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SALESI, OHKGON, WKDNF.Sl) VY, MARCH HO, 1007
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MADE BANK EXAMINER
TEEL
loosevelt Says He Cannot
Help the Railroad Situation
DDY
CAN DO
NOTHING
t tlons from Droomo, Chotmngo, Tioga,
, Alleghany and Stcubon counties hnvo
boon nctlvoly nt work for somo tlmo
! mnklng plans to opposo the Jerome
.bills, ono of which proposos to rc-
poal tllo Pcrcy-Grny racing law por
'mlttlng racing but requiring that 5
' per cent of tho gross receipts bo set
'nsldo for tho benefit of agriculture,
! and tho other, which proposes to np
STATE
BOARD
MEETS
i W fiVe tile irOllDie5Umi: prcrprinto ?210,000 to bo divided
Railroad Situation
truMneton. March 20. Isnnc N.
Imiia had a conference with tho
iMnl for half an hour this
irta Leaving he said tho Prosl-
tlid sent for him, and that tho
Etnl financial situation was dls-
-dii length, "The Prosldont
j tot believe. ' Bald Sollgman,
Lt be can do anything to rollovo
imlroad situation, If It needed re
lit All ho can do Is to onforco
prewnt laws. Tho President
hi It was not responsible for tho
i of tho state legislatures."
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.Iplnst Jerome Racing Dills.
&i(hamton, March 20. Sccro-
Hirrlion of tho New York stato
rud representatives of other ng
slttrtl societies and fair assocla-
among tho nlnety-throo agricultural
Bocletlos of tho state.
Tho fair inon say that If tho ap
propriation could bo mndo n porma
nont ono thoy would bo satisfied, but
that It would bo hnposslblo to con
duct fairs nnd bo obliged every yoar
to tako tho chances of a legislature
refusing to npproprlato tho nionoy
nftor plans had been mndo for tho
opening fnlr. Evory agricultural so
ciety In tho stato has roproacntntlvoa
at Albany today strongly opposing
tho bills nt tho honrlng sot for tho
bill.s A great fooling has boon
aroused among tho ngriculturnllsts
ngnlnst theso bills, as it 1b felt that
thoy will greatly Injure tho societies,
as tho revenue received by them from
tho races carried on throughout tho
etato aro sulllclcnt to pay tho ex
penses of their organizations and of
greatly Improved county fairs.
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PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Beautiful New
ting Goods
sP
Names James Steel for State
Bank Examiner
On Sale in Every Department
GRAND OPENING
W Fine Millinery, Ladies' Coats, La-
jatKeis, spring aims, auit yyaibib,
cc Waists, Silk Petticoats, Dress
s.
GRAND OPENING
New Spring Dress Goods, Fine
5. Np.VV Fmhtvurlorioc Not I arPC.
w Dress Trimmings, Fancy Braids,
Medallions. AH n i arc Wakf-incr
fine Hosiery, Summer Under-
e and Ribbons.
GRAND OPENING
New Oxford Shoes, White Goods,
s uinghams, Spring Calicoes,
J br ess Goods, Long Gfoves, Cor-
IMWsiin, Underwear and Waistings
ARE THE MAKERS OF LOW PRICES
rAimrr ohowiwo wtomx, s
Tho Btato executive council, com
posed of tho governor, treasurer nnd
secretary of stato mot todny, and, on
motion of Secretary of Stnte Uunsou,
Jnmos Stool, of Portland, was ap
pointed stato bank oxamluer, under
tho provisions of tho now state bank
ing act.
It was necossnry to do this, as
Secretary llonson Is going nway for
his hoalth to Southorn California,
and It was considered lTest to select
a man who would becomo familiar
with tho duties of tho office.
Stato Treasurer Stcol is a brother
of tho now stnto bank examiner, nnd
snyB ho considers his brother fully
qualified, and It is tho opinion of
disinterested persons that the new
official has and n great deal of expe
rience In tho organization nnd con
ducting of banks. All tho details
of his record liavo not boon inudo
public, but it is bollovcd to bo n
clenn record, nnd that ho will fit tho
dutlos of tho ofllco well.
