Daily capital journal., May 20, 1908, Image 1

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SATJEM, OREGON, hYKDN'iCSIlAY, LYY 20, .1&08
NO. 17
MMITTEE AlMESmLEY OF BAD FAITH
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IRUMITY AND STAYTON CANNOT VOTE , M LOCAL OPTION
MAN' IS -,
ERRIBLY
TORTURED
i
)ET CONFESSION
MTATKI) HEAD T1IHUST IN
IK ADMITS SHE dismkm-
fan BODY IIUTTHAT MAN
SUICIDE.
Kl'oltoJ I'reM I.cnied Wire.)
Mnv 20. A woman known
tie Gllles, who wns arrested nt
suspicion of Having murder
er employer, a uanicor nnmeu
nn't hnn boon nut through n
le ordeal to mnko lior confoss.
as Informed that sho must no
oted with tlio body which she
pieces. Tlio woman becamo
with horror and dosporntely
thn offortH of tlio cendarmo
: her to tho deuth room. Sho
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ULLEY
SEVERELY
ROASTED
FOR FALSE CHARGE
PETITIONS
TOO LATE
FOR VOTE
"!
HKI'Oli'C, ACCUSES HIM OF TV
FAITH, CONTEMPT ANDDiS
GAIU) OP OBLIGATIONS IA?
VINDICATED.
(United l'reup Leased Wire.)
Wnrthlncton. Mnv 20 Drnnd
nil n f tild rlinrirps nK holnc false, li
n'riiRlnc him of bad faith, contem
and disregard of his obligations as
mamlinr nt iVinirrnw thn nolort holl
commltttee appointed to Investigate?
thn nreiifntlnnu mil lift llV neDrCBOIltl-.
tlvo L'lley against the Electric Boat
Company of using corrupt methodi,
to Influence legislation in Its favor.
mado Its report toany, me rcpur
ia n KrntlilniT denunciation of tho pa
m if rat
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Wrt'w.k.hstandlng the declHlotilof;'
JttA?i;ttlloway on tho writ orKPt- .
........I' .1:. j .i .u !.!. ,.i.i,r- iu n
whlvW will alKnWhld'mornlneinrK. ?.'tK,ttP.1
derln; tho county clerk to procei
wlthUu'icieetlon, in- accordance,?
iwyv 1,-uv.Vfv.u ..i.!.! uww..
Kflll bo no eloon on
oMochI atloii la. thf
.hb Rtnvlen and Ir.ib
Tlfo resoRor tl:4s If, ai
iv thn t-hunt nlnrk taO!9thA
Larnuy, isLflucii iiu.oiv.t;iiuii
iur lift ItUfltsh an thlJtim fo
l out tM! WHupveB
PEOPLES BARGAJN HOUSE
RAIN OR SHINE
You wll .iIiwivK flml tlio crowd nt the CMmko Store. You run-
I fol the Intflllutnt people. They nluuys know the bet plac to do
dr trndlnir the nine where tlH'y n't the oodw for the leat inon.
Stv the little prices we Bk.
idies9 Suits
Kc irtnce on nle fr n few days
Ladles' Suits. This Season'.
t rrentloiib, Tliew. Kiiniu'iu"
: Imndsoniely trluuiied, tnllor-
ac. 8llk Ilnrd. nonv and et
Is, coats full gored a"d pleat-
bVlrtx. They come In nil tho
shades. They nro tU', lro
Ionf, of the lK't nuuiufnctur
; suit houses of the cast. They
! Jiut arriving ami are bought
mj tJose nures. We jjlve
beneilt to our customers.
fee-
.50, $10.50, $12.50, 5U.90
Millinery
800 Til'iimed Hats now on ea,'e
Pfleis that will surprise you,'
ress Goods
id Silks
k are slaughtering the prices
I tlke deiuirtnifiita. Pnim nnil
for youtvlf. Dress Good-.,
Wc, 33c, -10c, OSc and up.
yard, 23c, 85c, 40c, 05c, 75o
lop.
