Daily capital journal., June 12, 1908, Image 1

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COURT S ORDER SAVJS (MOTH) SLAVER AT THE 6ALL0WS
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IURDERER
SECURES
REPRIEVE
IT UST MINUTE
HERMAN IlllLEK, "BLACK ART"
WORKER, FOUND GUILTY
OF KILLING FAMILY GRANTED
STAY OF EXECUTION. , t '
it'Dlted Press I.enscd Wlre.i
Chlcnco. Juno 12 Jtist as tho
'il!er of. tlio Cook county Jail had
(atrihated his deputies In line and ,
(be pbyslclnn had nindo ready for tho,
wrch to the gallows for the hanging
let Hermnn DUlck, tho condcmne.l
murderer of Mnry Vrznl, a messenger
lurlted from tho Federal court with
Y
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PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
HOT WEATHER
GOODS PRICED AWAY DOWN
nmiTircq T-.wvNS white Goods. Summer SIlkT. Summer Dre?s
Goods, Summer Suits. Summer Coves, Summer Underwear, Hoslory,
Ucei, Ribbons, Embroideries, Wash Goods of all kinds, Drsis Glng
hmi ruunn nM.. t innni nini Hundreds o other goods suitable
for Summer woar' marked down pricos
Do your trading at tho store that
Our Prices
twp competitors all the time
'317 thinking how to keep up.
Rd carefnlly.
s'0O jnrds of Beit Standard
kwns, Calicoes and Ginghams,
Special price, yard 5p
WOO jads of Fine Needle Work
broidery that is worth double
t!te prices tc, OJic, 8 l-3c, Oc
ad 12jc a yard.
lo0 jards of Fin? Sheer India
Uaen eeulnr iRo. valuea. no.w
IUd Of
100 ads of Summer Sllki In
il! colors and fancy, regular 39
,3(1 Spc goodB, special price now,
and 35c 'a yard.
U(1Ie 518. $20 and $25 - Suits
" $8.50, $10.50, $12.50 and
UJW.
The Store That
ALLIES
WILL NOT
itllElID!
UlTLUr
SAYS THEIR LEADERfflRMOUS LOSS
CONGRESSMAN HURKE CLAIMS
HE WILL CONTINUE FIGHT HE
FORE CREDENTIALS COMMIT
TEE HUGHES HUTTONS OUT.
f (United I'rss l.mo(J Wlro.l '
Chicago, June 12. Congressman
J. FranclB Burke, of Pennsylvania, a
leader of allies,, announced today
that, thoy will not give up tho fight
on Taft even If tho comniltteo has
ItBslf. posed on the question of repre
sentation In the bom tli.
'We will carry the matter befors
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that wl 1 make quick selling.
does the uir'ness.
mnn Pxrmn'i and Cc'ored Sl'-k
Umbrellas now on sale. We ore
offering them at raciory Vy,
25c, tf5c, 40c, 7.c, wc, 9'
91.50 and up
o00 Dozen Lafllw' Mlsnes' and
Children's Summer Underwear
now on .: It will be hard fr
..... . ,pnt cur prices. c, iuc,
VUU vw w" - - -
12ic, lSe, lHc, 23c and up.
j5c, 18c, 25c ana up-
Saves You Money
PACKING
PLANT IS
BURNING
f
I
FLOQD 'PREVENTS ' FIREMEN
.... '
FROM SAVING RIG KANSAS
CITY' FACTORYTHOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS DAMAGE.
(United InKH I.ltnanil Wire
Kanias City., Mo Juno 12. Tho
big Nelson Morris packing plant l
on lire and apparently is doomed to
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com.pioia uesiruction. ;,- ; - -"-
' The proporty is located In tho ttker' unUcr lho ftcw nnt,"rac0
Hooded district, and it in Impossible , 8nmbl,n8 'ftW wh,ch wenl lnt0
for tho fire department to reach it.'hccl yotwday. Tho races wro bo
Tho flames nro spreading rapidly. n conducted hero today as asual,
Thpusands are witnessing tho fire ,n (,enan" of the 'nw'" encU, bek:
but there is now way of comating. mAk" 8?8le,d 10,! h sh ,8to h0'J'
Jt . ing his book In his hand, when' tho
" 'it h estimated that tho loss wiU P sud(1onlf '""Jj6,4 ,nt0 th, rln2'
be htndrcd of thousands of dpllars L W'X a w' V """"V10 nn;!
Two buildings havo'lTcen ontlrely'd- 7oUf TJMLl'Mnphomii isugsost
stroyed. Tho flro started from an ng tho making of n bet disappeared
exploKion in the sausage factory. Instantly. Weldon was the only man
At noon tho flro was Ptlll raging ",tur?d b' tho P''c nml, ho lr,etl
but tho firemen had been able to to rC8,8t rrot. Tho racing room
got near enough to prevent it from . wns crowd,cd ,wUh "ors most of
spreading much further. The com-4 'em, reK"'nur frequenters, who know
pony's plant Is valued at $1,500,000. w don' Tha crowd urrounded the
nnllro. nnrl wlihn ho nttnr-k war nt
ANNA TO
. CONTROL
TUP DIIDCP
I ll L l UKuL
(Cnl((l I'rwm I.mw1 Wire.)
