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AILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
L.XVII.
SALKM, ORHGON. TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1P07.
NO. 1 15.
ALEM
HOLIDAY ATTIRE
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IN
incrs Federation Re-Elects Mpyer and Haywood
ADY
FOR THE
FOURTH
IRK WaL IN HAND
ic Program Arranged In Which
iny New Features Will Be Found
(ccp Your Eyes Open For Uncle
imucl In Ihe Plug Ugly Parade
o committees aro working very
on tho big Fourth of July pro
, and on Thursday tho Amerl-
eaglo will flan his wings and lot
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a Bcreccn mat. win cause uio
to forget their antiquity, and
In Again with tho Bmall boy In
mvhoop.
jry day brines forth now fea
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surprises uiiu juluucwuiis lur
kation's big momorlal exorcises.
tt Shlnp., tho energetic, chalr-
f tho oommlltoo on spor.ts Is
listed by n bovy of co-work-
Phaa nn athletic program pro-
that would bo a good day's
in itself.
loro will bo rncoo of all descrip-
fni. ttin vnttner nnrl MH hnn.
p, 1". 1.HVI juuua , w..w-
james, both in tho water and
jf It launch races, In fact ono
iuoub round of pleasure.
K Water Baseball.
gamo of water baseball will,
id a doubt, bo ono of tho most
lg contests that was over wit-
in Salem. Tho Unoup will
In many of tlv best local play-
thlB national sport and prom-
bo a scientific gamo, notwith-
Ung tho dlfflc'ultlea Involved In
ling.
probable Unoup of tho two
will contain the following
Known players:
lishop, Jory, 0. F. Easter, Ches
jx, Ed. Hopp, Dolly Farmor,
Holman, Leo Williamson,
Dauo, Curtlo Coleman, Cor-
Imlth, Ed. Thlolson, Nooo, Hnr-
ESouthwlck, Huckenstcln and
gamo will bo jlayed In tho
letto river, near tho O. C. T.
and tho "runnons" will swim
tbnse to baso. Each baseman,
catcher, shotstop and fielder
ivo a raft anchored in position,
rhen It Is necessary to get out
position, ho will havo to tako
water. A practice gamo will
Id this ovonlng.
lleluy and Tub Knee.
tro will bo a four-mile relay
ibetween a local Y. M. C. A.
and a.tc!am front Chemawa.
run will dtart ta tho corner of
lerclal and Stato streets, tlwnoo
kc penitentiary, across to uio
ra, down Asylum avenuo and
aektjta streets to Commercial
, and south on Commercial
to tho Willamette hotel. Tho
Bis formerly planned was 10 ue
r-mllo relay, but has boan
jed ito a four-mllo raco, there
only four men In each team.
Utter, Ross Mclntyre; Leo and
iser will represent tho Y. M.
400-yard relay raoe which Is
run between the various or-
f the city will be contested on
aerclal street, and Is arousing
Interest among ithe contesting
itics.' The Maccabees, tho
tmen of the World and the Miod-
Voodxnen have entered teams
event, and it la probable that
Iks will be represented In the
TEACHERS
ENJOYING
MEETING
SOME NEW IDEAS
will doubtless bo played for all there
ils in tlio teams.
Tho oxorclsos will be helj In Ma
rlon square, and tho parade will con
tain many novel features, among
which will bo tho "Hall of Fame." J.
L. Stockton will bo represented by a
magnificent float, also the Chicago
store is said to have a donation to
tho march which will bo a surprise.
Thoro will probably bo many of tho
merchant? represented with elabor
ate floats. AH thoso who are to tako
part In the parade aro requested to
bo on Front street under their prop
ci dlvisln beforo 10 a. m., as the
march starts promptly at 10:30 a. m.
Thoro will bo four platoons In tho
lino, each headed by a brass band.
riiif? Ug'lles.
Fred Kurtz, 'the chairman of tho
comic parade, which will bo held af
ter dinner, hop arrangements for an
elaborate exhibition. A well-known
character has been secured to repre
sent tho Goddess of Llborty, and TueMlny Morning.
