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SALKM, ORBOON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1007.
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THAW
JURORS
GAURDED
The Family Disagree
ment May Hurt Case
Slow Progress in Selection of
Men to Try the. Case
KflW York, Jan. 20. Tho Thaw Jur
ors are carefully guarded, but sub
jected to no particular hardship.
Seventeen rooms and a private din
ing room have been engaged for
them at tho Broadway Contral hotel.
All publications aro censured am!
clipped of all reference to the case.
All letters to jurors are reau ucioro
ther are Given to tho members.
Counsel Hartrldge, In Thaw's de
fense, denies all stories of a disa
greement In tho Thaw family, as re
mit of apparent coldnoss between tho
mother and wlfo of tho defendant.
Gosslpers were busy yesterday with
utorlcs of an estrangement, and
' there Is speculation ns to tho effect
upon, the chances of the prisoner.
The prisoner's wife, mother and
brother, Joalnh, wero called early to
i the Tombs this morning and re
mained until nearly 1 o'clock this
itteraoon. Following tho family
council, Thaw talked to A. E. Pcn-
bodr one of his counsel, ns a result
of which Peabody mado n formal de
nial of any estrangement between
the members of tho families. It la
generally believed Mao McKcnzio Is
the cause of tho coolness. Evelyn is
refusing to glvo up her friend's com
panionship, as tho husband's family
desires.
Thaw Will PJcml Insanity.
Defendant Thaw protested to coun
icl ithnst tho presence of tho nlion-
Ists engaged by tho stato to watch
every act of tho prisoner during tho
selection of tho jury. It 1b under
stood Jerome has decided that the
defense is going to plead emotional
Insanity, and has placed specialists to
watch the prisoner closely under tho
ordcnl.
Prosecution in Tlinw Cnse.
District ..Attorney Jerome and his
assistant, Garvin, spent most of tho
day examining stnto's witnesses In
tho district attorney's office. Jerome
occupied tho timo with Drs. McDon
nld, Flynt and Mnbon, the insanity
experts retained. Garvin examined
tho lay witnesses, Including Howard
MISSQURIAN
WANTS FIVE
MILLION
Epidemic of Sleeping Sickness
on Pacific Coast
Washington, Jan. 26. If a bill I
I
Sunday closing In Washington, D. C.
Tho senator did not attempt to ex
plain why thoro should bo such inter
est three thousand miles away In a
question thnt Is of purely local Im
port to tho District of Columbia.
Almost at tho samo timo resolutions
wore' presented by tho chnmbor of
commerce of Spokane, AVash., In fn
vor of Increasing tho salaries of moni
pors of congress to $8000 n year.
(Those resolutions wore sont by tele
graph and wero referred to commit
tee.
Louis D. Doswcll, of Illinois, secre-
mirouuceu in tne nouso tins wcck uy tary of tho Uppor Mississippi River
Nesblt. Tho latter, In conversation, Representative Shartel of Missouri. Improvement association, this week
tntrtti a ant1 tin fit I tits a 1 la alttM Is ' . s"' .. !. .. i . . n. . i.
is noted upon favorably, Peter Ale- " "eon appearing ueiuru mo nouse
M411an, of Plereco City, Mo., will bo ! committee on rlvora and harbors In
tho richer by $5,000,000. Tho bill '" nort to securo from congress nn
calls uuon tho sporrttnrv of tho troas- annual appropriation for tho im-
ury to pay that sum to Mr. McMillan provoment of tho Fathers of Wnters
in settlement of tho clnlm ho has fllort from Its mouth to Minneapolis,
against tho govarnmont for royalties , While primarily Mr. Uoswoll's offorts
for tho use of nn invention. Somo j nro directed toward securing an np-
yenrs ngo the MIssourlan patontcd n i"pniuiu iur mo .uississuiiir, nu ia
reports snid ho thinks his stater is
making a great mistake in bringing
Mny McKonzlo into court. Ho thinks
McKenzlo Is conning Evelyn. Miss
McKcnzio Is under subpoena to tes
tify for the stntb, and will bo called
to the stand ns Boon ns the Introduc
tion of evidence begins. '
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Champion Wins Suit.
