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SALHar, OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 2H, 1007.
NO. 143.
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elegraphers "Will Go Down Into Wall Street"
k GREAT
LEAGUE
MEETING
I00STING OREGON
bakes Up Matters of Vital Importance
to the State-Governor Chamberlain
Makes Fine Address Oh the Needs
of the State
Tho Willamette Valley Dovolop-
ncnt Lcnguo held a very successful
jcnventlon at Cottago Grove tho past
ek. Tho local Commercial Club
tia a fighting record on cot rain lincB
nd kept up its reputation for call
ing attention to tho railroad situa
tion and tho lumber industry that
esulted In tho organization of the
lumbermen's Association and tho
ipturlng of tho Chairman of tho
allroad Commission for ono of Its
ntmbors. Congressman Hawley
ado a hit with tho largo crowd at
io afternoon session by a strong
Ilea for tho enforcement of tho
terms of the Southorn Pacific land
grant on tho original terms of tho
contract to sell tho land to actual
settlers at $2.50 per aero, but re
fused to define what an actual set
tler might be, saying ho would leave
the enforcement of tho law to tho de
partment and tho decisions of tho
courts. At tho ovenlng session Gov
ernor Chamberlain discussed tho now
area of development, and somo of
tho causes of the undeveloped condi
tion of somo sections of the Btatc.
Prof. F. G. Young of Eugene, dis
cussed development through higher
education, J. U. Campbell of Oregon
City, enlarged upon tho necessity of
sending less money out of tho stato
for Insurance and manufactured
products, Col. E. Ho for mado a
strong argument for tho opening of
tho Willamette- and frco locks and
canal at Oregon City. LouIb Barzoo
handled tho spirit of entorprlso
shown by tho peoplo of Roseburg
and Coos Bay in taking stock In tho
nowly, projected electric lino.
Lcaguo Reorganized.
Following standing committees
woro announced at tho opening ses
sion of tho league:
Resolutions D. J. ,lubrulllo,
Cottago Grove; Loius Barzee, Robc;
burg; F. II. Rosenberg, Cottngo
Grove.
Nominations D. M. C. Gault,
Cottago Grove; W. C. Hnwley, Sa
lem; J. D. McNiol, Marshflold.
Transportation J. U. Cnmpboll,
Orogon City; J. G. Graham, Salem;
C. J. Howard, Cottago Grove.
Electric Llnco E. P. Sheldon,
JOINED
TO MAKE
TROUBLE
anco men and mllltla go up Bull hill.
They got off and gnthored up nil tho
union men. Then I saw them loot
tho union store. I got uway to Gil
lotto, whero I hid 24 hours, and then
boarded the train, escaped to Denver
and reported what had happened."
After wandering about consldor-
nblw Easterly flnnMv located at Sil
ver City, Idaho, whoro ho has been
I working over since. Ho mot Jack
Slmpklns in Silver City in December,
I90G. Slmpklns told him Orchard
(Continued on p&go aovsn).
XUC DIllf'DTAl 1AAV was Bol'mS minim? stocks and wrlt
I IIL 1 IfllxLlV I JV WAY ,nB iMwmnco in Southern Idaho.
I Slmpklnar ho said, camo to Silver
City at tho request of tho union
.. i n it n r 'thoro to organizo a now local. Soon
Hired Dy mine Owners to Become after simpkins wont back orchard
Members of tho Federation For wrot0 hlm that ho Wft8 d0,nR flno
un Dii f cn....'.tnn u.m nnd wanted him to como out nnd Join
the Purpose of Encouraging Mem- hlm .. ... Btocc nml ' ln.
bcrS tO Commit GrimCS. jsurnnce. On two occasions ho had
similar lottcrs from Orchard. Borah'
then cross-examined Easterly, who
said ho know Stouncnborg was op-
Orchard
CHICAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
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Slaughter Prices
On Every Article in the Store Until the
4th of July
No matter how low a price you get on any article, cocao hero and
wo will soil you .tho same article for leos money. Wo will lot no
houso undersell 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:
Boise, Juno 28. When "Bill"
Enntorly took tho stand .this morning Posed to tho federation
Darrow Immediately took him Into told him In Altman In August, 1003,
tho rocltal of tho ovqnts In tho Crip- that Slounonberg had doportod him,
plo Crook district, which culminated nnd ho wou'id got ovon. Eastorly ad-
lu wholesalo doportatlon. Easterly niltted that ho know In November or
omphatlcally denied any knowloJgo December, 190G, that Orchard was In
whatsoover of tho Vindicator disas- Caldwell, but said ho did not know
tor, tho Independence oxploBlon or Stouncnborg lived thoro. Asked why
any violenco which resulted, ho bUU- no had not given Information to tho
Ing that while street fights bo- law that Orchard threatened Stoun
twoon "gun mon" or tho mlno own- enborg ho said: "I novor hnvo boon
ors' association nnd rosldonU of tho nn informor." Eastorly donlod ho
district woro common, they wero usu- Mt an Infernal mRchlno undor his
ally oxpectod In mining camps when bed when ho Hoft tho district. Ho did,
tho mon woro not working. "Wo however, loavo two rifles thoro. Jos.
