Daily capital journal., June 03, 1907, Image 1

ItIIEBj FAIR TONIGHT AND TUESDAY.
AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
SAI.KM, OUKaON, MONDAY, JUNK , 1007.
no, Jim.
EAD CRUSHED ON RIVER BOAT
. ML C. A. Asks and Salem Makes Quick Reponse
STAN
CRUSHES
HIS HEAD
HE AGCIDENI SUNDAY MORN
Breaks On Steamer Pomona
and Three Men Injured
Ho was picked up insensible, nnd
brought to Snlem on tho Skinner
launch. Ho was still unconscious
when ho reached the Sanitarium,
where his wounds were dressed.
His father, Mr. Adam Frohmndor, of
South Salem, attended him, and at
a Into hour Sunday ho showed signs
of improvement. He wns attended
by Dr. Lane.
o
inday morning nt four o'clock
ecldent occurred on tho steamer
onn, whllo plying tho river be-
this city and Buona Vista,
may cost tho llfo of John Froh-
jer, of South Salem, aged twenty.
Iher deck hand was knocked
and another swept into tho
f by the snapping of n cable, nnd
kins of a capstan, which the
were working at. They wore
tg a lino to n lot of Bnwlogs
the ropo gnvo way, and tho
was done In tho quickness of
nlng. Young Frohmndor re-
, a crushing blow on tho hond,
body wns thrown Into tho nlr,
fck a terrible blow nnd foil upon
boat's anchor, thnt lay on tho
of tho vessel, gashing his faco,
knocking out his left eye, nnd
oily disfigure him for life.
7BL &ul
MBS. JOHN WATSON.
Widow of How Dr. John Wat
eon, well known in tho literary
world aa Inn Mncluron.
rilCAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
eautiful New
ummer Goods
RE NOW ON SALE
Wf nrn chnurlni nnw n tipniltlf 111 nRgnrtmfint of Hot Weather IDA'
rla! In nil HnRiR nt dulntv conda suitablo for summer garments.
bur lines aro extensive and wo aro sure wo can pleaso you nnd giro
rou r"cs that you cannot dup-llcato olsowhere. Dargalna In every
epartment. Read on.
NEARLY ONE
THOUSAND
DOLLARS
AS RESULT OF MORNING'S WORK
The Whirlwind Campaign Results In
a Surprise lo tho Workers
When tho fifty workers for the Y.
M, C. A. fund Bat down nt noon to
n substantial lunch they had chalked
up tho following i8 tho roBult of tho
morning's werk:
Itcport by Team.
Ton in No. 1 ..$231.50
Tonm No. 2 79.00
Toam No. 3 135.00
Team No. 4 138.50
Tonm No, 5 164.50
Total nt noon $748. GO
Enough more promised subscrip
tions nnd doublos wora In sight, but
not signed up, to mnko it moro thnn
$1000. Mayor Ilodgors, at tho closo
of tho noonday lunch, took tho floor,
nnd In n ringing tnlk throw onthusl
nsm Into tho whoto nsscmbly df Sa
lem's boostors for tho Y. M. C. A.
cause. Tho vork mnpped out for
three days Is to rnlso tho member
""""""
Negroon Against Tuft.
Louisville, Juno 3. At a mooting
of the local Atro-Amerlcnn council
Friday night It wns decided to In
dorso tho efforts of tho Washington
City negroes in opposition to tho
nomination of Secrotnry Tnft for tho
presidency, nnd to Ibsuo a cnll for
tho National A fro-Amor lean Council
for Juno 20-28 nt Baltimore. Tho
call was Issued by Rov. L. O. Jour
dan, corresponding secrotnry of tho
council, nnd Is addressed to negroes
and nil their orgnnixntlonB In this
country, which nro nsked to send
delegates to "discuss with prudence,
wisdom, pntlonco nnd Intelligence,
tho best method to overcomo tho
dangers mennctng whnt civil nnd po
litical rights tho negroes hnvo loft."
Speeches woro mndo criticising
President Roosovolt nnd Bocrotnry
Taft nnd indorsing tho sentiment of
tho Washington meeting,
o
TO COMPLETE
HAYWOOD
JURY TODAY
iu:com chop of junfj iuudes.
BUT TWO MORE JURORS REQUIRED
ATTEMPT
TO WRECK
S. P.
San Joho, Cnl., Juno 3. Unknown
parties nttumpted to wrock n south
bound Soulhurn Purine train this
morning between Buntn Clnrn and
Lnwronce. Thoy piled ties ncross tho
trnck, but Uioho worn discovered by
tho engineer, who slopped tho train
This is thp third attempt In tho samo
vicinity this yenr.
