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i A TL Y CAPITAL JOURNAL.
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAltCH 8, 1007.
NO. no.
rsliER MONEY
THEN LEAVES HER
Bilyeu Granted Divorce on Grounds
0f Desertion-Mrs. yvooas
Gets Divorce
. ti.h " -(Special.)
,. .- mod a woman for a
;; w.H.Bur
K fife. ho waB gn,m
lU,adge Galloway's court yos-
. . This was tho lan-
f. .. Mrs Dllyeu when ho
L.. ..rhe-Just after sho had
L 1100 raised b mortgaging
Cniren was granted a dlvorco
Mtilj of desertion m"'""
... ..,,. ttmt tho nlnlnttft
....- nnrn mnrrled In this
fcrti 7. 1901- u wns Hhown
ti( defendant naa sum '
.. .. m. it when tlio two
m Hilng In Portland during
...v.tnnis nnd Clark oxposl-
mb progress, and shortly aft-
j bdaced ner to inoriBunu
LtcrllOO and send tho money to
Btart a barber shop In Orogon City
with.
It appeared, however, from the
plaintiff's testlmoncy and nlso thnt of
her father, F. D. Denny, that the de
fendant hnd not used tho money for
hhls barber shop, but hnd forthwith
written his wife a letter whoroln ho
was said to have Informed his wlfo
that sho was too good for him, and
that they should part. A few days
later tho defendant, It was testified,
wont to Los Angeles, where ho is re
ported to have lost nil his money
playing tho rnces. Tho plaintiff was
awarded the custody of the child, ns
prayed for in tho complaint. Weath
erford & Wyntt were attorneys for
tho plaintiff.
I la tho caso of Viola F. Woods vs.
J. L. Woods, Judgo Qnllowny Inst
'evening made an order granting the
dlvorco and taxing nil tho costs to
tho plaintiff. Mrs. Woods was also
given tho custody of tho children.
A Printer Was Iil-scovcreu.
L&jhm Wash, March S.
Hircblng for a cat In an
ittd wlno cellar under tho
taloon this morning, Ro-
1s!th found tho body of II. Al
f.iorlnter from Vancouver, B.
lit diiappearcd two wooksngo.
I crldcntlr crawled In whllo
at(d and died there.
o-
irrr llonllug Tournament.
w, March S Tho Portland
test of tho western bowling
i tournament has determined
tattle will not get tho next
mooting. Senttlo has summonod moro
boostors. Utah, Idaho nnd Montana
aro well represented. Thero was a
successful noisy opening last night
a
Father Hears from Kidnaped Sou.
. Dover, Del., Mnrch 8. It Is re
ported liero today that Dr. Marvin
has received n letter from tho kld
napor of his 4-year-old Bon, saying
tho child is Bafc, but convoying veiled
threats of what will happen If tho
money Is not forthcoming. There Is
much mystery about tho case. Mar
vin donles ho received tho letter. Tho
police rofuso to discuss tho Bamo.
HICAG0 STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
NEW SPRING GOODS
NOW ON SJALE
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
finrlnv-a .it-LiLt.! . .... . . ...
l -r r.- v....,i.hm oi no,v Koous is iim grainiest in mo uisiory
JiieCUwso Store, tho assortment you luwo to m-loct from is groit
- "" " iiiuic-ii uf any iiuuM on mo i'uciiic v-oum.
ju tare yon money.
ig Gloves
1 hnjth gloves in kid and
-. - au wane. Wo havo
1 the rlcht nrlm. -i ....
m aad white ogc
"c 9, 11.98, J2.50
i'New
Jackets
1 Ktttl M , .
' "T ot ww Jackets and silk
iiT. ywnere. and as
, , v prices. uaies'
I eoati, M 98, C.90,
Silk Waists
wongtho pretUet
JOB I.IJ
I ttt. j ,a,u jour
.jy Wilfully trimmed.
nk valau..3.50
SilkWafels
Ife1"'"'
1 .t3rthflCo,,lerlBB
iMt, " M quality.