Walter Pugh, of Salem, wns cho9
on as architect and uupcrlntondont
of construction of tho new wing that
is to bo ndded 'to tho asylum. Mo is
tho only rosldont architect nt Salem,
and put up tho othor wings.
Tho Btnto board took no action in
tho mnttor of appointing a fish war-
don.
Tho Stato Land Hoard requlrod
I tho Columbia Southern Irrigation
Company to protect settlors and
show what they havo done to com
ply with tho law and orders of tho
Stnto Land Hoard.
fins Association Meets.
Peoria, 111., March 20. Tho an
nual convention of tho Illinois Orb
nssolatlon Is bolng held in this city
today and tomorrow. Fully 150 dele
gates aro present nt tho convention.
The association wns organized In
1004, and is composed of representa
tives of the 5C gas organizations of
tho state, with four exceptions. It
has boon proposed to nmllnto tho
Illinois association with tho Ameri
can das l:i8tltuto nnd It is probable
that the state of Indiana and Ken
tucky will bo taken Into tho Illinois
organization.
Tlu Idaho Judgeship.
Washington, Mnroh 20. Tha
President this afternoon announced
tho appointment of Frank S. Dolt
rloh, of Pocntello, to bo Unltod
States district judgo of Idaho, vice
Doattly, rofltgnod.
THAW
TRIAL
OPENED
With a Fight Over Hamilton
Testimony
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r0Y BROS.
Coomt of COMHtr
citiM Cttrt Struts
Xiu-m.'h Meet in Xew lklforl.
Now Bedford, Mass., March 20.
Tho convention of tho Stnto Nurses'
association is meeting today in Odd
Follows hall. This Is tho first tlmo
tho association has over mot In this
city, and groat Interest is felt in tho
proceedings. Tho attendance of
state nurses is very largo, and is
made still larger by visitors from
othor states, and experloncos aro bo
lng Interchanged between tho stnto
nurses and thoso from other states,
greatly to mutual profit of all.
A measure will bo pressed to nllow
graduate nursfts to ubo It. N. (regis
tered nurse) after tholr names to
distinguish tho trained hospital nurso
from thoso who "havo not taken a
thorough hospital course.
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Hnrry Scroggs and Joe Tipnuiii.
Daltimore, March 20. Tho dato
of tho 20-round battle botwoon Harry
Scroggs and Joe Tipman was changed
until tonight, from March 13. Tip
man claiming ho would not havo
ouiflclcnt tlmo to get Into shapo for
tho fray. It has been a yoar since
Joo put on tho glovoa in a fight, a
his Inst battlo was fought with Harry
Scroggs last December a year ago.
Scroggs has fought somo slashing
battles since then, and is very much
Improved since them. Ho clinched
his claim on tho cbaplonshlp of the
south by recontly defeating Kid At
tell, the local boxer, who is consid
ered one of tho most promising lad
in this section.
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Fatal Furnace Explosion.
Bingham. Ala., March 20. Fire
negroes and one-white man were
killed by a boiler explosion In an
Iron furnace this morning.
Now York, March 20. Dr. Allen
McLnno Hamilton wns tho first wit
ness called by Delmas In tho Thaw
trial this morning.
Tho Thaw cuso was lato in opoulng
this morning. Tho Judgo wns not ns
punctual as usual. Kvolyn, May Mc-
Konzlo nnd Mrs. Cnlno arrlvod onrly
at tho courthouse. Lator Mrs. Wil
liam Thaw arrived. Dolmus sur
prised nil by withdrawing tho lottor
offered Inst night, nnd called Ham
ilton. Fight Over Hamilton.
Hamilton mndo first examination
of Thaw Juno 27. Dolmns nskod tho
wltnosB to describe tho examination
Jerome wns on his foot with an ob
jection. In tho argument of Delmns
and Jerome thoro was much hitter
talk, each showing considerable fool
ing. It wns frequently stated that
Hamilton wns discharged fronutho
employment of tho dofonso because
ho maintained a belief that Thaw was
still Insane. This morning Joromo
tried to mako Dolmas say that ho
would oxaralho tho witness on all
points on which ho waj prepared to
testify. This would have forced Dol
mas to ask Hamilton what he
thought of Thaw's condition today.
