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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. XVII.
SAIiBM, OROBQON, MONDAY, JUNE SI, 1007.
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and SUGARBEETS
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Will Be Two Great Lines of Development at Cottage Grove-Free Locks at Oregon City and I
Canalization of Upper River-State Will Be Asked for Half a Million to Start the Work
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SHUTTING
GATES ON
HARRIMAN
BRIDGING COOS BAY
P Gome Up At Cottage Grove De
velopment Congress
Shutting the gates of Coos Day on
Ih'irriinan Is what Is Involved in tho
llj fight between Marsh field nnd
North Dead. Tho question involved
i where Blmll tho Western Pacific
lUroad cross Coos Day? Shall tho
illrond cross tho bay at all Thero
ire elements at work to keep tho rall-
foid from crossing tho bay at any
olnt, Other local Interests would
Irlve tho railroad around tho bay
Ira detour of ten or twenty mil -a.
111 Western Oregon is involved in a
pay tho dovolopmont of the stato is
held up by tho conflict of local inter
ests. All work is stopped.
This subject is to be gone over at
Cottago Grove Development Conven
tion Wednesday of this week.
"Will tho projected railroad cross
Coos Day at or near North Dend or
circle tho bay at Mashfleld? That is
the question that is being discussed
by our people said Peter Logglo,
(Continued on page six.)
o
Japs Push Resolutions.
Tokio, Juno 24. At a meeting
this afternoon the delegates from
the chambers of commerce of Tokio,
Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto and Yokohama
drafted a resolution Indicating tho
travo danger facing tho commorclal
relations of tho United States and
Japan, owing to tho nntl-.Tapaneso
sentiment on tho Pacific coast. They
pointed out tho necessity of resorting
to .speedy measures to romovo this
ob&taclo to trade dovolopmont. Tho
resolutions will bo officially adopted
by tho chambers of commerce, ask
ing tho co-operation of tho United
Stntos.
ii '"0" ' ' "
Worklnginen Strike.
LoulBvlllo, Ky Juno 24. Two
thousand workmen of tho bul'.UIng
trades allianco struck today, follow
ing tho order to onforco a working
card on all unions.
DARROW
BEGINS
DEFENSE
A BITTER SPEECH
CHICAGO SMI
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Slaughter Prices
On Every Article in the Store Until the
4th of July
Denounces Orchard and Says lie Was
Never a Friend of Haywood, But
Was the Boon Companion of Mbte
Operators and the Pinkcrtoiis
Dolso, Juno 24. Darrow opened
hlB address for tho dofondo by declar
ing that Orchard undoubtedly killed
Stounenhorg, but that his motivo was
108Bne83. Slnndor, abuso and vllll
flcatlon wero also used. Eycry deed
of vlolenco was charged to thorn In
discriminately, oven to tampering
with tho machinery whoro fatal acci
dents had occurred, whon th,o ovi
donco really showed tho causo was
cheap and improper machinery."
o
To Try GIbhh Next.
San Francisco, Juno 24. It Is ox
pected tho work of Impauollng a Jury
to try Louis Glass, vlco-presldont of
tho Pacific States Tqlophono nnd
Tolograph Company, charged with
bribing supervisors, will bogin to
morrow. Tho motion to sot aBldo
tho Glues Indictment will bo hoard today,
wmmkm flPv if
Ink w '1'
net W'ttW&mmk J
niK f-lElElEP
ni M JimK
wRiWIWiEF
Ktnnnsblp Wrecked .
Snntlngo, Chile, Juno 24. Tho
Santiago, a coasting stoamcr belong
ing to tho Pacific Steam Navigation
Company, and trading between Pana
ma and the south const of South
America, has been wrecked In a
heavy squnll CO miles north of Cor
onal. Ono passenger and ono officer
wore saved. Tho remainder of tho
crow and passengers perished.
