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SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1007.
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1XICAN. ,
EARTH
QUAKES
,kes Feit in Parts
ofSouth America
efrumenls at Albany Now
York, Kecura ucuuvu
Movemenis
UoCitv. Mex., April 15.
Uiaikea continue to shako this
Hud a wide area """"'"
got, cow In Indicate that It was
icter 600 miles, from i-oiobi io
In South America.
Btos Ayres. April 15. Andean
nocs In tho torrltory of Rio
i aro very active.
Felt nt Albany.
lftinr. N. Y.. April 15. Tho
irwiMt and longest enrthqunko
x recorded here slnco tno seiiimo-
nkm Installed began at 1:14 n.
'. tMi morning and continued over
statin. Tho record wns much
Lw pronounced than that mado by
L Sin Francisco quako a year ago
kuttmm vibration was so groat that
t imag the pcndlum clear off tho
JiiiK cylinder. Offlclnls or tho
In Kologlcal survey say tho dlffor-
fcs in t'mo between hero and Moxl-
midicatcs the quake was recorded
In liter than the one at Mexico
Locate Quake In Chile.
jfiihmgton, April 15. Tho gov-
meat seismograph hero recorded
IU Mm earthquake as tho ono ro-
Wed at Albany. Tho wenthor bu
st tan the Indications nro there
hi a tremendous upheaval at a dls-
i: about qual to Valparaiso,
o
' CUCKAMAS COUNTY LEADS.
lOrer eighty Miles of Plunk Roud
With Over JMO Miles of Stono
or Gmvcl Surface.
Ortjcn City special: ' ' '
fatiamas has more miles' of pub-
irxjdi than any county In tho state
Ji and Marlon each havo 2800
Linn 2C00 mllos, DougIn9
iW and Clarkamas 2987. Those
rM are taken from the United
Stt rov. rirrfnt agricultural do-
atare' ur-.' for the yonr 1904.
hsasaivi has so mllos of plnnlt
"i Hi miles of road surfaced with
n in J in miles Biirfacod with
la 1 l the amount of tax
M wai $4S,ii00. The numbor
twaant'.. to noli tax wnn aar.
b an. 'n ,,f tax, at 3 por
1997., the total property
I" 'Ml. mg $57,975.
S Mi th rv were .14,286 mllos
r' ad In the state of Ore con.
t.a ZzV, miles were Hiirfnn.!
rTft 2- t nillea wlfh atnna nn.l
But -t ,l,anki wnknK a to-
- of improved road.
' fium these flguros
) i cent of tho roads
"i'd Ily comparing
".nee with the arm
wix-ars that there
1 .x hundredths of a
l per square Milt
"i'riott of mileage
1 -how that there wa
I ; ivery 12 Inhabi
ts -n mile of Improved
Inhabitants.
"I in the oonstrae-
' roads are derived
" proterty tax
The rate of taxation
r.ad purposes must
n.U'a on Uie dollar,
rltl may 9yy an
' for the purpose
l" Improvements.
' unty u made by
' ur commhwlanera'
' of taxation var-
:'t (OUntiaa tram 1
V mat lnii.i.u.i.
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t j- , " - " ana 60 (un-
HiM uii.ti u required to
H,, 6i i. tax of $3 for road
tu o- ,u,,w r the
"tau-t,-" ' U' tars "teat
ms " :. siaee la maay
aHl4l x PPrs to have
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tho state, It Is found that the funds
collected and oxpondod for road pur
poses amount to $23.24 per mile of
public rond, or $1.92 por Inhabitant.
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MOTHER HUNTING DAUGHTER
Most
Sensational Case in
Police Court.
Dulhml
Seattle, April 15. Accompanied,
by a distracted mothor, who said she
could not llvo until morning If hor
daughtor was not found, Mayor II.
E. Peek, of Ballard, stnrtod out last
night In search of Gussle Burt, tho
14-yodr-old girl who was hidden
somowhoro In Soattlo about C o'clock
Friday morning by Policeman Joe
French. Af midnight the Ballard po
llco and the relatlvos of tho girl had
rocolved no word as to tho buccosb of
tho mission.
IVck Flinmlly Acts.
Those aro tho latest dovolopments
In tho sensational pollco scandal nt
Ballard. Roused to action by oxpos
uro of tho affair, Peck decided yos
terday afternoon to do somothHig
Ho Interviewed Mrs. Nettlo Simon
ton, mother of tho hidden school girl,
and other closo relatlvos, and quick
ly satisfied himself that tho situation
demanded a, complete Investigation
and prompt action. ,
Evidently throwing asldo all roll
anco upon his pollco department ho
wont to French and demanded to
know whore QubsIo was. French re
fused to toll. Ho said ho would loso
his right arm before ho would di
vulge tho Becrot. Thon Ballard'
chief oxocutlvo sought out Mrs. Sim
onton, and relying solely upon tho
woman's BUggostlons as to whoro tho
girl might possibly be, started out on
tho extraordinary hunt.