.-14.50
WARNER'S RUST PROOF
Corsets on Sale Here.
New Millinery
This Boasoo wo can show you
a grand and oomnloto Hno of high
class millinery. Nov la your tlmo
to make a seleotlon.as wo aro open
Ing up every day how creations
from New York sad Chicago. Wo
havo this ocasoa oao of tho best
mlllnera on tho Pacific 'coast, n
young lady that caa design and
make for yoa ftsy class of hat
you want at about fcalf what you
havo to cay elaovaere. Trimmed
haU, $1,C0, $2.50, $3.50, t 50
and up.
' ( II mi-
Ladies dress Shoes
Perhaps yoa do not know that
tho Chcago Store does a terribly
big shoo dhIm. Teat Is true
aad If you see tfte Mgk-claw shoes
we carry aad tke low price we ask
for them yoa will also bo a cus
tomer. Flae dma shoes, $1.49,
$1.98, $2.25, $2.50. .
New Silks
Beautiful dcw silks in every
class aad klad. Boaaaa stripes,
Dresden dcalgas, poftadots, fancy
plaids aad dalaty cack, silk dots
and hundreds of others at small
prices.
MTT OMOWDfa ITOWB.
Ctntr wt
6M4CmrtMT$
ALCOHOL
MADE ON
THE FARM
Three Cents Per 100 Pounds
for Freight 1500 Miles
Washington, March S. Ot groat
lmportanco to tho wost Is tho houso
bill amending tho act rolating'to de
natured alcohol which has just boon
passed by tho senate. Tho moasuro
wont through by a voto of 65 to 1,
Sonntor Pettus being tho only one In
opposition to its passage. Tho bill,
which now goes to tho President nnd
which will bo signed by him, hns for
Ub object tho relaxation ot tho gov
ernment Inspection In tho munufuc
turo ot denatured alcohol,- which Is
Intended for ubo In tho manufactures
nnd nutoB. Tho amending bill was
drawn to satisfy tho complaints of
westorn farmers, who pointed out
that tho act passed Inst year was so
framed as to deny to them tho bene
fits which tho legislation prlmnrily
was designed to confer. As Boonns
tho bill recolves tho President's sig
nature fnrmors may ongngo In tho
manufacture of dunnturod alcohol
with which to drlvo their pumps and
other farming machinery. .
Juckson O. Cook, of St. Paul,
Minn., who has boon hero for several
days, Is an enthusiastic ndvocnto ot
a groator fodornl activity In tho de
velopment of tho country's water
ways. In n published lutorvlow ho
said:
"Wo can no longer tront our rlvors
ns moro sowers, but must consider
them ns great arteries for tho trans
portation of Blow going freight. It
properly improved they could bo used
to carry tho products of mino, fnctory
and flold for distribution among tho
mnrkots ot tho world. I am told
that with tho Mississippi wntorway
Improved, flour may bo shipped at a
profit from St. Paul to St. Louis for
tbreo cents a hundred pounds'. Tho
present railroad rate Is about seven
teen or eighteen cents. This Is Just
an oxamplo ot tho offoct ot water
transportation on rates."
Mr. Cook'B statement endorses ful
ly tho nrgumont of tho National Riv
ers and Harbors congress that nnvl
gablo watorways will do moro to ro
duco freight rates than nil tho laws
that can bo enacted. Through tho
efforts ot this organization tho pros
ont congross hns passed tho grontost
appropriation bill In tho history of
tho country for development work on
rlvorsnnd harbors. It is now seek
ing to Increaso Its membership, so ns
to crystalllKo tho present sentiment
Into a groat national movement, nnd
to that end Its secretary, Captain J.
II. Ellison, of Cincinnati, hns Issued
an Invitation, copies of which have
found their way here, to organiza
tions, both stato and commercial,
firms, shippers nnd Individuals
throughout tho United tates, urging
them to join.
