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SALEM. OREGON, WEDNWWfAY, JULY 1, 1008
BANKER IS SENTENCED
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NO. 10JJ
TO
TER YEARS
SUFFRAGISTS ASSAULTS 0FFI(pR IN ATTEMPTED RESCUE
BIG SUM
HAS BEEN
DONATED
FOR THE FOURTH
NEARLY $1000 ALREADY IX
STORES TO CLOSE AT 10:30
O'CLOCKMUCH INTEREST IX
BABY SHOW.
Things nre booming for the big
Fourth of July celebration. It lookK
as If the event would be the b03t cel
ebration of its kind had In this city
for yenrs. Remarknblo enthusiasm
Is being Bhown by the merchant
and others with their readiness 'n
contributing to tho fund for tho col
ebratlon. Already there has been
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WOMEN
ATTACK
POLICE
r:
POSSES
SURROUND
KIDNAPER
rlMHMI
CHICAGO
MURDER
SEVERELY BEATEN CATCH ACCOMPLICE
TRY TO RESCUE SUEtflMGETTES
k UNDER ARREST OFFIGEHS
.HAVE TO USE CLUBS MAXf
CO TO PRISON. .
(United I'rtM .I.enied Wire.)
London, July 1. iileedlng from'
gashes cut by the clubs of policemen,
with disheveled hair and torn dress
es, after a night of demonstration,
more than a ifhousand snuffrngettes
mado a despernto attempt today to
reseuo 28 of their members, who
wero nrrestcd last night nnd wore
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emmsm
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
OUR ANNUAL
CLEARING SALE
18 NOW IN FULL RLAST AND WILL HE CONTINUED UNTIL ALL
OF OUR SUMMER GOODS ARE DISPOSED OF. WE ARE SHOW
1X0 NO MERCY TO PRICES. OUR STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS
IS TOO LARGR AND MUST BE DISPOSED OF. EVERY ARTICLE
THROUGHOUT THE STORE IS GOING AT BARGAIN PRICES,
MAY HE CAUGHT ANY .MOMENT
GIRL TELLS STORY FEEL
ING RUNS HIGH FATHER
GIVES RECURERS DIG SUM.
5,000 yards of white goods that
la worth double the money, going
at Barga'n Prices. Yard
18 AND UP
Coalinga, Ga July l. Tony
Loveall, lcador of tho kidnaping yes
terday of Edna Domcngine, the 18-year-old
daughter of Adolph Domen
glno, is nt bay today In Wartb&n
canyon, IS miles from here. He in
surrounded by a posse of determined
men, heavily armed, nnd his death
or capture, Is expected to be reported
at any time. . . ..
Edna, tho girl who underwent the
itrnglc experience, 1b nt her homo to
day, suffering from nervousness and
slight bruises but not seriously In
jured In any way. Her feet were
badly cut by stones when she wns
.forced to walk over rocky roads, her
solo garment being tho night dross
which sho wore when drngged from
her father's houso.
Clcvo Rogers, tho young kidnaper,
who wob captured last evening by a
poBso after being traced to a lonely
BEfTEN AND KILLED
WO.MAX FOUND HOUND WITH
HEAD CRUSHED SENSATION
EXPECTED WELL DRESSED
-4.
AND OWNED MUCH JEWELRY.
, 'United Press Leaned wire.)
Chicago, July 1. With tho cord
which' Btrnngled her tightly twisted
into tho flesh of her neck nnd n shoot
tied about her mouth as a gag, thi
naked body of a woman believed to
bo Mrs. E. Thompson, wns found in
a po6"l of blood today in n room in a
local jdodglng house. Her feet nnd
arms re tightly. bound with n ropp,
her skull crushed and bruises on her
body showed that she had been bru
tally kicked and bentes; by tho mur
dered beforo he committed tho flend
IbIi crime. J. H. Raymond, who
rented tho room for his "wife," 1:
being sought by the authorities.
Detectives have secured valuable
clews to the woman's Identity nnd
nro now positive that the strangler's
TEN YEARS
EOR BANK
WRECKER
NEARLY GOES MAD
SECOND OFFICIAL
PENALTY
TRUST COLLAPSES
LEARNS FATE.
TO SUFFER
FOR VIOLATING
WHEN
(United rres Leased Wire.)
San FrnnclBco, July 1. Wnlter J.
Dartnett, attorney nnd vice presi
dent for the defunct California Safe
Deposit & Trust company and for
mer vice president of tho Western
Pnclflc railroad, was sentenced to 10
years in San Quentin prison today
upon conviction for embezzlement of
tho Colton securities. Dartnett near
ly collapsed .and entered his cell in
the county Jail wiChv'blnheher face
A potitlon of his attorneys for-.hls re
Icoso on ball pending nn appeal will
bo heard tomorrow morning.
