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AffiYj CAPITAL JOUBNAL.
XVII.
SALKM, ORF.GON, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1007.
NO. IS I.
RS. IDA M'KIINLEY IS DYING
w v-ffuwSw
tattle Between Capital and Labor Is Imminent
UMTO
HAVE FOUND
SIMPKINS
It A WITNESS FOR DEFENSE
Ispte Orchards Statements As
Knew All His Movements
e, Idnho, May 23. Jnck Simp
(the nilSBlng member of tho
ft of Western Fodorntlon mom-
kccuEctl of tho murder ot Stoun-
g in Washington, and It la
ted will surrender to tho Idaho
rltlca in ordor Hint ho can bo
! as the chief witness for tho de
He alone can dispute tho
;of Orchard's movements. It
that detectives hnvo been
ag for months on tho theory
pteunenberg was murdered by
rd, nt tho request of mon who
to get him out of tho way, asl
cw too much about tho stealing!
ilicr Innd, Tho dofenso admits
will try to hnvo Borah's al i
Indictment by tho federal grnnd
lor timber land frauds Injected'
be case,
GOULD'S
PRIVATE
WASHING
BEING DONE AT PUBLIC LAUNDRY
More of the Rottenness of High
Toned Society to Be Disclosed
Now York, May 23. Captain Mc
Laughlin, former head ot tho detec
tive bureau, declared when his de
fense was made on tho chnrgo of us
In thu bureau to further tho alms
of Howard Gould, In tho attempted
blackening of Mb wife's character,
will result In more startling develop
ments. Dolnnccy Nlcoll, Gould's at
torney, It is reported, said that whon
Gould's Bide of tho caso waB proBont
ed It would result In nioro sensations
than tho wife's separation buU. Tho
caso arouses great Interest,
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YTiuiCh Recount Hill.
Albany, N. Y., May 23. Hughes
sont nn emorgency messngo to tho
sonnto today, asking the passage of
tho mayorallty recount bill, and rec
ommending tho leglslnturo to post
pono adjournment untl tho bill was
mndo n law.
I1ICAG0 STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
FOR THE PAST
THREE MONTHS
BViFKS HAVE BEEN I1USY IN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
HXG SIMMER GOODS AND SMITING THEM TO UH SO WK
i-'LII II E THEM READY FOR OUR SUMMER RUS1NEKS.
Y 11 i: DONE THEIR WORK WELL; THEY HAVE Sl'P-
2I IS THE CHOICEST WARM WEATHER GOODS TO HE
Z.YD ANYWHERE ON THE PACIFIC COAST. WE OFFER THEM
K AT QUICK SELLING TRICES. READ ON.
UNABLE
TO VISIT
THE TOMB
MRS. M'KINLEY DANGEROUSY ILL
Has Severe Attack of Bronchitis and
Doctors Say She Cannot Uvo
Canton, O., May 23. Mrs. Ida
McKlnley, who has sufforcd from an
attack of grippe, which later devel
oped Into bronchitis, has been un
able to visit her husband's tomb for
Bomo time. Dr. Portman, hor phy
sician, says Bho cannot live.
Cnnton, O., Mny 23.-MrB. McKln
ley, widow of President McKlnley,
fltistnlnod a stroke of paralysis to
day, and Is unconscious. Dr. Rlxey
hns boon telegraphed Tor from Wash
ington. It Is said Bho cannot survive.
HARGIS
SECURING
JURY FOR
SCHMITZ
PASSED
A BOGUS
CHECK
DEFENSE ASKS POSTPONEMENT SMOOTH STRANGER GETS BUSY
Car Situation is Improving and Acis And Put in Circulation Bills of the
of violence Ceasing , Vintage of 1857
San Francisco, Mny 23. Whon Somo smooth genius Is working
tho Bchmltz trial was resumed today his way northward through Oregon,
tho dofonso mado tho first attempt nnd Incidentally working othor pen
to delay proceedings, by asking for plo along tho route Tuesday ho la
an adjournment until Saturday on reported to hnvo dono somo clovnr
tho plea that one of their attorneys, work nt Ilosoburg, nnd yesterday ho
whoso prcBonco was needed, wob In managed to do a Bmnll stroko of uufcl
Sacramento. Tho motion wnB de- noBB hero, though It did not scorn to
nlcd. Tho examination of talesmen bo IiIb busy day. Ho first scoured a
was Immediately roaumed. At noon room at Scott Ferguson's pnylng for
ono wb temporarily passed, tho Bamo with a $10 bill, and getting
tho chnngo in good coin, tho hill be
Moro Cart Running. Ing nomowlint antiquated and of no
8nn Francisco, May 23. Nino ad- valuo, bolng Issued by tho stalo of
dltlonal lines woro opened by tho Georgia boforu tho war. Ho nlso
"United Unllroad this morning. VIo- mnnngod to get somo chnngo from
JURY
ACQUITS
Ten co continued to decrease.
