Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 13, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text-,l- is 4 DAILY CAPUT Ah JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY. JWUAItr M, 1008. STANDARD AT ITS OLD TRICKS r r A (United Press Leased Wire.) j flan Franclhco, Jan. 13. Tho .Standard Oil Company has declar d $ tror on Ittf most powerful rival In Cal ifornia, and ha undertaken to forco I opposition from tho atato by raulng a price. Tho Standard la dlreotlng ilto attack against tho big English n corporation which oporalfce in tho folate, undor tho nam of tho Calif or I la rctroleum Roflnorloa and Callfor f nla Oil Field. In tho Santa Maria i territory Iho concern gooa by tho ' Connor name, and In tho Korn county district by tho latter designation. I Tho rcngiuwi company naa jure oc POSSES LOOKING FOR MURDERERS gun to operate on a largo scale, wliou tha Standard oponed Its campaign by rallng pricw. Tho high prlcos will ' nVn It ImimmiMitn for tlin Enallllh it company to fill 1U contract -with any degreo of profit. Tho Rockefeller company has raised prlcos In tho Kr rlvor, Coallnga, Midway and Mc 1 KfUrlck fteUl to 0 conta a barrel ami to 85 conta In tho Santa Mada country. I Tho Hnglinh company baa a con tract wllli tho Toyo Klaon Steamship Company for 2,000,000 bvrola a year at 42 conta a, barrel. Tho company ttonnd It difficult in nil thla big con tract and wn forced Into tho open J marlict for oil. The Standard Jumped tho prlco to n figure which tho for Ign corporation cmihl not afford to pay, In vlow of !( low-prloo con tracts. Tho California llonnorlo.i Compnny sold short In tho oil mnrkot and tho Standard noised the oppor lunlty to turn buH and ombnrrarat Its rlrnl. (United Press Traced Wire.) Seattle, Wash. ,Jan. 13. Posse? or citizens led by Deputy Sherlffa arc today scouring tho Cedar river ral- loy country searching for two high waymtm, who on Saturday nigni noi and killed O. Johnson, aa tho result of tho attempted ho!d,up of a salpon at Kangloy, owned by Jack Lacordo. Practically ovory man In tho vicinity has been ontrajred In tho hunt. Aunn BITTEN TO DEATH BY VICIOUS HORSE SAN FRANCISCO GRAFTER (Continued from page one.) ..- ... , tlon, by a deputy; (United Press Loascd Wire.) Seattlo, Wash., Jan. 13. Bit In the throat by a vicious young horsd lin wnK harnesslnsr. J. If. Adams, a farmer, bled to denth. within two liours after tho altack. Tho event hnpponod on Adama' ranch near Nov olty, 11 miles from Klrkland. Satur day foronoon. Corcmer F. Carroll was notified of his death yofitorday. Ho ascertained that tho case la not ono for Investlg- tho atfapeots had been captured Johnson ban rolallvea in Ottawa, Canada, and a abler In Lowell, Maps., but no relatives In this part of Iho country. He wan a brldgo carpentor 05 yenra of age, and waa employed by tho North Coast Timber Company. -o SAD DROWNING AT SEATTLE KILLED HIMSELF WIFE ESCAPED Tho doctor found that his wlna plpo had beon punctured and several largo veins In tho neck ruptured. Io is survived by a wife o ALASKA STEAMER GOES ASHORE (United Preis f.oonod Wire.) Scuttle. Wiuiti.. Jan. 13. Th Mad ison Park house boat oniony on l,ak WanhliiKton was ahookod yoatordny morning whim Dim body of Mm. Ileth 1 Pntuoroy, 31 years of age, wife of O. II. Poumroy, n lawyor, whm drag K1 from lliu lake. Shu had been mltmlng -Inw Friday night, when ah laughingly bade her husband good liyo, left biiii In tlielr Imui-oIhmu aMd liurrbM awuy to lh hottse boat of n neighbor JoIm patty or frtaiHle, wptoUug Umt Mr Pomrroy would follow her. Iletota ha-, the fcoaee bo4U Mr Poataroy wU llisl, u tkf night wm ahlUy, he would not go an lea aha alased heavy wrap aboat Ur Mi jotagly Mid all right and wnl oat Ut d'Mir Nat rlnraln tltl altK HHMt.) hrllvl thai ah a ImhI kail a wMmn attm-k tf aruralgU Hml hMl fO U MSiUlllUH. f n hH tfaNM in a tirtvluu kvlwrJvy. hi'r, bi rmm-wi nan umtiMMi (ha aM or tJluudfcoNMU. 1 hr M tu tfc ti4i f lb vshUt, miuI VMtwrOay hr botly m twm la II Mu( wattr. wh h)m hat) rtUc'Uly Mpvml mm! rM l. Umr tHMc for My not btrtitg hsr4. rilvt Ouml In (I to 1 1 )nri, PAZO OINTMHNT la gvanuUatHl m lr r f Iteklm. Mind, m! lag or Protruding 1'Hm.U o to H lay kur monay rfMmll. 