Now lh ju- time to buy Swell
Suit, for small money.
Yards of Caliches and
1QOO
fancy Lawns t, yard
5
The Store That Skes You Money.
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STUMULINQ ULOCK.
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at FKinofco. May '20. unauio
nn nirrnempnt on tho deft
Lii nccomnllco ns nnnlled In
tho merauers or mo
iupcrvlsors, the Jury
as. so far irom n
this afternoon ns
began Ha dollbora-
IS HELD AT SALEM
PLAIT
ON THE
STAND
IN DIVORCE SUIT
CluHS OF NEAKLY TWO 11 UN
l)UE TAKE THE GHANl),L01)OE
DEnHEKSlUSCOVlTia TO FA
HADE THIS EVENING.
Tho Hccond day of tho Odd Follow
convention will conclude this even
ing with tho Muscovites parndo and
lianquiM at tho Elks hall, The In
rnmltiif trnlnn lirlnir mora tlclccntes
and tho crowd will reach Its highest
mark Thursday.
The Grand IxKle.
Tho stato rjrand lodge mot at t
n. in. Grand Mastor Scott appolntol
thn Rtnndlni; coinmlttcoj and nro-
to Judgo Doollng for tho.cefrded to Inltlrte 100 now mombera.
tAF. MH, ,ltl
pU ItPb JllhMl.
to,: 05 tniB raornng uio jury
Ml k.1
rtfino It went out that It could
re
AGED SENATOR ASSISTED BY
TWO NUHSES TAKES WlTNiS8
CHAin- DENIES AM HMH AT.-LEGATIONS.
Tho other onicors nro Ed. Hostotler
ni Tl,n ri.illna ilnmilv I'm tul mmlnr!
,V I ' "' ..WD 1V.. n.. ....,..-..
fe oo lng refused to dlstnlsa'E. B. Sharon, grand sectetary; J. E.
m .i... iOT7A?..rt2i. t, Tnw7iV, t nndlgnvt 'ho following runner in-;cooi'iige, La ornnao, grnnu wnruon.
miiT f-JL? m55 iXT"' Btructfcnc: W. A. Cftrtcr, Balcm, and W. H. Hob-
noiicojp mollis avaf, "Tl Jiy Is Instructed further son, Stnytou, reprcentntlvQ to, the
.uTni I. .. MtZffii' 'Wit thnt tin, nfcompllco must ho an nc- xovorelgn Br.n lodge, Tnevgwia
2n Jllp !iiil-i 25T niiii.VnS; comp'Ici tho veryAldoij, case lodge wr onttrtnlnod by ajspcjoh
w .... niiiriiiLT .i iim uiiiiiriDcn ll'biiii uui t .iHi:ti unni r.mraii nnn iivi nvtiniu -
shorlff of tho county at least "ve no- b0 corroborfttfj nml tho Jury to view qunlnted wltfi ThoniRB J. Wlldr, tlw
tlcos of tho election for cacti election ,,,, ... ...,.i in.li,l. .nii .. w n 1.1 t..iv.t.iiii,i i stf.
precinct In said county voting on tho -Iirtl,plnn ,, nn nnt,iv. rould sueh.im nn order thnt hna dlstrltaited
niiestlnn."
8lnco thoro nro only elevon day
remaining boforo tho election, an
olectlon now, undor this section,
would bo Illegal. In another sec
tion tho law says thnt the, ballots
must bo mado out at least 12 dayH
prior to tho olectlon. Tho tlmo for
this limit was up yesterday, and tho
part of tho ballot pertaining to local
option In Stnyton and Sublimity i
not printed yet.
But oven If tho tlmo limit had not
expired for poBtlng notices and print
ing iiniintH. thoro la nothlnc In or
der of Judgo Galloway compelling an
election on tho local option question
In the two precincts.
