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SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 0. 1008
NO. 8
OMEN PUNISH THE PRESIDING ELDER
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resident Harriman Answers in the Merger Suit
WAUKEC
IAS BOY
MAYOR
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TOY BALOON
SALEM
STAYTON
RAILROAD
TRUSTEES ORGANIZE
ANSWER
IS FILED
IN MERGER
iTA JOINS THE RACK COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO AS-
BY E. li. HARRIMAN
rJlKSIDKNT ROOSEVELT
DIXO A COXGHESS FIGIIT-
tlOWKIt RATES.
tilted Press Leasod Wire.)
Ihjo, April C, Shorblo Bock-
i "boy mnyor" of Mllwaukoo,
wctd la Chicago today that he
rthid a balloon In St. Louts
tf be rens for governor of W1b-
i this fall 03 he may. ho will
ttba'bon for stump spenklng.
tri ate many counties In tlio
CERTAIN COST OF CONSTRUC
TION AUMSVILLE PEOPLE IN
TKRESTER IN THE NEW LINE.
Geo. Drown, ex-county treasurer,
and Willis Cnldwell of Stnyton, woro
In tlio city odny In conferonco with
rcprcBontntlves of tlio Saloin board
of trndo appointed to act for thin elty
In tho matter of tho Salom-Stnyton
o'ectrlc or Bteam rallwny. County
Treusuror Richardson wns chOBOti as
tho fifth inombor of tho board of
trustooa, with E. Hofer chairman nnd
HICAGO STORE
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
We Are Now Offering During
OUR EASTER SALE
The Greatest Bargains We Ever Offered
tte following departments Ladieo Suit-, Millinery, Dress Goods
'S2k, Waist Gooda Kid Gloves, Hoslory, Shoot, EmbroIderUs,
. Psnry Goods, Ribbons, Domostioi and ao on. We aro hero .to
! SockIb and when It comes to prices we don't tnke any back
ifrom any house on the Paolflc Coast.
Dress Goods
Nadi of yardg Qt tUo eWQ8t
fcwi .!. ,rom' l)ut down to
Ff that wiij please eVery-
J Yrt
' " k
c and 98c
36c, 49c,
Dress Silks
DHN1ES THAT THERE HAS EVER
IIKKX ANY CHANGE IN MAN
AGEMENT OP RAILROADS UN
DER HIS CONTROL.
(United Press Loasod Wlro.)
Salt Lake, Utah, April C. An
swers of tho dofondnnts In tho mer
cer suit of tho government ngalnst
E. II. Hnrrltuan, ct nl., woro filed to
day with tho clork of the federal
court.
In his anawor Harrlmnn snyB that
tho Union Pacific rnllrond selected
directors for various compnnls
through thoownorshlp of tho major
ity of tho stock but that the compa
nies aro operatod, managed entirely
In tholr own names and by their own
ngonts,nnd owpoc..lj.HQRdroUt?W.htf'
ownership of tho steamBhlp lines ply
ing botwoon San Francisco and Port
land, but Harrlmnn ontored a gonor
al donlnl that competition over ox
istod botwon lines now In his net
work of roads. Tho answer also
denlos that his various railroads and
steamship lines glvo him a monopoly
of commerco and trade or powor to
dictate
ANlRCHISTS
f AFTER"
INSPECTOR
1
MANY ARE ARRESTED
VICIOUS CIIINKSE HIGH HINDER
WANTED FOR HIS CRIMES
DEATH RED CONFESSION
CLEARS WOMAN OF CHIME.
ALDRICH . ,
FINANCE .
' MEASURE
OPPOSED IN HOUSE
HORSE
WHIPPED
MINISTER
IN NORTH SALEM
fUnlted Press Leased v"lro.)
CVhjcago, April G. What Is con
Bldorod as an attempt to assassinate
Pol I co Inspector McCann was mado
last night, nnd today 30 men sup
posed -tp bo nnnrohlBts aro undor ar
rest. They arc accused of hnvlng
been Implicated in tho plot.