Nevnda City, Cal., Jan. 2C. Tho
jury In tho mining suit, Champion vs.
Home Mining Company, rendered n
vordict this morning, awarding the
Champion Co. $25,000 damages and
costs. Tho Champion Co. sued for
$100,000, and proved that ore to
tho value of $83,000 had been takon
from disputed ground. The Cham
pion Company is satisfied, and will
not appeal. '
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Legislators in California.
Sacramento, Cal., Jnn. 2C. A
constitutional amendment providing
for direct primaries has been ordered
out of committee today, with recom
mendation that It bo passqd. Tho
ways and means committee began n
thorough Investigation of tho affairs
of tho stato printer's ofllco. A bill
wns introduced permitting tho con
solidation of tho county iuBurnnco
companies.
devlco for locking armor pinto to
warships by means of n koy or keyB
Tho United States navy has utilized
this method In putting armor on tho
IT. S. S. Oregon and ovory battleship
and armored cruiser built since then
is said to havo "had her plates fitted
with tho McMillan patent. Not only
nn nrdent ndvocato of n widespread
policy of devolopmont of tho water
ways of tho ontlro country. Ho Is be
ing lent valuable, spport by Congress
man Itnnsdell, of Loulslnnn, presi
dent of the National Itlvers nnd Har
bors congress.
"Why should this country, with its
tho navy of this country has adopted j vast1 area of rich land waiting only
tho device, but tho battleships of the
Japanese nnd Russian navies also nre
snid to have taken it up. Thoro docs
not seem to bo any question taB to
validity of Mr. McMllllnn's claim, but
it Is doubtful if tho Shartel measure
will pass nt this session becnuso of
tho rush of business.
.to ho tilled in order to yield great
qunntitles of crnln nnd other pro
ducts, not dominate tho world com
morclnlly, said Mr. Iloswoll. "Wo
havo tho brains, tho land, nnd 'the
capital, and yot wo stand by and let
Germany mnko croat inronds Into
tho commorco of th6 world which wo
After n four days Bosslon, tho most j Bhould control. This country can
important business convention ovor
hold In this country hna onded its de
liberations horo and adjourned. It
wns tho nntionnl convention of the
dominate tho world commercially,
but w must Improvo our wutorwnya,
just ns Gormnny has done. All tho
natural advantages nro with us; wo
foreign commorco of tho U;iItod should not waste them."
4-fi i n 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 in-i 1 1 1 n mh i n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 ih-h-h-
Horned In a Mill.
Dover, N. H.,"Jnn. 2G. After tho
Codies mills flro ilromon discovered'!
tho charred remains of 1C operatives ,f
on tho lourtn iloor of mill No. l. All
but threo bodies wore recovered.
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PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
POWERFUL BARGAINS
NOW ON SALE IN
EVERY DEPARTMENT
EVEHYHODV KNOWS THE "WONDERFUL SUCCESS THE CniCA
CO STORK HAS LDE IN A PEW YEARS. WE ARE OUT FOR
1007 TO IJEAT ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS WITH MOUNTAINS OP
JKW GOODS liOVGIIT FROM THE HEST MANUFACTURERS
u AMERICA. OUR MOTTO IS NOW, AND ALWAYS WILL HE,
"QUICK SALES AND LITTLE PROFITS." WE OFFER DURING
THIS SALE RELIABLE GOODS AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE
BEATEN' IIY ANY HOUSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
15000 worth of now Spring
DreM Goods Just received in every
wncelrable style and make. They
certainly beautiful dainty
PWdi, stripes and plain shade.
Nootner house in Salem can Bhow
Joa cce yard of those beautiful
" the lino is confined ox
tely to the Chicago Store.
e and look through and set
t!e Pand assortment the large
of Dress Goods ever shown
m ono houao in Salem. Thoy
expensive when you con-
tteir beauty and high claw
,UJ, all double wiat. Price
-H9c, 66c. 69c, 7Bc, SCc and
Domestics and
Wash Goods
Wo show a magnificent stock
and at prices that defy competition
1000 yards standard Calicos, yard
4c.
1000 yards Oatlng Elannela, yd 6c
600 yards fine India Linen, yard
7o.