Tho part of tho order pertaining
to tho olectleno: "It Is further here
by ordered that tho county clerk for"
Marlon county do forthwith tnko all
nnrnannrv Btftnu so far ns ho may bo
nblo to do -o, to have nn election In
tho precincts of Stnyton and Subllm-'
ity, undor tho lnw commonly known
n tho local option law, upon tho pe
tition filed thoroforo In the pfflce of
the eald county clerk on tho third
dnv of March, 1908." I
Dut the county clork cannot ordei
en election until ho receives an order
Irom the county court, and the coun
ty court has not given such an ordei,
nor h there anything In tho order or
decision of J'ldgo Gnlloway to re
quire him to do so But even if the
county court does glvo the ordor the
election will bo lllognl on account of
the time limit.
curnlclon do not nnnly. could such
witnesses be Indicted with tho de
fendant on trial. If so he Is an nc
comnllco. Co'.uiboI mny get warm
and disagree, but .tho court and Jury
lea. nn ordor that had distributed
$90,000,000 In benefits.
Tho grnhd lodgo met at 130 p. m.
tho transaction of rouuno grand
Iti.l,. liti.lnnia 'Tlinrn will lift n tlflll
VUhV .!.- ..Vtf", MW V .t... . ,
should not." llo reception at tho state nous to-
Tho defense n"ked tho court to re- night,
read tho Instruct'ons on how much Tho grnnd lodge hni an ottend
credlblllty Is to bo given the accam- nnco of nbout 000, It Ib ono of tho
pMcea ns witnesses, but this tho largest assemblies over hold In tho
court rofusod to do. wnen tue 3ry Btate. only surpassed in tno yrn
hod retired the testimony oi Anurew
Wilson wob pent to It,
At noon the Jury wai ordered to
go to luncheon. At thnt time, It wur
said that ono man had been won over
to the acqultjtnl oldo.
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(United l'tr l.tntrd Wire.)
New York, May 20. Presenting a
pltlnblo spectacle as ho was Bltod
to tho wltno b chnlr by two nursu,
h'.s ndvancod ngo manifesting lUir
In hlR every momont, Souutor The.
O. Piatt, today, with wavering voice,
donlcd every allegation that Me
Wood hoB mado In hor dlvorco suit
against him.
Tho aged Btatoiman dlnplayod 1
tonso feeling no ho gavo a detailed
account of his relations with tke
woman. During tho crons-examlna-llon
thnt followed he wrb plainly
uorvouN and nt times It wrb feared hy
hU onnnHol that the or'doal would bfl
too severe fpr him t9 wlthfiland. In
telling hl own story tho senator be
gan by denying thnt ho wns the au-
v, nt i.A' Inllnru Man Wnml !n.
' Glared -hBwrotlirf Vt n4mWe4.
hat ha met the plaintiff In 1901,.
Thd freq(,l6iltly mftWWdti. , v
rtatement by an 'oniphnllo denla) of
Ytta. mn,rlii in lioi. ilnnlnrlntf nil lie
rnUod his voice, that the coromony
f',1... ..UImIIW Inlla nl..ik.i ...nn nnthlttir
IIIV MIlllllll HIIID nuiMll ni.n "m'i"
moro than a myth. He swore that
tho lettcra bsnrlng his BlgiiHtiire and
cputnlnlng nn alleged acknowledge
mont of their marrlpgo wefe blak
when ho ilgnod thorn,
Tho witness tontlfled that ho In
tended tho s'gnaturn m an auto
graph and nothing more, and added
that tho words "your truly" and
"New York" which wore on tho let
ters wore forgeries. After denying
BLOWS UP
190F. nt Portlnnd.