"Undo Sam" Is a surprise. County Superintendent Robinson,
Tho committee requests all bur- of Portland, presided this morning.
lesquos to bo taken as" a Joke, as tho . Principal Marlatto, of tho Salem
object of tho "Plug Uglles" is mere- high school called a meeting of prin
ly to make fun for the crowd, so do clpnls and city superintendents to
Eloquent Addresses, Splendid Music
and Intelligent Discussion Mark
the Day's Session-Manual Train
ing Strongly Endorsed
MINERS
STAND BY
OFFICERS
not got mad, olthor, if your picture,
is In tho parndo or if it Is left out.
THE RODY FOUND.
Wo-
Mystery of Missing Wood burn
innn Solved.
Woodburn, Or., July 2. Tho body
of Mrs. Mark Froyraan, who has
been mlesing slnco early In tho mora
Ing of January lBt, last, was found
Sunday morning botwecn 9 and 10
o'clock" fry 'an did "man who was fish
ing in Pudding riwr, and ran across ll8chool ,0 BUCcess camo to
only one In 9000; high schools in
form an athletic organization, nt
Hotel Willamette, at 7:30 a. m. Wed
nesday1. ailsfl Dlmlck, president of tho
State Association delivered' her an
nual address. Sho enld this associa
tion wns designed to bo inspirational
rather than devoted to mothods.
Tho futuro nocdfi of tho scrvlco, the
valuo of county Institutes, tho im
provement by legislation, were ably
treated; by Jier, She Browed that of
thefw equipped only with a common
mental training through tho eye
and the mind, and a broader mental
training would be tho result. To
depend altogether on the printed
page" 'to Incite activity was a fatal
error. The preliminary training for
these activities should bo taught In
schools. A knowledgo of tools was
valuable to tho farmer and tho bus
ness man. Wo failed to got results
out of our present clrrlculum,
through wrong employment of nativ
ity. Tho constant pleading of tho
child was "what can I do?" Wo sent
It to school and gavo It worJs,
thoughts, slmbols, abstract and aim
less mental activity. Let lis put In
n new klml nt k Imtilitn. ln.qp1 on
employment of tho motor activity Moycr and Haywood Both Retain
thinking informs of things. Their Offices and Will Be Paid
This donarErt Occupied tho as- T,ieIr SaarICS RcgardlCSS Of tllO
sombly room nt tho high school, dls- OutCOITIC Of Their Trial
cussing numbers, handled by Prof.
Burnham, of 'tho Couch Echool. Llt-
orauiro lor mo primary grnuo was Denver, July 2. Tho federation
treated by Mro. Elsert. Mrs. Howard tills morning re-olectcd Moyer presl-
sUggcstcd that tho teachor should bo dent and Haywood secrotary, and
full of tho subject. This afternoon promising them tholr salaries for tho
Mrs. L. D. Hoyo demonstrated num- coming year, rocardless of tho out-
SHOW THEIR FAITH
On cross-examination he said Or
chard told hi in tho Goble cinoltor
strlko would not bo won unless tho
non-union boarding houso was blown
up and tho scabs killed. Ho swore
ho told Orchard ho could mnko a liv
ing without killing any one, and did
not proposo to break tho laws. Mc
Partland, a brothor of Dotoctlvo Mc
ParMand, told of bolng doported
from Victor by tho militia. Ho was
bull-penned becauBo lio sympathized
with tho federation mon. Tho tes
timony hnd no direct bearing on tho.
Stounonborg murder. '
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CORTELYOU TALKED.
Hut It Sounded Like nn
Phonograph,
Ancient
her work. Ml3 Miithowa discussed
tho kindergarten In a very entertain
ing uinnuer.
High School Coiii'nch.
Tho superintendent's section dis
cussed high school courses, led by
Suporlntondont Chancellor, of Wash
ington, D. C. There was to bo a. gen-
como of tho Boise trial. O. E. Mn
hohoy, of Dutte, wan ro-olocted oct
ing president. Tho convention voted
to permit Haywood to chooso his own
representative as secrotary during
his incarceration.
tho badly decomposed remains in
driftwood between tho two wagon
bridges crossing tho stream east of
Woodburn. Tho husband was noti
fied and Identified tiho body by tho
falso tooth and clothing, which was
tho samo that sho had when last
scon. SJio had evidently Jumped
from tho railroad bridge Into tho
river, and her body drifted down to
tho spot betweon Wio other two
bridges.