50a. I IH IlKMll IVUkhctl, (UhIUkI PrM I4 wir.) HfHka. WaiA., jMi i WIU tk hak tfee hm4 wnml. Um m u( kvii AIMitg. wiof 1iiw Htalrto Urmmt. wtm rmtml It yanla u MMiuary wit tr U kaatj A tnnH wm ha4 Immni Ih Mm yH ik mt Aibrt-H- tiM. dj i. r2rII!T (United Proa Lonaod Wlro.) , Oakland", Cal., Jan. 13. With tho Inughtur of two child ron ringing In hla earn, John Alexander May Althof, club man, mntt about town and son of n Now York banker, aroso from itlio dining tnblo at hla home last night, nnd, aflor firing two ahota from it revolver at hkt wlfo, ruahud iit the Hlnlrn to hi bedroom and blow out his brnltiH. "I won't hurt you," anld Althof, mulling at tho children. Tho child roii cowered In tliu corner whllu Althof aent tho aocond ahot at lila wlfo. It iiiIhhi1 bar, like 11 llrat shot, and ahnttored a pile of crock ury on a aldebofird. Mrs. Althof oa oapel. Tho man took auolhor look at tho vhlldrHii. Thou lie lulrrled up Hliilra Htul they acrtwmthl again mh they hraAl him flro for the third tlmo. Tho surgeons pronoHiicoil life oxllnct whon t tit Hinhutauoe nrrlvtd. Althof had linen entertaining the two children, who boarded at his homo, and his mother-lu-litw, Mrs. J. loud, when he uroee from tho table. Ho drew u revolver Juet ua hla wife lapped Into hh adjoining rmiin. I'll get you," he ko'itad, and llrwt. I'ka luinie life of Iba Altbof's IihI Hot Wean happy raeanUy, ami tke hua Uttml la dartarail la Ware ranaiUerily hraaiaMad Wi kill aJa wl(a. Ills faiaar, Char las Althof. who re arrtty ratlml (fm taa baaktag bust aas, in tlartarea' to ha worth orr la. oeo (United Prosa Leaaod Wire.) Valdcz. Alaaka. Jan. 13. Tho steamor Saratoga, of fho Alaska Steamahlp Compnny, whllo en routo from Vnldez to Sowurd via Cordova went iiHhoro on tho mtid banks at tho Inttor placo. Captain Shnngo re tho defendant, Schmltz, be admitted to ball In case No. 305. There is now no conviction standing against him, nnd ho Is entitled to ball oa a matter of right. Thore is no provision off law that exactly fits this set of clr cumstances. Tho dofendant now OC' oupies tho samo standing as ho did. boforo a Judgment of conviction wa3 rendered and wo now aok that ho be rolpased upon ball." Tho motion of Drew was opposed by Assistant Dlotrlct Attorney Cook, who declared that tho decision of tho appellate court did not becornd final until 30 days had elapsed. He not that the decison of the appellato court waa at present merely an opln-, ton and not an order. "Under tho constitution this caso stands merely on an appeal pcrri, ing," aaid Cook. Attorney Drew then changed bis argument and admitted that tho mat ter was within tho discretion of tho court, stating that code had not been amended bo aa to provide for tho court of appeals, which Is a compar atlvoly now Judicial Institution in California. Judgo Dttnno denied tho motion, to which Drew took an oxcep tlon. It is ontlrely probablo that with in tho noxt few days an appeal will bo taken directly to the rupromo court to allow Schmltz his lib -ty upon SHE STOOD BY HIS DOG ASTORIA BOY RAISED CHECK' (United Press Leased Wire.) nhohnll.q. Wash.. Jan. 13. Ten- year-old Etta Fink Is laying In a lit-1 tlo bed In tho children's ward oi u.o Chehalls hospital today, hovering between life and death, becauso of a gaping bullet wound In her breast. Sho waa shot yesterday at her horrio rieaiv Alpha, Wash becauso sho hurled her body between that of her P.lidflg and thO'rlflo barrel hold in tho hands of 18-year-old Victor Smith, When Smith shot his bullet hit tho girl. For same unknown reason-Smith had grown angry- at the Fink doc. and. picking up a gun, an nounced that ho would km tho ani mal, Tho news of his Intention reached tho Fink homo bororo he reached it Whon h oarrlved ho raised- his gun to shoot, and as bo did so Etta leaped In front of him. As Bho fell screaming to tho ground Smith dashed Into tho forest. A posso Is searching for him, but ob yet ho has not been captAirod. ftiusiit uiuriainniin rrnm inn utonrrmrl 131.10. bollovlng that ho would float(bond9' but nothing In this lino will off with tho High tldo today. Tho atonmop lina a largo oargo aboard for Cordova nnd ninny pnsttongors. No ohuko Is known hero for tho accldont, u n In a high Htonn or fog was pre vailing. ' o MAY SETTLE DIFFERENCES bo dono todny. DEADLY AUTO GETS A VICTIM (Unltod Preaa Lonaod Wlro.) Seattlo, Wnab., .Inn. 13. A ape obtl mooting haa been called of the Marino Ijlnglueora' Huuollclal AmiocI Ntlou for tonight, which will tuko up the proout