kopt our mon In lino," said ho, "all 8choltz, a Mullen minor, formerly of
through tho difficulty." Detectives, Cripple Creok, who accused by Or
omployod by tho ownors, circulated enwd of having mado tho trLp into
among tho union mon andVcounsolcd o Vindicator at ,tho tlmo tho at
vlolonco, but ovory union offlcor tempt was mado to blow up a car
stood firm against It, nnd used his in- lond of dynamlto, was called. Ho
fluonco to provont any disturbances, confronted Orchard on tho wlt
Wo kopt tho pcaco as much as pos- noss stand nml tho lattor said
lble, anvl all through tho troublo our ho wnB not tho man ho meant,
mon woro ordered to koop off tho Sholtz said tho only othor Sholtz ho
! street, and from tho vicinity of tho know in tho district was a man ho
union haUs." Tho dofonso promised undorstood was a "gun man" for tho
a big surprlso soon. It claims to mlno owners. Ho was not oross-ox-hnvo
disinterested witnesses who will nmlned. George Broon, a rancher,
testify regarding Plnkerton opora- formerly a railroad mon on tho Flor
Uons among tho ranks of tho union onco & Crjppjo Creok railway, was In
,men. (Independence tho day of tho dopot
i Prior to Easterly telling his story, 'oxploslon. Ho saw tho hounds
tho procoodlngs woro Interrupted to brought from tho ponltontlnry at
pormit tho recall' of Dr. I. L. McGoo Canyon City to tho scono of tho
by tho stato. McQeo testified thnt ho crlmo.
snw Orchard In Wallace In July, o-
STRIKE
STILL
GROWS
BOTH SIDES DEFIANT
President Small Says Telegraphers
do Not Wish to Injure Business
Out Will Close Up tho Stock Brok
ers, If Necessary.
Oakland, Juno 25. Tho shadow
of tho tolcgrnphcrs' stiiko lias falLon
over Wall, street and tho Chicago
board of trado. "Wo will go down
Into Wnll strcot," said President
Sma'fl this morning, "if tho compan
ies continue tholr present nttltudo,
Wo don't want to bo forced to ox
tromo measures, and as telegraphers
wo havo no wish ,to hampor brokers
and commercial Interests, unless It is
noccssary to win our Snn Francisco
domnnds. If both companies con
tlnuo to roftiBo arbitration, let thorn
havo war. Thousands of telegrams
aro bolng sont to San Francisco by
train, and tho companies woro from
24 to 40 hours Into last night."
Tho companies deny Small's stato-
montB as to dolnvj and declare thoy
moving-.HUf mesa in a satiBractQry
TOP PRICE FOIt APPLE LAND.
Iowa Man Pays $1000 an Aero aft
Hood Illvcr.
Hood Rlvor, Or., Juno 28. Tho
highest prioo ov6r rccolved for fruit
land in Orogon was obtained whon
0. Dothman sold a 2 0-acro orchard of
5-yoar-old trees for $20,000. Tho
proporty was purchased by J. B. Hert
ford, of Dos Molnos, la,, who will
movo to Hood River and go into the
business of raising fruit. Tho pur
cliRBO doca not include anything buC
tho land and water rights, as thore
aro no buildings" of any description
on it, and Jb a straight prlco of $1000
por aoro. Tho orchard purchased by
M,r. Red ford Is sot to Spltzonborga
nnd Nowtowns, which will bear par
tially this year for tho first tlmo..
CONFER WITH CALHOUN..
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Commit too TryiiiK to Arrange Settle
ment of .Strike.
aro
mannor.
SQUIRES
BURNS
FIGHT
San Francisco, Juno 28, Tho
ways and moans oommlUoo of tho
strHco campaign commltjtco, oun
PoboU of representatives of tho con
tra! organization, and mon. affiliated,
with tho unions, hold a oonforonoo
thls aftornoon with Calhoun about)
bringing tho stroot car rctxlko to an
ond. Tho commltteo has boon qulot
ly negotiating with Calhoun, and this
morning ho consented to receive It.
What tho commltteo ha offered Is
unknown.
