Daily capital journal., November 13, 1907, Image 1

.. MGHT HAINS TIIIS AFTERNOON, TONIGHT AND THURSDAY
AILY CAPITAL J OURNAI
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SALEM, OREGON, WEI)XK91 Y, NOVEMBER 1.1, 1007.
NO. act.
IFORNIA LEGISLATURE TO BE CALLED
More in God We Trust to Appear on American Coins Says Tedjjy
DY
UMBLES
AN IDOL
m OF DOLLAR
People to llecome Irreverent
hwc l)n)s of Clearing House
flcates nml Paper Money.
and legislative) halls and buildings.
It 1b unwise to cheapen the motto by
Its uho on our eolnB. I never heard
anybody aponk reverently of the mot
to on coins. Hundreds of times I
iiavo heard It used as an occasion of
sneering ridicule. I will order It put
on our coins, If congress so orders."
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THE ILLINOIS. CENTRAL
Deal Ih Ilolng Investigated in the
Federal Courts.
kited Press LoaBCd Wlro.)
Nngton, Nov. 13. "In God
1st" will not appear upon any
United States coin, desplto all
President Roosevelt has
fa long letter In which ho ox-
Ids reason. Ho says In part:
Reeling In tho matter Is duo to
firm conviction that to prut
aotto on tho coins docs pool-
rm. It is in oneci nn irrov-
fothlch comes dangerously
lacrllcgo. Tho sontlment In
should bo treated and ut
bly with Hno reveronco, Ini-
ertatn exaltation of 3iirJTt
fell Inscribed on tho grcnt na
(United Press Leased Wire.)
New York, Nov. 13. Boforo
Judgo Hough, of tho U. S. cir
cuit court, today, tho Intorstato Com
me'reo Commission renewed Its tight
ta mnko Hurriman nnBWor tho quos
tioiiB regarding his alleged specula
tion in Union Pacific and Illinois
Contral stock. Harrlman was not In
court. Tho latest fenturo of tho caso
was tho apponranco of formor Sena
tor Spoonor as ono of Harrlman'a
counsel. Unltod States District Attor
ney Stlmson contended that tho coin
mission was really noting as a con
gressional, commltteo, with power
Kifllclontly broad to warrant tho
asking of tho questions. In a brief
filed this morning Hnrrlmnn's attor
neys hold that tho questions relnto to
tho client's personal affairs.
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Western Rank Clearings.
Portland, Nov. 13. Clearings,
$879,079: balances $50,402.
Tacoma, Wash., Nov. 13. Clcar-
numents, templos of juatlno Ings, $798,830; balances, $20,491.
mm store
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
"Are Spot Cash Buyers
tut Is tho reason you can como to our storo now and get such
Irful Bargains for your money. Tho prices on uress uoouh,
f Cloaks. Suits. Millinery. Flannels, niankots, doming, aiioes
other goods uro cut to tho quick to Induco rapid selling,
uiands of ards of all tho
shades and materials In
Goods now on sale at loi
Binufacturers' cost, yard
25c 35c 45c
19c 65c 75c
hero In a grand array of
Hul fhad-s, weaves and ma-
prhed away down, price,
35c
75c
49c
85c
Five dollar Silk Under
skirts, now. 83.B0
$9.50 Silk Pottlcoats In all
tho lateBt shades, now.. $5.00
Chlldron'tj $4.00 Heavy
Winter Coats, now $2.50
Children's $3.95 Bear Skin
Coats, special price now.82.-t3
Misses' $0.90 Coats now... 91.00
Ladles' $3.95 Trimmed
Hats now $2.1."
thousand yards
i Ca.ro, jard
5c
of bost
s 1 3c R:,t colored. Out-
mne's jard
5c
fve anrt
Oa'
tot
one-half cent
S Flannels, special
81 -3c
-' fiecce lined Winter
Pair
15c
Ni
CE Table Lino;
ns,
35c 49c 65c
730,'Nv)tS1,5k
We show a grand selection of
R ladles' up-to-date Coats and Suit
In all tho new colors cardinal,
brown, navy and green. We can
give you price on ladies' Coats
and suits ttat ou ill Anil
nighty hard to beat in this pari
of the world.