wnge scale difference be twoeu the englneon and tho etoam bout oompnule. Deyond etntlug that tho meting la exported to develop a new uud Important plmno of tho Hit tuition, the onglneore wilt make no tHtenunt. The MtetinibaNt owners atata Mint mo new wale proposition haa been ettbHiltted to etthor aiwoulntlou, but believe that the preeant wage icale will be up for dtecuaalott and action. The cHglneara laet week tabled Kiiliiiuirlncs for the Pacific. (United Press Loaned Wlro.) Waahlngton, Jan. 13. Sonntor Ankeny todny Introduced n rosolution In tho nenato cnKIng upon tho secre tary of the navy to report on the cost of throw additional submarino boats, two for Puget Sound and the third for Ornys harbor, Waahlngton. Tho res olution, which was adopted, also nekn Seorotary Metoalf to report on tho nooeaalty for tin puroliaee of the hoattj. Ijibor Gvta ii Jolt. (United Press Leased Wire.) Washington. Jan. 13. Labor or ganization of tho Pnclflc const wna doalt a sovcro blow today whon tho United Statos supremo court refused to roviow tho Judgmont of tho fedorn tlonlsts of California; which Is under nn Injunction against tho strikers of tjio coastwlso stonmors. Labor unions wanted the restraining order set aaldo. ( United Press Leased Wire ) Portland, Or., Jan 13.-.-A np ipaica io wie JL'oruand Eventi. Tfwtirnnt frnm Aaliiln n ai Turlo Nordstrom, son, of John N0d atrnm. niifthlnr Of l.hrt Rnm.,1. . , . . -"--uuaaaviaij iviiiuriciiu ouvuigs unnnj ig charred with haying rafagtftiCt 8lgg by J. it. a. BMnwttnaioWnt,, uonai uauK, oi V11'. wM5,6fJ(J and with having' csfUljboifed the forgery on.p.A&ik&itofi fa operation wag jxoffai9cifii ultll today when tha'papor reaohed Astli. ior collection. Nordstrom fefi. '. toria on Thanksgiving day presum, abfy to sen on stock. He -was dark of tho First National Bank hero 'for two years, ana wair married, .but fed' separated from nis"'wlfo. Before Vo. Ing East Nordstrom hnd Bennett sign a YA uratt. it was tins draft. tit Nordstrom "fixed" so successful Whilo Nordstrom waa in ChlcngoThij also forged a letter or Introduction to the bank. No Coailjututor Hlsliop Amiolntnl. (Unltoil Preaa Loasod Wire.) Home, Jan. 13. Contrary to ox poctntlona, no action wna taken todny In tho matter Involving the appoint inont of a coadjutator bishop at San Krniiclaco. AeauranceH hnd beon kIv- en thut the appointment would be mado. Why Surfer From Ilhciiiiuitlsm? Do you know that rheumatic pains can be relieved? If you doubt this Just try one application of Chamber lain's Pain nlm. It will make rot the and sleep poaalble, and that certain- Eat anything you want, don't starve yourself, fearing It won't agree, for Holllator'a Kocky Moun tain Toa donna the bowola and stom ach, and milked digestion onay. .15c, Toa or Tablota Dr. Stone's Store. - o Will Continue I'roHociitloni. Washington, Jan. 13. Tho Presi dent today held several conferences with reference to tho land fraud cases. Iio tnlkod with Secretary of the Interior Garfield and ex-Commla-sloner-denernl Ualllnger, nnd Inter with Governor Buchtol, of Colorado. Socrotnry Garllold announced nfter tho conforencea that tho pronocutlon wlU not bo dropped, and thut tho LowU decision In Colorado affected the Colorado case only. Scliiii'bcl'H Appointment Hung r (United Press Leased, Wire.) Washington, Jnn. 13. Consldcra tlon of tho nomination of Christian Schucbel, as district attorney of Ore gon, was postponed todny by tho son. nto commlttoo on Judiciary, at the re quest of Senator Fulton, who ts op- posing tho appointment. The senator doclaros that ho hai lot tors from Oregon protesting against tho nomlnntlon, and thnt lis wnntM to bo hoard on tho mattor b- fore It Is finally sottlod. Schuobc-1 was nominated on tho recommenda tion of Senator Botirno, Fulton's col loaguc. conipromiw ogtrwl by th oHnert. ly means a great deal to any one af but it.- that u might b,. tukin uiijillrted with rhumatl-m. For sale NKMln at any tiim Ht nr Stono'a dniK tore. u IF YOU KNKW Tho merits or the Texns Wondur, you would never Buffer rrom kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. SI bottle two months treatment,' sold by druggist or by mall. Send tor tf'4amonlal, Dr. E, W. Hall, 292" Olive atreot, St Loiii. A HiihtNoiiH' OIHfi Iloom IS In (the Lndd & Dush building, occuplod by Mossrs. 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