McOnnn hai of lato been vory ac
tive In tho "tondorloln" dlstrlot, sup
LAROR ORGANIZATIONS HEEM
TO HE COMING TOGETHKR UN
HER MORE RADICAL LEADER
SHIP. (United Pros Lonsort Wlro.)
Washington, April C. Tho Ald
rlch financial bill, which wns recent
ly passed by tho somite, will not got
a sulllclent numbor of votos In tlio
houso to instiro its pnRsago thoro,
nccordlng to n Btntoment mtido todny
by Reprcsontntlvo Hill.
IIIU Bays that a secrot poll mado
In tho lower brunch of congress
pressing opium dons and rusortB of
111 viiiiiIa'. Mi.Pnnn'a llfn lu an 1.1 in
.11 il""v, ...v.v.u... ...u . . . , ... ...nlnrllu f Mm mnni.
hnvo been saved by his falling to """V h ""'"' "' .',
nppeat qt 'ascertain plnco whose ho
was expfccd.
Io .Angeles, Cal., April (5. "Want
ekfoVrih murdor of 'BevoVciirnes'o
In Rostonviind Now York during tho
rpcent tong wnr, Ui TI Lock, rated
by tho police as tho mo&t vicious
hlghbindor In tho Unltod States, has
been arrested horo togothor with hi
wlfo, King Young, In a dlvo in For
gusson alley.
The nrrost was effected through
Information given tho officers by tho
noston police, nnd through a secret
fhomng the vory latest
511. ! k PoDeoe alike!
!,," " "" ant hundreds of
iL a ' ' new shade
, 4bt' c5c' 75c'
$ n l 1 ' ami Children's
,T5" ."'or., cut down
PHrM iuo. uo anu
ti .,...
ru: - "er tovr Em-
ft i"!- u vara now
i brd. ,. t
"U cuiuestlQtf.
ladies' Suits
i '!,!"" 'wel stylish
' onf-tlll.il loco n
55 IT u w. . e's-
Ut ' '" cntcago
fflMu'' Salt
JJ -Uhor Sut
J -ttilorc-a Suit
$12.50
$1150
$16.56
rSHf V.m"e and Bet
La "" It win nay vou
JfeS
Faith, Triumphant
HONING MATCH
y.H SOCIETY FAKE
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Philadelphia, Penn., April C. In
tho prominent clubs of this city to
dny, theono topic of conversation
as tho "fight" Saturday night bo-t-voen
Jack O'Brien, professional,
and Anthony J. Droxol Riddle, so
e'ety loader and amateur boxer of
note. n T
To call the affair a fight would bo
dlgnirylng tho ridiculous.
It wai tho most farclal boxing ex
hibition ever hold In ropod nrtnn In
thlo nUv nnrln dl.l nnf nmianr tn
make the loat offort io land a blow.
(H Is the general opinion that had
the professional fought with his ao-
customed apod and cluverntss, ho
!wou!d hav laid Hlddle cold In tho
born are .opposed to thosinonHuro, and
thnt thoro A grawhig ujnlmont fftv
orinc lho crentloiu of a financial
bill and othor f UHKeBtlotir. barltit
on tho fiuanolnl .Bftuatlon during .life
rocosfl of cougrost nnd submit n re
port nit tho noxt.sosslon.
Tho Storllug omployors' liability
hill wns passod by tho hoiso todny
by n voto of a 00 to 1, It now gots
to tho senate.
Argumonts fnyorlng the passage
of tho Hepburn nntl-trust bill, whloh
was framod to romody dofects In tho
Shormnn nntl-tni)t law, woro con
tinued today bafor.o n Hiiji-commlttoo
of tho Judiciary qommlttoe, by for
mor Mnyor Soth Iowo of Now York.
New TjiImh Party.