1000 yards of aew Dress Lineas
j.nat roooivod, ia colors and the
natural Bhadaa, as sale priod.-
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WILLAMETTE v
VARSITY GYM. 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT
FIRST COLLEGIATE GAME
States, tlfirty-flvo states wero official
ly represented by delegates appointed
by tho govornor of onch, nnd tho to
tal number of dologatcs nrosont wns
closo to 1200, nonrly 200 national
uutiu urHiiiu.uiioiiH uuihk ruproHUiinui
In this body of mon. A groat mim
bor of topics touching on mothods
for tho upbuilding of tho country's
forolgn commorco wero discussed,
nnd nmong thoso embodied In reso
lutions nsking for legislation nt the
hands of congress wero tho introduc
tion of n reciprocity program In tho
shnpo of maximum and minimum tar
COTTON
MILLS
BURNED
GERMAN
SOCIALISTS
LOSE
Von Buelow Wins Great
Victory For Colonial
Policy
Dorlln, Jan. 2G. Tho gov(ornmont
has won a duilnlto victory in tho gen
eral election hold yesterday for n
now relchstng. Tho Liberal, Radical
and Conservative parties, supporting
Prlnco von Duolow's colonial policy,
havo won nt least 20 scats. Moro
Important for tho government than
tho success of Its colonial pinna, how
ever, la tho smashing dofent admin
istered to tho Socialists, who will
loso 17 or 18 scats.
Tliis Is tho first election slnco
1S87 that the Socialists havo not In
creased tholr representation In tho
relchstng by from II vo to 20 Beats.
They havo lost especially In sovernl
largo cities, among tho places being
Ilreslau, Hallo, Magdeburg, Loipalg
nnd Koonlgsburg.
Clericals Hold Their Own,
Tho Cloricnl Center pnrty holda aj
inoat all of its former 100 sonts, hav
ing lost ono or two of tho Poles In
Sllealn. Thorb Is a possibility, how-
TALK
ABOUT
CHARTER
Then Take Up the Question
of Various Kinds of
Paving
For wnnt of a Quorum thor.o waa
nothing accomplished Inst njght nt
tho mooting of'tho city cquucll, called
especially to take up tho revision of
tho charter. Mayor Rodgers wna vory
anxious to have tho work of revision
started,' nnd will nsk for a committee
or resolution on which n conforenco
with citizens nnd business mon can
bo hnd, so ns to havo nit intorcsts
represented,
Thoro waa thou Informal dlscuBsipu
of tho paving iittuutlon, nnd many
good ideas wero brought out by tho
different members. Tho Bontimont
seems to bo nlmost unnulmoua for
paving. Tho mo'mbors of tho council
who Btnnd for tho progress of the
Capital City say It will take years to
overcome nil tho objections thntNnro
rnlsod by a few mon, who havo made
fortunes nt Salem by lighting Im
provements. '
Alderman Stole has returned from
two days spout nt Portlnnd, whoro he
ovor, that ro-ballotlngs in tho undo- Bnys tho mayor and business mon
cldod districts may loso ono or two
moro sonts to tho Coutor pnrty. Tho
Cousorvativos have won six aonts, two
from tho Antl-Sumltua, two from tho
National Llbornla nnd two from tho
Socialists.
Ho-ballotlng probably will bo nec
essary In 175 constituencies, bo that
completo returns will not bo In be
foro Fobrunry Oth.
Certain districts In uppor Ilavarin
aro snowbound, nnd havo not boon
heard from, but thoy nro considered
Bnfo for tho Center party.
When It hecamo ovldont nt a lato
hour last night that tho government
hnd won, Immense crowds streamed
from tho neighborhood of tho nowa
pnper o dices toward tho palnco livthcj
Wllhelmstrnsso of Chancellor von
Houlow. Tho peoplo ninsaod In front
of tho hulldln:; and' sang "Hell dlr.
gonornlly .favor tho bltullthlc pave
ment, nnd thnt thoro hna not been n
foot of so-called bituminous macad
am laid In thnt oily, or nnywhoro oIho
that he can learn of.
DR. THOMPSON IS DEAD.