McEVOY BROS.
"iaiaL ASD COUIIT STREETS, SALEM, OHEGOX. j
PORTLAND
GETTING
STEADY
WORST IS NOW OVER
Killed by nu Auto.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
SawHle, Cal., Nov. 13. Itodnoy
P. Alger, aged 70, was Btnick and.
probably fntally injured last oven-
Ing by nn automobllo driven by Mrs.
A. K. Teman, of Loc Angoles. Alger
was crossing tho street and was run
down by tho nutomobtlo whllo tho
machine was being steered so ns to
cscnpo striking u blcyclo rider.
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LimilK'r- Workers Killed.
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Los, Angels, Nov. 13. M. G. Shoo-
han and Juan Nnrado woro Instantly
killed nbout midnight at Arcadl.i
! whllo unloading n enr of lumber to
bo used In tho construction of
GOLDEN
STATE
SOLONS
WILL 6E CALLED ON
Bank Examiner Gatcti Declares There
ArO NO Stronger Banks 111 the ! "Lucky" Baldwin's raco track grand
Country Than Those of Oregon
stand. Tho men wcro pinned under
a mass of lumbor.
Portland, Or., Nov. 13. Desplto
tho temporary suspension of tho
Merchants' National yesterday, the
llnanctnl situation In Portland Is vory
steady, and depositors havo accept
ed tho situation with n sanity amf
calmness that la greatly to their
credit. Yesterday tho city woo nor-
votis and uncertain, but tho prompt
nctlon of tho suBpondod bank's of
ficials lu doclnrlng tho solvency of
BEHEADS
FAITHLESS
COUPLE
State Has Many Financial InRtltu-
HoiiH That Need Protection nml
Governor GWctto Feels Called Up
on to Tnkd Action.
LJfflsk ail
tmr-mBKEiw
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Millionaire Banker Stumbles Upon An
Idea Which Results lu a Double
Decapitation
y
m
rr ! Of
rout macdonalo
Copyright, 1903, by Plrle MaoDonald.
(United ProsB Leased Wlro.)
Rome, Nov. 13. Ilankor nortonl,
many times a mllllonnlro, was nrroBt
od hero today charged with killing
l his wlfo and her rich ndmlror, Zor-
batl. "Tho. bodies woro found In a
rond leading from Zorbntl's villa, In
tho suburb of Albano, nonr Rome,
both noarly behoadod.
Across tho road and botweon tho
trees was strotchod a wlro, which
tho couplo Btrr.ick whllo dashing
along In nn automobllo. Tho car waB
wrecked In tho ditch, nortonl ad
mits the killing, nnd says that ho Is
proud of his skill. Public opinion
Is on his sldo, and ho will probnbly
escape tho penalty.
Last night ho followed his wlfo to
Zorbatl's villa and heard thorn plnn
a trip to Home. Ho first decided to
shoot thorn, but hud no weapon. Hla
stumbling ovor a grnpo vino sug-
nuAj1 tlti wlii Thn ttittllnnnlrft
atrotchod the wlro and wnlted, mak
ing suro that both woro dead boforo
(Unltod Pro80 Loasod Wlro.)
San Francisco. Nov. 13. "Unless
8omo unforsccn change should occur
within tho noxt few days, materially
roliovlng tho flnnnclnl stringency, I
shnll call a spoclal session of tho leg-
isaturo to conveno tho first of noxt
weok."
Qorornor Qlllctto mndo this state-
mont yosterdny nftornoon boforo ho
left for Sacramento.
"Nearly overyono whom I havo yot
soon has urged tho calling of tho
Bpcclnl session,' tho governor oatd.
F
riAisi emu THdHMP
President of tho Trust Company of returning to Itomo.
America, New York, which successful-1
ly resisted a run lasting several unyu,
In tho courso of which tho company
paid out many millions of dollars to
depositors.
tho Institution and mutual doslro of
all tho depositors of tho olty to pro
tect oaoh other stlflod any Incipient
run, and In -tho end deposits In many
of the banks far exceeded tho with
drawals. Tho resumption of whoat
purchases by tho Portland mills and
FORMER
CONVICT
. SUSPECTED
(United Pross Leaaod Wlro.)
