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DAILY CAM PAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FllWAV, JUNK 5, 1008. ! PANAMA REVOLT GROWS HEORIC WORK OF ; MERE LAD EXPECT OUTBREAK TROUBLE IS RREWINQ AMONG IABORKRS OVER PAYROLLS I1USINESS MEN APPEAL TO U. S. TO TAKE CltARGE. (United Prc Leased Wire.) Washington, Juno f. Tho Borloua fcfcBB of itho political situation In tho Republic of Panama was groatly In creased today according to reports Vocolved hore, which say that troublo among tho 45,000 men em ployed on tho canal zone will ho in evitable. ' ' 8o1dlor of fortune who havo hcen collecting nbout tho Isthmus for last Blx ihonths lmvo aroused dissension among tho mon nnd thoro Is Borlous difficulty ovor tho payrolls. Most of tho men at work on tho canal aro foreigners and tho ndvou turora havo round llttlo dlniculty In Instigating troublo among tho Igno rant. u in fnnroii that thoro may bo an outbreak among tho workmen. This, combined with, tho throats of royo liutlo nln tho republic and tho prac tical certainty that thoro will bo troublo ovor tho election Into this months, has led tho offlclala to tnko ovon moro careful consideration of Iho necessities of tho situation. AppealB from business mon or Panama for tho United States to Btop In and tnko control of tho country .until poaco can bo restored contlnuo -to ronch Washington. o (United Press I.ensod Wire.) Los Angeles, Cal., June 5. In n dosnarto raco with death Harry Ilurko, a messenger boy, aftor knocking n bottlo of carbolic acid from tho IIds of Fred Perkins in n Snrinc street roomtng hotise throw tho wrlthlug body of tho despondent mnn across the handle barB of his bicycle and dashed with all speod to tho receiving hospital. Despite tho boy's heroic efforts Porklns died in half an hour Inter. Porklns, who until recontly had been employed as a messonger, drank tho poison shortly after mid night this morning, following" a quarrel with his wife. Beforo doing bo. ho telephoned to tho messongor offlco, bidding his frionds good byo, saying ho was going to commit sui cldo. Durko mounted his wheel and dashed ror tho rooming house. Por klns had swallowed somo of tho poi son boforo Burke knocked tho bottlo from his hand. After a mnd dash for the pollco hospital In which his blcyclo nar rowly escaped a colllson with .in automobile, tho plucky boy should ered Porklns and cnrrled him Into tho hospital where ho sank to tho floor from exhaustion. IDAHO! NO RAISE BANKS OWES $40,000 United 1'resn I.ensod Wlro.l Loa Angoles, Cnl Juno G. Evan LowIh, who was yesterday plnced In tomporary chargo of tho affairs of tho Consolidated Bank, aftor an ex amination of .tho books or tho In atltutlon by Stnto Bank Commission ers Vawter and Sheror, announced to day thnt tho concern had on hand about $800 In cash. Tho bank owes depositors about $40,000. Until tho commissioners hnvo ov erhauled tho notes and othor assets of tho bank, thore enn bo no cstl mato or tho probable Balvago from tho wreck for tho depositors. Tho concorn had somo monoy on ddposlt In othor Institutions, against which thoro mny he outstanding checkn. Investigation hns shown that In mo3t casos dopoBlts ftro small, low ox coodlng $100. No word has beon recolvod today from W. H. Carlson, who was prac tically tho ontlro board of directors of tho closrl bank, and his whoro nbouta romalns a mystery. It Is sup posed that ho hns gono to San Francisco, but efforts to locnto him In tho city have boon fruitless. Tho theory that Carlson has loft tho country Ib scouted by his friends horo, who glvo It as their opinion that tho bnnkor is meroly In tom porary HocliiBlon and expect that ho will ftaon rot urn and ondoavor to adjust his unnnctnl affairs, LnUn Bulletin. Tho mystery coucornlng tho proa ont whereabouts of President W. H. Cnrlson of tho bnnk waa dispelled In a