In pronouncing sente'nee on Dnri
nett Judgo Conley snld tho Jury, had
no right to recommcnd-lenlency fo"
tho prisoner. In a' brief review of
the case he declared ho could see no
COMMUTE
ORCHARD
SENTENCE
NATURAL LIFE TERM
HOARD OF PARDONS SAYS HE IS
DUE CLEMENCY MURDERER
CLAIMS HE DID NOT WANI
IT.
Several of tho largest Jewelry
firms here states that Mrs. E. Thomp-
Millinery
1,000 yards of Dress Ginghams
at Manufacturers' Cost. Yard
8 l-3, 10, 12tt
AND UP
5.000 yards of this, season
Dress Goods and Silks cut away
down o the lowest prices.
Fancy Lawns
HALF PRICE
The Store That Saves You Honey
Now is your time for Bargains in0B. avaUunii R,imini0n. nntti the
in Millinery. $5.00 Hats novlgr, WW reBCUe(1 Tnen he qulet,y
?2.75; $7.00 lints, $3.5.0; Clill---,, nwnv nml wno n nf K,pht
r1 .-- - " -. .,HM w w. .0..
before tho Bearchers learned from
i Rogers that ho was the other kid
haper.
Adolph Domenglno, tho father of
the girl, today announced that he
would glvo a reward of $5000 to the
, four men who led the attack on
Rogers and rescued the girl. This Is
the full nmount of thd ransom de-
, mnnded by tho kidnapers.
I Miss Domenglno Is the object' of
sympathy from everyone in this sec
tion nnd wns tho recipient of many
'presents and delicacies today from
.woman friends.
j She stood the ordeal bravely and
was able to give a clear account of
, the wild trip, part of which she war
forced to take, thrown over a horse's
back like a sack of meat. She Buf
fered most from tho stones which
cut her bare feet.
j The beautiful girl Is a graduate of
'Holy Cross college at Santa Cru
and has many attainments and sweet
traits of character which have en
deared her to the community. The
kidnapers knew well that she was
the pride of her father's life.
, o .
The biggest grain exporting year
Portland has ever had closed last
nbt. . ,
mountain cabin and after using the 80n' of 0ak Pnr,t I,u- hnB b(HV n
girl as a Bhleld against bullets from
his pursuers, is In Jail here. Feel
ing ngainRt him does not run high
as the girl says ho offered her no
nffront,
A pathetic feature of tho remark
able caso Is the fact that one of tho
lenders of the posse, which captured
Rogers, was his own fnther. The
older man had no Jden thnt It wr.
his son, whom he was following with
n gun and when ho Bnw tho boy ho
collapsed.
The rerentment of the community
fs directed against LovenlJ, who Is
alleged to havo planned the daring
kidnaping and burning of the out
houses on tho Domenglno place.
This feeling has been Increased
by the discovery today that when
Loveall sent Rogers ahead with tho
girl, he fell back and Joined the
d;en's Hats ... .. ,
25, 40fS 75, 08
AND UP
Ladies' Suits
If you want Bargains In this
EeaEon,'s Latent Garments, come
to the CHICAGO STORE and
look our stock through, $8.50
SultSr-
now 4.50
18 suits, xow $8.90
And So On.
. Sftirt Waists
At Bargain Prices. $1.00
Waists no 49c; $2.00 Waists
now 95c; $20 Waists now
r;:1 Wo
p
frequent customer nnd Levy Bros.
report that tho woman recently ex
changed n diamond ring for a larger
stono and paid tho difference.
When Mrs. Mary Berberbrug,
landlndy of tho lodging house whero
the murder wns committed, discov
ered the body todny It was evident
the woman hnd been dead for threo
or four days.
Raymond rented tho room last
-week. Sunday he dliappeared on J
has not been seen since. He 1b de
scribed as being about 35 years old,
tall, good looking nnd apparently
prosperous.
When ho departed Raymond ex
plained to Mrs. Berberbrug that ho
would return in a few days. The
landlndy had no occasion to visit the
room, for which rent hnd been paid
In advance until today. Until she
discovered tho tragedy she had be
lieved that Raymond's wife had ac
companied him on his trip.
Tho dead woman was about 35
years old, pretty and well dressed.
In the room where the murder was
committed two diamond rings and
a diamond stick pin were found.
Purchase slips for $350 worth of
Jewelry and diamonds, addressed to
Mrs. E.k Thompson, were among
other articles discovered.
Tho authorities believe the mur
der wjll devolpe a sensation Invol
ving the names of persons of such
promlnonce that they will startle the
entire country, Both "Rnymond"
and the woman bore the appearance
of arhtrocratic breeding.
From the appearance of ,the room
the police believe Raymond flendUh
ly tortured the woman, kicking and
beating her, before he finally took
her life,. It is supposed that he
bound and gagged her then to tor
ment her for hours before strangling
her life out with the cord found
twisted about her beautiful throat
Occupants of' the adjoining apart
ments say they heard no unusual
sounds In the room and that Ray
mond must have surprised and gag
ged the woman before she could
make an outcry.