Vancouver, D." C, Nov. 13. Tho
tho constant Incoming flow of gold body of Utile 7-yoar-old Clementina
has also gono far toward roliovlng ( Nahu. daughtor of captain Nanu, was
tho anxiety of tho pooplo. Qutaldo found yesterday terribly cut and
of Portland tho suspension of ilia gashed, tho vlotlm of tho foulosl
Mofohants' National oreatod no crime In tho hlBtory of British Co
aarm ' jlumbla. Her head had heon crushud
Vancouver. Wash., banks bad a by a steel wedgo and hor body gashod
quiet day, whllo tho banks of Salem with two razors, which woro found
aro In a position to moot anything, 'near the corpse. Tho child had boon
Dank Examiner Claud Gatob left'mlwlng slnco Saturday afternoon,
Tn,irnr,i int nleht for Portland, lie .when (.he left homo to go Into North
reported iho bans of Medford In ex- Vancouver for some grocorlos. In
cellent shape, and still doing busl-(ine nenron lor ma uuujr u ...
neas on a cash basis. Gatoh dc- provincial pollco and luundrods of
olared in an intorvlow that tnere enuBne were ohKuBuu. iv ub.u,
nn stroncar banks In the coun- former conviot. is suspecieu, nui nn
. nrACAnt thnn those of Oregou. .arrests have been mado so far.
Los Angeles Iksuoh Scrip.
1j Ancelaa. Cal.. Nov. 13. An-
Torjx-ilo Factory HaH Fatal Rxploslon
Brander, O., Nov. 13. An om
. . . -...t. .i- -
othor $1,000,000 of Lou Angenw" ihkjw mw ..ui.. -. i-- .
clearing house scrip was sent- Into piecw. wuuam utwo anu nugn r.a
olrculatlon today by looal clearing ton were fatally Injurod today when
house banks, bringing tho total of tho plant of the Herouloa Torpedo
this money modlum In local circuit Company. located a mllo oast of tnia
tlon up to $2,000,000. Howover, eny. wa eompiwieiy uomoimm-u u,
a t-in nf tb.A MMtand million in an explosion. The low Is heavy.
eattroly for l.t ru.t- ol lmm d - -
atlrttly
eUly rt;i i
$l.0,owu lv
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.tvd Preae Lead Wire.)
Rom Vov. 13 Th que of
i, (rfrt given birth o a d.iuUter
nblo by the fact that moil wlicr havct
boon hoarding money In snfo doposlb
vaults aro now seeking Investments
Hint will return litem interest orn
their gold. In order to do this tltoyr
havo been obliged to tnko their coin?
from tho hiding places, and somo off
It hns already reached tho bauka Itv
tho courso of tho transactions.
'Frisco Nearly Normal.
Advlcca from tho East nro thnlfc
tho amounts duo San Francisco nro
being reduced by traiiBfcr and othor-.
wIbo, and It 1b estimated iliat tho
gold duo San Francisco does not ox--coed
ono-hnlf tho llgure of ton dayp,
ago. What with tho loosonlng up of
tho Now York monoy mnrkot nncS'
tho bringing out of tho gold hidden.
In tho local cafo deposit vaults, the,
banking buslnoss of San Francisco,
hns takon on a most encouraging as
pect within tho pnst throo days. So
groat has boon tho Improvement In?
the flnnnclal Htnliis that aomo of tho-
leading bankorB nro already earnest-.
ly discussing tho ndvlsablllty of pro
ceeding on a perfectly nonhnl basin
at nu early date.
WtiehnckN nml Oraylwckn.
Tho cloarlng houso certificates or
dopOBlt aro still In good domnnd'.
Tho bluobnckH In denominations ofr
$20, $10 and $D, nro In ubq In tho-
larger trade.