Chicago, April C Tho first actlvt
stops looking to tho formation of n
now labor pnrty will bo takon in
Western Federation of Miners, will
VSER HIS TONGUE TOO FREELY
IN CONDEMNATION OF THE
MEM HERS OF A WELL KNOWN
CITIZEN'S FAMILY.
enemy of tho prisoner, roBidlng in
Chinatown. It is thought that his loak In tho mining -towns of Illinois
arrest will avort anothor tong wnr. j In thi hopo of winning miner ovor
Woman Wn Innocent. l tho oftufio-
. . ,, Af, This much was doclded upon to-
San Francisco, April 0 After ' ,fty afl lw of R wntwm u.
tnroe years or surrering, during' twoen labor
loadors nnd tho ex
change of nioseagaa botwoon oxoou
tlve oonimlttood and tho offlcors of
which tlmo tho flngor of unjust sus
picion drove her to nn Invalid's bed
and closed tho homes of her friends labor organizations In vnrlous oltlos
to her, Miss Holon Glough of Rorko
loy, has beon vindicated on an ugly '"K an
chargo of arson by the doathbod 000,000.
conffIon of n man whoso name is
unknown to her,
throughout tho country, roprosont-
aggregnto mnmhorshlp of
The UnKod Mlno Work-
ors of Ainorleii Miit a moesngo to
tho effect that It would bo repre
Presiding Elder Win, N. Coffey of
tho Frou MothodtBt church wns pub
licly horso-whlppod Saturday night
in front of tho church In North Sa
lem by two Indies who aro mombors
of tho church nnd who doclnro ho
hns boon talking carelossly about
them, nnd In fact hns beon slandor
Ing -thorn In his pulpit uttlirnncos
nnd prlvntoly. Tho womon woro ar
rootcd this morning nnd brought bo
fora Justloo Wobstor on a chargo of
breaking up u rollglous mooting, to
-whloh they plead not guilty, and tho
cuko was contlpucd.
Th6 vomun dhargo that Coffoy ban
.uLftndorodVtot only them hut tholr .
whole family and .that tbojj 'wurjigeS,
1ilm to "delist and- having" no othor
rccourao took this mcnnB to vlndlcato
themsolvea. Ono of tho two wom
on is mnrrlod and took her husband
with luir, whllo tho unmarrlod ono
took hor brothor along for protec
tion. Anothor woman accompautod
thoiu, nnd tho two did tho chastise
mont, whllo the throo woro witness
es nnd snw that no ono Intorfnrod.
Rev. Coffoy, who resides In Port
laud, did not mnko tho complaint
hlmsolf, iKit members of tho church
swore out tho complaint, which tho
court was dlsposod to treat lightly.
Roth tho women nro woll known, of
good character and stand well lu tho
community, hut raqucstod that tholr
n n in 6b bo loft out of tho uewspnpor
roport. Tho horBo-whlppIng took
plnco Saturday night at 0:30, after
tho.sorvlcuB and nf,lcr tho mlntstor
had dome out onto tho Htreut.
Mlse Clongh, who was a protego wnted at tho convontlon of the
of Jin. Phoebo Hoarst, was promi
nent In BOttlomont work and had
Westrn Federation of Minors to bo
hold In Donver In tha first wook of
fr mlniito of the first round.
j The 700 grny haired merchants,
bankers and profenslonal men whj
jwltnotsod tho exhibition agreed -that
' it was a huge fako.
ue Store That Saves You Money
I
j Frank Hughes secretary. Moesrs.
ichft. Hein and Sherman Swank of
Aumsvllle were -aleo In tho city in
'the iutereet of hiving the Una go
jtflrcigb tholr town. Caldwell and
Hofer. wore appointed as a commit-
tee to get ottlmates of probable ooet
of ?onstruotlng giioh" lino, and Brown
and Hugos wero named, to collect
statistics of possible business for the
line whon built. These committees
will report wlrhln a few days as to
probable coat and business. On the
basis of their reports, when made
public, stook wl'I be aiibecribod.
