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"T?t '! : ri SIOOl f A rT A ' a -r HALKM, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL l, 1008 NO. 8ff a lottraol IE BIG STICK IS WANTED FOR CASTRO A mi.fwuitw. 1 1 i ?rx ate Rejects La Foltette Employer's Liability Bill 1E2UELA ,' IESIDENT LAMBLIKE TEDDY" CONGRESS HAS FULL -POWER TO STOP ANARGHV ICOXGKKSS TO AUTHOR- TO ACT AS UK DEEMS at r-SFKCIATi MESSAGE TO FOR FOUR nTTLESHIPS. fcW ?tm Leased Wlro. I ton, Arrl' 9 Tho feeling toaonthe pnrt of tho admln- i toward th Castro govorn- I siren way o onger Mnco kitlon of In plred nrtlcloa icat ncwinnners criticising lit Roosevet and Secretary diplomatic ncRotlatlons mny mattcrn In controversy ttlnued-on page flvo.) IWHW Tir" FROM CIRCULATING ITS LITERA TURE THROUGH THE MAILS PRESIDENT SENDS A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS. illniiMi' PreBB Leased "Wire.) Washington, April 9. Arousc-d by tlit rcporti mado by secret Borvlco operatives who linvo boon Investigat ing nnnrclilstc Hoclotics and publica tions, tho Prcaltlont, In a apodal message to congress today recom mended legislation looking to tho suppression of anarchy, particularly In tho dissemination of anarchistic literature. Tho message reads as fol lews: (Continued on pngo live.) GOULD; IS AFTER THE PRINCE WHO IS IN HIDING II ICAGOSTOBE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE j. If Jyou want bargains in the latest up'tO'date millinery, dress goods, dress FIGHTING HIS MARRIAGE WITH MADAM GOULDACTRESS WHO IS MIXED UP IN A DIVORCE CASE SUFFERS COLLAPSE. (United ProB Leased Wire.) Now York, April 9. in Bplto of all ntatomontH to tho contrary, George Gould Is still pn the trail of Prince Hollo do Sagau, who Is Book ing tho hand of Mmo. Gould, with a view of getting Inside Information as to his habits. That ho haB not nbandoucd his belllgoront stand toward tho prlnca Is evidenced by tho fact that ho has engaged dotcctlvoa to dog tho Frenchman's footsteps and has also rcquosted tho chief of pollco of Paris to give him what Information ho may have. It Is not likely that tho Paris po llco could offer any a&slstanco unless l tho prlnco had In Home way com mltted orfenso that might havo ben brought to tho attention of tho de partment, is sold. Hollo smiled today when told that Gould wan seoking. information con corning his past. "I havo nothing to concoal," he said, "Let him employ a thousand detcctlvea If ho cares to." STERLING LIABILITY MEASURE MAV PASS SENATE FFORT TO 8 FOLfiBTTE EFFORT TO 8URST1TUTE THE LA HILL WAS DEFEAT. NO- Kl AXOLimilCS OLD COMMON iiXw miLE on negligence. United Press Leased Wlro.) Washington, April 9. Efforts rondo Job. tho part of a few sonnlors led" bw8cnator Dolllver to substltuto tho LFolIotto employers' liability bill for tho Serllng mensuro, which wns frmed by tho house, April G, fulledgln the senato today. Tho mo tion, gvhlch was mado by Dolllver, was ipm on me tauio uy a voio oi ,30 to21. ' Thd" only voto rocordod ngalmt ho Sterling bill In tho bouse was cast by Roprc6outatlvo Llttlefleld of Mnlnoi This mensuro. which Is much moro weeping than tho sonato bill, ! established tho doctrlno that th railroad companies engaged In intar istnto commVco nro liable--for per sonal TTnJvtrlcs rccMvod by cmployo , In nhrffPforvlco. ' " It abolishes tho strict common law rulo of Hnblllty, which bars a rocav ory for tho personal Injury or doath of an omployo causod by th? nogll genco of n fellow