Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, November 17, 1908, Image 4

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Daily capital journal., November 17, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1908)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextI M tiAttr CArtt U, JOmVAfj, MfdCM. ORK0N. TUBflDAY, NOVli&IHSIi 17, 1"08. fl TRIAL OF GRAFTER IS RESUMED UNDER POLICE PROTECTION CHINESE ARMY HEAD MAY BE ENTHRONED . i frnltnl 11 All l.ric'il Wire t tUnltrfi tress Loaned Wlre.i ot got now counsel because nttor- San FrnnclBco, Nov. 17, Wheiiinovs who would mmn in hln iinfnnni. uro In danger of denth. The Dozler affidavit win supported by another by 13. E. Kirk, one of At tornoy Ach's office force, recoiintlii'' tlio circumstances of tbe throwing from the court room yesterday of J. B. Cook, a man employed by Iltlcf to ascerta'n tlio feeling of the sp-c-tntors In the court room. At this stage of the proceedings, It. A. Adnnis. a man who Ruef ac cuses of having followed tho sheriff'; van from the court building to tlio jail yesterday and hnvlng called Ituof vile name, was ejected from tlio court room. tho Ruof trial was convened this morning for tho second session since tho attempted murder of Francis J. llonoy, graft prosecutor last Friday, the samo warlike military nspect marked its deliberations. Ruof was driven to Carpenters' hall In the sheriff's car surrounded by a guard of flvo detectives and live mounted poltco who rode behind tho van to boo that no attempt was made to In torforo with tho prisoner. Tho crowd outside tho building wns kept moving by mounted police nntl thoro was no disorder. When tho Ruof wagon was driven to tho court, tho police formed a lino and kopt tho crowd away until Ruof could bo taken lnsldo. Henry Ach and Thomns B. Dozler, Ruof'B nttornoys, wore driven to tho court building guarded by detectives. By tho express ordor of Judge Lnwlor, tho court room was not al lowed to bo crowded and ovoryono waH searched for weapons before ho wan allowod to ontor. '" Thomas B. Dozler openod tho court proceedings by filing a supple mentary affidavit to support, tho mp tloh of Rucf'H counsel fo'fa change of vonuo inndo yestorday. Attorney Hiram Johnson objected to tho filing of tho affidavit on tho ground that it wbb stipulated that all evidentiary aiiuiaviiH in support of tlio motion for a chango of venue wero to hnvo boon illod by ho defense yesterday. Ruof's counsel opposed the ob jection with tho statement that It was expressly stipulated by tho law and by tho nttornoys In tho case that tho motion could bo ronowed at any stago of tho trial and that affi davits covering a period of time HUUHCqilOIlt to tlio filing n'd :fntiy are in dr:icr of suspend ing.' R.imo-1 thpf lho -npres commit' tnd pulclde hnv? gain d wide-spread ubllvlty ' Hi-- lnt 24 heirs, 'but IVrc Is no off da' -tntonient ns in tho cause of her deit'Ii or the direct cause of the uetnlat of tlu emperor Iina been is tied. That the ?w gov lment fonrs an Httack by the revolutionists is de nied but th rtig ut iiFlnR ovry ei- The prosecution thou nnnounce.1 that It had 'the affidavits .of 25 per sona to present in answer to the n fldavlts filed by tlio dofenso veste day. All these affidavits denied the statements mndo In tho nflldnvlts filed by Ruof yesterday. They were from the following persena: How William Rader. donylne that ho had stated that he had been In sulted by one of Ruof's attorneys. John W. Sweeney president of tho labor council, denying that ho had mndo KtatemcntB attributed to him at a mnsB meeting Sunday. Roln V. Watt, denying that he had mndo an attack on Swcouey at a mass meeting Sunday, and that Rev. Dr. Clampet, had made an atack on Sweeney. Rov. Charles N Lathron. statins that he had been present nt tho mnsi meetings Saturday night nnd had hoard