TO MAKE
OREGON
GROW
DEMANDFREELOGKS
The Matter of tho Southern Pacific
Railroad Land Grant WIN Bo Taken
Up and Freight Rates Will Be Dis
KILLED
' IN TRAIN
4-v
Duffnlo, N. Y Juno 24.
wero killed and 42 Injured I
Heal development ontorprlscB will
bo takon tip nt tho annual convention
of tho Willamette Vulloy Dovolop
mont Lcnguo, to bo hold at Cottago
Grove, Wednesday, (Juno 2G) of this
week. President Korr, or tho Stato
Agricultural Collogo will bo prosont
nnd Htat;t tho ball rolling for tho es
tablishment of tho Biignrboct Indue
try, that has beon such a groat Indus
trial success in Utah,
' For hii Open River.
vMqro and .more tho people roallzo
M.o UUii ,.'-'?.$ .-..- .......
.. v uiij"liuo cumpuiiuvo ami
'rbgHJative Influcnco In freight jatOB
ilICH in tho development of tho water
,ways. ,An open river to tho sea will
ho (tin Hlniim nt Hh,( vnM..nntIisu-
Xn JSIpv IIon n" Jo"08' of Po"e county, will
nun iui uiu irw iuuhb nu urogon uny,
Won't Stand Lord's Veto.
London, Juno 24. Campboll-Ban-normnn
today offered in tho house or
commons a government resolution re
stricting tho lords' powers to nulli
fy tho common's work by the veto
tho lords possess. Tho dobate wilt.
Inst thrco days.
QUEEN
VISITS
I'M
CI ti
i.
which occurred nt midnight a mllo JZ'I ,1. ,
east of Pittsford, on tho Now York cfrtJZ ain"nitl0Bll ro,m
Central. Tho wrecked train was cant fZ,? ' ,n f QrV0 Wl" bg
bound, nnd tho .nHMon w. wi,h 1tnkon Ul w,lh Krcnt W.
Haguo, Juno 24. Queen Wllhel
minn, arriving privately today, drove
to tho royal palace through tho hall
of knights. During hor two daya""
stay aho rocoivea tho poaco dolegatos ,
In tho royal villa. Tho third com
inlttoo mot today bohlnd elbeed doon
tho United States delegates attend
ing it. President Tornlelll poka,
pointing ou tho problomu to m
solved wero chiefly those relatiiiK to
prlvato property of bolllgorantsv
converting morchant ships into war
shipB, tho treatment of bolllKoront'
ships in harbors of noutralH; the layr
lug of nilho; tho sea bombardment
of harbors, aud the adoption otrtheu
Hod Cross in a ne war.
o-
bound, nnd tho collision was with a
fMlfk 1ti.. .1n..l..t.k4 ..- i .
westbound freight. Tho Identity of ,.,nnnn " "T , , "V, ,,",ro1',r,l0U
tho injured la not yet known. Tho J"00?0 t0 ,n,d ,n, th Vnhno of
Injured wero removed to tlio hospl- f ok" "Bd ,c"nftl nt ogon City,
tnl at Itochcstor.
No mattor how low a prico you got on any article, como horo and
wo will sell you tho sarao article fr Iocs mony.
touse undersell us.
Wo will let no
This Year's Latest and Newest Goods
Will Be Slaughtered Without Mercy.
Get Our Prices Before You Buy a Dol
lar's Worth Elsewhere. This Is How
It's Dene:
WILLIAM J. BURNS.
Tho clovor dotoctivo "who has
furnished tho cvidoneo mod ngninst
tho San Francisco grnftors.
nnd tho federal treasury Is to bo tap
ped for tho ronmlndor, nnd to porppt
uully maintain tho Iockn and canal
freo for tho pooplo of Oregon, Tho
fintttfo fon the opening of tho Wlllnm
otto river will bogin nt Cottago
Grove, and thero wl?l bo a plan sub
mitted for tho canalization of tho up
per rivor from CorvallU to Cottago
Grove, so that ovory foot of lumber
J Hawed in tho vnlloy can find Its way
;: jto market ou bnrgoB. Tho prosont
New York, Juno 24. It Is official- ,to" nt tno ,0C,8 of 60 cmts iw ton
lyinnounotd by tho Western Union '!" oa,,tt1, t0tfr onot(,0,,"r t0 ol-
,ii ii mi h iiiiii jr IIIOUHIUIU loot or
STRIKE
SITUATION
BETTER
" Dross Goods, 23c yard; 7Sc
to i Goods, 49o; 50c Silko, 26; Sc
Sius
Ur
DroiM Goods, 35c yard; 95c
Silks, 48o; $1.10 Pine
Ua-
IScts
isam.