Condition of Mother Serious.
Mrs. Slmonton is a small, frail
woman In dollcato hoalth. The
troublo In which hor daughter has
bocomo Involved has been a terrible
strain upon hor. She Is troublod
with honrt dlsoaso, and tho shock
mny provo fatal.
Chlof of Police Nnbors.rofusod last
night to discuss tho matter, oxcopt to
Bay that Fronch had boen dismissed
from tho forco and that llannon had
been laid off pending fnrthor Investi
gation. Ho admitted that other
members of tho forco might also be
investigated. llannon laBt night
mado, his first atuemmit of JiIb port
in mo nunir. tie Bam:
lfnnnon Makes Explanation.
"I can easily show that I am not in
any way to blnmo. If I had boon,
why I should hnvo sworn out the war
rant for the nrrost of Lee and Ln'nn
gan? The girl's mothor asked us to
find tho girl, but to bring hor lioinn
and not to Jail. These were the In
structions I got from the night onp
tnln. The woman was crying nnd
tho ohje-ct of Denton nnd myself wan
to get tho girl homo with ns little
trouble and noise an possible.
"I found the girl with Lee. Th
ronson I did not nrrost Leo wns that
I could not have arrested' him with
out arresting the girl, also. So T
took the girl home and then went to
headquarters to swear out the war
Vant. When I went down to the sa
loon for Lee, with the warrant, ho
was gone. I thought he would stay
there Hntll I returned. I do not
know anything about what French
did."
Pope Creates CardlimK
Rome, April 16. In ecrot eonslt-
tory this Morning the pope created
oardnalsaa follews: KaYallarl, pa
triarch at Venice: HlnaMlado, papal
nunelo to Spain: Lorenielll. ex-nun
eio to Parte: LunJItU. archbishop at
Palermoj Mercer, archbutnop at Ma
llnew; Mafar, archbishop at Plea;
Aquirrey Oar eta. bishop of Burgos,
Spain.
PEACE
HATH
CHARMS
No Less Renowned lltari Loud
Alarming War
New York, April 15. Tho Ameri
can wolcomo to tho dologatos to the
ponco conferonee was extonded this
nftornoon by Root, for tho nation.
Govornor Hughes, for tho state, and
Mayor McClollnn, for tho city. Ev
ory wnlk of llfo Is represented nmonc
tho peaco makers Veterans, led by
Dewey" and G. A. R. commanders, nro
numorous. Now York's moBt distin
guished men nnd foreigners wPl
sponk tonight. A letter from Presi
dent Roosevelt to Carnbglo, express
ing regrets nt his absence, waB read.
CITY
MARSHAL
v
R1DDELL
Woodburn Law and Or
der Officer Cracks
a Skull
IDAHO
GRAND
JURY
Will Not Be Interfered, With
by Bonaparte
THAW
UNITING
LAWYERS
Before Making Effort
to Get Bail
Placed Under Bunds and Will
- Have Hearing Tuesday
rli&Jnennn
OnrrMwrgyfcodg;giNo '' jj
V Murray Crane.
Junior United Stntos sonntor from-
Massachusetts, formerly govornor ot
his stale.
Ronsevolt'a lottor to tho peace con
foronco says he bollovos in n gonorn
nrbltmtlon tronty us tho most Im
portant matter for Tho Hague con
foronco to consider this Bttmmer. He
hopes tho powers nt Tho Hague wjjU
bo lncTonsod-nnd Tno Ilaguu confer
cos bo paid ndoquate snlarlos. He
thinks moro Important than disarm
ament Is tho removal of tho causos
for war. Govornor Cram, of Massa
chusetts, Is prominent at the conference.
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WOODBURN KLKCTION CASKS.
The election fraud caeee were de
cided by JnsUce Hayes today, wit
the result that St. Onge wa dis
charged froH cHBtodr, bnt the Oer
man Hungarian Oeper waa bMnd
over to tin eircult eowrt.
Roosoxtdt nnd" Corjtorntlons.
