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AIL Y CAPITAL JOURNAL.
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RU.KJr, OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNK t, 1007.
no. ina.
HE YUKON FAIR LAUNCHED
ury of Texas Farmers Fines Oil Co. $1,623,000
IYW00D
ILL FROM
SMOKING
ATTACK OF HEART FAILURE
fs Worked On film Several
rs and Gave Him Morphine
else, Juno 1. Haywood's Illness
morning canned tho postpone-
et of the trial until this attornoon.
passed a restless night suffering
an attack of heart troublo,
god by excesslvo smoking. This
rnlng he was seized with an nttack
ceuralgia, caused by toxic poison-
and suffered ouch pain that he
unablo to Btand. Doctors wore
hurriedly, and worked ovor
TROUBLES
IN CHINA
INCREASING
MANY FLOCK TO REBEL STANDARD
FIRED THE
BREWERY
UNIONS
Rebels Attack Officials Only, and
Forelgnors Are Not Disturbed
Washington, June 1. Hong Kong
advices estimate that 50,000 nrmed
rebels are in tho revolt. Moro arc
joining tho standard of tho rcbolllon
dally. There was an outbreak ro
ccntly 40 mllcH from Nnnngan, but
only oJTlclalB wore attacked. This Is
a feature of all tho disturbances so
far roportcd, and tho government bo
llevus forelgnors nro unlikely to bo
attacked. All precautions nro bolng
takon, however. Consul Paddock, at
Amoy, has been directed to keep the
1 .1 . . . .-. ...-. .....
several hours, being cempelled: ""iwnum. ui biuiu iu.ij- nuv.8u.
nnu 10 can upon Aumirni junyion u
aid is needed. It is roportcd that
30,000 robots aro operating Bouth of
Amoy.
Amoy, China, Juno 1. Hcbol and
Imperial troops clashed today bo
I will i,o rvcr until Monday. Hay-j tweon horo and Swatow, and thcro
Is condition, according to tho were sovoral hundred casualties,
lor Is duo entirely to lack of ex-, mostly nmong tho rcbols, who ro
I troated.
idmlnlstcr a heavy doso of mor
ne to allay tho pain. Tho court
lawyers for tho defonso an-
cced thnt If Haywood was not
to ni;rnr this attornoon tho
HICAGO STOBEII
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
eautiful New
ummer Goods
RE NOW ON SALE
We are showing now a beautiful assortment of Hot Woathor mf-
ria!s. In all classes of dainty goods suitable for summer garments.
ur iinra nro extensive and wo uro guro wo can plonso you nnu givo
a Friers that you cannot dup-licato olBOwhore. Uargalns in every
par-cr,t, Read on.
TURN SOD
FOR GREAT
EXPOSITION
.&
FOUR HUNDRED LOCALS CUT OUT SEATTLE CELEBRATES THE EVENT,
But the Red Thirst Quencher Will Be
Brewed Just tho Samo
Washington, Juno I. Tho Brew
ery Workors' Union, comprising 400
locals, wns expelled today from tho
American Federation by tho order
of Gompora. This Is In accord with
tho dispatch from Chicago yester
day, which said:
"Tho last barrel of 'union beer In
Chicago and the whole country, ac
cording to an edict of tho American
Federation of Labor, will bo manu
factured today. At midnight tho
Ilrowory Workers Union will conso
to exist in tho eyes of tho national
labor lenders, and tho 2,000,000 or
gnnlzed worklngmon In tho Unltod
Stntes will bo asked to 'get on tho
water wagon,' or uso aomo other kind
of bovorngo. Tho browory employes
have robolled against Prcsldont Gom
pors and tho national oxccutlvo coun
ell, and they aro to bo disciplined
Tho method adopted Is that of oxpul
slon.
"Tho troublo has been growing for
several years. Two months ago tho
national labor council niotlnWaiib
Ington and gavo tho Rrowory Work
ers' Union until Juno 1 to comply
with an order to oust nil onglnoors,
firemen and teamsters from Its or
gnnlratlon. Theso mon woro under
AlasKa-YuKon-Paclflc Fair the Coast's
Next Attraction
GRANGERS
HAD THEIR
INNINGS
PUT STANDARD OUT OF THE GAME
Levied Bkjocst Fine On Record and
Cancelled Company's License
Special to th? Journal,
Seattle, Juno 1. Amid tho blnro
of many bands, tho cheer of many
thousands of spectators, and tho
waving oi bundled? of Amur'enn
flngH, tho first sod of tho ground of
tho A'skkn-Yukon-Pncino Exposition
of 1909, was turned today by Its
president, John Edward Chtlborg.
