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RtfgATHKR: FAIR TONIGHT AND THURSDAY.
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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
VOL. XVII.
SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JUXE" Ufl, 1007.
NO. 110.
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BIG GRAFTERS MAY ESCAPE
Many Witnesses Flatly Contradict Fiend Orchard
PORTUGAL
MAY FIRE
THE KING
STATE OF CIVIL WAR
Troops Mutiny and Mobs Parade
the Streets-Women Pour Boiling
Water On Soldiers Sent to Quell
the Rioters
Lisbon, Portugal, Juno 2C. A
hundred nro reported killed nnd GOO
wounded In tho riots between sol
diers nnd mobs demonstrating
against tho government. Six nrmy
tattnllons nt Opertn havo mutinied.
Cavalry horses trampled man, wo
men and children to denth. Tho wo
men fought tho troops from their
vlndows, pouring boiling water on
them. Tho troublo started when
nobs paraded tho streets denouncing
King Carlos for attempting to run
tho country without a parlia-
nent.' Tho country faces bankrupt-
V.
Committed to Asylum.
Charles Cameron, a transient
miner, was this morning examined
by Dr.-J. H. Drower beforo Judge
Scott, declared Inonne nnd commit
ed to tho state insane asylum. Cam
eron is 88 years of age, and his In
sanity was adjudged to bo caused
from Intemperance. Ho was arrest
ed on tho the chnrge of Insanity some
weeks ago, but, thinking that his
condition would soon Improve, tho
judgo sent him to the poor farm.
County Judgo Scott also commit
ted Grace LnFollct, of this city, to
tho asylum this morning, after an
examination by Dr. J. A. Richardson.
Tho unfortunnto young lady is 21
years of ago, and tho cause of her
insanity waB epilepsy.
o
Seven Men Drown.
Belllngham, Wash., Juno 2G. A
speclnl to tho Herald from Vancouv
er, B. C, says:
Tho tug Constance Cnptnln Nell-
son, nnd crow of six men, nil of Now
Westminster, has been loBt nt Rivers
Inlet, 300 miles up tho roast, and
every member of tho crew drowned.
No dotnlls havo been received.
BRADLEY
SWEARS IT
WAS GAS
CAUSED EXPLOSION
Miiy Indict Western Union.
Oyster Bay, Juno 20. Roosevolt
today sent to Chief Smith, of tho bu-
renu of corporations, a telegram
from tho Central Labor Union, urg
ing tho President to proceed against
tho two big telegraph companies for
violation of tho nntl-truHt lawB.
Smith will stnrt legal proceedings It
ho finds tho points well taken.
Woman Testifies Orchard Told Her
He Loved But Once, That Poverty
Parted Him From His Gin, and
That Ho Would Kill Steucnbcrg
Bccauso He Had Made Him Poor
Bolso, Juno 2G. Dlruct chnrgcB
of attomptcd Intlmldntion of thulr
witnesses nro bolng chnrgod by tho
defenso In tho Haywood murder
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I1ICAG0ST0
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Slaughter Prices
On Every Article in the Store Until the
4th of July
No matter how low a prioe you get on any article, corao horo and
wo will sell you ,tho same article for lees monoy. Wo will lot no
house undersoil us.
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:
50c Dress Goods, 23c yard; '75c Dress Goods, 35c yard; 9Gc
Dress Goods, 49c; 50c SllkJ, 25; 85c Silks, 4 Go; $1.10 Fino
Silks for 69c; 7c Calicoes for 3 He yard;. 8c Lawns, 4c; 12 c
Lawns, 7 Vic; 15c Dress Ginghams, 8 l-3c; Romnants, Calico,
t any old prico; 12 Mo India Linons, yard, 7&c; prices cut
to Fleces ou Whlto Goods and Muslins; Ladles' $3.50 Dress
Hats, 11.50;' Ladles' $5.00 Jackets, $2.95; Ladles Coats and
Suits about half prico; $5.00 Whlto India LJnon Suits, band
tomely cmbroldoried, $2.95. Everything obo co3 at tho aaxno
tow prices. Men's 45c Underwear now 23c; 75o Overalls for
Beo, 45c; Boys' Overalls, 25cj Ladloa' 10c Hoso, 4c pair; La
dles' 20c Hoso at 9c pair . Everything gooa tho same way
Hong the line. Wo are ready If you are don't -pay doublo
for your goods.
gALXM'8 FASTEST GROWING STORE.
