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SALEM, OREGON, TUKSlAlMPKUi 21, 10fl
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NO. M
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T
OURNE IS STILL DEMANDING ROOSEVELT
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Hy Jack Tars ' Capture the City of Los Angeles
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IP r hriirr IIUl , i rfcniirtitr- nrnnn rsnlrpinniT i a hAi tii
IS OF
HE PRIZE
FIGHTERS
AT -TOGO
THE NAVY 1
CAPTURES?
-THE
GiTY
Of. LOS ANGELES
IT OX .NBLSON AGAINST
kS .lTTEIJj HOLDS FEATH-
WEIGHT BELT GANS TO
ILK WITH BOER HEAVY.
sited Pre-s Lensod Wlro.)
Francisco, April 21. Flvo
dollars that "BattlliiK"
an bet Joe Qann hi n 45-
bittlo Is tho bot that Willla
ktlt former's mrnnger, jny lo
ttt lo mnko ir tlio colored
111 innounc? Ii'b wUUngnosa to
oe iiceowisch fight.
i declares ho has already post-
: amount with Jnmes CoRrath.
inn to bo eo anxious to matcli
pttgo with Guns that ho Buys
I in the latter nnmo tho mono-
jrndlUoni and wlU offer no op-
lo a "wlnner-tako-nll" prop-
unit ueclnro.i thnt ovcrv-
r'll bo off If ho doea not hoar
Baas by 8 o'clock tonight.
Be bo unable to got n Dalit
mm, Drltt will talk busIncBi
r McFarland
Ms are being expressed 08 to
bo'iivan'o abHItv to make
pnadi four hours boforo tho
r Mi battle wMh Abe Attoll
30 Sullvnn Ir hovorlnir
tt 128 mark, which. If ho
pa big H't'e man, would not
par apprehension on tho nnrt
handler but It In lone filnco
oklynlte has made welirht for
tisd being over eovon, tho nnt
!ulon Is that ho has "sot"
to get down to 123 will
rate bero'c treatment .un to
p oe la cai'cd to step on tho
. I pr0C""i thnt Tvnnl.l un.
Vj te'i -oruh ra when ho Jumna
ft riDf Ills trnlnnra Innlut
"'
T
SCENES OK WILDEST fFjNXHUS
JABM ATTEND THE APPEAR
ANCE' OF AMERICAN rJAILOIJS
SHOW Til Kill ABILITY.
BOURNE
DEMANDS
ROOSEVELT
xxsom
.i
TO BE NOMINATED
(United Press Leaned Wlro.)
, Los Angeles, Col., 'April 21. Lou
Angolct Hurrundered unconditionally
to tho nnvy today. All buslnotm wan
suspended In accordance with ttlie
proclamation of tho mayor and by
dawn thousands of visitors from
neighboring towns wore pouring In
to the city to pay their homage to
tho nation's ea lighters.
The feature of tho morning's pro
gram was tho automobUo parado
of Hear Admiral Thomas and tho'of
(leers of tho fleet and n repetition of
yoatordny's Spanish barbecuo and
JAtlflellc eventn glven-to tho'cnllsted
mon at unutos uasuuafi parK.
WhUo tho oHlcerB wero cheered to
tho echo by tho solid banks of ox
citod neoplo that lined tho route of
tho parade, It wnsho brawny bluo
Jacket who wai tho center of great
ot Interest, At Chutes park a Beoth
Ing mass of humanity swayed back
and forth, singing patriotic rongs
and ongaglng In scohea of wildest
dojpnnBtrntlon whenovor tho marine
band. Matloned In tho enclosure,
playel aomo martial air.
Tho onHro community seoms
charged with an awakened patriot
ism, and tho inoro waving of a (lag,
or tho flinging of n nntlonu.1 nlr, Is
Immediately followed by nn outburst
of national feeling never boforo wit
rinsed In tho city At all tho
theators and cafes only music timed
to mnrtlal key Is being played. Tho
nntfnnnl nntlinm ami "Dlxlo" almost
Blat "."""." "I ""!".. "7 ." 4
m bo Ahd lo mnko tho rnniO inrougaoui uj euro ..u-
a?VlS3ffi, ,Kl "' sffiv nss- fj-fiK,
Ahft Attoll ,l0ftn. Ul IIWIIIUHU !" Winici -........
SAYS IIKYAN MEN HAVE IUT
OAGS IN THKIIt MOCTllR DV
GIVING TEDDY CREDIT
HIS IIKPOIIM IDEAS.