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PORTLAND
VOTE IS
HEAVY
Portland. Juno 3. Tho honvlost
oarly voto ovor cast In tho olty waH
polled this morning In tho municipal
election. Harry I.uno, tho candidate
for ro-oloetlon on both tho Democrat
lo nnd Indopeudont tickets, and
Thomas Dovlln, is tho Hopulillenn
onndldnto. An open or olosed town
Is tho Issue.
lie flowing goods are now
n
ale
Flno Millinery, Ladlca' SulO, Ln
dies' Jackets, ladles' Drown
Skirts mid Shirt Waists Going
at Small Price.
rn'7 crgandles, fancy dimities.
hinth lawns, flno dress glng-
nams, Indian head suiting, linen
s goods, Persian lawns, dot-
Swisses, silk mulls, fancy
kite goods, white P. K., silk
fagbams, white India silks,
alte wool dress goods, fine drew
Eoods, long white gloves, white
rasols, 1000 yards pretty fancy
bs now on. sale. Yard, 4c
Ladles suits $160, $2 50, $4 50
and up.
toMah inrVeta from S3. 50 up.
Ladles' dress skirts, $1.50, $2.60,
$3.50, $4.50 and up.
Trimmed dres bats from $1.95
up. .
White lawn shirt waists from 4CC
np.
SALKU'g TASTIEST GROWDCQ STORK.
McEVOY BROS.
COMKBftCfAL AXO COUHT TKKSTg,
gALKM, OK.
H. ST. GEORGE TUCK EH.
Pnwidunt of tho Jnuioatowii
torecntonninl, ox-law professor,
ex-diplomat nnd ox-congrojwinan.
ship lo GOO, wlpo out tho $2800 debt
and secure $1000 gunrnuty of sup
port annually. This will put tho Sn
lem Institution on easy street, where
Its work can be oxpanded to meet the
neods of a growing city.
Kncouraglng and onthuBiastlo ad
drese woro mado by a docen speak
ers, aad all reported a hearty
unanimity of sentiment, showing
that all ranks and cluwe sustain the
work of the Y. M. O. A.
The speakers at the banquet cre
ated such a tidal wave of enthusiasm
that when some on suggested that
they taokle the old debt, $1000 was
subscribed In a few minute. It is
conditional upon tho whole $2S00
being subsorlbed ,and tbore will be
a heroic effort tnado to secure the
balance.
A "Cotton I'iik" Trial.
Wnshlnuton. June 3. Hdwln 8.
Holmes, Jr., formerly assistant
statistician In tho ngrloulturnl de
partment, was plaeod on trial today
for conspiracy in tho "cotton louk
srandal. ilo was Indlcjod In 1&06,
with Frederick Peckham ami Motes
Haas, but Holmes fnood the court
alone. The govorumout so far has
beou unable to extradite Peakhnm
nnd Unas. It Is alleged that Holmes
gave advance Information of tho oat
ton crop to Haas and Peckham, New
York brokers, ami It Is charged that
the conspirators made $200,000 be
fore tho leak was dlioovored.
Jury Is Composed Almost Entirely of
Farmers
Chicago
Hlrlt Married at lUto
Ouo n Minute.
e
llolso, Juno 3. Whon court con
vened nt 11 o'clock thin morning to
rosumo tho Haywood murder trlnl,
Judge Wood nunouncd from tho
bench, thnt tho Jury must bo com
pleted boforo tho final adjournment
for toil ay would bo permitted. As
but two nro required to qualify out
of tho 30 veniremen romnlnlug thin
should bo n comparatively easy tank.
Haywood camo into tho court a few
minutes boforo Its assembling, nnd
looked unusunlly fit. Ho was high
ly Indignant ovor tho circulation of
tho report thnt- ho had broken down.
Ho said ho felt first rnto, nnd bin
nerves woro novor bettor. Doth sides
profess to bo satisfied with tho ten
Jurors solected. Thoy nro chle!y
fnrmors, hut soom unusunlly Intelli
gent. Six Hcntu nro yet to bo tilled,
and tho defonso will uso Its last por
omptory on J, A. Robinson, who Is
apparently a good Jur,oj,, bHtteua
Chicago, Juno 3. Sunday wan an
oxtromoly busy day for preachers
cab drivers and florletfl. Tho ftrat
crop of Juno weddings was enor
mous. Saturday tho license clerks
woro awnmpert, 110 licensee belax
issued In tho first two hours. The
uveVngo for tho day was a license ev
ery mlnuto. Now records would hav
been established but for tho fact that
It wna only a half-day at the city
hhll, nnd tho license bureau cloaertr
promptly, Inasmuch an thcra was a
bail gamo In town, nnd lota dolate
otherwise All of Sunday cabs and'
automobiles hustled up nnd down
nnd around tho streets, nit boarlng
protty girls In dlnphnnoun gowns,
great quantities of rosea, now milt
cases nnd all tho Impedimenta of tho
nowly-woddod. Tho outgoing tralnn
aljo carried tholr quoin, whllo min
isters nnd Judges found tholr snlarloii
consldornhly augmented at tho closo
of tho day.
n o
DECIDED BY
PORTLAND'S
ELECTION
fflfthJ
tho
Ulu.
Im-
SAAUTKL (IOMPKKS.
President of the Aiuoriumi Fed
crntion of Ijibor, meinour of tlw
Civio federation und former oijjnr
uiakor.
Washington. June 3.- HoIhmn
ploadwl not guilty. The panel was
quickly ubatiMd, and a new one ordered.
o-
Killliig Unliitoiitlonal.
Grand Porks, I. 0., Jun 3.