sorvant. A provis ion, however, diminished tho amount of tho recovery In tho same dogroo, that tho iifgllgonco of tho Injured one contributed to tho Injury. lO". -V- PROMINENT GRANDEES PLOTTING DAMAGE CASE IS SETTLED AGAI NST SPANISH DOTY WILL BE FREE ENGLISH DETECTIVES HAVE UN EARTHED SOME PEOPLE HIGH IN AUTHORITY AS ENEMIES OF THE GOVERNMENT. v-Sfew silks, ladies' PvvwvSlllirt suits, "spring s3u)MlVm jackets, lingerie ZXfrL MHwP vaists, etc, MflJmJmfM lij to the I Jl'ltHi a,icas J JPI lilM store Mi ItM 'WfBk andsee M .mSk "" mllilil ' f m 1 1 TOM for y00- ! z& - goods. ALL-ALASKA SWEEP STAKES DOG RAGE Julia Mwlowe Case, Ithnca, New York, April 9. Jula Marlowe was fully rocovorod this morning from tho effects of the ner vous collapio oho suffered last night, duo to tho mention of her name in divorce papers fllod by Mrs. Knrl von Hermann. Mica Marlowe will ap pear at tho theater tonight, senatorsarT Uft)linU 1 ULIUn, (United Press Lesod Wire.) I Nome, Alaska, April 9 Tho All Portland. Or., April 9. Two can- Alaska Bweepstakes dog race onded dldatoa for tha Republican nomlna- thls morning with A. Fink flrst.nor. . i 1 1 ,m n.i Kcr second and Atkinson third. TJio fon for tho Presidency, Vice Pros!- tbme wng foHr dayfl and 23 hour8 dfnt Fairbanks and Unltod Slatos The race was from Nomo to Candle 8 imtor Knox, and throe United and return, a distance of 412 mlls. S atOT senators belonging to tho same Bach dog team was composed of cotorio, Cullom of Illinois, Nelson of 0le:ht animals, Tho do?s endured XMnnoBota and Lodgo of Maseaohu- terrible hardships. A blizzard was eeits, havo Jumpod Jnto the Orogou raging nearly tho entire time and political stow pot and rit themsolvos POmp of thorn wore badly frozen, on record ns being In favor of tho re- qiw dog toam was lost In tho !co, and election of- United States Senator jon ?n, tho driver, had narrow os- Fulton, tho man who recently was cai)J from death and was rescued featured In t)m pages of a national wj,en the fifth team overtook him. weekly ai onobf the "senate's un- The race wob for K00. Over $50,- desiraDies. Touay an uregon is qqq changed hands. on tho result buzzing with the news, which Is as , 0 ,., . riioice a' hit or pouuoai gawip as nns been turnod up during the pronont campaign. l Lodgo's name in the list cornea as a surprjpe. H Is known to b Presl- j dent Rgose vet's close psrsonalj frtond and tho mouth piece for the,. President In th -onate. Manv or; Fu'ton' friend are taking Ldgs'sl Injorsemmt as nn Indication that Roosevelt is anxious to see Fulton t r United PrMi Lbm! Wire.) ro-oloeted and that tho admlnlatro-j nalrrtt-A Ajlrll 9. All Indications tlon no lougor favors tho men who,,! to early ohanges In Groat Rrlt so furlou-ly attaekod Fulton last a. mblnat as tho result of the ap wlnter. 'polntiuent of Herbert Henry As- The vice ?reIdentlal and senator-(jUc(h 0rmler of England. Io4 tndoreeraftHta nro very fulsome. Atqll ,n gB(i King Edward were VJoe Preldor Fairbanks sayaj 'j pouftreuee iiji to noon today, when "I have watched Ftilton's senar th0 fornlor jaft for Paris. Ho will torlal wprk with great interast ajul rgat.h iondon tomorrow night. It It g!v me pleasure to teitlfy to lils Ig apposed that he now knows tho constitutional standing among his ,W.i,w of the king In regard to a ASQUITH WAS WITH THE KING co'eaguea and frI?ndH and fearlps.' Senator Knox deolares He Is able hake ip and undoubtedly will speet ih-m in many Instances. ro- I