I-blt
8rtt?e "i th oicht I. round t ' ont,ro bnt!oahlp fleet In Pn
,h o in tho eighth roundcJfl(,tWatera Qr tJ0 n88,Kn,np of nt
a went Into Iralnlnp 4odnv ,Ha l " BlMruu ui mi? mi. b-h
c! I V,'I R Marin county 1 8hns. wltu a complement of cruIsorB
JO-rcurl Jght wl"i iow!"d torpedo raft for tho defense of
Mas
aaca
on ta.. ii n-k .-.i tho roast
-- .u. Xi iimuru BiuruiiK -..--- ..,,
tn4c(n- Quarters tho necro' D'nnora, rocopuoM, uaui una ouh-
ancorrdiw ,Vn.irSn2. W to uo tendered the offlMrs
Mac3 would b-pormlt hlml0T,, M,Wc,l1 mon , uurms U1 rQ
V n. w from PfnmnlAil.mmiNJer OI IHU Wl'OR,
... . -......-. t , ,.,, miniiio soinn function
Unltol Prosi Lcnsed Wire.)
'Washington, April 21.- Is Sena
tor Dourne and IiIh "second oloctlv
term" n Joke, or la there omothlng
In tho man and tho Idoa?
iln ho talking Just to hear htn own
conversation, or 1b ho gifted with
nccond Bight?
Ib ho morely n solf advortlsor, or
da ho tho apootlo of a political gos
pel that tho Republican party will
havo to accept loforo tho Ideas of
JupoT .
. Thoio aro qncstlon that half tho
nolltlclnnu In tho canltal nro asklntr
of UiivAthV. 50 jwr cicnU.AVlmJjB
the answer? Yor the moat part
those who talk about tho eenntor
from Oregon aro prono to Innigh good
natiiredly at hln Inslstanco that
Itoosovelt Is bound to 1 tho nomlnco
of tho party again In eplto of himself
nnd to romark that "It Ib Ju"t an
other hobby" that tho senator Ib rid
ing. If ho wore not worth two or
thruo million dollars, Dourno would
probably bo called a "crank."
Despite tho magnificent Imported
clgarn thnt ho forces upon his hear
ors in reckless profusion, tho policl
cnl gossips about town nro Inclined
to mnko for ohrltor whonpvor they
boo the Oregonlan coming. They
know that If ho onco gets hold of
their coat lapelB ho will talk thorn
deaf, dumb and blind nnd paralyzed
on Roosovelt. How anyono on earth
cn,n conBldor tho possibility of a Re
publican candldato otner titan mo
President hlmsolf, Bourne cannot
understand.
In 4ho face of all the amusoment
that members of congress and news
paper writers havo been getting out
of Bourne nnd his hnrd rlddon hob
by, there's no denying tho fact hat
within tho last few months ho has
won a great many followers. An
odd feature of the case, also, 1st that
tho wholo country Booms to havo tnk
f)n turns or spasms at following
his load. PorhapB every three or
frwir trnnVn. iho Tinnors In various
"". v. ..;.. ... ..i
nnr's or tno uniicu states win uo.
FRAUD
C0N1EST
STILL ON DOCKET
WITNESS forced to admit
that he told a- untruth
V
TO GI7T THE DEFENDANT INTO
TRUtmLE;
(IItPd
VaRtlngti
Press Leasod Wire.)
WnRtlnitton. Anrll 21 Pnrthor
ovidenco tending to show thnt John
A. DorTtion paid nttnche of tho gen
oral lad offlco to wish his claim
through that department wns Intro
duced iodny nt tho Bonson-Hydo land
frnud trial.
William Ivnlk, formerly employed
TtH n cork An the gonoral land ofllco
tOBtlflcd thnt HcnBon gnvo hltn 10
cents per aero for putting nnd claims
through tho ofllco.
Woodford Harlan, who testified
yoBCfirdny. Bnld on tho stand today
Ljht hg conBclojice hnrt him niter ho
Teaiu'tMnai no nna ueen nMaii.a
tool by Bepion nnd that Is why he
"penchod "
Attorney Cnmpboll, acting for tho
dofcnRO, finally rrlade Harlan admit
that ho told nn untruth to got Bon
son Into trouble.
"I helped to mnko out a cano for
tho government," Bald llnrlnn,
"thinking that tho attorney for tho
prosecution wb all right logitl
mato so I told an untruth concern
ing Benson." t
"And yon aro dSlng tho sntno
thing now, nron't you?" qnurlod
Campbell "Yostr mind Is tho anmo?"