Exposition matters attracted con
siderable nttentlon hero during the
last week. A bill appropriating
$750,000 in aid ot tho Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
exposition at Soattlo passed
tho scirnto In splto of tho op
position of Senator Halo. Tho Maine
statesman's opposition drow forth n
cauHtlc robuko from Senator Piles,
who reminded his eastern colleagues
that whllo congress had given $28,
000,000 In all In aid of expositions,
only $480,000 ot that amount bad
beon spent west of theRocky Moun
tains. Almost at the samo tlmo
Postmastor Qencral Cortolyou was
approving a deslgu for ono and two
cent postago stamps commemoratlvo
of tho Jamestown exposition. Tho
ono cent staAp will havo for tta prin
cipal figure a vignette of Captain
John Smith, whllo tho two cent stamp
will doplct tho landing of tho first
settlers at Jamestown. They will bo
on salo at postofflces throughout the
country on April 26th, the. dato of
tho opening of tho exposition.
E. II. Harrlman, tho railroad mag
nate, passed through Washington
this week and took occasion whllo
hero to pay some left handed respects
to Pre8ldnt Roosevelt nnd the inter
state commerce commltslon. Mr.
Harrlman was on his way to Hot
Springs, Va., whoro be will sock rest
at tho Homestead Hotel. Tho rail
road kins undoubtedly needs It, after
the grilling he received at tho Inves
tigation of bis methods by the inter
state commerce commission. It is
expected that tho supremo court yet
will bo compelled to pass upon the
right ot tho coambwioB to Inquire
Into transactions concerning which.
Mr. Harrlman refused to dlvulgo any
Information at tho hearing.
It la nltogethor probnblo thnt tho
recent 'war senro" engineered by
President Roosevelt, was really for
tho purposo of advancing tho naval
bill. In, any ovont, now that tho bill
hns been passed providing for two
big bnttloshlps, thero hns boon no
furthor mention ot tho recent flurry
with Japan, nnd the navy department
has issued n posltlva statement thnt
no moaslures are being taken to rc
onforco tho Pacific fleet, Deforo tho
settlement of tho San Francisco
question alarming rumors by scoroB
woro nfiont concerning tho sorry
condition of tho navy In eastern
waters nnd the existing danger, in
caso of war, to tho ontlro Pnclfla
const. Pooulinrly, or not, no ono
hears thoso rumors today. Thero Is
a sncnklng suspicion thnt tho "war
senro" was tho "big stick" In mas
querade. A. B. Stlcknoy, president of tho
Chicago Oront Westorn railroad, ono
of tho very prominent railroad men
who advocated tho passago ot tho
(Continued on pago three.)
ADJOURNS,
UNTIL
MONDAY
The Defence In the Thaw Case
Concludes Its Testimony
RUEF
STILL IN
HIDING
Believed To Be Camping: at
His Summer Residence
San Frnnclsco, March S. Abo
RuofMs still missing, but a well-
, defined rumor Is current thnt tho
prosecution hns a good clew to his
whereabouts, nnd that Dotcctlvo
Uums Is closo on his trail. Durns Is
mlBBliig slnco Wednesday. All ot
Ruef's employes nro being shadowed.
Watch Is kept on his summer resi
dency and lntlmnto frlonds of tho
boss. This resldonco Is located near
one of tho Day cities, and Ub cxhU
enco M'as not lcarncrd of by tho prose
cution until Thursday.
Whoa Dunno's court opened UiIb
morning, Ruot again failed to nnswor
when his name was called. Coroner
Walsh waH ordered to tako tho stand,
nnd wns soverely cross-oxnmlnod by
Honey, who attempted to show nogll
genco nnd prejudice on Walsh's part.