should be well pleased If the'. . M1IKBr rile of Oregon ehojijd see fit tp,plin,y - nFSPOVmiJLE Store That Saves Yon Mousy neon re-elect Snator Fultbu. Ho h a very valuable member of that body." Senator Cullom remarked; "Senator FuUou Is one of the best men In the senate aijd should be re turned." Senator Lodgo telegraphs Senator Fulton Is an able and hard working senator and a sound and able lawyer I have a strong re gard for him personally " iTDlted Presi Leased Wire.) Chicago, April 9. Despondent ovr the- lump In stocks, L. D. Knee Jand. a wealthy stock broker, com mited suicide this morning by shoot lug hi in no) f through the bead In bis apartments. His wlfo was in the ad joining room when he fired the shot, but he was dead when she reached bis side (United Prosa Leaned Wire.) Madrid, April 9. Assistant Chlof of Pollco TrcBOls' statement on tho witness Btnnd during tho trial of An archist Juan Hull at Barcelona that "high porfionngeti" w ro behind the prisoner Is tnken In Spanhlu court circles as tho first hint of n cam paign Just beginning against nn aris tocratic cotcrlo long nuspected of activity against tho cxlsitlng govern ment. Inspoctor Arrow, of Scotland yard, who camo to Spain soiCo tlnio ago to Investigate recent nnnrchlstlo out rages, is said to havo found ovldenco almost from tho first that men In Im portant government positions and others high In soclVtv woro concern ed ln tin plot nudiMdlng tho nctunl perpetrators Iff tli; outrages with money, Induoneo nnd'protoctlon. Presumalbv-ho experienced dim culty In backing his hupIc!ouh with proof, howover, for tho nnnounco mont by TrsBols, who has boon work ing with tho Scotland yard Investl i'"or, thi h "will dnnounro tho cul prits at ho proper timo" is tho flrBt 0JM3U admission tho authorities have mado that they havo succeeded In trf'i'w tho crimes to their source Arrow's recent statement that ho oxpectu soon to quit his prosont p.ost and r"turn to England Is accepted us anothor Indication that ho has Un iHhod his work and rurnlRhed tho government with fncts which ho bo IIovch sunlrtent to cnnblo It to stamp out terrorism. Tho Inspootor hns nomlnnllv con corned hlmsolf only with conditions at Barcelona, notoriously tho head quartors of tho terroristic movement. He hns mndo many trips to other Spanish cities, howover, and Inform ed himself thoroMghly ' concerning conditions all ovor the country. " u - Lam) I'Vaucl Ciisch. Washington, April 9. Toitlmony damaging to the dpfoiuo In the Hyde DeiiHon land fraud caso startod by tho government, was givqn today by Walter I. Slack, formerly a book keeper In tho employ of Mesirs. Hydo and Reiiflon In their real estate olllro lu San Francisco. Slack tostlflod that while ho was thus employod blank applications for Bchool lauds wore riignad In Hyde's offlco and aftorwardh filled out by the boys In the ofDce. He said that th firm of Hydo. and I)onio wafe InUrostod In 60.QQ0 ,4ioro8 of and, most or which wjis In th name o ". C Clark. H- HRld that somo of tho Oregon traots vwiig un der F. A. Hydo' name. Tho Indlctmont against tho de fendants charges that during lio period f'om Octobor. 