The day wiib observed as a ge'
oral holiday In Scnttlo. For tho cor
omony thousands of visitors hud
rotno to tho city, from nil part of
tho state. Hon. John llnrrott, ap
pointed by Prosldont Thoodoro Hoos
ovolt as his personal representative
for tho occasion, was tho principal
speaker! Mr. llnrnttt, who is uni
versally known as President of tho
International Uurenu of American
republics, wns In an especially repre
sentative i-nsltlon to speak for tho
ontlro continent, and his remarks
wero listened, to by thq vast crowd
on tho-grounds and cheered to tlfn
ocho.
iiosiiich mo rormai cxorciHos on
tho grounds thcro was a splendid pa
rndo In tho morning through tho
main portion of the city. Mr. Ilnr
Austin, Texas, Juno 1. Tho
Wntors-Plorco Oil Company today
was fined a total of $1,023,000 and
Its permit to do business within tho
state cancelled. A Jury of farmers
GRAFTERS
BEFORE
THE COURT
CALHOUN DEMANDS TRANSCRIPT
Wants to Know What EvWecePros
ecutkffl Has Before He Ptods
San Francisco, Juno 1. Abo Ruef,
Ptwrlck Calhoun, Mayor Schmltt suul
Louis Glass appeared In court today
for arraignment on Indictment
! charging thorn with bribing euporvl-
roturnod tho verdict In tho caso ot'sors, tho first trio in tho ovorhead
trolley case, and Glass in tho PacIRa
tolophono enso. Glass made n motion
to dismiss tho Indictment on tha
ground of Insufficiency of tho ovl
donee. Tho hearing of tho motion
wnu postponed until Monday. Cal
houn Insisted upon bolng supplied'
with n transcript of tho ovldcnco tak
en boforo tho grand Jury boforo be
ing nrrnlgncd. Bchmlts mado a simi
lar claim. Tho casoi woro post
poned until Thursday. Ruef nskoil
for postponement of hlu -trial until
"one tiny after that of Hchmlts and
Cnlhoun, and his rotjuost was graat
ed. a -
tho stnto against tho company to
oust It for violations of tho anti
trust law,
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President nt PlttMburg.
Pittsburg, Juno 1. Tho Prosldont
ronohed hero at 7: -1 5 this morning.
Ho walkod up and down tho platform
for ten minutes, and waved his hand
nt tho crowd beyond tho closed gntos.
A special guard of police surround
ed tho station. Ho loft nt 8 o'clock.
i ti
Tlirvo Crviimtvd.
Coupors, Arlr., Juno l.-Congress
hull, a (0000 building, burned last
night, nnd thrcu porsons lost lives.'
Chnrlios Prlnnlo, a blacksmith, nnd
A GlorloHN Fourth
Thorn wnu nti nnthualMtlo KourtM
two unldontlllod Moxlcene woro -the, 0r jutyinttotln -ifesit hIrIiVC wTiteH
victims I jmo C00 was appropriated for wh-
IC. .Hlijnr IIUUKUTB iviuiivu mm.
tho protection of tho Ilrowory Mon'n rott , (l0 K,0Ht of tho i.jx,,OBnon
Union, who took a voto, and 98 por nn(, w,n ,)0 on,ortnlncd oxtonslvoly
cont of tho mombcrshlp favored re' iurjnK j,B atny jn Sonttlo.
slstanco to tho order, which brought In n.uition to tho groat crowds
about tho prosont situation. Socro-lp, nmnr prominent men woro
tary Kempor, of tho locnl union, Bnld ,n ftUondnnco by special Invitation,
that 3000 browory workors In Chlcn- Tho ROVornorg of nonr,,y 8tn(og nnd
go will gp on browing boor whatliori1llayora of Ul0 rne,,nl oon8t oUlM,
tho American Federation of Labor, nm, varioMB omor 0,cIhb outsldo of
rogards It otnelally as a union' pro
duct or not.
Tho dispute between tho Associat
ed Hulldlngs TrndoB nnd tho Curpon
tors' Union following tho strlko
nKalnst Montgomory, Word & Co.,
fbe f wing goods aro now
n
ale
Fine Millinery, ladles' Sulfa, La-
1Ip' Jacket. Ladles' Rrevj
Skirts mill Shirt Wulsts Going
at Smnll Price.
aty r-gandlos. fancy dlmitios,
fo,,i Fawns, fine dress glng-
ms, inJ an head suiting, linen
fj g-o3s, Persian lawns, dot-
S,cg, silk mulls, fancy
ftlte goods. whitA p. K.. silk
-- .-. .-w - ,f -
&Chacs, white India silks,
Wt VXJ drnsa prn1 fln dreiS
- -- 0WW f -m.