1'nst Grands Banquet,
The Past Grand Heprosentntlvo
as'oc'atlon gavo a banquet today nt
ratended by nbout 30 including past that hi relations with o plaintiff
iiobeknh Presidents I wro Improper tho Honator was
uobeknh prot jiMHi Jcross-oxamlned by Attorney Lo Bar-
. V1. ' M" .?.".- ... AVl.lnrn ITndnr thU nxnnilnntloil Piatt
.i i..inJ ..rnnnan.i PTimmi. dec hired that part of ono of the let-
'ments to their constitution, lcnrn'ng tor ho wrote to tho Wood womaR
tno secret work nnd henrlng roports " "Vou occupy your room uHtt
from tli "delegates. Tho nnnushelec-, I come and Blgnnl you" referred to
i tlon of offlreri' takes placo this" nfter
n nrvUMn noon at 2:30 and tnoy win no in.
KV KllrVlrv Htnlled Thursdnv morning. Tho sue
U I UJlitf .cessor of the nresont very popular
a d nnor engngoment, no uonioa
the roport that the plaintiff over ra
malnod In .iJb npartmonti nil night.
nut riau numuicu inai nu nun u
VSSJLST !or ffi 33!J Lt assis
im tilnln Mm Mnrv Smith of Grants
(United Preii Lemed Wire ) ! Pni, and Mrs. Corn Hubbard of In-
New York. Mny 20.- A bomb was dependence, vice president. Tlw
uiiiur cnmrB wi.i uo mivu i'n""-
tlons,
Ono, new man wntr given an ornco,
Bro. Cunninfcton of Canyon City,
wns ehoHOii grnnd Junior warden.
H. M Beokwlth was" elected grand
representative.
n
exploded todny In a tonement house
on EnBt Eleventh street and a num
ber of persons were Injured In tho
panic thnt fol'owed anj hundredB of
lives wore ondnngered. Tho outrage
believed to be the work of tho
'black hnnd." A wealthy Italian
physician who resides In tho wrock-
bulldjng hnd rofussd to comply
Ml
The situation now is oven more ,iinnnil for monov
complleated than It was ijeioro tne Tj OX,,0ion 0CCurred while most
wm oi rww a iV1", ri"f Jh of the oceunnntB were at brealtrast.
COUDly JUUKU, tunnij u.v., bum
If you can't keep the
transfer to another line.
district attorney nro In consultatlo'i
todnv. trvlnis to find somo solution
of tho problem.
(Continued on page lgnt).
the oceunnntB were ni ureaisinsi. Tho 0ftaner man make tho
Th bomb had boon plncod In the , mistake the more certain he Is
sr b' ?nj the ixploHlon completo- tinf h . r,h.
inrmi At thin Innrtiire Lo lliirbluro
demanded to know what Piatt's pot
nnmo for Miss Wood wns.
"Well." stnmmorcil tho wltnbfla.
"tiomctlmoB I called her 'Cntty!'"
I P'att then denied thnt J. Martin
. MHIer had been commlsMoned to got
IiIb JotterB fr.om the plaintiff and
imlil hn hnd never heard of ativ mon
ey bolng used o linye them returned
to him.
Whan ho wn questioned ngaln
.under re-uiroct examination uy ai
tornoy Stnnohllold, tlio senator ox-
. nininoil Hie ciri'iiiiiaiiiiivvii nmniuii.i-
makee tho ,,., ,il(, nn nnn. whlrh ho is n'loKod
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ichodul.
rtr bn -nJ the iXDIOHIOn
y wre'ked tb lower floor.
OIIDEKKD TO THIAL
POLICE CHIEF S'Mniiis
AttrRKhan, Itu'Blnn, Mny 20. Th
chief or po'leo here hae killed him
self hecatiso ordered to trial for so
bru'nllv lll-trnatlng prisoners that
several died. The d'rector, vice di
rector and wardens of the prison got
long terms for tho game offense.
lirt,n .. . nnmlln.J n U fira tthflf
V.' Illf II II III II II 1II11I (111 H.B II BV J nilMk
, Men fiom Culm. lllinolM. I,... ... .... . ,i.i.,i, iWI ,..i,,.i nn.