Washington, prll 16. Whatever
may be the vrfteeut purpoo nnd
plans of President Roosevelt with
reference to action on the part of the
general government restraining cor
porations engaged In Interstate trade
and especially with reference to In
terstate railroads, it Is certain that
the aetlvltlea of the government
along thee llnee will be. emphasised
during the month of April by pro
ceeding in the two most remarkahl
and Important eaees now pending re
lating to these subjects.
One of theae ensos Is that against
the Standard Oil company and the
other to dUwolve the relations be
tween the Union Pacific ami the
Soutfiern Pacific railroads. In both
Inataneee the complaint of the gov
ernment la that the aeta performed
by theee great corporations are In
violation of the Sherman anti-trust
law, and amount to a oonaolracy In
restraint of laterntate trade.
The oaae agalnat the Standard Oil
oompany.wlll come up for anawer to
day In the United State circuit court
In St. LonU. The case Involving th
Union Paclttp and the Southern Pa
clHc railroads, will n heard before
the Interstate eowineree commlseloH
on Thursday neat.
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TWO PAILUltaS.
' Sunday ovontng, about 4:30 p. m ,
an encounter tookjplaco on the main
business street jot Wo.odburn thnt
pay It-ad to aerloua results. William
Moohan enmo out of hla saloon with
a bundle of papers tindor Ids arm,
and, It being contrary to law to hnvo
saloona open or do any business nt
them on Sunday, ho wns arrested by
City Marshal Rlddell, tho now Inw
and order official. But after some
nvnrds Moohan convinced Rlddoll thnt
lie had nothing bu,t n harmless bun
dle of pnpors, and started to go about
his buslnoHS. Tho crowd that had
gathered Jeered nt tho marshal, who
was angry tit his fatluro to cnptnro
'liquors, and ho Utrnod and nrrostod
Median again. Biddell pulled a gun,
when Mcelinn grabbed his hand and
tried to disarm him. A struggle on-
sued, hu which the byatnnders took
no pnrtfiut n brothor ot Meehan,
Peter Mlehnn, enmo up, and, appar
ently with the Intention ot helping
William, hut talked to both mou.
nnd separated them, telling hit broth
or to go about bin business, nR ho
jhad dono not)ilhg to be nrrostod for.
As Rlddoll walked imst Peter Meo
Jinn, when It wns thought nil was
quieted down, the latter wild some
thing, when Rlddoll struck him on'
tho bond with his gun nnd knocked
him down, and i probably fractured
his skull. Rlddoll waB nrrostod and
placed undor $r00 bonds for his np
sponranco Tuosdny at 10 n. m. Tho
affair linn caused groat excrement,
fund tho lnw and order pcoplo Bay
ithoyworo trlokod Into n wrong nl
nIt on the pjirt of tholr jpttjolul to
ouforeo tho fawn, when there had'
boon no lnwa violated. The Maohtins
arc considered poacuablo men,'
NO BLAME
UPON THE
EMPLOYES
Washington, D. C, April IB.
United Statoa District Attorney Ru-
lok, ot Idaho, is en route hero to
confer with Bonapnrto about tho
work ot tho federal grand Jury nt
Bolso. It Is reported thnt this body
Indicted United Slates Senator Uor
ah on a charge of conspiracy In. con
nection with nlloged land frauds, and
It Is reported that tho senator has
appoalod to the dopnrtmont ot jus
tice to review the papers boforb'thoy
aro sorved on him. Bunnparto an
nounced today thnt ho will not intor-
foro with tho work ot tho grand Jury.
Borah declares ho is tho victim ot
a plot hatched by tho "Western Fed
eration of Minors, because ho Is pri
ccutlng Haywood. wtW
Will iHave Trouble in Secur
ing the Large Bend
Required
.
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CUAKIJES J. BOXAPAiltTK.
Attorney gonofal in Prowlilont
Jloosovalt'a tuiUinot, ax-soorotury
jof tlt nav)j nnd gnuttlnophow o
Nnpoloon Hoiuqmrto.
IX)UKN'.0 llVltl) DICAU.
Rules Enforced When It Is to
Interest of Corporations
On of Oregon's lfurly Ploivwrn Pms'
Away nt Ills lhn on Union
Street.
. Now York, April 15. Until tho
question ot who nro to bo his attor
neys Is settled, probnbly Thaw wilt
not apply for ball. It Is likely tho
prlsonor will got a sot ot lawyers to
work In harmony before imouier
step Is taken. It will bo moro dim
oult to provldo tho largo bond re
quired than was anticipated. Mrs.
ThawB fortuno Is greatly Impaired,
nnd she Is hardly nblo to do bo alone
Other relatives nro said to bo unwil
ling to tnko chances on tho defend
ant. Thcro Is nn old family trouble,
in which Harry Thaw nntagonUcd
his brothers In tho disposition of tho
Thaw coko lands.