Ho will refuse to bo bound by any
restriction made by tho district at
torney, said Delmas In his smooth
est tone. "No," retorted tho attor
noy for tho defense. He dooi not
want to go completely into this mat
tor. The argument was turned to
tho effort of Jeromo to havo a ruling
that Hamilton tell everything or
nothing.
Jerome interrupted tho trial to
day to requeu that tho- court insti
tute Inquiry Into Thaw's mental con
dition. This Inquiry will bo for tho
court's own guidance Jeromo of
fered Fitzgerald all tho information
he believes likely to help tho trial of
Thaw's sanity. The result will bo a
commission to inquiro into his men
tal status,
Hamilton Mutt Talk.
Tho court sustained Jerome's ob
jection to the limited questions of
Dolmas' attempts to get specific
opinions from Hamilton were met by
Jerome's objections repeatedly. Each
time Delmas succeeded in making
tho court go on record. Ho reserved
exceptions, thus making second basis
for appeal for a new trial. At this
point Delmas asked a recess, to per
mit hlra to confer with the othor at-
torney8 of tho defom-o. Thoy ad
journed to nu nnto-ohnmbor to do
clAo whether to nccopt Jerome's prop
osttlon to allow Hamilton to testify
a to tho opinion ho hold or now
holds ub to tho sanity of Thaw. Af
ter tho conferenco Dolmas agreed to
lot Hamilton tell all ho obsorved
about Thaw, Ho asked him to Btnto
all tho facts ho learned at each vIhII
to Thaw, taking them In tholr order.
Mellm'H Season Kuded.
Now York, Mnroh 20. Mine Mcllm
omls her souson nt tho Manhattan
opera house tonight. In "Lucia," but
sho will not sail for Europe until
nuxt wcok. Mmo. Molbn Is much
disappointed that sho cannot slug
moro times horo tills sonBon, but tho
contract only cnlled for ono per
formance a week. She nnd Mr. Ham
morstoln had no Idea how popular
tho opora senium would bo hero, so
sho mndo roucort ougngomoutH.
Noxt year sho will sing only In
oporn, and probnbly two or three
times a week. Sho Is to sing ToBon
for tho first tlmo nt Covont Garden
this spring, and bIio hopos to sing
tho rolo hero next year It somo ar
rangement can bo mndo with tho
HlcordlB. At any rate sho will "'I.
several pnrtH which sho has not sung
for sovornl years.
Tho Blnger will roturn beforo tho
opening of tho uenson, nnd open tho
opora house Later sho will bo heard
In "Altla'' and "Olollo nnd other
operas.
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HE WILL
REDUCE
HOLDINGS
MAYOR
SCHMITZ
AND RUEF
Still the Center of In
terest at Bay City
Heney and Burns Continue To
Be Their Limelight Rivals
Of Government and Munlcl-Securitles
San Francisco, March 20 With
tho returning of 70 to 100 Indlct
inonts this nftomoou assured and lit
tlo doubt existing nB to tho Idontlty
of tho men to bo Indicted, tho prin
cipal Interest In tho Honvatlonnl ex
posuro of grnft now centers around
Ituof and Sohmltz.
ltuef .May Hqtfnl.
Knot's announcement that ho will
make n stntement that will create n
sensation even greater than tho sqn
satlou following the confessions of
tfio supervisors, has aroused Intouno
Interost. That tho little boss could,
If ho cared or dared, tell n mighty
Interesting story It Is conceded, but
to mako tho prosecution exorcise
for conjecture.' That Hums has iTn
Inkling of what tho boon will mako
public iiIho Hcoins )o bo certain, hut,
although Hums has been working on
lluef for days In nn effort to get n
statement from him, tho sleuth wan
iinnbl to wring anything of nn In
criminating nature from tho prison
er. iJiirns Has gone to ituuf armed
with facts, rolntod by Informers, but
tho Iiohh has been more than a match
for tho secret service man. DosplU
the repulses Hums believes It Is only
n mnttor of tlmo( when Htiof will tttt
boHom himself 'to tho prosecutor,
limey refuses to confirm or deny tho
report that Ituof lias boon promised
Immunity In return for a confession.