McEVO Y BROS.
P0 COUMHIOIAXJ AWB COURT 0TRXRT. fALXM, OR.
LOUIS F. SWIFT.
Ono of tho lending spirit ji the
great beof combine.
trial againHt tho Mate's dotectlvo
ngoncles. It la alloged that repre
sentatives of tho mlno owners of
I Colorado havo been given places In
;tho court room ho they can listen t6
tho testimony of cortaln wltnossos,
and contrndlct thorn in robuttal. Rep
resentatives of tho dofonso said to
day that Major Nnylor, of tho Colo
rado National Guards, who is in pos
session of a'l tho records of tho so
called military courts, nnd momboru
of .tho citlzonB' nlllunco comnilttoo,
jhnvo boon glvon seats In tho court
J room to compare tlo testimony our
mon glvo with tho storlos thoy told
beforo this comraltteo, nnd If tho
state thinks It can keep our wltnejs
e3 nway by this moan It Is badly
mistaken. Our peoplo are tolling tho
truth, nnd if any aro arrested for
perjury It will be on a trumped up
charge, from whloh they will bo
fiuickly cloarod by tho court. Major
Naylor, when told of tho charges
against him laughed. "I am horo
as a witnoss, and hava tho samo
right to sit in tho court room during
proceedings as a dofonso witnoss. It
l . .. T l. . .1 ....
n u'ud i uuvv But lUOSO IUIIOWB rfiO-
ords, but that has ItQon known for u
ng time."
Edward Boyco. first pr.ealdont of
,tho federation was tho star witnoss
for tho dofense today. Ho rolatod
,all tho circumstances connected with
tho inception of tho organization.
Ho said It was born as tho result of
tho first Couer d'Aleno trouble. Tho
federation never counseled violonco
In any form, he declared. In Colo-
jrado, Wyoming and Montana our
'advocacy of tho elght-bour law made
us especially obnoxious and every
thing was done to discredit our mo
tives and causo dlvsentlons In our
ranks. "There nev&r wan nn lnnr
J circle, as has been charged." Boyco
j emphatically repealed a number of
times bis deaUls tha naoiabors of
was no longer connected with tho
federation, having rich mining inter
ests in Northern Idaho.
Mrs. Lottio Day, of Donver, for
merly of Crlpplo Creek, know Or
chard hs Dempsey at tho Bclmoat
rooming houso In 1904. This place
was over Pottibono's store. Orchard
told her holiad a chance to bo rich;
thnt ho loved only onco in his life;
that ho was separated from tho wo
man ho loved by poverty; that Stoun
onberg was responsible, nnd thnt ho
would surely kill- him. Sho told him
to forget It. Prior to this conversa
tion sho tnlked with Orchard about
gambling, and told him if ho went
gambling ho would como back
broke. Sho declared Orchard told
her Iiq would novor go broko, as ho
always had a llttlo monoy to tho
windward, as whencvor ho made a
winning ho put part, of It In Pettl
bpno's snfo, whoro ho could always
get It. Pottibono Introduced ho to
Orchard. On cross-examination Bho
said alio was originally summoned by
tho prosecution, nnd thnt sho mado
her statement to Attorney Stono for
tho prosecution. Hawloy stated ho
wanted tho witness hold in town for
poBsihlo cross-exnminatlon.' A lively
row followed, Rlchnrdson declaring
ho WOUld not hold tho wltnoRHnn.
Hawloy demanded that tho court or
der thorn hold if tho prosecution bo
desired. The court finally declared
that nil witnesses wanted hnlil iiv
tho prosecution must romaln within
tho Jurisdiction of tho court.
John T. Elliott, nn Inmnto of tho
BOldlor's homo, said ho mot Orchnrd
on a train in tho lntter par.t of 190D.
Orchard told him hlo nnmo was Ho-
gan, and thnt ho had boon working
for tho mlno owners. Ho told him It
had boon plannd to put tho fodorn-
tlon out of buslnoBB by ,thp mlno
ownors nnd other cnnltallBtH. Pnrt
of tho plan w(uj to destroy tho union.
nnd ho warned him thnt somothlnK
Btnrtllng would Hkoly happen In Ida
ho soon.