no cries of "Cllvo ub Ruof." T. J. Corlo nnd J. P. Lynch, don- uty sherlfffl, custodians of the Jury, Peking, CMna, Nov. 17. Prince Ching, pre: I d nt of the board bf foreign affairs and head of the nrnfy. has ll.cii t-uddely to b tho most proniiont figure In China. Kvon Prhcp Ch'in, trie regent, ha? aked the ppo t of Prlnir Ching, who. Is new ginrdlng the Im perial nalnc w'th several htindre. nrtlnnfnrl nwitl The situation 1- prrtleularly ten fort to 1J',1nH form! luMe smmrt lo since Prlncs Chin- is the father tf ' H'lMinlpl ntHr. nM . mom Prince Tsal Fit, who Is one o' th urg-ri uicncs nr i :ig r ,t uy . claimant ta f.:e throne and who a loklo. Jriiui. v' Advices j:i I!i r.y to ..? rr.lt d Statoi, fs rewlvnl hi-i- from Toklrg say thrt envoy oxtrrrnllnnrv to ox-ireM j' l,"hcc J11"" re Bunrdfd and thnnk- for the remission of ti,eithat entranco Is refused to nl per Boxer Indemnity. sons ocpt after the most rigid ox- Among ,-he "many ev.ntunIK-. I'mlnntlon. svhlc'i arc "orcjoct irs-l Is tli" rug- r'10 nl,1,i' thnt empress com g'stlon that Ching might gnln nn- 'n'tted suicide aftor fostlng Tor nenr trol of the government nnd put Tinijb' IV wouk Is becoming Wronger. Fu on the throne yet. I The Chlnoso revolutionary stu- The flnanclnl slt'uatlon 'i extreme-1 ilenti In this city are holding meet- Over 20 exchanges In Pi-'lngs and are being watched elosoly are still down nftcr RUEFWAS ABOUT' TO BE ARRESTED WHft HENE V WAS SHOT BY HM (United Proas Lcnsod Wire.) n(riiM..l . i nn'iiiiir u'ft ,. aan l-rancisco, wov. 17 Ten mil. ' Detertni,.i a ae "i Hew , utos before Francis J. Heney wu tics sK f1 i 2 .i'i felled by the bullet from the rovoi. t" Si of ?,, i" ihe Vol T vcr of Morris Haas. Judgo William , ran, J, ,' nfPCclaI ptiS P. Lawlcr had ca od nttnrnnvo f-'B...i "nson of eouni.?'M Abraham Ruef nnd the proicctitlon denian.l n wfulyobw! mounccd thnt'Ruof for i,,i,im nejr Hni : beLMvon hit., m' "I Momi amPM that Ruef yould remain within tho I of the , ,'" l? iku Into his ofllco nnd nnnouueed thnt uiriiicr nssuranco must Attorney Dozler for Ruof Mnn asked Judge Lnwlor If ho hnil rnnriily grave the newspapers, and Judgo Lawler klnp have been nff ctttl by the doub'o, by tho police, refused to nnswer the nuestlon. death In the royal family. Nntlv i ToMo stocks bnnks are hnvlng grent difficult!" the slump of vctrdrv of vostor day's affidavits, could ho introdunnil stntlnc that no ono had been allowed In Biipport of tho motion for a to talk to tho Jury, change of vonuo at any tlmo. The LouIb II. Wnrd, assistant district court ruled that this contention was attnnroy, stnting that he had attond- corroct and Dozler was allowed to cd tho mnss nicetlngs Saturdnv nigh'' read his affidavit, which covorod tho nnd hnd henrd no crld of "CJIvo us tlmo trom yestorday up to this morn- Ruof." Ing. John O'Onra, nsslstnnt district at Tho nllldavlt reviewed at longth tornoy, stnting thnt .tho Jurymen had tho proceedings of yestorday and nl- noon carefully examined before they logod that Ruef was In such danger wore Bworn In nnd thnt Judge Lnw of his llfo that ho hnd to bo driven ,or "i'i fnllod tho couii'ol for both to tho court room protected by shor- h'8 Into his chninbors nnd mi nt's doputlos. The nllldavlt nlloged nounced bis lntontion of locking up that Ruof was followed from tho Ruof 'ten minutes bororo the attempt court to tho Jnll by n man who on tho llfo of Honey, heniied vllo enltliots on him nn.l I Potor J. Hnggorty. under Bherlff, that tho attornowH for tho Indicted stnting thnt no attempts have b'on ox-boss had boon throalonod with , mndo on the life of Ruof since ho Iuih donth In several nnonyouious letters, boon cmiflnnd In tho countv Jail Ruof's couinol aro tired and worn ' aftor the attempt on the . life of out, says the nllldavlt and Ruof enn- Homy. SUPERSTITION CAUSES SUSPECTED