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by the United Press coBponden bookmakers to take
here today tha a ma rlnge contract I ,-
was signed ystorday by Mme Anna J
Gould an. Prince Hello do SaBa J fnco trJa
.."'""X'S'wIh the certain assurance that ho
Hon of property, so hat Mme. Gould , convclC(,
will be able to ho d the purse strings gon,
and the prince will have to ask -her bo
lOr 4llUcJr WJlUllVtWI ll? no v M
-. - n -.. hiIiahaAam lirk tnnr0 frt ilin
into the Gould millions.
The papers set forth also that the ,
nr'nee Is to havo full control of his
own estate.
It I? customary In such cases for
the wedding to follow within two
weeks of the signing of tho contract
It is loorntd on tho highoit authorl
ty that the marriage win urn u -
formed in France. It ia probable
that the couple will go to England in
hope of oscoping notoriety. The
ceremony probably will bo perform
ed by a ProUstant mlnlstor.
The registration fees for the con
tract were about $4000.
1VVRSTIGATINO WAYS OF
EMPI)YMEN T AGENTS
lUuittJ prm I."" wirr.1 ,
f Lo Angeles, Cal.. June 1-. Fol-
.owing the arrest of B J. Phelan and
C. M. Dunulok for alleged fraud In
taking fees from hundreds of men ;
and hoys and sending thsm Into the
Imperial valley where It la claimed .
there wero no poMtlonB waiting thorn I
tho authorities here today began a
sweeping Investigation of the em-
SSCnnick are charged
with shipping hundreds of person
into tho Imperial valley and .other
fruit distrcts. On arriving there t
,. alleged they found no work a .1
and many are said to , be .In want at
raruXM
shocking irregularities.
RIOTING
AT RACE
COURSE
OVER THE NEW LAW
.
POLICE RAID RETTING RING
AND ARE MOBBED PRISON-
ERS ESCAPE THREATS
AGAINST HUGHES.
(United 1'rens Leased Wire.)
Graveiend Race .Track. N, Y
?,u,ne J.2' A r ot cn,M,cd horo
lh,B n,ftcrnoon Y the, pollcs arrest-
mi? nlnlf WoiiWin. n ntmnlnnnt linok-
Its height, thoy rushed tlib police,
tearing Weldon awny.
In an iimtnnt tho bookmaker was
lost In the crowd and disappeared,
A call was sent Immediately force-'
serves who were rushed to the scene.
Tno Hollco (J,tl not attempt to uo,
tnelr revo,verB ns tly yor RroAtiy
AiitniiiMliin.l nti.l 41a ikVMttlmnni vfiti
UUIIIUKIUUIVU UUU LII1J VAVHVIItUtiV I
to high thoy were in dunger of being
MaIiIiAiI
. ... . . ...
Tlio races were cominuoa u
i cl Ion that tho new law is unconitl-
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Vhn tho raid took place in the
betting ring the great crowd In , the
grandstand, which Included many
women, surged down In wild excite
ment and half a dozen peoplo wero
badly bruised In tho stampede.
Tho racing msn aro furious nt the
Qf the ,ftW nm, thInk ,
..(. (nnni ri.ri.t to '
. ,00ge
Threats ngalnit Governor Hughus
are common.
! Police Commissioner Bingham this
a'ternoon sont a general order to nil
1 prec'nets to watch for Weldon and
i . v,i... am. .i.lnJ A unonllil
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jy wJgnod ,0 tho cflge undcr or(Urfl
trgce Wohlon A exU8 from the
watched. The author-,
Jr b mak R mt
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TrJ( o Mnnvr Ci,r I
.United !; !m-i Wlre.i I
Roval, Juno 12 It became known
heje t0(lj. y tl)Bt a WOinan school
thwarted a p!ot to kill Czar
JfaJSZ
lj the Gulf of F a
Jon o the a
nan i hay0
grow J fintlre famlly,
commUtea sulC4de rather
than carry out the mandate of tho
"et order.
NINE ARE
KILLED BY
DYNAMITE
WHILE BLASTING
WORKING ON RAILWAY IN MANL
TORA MINIMAL IN ROOIC HAS
CAUSED EXPLOSIONS .WHICH
ENDED SIXTY LIVES.
(United Prrii I.cnicd Wire.)
Wlnnepeg, Man., June 12. Nino
laborers were killed and soveral
moro Injured by n promature explo
sion of dynamite at a railroad cnmii
oh tho Grand Trunk Pacific nonr
hero today. The men were blasting
rock when the dynamite exploded
and some were vory near to the
charge.
