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VOL. XVIII.
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY . 1008.
NO. 8.
(The Dailn ifciu
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WAS
UICIDE NOT
MURDER
reat Meeting of the Oregon Boosters at Dallas
WAS NOT MURDER
BUT CASE OF SUICIDE
ies Phegley, Supposed to Have Been "Murdered, Was
Undoubtedly Mentally Unbalanced
Lurorn, Or., Jan. 3. Tho finding
the dead body of James Phegloy,
Cnnby man, who had been nilss-
from his homo Blnco Tuesday,
3tnber 17, about two miles from
city yesterday morning,' sets at
ho numorous rumors aonoern
his disappearance, and plainly
is that Mr. Phogloy camo to his
li by IiIb own hand, and that
It uas premeditated. Searching
irs had been orgnnlzod Wodnos-
from Aurora and Woodburn, and
g In tho afternoon of Now Yeara
tho buggy belonging to Mr.
;lcy was found in tho woods a
t ways from tho road, about ono
u linlf miles from here by M. II.
of Canby, who was ono of tho
?hlng party. In tho buggy was
id a note saying "ThlB rig be
longs in Canby," tho harnoss and a
vallso containing papers relating to
Mr. Phegley's buslnoss. All thoso
articles woro covered ovor with an
oilcloth to protoct them from the rain
Aa soon as the buggy was found,
the searching parties, hooded by Mr.
J. W. Cook, son-in-law of tho de
ceased, camo to tho conclusion that
the body was not far off, but, as
darknosB was approaching, It waB
doomed advisable to postpone furth
er soarch until Thursday, when a
moro 'thorough investigation would
bo made, and tho ground near where
tho buggy was found was carefully
gono over.
Early Thursday morning Mr.
Cook's party joined with tho senrch-
(Contlnucd on pago four.)
PETTIBONE
CASE IS
FINISHED
FATE IS WITH JURY
nicAco storu
rturLto DMrxiAfin nuuoc r
GREAT CONSPIRACY CASE IS
KNDKI), ANI) LOOKED AT WITH
OUT PREJUDICE THE CASE OP
THE PROSECUTION SEEMS
AVEAK.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Boise, Idaho, Jan. 3. Tho PoUI-
bono caso will go to the Jury before
adjournment of court this nfter-
noon. Judgo Hilton, of the defense.
stated positively In opon court thls.crow of tho b,lrk Germanic, who nr
morning thnt no argumonts would r,v0(1 nQro tdny s eoldom told
OUT OE THE
TEETH OE
THE STORM
CAMPAIGN EOR 1 ,000
FACTS OF PRODUCTION
AMD HOPE HAD FLED
Big Meeting at Dallas to Boost a CanneryPreparing,
Valuable Advertising Matter
Industries and population nro itho
FOR greatest nsods of tho Wlllamotto val
ley. oW havo tho cllnmto, tho soil
AM) amj tjl0 products. But more homo
ARE ,naiuifnctui'. 1 shipping away of
raw luiitoiial, more condensod prod
PLUCKHD FROM THE JAWS OF nets, and a larger share of tho west
ward coming tides of population are
tho greatest needs of this wonder
ful suction of olght counties thnt
the
cam
paign for 1000 facts of production
PLAYTHINGS OF WAVES
EIGHT DAYS, HELPLESS
WRETCHED MARINERS
DEATH.
(United ProBs Lonsod Wlro.)
I,
Now York, Jan. 3.-A tale of the comprtao. Hvo million acre, of
Cen, replete with moro harrowing ll ? '
dotailB of suffering than tho ono r- M"b" " av," ""'" i ""
latod by tho novon members of tho ,B. mooting with groat success and
nlroady well onto the second hun
dred hnB been socurod and before
tho mlddlo of tho month is ovor wo.
of facts for advertising thd most pro
duetlvo region J.n tho world,
Hlg Cnniwry Mooting Planned.
Ah noted olsowhoro in this paper,
tho Wlllamotto Valloy Dovolopmont
League .through Its secrotary, J. R.
Slupurd ,1b collecting "Ono Thousand
FactB of Production" from tho farm
ers of olght counties. Thoso "Facts"
will bo priutod In conclso form and
distributed broadcast throughout tho
oastorn and middle utatou by tho
railroad companlos operating llnoa
to tho Paolflc coast.