Washington, March 20. Tho ex
clusive information In thoo die-
mtnlwkti nnnmii'ttl ttt t lift irnvnrn tiwifif 0
, ,, , , . ,. , mont that ho contemplntos lllght. Ho
proposed policy In reference to rotlr-' .. , , '
Kuof'H friends laugh nt tho rumor.
Sohmltz Indignantly donles tho stato-
Ing railroad bonds ns soourltloH for
publlo money hn caused n (lurry
among tho representatives of Wall
street Interests. C'ortelyou is bolng
beBlogtd for an offlolal statement.
Ho deollnos to mako a formal an
nounoomont nt this tlmo, but has in
dicated tho seutlmont of tho admin
istration against the continued hold-
Is equally indignant over tho report
Inst night to tho effect that ho hud
Hod. Tho reports, however, nerved
t omnko the prosecution exorciso
greater caution, and a closer shadow
was thrown about tho mayor today.
Krliiullx May Weaken.
Although clamor for Schmitz's
resignation is beginning to grow,
there is little expectation that the
ftur nf rnllrnml tmtnlAlnn I ni ulnia
it .- -.. i!i i, i i , , , mayor will quit under fire. 8omo of
bonds us securities. It Is hinted to . , ,,., , , ...
him jiuimcui uppununin uru uinwu,
be tho policy to gradually reduco tho
numbor of such bonds and finally to
elimluato them entirely. It Is be
lieved that by next summor all tho
railroad bonds tho government holds
will bo released.
and appear to bellovo that he wilt
tell nil and throw himself on tho
mercy of Honey or Dunne, busing
tholr conclusion on the mayor's
statement that If he had anything to'
tell It would bo told ' in court,
through his attorneys. Tho request
that ho bQ. permitted to change or
add to or umond his plan of not guil
ty to a charge of extortion, ontered
To Improve Thirteenth Klm-4.
Alderman Hndellff has started a
petition for the improvement of Thir
teenth street from Dusllo to tho cltj' boforo Dunl0 yMI,on,y wns nll(J
limits south. It Is proposed to be commontoj upqn ,Knfloantly. A
graded nnd made Into a beautiful BUrnrUt, may be ,n 8toro for tho BU.
boulevard with curb lines and grad- j ,)0rv,Bor, w10( ,nco confusing havo
ed and rolled with tho natural nia-'fl(lUl, H8 though they felt uro to
terlal. Tho petition Is balng hacked RO un,)UnU,od or t,olr PrlIIIM. In
with liberal subscriptions of cash to vwhttbmy jndlctmonls ugalnst
aid tho city, and over 1100 Is already I ,he ,for10rj, will be returned this
Insight. Tho potillon and cash will nft0rn00II ,f for no other purposO
bo put up to tho city government and than to hold them us witnesses,
tho council will havo to deoldo whether or not thvy woro promjsed
whothor ono suburban street can bo Immun,ty in return for their con
Improved. Converting Thirteenth ;feM0n tUo prosecutlou will not say,
street Into a flno driveway would re- but ,t ,a rononabiy glir0 tlmt two
suit in a neuer ciass ot improve
monts and a regular building' boom
In that part of tho city. Alderman
Itadclln has been ono of tho most
progressive men la that part of tho
city, having sold many lots and him
self put up a number of flno cot
tages and small residences for work
Ins; people.
will never bo prosecuted.
'uj-.jn.fm,., mat
Dr. J. F. COOK
THK KOTAXICAIi IKMTfOK,
WOVKI) TO tM UTMCHTY HTKKKT
FOit ANY DWKAiW CALL OX D.
COOK. CONtrUUTATION FNItK.
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