Mr. Froyman on Docembor 31st
took hlfj wife to tlio homo of her sis-
creased thin 22 times; whilo college
training increased 10 times. She 'ad
vocated lunch rooms and rest rooms,
find higher wages. Sho objected to
high wages for (teachers who only
employed tho profession as a stop
unlly mado a succccu of ono at tlio
oxponso of tlio other. Our nation
still spent ?4 00,000,000 for wtars
and warliko preparations, and only
$200,000,000 on public schools. If a
f.oap.hffft jsorvrvl irm vnn.rn n nnrrMU
ter, Mrs. Albert Jordan, of Hubbard, lfllon thm BhouW bJ g,V(m ft Qff
because sho expressed a wish to go;tQ mv0, on m pay flho voci.
there, and also on account of hor e(1 ft ,on lom for 8U,)erannu.
making a Uirwt tho night before to I . tfthorfl prMl(innt natch and
commit suicide, stating that her jPros!jont Mah wer0 roclplentB of
heart was with another man. At her m,a nnrnm n,inn f.,n,i
Miss Dlmlck closed 'with an olo-
request lio did not romain with, her
itha niglit. Early tho next morning
Doiso, July 2. Tho arrcBt of cor-
oral discussion, but his mastery of tnln witnesses in tho Haywood trial
the subject was so groat no ono who havo testified for tho dnfonnn.
wanted to butt in. His most rovolu- on ft porjury ohorgo, boforo Uio end
tlonary proposition wa based on tho 0f tho trial is certain to come. Agents
recognition of the relation between for tho prosecution aro new gcarch
tho' mother Instinct and education, ing the Coour d'Alone district to got
Married teachers belong in the up- oyldencq to controvert thnt of Mc
por grades, and impart tho parorit Goo, who aworo positively that ho
Instinct to boys. Young teachers, met Orchard in Wallace In July or
Just oui of tho normnl, Just budding August, 1904. McGco Bcomed sure
into womanhood, need tho contact 0f his ground, but tho prosecution In
with littlo children to draw out tlio sluts ho Is mistaken. nm1 that at tho
hcrk, in them. Ho would oven find a tlmd he saw Orchard In his hospital
place in education for tho grand- tho assassin was on rohto to San
ping stono to matrimony. They us- mothora. Many of these workors in Francisco from Denver. It Is ru-
oducajion are married women, who niorod that Northern Idaho officials
havw raised children successfully, aro propuring information seeking to
and havo alBo struggled with ho arrest W. F. (Dig Dill) Davis for
problem of making cherry pies that complicity in blowing up tho Bunker
a son-in-law would eat without mur- ( mu a Sullivan mine, nt Wardnor.
muring. .Max Mallch, a Donvor saloon keepor
Advanced Section. waa tJl0 flrst Wtnos8 today, Ho ,told
In tho lecture room of the, church about tho striko at tho Globe smolt
thls morning County Superintendent jng worka at Globovillo, n suburb of
Hamlin, of Rocaburg .answered crttl- Donvor. Ho sworo that lie first mot
clsma of public schools. I). F. Mul- Orchard In hli etoro at tho time tho
Koy presomca an extempore treat- utrlko began. Ho was introduced by
mont of history and held his audi- tho gracious presldont of tho local
onco spollbound on that dry subjoct. union, who lator turned out to bo n
Jamestown, July 2. Secretary
Cortolyou mado tho principal address
hero today at the dedication of n
great column of coal 123 foot
high, orected by West Virginia. Gov.
Dawson nluo spoke: Cortolyou Bald:
"Tho pcoplo continue prosperous,
but wo havo occasional outbreaks
and recently wo hnd Bharp reminder
that wrong-doing, improvldonco and
Inflation havo ono inovKablo end,
disaster in greater or lota dogr").
Readjustment of values in certain
lines of trndo will bo a blwslng, if
restricted within rcnaonablp bounds.
Pcoplo aro alivo to their rights, and
they will mako a short (ihlft of any
public man whoso career points in
an opposlto direction."
HOIHIEIIS COT THEIRS.
quent oulogy of Uio work of tho
PcAKHiitrt Gnfvo Horse Tlileves All.
Tlwt Wah Coming Jo T)i'in..