"No, air; only aa'regard tho tTUth
will 1 continue to assist tho govern
ment, ns I tnlnk It Is my duty," raid
Harlan. ,.
o i t
WANTED TO :
BE4T HIS
WIFE HOME
PRESIDENT
DEFENDED
IN SENATE
FOR HIS AGTION
IN
REVIEWING THE COLORED
TROOPS WHO ItlOTillCI) AT
BROWNS VI LLE W Alt
ON PAPER TRUST;
BEGUN
(United Pross Leased Wlro.)
Philadelphia, Pa., April 21. Am-
( United PrenB Lonem! Wire.)
Washington, April 21. Prcaldont
HooBOvolt'B action In ordering ho
dltchnrgo of tho nogro troppa con
cornetl In tho BrownBvlUo affair wns
vigorously dofended on tho floor of
tho Bonuto today by Senator Wnrnor
of MlKBourl. Ho denounced tho criti
cism of tho Prosldont'a tnnd as n
political move and Bald that the re
movnl was Influenced by renon of
the color of 4ho soldiers.
"It la incredible to mo." unid tho
Benator, "thnt npy lutolllgeut man,
"whllq or black, could havo tho hardi
hood to chargo that tho Uceeldont,
In-lBsuIn tho order dtakarglMff
thOBo Boidiofa was innucQced by. rea
son of theJr color. It la to bo ro
grettod that a systematic effort ha
heon made to nrouso tho negroOB of
the country against tho President b
eauso of hlB action In tho BrownHvlflo
atfalr."
After Pntier TiniNf.
Tho first nctlvo stona looklpir to a
thorough InvoBtlgatlon of tho papor
"trust" wbb taken today, when tho
houso commltteo Intvaducefl n roBO
Jutlon authorizing Speaker Cannon
to appoint n commltteo to carry on
tho inquiry.
The houso yostordny adopted tho
Cannon nmolutlon calling for Infor
mation from tho attornoy Konorul
and tho uocrctary of comrnorco and
inuor. and thO commltteo to ho se
lected nB tho result of today's action
will reoelvo this data. JtopreBopta
tlve Clayton of Alabama yestonlflv
denounced tho "papor triiBt" ns a
criminal trade conspiracy.
Sponker Cannon appolutod tho
fo'lowlng cemmittee: Miller of Kan
saw, Stafford of WliconBln, Baunon
oi onio, Hims of Tonnewoe, and
Ryan of New York.
Tho resolution authorizing tho
Hjiwkor to appoint tho commlttoo
was pafised by a pnrty vote 164 to
110
Rop. Dalzell In explaining the res
A SOUTH
AMERIGA
PRESIDENT
GUATEMALA EXCITED
HAS NARltOW ESCAPE FROM
ASSASSINATION SAME AT
TEMPT WAS MADE A YKAIt
' AGO.
(United PrcBB leased Wlro.)
8nn FrnnclBco, April 21. That
President Annuel ISntrntla Cabrora
of auiitomala Ib not dond toiiay I
duo to tho poor markBtnanshln of att
aasaBBln who flretl Bovoral efiotB at
tho South Amodcn ruler as ho was
entering 4hu palnco to rocotvo the
American minister. Tho nranMln
fired bnllots au fast as his fingers
could work tho trlggor of hip revol
ver, hut only ono bullet hit tho mark,
cnitBlng a wound on one of, Proaltkmt
Bn.brom'8 flngorn. Tho now of t,Ho
attempted aajanolnntlon 1wh received-
In San FrancUco by CopbuI
Gonoral V, ap.llclapf OunH'WHlHa
Tho meusngo contained po details',
Hmply Btntlng thnt tho nsmiBuln had
mndo t determined ntack- on Ci
brorn'B llfo but had failed to tako It.
It l not known by tho coniul gon
oral whether or not tho assassin was
nrreMod. Gallclal ia of tho opinion
that Gio would-be murdoror Ib a
member of tho small hand of anurch
letH thnt a year ago attempted to
astasslnuto Presldont Cabrera. On
that occasion underground mitfett
wore flrod under hlH carriage, killing
his coachman and two horsaf. Ca
brera experienced n narrow escape.
aSi1?," rm "Eht m hJbMTSr.'SSa p" A. oE m J ' rtt5 t5rS.Vii5 nice.
7,V: r ". pre onoreuii; """. f commorce enter. 'pasm nppoars to fade away ana tno
dh J ' nv VJ ump H10 tniS AAnVsVorTntin It'ww of Taft aro leading.