Elliott stuck closely to his story
tindor a sovoro cross-oxnmlnntlon. Ho
was In tho Insniio noylum ton ycrs
ago. Tho dofonso Is woll nlonaod
with tho depositions from San Fran
cisco, tho Bradloy nindavit being ex
ceptionally strong. It is declared by
hi in that tho explosion was duo to
gas absolutely".
John O'Noill, odltor of tho Minors'
Mngazino, declared Its purpOHO Is to
ochicato federation mon, and unite
mem politically. Ho rogrottod to
say he was u mombor of tun loglBln-1
turo of Colorado In 1897. Ho lived
many yours in Londvlllo nnd tho
CrlppJo Crook district. Ho saw Or-1
chard nt Donvor In Murnh. inn.i in I
tho headquarters a number of times
Orchnrd camo to his oillco during tho
HENEYS
WORK IN
DANGER
SPRINGS SURPRISE
Megordoit Will Hang.
i Quito a strong petition has boon
presented tho govornor aaklng Ihct
commutation of Megordon'a son
tonco, but tho govornor will not ln
torforo, as tho murdor wiw an atro
cious ono. Megordon will Buffer
tho death penalty Friday.
o
Prisoner Pardoned.
John McMahon, who is serving
lifo sentenco In .tho pon, bolng sent:
up from Malheur county, was par
doned this nftornoon by tho tho gov
ernor. Tho priBonor had aorvodr
moro than ten years.
Frcar Get a Sandwich.
Oyator'Bay, Juno 2G. Judgo Win.
Atlorncys Attack Validity of Grand' SuiJSJ19
Jury, and Declare It Mad No rower mimed aovemor or nawn, to-inker
lo Act and That Indictments Found olloct Auguet iotii.
By It Arc Illegal '. ,. ...
VULLANU
CAUSES.
FLOOD
San Francisco, Juno 20. All of
tho various grounds urged by tho de
fense In support of n moti6n to sot
iiBldo tho brlbory Indictments against
,
VnlparnlBo do Chile, Juno 2C
Tho volcano which appeared In Lit
Union district of tho provlnco oT
Unldlvia, Btoppod tho courso of th
Papabulun rlvor with an Immense
iitono dam. An extensive lake formed
nnd tho wators filled the valley up
to tho crater. The 'pressure 'aweob
tho dam away, Inundating the'eoun
try. Fourteon corpses have been-,
found.
offSrT
must :
TESTIFY:
Chicago, Juno 20. Judgo Landla
this nftornoon directed th'o clerk to
Oil AHLES 13. LANDIS. '8U?r ""JrTn n "ocitofe,,or'
T ,. W. H. Tllford, C. M. Pratt, tho pros-
Indiana coiigrcflfliimn. orator, Mont nnd secretary, reBpootfully of
former newspaperman and nlum lno Stnndnrd Oil Company In New
hub of Wulasli univorsity. ,Jor8oy, and for J. A. Moffott, prosl-
,1nti and G. W. Stall, secrotary or
' tj,0 atmulanl Oil Company In Indi
ana, to appear In his court July C to
tostlfy concerning tho Alton robata
cuscb. HosayB ho will summon oth
ers. H. M. Folton, prfiBldont of tho
Union Tank Lino, and director of
traffic for tho Standard Oil, and F.
A. AVann, a high oftlclul of tho Alton
road at tho tlmo tho alleged robntesr
woro granted, will bo summon.d.
Tho court announced that It would"
go Into tho Innermost working of
Oil trilHt. Its HUbBldlnrlnn Dii,r
nnd othor cornoratlona
VIco-Proldont Louis Glass, of tho
Pacific TelojUipno & Telograph Com-
pnny, and othor big corporation of
ficials, wero retired to positions of
compnratlvo Insignificance yostordny
afternoon by tho npponranco of a
now contention presented and argued
contest between Pcabody nnd AdnmB,by a,UH' nttoruoyH. Brlolly ntntod,
for tho governorship, and naked him tho ohargo brought by Messrs. Del.
to glvo him Poabody and Bell's ad- mas and Conimn l., ,.. .. .