MURDER TO COMMIT SUICIDE (United Press Lonscd Wire.) Uttlo Rock, Ark., Nov. 17. Proved by the "voodoti tost" to bo a murdoror, Louis Hlrsuh, a fanner to day slashed his throat from ear to oar and dropped dead before tho coroner's Jury that ha glvon him a lioarlug and was about to free htm, Tho caso was all In and thoro was Instiniclout ovidonco to hold Hirscli, who was suspected of having killed Sam Haywood, a negro planter last Saturday night. A nogro on tho coronor's Jury ob jected to the verdict and stated thnt If tho rovolvor that had killed Hay wood wore llrod In tho court room, tho barrel would sweat blood. Tho tost was ordered to satisfy the siiporstltlous nogro who would not bo pacified. Hlrsch drew his rovolvor and fired a shot out the window. Ho saw some thing on tho barrel that ho thought was blood and. drawing his knife, he rut his throat Ye Liberty ' ....... , ., ,. m I - I ' - I - HHHhrL'.Hh HiHHBOWHH iim ran& i HH i Hnn, i tH WMMMMMHMMMMMMMMMMMMMMBmUMMW BMMMMUMUMMMMMMMMMWIMUMWMMBMMMmWMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM l."' J MBHMH -Jmmmmmmmwwwwm v JBSMgmmmnMMMMmm Jurisdiction of tho court, nccordln ' wnid his Jf IL? ftt F'Me w court to urani - B tol n con to nn affidavit filed In tho Ruef trlni today by Aealstnnt District Attorney John O'dnrn. At that time Ruof hnd furnished ball to tho amount of 51,500,000. The attorneys for Ruof left the presence or tno judgo liourrledlv, conveyed tho nows to him nnd n!l , allow him n T1 u H thno left the court room for tho which tlmo nn .' 'tlK& 1 ftnd carrlPri u .'" morrow morning Z "J " orlng to secure arn;,f"Wl o'clock thl afteSSW allow him .,.. d i'S " (t corridor. A few minutes later tho'tnken, PECULIAR ACTIONS OF LAMPHERE Lnporto, Ind., Nov 17. Witnesses for tho state today tostlflcd to the "ujuuriUMtr, a. l m mmmi WITNESS ad (United Press LatedWkjj San Franclico. nv , i tWilllnm J. num. n.. ,."? ... ,. .ww....w fcw v,,u -. ... ua, AfTlto,, peculiar actions and remarks of Ray nu"n, wiio was rtuefi dijy I.ampliero on trial for tho murder of, tno 'hiys of graft and whoUt Mrs. Bolln Gunuess. Tho prosecu-ln r,l'vo from jMtti ut- tlnti tiliwoil nnvnrnl u'lliinsuia nn 11... Jnnunry, W08 Cflntlire In tuft stand to show that shortly before the 0rcKon today by two of ti.fo discovery of tho bodies In the ruins I110'1, ,'Iu w" bo extniiuiri or tno uuiiiuhs' Home, Lamphoroi ,. i .lu inwc11'' l threatened Mrs. Qunness. L u ,'8 learned here thita-Sei John Nye related that ho and 1Vt'ftrin f 0rcB" h cow Mi Lamphoro wont to Michigan City, ,,'" ",t,0y for Utbim whoro hey spoilt somo iimnuy Blvon''1" cxUd,VonJ,r0CMli.l!i to Lamphoro by Mrs. Guimom. Up- l h"' ,u C "5H?5r wJ"iwk on their return, Nye said that Lnni-im","1 phoro alighted from n car Ut SplnlTl. nn,U Snlltd.Plll,1ft Lake oxplnlnlng that he "would take come Kl,? lZ'tf n peek iiroiiiul tho aunnoss place to ' Cothh B nnl 11 l, sco what the old woman wns doing." 'n lo y i Ktl.S ifo in Bessie Wallace, an Inlmated friend Western Vatlon WL 1 of Lnmphoro's testified hat she heard 0 ,ui JSosltS AS Laniphero say "the old woman and the box I had a falling out. I left her a fow " 1 da; s ago. Sho owes mi somo money which I can mnko hor glvo mo. If 1 sho doesn't fork It over I'll got even with her." uuc iiuiifim. i Snn Francisco, N'or T.4I this afternoon It was iddoiH I l the physicians at Lane hoipiu tho condition of Francis J showed continued ImproTespstii wounded mans 'ROBBERS HOLD UP i r ... .....I., l . i i i , AND ROB SIX MEN loHsonednndliowasablelOMli ... . ingly. (rnltod Prosa Lonsod Who.) ' No visitors aro as ret idsiftjl unitinrd, cnl., Nov. 17. Two the patient's room except lis rt masked tliugn who hold up six men o I .iin?ai?0ll.inm ,1c,rk,lnm, rtr,ot- ('oKnp Imptmrf. ' robbed tho till, nnd escaped boforo Paso Itoblos. Cal Nor 1'4 i'ii; i.iiue rrivfd, aro