Prominent Oregon MinUtcr Phkm'.h
' Awny at Home of IIIh Daugh
ter In Alluiiiy.
Dover, N. H. Jnn. 2C. Tho Co
chco Mnnufncturlng Company's plant
waa destroyed by tiro this morning.
Loss half a million. Threo to live
hundred employes woro rescued.
Iff, compensation to steamship lines Somo Bay thoy stumbled ovor pros
Muslins
k Silks
D, Silks, yard, 49c,
c,c aud 75c,
66 Black Silks, yard
."!! U.25.
All kinds md Makas also
Whlto CambrlM, loag cloth Pw
saa Lawns, ShImm, et., at llttla
prleea. Fia MaaXM, yard, 64c,
7M,c, 8 1-Je, 19a.
Ladies' Suits.
Now la your time to buy. This
season's fine Earaieats going at
halt price.
$15.00 Swell Suite, bow J9.50.
1000 yards 3-iack wide Embrold-
eriea, yard 3c.
Hundreds of euch bargains all
over our establishment.
Ladies' $2.25 Dress Shoes per
pair, U.49.
!58FAlTgT GHOWINQ 1TORK.
?CEY0Y BROS.
Conor fif Cmmtr
dal iad Cwirt Strnts
for enrrying tho malls, greater cour
tosy to Chinese ndmitted to tho coun
try, uniform bills of lading, and pro
sorvntlon of forests. A vory strong
resolution was adopted, uring on tho
national government tho necessity for
tho improvement of waterways a9
a means of providing oxtondod trans
portation facilities and of regulating
railroad abusos. Many of tho speech
es In tho convention placed emphnsis
upon tho importance of maintaining
uudlstrubed tho present economic
mothods of production, and regretted
tho restrictions thnt somo states scorn
anxious to placo upon Industrial in
terests. It was pointed out most
especially that It could not hold in
tho face of tho enactment of these re
straining laws. A business of tho
futuro, such as Is foreign trade, it
was contonded, demands pormanoncy
and tho only wny In which this coun
try can meet tho cheaper labor abroad
is by tho exerciso of economics of
production and distribution, such as
can ho found only In largo combina
tions. Presldont Schurman, of Cor
nell, and others among tho speak
ers, described tho present anti-trust
hystorla and deplored tho popular
dictum that "awollon fortunes are
stolen fortunes."
Congress Is convinced that thoro Is
no epidemic of the "sleeping sick
ness" on tho coast. Although that
section of tho country has Ha own
troubles as witness tho floods in
Washington and Oregon and the
earthquake and flro In California
nevertheless tho Pacific slope Is will
ing to help out tho aspiring fn other
sections of this mighty country. Sen
ator Perkins, of California, thi?
week presented a petition signed by
citizens of San Diego, Mountain View,
Los Angeles, and Glendale against
trnto bodies ns thoy fled to safety.
Firemen wero unablo to reach tho
Insldo of tho building. If omploycn
wero overcomo by smoko thoy must
havo perished.
FOUR
FAMOUS
BROTHERS
PlttBfloJd, Mass., Jan. 2C. Rev.
Dr. Honry M. Plold, aged 84, tho last
of tho famous Field brothers, Cyrus
W., who laid tho Atlantic cablo;
Stephen J., jiwtico of. tho Unltod
States supremo court, and David
Dudley, -tho lawyor, died this morn
ing. lupeT
FOUND
GUILTY
Dr. 11. J. ThompHou, the votorimi
Prcsbytorlnn minister, died at tho
homo of hiu daughter, Mrs, William
Fortmlllor,; In,. Albany, Wednesday,
Ynornlng, after a brief- Illness of pnou
i monln. Tho uows of his death Avas
a Hurprlso to tho people of nil "West-
I m Slogorkrnn." (Hull to theo, with orn 0Kon. ' whom ho wan hold'
tho crown of victory). Prlnco von In tho hlghost esteem.
Iluolow cnino out nnd, advancing to1 Dr. Thompson wns 70 yearn old,
tho railing of tho palnco garden,' having boon born Octobor 7, 183-1, In
Bpoko as follews: ; Mlddlobury, Vermont. Ho was edit
Von IIiiMow'h Triumphal Speech, cntod In Now ISngland nnd In tho
I thank you for your honingo nnd normnl school at Albany, Now York.