statement made by tho banker's wlfo, who claims .to havo recolvod n tologram from her husband, stating thnt ho Is now on hia way to Los Angeles from Now York, whoro ho wont to rnlso money on somr prop erty, nnd ho should reach Chicago tonight. "I havo overy aonfldanro In my husband's huslnata Integrity," said Mr. Carlfion today, "and I nm cr taln Hint when ho returns homo ho ho will bo ablo to adjust tho nffnln or tho bank nuoccsafuUy and thnt doposltora will rocolvo overy cent of their money," GREG0RI ( Conthyiied Jro.m .gf.SA ?) ,.,. torB, found guilty of forgery, killed hlmBolf. In November 1903, Dreyfus nppllod to tho supremo court of Franco to ro opon his case and a third trial wan held In tho summer of 100G, when a decision was handed down declaring tho captain Innocent, rotnBtntlng him to tho rank of major and recommoml lng thnt ho bo decorated with tho cross of tho Legion of Honor which wns afterwards done. Mnjor Dreyfus has refused to prosccuto his traducers. A report was circulated .today that Grogorl would mako n determined of rort to hnvo tho Droyfus caso reop ened when ho Is tried for tho shqot lug. It In thought that that wirs tho Intent of his remarks whon ho said that ho was not shooting at Droyfus but at- Droyfuslsm. Ills attorneys aro said to bo gath ering ovldonco against Dreyrus nnd mnklng thomsolves rnmlllnr with tho proceedings of tho throe former trials. Ab tho ro-oponlng of tho Dreyfus caso would disturb the peace of Franco, It will bo strenuously op posed. It Is snld that Grogorl can bo provonted rrom going Into any ot tho particulars of tho famous caso becauso It would be- oxtrnnoous to tho trial of his own caso on tho chargo of shooting th'o major. Tho Nationalists papers In their ovonlng editions todny aro rabid In thoir denunciation of Droyfus. Ono of them urgeB In a fierce invectlvo thnt ho bo shot and qultes testimony against him nt tho Bonnes courtmnr tlal. Tho Republican papers aro unan imous In deploring tho shooting as nu unfortunate soquol to an affair that disgraced Franco In tho oyoi of tho world nnd disrupted tho whole nation, They urged calmness and doploro any revival of tho Dreyfus .and anti-Dreyfus feud, (Continued FromPagel.) ' cnusod by molting tinow In th Buf falo Hump country. Stltos Is tho terminals of tho Clearwater branch of itho Nbrthorn Pacific. Evor slnco oarly yesterday morn ing tho Reoplo of Stltes have been fleeing from their homes to tho neighboring towns. Tho railroad brldKO across tho .Clearwater near Stltos haB boon washed oat and many of tho mailer jbrldgos arp wrocked. Log booma all along the two rlvors hnvo gono out, thousands of dollars worth of timber is lost and sovoral largo sawmillB havo beon wrckod by tho Btorm. Tho Northern Pacific track bo tweon Stitea and Kooskal is under wntor and ut Oro Flno tho rlvor la still rising n, foot an hour and most of tho business district of tho town 1b undor water. Grnngovlllo was In darkness last night, tho powor dam located on tho Bouth fork of tho Clearwater having beon wnshod away. Whl to Bird, on tho Salmon river, has throo feet of wator In Its stroota and tho electric light plant and planing mill havo been washed away. BRYAN MAY BE ASSURED OF A VOTE IN RATES OF FREIGHT (Uultcd Press Loosed Wire,) Chicago, Juno 5. Tlio movomont Inaugurated by, tho western rail roads bomo tlmo ago to lnqronoo tho frolKht rates 10 nor -cent n western torrltory has practically boon aban doned by tho roads In'ttho wostorn classification and the transcontlnont- nl linos havo ngrood' to tv miuch smaller increase In ratoa thhtt thoy at first domanded. Wntor competition from Now York to San Francisco, which has .grown very keen of lato, is said to bo tho main cauBo of tho falluro to contlnuo tho original program of tho Increase. . o ' PEPPER AND TOMATOES BREAK UP EXERCISES lrrflW YJM&ZZ ".MttMUKl S