Walsh said ho looked for Ruof nnd
couldn't find him. During tho exam
ination Shortrlggo, ono of Ruof's at
torneys, rofusod to oboy tho court's
ordors to conBO from Interrupting,
nnd wns declared guilty of contempt
nnd was sontonced to 2 1 hours' Im
prisonment. At the conclusion ot tho examina
tion tho court declnred Walsh Inulll
clnnt, negligent and Incompetent and
announced thnt another elisor would
bv appoplntcd this afternoon.
Now York, Mnrch 8. Dolmns this
inornlnjg olllclnlly announced that tho
dofenso rested Ub caso. Jeromo ro
quosted adjournment until Monday,
to which Dolmns agreed, nnd ad
journment was taken.
Tho Countess of Yarmouth will al
so bo cnllcd by tho state. Tho coun
tess know much of tho couple's so
journ In Europe. Thaw Is vexed by
tho delay. Ho returned to his coll
nnd fumod. Ho abused Joromo for
causing what ho called unnecossnry
delay.
May McKcnzto to Testify.
It Is reported that Evelyn Thaw
will bo called early next week to In
troduco certain loiters. Sho cannot
bo' recalled In rebuttal of her own
testimony. It Is announced May Me
Konzlo will bo tho first witness for
tho stato.
Evelyn Thaw' was sorved this
morning with a subpoena command
ing hor to bo prcsont In court with
nny lotters oho may havo written by
Wblto, nnd othor naporflfl which Jo
romo specifies.
NO REFERENDUM.
HONDURAS
INVADERS
SUCCEED
In Scattering the Forces of
the Nicaraguans
San Salvador, Mnrch 8. Dispatch
es todny sny Dontlln la pursuing tho
scnttored forces of tho Nlcaraguans,
Thoy declnro tho fight nt NnmnslQua
Is really n victory for tho troops oC
Honduras, who captured a number ot x
prisoners, nrms nnd munitions. This
light, howovor, wnB moroly a Bklr
mlsh. A izoncrnl bnttlo Is expected
to foflow, both sides having largo ar
mies operating In tho vicinity. ,
i Hnlvmlor in Hlcgv
San Salvndor, Mnrch 8. Prosldont
Zolnya, of Nicaragua, has Issued n
violent proclamation against Hon
duras. Tho Guatemala nnd Salvador
nntlonnl assembly hero has decreed
Salvndor In n stato of slego, so as to
bo propnrod to meet nny" cmcrgonoy.
MONEY DISAPPEARED.
Rut HulfTi'ciiMiry Oftlt'lal AhhuRoiI' i
.Reporter.
Wanted by tlni U, of O. Pmddont
Campbell lit Town,
U. 8. QUIETLY PREPARING
FOR TKOUIILK.
EhtnldlHliliifr Recruiting Stations for
the A nny iii All Cities of Any
Hlw.
Albnny, March 8. President
Cnmpboll, tho nblo head of tho Uni
versity of Oregon, wns in tho city to
day. Ono needs only a fow minutes'
talk with him to get tho "Oregon"
fover, and to nppreclato tho efforts
of tho university to build up an nil
Oregon school, which will bo a croJlt
to tho statu. Mr. Campbell was hero
on account of tho reported action ot
tho Linn County Crnngo In reference
to tho roforenos of tho U. of O. bill.
nnd went out to Lebanon this nftur
noon to boo Sonntor Miller nnd tun
ers. Ho thinks thnt when tho people
imdor Btnnd tho ronsoim for not seg
regating tho Itoms of appropriation
thoy will not pormlt this to bo an In
centive to calling for n neforonco. Tho
board neods a Inttltudo In tho uso of
tho mouoy. It Ib propoaod to furnlHh
u budgot showing Just bow ovary dol
lar Ib oxponded, nt tho proper tlmo.