I urn especially delighted that your He was married December 30, 1857,
nntionnl feeling brought you hero, to Miss 1311a Armstrong, and of tho
My predecessor In ofllco, boforo whom union eight children woro born, llvo
wo nil must respectfully bow, said 40 of whom nro now living. Thoy nro
years age: "Put tho aermnn peoplo Mr. Wllllnm Fortmlllor, Albany,.
In tho snddlo nnd It will rldo soon Or.; Oenrgo Thompson, Iloutou,
enough." Tho Gorman peoplo havo Mass.; Mrs. Elinor Samuels, Itny-
uiond, Wash.; Mrs. Chestor Ronko,
Chlco, Cal., nnd Anson W. Thump-
shown today that thoy can rldo. I
bollovo and hope that ovory ono will
do his duty as in hnlloflng. Thon
will Germany stand respected and
mighty boforo tho world. Lot iib
thon unite In tho cry: "Long llvo
Gormnny and tho Gorman nntlou.
Hurrah!"
Tho ;miltltudo burst Into enthusi
astic ehoorlng, and soon nftor set off
for tho imperial pulaco.
o
TO 1IAVK GHKKKY FAIR,
Coujity Horticultural Society in 8'
nIoii Thin Afternoon,
An enthusiastic mooting of tho
Mnrlon County Horticultural Socloty
is boing held In tho council chamber
of tho city hull this afternoon. It
wna called to ordor at 2 o'clock by
Vlce-Presldont Ollbort, nnd Is still in
session. It has boon deflnUoly do
elded to hold a cherry fostlval dur
ing tho cherry season, nnd tho de
tails aro being arranged today. The
annual election of officers will bo
hold later in tho afternoon.
Roports of tho various outgoing
onlcoru wero read and theso show tho
society to bo In a flourishing condi
tion. Tho socloty lias 103 members.
Among thoso present thin afternoon
nro A. C. Armstrong, C. F, Lnnsing,
C. L. Weaver, Mr. Hatch, W. Walk-
T. J. Luper was found guilty by a J er, J. O. tyeodhnm, Thomaa Noot, C.
Jury today. Thoy woro out an hour , p. Zosel, J. P. Mlncb, Q. W. Wooks,
and a quarter, and found as charged
Ho was recommonded to tho mercy
of the court, but will appeal.
Alex LaFollotto, Judgo R. P. Bolso,
Mrs. Ohmar and a number of other
ladles and gentlemen.
soil, Los Angeles, Cal.
Throughout his long llfo Dr.
Thompson wns promlnontly Idontlllod
with educational and mlnlstorlnl
work. For nonrly 20 yours ho wn
head Instructor In mathematics amt
astronomy In tho Urtlvorslty of Min
nesota, and for u numhor of tonus
wna elected to tho school suporln
tondonoy or Honnepln county, Minne
sota. In 1881 he moved with his family
to Cassolton, N. I)., whore ho occu
pied tho pulpit of tho Presbyterian
oh u roll until 188-1, when ho catno
wost to Salem, Oregon, to ussumo tho
pnstoroto of tho Presbyterian church
there
Aftor a few years' rosldenco in Sa
lem ho moved with hla family to Al
bany and assumed the presidency of
Albany college, during i860 ami
1887, at, tho samo timo porformtnu
tho pnstoror duties of tho First Pres
byterian church at Corvallls, In
1887 ho resigned tho presidency of
tho coliogo to tnko full chnrgo of tho
Corvallls church, whoro he romalnod
until tho yoar 1901. Tho deceased''
hud chitrgo of tho church at Indo
pondonco, Oregon, for flvo years, go
ing to Albany a few months ago to
reside with his duughtor, Mrs, Wil
liam Fortmlllor, and, at tho samo
timo supplying tho pulpits of tho
Presbytorlan churches.
Chicago MurkftH.
Chicago, Jan. 2 6. Wheat
18, corn 384,oajB 45.
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Dr. J. P. COOKi! CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAY ij
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