Selects Ills Lawyers.
Dnn O'Rsllly announced this morn
ing that ho Is now attorney of record
tor Thaw. Hereafter ho takes chargn
qf tho caso. O'Reilly snys ho will.
movQ within a week that Thaw bo
admitted to ball. It la stated that
Dnlmiin hiiH severed his connection
,wlt htho caso. A story printed hero
today nys Thaw summarily removed
Dulnina from the leadership ot tho
caso tho day Dr. Mabon was testify.
Ins. Ho wrote a nolo to DalmnH sny
ng: "You aro no longer In ehnrgo
of my caso." Later ho told Dolmus
"l am snue, and you know It. I will
npt penult those wltnessoB to swear
flint 1 am Insane." O'Reilly nya ho
Is the only lawyer rotnlnod, but
Thaw, being, fond of Ponbody, tho
latter will bo retained,
ew York, April 15. It is report
ed thnt Senator Knox has been ro
tallied to defend Thaw.
Senator Cwrter Suntaliis Ilorniann.
Washington. April li.SesMitw
Carter this afternoon testified that
he had known Hermann since lSt.
and said that his coandence among eompany is saylug it exfteeU to meet
Ks liabilities and reasme,
New Stock Brokers nod Building nod
Loan Company.
New Yerk. April 1. The s
nenslen of W. L. Stowe & Company
from membership In the stock ex
change waa announced today. The
HmT.!?11 XWM $649,717.
t u. L? th a8Mat of th
m, J" uree, belnit $796.-
i ts. . . ePartai tkA .. ..-
R aS Heago of pub-
- - ibc population of
Habile men was nnakaken by th in
dietmenU. He eafd when he (Carter)
waa eommlsetoser of the general lat
office he resigned and took with him
personal letter pre copybooks, as
had all yrerkMis eommiaekmers. Sen
atar Teller and Representative Mou
dell teetifled suhstanUally Us sane.
o
filorlfler Won.
New York, April li.In the
lag raoes this season at th A4it
dut traok Glorifler won the U.
Carter handicap.
HammoHd, April 1. The prose
cutor of Boone county, who oo nil tint
ed the prosecution ngnluit Hngineor
Gatlnore, who had charge of the B.
& Q. train which was wrecked In
November, killing 61, this morning
old fie was glad Oallnor was acqvlt
ted, because the rules of the com
imny were never Intended to he en
forced. Thy are made so that, It
obeyed to th letter, no train cohU
run over ten miles an hour. Further
he said that the defence proved that
th road was run partly by nil and
partly by guess work. When a wrect
Lorenzo. A. Uyrd, ono ot Salem's
well-known pioneers, passed to thu
great beyond thin, mojnfngat .f
o'clock, nt his homo. No. .043 .Union
Htrsot, after n lingering Illness.
He had reached tho mnturo ago ot
81 years, and, nftor a llfo of useful
ness, which waB Insepornbly nssoolnt
ed with the early history of thu
Northwest, he law down hla harvest
to thnt reaper who must close earth's
destiny. He sustained n iirokuu hip
Inst AugiiHt, and since then ho has
grown gradually weaker to his death
Loroimo A. Ilyrd wns born on n
farm near Hateavllle, Indupoudonee
county, Arkansas, December 10.
1822, and was a sou ot John nnd
Mary (Wise) llyrd. Mr. Uyrd win
but two years of Hge when his father
died. Ills mother afterwards buoame
the wife of Reuben MIHsops, nn oil),
oer In the American unvy In the war
of 1S12. Mr. Ilyrd Is the only sur
viving one of the thruo children
bom to John and Mary Ilyrd. Ho
spent his early life uHn tho farm In
Arkansas, and there developed an al
ready hardy constitution, and whon
In 1H he, wns given the opportunity
to Join hh emigrant train to cross the
plains he welcomed the tlmo as n
eUHce to mould a future for whloh
he had been especially fitted.
The party, which was under U
guidance of Ker. JiMenh Oornwall
ktAnixird dkvkats in:iiKLi:Vi
Hiitcin Jiutlos, Win, frbiii Indians tut,.
.Uii'kcthajl.
Cuttent Events
The withdrawal of th Hnsalnn
and Japan troops from Man
chHrla, and the restoration of that
territory to China Is almoM com
pleted. King IMwaiKl, of Knglajid, will
mmt Viator HhmhI mmt Wl,
Italy, April ISth.
