Daily capital journal., May 11, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

DAILV PAWTAIi JOURNAL. SAIiBM, OREGON, MONDAY,, MAY 11, 1008
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SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
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Rom Salem, Ore.
A3 FOLLOWS:
BOTH WAY? .ONE WAY
to Timouaii flKIA
PORTLAND CALIFORNIA
Xhko $74.15 $87.50
ftouls $69.15 $82.50
'St, Paul $61(65 1 t $8 1.75
Omaha ' $6l'.65 $75.00
Kansas City $61.65 $75.00
T.IOKETS WILL BE ON SALE
May 4, 18 ,
June 5, 6, 19,20
July 6' 7, 22, 23
, August 6, 7, 21,22
t3ood for return In 90 days with
stopover privileges at ploaauro
within limits
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ngonts.
, WM. M'MURRAY,
Qonoral Pnssongor AKont,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
,
'SOUTHERN PACIFIC
R. R. TIME TABLE
READY'TO
FIGHT ON
, RACE ACT
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ffnited I' res Laaad Wire. I
Albany, N. Y., May 11. Interest,
so far as tho legls'ators of the Em
pire state nro concerned, contera to
day In Albany, where tonight tho
Bpoclal session of tho loglslaturo cal
od by Govornor Hughes will convone.
Lawmakers an? arriving from 11
parts of the state and many aro a
roady hero to wago tho fight for and
against tho , governor's nntl-racc
track gambling bills. Govornor
Hughea think he Is going to win, bfe
llovlng that public sentiment Is
atropg enough to pass the bills.
PORTLAND
t
MAY GET
" MEETING
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Boston, Mass.. May 11. Tho con
cention of the national retail grocers
association which convones here to
dny 1b contesting over tho soloctlpn
of a city for the next mooting. Port
land and Seattle being pressed close
ly by other western cities, will mnko
tho hardest fight for tho next, cpn
vontlon, and the chances of It going
to tho west are exceedingly bright.
Thoro nro Indications that a llvolv
contest will bo waged over tho elec
tion of, a president, as candidates
from several states aro In tho flold.
Tho convention will adjourn Thursday.
SOCIALIST
Tiiuo Card No. Hi Effect Ivo Sunday
December i!Mli, 12.01 A. M.
Toward Portland Passenger.
No. 16. C:G3 A. M. Orogon Express.
No. 18. 3:40 A. M. Cottago Orovo
Passougor,
"No. 12, 2:15 P. M. Roseburg Pns-
Bongor.
No. 14.-9:13 P. M. Portland Ex-
prosa.
Toward Portland Freight.
No. 2225:00 P. M. Portland Fast
Freight. " s f j
No. 220.-10:40 A.' M., way frolgh't,
arrives.
No. 22011:28 A. M., way frolght
doparts. t
Toward' San Fronclsco Passenger,
No. 11. 11:03 A,h. Roseburg Pns-
Bongor.
No. 17. C:45 P. M. Cottago Grove
Passougor.
No. 1C 9: B0 P. M. California Ex-
pross.
No. 13. 2:01 A. M. San Francisco
Express.
Toward Snu Francisco Freight.
No. 221. 2.43 A. M, Portland Fast
Frolght.
No. 2 2 C 11.28 A. M, Way frolght.
CORVATJilS & EASTEHN R. 11.
TIME TABLE
No. 4
Loaos Dntrolt 1:00 p.m.
follows, commencing Jan. 16, 1908'
Trains for CorvaUls.
No. 8
Loavoa Albany 7:66 a.m.
-rrlvea ft Corvallls . ... 8:35 a.m.
No. 10.
Loavoa Albany 3:66 p.m.
Arrlvos at Corvallls ... 4:35p.m.
No. 6
Leavoa Albany 7:46 p.m.
Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:25p.m.
Trains for Albany;
No. 5
Leaves' Corvallls 6:30 a.m.
Arrives at Albany 7:10 a. in
No. 9
Loavoa Corvallls 2:16 p.m.
Arilvos at Albany 2-: 5 5 p. m.
No. 7
Loavoa CorvulllB , G:00p. m.
Arrives at Albany 6f40 p, m.
No. 1J. (Sunday only)-
Loaves Corvallln , . , , , .11:16 a. m.
Arrlvoa at Albany 11:58 a. m
No. 12 (SunJay only)
Leavoa Albany ....... ,12:35 p, m.
Arrives x: CorvAllla .... 1:18p.m.
For further Information apply to
Trains f-oin Aiul to Yaqulnn.