Polk county will bo ontltled to 12R
ft(0ta in this collection ,and to obtain
(ho nccossary Information Mr. Shop-
bo made In behalf o ftho defendant,! or ?!?'! want tho whole thousand hard solid ard and Colonel Hofor, of Balom
and Judgo Wood announced that tho stand .went down with tho Germanic pro- will visit Dallas on Saturday of thli
instructions to tho Jury would b '" a severe storm nmld-ocoan the Bold fm, -wlitch tlmo thoy hq,6t
U OUIHH ,
this
to.
and with the remarkable returns wo meet as many farmorH as can con-
that
to town on
OUR ANNUAL
CLFARING SALE
now in full Wast and will be kept going until further
ftice. The choicest new goods must go to make room
our new spring purchases. This is our idea of doing
siness-to close out each season's stock, even at a toss.
w is your chance to get the greatest bargains that
'e ever offered in Salem.
udard 7c outing flannels in
lark and light colors
Kard OW
fancy plaid dress goods in a
iatlful range of coloringr tr
Clearing price yard . . . IJv
dress goods in pretty styles
knd shades
'ard ZfC
plain and fancy dress goods
extra fine materials Jr
Klearanee price, yard . . . '131'
irlng prioos on our entire
took of Silks.
f
white outing flannel a fine
uallty zt ,
Hearing price, yard , . " Is4w
kinds of bedding at, olearlng
jriceB. ,
mants of Silks and Dress
Joods Half Price.
$1.75 Fino Neck Scarfs
Clearing Prices
85c
Better Furrt at the same reduc
tion Men's C5c heavy winter under-wear-
t ,
Clearing Prices ........ u"C
Men's heavy bliuo overalls
Clearing Prices d"C
Men's $12.00 Suits j rn
Clearing Prices ?.HJ
60c double blankets ,n
Clearing Prices 07C
Ladles' 39o white long sleeve der
by ribbed wintor undor- j
wear. Clearing Price ; . . ZSDC
If you want bargains that are
bargains in Ladies' Swoll Suits
and Coats ,come to the Chicago
Store,
THE STORE THAT DOES
THE BUSINESS
roiwlv np nnnn no .Tnmiu V TTntulnu CrOW Was IO180U UUOUl in
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omer of the prosecution, completed , r uw... uu,. y u.u ...u ...-, pcopto'.vorilontly come
his address to tho Jury. Judiro W00A ouo waves until picked up by tho " ' .... .khUJL -v
stated ho would deny the request steamer rfawton. rolling from MM- . - . f , T'ho observer would suggest that
that tho jury bo Instructed that the Uiesborougb, Miginnti. Hacn ono 0 one hrdi'lhlsild Uo a gd'oppoTtunity for
verdict in tho Haywood case was ovi- tho rescued seven wore so war dond n flnQ Btnlonont chx ,)Q oV 'tiio farmm t0 mcQt nm, jMU thoP
denco that no conspiracy existed, and when found that it was feared overj a d hj)d Mnl' bgoU frult cnnnory for DnllM.
that ho would grant a request of tho ono would die. Dying of b aryntion, 8h0,nrd nt Salem. Ho Is a .Both Colonel Hofor and Mr. Shepard.
stato that Instructions bo given to thirst and every limb swol on and f h raiser '.general farm- are practical cannery men .having
bo made in behalf of tho defendant, bodies cyovered with boils they wore frut growor! Uq fcnwg ft,.hnd oxporonco , formnR tho SnIom
in his possession facts which were not WnB !n uo boay or tno uny cran. ifnntwll(in ,1Qfl00fl 1. iM1Quirh tho mu:i Cannlnu company, whtch now buc-
testlfled to, this could bo taken into Quick work on the part of pnsi- cnmQ ftt Mm nt Monmoith Wlth 'cossfMlly operates ono of tho largest
.consideration. Hawley, before be- c'ans on the Newton brought 4ho ft 19(nch cftul,flowor hlory nonriy 'cnnnorlos on tho coast. Colonel,
ginning his address, said ho would era back to consciousness, The kn()okod h,m Qut flf thQ Ha(J(0 ,laJw wrllos Uuit thoy wll, bo glnd
tho effect that If tho dofondnnt had uonmwuo iuu nuuiwuuu, b.u ., wimtwi. I to uiv,. tho rnrinoM all tho Informn
Tho Independence West Sldo hasjtlon possible on tho subjout whllo In
I first snoko of tho sudden ondlne- of on Novombor 23. In mid-oconn It
! ..... . ..r..n.i..nn.1 n Btrtxm ft nmilfl tinl wltll I ' '
buu V.JIOU, uiijiiik wiu uuiuuHo uaruu - - -- - this to say luallns.
not place on tho wltnoss stand th stand. Tho cnpUiln clung to tho ship j y R sini, tho corrospondHiK We bollevo It would be a good plan
men who woro chnrgod by Orchard nt it broke In two. tho crw , B(Joro( flf iho Wlllamotto Vnlley'to hold 11 furmors' meotlng on Bnt
with being Implicated In his crlmos, lanpoa imn a ihhuoui . ,.u,. ..,.. DoVolopnioiit Loaguo, is ongogod In 'urday and tako stops toward building
hecnuso the records of tho Haywood would bo plckod up sooner man it coiiootlon of a thousand facts 'a cannery In Dallas during tho c.om-
enso wou'd bo before tho prosecution was.
during tho croBS-oxnmlnntlon. Ho
referred to Darrow'B opening state- rirr) j
ment, which he characterized ns n jj)(
of Orchard's testimony, ho said his j
story was uncontradicted, and his '
manner on tho witness stand was im
presslvo as one tolling the whole
truth.