Th National Arhltratlen atwl
Peae eenfevenee of Amwien m In
seseien at New York.
PhlUdeiphla. April It. A receiv
er waa, asked today for the Mntnal
swUdlag & Loan Asseoiatio at Cam
dn. It m said 1 4, . ar In
volvod. o
Tlw Jaiiee riunrli n Terror.
Toklo. April It. Th new battle
ship was sneosssfully lannhsl tots
afternoon. It will he the meat pow
erful rightist? craft In the world.
Tonnage 19.880, horse power 25,-6e.
oeeurs they throw th hlam onto th WM .j, of lwn -f iQ
shoMlders of th employes. nU underwent many hanlDhlpe.
O- .Hinilir U-IiIj.Ii ma. tl.. .. ..I 1. 1 . M 1 ....I..
gale cut-off." lHfore reaolilng Polk
county In 147. Mr. Ilyrd then lo
an ted upon a term In the Waldo
Hills. He Welted California In 1818,
and. after mining in so vera 1 or the
valleys of the OoliUn state, returned
to Oregon In 184 9. He again went
to California, where he remained un
til lfll. He then settled on French
Prairie, where he lived until 1890.
Who this date be has resided in
In lorn.
Mr. Ilyrd was united In marrlaco
in 1$4 to Miss Martha a Savage,
who still survives. To their union
eight ehlldroH were hern, as follews:
Dr. W. II. Uyrd. Mrs. W. Hager, Miss
Virginia Ilyrd and MIm Ilortha O.
Ilyrd and U A. Ilyrd, of Salem J. C.
Ilyrd and M. V. Ilyrd, of Spokane,
Washington, and Dr. Roy D. Ilyrd, of
Elgin.
The funeral servlees will bo con
ducted from the home on Union
street tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'olook p. ra. by Rev. P. 8. Knight
and Rev. P. B. Doll.
The burial will b la City View
cemetery.
Stanford University defeated thn
University of California Saturday In
tholr first game of baseball for this
season by a score of 1 to 0. It ftf
needless to say that It was n hot
game.
Tho Stanford 'varsity track team
was defeated Saturday by tho Olym
pic club by.n score nt 03 Vd t 5S 2-3
Cheek made tho 290-yard hurdles In
2C Hcoonds, am 'Garner the 880-yard
run in 1 minute 58 V sosonils, shat
tering two coast records.
JiiiiIoih Win fioni Iiidlniix,
Tho Y. M. C. A. Junior basketball
team ilefeutod a team from the Chu
ninwn Indian school Saturday nlgit
by tho dose score of 13 to 12. Tna
Httlo Juniors woro right there with
the goods when It came to fchoottng
baskets, nnd tho samo might he sn'il
Of tho Iiiillniin.
The lineups follow i
Y. M. 0. A.
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Kaiser
Humphreys
Ilernhnrdt
Cnmon
Hendrlokn
Ohomuwn.
Farrow
Murray
Hamburg
Vlnr-it
Willi
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Roferee IIm4U Urauhs.
Umpire Joseph Teabo
TIiiib It nnd SO minute.
Itutff llcinoliin n I'rlMMtPr.
I.o Aigelea, April ll. 0wlK o
th failure of proper pper In Rnfa
appllotitloii for n writ of Imhoaa cor
pus to arrlvo here, the decision of tho
uprM court, on which dtporls
Ruef'n liberty, will not be handM
down UHtll tomorrow,
Now Panel of Ittiaf Tnlomnien.
I gan Francisco. April It. Wllsor
appolnte4 special elisor by Judge
Dunne to secure a new panel of tales
raon from whloh' to soleot Jurers to
try Ruef. Sheriff O'Nell and Coroner
Walsh wore disqualified, on tho
grounds tha,t they were prejudleed
and biased In favor of Ruef. A new
panel will be drawn this afternoon,
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Chicago Markets.
Chicago, April 15." Whoat 78 iS Q
78, corn 47 H. oats 44.
Hpp Conlrntis,, '
Ilernard Nys has cotitraoted l",
000 poundn of his 1907 hops to
grown on the Llvasley farm, 4 t
miles west ot Woodburn, to Wlwcj k
Pltx, for 11 cents.
Kd. llerren has contracted fr
6000 pounds of A. II. Matthte's
1907 hops from the Crcawell farm,
near Aurora for 10 cent per pound.
Dr. J. F. COOK
TIIH HOTAMCAL HOOTO'I,
MOVKD 'XO 810 L1KKKTY 6TKKIT
IOK ANY DI8RA8K CALL OX DK.
COOK. CONHUITATtON I'KKK,
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