CONTRACT MARHIAGE VALID.
Colorado Court Grunt Dlvitrtv from
Oregon Woman.
Denver, Colo., May 23. That u dl
ono of tho Jowolry BtoroH, snld to
amount to about J 10, but tho party
losing Is rnthor modest about tolling
tho ' story. Presumably tho same
man tried on a pair of shoes at tho
Irvine & Co. store, and, ns thoy
Boomed to fit him, ho ordorcd them
BATTLE
MAY STILL
BE FOUGHT
CALHOUN MAKES A HARD FtGHT
Tries to Unite Merchants to Declare
vGrwt Lockout
Btlful new summer goodB now
a at rock bottom pries.
i Sumr.cr Silks.
M Tr sH summer dress goods.
e Wei Dross Goods.
ke L -r a dross goods.
tot" I Swlssos.
pf" in Lawns.
F k Suiting.
6 t Muds
1 lei i Linens.
M'.' F-Bbrolderloa,
"e India Lawns.
VTa r
r ( -a Silks.
a 's
FW-1 Farasols.
1 Canvas Show.
t ta Suits in Duck,
nd India Silk.
kie Gloves.
Tho low prlcoa we nro now
soiling flno millinery. Ladled'
Suits, Ladle' Jaokets, and Dress
Skirts, at Is surprising evorybody.
Wo are doing tho business and
wo can afford to sell our goods at
low prlcos and always have them
for you new and fresh
w r b
Lexington,
Jnme
boliiB
conBplrncy
Bhal
down
former
and Tom White, convicted of slaying
Cockrili, nnd John Smith, unothor
conspirator, confosuod on tho wltn'osB
stand, stntlug tho murder was In
spired by Judgo Hargla, Hlbort liar
gls and Sheriff Ed. Callahan. All
woro Indicted. Smith was nM Im
plicated with tho Harglsos In tho
plot to kill two onomlos of tho HnrglB
elan. Jott and Whlto woro convlctod
of murdorlng J. H. Mnrcum, and aro
serving life sontoncos.
o
A RATHER
TOUGH
'" sent to tho unvornor'ii nfflro. In tlioi
vorce in a common law contract mar- ,.., ,. -ii,i., ,, .ftii..,..'
........ ,...UV, VIHOHMin " l"ll
rlngu Is not a superfluity was the ()f tj,0 K
8ah Francisco, May 33, The pre
cipitation of a fearful industrial'
struggle in this city in throwing
down tho gauntlet to trades union.
by declaring a gigantic lockout of
tho thoiiBands of building craftsmen,
ongngod In tho work ot rohabllltat
In San Francisco, for a long time
hung in tho balance this nftornoon,
nt a mooting of tho principal build
ers and contractors and representa
tives of tho manufacturers.
Severnl Mpenkers declared that tho
only solution of tho contluual Indus
trial utrlfo and labor troubles In
San Francisco wai tho "open shop,"
nnd urged Immcdlnto war upon the
unions, and to "right to tho finish
without quartor" by tho eetloR of
all building operations uatll the em
ployes would bo glad te return to
work at wrkcb that builders could
pay without Ions to thotelve.
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COREY HKLUS HIH STOCK.
overnor. mo nut up n chock
.., ., .-. --n" oiiininii nr tlio iIlRfrlrf rnurt wlitm .- .... ..m .. ... . .... . . ..j. .
sHargls was ncnultted. tho jury x7, ,7 I " Vv"l t' ,or "' ""' "A-aum -. "h.,,,.,, rrow l'rcM.'Hcy of. UHltnl
, nill ,, ,... Tim Ktmrni vim ' 0t 11 OMUMg'. '" COmO-BKaiH Hks-L ' ' '"
I out ono hour, fho chargo wna .,on from HmQ Lynch. to whom ho , ..... .... M ,...,, ?,,L' H '
to causo tho death of Mar- Wftl ,lolltlll ,v Bllch n ,...-, Thn '""-I' " "; ,"'"' :.""." r.. .