Tho death ot this crew sends to ( (ho occnaon by Ma ,)l0ft tor WHntaln
CO tho vimbir of those killed by ,n tho hl.h r0niltftl.0n (ho cltv h '
premature explojlons within a year.
AIL tho explosions are, apparently
causeloze and . ia. Jnv,tl8atlng t.ha
causes of the accidpnt thevqfAcIa
of tho read nro working on tho
theory that somo mlnoral in the rock
In some way Ignites tho charges of
dynamlto which are tamped into It.
This Ib regarded as an entirely
now discovery In science and tho of
ficials nro wholly aV n Iosb in plan
ning n way to contlnuo work In th
d,oath trap rock, which tho lab.ororv
nro now shunning.
TO ARREST
WEARERS OE
DIRECTOIRE
(United I'rtii I.tnitd Wire.)
New York, Juno 12. The sheaf)
or dlrectolro skirt tho latest daring
Parisian creation that has caufced ft.
sensation In the gay Frer.oh metrop
olis, Is not for New York. Anthony
Comstock has spoken.
Tho chief of the rocioty for tho
suppression of vice says that ho will
arrost and proseouto, "fo tho fullest
oxtent of tho Inw," any woman who
appoars In puhllc attired In one of
thoso gowns.
HAMMOND
IS OUT
TO WIN
(United I7 I.eoied IVIre.)
Ohioago, June 12. "John Hny
Hammond Is out to win tho vice
presidential nomination at the hands
of the Republican convention," said
John C. Montgomery, mnnagor for
tho mining engineer, today. Mont
gomery opened headquarters for
Hammond today.
"We are In this fight to win,"
Montgomery saldj "and we have a
good chance. Hammond will be nom
inated by George A. Knight, of Cali
fornia. Utah hn? endorsed him and
Nevada, Idaho and Montana will
support him. Already a number of
Pennsylvania delegates are working
for Hammond. At a meeting of the
Pennsylvania delogates uext Mon
day, ft resolution favoring Ham
mond's candidacy will be offered.
Promises of support have been of
fered by the Oklahoma delegation.
PARADE
IS GREAT"
MUCH ENTHUSIASM' k
SPEECHES ARE MADE STRKBTS
DECORATED PUPILS 8ING
ATHLETICS RANNKRS PRE
SENTER RY HOARD OF TRADE.
Tho parado of tho public school
children nt 2 o'clock today was. a
great locnl outburst or enthuHlasm
for the educational intcrcstn of th
Capital City.
Mako Greater Salem n greater
educational centor was tho watch
word of the hour. Tho speaker
echoed tho sentiment. City -Superin-
i tendont Poworn hit tho kronoto nr
SUCCESS
, gftln0(1 for lts ,nb1lc Mll00l-; '
i sTo c u 8Urr Moretai4 V
C n-oTji ', -nh foWjf rjwfit " "
fmdvHorjMnl Jaon is duo tho cred
it for originating lho fileatrf rfublli
demonstration In tho annual1 dls "
missal of tho schools, and tho com
mittee headed .by Clarcnco Blshou
nobly worked out thodetalls to th '
conclusion of the athletic events thlJ
afternoon.
Prtmptly nt 1 o'clock the reepe
tlve scho'oH niwomblod In tho four
quarters of tho clt, and tho roomn
began to form, and led by the janitor
bearing tho flag, the principals and
teachers marched to Commercial
whore a stand' decorated with the na
tional colors was orocted on the
south side of tho stroot, and Ml
Magors, supervisor of music, wai
escorted to her position and waved
her wnnd as directress nnd to thu
nccompanlomcnt of tho band, the
2000 voices burst out In the national
anlhom, a grand and Imp'rossl'vo tri
bute of patriotism for which the pub
lic fchoolR stand. Tho parado was
then photographed nml proceeded to
Marion Square where tho speaking
program and moro music wero car
ried out.
SdVH'ts Decorated.
The streets wero gay with hun
dreds of national ling suspended on
wire.
Promptly at 1:30 the hand began
to play patriotic alr and the first
inarohtng columns of school children
began to convorge on Wlllspn ave
nue, and ns the various schools be
gan to assemble the air was painted
red with music, :ne yells and cber
Ing for the primary grades and gen
eral enthusiasm mountud high.
Aftor the oxorc'ws at Marlon Square
City Superintendent Powers formal
ly dismissed the cfilldren and nil
proeded to Willamette field, where
the Idtalled program of athletic
events was pulled off.
ProM-ntutlon o( Itiiniirr.
Aftr tho parade tho Judgea, Col.
R. II. Page, W. I. Staley and Hupor
lntiid(jt Powers, went Into consul
ta'tou to dacldo which t'f tin- jttblli'
Echools had the largest repreonta
Hon tu Its size. Tho chool having
tho largost proportional roprisentu
Hon will receive a handnomc banner
from the board of trale This Is thi
third banner that the board print
ed today. Tho othur two nro for tho
whool winning the .argest number
et points in the field meet, and for
the team winning the mile relaj
race. . . .'. n.-r.-.-,-.-
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