No.
Arrives a. Corvallls ...,11:00 a.m.
Arrive, at Albauy ..... 6:55.ip. m.
Loavoa Yaqulna 6:45 a, m,
CHAIRMAN
IS NAMED
'United Press Leasod Wlro.)
Chicago, May 11. John F. Carey,
of Massachusetts, was tlili mj)rnlng
elected chairman of tho Socialists on
tho national convention. Indications
nro that tho convention will nomi
nate Its candidate for President on
Thursday nd will finally adjourn
tho following day. '
Guy Mlllor of Toullrldo, Colo., will
today, extond to tho convention the
gootlftgs of Ernest Miller, secrotnry
of tho Wostorn Fedorntlon of Minors,
which congratulates tho Socialists on
their aplondld battlo.
Oregon Electlrc Tlmo Tabic
Tlmo of arrival and departure of
cara at Salem la ns follows, Portland
and Intermediate points;
Arrive Loavo
Local 3:40 a.m. 0:00 a.m.
Kxprosa. 10;50a. m, 9:05 a. m,
Local , , lj25 p, m, 11:05 a.m.
Kxprw;'Wt:'o n."ra. 1:45 p. m,
Local ;.;; $?$ P. ni. -3;38 p.m.
Exprtta 3:30 p.m. 6:00 p. in,
SALKM MARKET.
Lornl Wbolfcwh" Murkrt.
Egcs 1 4 c.
Buttor Creamery 22 Mc
Cows $3 3.50.
Ilono lie; mixed chtckons, 9c.
Local wheat S2(ff 85c.
Oats 91.45.
Barley $25.
Flour Hard whoat, $4,500 480.
valley, $4.00.
Hay Cheat, $13(?14; olovor. $10
Q12 per ton; timothy, $14dT15.
Onions Sc.
Hops 1907 crop, 46?4c.
Cascara Bark B to 3 He.
Mohair ISo.
KeuUl Market.
Oato $1.45 01.50 per cwt.
Wheat $1.00.
Rolled barloy $31,
Eggs 17 e.
Butter Country, 20c; creamory,
30c.
Flour Valloy, $1.10 1.20 per
nack; hard whoat, $1.40.
Bran 90C per sack; '$31.50 per
ton; shorts, $1,25 per sack.
Hay Cheat; $16.50(017; clovor,
$15; civ t, 85c; clover SOo per cwt.
Oranp $2.6,5 2.75.
Livestock.
Hogs. Fat, $5.50,
Stook ;gs $4 4.50.
Stoord 13 4.50.
Voal 6 8c.
Tropical Fruits.
Bannnns $6,00.
Orungos $2.4 0 2.60,
Lemons $3.50 4.00.
Portland Market.
Wheat Club, S6e; valley 80c;
bluestom, S9c.
Poultry lions, 1414Vic;
ducks, l&lblGc; plgeon3, old, $1 per
dozon.
Mlllsluff Bran, $24.
Hay Timmiiv. valley, $7.50; al
falfa, $12 12.60.
Vetch $14.
o
O G T, Co
Steamers Pomona and Oregonla
leave for Portland Monday, Wednes
day aud Friday at 10 a. m. and
Tuosday, Thursday aud Saturday at
6 a, m. For Corvallls, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday about 7 p.
m. M. P Baldwin, agent. Office
and dock at foot of Tr4 street.
M, P. BALDWIN, Ageat.
NATIONAL
DRAINAGE
CONGRESS
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Washington, May 11. At tho
snmo -time tthnt 'President Roodovolt
Is conferring with tho govornors of
tho -states and otljor promlnont men
at tllo "Whlto Housd on tho prcservaJ
tlon of tho country's natural re
sources, an other ropresontatlvo
feathering will moet'hofo to consldor
an allied subject- drainage. Tho an
nual, meeting of tho drainage con
gress begins tomorrow and a largo
attendance Is expected. All tho gov
ornors hnvo appointed delegates, and
tho boards of trado and commercial
organizations of all tho large cltl63
will sdnd representatives.
.Probhbly tho most Important ques
tion to bo discussed at thp confer
ence of governors Is that of forost
utilization and preservation.
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SAILORS
VIEWING
'FRISCO
(United Press Lensed Wlro.)
San Francisco, May 11 Tho sixth
day of tho fleet's stay In San Francis
co bay broko cold and cloudy, but
tho unfavorable weather conditions
did not (later hundreds of ofllcors
and men from coming ashore for
slght-Bcelng trips. Tho ofllcors wore
taken about tho city in nutomlblos,
whllo tho mon boarded tho observa
tion cars.