Tho $1 grnybock Is popular in iho
Bmnllor trausnetionn and In tho moot
ing of payrolls. Afl thoso Ihbuos oC
papor cortlflcutos aro backed by gllt-
odged securities, deposited with thoj
cloarlng houso to lnsuro tholr ro
demptlon by tho banka using thorn,,
tholr stability Ih such that thoro ls
oven n domnnd for them for ubo ot
payrolls Jn tho mines of Novnda.
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VICTIMS
OF HIGH
FINANCE
08CAR ERD8LOEH.
CloriiiHii neionaut, who won the
JameH Gordon llonnett cup In tho In
ternational balloon races at St. Iuln
by lila lllght of 870K uiilus lu tho bal
loon Pommorn.
"Tho commorclnl bankers aro anx
ious to havo It, and tho savings
banks, whllo they do not fool tho
same Immediate necussity, yei many
of them, as tho Hibernian, havo largo
amounts of tnxes to pay on tho prop
erty they hold, and thoy aro of the
same mind with tho othor bankors
as to tho advisability of taking this
notion before tho 25th.
"If tho legislature were to con
vono on tho first of tho week and
It would certainly bo beforo Wednes
day lb should bo finished with nil
tho spoclal businoss boforo Saturday
night."
F.xteml Tax Collection.
Probably tho only mattors Inolud-
od In tho call, and consequently tho
only ones on which tho legislature
could net at tho spoclal sosslon will
bo the extension of tho dollnquert
tax period of CO or 00 days, the
amondmont of tho codos permitting
tho courts to try certain cases dur
ing tho holidays; iho amendments to
tho charter of this city permitting
tho city and county treasurer to de
posit public funds In tho banks, and
providing for a new bond Ibkuo, bear
Ing a rato of Interest not to exceed
G per oent, and tho Impeachment of
Railroad Commissioner Aedrow Wil
son. San Francisco Hecovors.
It was prophesied by a landing lo
cal banker fast night that San Fran
cisco would emerge from tho present
Banker Walsh Bclmj flaufed Oyoj tho
CoolsWhot Is Doing l Other Cel
ebrated Cases
(Unltod Press Leased Wlro.)
Chicago, Nov. 13. Prosecutotr
Chllds today outlined tho. govern
ment's ohnrgos of "high finance" to
bo mndo against Danker Wnfsh. Ho
will ohnrgo Walfih, through Freder
ick MoLonn, formor assistant ashler
of tho Chicago National Dank, whu
obtained $2,000,000 from his throo
banks, with accepting McLoan'n
notes for as much ns $100,000 lu
ono day. MoLoan'a salary was 1oa
than $5000, and tho money obtained
In most cases was In notoa of $75,
000 each, and woro turned ovor to
Walsh, who used It In building ht
railroads. WalBh nccoptod McLean's
notos as collateral. It Is further
oh urged that tho Insolvenoy of ono
bank wns conaonlod by tho shifting
of tho nsKota of tho othor two,, Thl
was dlsenvorod by tho nimniltnueoun
examination made by nntlonal and,'
stnto uxamlnors.
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Killed by nn Kiiglne,
(United Pross Leased Wire.)
San Dlmas, Cal., Nov. 13. Fred
R. Krohn was run down nnd Instant
ly killed und his remains woro hor
ribly mutilated lent night by h wild
onglno which was running at a tor
rifle spend without any headlight.
Krohn wns englnoer on a stoainr
shovel two miles east of San Dlmasv.
Ho was rolurnlng from town on it
speeder, when the engine- ran htnv
down.
Stranger Found Dead.
Lou AngoloH, Cal., Nov. 13. With
an ugly bullet wound through his
toraplo and a revolver cUHqhod in hla.
right hand, tho body of a well-
dressed man apparently 30 yoars old
was found lu a box car on the Santa,
Fe tracks yesterday afternoon. He
had been dead probaM igut hour
V .u r , hc- and chJ'J v. d'lng flurry with nying colors, oven ueinro.wncn aiscavorcu. ana naa no inurn
w ' Tho new rrJr.cc-3 wP be Now York gota back to normal busl- jehow who ho was or where ho carao
. I iin nttt milAintn im fflatfd Trtl tr
nazava uiovaaaa. imv-
This outcome Is mado prob,from
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