1901 to Febru ary. 1904. at Washington, In the District of Columbia, they unlawfully coniplred to cWraud the Unltod HintMM nut nt lnrifa trnala nr Dlllillc lands laid open to settlors In Hon I of lands within thp limits of forest' ru"orvatlon. It Is further charged that Jonh H. Schneider, ono of the defendants, was sgnt to Oregon In 1898 and within CO days socrired titles to more than 40.000 aoros of school lands within tho Cascade ranco foro&t reservation in that state. HIGH CHOOL TEACHERS WHO ARE HE-EMPLOYKD At ih. iiinatlnsr .Iurs. Crolsau. Ioe, Eulfiy nnd Rabcook woro pres ent. Moore aiiBoni. am cue iiiku school toachers were re-electod ex n( mIm l.nrkc v. whri is encaeed to bn married. A teacher of mathe matics. Mr. Mitchell was maae per- mnnnnf Un Macrfl'ra wan fimnlov- ed &s supervisor of music to nut In full time at o per monui. one ima hnan tAachlnif half time the Past year 8ho will havo charge of all musical performances OKLAH()LV WOMEN WHO PIN NED HER FAITH ON ARDENT" LOVE LETTERS WRITTEN H" A WOODHURN II OTA IK ARTIST, Some confusion Is caused by tint calendar In tho circuit court boing ono day behind. Tho suit of Atttoiio Sfrlo ngnlnsC tho Southern Pacific company for 110,850 damages for a badly muti lated leg, has boon sottlod out oC court and tho suit dlBinlBscd. The case of O. E. Doty, it fisher man from Tillamook, charged with untieing 15-year-old Anti Davlx from hor homo and marrying her lit this city will bo dismissed by District Attornoy McNary whon It la callod today or tomorrow, becauso of rather startling developments whlr;h havo transpired since Doty was nrroutod last rail, and slnco whon ho hns lain In tho county Jail horo awaiting, trial. - ' . f l'v& Letters in Court Lovo lottors, giahlng, libnoy5--dripping nrdont ones woro Introduced lu the broach of promise BUlt which has boon on trial In tho circuit court yesterday nftornoon and today, In which Clarklo A. Wolls, formorly a dressmaker of Lawton, Oklahoma, Is tho plaintiff, and R. L. Htowart, n prominent fnrmor of Woodburn, Ita tho dofendant. Tho letters aro filled with expron- slons of love and endearment such ns would put nny ordinary lover of 30 or thoroahouts, to pale. It Is on too strength of theso lot tors that Mb. Wollu wanta $(1000 damage,, for sho camo at tho bid ding of Stownrt, who hnd met hor Irr 1004 at hor homo In Oklahoma, only to bo "turnod down" by her de voted Ipva-luttor writer and that with only $10 with ho,r. As against this, severnl witnesses-. Including the ptn'ntlfr horsalf, were lut ou tho wit now stand and toatiV fled that Bho had slated "sho wnulcf not marry that old man unlets 'tljoro wiih soiiiotlilng n It.' " The enstr went tp the jury nt noon. CALIFORNIA'S WELCOME TO THE FLEET (SHIJATRST IH-dT.lON, IN HIS TORY OF PACIFIC COAST 1!R GIVEN VlJfiXW UJON VVH) A RIVAL. The crowning event n tho world fainocis voyago of tho Amerloun haitlocihlp ilrt t win be thu rousing ro- optlon It received In San Frunolsgo From tho hour tho slxtoen big men-' qf-war ploygh through the Ooldom Oato on May Gth until thecloso of thee grand rovlov op May tith, every motnout will be flljed with stirring; ami historic events. Th Southern Pacific Company! lines In Oregon will make a low round trip rato foi this occasion-, from Salem to Snn Francisco of $'&h Sale datos . May 2, 3 and 4. Fftml returij limit U' 29 dnyu. This wlir allow ample timo to soo In detail tlio rebuilding of tho great city of 8ari Francisco. TJo visit the many pofntsr of interest in and around the Hay City and rnuko side trips at pleasure In Southern California. Cull on airy agents fqr. descriptive matter of CaT-t IforUja, maUq lplnp car rcerya-t t on lu advance. WM. McMURAY, . General Passenger Agonf. JOHN'M SCOTT. Aslstant General Paszener Agent '1 t "CttB ' '