Iloadcd by a detachment of
mounted pollco, 150 gnliy docoratcd
machines Btartod out Mnrkct streotb,
thenco over Into Chlnntown and tho
Latin qunrtor. In tho party woro Ad
mirals S?brco, Swlngurno, Dayton
nnd Sporry, Mnyor Taylor of San
Francisco and Mayor Mott of Oak
land. From tho Latin quarter tho ma
chines whirled out to Golden Gato
park and tho beach. A stop was
made on tho beach for luncheon and
tho party than returned to the city
by wny of tho Presidio.
Tho first function for tho chiefs
nnd warrant ofllcorB was glvon todny,
whon a party of 100 was takon up
Mount TnmapalB.
This nttornoon tho prollmlnnrlcs
In tho nrmy nnd navy baseball chnm
polnshlp nro bolng plnyod, and to
night tho boxing tournament oponi.
o
CASE OF
RUEF IS
RESUMED
San Francisco, May 11. Tho
cross-oxamlnntlou of Jnmes L, Galla
gher Ln tho Ruef trial was resumed
today. Gallaghor testified that ho
was novor nrrosted in tho Parsldocaso
and hod boon grnntod Immunity. Re
tailed to remember having boon call
od a "good dog" by Prosecutor Hon
oy. Ho bollovod that tho Parkold?
matter was first broached to him by
former Supervisors Boxton and Wilson.
GUNNESS
VICTIM
FOUGHT
United Press Leased Wire.)
La Porto, Ind., May 11. Evidence
camo to light .today Indicating that
Andrew Helgallne, ono of Mrs. Gun-
noss' alleged victims whoso mutN
lated body was found In a sack on '
tho Gunnoas farm; was murdered.
whllo making a desperato fight for V
his life. Dr. J. H. Meyor, who oxam
lnod tho corpse, ropdrtod to tho corb
nor that ho,fould sovornl brown curl
hairs clonchod ln Holgallno'B right
hand. It Is supposed that ln the
death strugglo ho pulled this halr
out of tho scalp of his slayer. kThe
police authorities aro now willing to.
accept tho original thoory that Mrs1)(
rititinnaa wnD tmrnrvl in rlnntli In ihn '
firo which dostroyod her homo.
Chicago, May 11. Gcorgo Andor
son of Tarklo, Mo., today related an.
oxporlonco ho had ln tho GunnossJ
homo in La Porto nftor ho had gono
thoro answering ono of tho woman's
matrimonial advortlsomonts.
Anderson s now congratulating
himself, as ho thinks Mrs. Gunncss
mado an attempt to kill him. Ho
says that two yonrs ago ho notlcod
th'o "nd" In a nowspapor and wont
to the dimness farm. Ono night
shortly after ho arrlvod .thoro ho was
wakened In tho mlddlo of tho night
by a noise. As ho looked up ho snwr
Mrs. uunuuss oumuug uvur iiiiu. no
cried out and tho woman lied from
tho room. Andorflon thought noth
ing of tho Incldont at tho tlmo, but1,
slnco all tho bodies have boon found
In the back yard of tho Gunnosi
homo ho Is stiro that she ontorcd his
room to kill him that night.
Topoka, Kan., tyny 11. Leon
Townsond, a f armor nnd horso dcal
or, who lives five miles from Topoka,
has received aovoral lottors from
Mrs. Gunncss inviting him to pny hor
n visit. Ho said today that ho had
road tho woman's matrimonial "ad"
and had intended to go to La Porte
ns Boon iib ho had finished IiIh spring
work. Ho Is wealthy.
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Milit
Dry Goods and
t
Slili lME COOPS USIEN TO TIE
Long Silk Qiovtis. extra heavy Silk, worth ? ftTT"
jruu at ... m
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Ladles' Whltb Shirt Waists at ,.,
Two special linos, thait aro wondors for m,.! Nl
broidery or Inco. as vour imn . . nojr' "' i
" - - iar nwirrf
"Whllo Wash Bolts t
Nothing out of thn ordinary, onlv u.nJ'I.,'"..'",8
l: ::' ""'"' c. mm1. p
Ladlos best 40c Undorvest In town. Lnni in.. T "
" " tB"r w, ,
Corsot Cover Embroidery, n good quality
. . " .Kc'i
Tnblo Qldth, rogirlarHlfc for. ., ., .',J H,
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MILLINERY-
xjuiiiL iorKOL us in inia uonnrrmnnt r ...
great hssortmont, all up-to-iato stylos, oicellt l.,
Popular PwGcsrt &
,
ROYAL MURDER
UNEXPLAINED
Berlin, May 11. Frlonds of Bar
oness Udo von Ruoxlebon and hor
husband nro still greatly puzzled over
tho former's rnsh act In shooting hor
husband to death ln their chateau at
Buddonburg, near Doitmund, and
then attempting to commit sulcfds
with tho same pistol,
Baron von Ruoxlebon wns propaj-
lng to retire when tho Bhot fired by
his wlto snuffed out his life,
ENGINEER SLElT
EIGHTEEN KILLED.