Delta Donnan has been acquitted of
Intent to kill her sister by a coro
ner's Jury-
The girls quarreled on Thursday,
and Bella threw a stick at her sister,
Burfna. The stick struck her on the
bead, and aho died without regain
ing conscience. Miss Donnau Is pros
trated with grief over tho unfortu
nate accident, and there Is general
satisfaction over the verdict or the
Jury.
O'
CftJcaxo KarkcU.
Chicago. Juno S. Wheat 9GK
7U, corn 5Stf054, oaU 484,
i. 1
Klet-tnl (lotcrtior.
HI Pa so, Texas, June 3. Honor
Oreel, .Mexican 'ambaHsdor to tho
United States, has been eJeotod gov
ernor of Chihuahua.
To Kuccfi-! Vfrk,
Washington, June 3. Pearl
Wright, of New Orleaus, has accept
ed the offer to become oommlssloner
of Internal revonue. viae Yerkes, and
will bejcln bis duties nest December.
The appointment for the Interim !
not announced.
o
Xtt PrlbH-wt Xet Pull.
Ixndon, Juno 3. Campbell-Bsn-
nerman announced In the commons
today that there would bo no sslon
of parliament next fall.
Th fkfcwlfx Trial.
San Francisco, Juno 3. Theo,
DellwJg, a retired baker, was ac
cepted by both Jt Ik the 8chitx
trial this mornlsr, staking aloe Jur
ors iaally atjtJ.
onlmrg boarded with him for ovor
two years.
Alfred Koff, a local banker, so
soon as his name was called admit
ted having an opinion as to the guilt
of Haywood. Richardson challenged
him for implied bins, bat Judge
Wood rilled UKuImt him. The de
fense thou forced the ohnllengo fur
aolual bins, und Wood ngnlii ruled
ngulust the dofonvo. This was a de
cided body blow to tho defame.
Ilolse, Juno 3. The Haywood
Jury was aomploted at noon by tho
seleotlou of O. V. Heborn, a rnnoh
er. Hobern'a aelection followed tho
peremptory challong by tho dofenso
of Alfred Koff, a local banker who
admitted prejudice against lho West
ern Federation, this exuausieu me
defense's percmptorle nnd com
pelled It to rotalu J. A. Robertson, a
carpenter, whom It Inteuded chal
lenging. Tho taking of evidence will
begin Tuesday morning at 9:30. Tho
Jury was sworn as a body, and tho
court recessed until 3 o'clock this af
ternoon. After tho Jury was com
pleted the prosecution offered an af
fidavit containing a Hit of jilno new
witnesses they wanted entered on
the records. Itlohardson strenuously
objected ,and chanced bad faith. Ho
declared the names
6tfcfe'ltlimJ te$l!?1
sides selecting a full list ot elty od
nTcru, tle'cIduH tho following propot-
tlOHH! ,
13,000,000'of water boa, . ,
$1,000,000 of park nnd boulovanP
boudH.
$500,000 of dock bonda.
$450,000 of bridge boudH.
$275,000 gonornl bonds of
city.
Improvement of slroola by
trlcts.
Procedure to defeat Htrwrt?
provnmentN by r -monstrance.
Halo of properly for unpnld assess
ment. Increasing salary of city onglnoor
from $2400 to $3000.
Increasing salary of city attorney
from $2400 to $3000.
Increasing salary of city treasurer
from $2400 to $3000.
Increasing salary of municipal
Judge from $1800 to $2400.
Inervnslug salary of cuuncllmeu to
$100 a month,
Creating offlco of sergeant ot po
lice. Hstabllshlng frog employment bu
reau. Annexing additional territory to
city.
Creating board of engineer exam
In ears.
Itegulatlng oluotrloal wiring.
QruatiHg franchise to Hcoumuy
das Company.
$80 saloon llotase and limiting
saloons,
fixing llaenxs fcon of other liquor
dealors.
The polls open nt 8 a. in. and clow
at 7 p. m.
I'lmt limit IlfurlH' Nvmo.
Nome, Alaska, Juno 3. Tho Cor-
win arrived last night, tho first
steamship of tho season from tho out
side. Hhe was threo days lit tho Ice.
The gold cleanup to date is $3,000,
000. Crocker .Vol 1m I'olklrn.
Dublin, Ireland, Juno 3. Illohar
Crocker denies the story that ho will
enter politics and seok election to
the commons.
wcro sprung on'cr,
the evo of the beginning of taklngrnomlnatlon.
evidence with tho Intent to deccivo ar.'T'',"',.', ll'.'i
the dofenso. He quoted a recent do-
olilon of the supremo court to sus
tain hia decision. Wood ruled against
tho defense. At S o'clock the court
reoxmbl4 and the Jadlctweat wsji
read, bailiffs selects and aJJoura
wtat waa take uattl 1:39 TwrnUy,
After I-'orHbrr's Hrt,
Clnoluantl, Junj 3. M. K. Ingals,
president of thu "Hlg Pour" and pro
pectiva candidate to succeed Forak
says ho would not retuso tae
Dr. J. F. COOK
TffM HOTAXKAIi IMXTTOit.
movm to t-t uftuwrr mmmm
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