J Ne n and Unholr, In a4n8 Admlra ', Sijorrj and st . Itourao Kxm.ct8 lo Re a Delegate.
to , .NoJ ovipho flPht other reeeptionB aro being tendered i "What will you d
ft ' :b .for 4:it !Son . """hootlnic, a'-'I shall do or what I
What will you do nftor you roach '
the convention? "
delegate What
shall not do will 1
L . "Ha BiaT8 ""!' ., :,Vi, nrrVin awav for a month lopend upon circumstances. iiy j
' , , iV.roun,?.1 ,8 fRr in MlidaSa bay ho saor Jf thit tipw RepubMn Mntimtnt will
o.bft Jas mi,,inS. 1 ". '" LSawaPmiMinlo thhootlnK pr9ta11lzd. Tho delogat will
.V6 h route demanded fleot are arming into ine auoouiihj ..liui m.. A thav come to-
Jcl j tuo prop ,n. iUfries an over wie o y. vj wl not mong anrt
PENNILESS
NTH A FORTUNE
p leawd Wiro.
1 f s
V fa
S Er ' : EPSn&Sts- JX!
XiT. nf h rntkfldo'B army and already know It. thai RooHevalt can;
raadmVdhmb2H'n8t ss.'Kui: sasss x&riJFtis'to :
al'ora made bMMB eo untn it KQn,
eoind4l like wmebody beatlap a Un ! TannpuM ... vorth nflro..
rRCkJ Jame J. JffHea bap taken " .!..'
"he eount" for he flret time In hl "It will In seen, too, that Mr. Bry-,
Uf lan and.bte minor leaders have bot
Aft tubinittlHX for seven all of th-ir money on-one oard. Be-
-H St it.' ....'ii; ' u., nt ndnratlan. Jim's lievlHK that Mr Roosevelt wouU not
' J50.000 awat-iadurnce gave out. asd ho had to be renominated they have loudly ap-j
bltlun to demonstrate to his wife
and omo friends that ho could beat olutlon, said no representative had
hor home, Frank Rlhoakl, 21 yoarB probably over known of suoh nn ngl-
old, Btolo a rapid transit oar from tatlon an has been trrod In tho
tho barn at Allegheny avenue early nat three or four wooka.
this morning and would have run It Minority loader. Wlll'mrn, dd-
to hi homo had ho not been stopped pounced the resolution as a "pros-
by pollromen. Several ompIoyoH of noctlvo procedure to protoet certain
th capital were about, but they were criminals."
so astonished whoa thoy saw Rlhoikl . Klgnx Liability Bill.
start tho oar that ho roaehod tho Prosldont RoobovoR ha doaldod
street before thoy reoovored sufll- to sign the Sterling omployorB li-
ciently to follow and give tho alarm, hlllty bill, according to a BemNoffl
Tho young mtn had run tho car u o'nl annuncemen made today by n
distance of 8 squaros bofare police- raombor of the cabinet.
men stopped him. Tho nioasuro was framed to side
I Juet wantwl to beat my wTf I t,,e objoationg made to tho bill
home," he oxplalngd. which tho supreme court of the Unl-
MfttfirtraU Warner sent him to tsd States hold to be unconstltiiUou
pflion for 10 days on a Itarg? of al.
.-uvai aiiairs,
I Tho bottom seems 4o have propped
,out of the Investigation Into naval
. matters that was started somo weeks
ago bv the senate commute on na
. vol affairs. For a short. time titore
! was moat energetic examination of
witnesses who wero called to tostlfy
I filtAiit ttia hnrttOM nt Infarlni luiflla.
heard of tho matter. In the. hgiiao
there In much Mipport for a thorough
reorganisation of tho navy Rop.
Dawson, who hni a bill on the sub
ject, Is npxtou to o o ooinothlng
done, and is showing a deposition
o hnmraer away at It. In 4ho short
tlmo that rutnalne of this socdon. It
I Improbuble that any legUlntloii
can be accomplished, but it Is tho
hopo of, thoao who favor an over
hauling of tho presont human sys
tem thnt tho way can bo paved noon
to do Homefhlng offeollve, next win
tor. o -
GOLD DISCOVERY
SURPASSING
KLONDIKE
ntaiioloHs mlBchlof
PARDON
SAVED
SEELEY
I . a an tenntles and klre a room to ko to bed. utterly ex- proved many of his public aots. and.