Ho told him to look In tho ,invo tha ninHH .,; . ,., ,,
city directory. Orchard thon told .... " BB1U,' ,, ,
him thnt i.i. ... !...,. i... . . nnd which by formal undorBtnnriim- railroad
off. but paid no attention to hla ro-,,a for tno bonoflt of all tho othor do- W,th Iw!',,ch1 1 tr8ncU Iobb, and
mnri, rtivin i.. ..,.. l.i .... .OBpoclally Into tho declaration of
......... v .iviu nun nsnvil l( no wrotO miuiiu un wmj, is tills: divldnnild
tho edl'orlal declaring "Formor All of tho acts porformod by tho ThrnmA, i. . .. . .
Govornor Frank Stounonberg met Present grand Jury lnco a dato car-LT B ' ,' ftUoryi tho trust
hla death last ovonlmr. according tn to In January of .1.1- v, ,L V L Rd Uofle, tho court' tol,,K Landta
tho news dispatches, via tho bomb. valid bocauso tho nrosont Krand Itirv mi.Ma foauet for Information con-
route." He said he did. Ho also ao- ceased lawfully to oxlBt when tho t,,, "'"l"1"'" Prollta wa
knowifl.iiro.1 wri.in, v-i .-,, i ...... ,..,::'" " "Impertinent and extra Judicial."
odllorJals couchod in Blmih.r inn... 'cartiflft.1 iiv n.n nniv i...i.. .. .... LluJ(8 l'lata on Rockefeller and
ago. William Davis was willed and 'date referred to. 1 h.orB I'Par'nB In court. If Rock
v I - ' Infnlfm nunnnnJu In .,!.. I.. .
Tho undisputed facts nro theso -... uuuH...K w Huu-
Barly In January of this year tlm l1"0 "KerB wi.btt 8Uro U '
grand Jury list of 1907 was duly cer- , "
tuin uiucu is recoivinif uniiv ln-
sworn Just ns rocoss wa ordered
o
Jiiht Mkit an KIt-tloii,
Washington, Juno 20. Tho 'Btato
uupurimoni na rocoived a cablo
titled bv tho 12 luii'ou nt a Mrnn
olsco couniv. ntifi wn . 4i,m . .BtnllmontB of cnmpalgn matter from
. . ... thft Iflllllnn1yM linn.l......ul i.
from Minister Merry, of San Salva- " !",. U'. C0""ty. olork, but tho ."'T -"":;- "jr"?"'
dor. and from Minister" 10. of r"1; ranu ry. uoing In tho midst 'II -::" Z:'?i::"uVnn
w. JM uiiuuiy-KraiL mvoHLiira. ' " v 4 mu
lU. . , w
uon
(iuntemaln, that Nlcaraguan forcoa
nro being conoentratod at stragotlo
points for tho purposo of Invading
Salvador and Guatemala.
.
tho exec u tiro commlttoo ever coun
tenanced violence or murder. He
Roohw for TcMflie
All persons In a position to fur
nlBh rooms and board to the school
teachers' attending tho annual s-tato
teacher' coaventlon. for tho Woat.
ern division of Oregon, hold hero
July l, 2 and 3, can list tho number
of rooms and their prices by calling
up city 8uporIntcMktJ. M. Pow
ers at his offlco. iQ, or at kit rol-
enco, 330, or Prof. J. 8. Oralum.
MIb. 1310.
Was not thorptinnn iln.
charged. Instead It was continued
In exlstonco under tho bollof that,
having been Bolocted In tho fall of
1900, It could legally exist for 2
months or until tho fall of 1907.
Judgo Lawlor, In commenting tin-
on tho merits of tho defense's con
tention, said:
"Of courso, If this grand Jurv lma
no oxlatenco in law, Its acts havo no i
validity and tho Indictments must be
set aside- Tho court will wolcomo
any furthor light that counsel may
lie able to afford, Tho hearin u
ntiHnita.l t.nlt t -f .-i--.-
.vv.,.uou umhi o ciock lomor-
fact that
poBtago.
our
It Is
BomotlmcH short ot
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Tho "como nnd go" feollnga tkat
you oxporlonco after tnklnK HollU-
xer'8 Rocky Mountain Tea la simply
wonderful. Druga Incroaeo -weak-leas.
This remedy dooa tho bn4RtxM.
35 cento, Tea or Tablets. Dr. 8tone'
Drug Storo.
Dr. J. F. COOK
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