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THEATER THEIR DEATHTRAP-
Over 000 Clilncfio in Audlewco Arw
Rotated Alive
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95o
50c Dress Goods, 23c yard; 75o Dread Goods, 35c yard;
Dress Goods, 49c; 50c Sllkj, 25; 85c Silks, 45c; $1.10 Flno
Silks for 69c: 7c Calicoes for 314c yard: 8c Lawns. 4c: 12c
Lawns, 7 He; 15c Dress Ginghams, 8 l-3c; Roranants, Calico,
t any old prlco; 12 Ho InJIa Llnons, yard, 7,4c; prices cut
to pieces on Whlto Goods and Muslins; Ladles' $3.50 Dress
Hats, 1.50; Ladies' $5.00 Jackets, $2.95; Ladies Coats and
Suits about half nrlce: $5.00 Whlto India Linon Suits, hnnd-
ome!y embtoldorled, $2.95. Everything olso goes at tho samo
low prices. Men's 45c Underwear now 22c; 75c Overalls for
en 45c; Boys' Overalls, 25c; Ladlos' 10c Hebo, 4c pair; La
dies' 20a Hose at 9c pair . Everything gooe tho same way
long the line. Wo are ready Jf you are don't pay double
for your goods. '
gALBU'B FA6TB6T GROWING 8TORS.
McEVOY BROS.
.19Q4, which statement nbsolutoly
contradicts that of Orchard, who
sworo that at that tlmo ho was In
Donvor, preparing to Bot out for Cnl- I
Ifornla to blow up Bradley. McGco
stuck to his original story again to
day, fixing tho year positively by tho
fact that tho Ropubllcan campaign
was on at tho tlmo. Tho only man
ho over heard advocato vlolonco In
tho lodgo room wns a visiting mem
ber named Charles Beckman, who af
terwards turned out to bo" a detec
tive, Fottowing tho Independence ex
pyslon Eastorly went to Crlpplo
Crook. Then, with a number of
.friends, ho took tho cars to Victor.
I Tho cars wero orowded, nearly ev
erybody carrying arms. Ho had a
revolvor. Got out at Vlotor and
found a strcot mooting In progress,
It being announced that tho londors
of tho Citizens' Alliance would
sponk. Unionists were openly curs
Pulpit Dlscoiirsui Out of MnU:
Chicago, Juno 28. Sormonu and
discourses from tho pulpit bolong to
tho passing order uVo out of dnto.
Llko tho crusades, thoy havo had
their day In tho religious world, and
now must glvo way in tho now era In
tho manner of gottlng pooplo into
clcwo association with tho crops. Tho
porlod In religion Is "porsonnl work."
Tho present bollof of tJio Rov. John
ston Myors, pastor of tho Emanuol
BaptlBt church, was expressed boforo
an audlcnco of moro than 100 young
divinity studonts at tho Unlvorslty of
Chicago WednwHlny.
Dr. Myors did not strlko a hard
blow at tho sormon itself, hut ho
classified It aa too antiquated to bo
of great uso In tho modern world.
Two Vtuti of llwr IJurii.
Bols, Idn.. Juno 28. Tho Freight
Transfer & Cold Storngo Company's
Ing tho fedoratlon mon, doolnrlng',,,ant nt N"1 wn dostroyod by
San Francisco, Juno 28. Tho
seal mto for tho Squlros-Burns fight
oponod this morning. Advnnco or
dors for $5000 worth of scats wero
rocolved by tho management boforq
tho tlckots woro on salo, nnd, dosplto
tho car strlko, thoro 1b ovory indica
tion of bolng a big crowd, Tho hot
ting has switched nnd Squlros Is a 0
to 10 favorite Unions moro Burns
money nppoars this will shorten.
Squires oontlnuos to work, but could
slop Into tho ring tomorrow If called
on to do so, and glvo a good account
of himself. Burns began, work at
Oakland today, having arrivod from
Harbl Springs last night, Tho flght-
ors will begin ito taper off on tholr
work about Monday. Both nro now
down to fighting welKht. HnulroH
wolghlng 182 aird Burns 178.
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' Victoria, B. O., Juno 28,-
rlbVi holocnuHrt, Is reported In. nwill
ndvlcos from Hongkong, vfW 500
Chlneso of tho audlcnco of a Chinese
ihoator nnd 10 of tho actors wwo
burned to doatli-when, tho native
thoator was dostroyod by flro, Tho
llnmos spread rapidly and tho build
ing collapsed quickly, blocking tha.t
ontranco with burning .debris-, .
ino nro is snld to havo boon duo--
to tho igniting of explosives con
coalod undor tho floor of tho thoator,
tlu flro following tho oxploslon.
thoy ought to bo hung. Whop tho
mooting bogan C. C. Hamlin and
Samuel Crump got Into a wagon to
speak. Hamlin declared the Indo
pondonco oxploslon was duo to tho
fedoratlon, and declared tho citizens
should hang 50 of Its mombors. and
run tho othors out of tho district.
flro enry Thursday morning, causing
a loss of $8000 on a two-story framo
building, machinery nnd eontonts.