I -ST
aa v
&ag
or C9o; 7c Calicooe for 3 a yard y Ss -l-vf,n, 4o; 12 &c
7-c; 15c Drots Ginghams, 8 1-3j ItamnaBti, Calico,
fid prloo; 12 Vic India LlnoneJ yard, 7 tee; prioas cut
3 on Wblt Good and Musllnii Ladlo' $i.6Q Dreee
$1 50; Lad 19' $1.00 Jackets, J2.9S; Ldi&8 Goats and
''out half prloo; $1.10 White Indja Linen Sulta, hand
embroidoried, $2.98. Bvaoihlng qkm aoee at tho aamo
s Men's 4o Underwear bow 28e; 7o Overalls for
Overalls, 2ie; Ladle 10c Heer 4e pair; La-
Bverythlng goes the same- way
o line. We aro ready ,U you ere don't pay double
r goods.
SALEM'S FASTEST OROWINQ STORE.
McEVOY BROS.
porsonal revenge. "Wo will show
what actuated Orchard In tho com
mission of his crimes. That Orchard
for yoars was tho Intlmnto of dotoo- U,,B mo"'K Ut t promlHos and inibor. and nmkoa water shlpmont
tlvoa and novor a frlond of Hay- oonoossloriB made to Uio tolographors of lumber on tho groat naturt'l high
wood." Darrow's oxcorlation of Or- in dowry's lettor to Nelll aro off, in wny for freight nlmoat prohibitive
chard was very bfttor. Ho declared view of tho action of tho operators In iT,, movement to make tho locks
his testimony was utterly worthless, declaring a strike In San Francisco. n,,rt c"' free to the products of
Darrow bitterly resented tho Impu- Tho western Union announces that (Western Oregon is tho battlo of tho
ttuon that from tho Inception of tho if m, ,nnn miii n rt m, a.. w 'producer, and must bo fnm.ii ..
federation it was a puro conspiracy ohco fctrlk0t tho rom,H(Ml concession ,ln,8h ttt Cottage Grove. All friends
o kill and to control politics. "The WM)0 Brnnltd. tho executive com- of 'H'nro dual and life ani pro-
federation was born in tho colls be- ,Ht00 of the llnlon , , 80Mon 'greM for Oregon should bo nttho Cot
low you. continued Darrow. "It B(jo,lnB this new phase. .tflge Grove convention Wednesday.
was born whllo I3d. Iloyco nnd other, . Those matter aro not permitted to
loaders wero hold thero as prisoners. bo diiousfted at tho Tom Itlahnrdann
Itawley. now chief counsel for tlfo '. Now Yo' J 2-The Wwtorn 'novo'nnln n 1 .? L? ;?."
itornoy. Its pur- Un 0J0al Hit: ."The union re'80rII0ra.llln ..rnlirIlt.i:S ""......
uB3eeeeeeeeHalBBV
Liu raPkeekV
JAAIES J. HILL..
Foriuor prvaMont of tho Grunt
Nortliorn railroad, who is grutlu
nlly retiring from uotivo control
of hit onormoiia trunpor(ation.iv-torosts.
Boys'
c Hoee at 9c pair
stntp, was its first attorney
. . ... lllifllntn1 tUi ..r..AAtwi.. ...l . . i.
uriKi u.'iik wn nrfrniiivn rrm tt.. im.. inniiiiiuii tiu iti vbiiiiiiil. iiiiii uiiiv 11 . ....