London, May 11 That tho driver
had fallen usloep on his engine for a
few minutes Is tho romarkablo and
startling theory put forward by Llou-tonnnt-Colonel
Yorko In his report to
the Board of Trade, to explain the
terrible dlsastor which occurred on
October 15 last at Shrewsbury, on tho
London & Northwestern and Great
AVostern Joint Railway, whon 18 per
sons woro killed, 31 wero Injured
sevcroly and about 30 othors slightly,
WALKS 50
MILES TO
SEE BOB
(United Prcsi L'easod Wlro.)
Rono.Nov., May 11. Rnther than
mlsa tho opportunity of giving his
old friend "Fighting Bob" Evans a
hearty hnndshako and recalling tho
dnys when tley fought In ba'ttlo to
gothor, Martin Gilbert walked 50
miles over the Nevada hills to Be'o tho
old Bca warrior whon ho arrived hero
on his way caBt.
Gilbert wns standing ln th'o front
rankB of tho 2000 porsons who gath
ered at tho dopot when tho train
reached Reno Sunday morning.
EvanB raised tho blind of Ills car and
snw him.
"Hollo thoro,- Gllbort," shouted
tho former commander of tho Atlan
tic fleet.' "Como ln and shako."
Gilbert cllmod aboard. It wub tho
first tlmo tho two mon .had mot in
15 years, tho first tlmo olnco Evans,
thon commanding the Yorkton,
throntoned to blow up Vnlpnlraso un
loss tho Chilean govornmont pnld in
demnity for tho death of two Ameri
cans. Gllbort was thon a coxswain
uudor Evans,
ThoiiuiH WcCI.
Ronr Admlrnl Thomas, tho now
cbmmandor of'tho Atlantic ilcot, who
waB rbportcd to bo bo 111 Sunday that
ho had to tako to his bod ln tho Fair-
mount hotel, wns up nnd around
enrly today and loft for his flagship
.ntt'about 0 o'clock this morning.
o
Rich Mini Run Ovtir by Auto.
(United Pross Leased Wlro.)
San Francisco, May 11. William
Dolan, n capitalist, whllo walking ln
Golden Gato park today with his
wlfo, wa3 rundown by an automobile
8nld to hnvo boon drlvon by Police
Sorgonnt Gormnn. Dolan wns takon
to tho Park Emorgoncy hospital,
whore ho was troatod for nunterous
lncoratcd wounds of tho scalp nnd
was romoved to his homo.
Mro In Smith1, i
A Are, which hmv..1
donco of Dr. J, N. gj
trooi ting tnornlnj ,
lirnvlntr .11. ..)..-. .
o -H.UUU, IM , ,
wns nvorted only by tbt i
mma or the nelghbon
o'clock Mrs. WmUmL
next door, noticed 4ii,
BraoKO ruing Iron &,
nouso. Rushing out nm
Bao snw that ncarl ii, .
roor of the Smith
nblnzc.
When tho grit tUrtjj
Mrs. Smith's mother m t
porson In tho home. Mn.1
warned, hor that tt Unu .
nnd then tamed Ii mlinl
Whon thb Are lUttal '
hydrnnt In the upper tjj
hoiiRo, nnd turned tiimat
on tho blazing root tnt i
In tho meantime SlirU
who had s'ecn tbe httn M
court liouso ftcroutbiitma
..over to tho Smith retllmi i
tho hcjso ho found Wo I
extinguishers, which he p
tho firo until thervetei
By this tlmo the fire I
had arrived, and Ihoflriig
cd to a woll directed itr
l from tho engine,
it scorns tnai me ere
by n spark falling from fri
ns no leak can be du
of tho flues. One of tie I
nlinost comoletelr
'mnst of thocaitroofilUI
'replaced. Tho loss, vMm
by Insurance, h not I m
mnted, but It will proW!j nl
or three hundred dolua
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