Discovery of the Jewelry precludes
the posslbl.lty that the m.urder was
victim is of prominence In Illinois. rnson why the court Bhould be leni
ent in tho matter as the evidence
showed tho unquestionable guilt of
tho defendant.
Bnrtnett wns convlctod on tho spe
cific charge of embezzling securities
belonging to tho estate of tho late
Mrs. EUn Colton of Washington, D.
C. The will left by MrB. Colton gave
securities In the amount of $205,000
to her legatees, Catherine C. Dahl
gron, Grace Catherine Agnow, Thco
dosla Cook, Montgomery Martin and
Heleno M. B. Sacher.
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committed for the purpose of rob
bery and tho tragedy is shrouded 'n
deepest mystery. The police nre nt
a los3 to assign a motlvo for the deed
and groping blindly for somo clew
which will lead to. the discovery of
Raymond's where abouts.
o
Relx'ls Rosloce Tnhtiz.
St. Petersburg, July 1 News of
tho first decisive battle of the revo
lution in Perfcla reached this city
early today. The city of Tabriz In the
north of Persia, whero the rebela
bad concentrated their forces for the
fight In tho north, Is In a state of
siege and heavy fighting Is going
on. Over 200 havo already been
killed by the Shah's troops and the
city Is expected to fall. It Is feared
that when the troops of the ruler
get Into the city, a general massacre
will take place.
Tho fighting-at Tabriz started last,
night. The soldiers of the constitu
tional party had concentrated In the
ctty for their big battle against the
Shah's troops. "For several weeks
they have been collecting In Tabriz
in preparation fqr the coming strug
gle, Reinforcements had been sent
from the south nnd the disaffected
provinces of northern Persia and
Russian soldiers are reported to bo
allied with the malcontents.
(United I'reit Leased Wire.)
Boise, Idaho, July l. While
Harry Orchard was still praying thnt
no nctlon would bo taken to provent
him from going to tho gnllows noxt
Friday for tho assassination of
Former Governor Steunonberg, tho
board of pardons announced today
that It had decided to commute his'
sentence of 'death to Ilfo Imprison-"
ment.
.When the news was brought to Or
chaf in his coll ho failed to greet It
with the same show" of gratification1
that would bo expected from a man
standing lit tho shadow of tho gal
lows. "I am not at all pleased," ho re
marked. "I havo repeatedly told ray
lawyers not to mnko a fight for my
life. Now they havo dono tho vorr
thing I have been trying to avoid. I
would rather die on Friday than
spend the rest of.my.lifo in prison."
Orchnrd enrned?i ftift I'rlco of his
testimony In tho Haywood and Pottl
bono cases, though ho did not soolc
It. To tho Inst ho expressed hope
that the sontence of denth would noc
bo Interfered with. Frank Wyman,
appointed by tho court to look nftor
tho Interests of tho condemned man,
appeared beforo tho board of par
dons today nnd asked that tho Ufo
of his client bo spnred. He argued
tho case solely from a legal stand
point, stnting by accepting his testi
mony the stnte was both morally and
legally bound to extend clomoncy.
The recommendation mado by Judgo
Wood was also produced. Wyman
was the only person who appeared
before the board of pnrdons.
' 'i.-.Q.
JAPAXESE STOP BUILDING
OX BATTLESHIPS
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Toklo, July 1, Two battleships
and two cruisers under construction.
In Japnnese navy yards will not ba
completed immediately, because of
the postponement of tho navy de
partment program, according to n
report here today. Repairs of the
ships captured from tho Russian
will be rushed, however, so they
will be in condition to participate In
tlie naval maneuvers to bo conduct
ed this fall,
Bellvo Reports Exaggerated.
Vienna, July 1 -The reports from
St. Petersburg to the effect that there
Is n revolution In the north of Persia
are regarded with suspicion here.
It ,1s thought that the reports pre
purposely exaggerated in order vo
give the Czar a pretext to make a
military demonstration In the north
of Persia. Tho situation Is being
wrtchsd with the keenest interest.
CHAS. M. SHORTRIDGE
OX HONEYMOOX
San Jose, Cal., July 1. Charles
M. Shortrldge, former stnto Bonatorv
newspaper publisher and politician.
and his bride, started on their honey
moon trip today. Shortrldgo was
marr'ed to Mrs. Melmas Martin, a
daughter of the late Carrlo E. Stev
ens Walter, writer and Journalist
Mrs. Shortridge's little daughter ac
companied her mother to tho altar.
The late Mrs. Walter wns formerly
city editor of Shortridge's paper
here and did mucli to make It a suc
cess. She died from a cold contract
ed at her desk and Shortrldgo short
ly afterward became engaged to her
daughter.
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running mate.
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