St. Potonburg, July 2. Peasants
captured 16 horso tlovc at Chor
nlatin, in tho government of Volhnia
Tlioy broko their arms and logs and
crushed their rlbB, toro off tholr
hnnds, and In some instances gouged
out) tholr oyes. Tho police rescued:
them aftor tho thiovos had been tor
tured for two days. Ono was dood.
EVERYBODY DECORATES.
Hang Out Old Olory, ami Shnke Out
th WrlnklcH.
she sllppod away from tho house. gchoo, )teachor ,,,, quot0(1 a glowlns Tho applause that followed showed Pinkorton. Orchard plnyod cardB In
aearcn whs u, ivr uer tur ... . from fiomo grCflA wrIU) flml
around Woodburn and Hulibord, but wouW hQ ftn Amor,.
no trace couU bo secured. Tliewo-, toach(?r than Quecn of
man's married lifo was an unhappy Eni?jan(i
one, her mind was weak, and she
became easily excited, capecinlly on
religious subjects.
Tho body was taken to Hubbard
cemetery and buried thore.
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ROCKEFELLER DICTATES.
United States Attorney Yields to tho
Octopns.
Chicago, July 2. Tho search for
Rockefeller continues, but no trace
of him can be found. According to
word received hero this morning
the story that Federal Attorney
Sims will accept service from Rocke
feller's attorneys, if the latter will
produce their client in court Jury C,
is confirmed this morning. Marshal
Honkel sent Sims word from New
York that he had served summons
on Directors Hutchinson and Bar
stow and Treasurer Piatt, of tho
Standard Oil Company, of Indiana.
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KILLING ARMENIANS.
ro will be a double game be-
the Trunkmakers as4 the
turn teams in the afteraooe.
nine asd the other a. eevea
game. A tkm two twunt
led for first pla In the Tri-
jue, and the Salem gam
pgular scheduled ootwts, they
Regular Open Soason for This Game
Is at Hand.
Constantinople, July 2, Hun
dreds of women and children have
been massacred In the villages of
Bitlte And Van la tho last few days.
Soldiers aro helping to slay Armen
ians. Men are decapitated or shot in
the streets. Wotuear and girls are
outraged ttad thea killed. The mttmm
cree am mid to he initiated by Rus
sia, mmA th Kurds do the kiUiff.
Rumta, .hopea to he made on of Uie
civil ajtmia to gt AiuukJaI control j
of thi region.
Mlsa Ruth Field eang "My Heart
at Thy Sweet Voice," in a puro,
clear voice. Her onunclation waa
very good throughout, and sho was
given loud and prolonged applauso.
George W. Jonea, secretary read tho
minutes of tho last meeting, adopted.
Miss Cooper rend treasurer's report,
showing a balanco from- lost year,
Tho receipts this year aro yory good,
Tho registration fro Is only 50 cents.
County Superintendent Bryant, of
Sherman county, nominated R. F.
Robinson, .county superintendent of
Multnomah county. Seconded by
Rutherford, of Tillamook. Ho was
duly elected. For flrst vlce-pn sl
dont W. W. Wiley, of Tillamook,
was chosen. For second vice-president,
E. T. Mooroa, of Marion was
elected. For secretary Geo. W.
Jones. Trcasuror, Mlso Maggie Cos
per. President Crooks, of Albany col-
lego. Invited tho association to hold
its next mooting at Albany. City Su
perintendent Alderman wanted them
to meet at Eugene. Balloting will
take place this afternoon.
Industrial Education.
L. D. Harvey, of tho Stout Man
uel Training School, of Menominee,
Wis., discussed Industrial education
for boys. It was a fact that 92 per
cent of tho boys who got through
tho eighth grado earned their living
by their hands. An educational sys
tem that d4d not At individuals for
earaiug a livelihood was not meeting
the demands at our national needs,
The frafnlnfc of the hand In the vari
ous employments also predicated
Evorybody is decorating today, and
everybody ejso will tomorrow, That'll
whnt tho commtttco wants. Tho
moro bunting and flags the hotter.
Thoro In going to bo a tremendous
crowd to soo tho decorntlons, and
tho business place- without bun Ing
will look llko sheol with tho flrps put
out.