James Cockr.il, who was ahot co I)Io , '. lnt0 tho contract n't """"'" r "i.. " T. .".L". Z ! U ,,b"' ViX". a ",Th ro-
in tho streets of Jackson. A 0nklnn, CflIlfornIu. , 18M. nnd -"" - ' ,-. " " . mttmrront in loenl elrolei that
... n i .a " lllin IllJL lltTUll BUUI1 111 C1H1U1II. I T 11 nmxt tiMlial.lii... I A !.. Tin IaJ
jury UIBagreeU. Uliri JOll n.lnpMv rirwnr,1. lr l.vnl. l.rnUn " " w"" l'viiu ill lu wmV
FAMILY
and a sopurntlon wns grnntod.
STANDARD
OIL HAS A
iltntna Utnt ntmtnpiiltnH I u Attltin
it by returning to hur pnronts In Or- ,All HHRVICK AROUT VORMl t .. . . . '',""' " 'V""
It "was decided that a divorce H(U, IWBCWn7B Having !tw iiVrS
might save Lynch the c,bnrrnB.nout of T,..r Line. . ,1' ?, r holS r It s f7 hor
In somo future time In being mado a Bnn ,,rnnoUco. Mny a3.-A warto . . " ,T, T nJ.L .,!. V!I
defendant In a suit Mod by hi. wlfo, BOnlo qf M D 33 MBt, n ,,,, ftC. " ' ' "" "'' XT' " "
cording to length of service Is thu ,,, 1)0ot, r08entod to the exociitlvo .
now wage ecnlo that was put Into ft- comniltteo.
, feet today on tho United Rnllronda, Mr, Corey's reason for selling hid
according to ufflglnli of tho company. Mock )g .atotl t0 l0 ruV(,nK0 ,n ,,0.
This Is tlto sonlo of wagos which ,,,K ,,rnoUonly uiiatcd from tho big
President Calhoun proposes to par corporation. It can bo staled an a
upon his street railway system In f,lol tlint ,, B,ilni. oriI(IP af 50 a00
Otr PTirl lhu oUy' wh,d' ,l0 docarOB' w,n nro of stool common was executed
UIU O I lt)l hor",,tor b0 ')0rat1 wUl' non-unlon tho New York marhi-t yesterday
employoa. nnl tliH morning. This stock ropro-
! T'10 '' 8n'0 w 3 Jo 33 car,B sented Investment holdings, and tho
WashlnKton May 22 -President "" IT"' 8,x,y'1V0 W"" r average price paid for It was several
W irFoSlold of tho U a 01 P '". n80On,,U0,or8 nm,l ",ol"r'l't aboY. tho pro.ct market .,uo
. ii. ronzenjeiu, oi ino eu u. uii mon nn,jor tt0 uow wngo soalo, wqro tntlona.
v..iuiiiuuy, ui uuiiiiiiuru, siuriiuu m received today.
interstate commerce commusion mis 0
I morning by stating that tho Standard Train of HIicmi.
Chicago, May 23. Mrs. Lucy Mag- oil Co. had a big stick In tho form .. .. n- u. .i ni..M, u
enow was re-indioted today on the 0f coorolon, and thnt it usd It sue- beginning to move In good shape 8ltokmu' Fnuple Clurgrd With Rv.
cnurRo oi uuuuiK mu urauii u un cmstuiiy to urlvo out U10 injopeuu- from iia 0ca ygniH Roa mothers ' -''" .-uomu iroprrty.
Illegal operation of Lola Maddlson. 0HtB. 0 Baia th Routhorn roads. of Monunng,,,,,,, 30 cars of sheep -
of Salt Lake, a sister of Mrs. Anna xcJr,t tno Boahoard, had Increased to F0rByti,, Mont., by special train Spokane. Wash., May 23 As Ilia
Bradley, who is now In Jail in Wash- tB0 0 rftlM on 8oth Carolina ship- vir,iv m.,.!... tj.i- f- n, .-. result of 2 hours' hard work hv
ingion awaiiuiK inai lor mo biioku"
ihooting of ex-S nator Ilrowa.
' I' 0"
Switch-! tho Ciirrnit.
Sbn Franaisoo. May S3. All of lb
I !.... H0II...1... l.nllnu 1I..a north I
. rnvou itnunH; iumu itH mui ..
--o-
I'HNOK" IN HWKI1I1 I'AHT.
evidunuO.