J. leng whlto gloves, white
i 1000 yards pretty faucy
fti now on sale. Yard, 4 c
Ladles' suIU 160, $250. M 50
and up.
Ladles' Jackets from $3.50 up.
Ladles' dress skirts, $1.50, $250,
$3.50, $4.50 and up.
Trimmed dress bats from $193
up.
White lawn shirt waists from 4Cc
up.
Benttlc woro invited, nnd lioI,iol Ic
mako tho day tho buccohh It was.
Tho big military pnrndo started nt
noon and nftor traversing the main
streots entered tho Union depot
whoro special trains took tho official
threatens to precipitate a gonornl party and tho troops to tho grounds,
strlko. Tho building trades control whoro tho oxorclsos woro hold In the
12,000 mechanics and tho enrpoutera ' largo natural Amphitheatre.
3000. Tho strlko against Ward pr- John llnrrvtt In his addresu point-
clpltatod tho groat teamsters' strike ed out whrt n greut future the Pa
in 1906. I ci no west land in fttoro nnd wliat tho
0XK)sltlon would do toward develop
ing Litis section of the country. Mr.
IlNrrett n'o explained how the expo
AfUT tlio (Jriul Unko.'
Orol, Ilussln, Juno 1. An attempt
to nsRiissluntu tho Grand Duku Con
slnntlno wus mndo today by sending
a wild ongluu to meet tho duke's
train. Tho train wns lato and tho
engine was ditched In time.
o
A lU'iuoto l!nrtlupjiike,
Ottawa. Ont., Juno 1. Tho seis
mograph today recorded a violent
enrthqiiako thousands of miles away
tho ollloluls thinking to tho south. ,
"Tlrkleil to Jhttlli." I
Kenosha. Wis., June l.Douls ull-
tho Bulom baud had beon socurod anl
that urrnngomentB wero being made -to
engage tho Victor Point, Chcma
wn, Kcform School nnd tho Summit
bands. Tho oration of tha day will
bo dollvered by Senator Mulkojr, oC
Ashland, who la recognized as ono of
tho most eloquent speakers In Ore
gon. Tho method and arrangements
for ohooslng tho (loddiits of Liberty
hnvo not beon reported by tho com
mittee that litis charge of tho work,
but probably action will bo taken on
that business nt tho next ineetlnK,
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Formerly of IliU City
Jay Harrington arrived in
Kite
, , " , , , , ., , ,, . Jny iiiirringuiii nrrivvu in im
las aged BE, laughed while -at dinner mnnUm tf(m mm
nnd meat ho was eating odged n h s Ji(j im o )f c0B(rU0.
windpipe ana euuKOd nun io uvnin
Taft Ou(m Hut.)-.
fVilumbuB. O.. Juno 1. Taft held
a conference with the governor here "Won wlll.lnerewso coinineree on the
today, nnd Inspooted tho barracks Pacific orean between the OrUM hi-iI
Ho will leavo tonight for Washing- the Unltod 8tUn aed between tke
ton with his mothor. It Is annouuowl Miintrlea of North hm.1 flouib Awerl
that he will leave Washington about ca.
tha 13th. and will speak In WUoon- Other who MMIe nddrowwi are as
. n.i wn. nn.i t Minneapolis, wlowsi Oov. Albert If. Mead, of
He will lusptot Fort Meade, 8. D... Washington; Mayor Win. H. Moore,
and pacify tho Utes, who are on the of Seattle; President J. H. Chllbarff.
nniii. nmi all Seoteinber lent ' wiwwhh; w. a. wnimrm.
n nn w-w-m t- -
Hiiowlug lit Chicago.
Chicago, Juno 1. The woathor In
qulto cold, and thore woro many snow
flurries n th s oltv th s morning. i
o
Ih'U'ixtvA Hlmifonl.
estt)e. WHsh., June 1. Tho Col
lege of Washington orow dofuntod
Stanford here today by two and n
half lengths.
o
I'lmiMdit KiirprlM) Parly.
A surprise parly In honor of Ar
thur Martin was given at the family
where no lias o liar go
Hon of n modern theatre, which he
expcoN to open about tho first of
Sopiembor. Ho will vlll horo for a
few days bnforo returning to tils
work. Ho was formerly a resldeM of
this city, whoro ho hn a wlda clrcln
of frlen.lt.