"With ho promlso of Immunity or
roword," said Hawley, "Orchard has '
told his shocking story, without add-
iiH (u ui umiu iiuui, iiuiLiicr njjiw
TURNED
TURTLE
about tho products of tho olght conn- lng summor. Many farmers havo
tlos of tho valloy. Those 1000 Htnto- suggostod such a meeting to us In
monts aro to bo made In each caso tho last fow wooks, and wo know of
by. the porducor hlmfcolf, so much por
'no better time than next Saturday
aoro or suoh a product sold for Buoh
a prlco. This roglon can ho made
to Hhow tho groat variety of products ralHors?
and tho rlchoBt ylold of any part of
the world.
ISaoh county is ontltled to havo 12
for gotting tho pftijoot undor way.
What say you, farmors and fruit
-o-
(IJnltod Pro Loasod Wire.)
Hed niuff, Cal., Jan. 3. Ellas 13.
Ing himself or soklng notoriety for Gardner, nge! 11, on oof tho nogt'noxt coionjat rut08 nro put Into of
JayhuwUiMfi Oet IliiHy,
RuwllvllK Ky., Jan. 3. Dashing
statoment In tho coiiootlon, nnd at Into this city, on horiohaok, undor
least 100,000 copies of thoso state- jcovor of darkuos, 100 night raldora
monts are to bo clreuJafcod In tho oarly this morning dynamltod nnd
oast In tho next CO days boforo tin, then burned two indopondont toima
co concerns. Tnroo ponaoimiu, whu
attompted to lntorfor with tho riot
ous coumo of tho rnldort, woro ovor
powered and hold In custody until
aftor tholr captors woro ready to
Referring to Darrow's crosvoxaro- curred near Cottonwood, while on tJon of ftt l0ft,t gn.OOO homwekdrs 1V0. It Is estimated thnt property
crlmos that woro not his. Ho spoke prominent capitalists of Northern foct Jn Mnrm Thoso stntomants
as a man repentant for his Fins, and California, and s Mason and T3lk of coinjIJK from tho producors thorn
seeking to, in some measure, redress high standing, Is dosd as tho result Lolvw Hlul comiitK from each of tho
tho wrongs ho has don.." of an automobile aociueni, wuicn ou- o( llt COUIltfoB will result In tho looa
inatlon ho paid a tribute to the Chi- hU way from his homo in Rod Rlutf
In our valley In tho next yonr.
Sond your stntomont of n big orou.
or yield of fruit or wool clip or prof.
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cago attorney, but said ho had been to his orchard nosr Anderson.
unable to shake the wltnoss on a The connection of tho front part
single point, oven though tye roc- of the body of the runabout, wlthjtg from norgo ,stook or dairying W;
ord of the evidence In the Haywood the axle broke, 'ino uoay, in wjiqu , R Snoimri at, Snlom. or bund them
case was before him. A lengthy dls- Mr. Gnrdnor sat alone, was thrown . t ,. te njc0 nml we wjjj forward. Toa. 'Twill suroly mnko nnd keep
cussion of tho law on conspiracy completely over, ns tho maohlno woo1,, , 1 lm T Ia H0Cti,m of itho whole family woll. 3fic, Toa or
valued u $-J0,050 wa damagod.
If you want tho family healthy,
strong and active during tho winter,
glvo them Hollltttor'n Rooky Mountain
was engaged in, after which the pro- going rapidly, and Mr. Gardner was
ooutor began to review the oorrobo- pinned beneath it.
rntive evidence. Tho decoasod was a loading spirit
in tho Ellas D. Gardnor Company,
; Z , 'sties & Gardner Company and tho
rst Tjvo and Money. LlftlwJg FruU Com,)any. He woji the
I Spokane, Wash., an. 3. Joe Ira iaa(jng gonoral Insuranco broker In
reported to the police that his bride- Northern California.
to-be, Louisa Costa, had disappeared,! . n
taking with her $2000 that he had Is Mayor Again.
'entrusted to her keeping. He took (United Press Leased Wire.)
out the marriage license severnl days Vancouver, B. C, Jan .3. Alex
ago. The baker feared the stability ando rBethune was re-eelcted mayor
jof banks. He had about $2000 Jn 0f Vnncouvor by acclamation. There
cash .and this he cave to his sweet- WOr voral prospective candidate
heart for safekeeping. When he went against him, but nono materialized at
to call on her Saturday night, he tho nomination booths yosterday, and
found that she had left, leaving word with much cheering In tho city hall,
that sbo would not return. ho was proclaimed mayor for 1908.
So sure was he of the woman's Rethuno la regarded as pro-emi-lovo
that he thought the matter was nantly a safe man. Ho Is neither a
inl'A TYirlnv lif rnth Hnwnnrt on tAifni i-nfftrmflr. nnr an adVOCflto Of
him, and he reported his loss to the nn open town. At tho same !mo he
police. He has offered a reward for manages to hold a very popular place
tne arrest of tne woman. ,q public opinion.
tho state cannot bo surpassed In this
lino of Information In tho coiiootlon
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