V" , r-twn m v I 1 O fcnYslEr v Tf& IIP WWML k othbuj niiir i ft msndllf rnsiTN tii n iir.i VI H Uf Picture Fraait "Wtt'lfcJ AJOTiisn "'WCltfc,, "KHEnVit.. , n"Qta s,0nnooMrLfeTEyi 1UU3K oil PAixn d TIMt tOU hi Jus lutaarm hj wAiirn iHEMAXBon,, "AVRDEfcfiimm.. -u iui wilil, HE, FOR EVER FRAME 8EXT or FRAMlNti DKPAnTMECT ia t r. OVER HIE SPLENDID LINE O MOULDINGS. V) $ Framing YOUR CREDIT IS .GOOD Mom JjOUSFURNj c SIGN0RINETTA WINS AGAIN Georgia Elects Governor, (United Press Leased Wire.) Atlanta, (la., Juno C. Intor re turns today from tho Democratic primaries confirm tho nomination of Joseph M. Brown ror govornor, which moans that ho will bo the noxt governor. Govornor Hoko Smith Is bollovod to havo boon beaton by 18,000. Thoro was no opposition to A, S. Clay 'for U, S. wnator. (United PreH Lfrfned Wire.) ..London, Juno. G. Slgnoriuotta, tho Italian fll'.y, which suddenly B'jrung Into tamo by winning tho English derby at 100 to 1, today nddod another notable victory to hor rocord by capturing tho Oak a!nkm bv thro-tourths or a length. Kins i Edward congratulated tho owner on , the romarkablo chowlng mado by his colt. Richard Croktr'g entry, Rhodora, 'ni tho "w "'rcs'lv won and v."s leading tho Hold several lengths In tin atrotoh whoa ho stumblod nnd rll. Tho othor H horses sworvad to ons aldo and avoided a mms. Ccrartosy wa3 socond and San tovo third, o Artor 22 years or courtship John .Horn, wenKhy Dawsonlto, will bo Joined by his brldo, whom ho loft m I'jngiauu, m AiasKa. Governor Johnson, of Minnesota, does ont bellevo any Democratic candidate has tho nomination nailed down. (United Presi I.eu."d Wltc.) Donvor, Colo., Juno C. It Is not Improbnblo that MrB. Ruth Bryan Lcavltt, dauglitor of Wllllamn Jen nings Brynn, will havo tho honor nnd. supremo satisfaction 'or caBtlng a voto ror hor rnther In tho Dem ocratic nntlonal convention at Don vor. Sho will head tho dologatlon rrom Donvor county In tho Btnto conven tion and itony prominent Demo crats who will wlold much Inlluonce In the stnto convention aro discus sing hor chnncoa ror election as a dolcgato to tho nntlonal convention. RYAN WAS BILLED FOR $7,000,000 (United PrcBH Lenscd Wire.) San Rarael, Cal., Juno 5. Rlpo tomatoes and rod poppor can lie usod with groat buccoss In breaking up graduating exorcises as demonstrat ed In tho high school horo whon a chorus of snoozes nnd coughs groetod Prof. E. Porclval Lowls, or itho Uni versity or California, tho principal speakor. . Boforo tho oxorclsds woro opened Thursday night somo inlschlovoua porson very carofully sprinkled rod poppor In largo quantities around dm rnnm nnd stood In tho roar V1 -- , armed with ovorrlpo tomntoos. Ev i orythlng wont woll until tho scuffling (Untcd PrCM , rf .... . of foot began to stir up tho poppor. Nqw Yq Jwno n Th(j to Presontly ProL LowIb mounted tho ,,,-, , . platform. Whon ho hoard tho aneoz- mony of Jacob II. Schlff, head of tho lug and coughing ho folt Injured, but bnnklnB rn ' Kuhn Loob and aftor ho hnil scraped hla root In. em- company, to tho effect that ho made bnrrasmont ror a row acconds, tho Thomas .Fortune Ryan disgorge over poppor began to rlso and ho Joined $7,000,000 whon the Metropolitan tho snoozing chorus. Securities wnB formod, I. . I :he boIo T S. Malone then prosontcd tho topic or conversation In Wnll street diplomas artor experiencing a pretty today. Schlff'B stntomont has create hard tlmo of It. That ended tho oA a grentor sensation than any exorcises, for -tomatoes began to fly other rovolntlon that ha? been made thick nnd fast and ovorybody loft, "r junrs. PLAN TO "" . US, ARE STILL AFTER THE : $37,572,97 -San Francisco, Juno C. No testi mony wns taken today by tho flnnnco commltoo of tho board or supervi sors In tho nttompt to plnco tho re sponsibility ror tho lost $37,572.79 chock thnt wnB paid Into tho troas ury In 1003 