Ilorso IWmuv Frlalil'Mir!
Tho ho rm balonglng to Fritnk
Houglas, the well-known confeetion
ury man, beoamo frightened this af
ternoon near the corner of Co nun or
ol a l and State street, nnd. banking1
behind a street ear was thrown In
such a manner n to bo unable to
heme. 11 1 Saginaw streot. Wednes- extnoaie iiimseu. Heverai uysiunu-
ere oame io me retcun nnu ruiwinou
the anliiiMl. Other than the break-
for the Pblllpplnoe.
SALKU'S FASTB6T GROWING STORK-
McEVOY BROS.
gALKlf, OX.
Courts Hnvo No Jurisdiction.
Springfield. III., June 1. The ap
nllate court today decided the elvll
oourU bad no powor to prevent by
Injunction tho union of the Preeby
torlan and Cumberland Presbyterian
churches. Mombers of tho Cumber
land sued In tho olroult court to pre
vent tho general assembly from per-,.-!.,,.
t,n nnlnn. The decision
! holds that artloles of faith are a mat
ter for the eeoloslastloal courts to de
cide. . 'O
Caught With Urn Good.
Wheellnir. W. Va.. June 1. H. O
Hoeban, of Glnolnnatl, wm arrested
here today on tho char 50 of embez-
iliBg $t0.000 worth of wml3 ana
i 111,000 in cash from bis sister ana
the First National uanic 01 viuo.
natl. All the bowl and $9800 In
cash were on his person when he was
caught
u
representing Gov. Chamberlain, of I
Oregon; John P. Hartman, Hoard of
Hegente Washington University;
Henry A. McLoen, Washington Stnto'
Commission. I. A. Kadeau, dlroetor.
general of the xpellIon, was mas
ter of tho oeremeules.
Chicago Market.
t.iMffo T.mn 1 Wheat 99U&
Scnttlo, June 1. A message from
Hooievolt followoU John Darrett'a
address at tho ground-breaking cer
emonies at the exposition today.
Barret tsald: 'The President sends
greetings, sympathy and hopes, nnd
applauds your energy, public spirit
and courage. He regrets bo Is not
present. Writers of a century henee
will set down today as the dato Se
attle threw off the swaddling clothes
of infancy, and assumed the babtl
roents of the world-recognlted me
tropolis. He predicts that within tho
life of tho younger mta directing this
enterprise that Seattlo will pass tho
million mark. Common activity, in
terest and purpose backed by com
mon seme, will enable Washington
Oregon and Callforal to dccaxaplUh
day ewenlHg. Many Interesting games
were played, after whloh dainty re
frefchmHU were sorvI. Those pre,
ent were Ivn Capper, Huby Vanos
dl, Wthel Dencer, Cleo Konnen.
Hlhel Denser, Oleo Kennen, Josle
Josle Kooreman, Fornlo Johnson,
Mlna Arnold, Mllten Kooreman,
HHbort Hanson, Ivan Johnson, Will
Goble. Clifford Dane. Arthur Coble, j
Uonard Mason and Hugh and Artnur
Martin.
Hnleiu Public Library, May, 1007.
Number using reading room ..3010
Dally average 98
New raembors 00
1
Total membership .,,,,...1628
New books
Purchased ., 8
Gifts
Total ,,,,
Numberof loans
nooks 3100
Periodicals ....... HO
Total
No. volumes la library .......47(57
MARY FAnUENTBR,
Librarian
lug of the bametw Ih a few places and'
some slight brulswa sustained by the
homes, there was no damage doue.
I'tirvlluble fnniriirlloii.
"Do you regard the stage an art
edusator?"
Not exactly," nnswurod MH4
Olayenne. "It would be unfortunate
If we wore to get our Ideas of so
ciety frem the problem play and our
ideas of costumo from the muslenl
comedy." Washington War.
1 mi in 1 O' ' ' II
IMdtfitly Cvrrvtt.
Now, whloh Is cheaper, the bride or
the groom T
Came the answer In accents bold?
"The bride, '04 use aho'n always gtv
en away.
While tho groom la generally
sold. Uohcmlan.
Dr. J. P. COOK
TMH K)TANlOAli IKKJTOK,
hovki) to w utaavrx mt
FOK ANY 1HHKASN GA1& OK Wt,
COWMsKXAIi AXD OOUT OTKKBTS.
S7H,corn SiQSSK.otU iWG9. wonder for the
common good."
COOK. COlMKraATfON