Tho Seattle Browing Company loBt
nearly two cars of kogs of boor. Fivo
thousand pounds of butter was tho
only thing saved. Tho flro started In
tho boiler-room, adjoining tho main
building, a llttlo after midnight, and
"Thon." continued tlin witnmui- "dm
fireworks began. I flrod with thoiburnod M raI,Id'y tho flro dopart-
g was over ni couia do uttio. Insuranco is
OOiaOMOUIi AXO COURT WTtUlWtU.
AUMf, OR.
othora. Whon tho shooting
I took to tho upper part of iho town
on a hill. Saw tho soldiers surround
tho minors' union hall, flro Into tho
building and arrest all that woro
thoro. I wont home, and stopped on
ray way to warn tho boys to get out.
I got my Winchester and pump shot
gun, and plenty of ammunition, and
marched down the streets through
Independence, whero I met a num
ber of the members. Somo wero
armed, othora wore not. Wo wont
io tho city ball, and could see from
$0750 on building and machlnory.
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Hurrliiiau Paid His Fine.
New London, Con., Juno 28.
HarrJraan appeared aboard tho cut
ter Groaham on "which tho board of
Inquiry met this morning and paid
tho flno fixed by tho hoard for violat
ing tho rules governing yesterday's
Yale-Harvurd race. Tho amount Is
unknown. The board was not al
lowed to remit the flno, and tho mat
ter is now up to tho treasury depart-
Nnt Hull Acquaints.
La Grando, Or., Juno 28. Nat
Hall, tried for tho murdor of Isaac
Enland, during tho lnrt throu days of
this session of tho circuit court, was
acquitted. Tho Jury roported tho
vordlot at 9 o'clock Wodnosdny night
after having been out nbout sdvon
hours. Tho verdict was a surprlso
to no ono, as Hull ha alwnya borno
a spVmdld reputation, nnd tho stato
lacked ovldonco to substantiate ovon
tho chnrie of manslaughter. District
Attornoy Ivnnhoo oxprosuod himself
nt being satteflod with tho "ordlct.
Harry Holmes, tho 19-yoar-old
youth who pleaded guilty to tho
ohargo of attempted ussnult on tho
person of a small girl, was takon to
tho ponltentlary by Shorlff Chllders
Wednesday ovonlng.
Robber Caught.
Fresno, Cal., Juno 28. Tho stago
robber who hold up two stages at
Bruno's mlno hist week, was cap
tured this morning by a posgo near
Fresno flats.
Itocky May Not Towtlfy.
Chicago, Juno 28. ."This court is
no rospcotor of wealth," JudKO Lan-
dla said this morning, whon Attorney
minor ajvpoared and askod that Rock
ofolJor bo oxcunod from testifying hi
tho Chicago robato cases on account
of his ago and wealth. Later MilNsr
told Landls In chamborn that tho
summoning of the oil king and hl
OMoclatos woro moro sonsaUonnllMn.
Tho court announced that It may ox
cubo Rockefollor If tho other wit
nesses glvo tho desired Information.
Suhpoonacs this morning woro Issued:
for threo addltionn? oil mon.
p.. . ,..,
Killed by jih Owh Rifle.
Drain, Or., Juno 28. Elinor WoJ
loy met almost Instant death by tha-
dlschnrgo of hU own rlllo Tuoslay
near auntor, on Smith rlvor, 2&
mllos northwest of Drain Elmer
Wooltoy nnd his nolghbor, Mr. Mc
Ooo, woro at work lu'tho mountnliiH
about six mllus from auntor, clear
ing a road. While securing wator
from a crook, Wolloy's rlllo was nect.
dentally dlBchnrged, tho bullet strik
ing him In tho bond, canning almoab
Instant death. McGoo wont to Gun
tor, six miles distant, to secure as
sistance, and tho body was brought
to his homo at Woolloy, whore burial
took plnco.
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thero Ave carloads of CltUvW Alll- raent, if Harrlman fight.
Jaw Was 'J'hoHghtfHl,
Columbus, 0 Juno 28. James
Cornollus, tho wife murdorer, wss
electrocuted. 116 rauulo hU own fu
aeraV arraageweats.
Sfaylw Jury Was Oiled.
Flndlay, O., Juno 28. -Tho lurv
In tho Standard Oil coso this work
ing ronortod thoy wero unable to
ngroo, and woro dLwhargod. Tho
trust waa charged with eowtplraey In
rartralnt of trado and violation of the
stato and antl-truot laws. The Jury
was out 48 liours.
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