V ,. :; s i s.-ie Bmergenei'lbjui-tM from shaking hands, making thereby have put gag In their
, i While Chaoman. LTtranhs and belne admlrod. Imouihs against hoeMle utteraxse.
1
a o d
i ... iiin. ....-. - -
was fiinwiv Q.,iw attar JawH tsdav wnon me
'ath frlnnrlt: wor.i i,..i... nn. ,tnnn 4n .Taffrlas' thirst
r . . uarivvf suv ..- ww.... .
" acnuRiat mm
T- i
d.-i
i h would have
an jerer Two
ruan, a baebe-
H iboIb. lea vine
10.000 to his
1-r ,J:? a
l -. m i4 nnj T ,,.
aljrHTesatSpSng
r .1 ?:! of bla brother
ot it way to SeaU, to
a livi-i
2mrs.
on
a.;nim an.i noeaed the door, be and lodging house eventually cared
foaad a crowd of sailor, walUng for the throng i
and they abused him roHadly. Thoy( it Is estimated that the hotels In
ware vexd because Jeff was not tbj ciHaf of the city oared for more
there ready to be adored. I than 4000 guests Jast night, Connt-
'Rooros all fixed" was the sign othor ?hougand arrhoused at
fluag out at every prominent hotel lfimaer oaravansarlps.
in Los jAifelei i today. JV !J, The hjBte, routers show that the
Jammed with visitor. The flMthaB flet bag aitraotod vjaUora frora ev.
'brought more- travelers than some n (he mJddIe we9t from ag
of tho great conventions ' the past. J J BrItIsh cojumt, and as far
Waarv transients wandered hope- " ,. tUa .. n, i0Jf, xiit.
the Pacific lesaly around In qoeal of aonimo- borlflg c,Uo8 f?nl ,mmenge 'nix'mben
James R Sl, who was con
victed of participating in the riot at
St. Pas) on this night of September
M, iifl. In which C'ty Marshal
Kr'elchtwr was killed, Assistant Mar
shall Yoet shot and three other de
puties badly wounded, was today
uardoaed by Governor Chamberlain
uDon the oetitlon of nine of the IS votigatlon
jrwon that convicted him. citizens his homo In South Carolina, here
of St. Paul and others soatterea i? no one taKing sumoient inieresr;
throughout tho state, all of whom In tho matter to push It. If he wero
nntnmend Saelov. who is a vounjr here, there 4a not much doubt but
man. of his exemplary life since the that he would insist on getting to
epteode. This pardon g granted just tno bottom or ail tno troubles, rt-aiv
in time to prevent his serving a term and alleged, of the navy department.
In the penitentiary I However, the last has not been.
(United Pr?B Loosed Wire.)
Seattle, WnBh., April 81. T. O.
Oliver, who has returned from four
year's proipooMng on -tho Maokonzlo
jnMe and Lfllflild rlvora during whluli
tlmo he crossed the barren lands to
tho flrat cache of tl(o Franklin ex
pedition, brings news of gold discov
eries which ho ay stirpes tno
early ilnds In the Klondike, Ho will
hoad a party that will leave Seattle
oriy next month on tno return to
hMia discoveries. Further than to
statu that his discoveries wero on
Groat Slave lake, Mr. Oliver declined
to go Into details of Urn locations of
tho new Holds. Ho confirms the re-
Kruwu. i. ..-.,.. i.., , :, ., "I,
nothing Is said abemt thoJ VuL"'!' L"", ",' ' ""
dicts a big rush Into h Maokenzlu
rlvtn country this year
ehlp construction made by Honry
Rottttrdaht; in a inugaano article.
Of late
Reuterdaul charges or about prob
lng Into the Brownnon-Rlxoy feud, or
about Investigating the lagged de
fects In tlK'OrgauIzAJIon of tho navy
department. It looks now a Jf tho
proposed sweeping Inquiry which
was so mil oh talked of earlier in the
seseion would go by tho boards.
Senator Tillman Is the man who
was largely responsible for the In-
Now that ho is MOk at
o-
IUG AMBASSADOR
TALKS TO METHODISTS
(United Press Leaved Wire.)
Chattanooga, Tonu., April 21.
Tho opsnlng meeting tonight of tho
laymen's missionary eonfereuco of
tho Southern MethodUt church will
be addressed by British Ambassador
llryoe. It In estimated that the three
days' seialon will be attended by
2000 delegates. ,
' J ' ' 1 1 O 4 .1. i i .i
J B. Barnes Is the new booster
editor of the Jacgionvli'e Post.
3'
9
it
aaiious last nist. .. - (