: ;:" :r..T:. "." r9 ". i mi tmjw m ... ... " 'w"r i,y c,r,' veionow win bo
oui ui urnuib-il!WI. llieir WIUOW ami ." "" ' " - " .- ! .w fnK0n 0rf Cottat'n firnvn nml fr
vt.u , im..mK u0 mgiiwioiir jaw """;,' ,"' "'- "',"" UM twil bo ponnllted.
in .Montana, lowrauo anil utali it - " imtBin wi umuuurKuu
has hired lawyers to defend It. It 0Prtor ePlying for rolnstate-
lin trlU to elt
upon thft laws from
corporation straight-Jacket so fondly
A Ou-at I'logiiitii,
following is tome of tho splendid
MAMMOTH
WOODMEN
initiation;
judge who look "lent ndr e Nelll agroomont, wm f-ftt w , ;lhe Qottm OrevV moot
n the tundpolnt 'nforineH by the company that it .-. m U0UHK' Orovo moqt
COiOBIOLt.Ii AMO COURT STREETS.
8ALX.W, OK.
of thf Uk and shovel. It took an W0I" trem with dlwshnrged om
Inteiotit In politlee, but never entered M0- The exutlve board has au
In'o any criminal eoKnlraey." thorlty to order Small to ooll off the
' It haa beeu a Sfbtlng orgaalza- ?sn WraBOleeo strike.
Hon from lie Inception, and If It di '
will die fighting." said Darrow. ' Hhh Francleetf. Juna 2a. There la
We on't apologize for any qf IU jght ImuroTewent this morning in
m-. ii iin nu w ugju uio mine tne telegraph strike altuatlon. The
ownm' aiMoclatlon from the start, force In the -Wert Oakland operating
and haa dor.9 it wherever It bag gone, department of the Westorn Union
Th- o'gaiiiaatlon has mot stubborn has been slightly Incroosed. and busl
reaiatanc. and Jn some Instances tho sum moved In hotter shapo than on
preildent of the ealeii was refused Saturday. At the Ferry oillce a ba'ro
food, at the b&heet of the mine own- handful of operators aro at work,
ors One of the chief moans used to The Poetal la In a mtlo better shapo
dtroy tho union has been tho hlr- than Saturday. BiamltH thtt faotthiA
Ing of Plnkortons. They havo made the oomnany managers nnnnn ,.,.,!
dotectlvHJ of the offlcera of the 'tho strikers must return to work to
uqions, so that when a strike oc- 'day or be repjacod, nouo deserted the
curred they could urge violence and .union. The threatened atrlka of ti,
incite tho members to acts of Jaw- messenger did not materialize.
Jng:
"Hall-road Land Grant," Congross.
rfjar Hawley.
".Who Pays the Freight?" Hon. J.
U. Campbell.
"State Uajverilty," Prof, Young.
"Sngarboot Industry," President
Kerr.
"Waterwaya," CqI. D. llptsr,
"Cause Qf ProgjosM Governor
Ohamberlaln.
t "rroe I-ooka and Canal." Hon. Hon
JpriGH.
Hallroad Commlislon," Ghalnnan
Cnmpboll.
"Koseburg to Coqs Hay." Louis J.
Hareoe.
W. 0, W. Will Introduce 35 Camfc.
dales lo Ihe Myslerles f
Woodcraft
no. ins.
Till i wm..pi I ), , S 1
Cliicago Markctt.
Chicago, Juup 24 Wheat 82 (7&
91, corn 53i52,oftta 43
Salem Camp, No, 118, Woodmqra
of the World, will initiate 35 candi
dates Fridays
After tho initiation prominent'
spoakors, Inoludlng Governor Cham
berlain, will address' tho local neigh
bors and tholr uuostB on fnitf.i-ii.n
subjects. During tho ovonlng a ihiUh
sUntlal, banquet will bo served; its
tho dining hall, and a musical pro
gram rendered.
Many out of town Woodman wilT
be presonl, and a moHt profltablo and
pleasant ovoulng wm ho epont.
Marlon camp will furnish eight or
ten caudidatea for th x occasion. l
Dr. J. F. COOK
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