-O-
ments. This was not admitted 0nd train for them this spring. Than lUo l-loettv. II. I'uters and wlfo
are several buyers In tho field, and W,u v " 'K in ttio fashion
tho market is strong. ",,lw rwidenoo dUtrlot, ate booked
W. fl. Wharton, of tho Rank of flt t,,l M,', atatlon today on u,
Heppner. last week shipped 1200 IFK f reenlvlng stoM proiMirty.
heed of steers to Montana, nnd will w ll' ooupla a grip nilell wltlt
1'rwi.byli'rlnn AM-nibly
Columbus.O., May 23. The gen
Pretty Street Hats, OOc, 75c, tic,
9123, SUM,
Dress Hats. $1.05, 2J50, 3$0
Mhuea Dress HaU 1.49
BALSare PAiiTBiT OHOWIXO STORE.
McEVOY BROS.
00iQoaicUi Asm court snum balkm, c.
;". ' ' ." ' , eral assembly of Presbyterians Is' hoed of seers o Montana, nnd w """ l il'ie u grip niioii witu
uf Market street were put out ot oom JJ ,u Jtlhcr o , l000 Umi fi mmitr0K N. a, rare silver, worth more than 13000,
Taenia " " u ernmont contract. TIh.o Wa taken to the station, and U hold
."! """".TkI1 ll. ame today. Dr. J. M Hubbert haalre all beef eaRJe. and the demand - vldenae.
ed with all the troitey lines operated
by tho company north of Market
street, burned ojit, and the attending
Itvufttt Onk-m for llour.
Seattle. Wash.. May 23. -The flour
L
CIIUIU lO l HIH-'Wr w-- . ',.., ...,.... ., .., I. .Irnnif ),.. t),i. urlni, I. iin I.. f.r.
M w'r the trolley win -7- -w - - TZ1VZA n.n .7-"'
. ri . ...,. I. ,.....,. Lif,.t). "I jiuueimuf iiuuviii. . iw hm."h-i
and Sixteenth streets. The Instant " rf0rt 'narrlage and divorce
effect of diverting 13.200 volts of wa . thnt ministers refuse to
electric current to the trolley wires -w '""", K0"1 inoi au"'
as a frightful explosion In the Turk cnt ho f "te wlptural
aad Fillmore substation. j ground, and then only after a year
The swithboard. whlob is oonaeot- WX,,M'
o
It is declared by the police that
tho man and woman have been con
ducting a fence for thieves who have
bjn operating in the city for months
la tho afternoon Mrs, Peters
Tw bniil t DfMfli.
Ulloa, N. Y., May 23. Two lives lt
were lost In the Metropolitan hotel wn eld by order of Chief Rice,
fire this morning. The Hro waa caused 1'eters aooured his liberty by put-
by a cigarette thrown In the cellar.itlHK up a bond of 1300
Fifty ftiiest slid down ropes to safe
ty.
electrical display struck consterns- mills of Puget Sound are now refus
tlon asd fear to the hearts of hun-iing all orders for flour Wheat re
drwli ef people In the neighborhood, eelpts are very small. Koarly trury
It is remarkable that the trouble, will oa Poget Sound has orders for HM1I,Bh trAAlv .,... Pr.mm, . Offlcera aro vluoroualv uroaocutlnK
IVt t 1 ftnlKa Bvi.'.H.t jI In Aril- I ' A I. . 1 ... a
Drtiiglu-rty Ajtjxihitnl.
Washington, May 23. Harry K.
Daugherty. of Pennsylvania, waa to
day promoted to membership of the c,uw to the Identity of tho wrejkor
N'o Clew In Wrecker.
Ia Angeles, May 23. It I U0Yf
believed tho Oleudale wreck will
claim no moro fatalities, us the In
Jured aro doing well. Tneru la no
was not attended by lost of life.
Repairs were effected before the
first ear started this mornlog.
&
ArrfstMl In IlngUnd.
London, May 23. J. T- Thomp
son, wanted in Oregon on a chargo of
the larceny of $760 wsa remanded
for extradition today
several months ahead, and In order
to fill them tbey will be taxed to the
utmost capacity. Rather than refute
orders made months ago, the mills
aro filling them with wheat that
costs them record high prices, and
at the rate tbey aro puylnK mr It la
thew,
position declined by Lleutenant(lov
eruor L. Y. Sherman, of Illinois.
o '
Two Die JFroiii PtagMe,
WflKhJngton, May 23 A cable
gram from Honolulu to tho Marino
Hospital service la tkls city reporti
two deaths yeMwrday from p!aue,
sad one sew ce of that dlacae.
their search In tho surrounding couu-
try.
Dr. J. P. COOK
TK HOTAJCKJAI. OOPO,
MOYJKI TO 4 LJIIJTY irTHJUW
FOR AKY WWUUJUI CAJUI.. ON mt.
COOK. CX)3ULAT10K ITHItM.
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