ull IiIh constitutional rights during tlio progress of his trial. The respond ent Judge, having such power, exercised It before placing those women on trial." The deportation statute is litigator' for the iviinoii that leagnlly It cannot be fully enforced. By this statute It Is made the duty of tlio shorlir to roiney the insane person to his homo In another stnto. He could (xert'lse no olllclal authority or functions beyond the limits of tlio State of Washington." Majority opinion Washington Supreme Court. "The majority opinion dooms to place tl Inherent power of tho court nlMvo the statuto, nnd makes n new pmctlcc In this state In thli class of cass." Dissenting opinion of Chief Justice Mount and Justice Fullcrton. Olympln, Wash., Jnn. 0. (Special to Seattle Timos) Kthor Mitcholb tho Oregon girl now In tho King county Jail, charged with murder In the first degree for tho killing of her brother, Ucorgo Mitchell,, IobI July, will nevor bo tried for tho crlmo, bdt will probably end hor dnyB In n Washington statu Insane asylum. Sho may not ho deportod to another state. Four JustlcoB of tho supremo court of tho stnto have decided that the act of the lunney commission called by Superior Judge A. W. Frit ter wiih lesnl when It pronounced the Mitchell girl and hor companion In crime. Mrs. Maude Hurt-Crelllold, Insane. Mn. Crelllold Is dead, pro Hiimnbly by hor own hand, nnd. under AGGIE MEYER'S SENTENCE May Be Commuted Missouri Legislature By Jefferson City, Mo., Jnn. 7. Judge Phillips, of Kansas City, Issued a stay of proceedings of tho caso of Afe'glo Meyer to havo boon hanged Thursday. Resolution Is bolng cir culated among legislature providing abolition of capital punlshmont. Folk Intlmatos if resolution passes ho will commute Bontoncos of all sen tenced to hang Thursday, among thorn bolng Frank Hottman Meyers, tho woman's paramour, and William Church who murdered his foitor paronts at Wnrrenton, and Wllllnm Spough who inurdorod Shorlff Polk, of Iron county. Tho resolution Is bolng urged by Spaugh's motlior. Polks brother Is a member of tho hotiBO of representatives. o No School Meeting. Only two members of tho board of directors of tho Snlom school district. Dr. Eploy and A. A. Leo, put In an appearance at tho high school Satur day evening for the rogular meeting, which was to havo boon fruitful of Important developments. As a result there was no quorum, and such busi ness as was to havo been transacted must go over until tho next regular meeting, two wooks henco. These two tnembors, Clork Johnson and Superintendent Powers waited until 8:10 o'clock, tho appojntcd hour be ing 7:30, and finally gave up and went homo. TRIED tho ruling of tho supremo court Fa ther Mitchell will spend the rent of hor ltfo nt Stellncoom, Crow, Dunbar, Hndlcy and Rud kin aro tho Justice who brought in tho majority report nnd, while sus taining JudQO Frntor In calling tlio lunney commission, thoy dorlaro that Fsther Mitchell may not bo sont to Orogun, holding thnt tho stntuto un der which this order wiib mndo Is In valid, for tho reason thnt It cannot he logully ouforcod. Justices Mount nnd Ftillertou dis sent from the opinion of their col leimuefi, whll oJiiHtlee Rout, n former law nnrtnor of JudK Frnter. con- (Continued nn Pngo 4.) ASSAULT INTENT TO KILL Information Filed Against E. L. Remington Today-Four Others Informed Against Flvo Informations were tiled by District Attornoy J. M. McNnry in tho circuit court this morning, among the most Important of which was thnt ngalnBt E. L. Remington, of Wood burn, who Is charged with assault with Intent to kill, allogod to havo boon committed upon W. W. Slaugh ter, nt tho hitter's plnco nonr Wood- burn, Septombor 23. Tho othors nre: J. T. Lupor, porjury In connection with tho allegation sot foith In n complaint upon which a dlvorco wiib Bccured from his wife during tho July term of court this year. Honry Foster, attempt to comnilf a statutory crlmo on tho person of 8-year-old Adellnn SohmnlBohlager. Antone Mnzure, larceny of a homo nnd buggy belonging to Mrs J. Ii- Horner. F. II. Vnndorhoof, forgory of n check upon Charloa Lellrun, of ner vals, for $27. Tho caso of tho stnto vs. Honry Cnrmody, charged with selling liquor In Mill City, a problbtlon precinct, Is on trial this afternoon. Up to tho hour of going to press tho full panel of JurorB had not boon solocted. Mrs. Josophlno Drake, nn Oregon plonoor, dlod nt her homo In Pen dleton Saturday. Sho was tho first prosldont of tho Pendleton Woman'a Relief corps. i I I V x.1 It r, . tmmtu-i-i-i-mMm--M-m-mmmm