and' Its dlsnppoaranco having boon discovered two weeks ago. Tho wholo mattor is so involved thnt tho commlttco will put tho caso In tho handB of City Attornoy Long Tor action, whon tho supervisors moot noxt Monday. Tho plan is to mako tho bonds mon of nil tho city ofllclals who handled tho check, defendants in a suit to recover tho money. dodging rod vogotnblOB. o Ho stated that his rirm had under- tnkon a Joint ownership with Ryan Pioneer Return Home. or tho wntoreu stocK ana mui no naa .United Press i.emed Wire.) ' forcod Ryan to buy him out bo that McMlnnlvllo, Or., Jnino G.Two his rirm's rrlonds might bo protect thousand plonoora rotumed to thoir cd. homes todnv nrtor nttondlng tho ro- unlon of tho Yamhill County Plo- NO MODERN LANGUAGES. -o neors' association horo. o- SllllllOll Scumiii Opt'UH. (United PreMH I.cnied Wire.) FOR STOCKTON SCHOOLS (United PreitH Lcnied Wire.) Stockton. Cal.. JitnoC After TWINS BAFFLE POLICE (United Pre I.ensed Wire.) San Francisco, Juno 5. Because of tho striking likeness between Thomas O. and Jnmos Young, twin brothors, one of whom shot down and killed Pollcomnn William II. Helm on tho Barbary const Thurs day morning, tho murdorer may 63 capo punlehmcnt. Tho pollco charged both men with tho crlrn to day and th'y nro bolng closo'y guarded In sorarnto colh. Each hnntho" nccuso3 tho nthor o' tho ir'irdor. They woro confront ed with each othor I? tho offlca of Captn'n of Dotortlvfl Kellcy and Jnmoi cried, "Tha-t i my twin b-other. I saw hlxn shoot tho po liceman." "You Up." Bhoutcd Thomas, "you ""hot tho nollPomnTi and I givo you my revolver todo It with." Ono of tho men cava tho othor tho revolver with which tho shot wai rirod, according to wltnovj3 or tho murder. Tho mnn who did tho killing lay on tho sidewalk pretend ing to bo hurt nnd wh:n Holns leanod over him, ho shot. Which man la guilty. It wPl bo hard to to", na tho featuroi o' tho two b-othp-fi nro so much alike that it i Imnnnclhla (ft tall n.ktn1 aonn when they. ux9 together. TlnUlniflinni Wnnh.. .TlJIlO C. TllO WOOkn of lllVOStlKntlOIl. UlO Cltj' snlmon canning aeason was opoinl bonrd ot education decided tony to yosterdny by tho Pncirio American ollmlnnto tho study or modern lang FlBhrlos in South Bolllnghnm. ' ungos rr.om tho schools hore. Greek Not many fish woro ennnod but is nlso Included In tho languages un- tho rw which woro brought In rrom dor .tho ban ,tho board taking tho tho salmon banks woro canned. position Hint thoy tnko too much u tlmo that might bo spont on othor It Is now logal ror a girl to buy studies, cigarettes In England nnd smoko Tho nctlon of tho school board Is thorn, but n boy Ib not allowed this scored In somo qunrtors ns a radical I. .11 .!! .. I,.l.. ...l.l.sl, nntninl-AolInn Tt llllH lirOVOkCd ll IIIIVIIUUU. HUL'UI IlillK IU 11 IttW I1IIIVM i uvi uKluaou... v a goes Into offoct next weok. 'lively dlscucalon. (UolU4 PttalnJK Washington, )bm ,- nouncoment thtl Cu!tn of tho comtnlltejca tin will InvcBtlgite itiui nia coramiuee topis rcccs of conrresi, li tii much epecalitloi tofcf "stand patter" tio means a cevKttDihMl slon. Tho admlnl.tntlc.p say, Is that Tsft, If ei a Bpcclal icitloa o! dlatcly alter Ui rovlso tho tariff. doWIU'j L'tlle Ml famous little liter f,t nil trillFltll r - SHAW SAYS C0WBW. EMTOTti New York, JtM l- nnanc!alclrclMWr1 tho statement Bill If' rotary of the Tmnrjl Shaw that ho WW )ior nt riMSllfrOflfi" he was la the crtWJ telyou had laoeWH1 thme upon vnm' tu. it ti o. m i' grft admtlsfKH' Itwasatieun"" ty for BUtweat :M6XvrXM GOPtRICliT I90 DV THC UKC Or MICriAELS-STERM FINE CLOTHINQ MICHCn, KTCRN A CO. r.OOITOTtn, H, Y, REMARKABLE Ml IN SUMMER ClOTBi , You will make no matter what style or wW price suit you cheese W Bishop's Ready Tailored Clothes $io.o8 to ja SNAPPY SUMMEK TROUSERS $3.00 to $7.N , Correctly custom i SALEM WOOLEN MILL ? m