One fact of Interest was brought
out today, that eight miles of nsgr
steam railroad wero built from Sllj
vorton east for $6000 per mile.
Just returnod from a trip to I&iropo J'y ' two delegates, who would bo
for study, when she was given a po- Instructed to awilst In tho making or
ultion as teacher In domeetlo solouoe ln for a now organization.
at he New Contury olub. When tho Lauor i nnout to iimko ore uie
ohib closed for tho summor vacation flhacklee." said Haywood today.
In 1906, Mies CHoiiRh voluntoorod to "Th n!orlng man of this country
remain and ce.ro for tho club house, have boon uocoivod uy politicians.
Whllo sho wr out walking on Ono of the first stoiw will bo the
May 11 of tha year, the olub houso amalgamation of tlm United Mlno
was burned. Mlw dough's Jewolry Workers and the Wontsrn Fodarn
wa destroyed. Sho collooted InBiir- tlon of Minora."
aur money on it, and aftor it was n
discovered that the fire waa of In- COAL 8UITLIJIS
e nd'ary origin, a vagno rumor that' JfH T,,K VIMKC
Miss Clough had firod tho building 'Unltod Prose Ioaoil Wire.)
to g-t Uils insurance, was started.' Navy Yard, Pugot Sound. Wash.,
petactlvos houndort hor until she April C In antlolpation of the oom
waa driven to an Invalid's bod. In Ing ot the Atlantic Iltot and the
tho meantime, hor old frlonds bogan coaling of tho big fighting ships horo
m rm.u her bv. Rut vestordnv. the for tho voyage across the Pacific, the
i.i nf niianlfllon wan lifted from coaling plant horo has boon filled
her by a letter written by a foreman to overflowlne from tho mines of
in the houso of a prlost In Alameda. Virginia and Comox, B. C. At pros
taylug hor husband had confessed on ont the bunkers, with a oapaolty of
kto denthbcHl that he stoTo tho Jew- 22.000 tons, is filled brim full and
elry. It is supjiosod that tho olub ahout 17,a00 tons has-been dumped
houte was fired to covr up th(4 on the ground. At present there
thQtt are 39,732 tons In rosorve.
Wlio AViih Arn-Mi'd.
The warrant sworn out by If. A.
Wnltor as prlvato proKooutor, In
olifdos rrs, -Nottlo H Rhodes, Miss
Lulu Goodo, Jiispar Goodo, jVIr. and
Mrs, Hoy Phillips. Rev. Coffoy was
soon by u Journal reporter nnd, ma'o
the fallowing statoment:
"ThlH whblo troublo grows out t
ohargos ntoferred against J. F.
Goodo n whloh ho was uxpollod
from tho church. At tho (junrtorW
meeting Saturday ho appearod nn-'
demanded lla seat, whloh ( us pio
ildlng ofiler refimed. on tho ground
that ho i&d no membership, and wan
not entitled to a seat. With no othor
nro vocation so fur as I know. Jnsnar.
NottW, Lulu. Mrs. Phillips a)il hor
husband waited oulaido and as
saiiltod mo ns I left the church.
Thay knookoil my glnso off. In
jured quo of my eyes, boat mo over
tho .head, and during all the moieo I
madn no offensive roslstanoo, hut
nioroly fanoed to keep thorn off."
Ho olalms. this is tho fourth as
sault that has been made upon him
iuco last Novomber whon troubles
In tho (ihuroh with the Goodo family
reached u bead. After ho was horso
whlppod Saturday night, Rev Coffoy
nnd his friends retreated into tho
church aud sont for tho officers,
whon tho assaulting party retired.
Witnossea aro bolng subpoonaod and
prepanitlpns, are being jnadd for a
trial ho'foro Judge Webster.
FAITH TRIUMPHANT
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