Oliver KiWtfln Of Cuba. IMS., who ,, .i... i ..nxunlmnv tn fnli imLiil . lnl., nt Mini Wnnd
hmm liMn ham bIv U'III.Um llKOft (JT- . '. .. t I 1...I. tl.l nramL.I
con very much. Ho has a brothor, ".nn"!:
i-'iian Kn'xtan t Hubbard, and nn-
other. A. L. Newton, who run a big
box fae'ory at Hood Klver. Ho has
b?eu visiting his cousin, Mr. NneJi,
u-hn I . a hnrt-:e denier. IPs aunt. Mrs.
Mlnda Doncer. lives at Amity. I)r
Koneral knowledge of tho stars
.-" -
lit a man lor
A
dooon't nooosflarllv
ahalr In astronomy.
to have pald,.to the law firm of Howe
& Hummorfor services.
Ho ml ml t tod
thnt ho d'd give hh check for $10,
000. hut It wai given to tho lnw firm
of which his son wan a member to
lii . .. m ill,.. llf.n.l AI li-
concUielon of this examination I'lntt
wob assisted uy me rnnir. anu bup
norted by the nursoi, tottnrod out of
aftho room,.
p. '
llnri'l Mnil f fill It wUll VOlIr nolull-
Lane, who I opening a wnltnrlum at bor's work unless ho Is on ypur poy
I'ort'and. wns a townBmnn of hh t roll.
r... ,1'c f,. K'owtnn hn lifion 111 O ' -
Cuba. JITb. Mr. Newton ha been in
Oregon thro times
A live proporltlon le worth more
than a dad ancestor, no mattor how
high he graded.
o '
Fourth Committee.
Tho following Fourth of July
commlt'ee has boon appointed by
Pree'dtnt J. If. Albert of tho board of
trade: ,
H. D. Pntton. D. A. Dlnsmoor, Z.
it?in8BD II S'OP nodgers. I The whdom of a wise man looks
ostein. D. H. James, u.r.noub . . . . ,iOUKhnut when a
Bisp! tt'shTen j bg begins to ask him ques-
Paul Hauler. , v . J0DB- -' ,
This committee will have charge. ""
of tho arrangements for the celebra-' Confidence Is the companion or
tlon and will appoint the various success. Chatham.
Bub-comrnltteoa. I ,
. n 4r I a good and fe.lthful Judg prefer
China Is about to have- some trou- the honest to the expedient.
ble of ber own Horace. t
Mans WImIoiii,
There are two periods In a man'
life when ho ! unable to understand
women. Ono Is before marriage nnd
tho other after Harper's Weekly.
Willamette Hotel Guetw,
O.
V.
'I lie 'uiaiittgeiiieiii" or men
such modest buslnesa affaire iim
the renting of u, few room, Ik
much eashf and intiie irofltlile
by using a few classified ads.
The relation iK-tween tlasslfled
udiertlMlng and keeping lKrIer
should engage the (attention of all
linlliiid to Hint business. . '
if n Smith Ifoii.l niver: fl.
KtniT. .Iniifitlen: John K. Ely. W.
Cary, Estnenda; Win. J. Keonoy.
Olex: B. J. Denhnm, Lerane: Kart
King, Llyody Wilson, Eugene, P. J.
Schneider, J. W. Townsond, Wood
burn; D. B. Hurd, Unymond; Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. K Weathorford Albany;
J. A. Buchanan. John Aloxandor.
, Itostburg; J. C. Wo'ff, Bllvertont
GfO. 1. uernnger, uhiihh; j i. hi
tln, Oswego; Ed. Hostotler, J. O.
Hoitotler. The Dalles; II K Cool
Idge, J. A Arbucklo, O. E Fowlor,
La Grande; G. W. Frazer, Eugene.
a. py-M ;
The only thing that wmie of u
. ,i. tt,o, um. itn rnnnt nt 111 I la
q earn our own diving and Incident-
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