Mr. Campbell statoa that this stattf
ban thu smallest appropriation of
nny In tho United States for its stato
unlvorslty, and bollovos ther Is Jus
tlco In plnclng every dopnrtmont on
n footing equal to thnt of adjoining
stntos, so that thuro will bo no need
of Orogon students going nway for
spoclal studios, and It Is oven pro
posed to moot tho demand for corre
spondence work.
Chicago, March 8. Ooorgo W
Pltzgornld, tho tollor of tho sub
treasury from whoso cng $175,000
disappeared, wns this morning ac
quitted of assault upon tho newspa
per mnn, Harry Friend. Fitzgornld
accused Frlond of Insulting his wife,
whllo In pursuit ot news.
Arelilo Roosevelt 'Hotter.
Washington, March 8, Archlo
Roosevelt Is butter this morning-. Dr
Lnmbort, nt S:30, Bald: "Archlo-1
nil right. Ho Ib Btrongor; good pro
gross, Indeed," Tho President wns-nt
tho bedside at Intervals, taking tlio
saiuo precautions as thu doctor
against Infection.
Dr. Lambert ChlB afternoon oald
tho condition of Archlo was very, satr
Isfactory.
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Funeral Notice.
Mo
Tho fiinornl service of tho 'lnto,
Mrs. Anna Roth will be conddctod'
from tho family residence, on North
Summer nnd unlitcs nvenuo and from
tho Oormnn Uaptlst church by Rov.
Wllllnm Schunko assisted by Rov.
W. II. Bollook, tomorrow nt 10 n. nt.;
burial In ueo Mission cmetory.
Killed In it Runaway.
Quthrlo, Okla., March 8. -P. J.
O'Moarn foil botweon tlio wheels and
tho body of his buggy today. Tho
horses run away and IiIh body was
torrlbly mangled, nnd ho will not
live.
Women Opposo HufTnige.
London, March 8.A petition
bonrlng signatures of 21,000 women
was proBotitod In tho commons, pro
testing ngnliiHt woman's suffrage.
Eugene, Mnrch 8. That Undo
Sam Is preparing for trouble In tho
Far East' Is plainly shown by tho es
tablishment of recruiting stations all
over tho country, whorovor there Is
a company of the national guard or
a city of any size. Moreover, the
men who are now recruited are at
once sent to tho Philippines, while
they woro formerly onllstcd in tho
rcglmcntB In this country. Tho es
tablishment of Btations In tho towns
has benn made so as to attract as lit
tle attention as possible, for though
tho government may bo preparing for
trouble it does not want to bo known
as making extrordlnory efforts for
enlistments.
Just tho full extent of tho success
of Serjeant Weed hero has not boon
told, but It Is said that five or six
men have quietly enlisted, Tho men
recruited In Oregon go to Vancouver
first, but Insldo of three or four days
they aro sent to San Francisco, whero
they take the first steamer to the
islands.
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Cldcflfto Markets.
Chicago, March 8. Wheat 76 tf
77H, corn 47CH7M. ots, 421&0
42.
Dr. J. P. COOK
MOVED TO 814 LDXJWtTr BTRJHrT,
WKKKK Kit WILL MNN ALL OLD
AXE) KKW PAXIKXTff. FOR AXT
DtMUSR CALL OM MR. COOK.
coxwmurATioK
Erety Time a Ctown ot Set of TcetH
Goes Oat of My Office Somebody
Has SnYtd Some Money.
Thte is so ptnt a fact tfcat it i afmoet ntedlM
tojrepeat it, fwtfwfcat it most pleastet; afMHrftlw: mat
ter to the arfrfttioaa! fact that tbere is evc ay -Hon
aWt tfce stfality of fee work. We do oly tie
most scknttftc itisty, aa oat prices ate ot waly
low, fat tiiey are als tie same to evetylwHly. St
tke beatftifffl DUmomi Ring U Tfcompsoa's wfaUaw
wkkk we skalTijiYe away. It U tke ftaest erer.
DR. B. E. WRIGHT
Mmtk Bastllnf.
Tke PJaUm PifttMet.
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