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that lie is held In high appreciation the back room of his saloon and
as an orator. Mies Paulino Watson trJc1 to 8tart a pokor gftIn0( whlch
led tho discussion. Sho has boon a Mallch said ho stopped. Witness de
teacher in the Tillamook high school nje nUsolutoly that ho ever tried to
This afternoon four Portland ladles ),jro orchard to blow up tho Olobo
elaborated their 'subjects. ! hotel, which was occupied by strlko-
The event of the second day of tho breakers. Tho amoltor trust, ho
State Teachers' Association was 'tho Bworo, started an opposition storo to
address delivered by Superintendent j,B uecaueo ho refused to refrain
Harvey, of tho manual training from oxtondlng credit to union men.
Bchool nt Menominee, Wisconsin, h0 ai testified that Orchard sevor
At that city boys turned out of tho ai times told him Stounonborg had
publlo schools were ready to tako caused him to lose a fortuno. and ho
woll paid positions as mechanic. Ef-W0Uii get OVon If ho swung for It.
fectlvoness of the citizen, tho equip- Following tho nttemnt to throw acid
mont that made him abettor and on him as ho went to bed, Mnlich Chicago .May Oct a Humplo.
moro self-austaiuing citizen was aworo Orchard camo to hi in and of- Now York, July 2. Th best In
what was needed. Tho hand mitBt fored to kjll tho managor of tho op- formation obtalnablo at tho hood
ho guided, directed, controlled by position store for monoy enough to quarters of tho oporatorw horo con-
tho trained mind. Tho boy in tho 'got out of town. Ho refused to ppr
Bhop, afjan apprentice, was frequent mjt anything of tho kind,
ly not advanced becauso ho was at Malloh's placo was burned soon
work that was most profitable to tho ttfter i,0 left it ono day to visit his
shop. Tho demand for tho trained ranch. Borah questioned him con
teacher who could teach manual sidorably along tho lino of Orchard's
ttalnlng waa far beyond thp supply, connection with tho fire, tho ap
In various communities varloufi'tmront Inferonco bclnu that Orchard
New York Striker Rotuni.
Now York, July 2. Tho loo driv
ers' strlko was brokon this morning.
It Was not offlclnlly doclarcd off, but
whon tho Amorlcan Ico Company no
tified tho union It had enough non
union mon to man tho wagons,
throo-quartors of tho strlkorn re
turned to tholr wagons. Tho street
cloanortt returned to work this morn
ing. a
lines of Industrial must bo mado
prominent. . Industrial work could
be given In all grades without low
ering tho capacity for academJo work
Tho contrary result waa advanced.
At Menominee 7 Vi hours a wcok was
given to manual training. It was
employing students in new lines of
work, not taking more timoj, but
making better use of the tlmo that
was now devoted to education. Mr.
Harvey was repeatedly greeted with
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Come Heme to Eat.
He la your dog a thoroughbred?
She H must be he sever eomes
home except when he's hungry.
Philadelphia Inquirer,
burned it for tho Insurance. Mallch
donled that tho goods wore removed
from tho store and taken to Pctti
bono's store prior to tho flro. Ho do
nled that Orchard camo to him aftor
tho killing of Lyto Gregory, aud told
him if ho was arrested ho expected
Malich to swear that at the time ho
was playing cards In bis Btoro. Joo
Mallch, formerly employed by Ma
llch, gave testimony along tho lino
of the former.
Mehlksher, a miner, employed at
Butte M present time, denied abso
lutely that he ever aided Adams or
Orchard o sisal powder. He swore
that Orebafd lied whwt h said he
helped to plant ihe bomb with which
it was planned to blow up Peebody.
Arms Uio report that tho noxt strlko
wUl ho In Chicago, hut nothing defi
nite Is known. IConenknmp said to
day tharo Is a gouoral fooling all
ovor tho country favoring tho spread
ing of tho strlko. He said he would
not bo surprised If Small hnd mailed
strike ordoro to other cltlcts,
Three Roys Iluniwl to Death.
Houston, Texas, July 2. Thrco
small sons of Jacob Prngor woro
burned to death early this morning
by a flro started by burglars. Prag-
or heard tho looters, and ran dowu
stairs. Ho dlacovorod tho flro, ran
back and rescued hij wife and two
daughters, but could not reach his
ftOHtf.
Dr. J. F. COOK
TMM UOTJLXWAh DOCTOR,
Movjs o Lnumonr musm
VOK AXT MKMAM CALL OK OR.
COOK, 00CLTATKX VRXM.
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