s 'ii at inriso ' K,ecl Cosgrove. of Vbial '" V l '",nco ",lV0 " c'w to inoir improving rnnldly and ,ul, "if ... .. ' ablo to wnlka little III pr iv. ttiiiiuur, mo uiuior e: i no nloon, George Morton. Huiro Bnle- cui, liiiwaru Aiiuoruou, HVAXOKM.ST .lMKS S.MXMi, WIIO IS HOLDINfl FORTH KACII KV-1-:XI AT Tlll'3 CIIUISTIAX rilUHCH WITH PROP. S1IAFKKK. CioorKC BariKM and J Green woro In the re- ort Inst night whon tho mnskod men i ntered, 1 After covering the proprietor and 1 It atrnns with a rovolvor the thugs Marted to ransack the place. Ono ltiuder took $20 from tho till and money nnd Jowolry from tho proprie tor. MAJORITY FAVOR WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE Dr. II. It Kt'vfor. Jefilhlsi for his hoiiii The Horre of Refined Entertainment Program for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: F12ATURK Tho latest success direct from tho Kast FEATURH IIKAl'TV AND TIIK ltlCAST TIIK IAU(JI11X(J MGOKH. COCK FK1HT. TIIK SUH) NOTK. THAVKIiKRS JICST. Como and hear KERRY MILLS' BARN DANCE by Miss B. Hol land; also "If You Caro for Mo ns I Cnro for You," by Miss K. Wood. Mutlnee, U p. m. Kvenlngs, ;4 p. m. mmmmmmmmmmmHmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmammmmmm essssssesasssVJeH&K 8sshLbbbbH sPsiHHBMH SjppppHppS PH ppppj kSSSSSSBsVsltaM Storm Stops .Miineuvoi-s." Toklo, Japan, Nov. 17 Loudon, Nov. 17. A poll of tho . house of commons which was com- 1 lilntod toiltiv Klinivnd rhn iistnnHliod riio';. i...i ' .... .on ... ... ...i L Squaro JDcal . it ' i ii W Ilium Wallace Gral am Is seek ng ' i U n It l mist ! ltd P. "oll, fi.J'ou' bci ., she Is great 'oll 1st. She Is engaged to )luy this season with tho Boston yi.in' ny orchestra, the Now York MiUhaiiionic. the ThojJoro Thomas irenostra, and nir.y yrganlzutlcins In mcrlca. She may come to Salem. Vovonibor 30. mi:ricaxs mkcomk GAITKMALAX TROOPS iinv1, rB.!MVtlI,',1,'l,1 was' to j c7o members hnvo" admitted that storm which mnde the maneuvers . brOIIX To flnni v Z ,1' ho prncthnly Impossible. J " l t..tfiaB HfaI voto ,,oforo tho I "- - V..-W UW..U.W... Tlio bill is now tlod up In com mittee nnd aftor second reading, h aMiiod you when you buy Dr. Plcrey I Powerful Influences woro brought to bunny iiiwllcini'! for all tho hiurcdl. ,henr to keop It there. Tho pressuro cuts cMitiTiiig Into them uro printed on of 11 business Is used by tho com llio bnt.ln-nrni Hri and tl.clr formulas I nilttoomen ns an oxcuuo to call up iip a!t- ted u' ui-ronth ns being complete j tho moasuro. uiHlinrrir. You i.iu.i. Juki what you are The supporters of tho suffrngo bill mug ior nnt in.ii me inriM.ionts are ,nro consldorlng notion ulong the suggostod by Premier ueruort 'hlch is tho Introduction of suffrage amondmont to tho bill. ... iid ii.tni .wu.if laiMirawTy, ikmis : linos . ri-.-u II. nil i!i . I OIIUU.O nut. VI' Asqulth w , .," , " " " !'"? "" in our an onunl m-rf(iL'i! i:iriiii.M oi'in ,.. .i... reiorm Latlian made an afldim forth tlio facts and the t holds thnt this proves tin V irav Iluef tho money with 1 boodllng board of supmiwn bribed. , , ; I nflinn v:na nut linlff IK ' f tl,.i nmir, nml ! tindff W I npponr la court when fiitrf.1 Ho Miiuueniy uisappesi" rtninntlt-n Uiirn. rhirfCttUII' an hns been In thepaf clthftj r..M i. nn.l Ko. IfDtCtt"! 1UIIIIUUUB - -',.,, way for that roasoa. UIW' """'''':",. ,y is tt agnlnst Calhoun and ?ai United Jlaiiroaus. nnrfinVKLKOTIlICRlIl Time Card Effective Xor. tt Vnr Portlnnd nnd Intermedin. T.nwil Portlnnd-Hlllsboro and I tormedlnte. Loc' III I SIX Portlnnd nnd lntermedU( It II? MIY WOMAN SUED "ll'-uto wiiinrn :iini ehlldroi). Not a I'rop ' ' uk'oliol enii-r. into tliir coiupnltiou. i WK.VLT in'K'h bMr ki-iu imtd IkjiIi for ex- vo ruot-uir iiuct iir-'viis tilt, .nuui.iW.i .1 An.,-.. irilicililo 11' In Mii-in vi,n r iri .in ' vnicaEo, mjv. l. umiuu oiuiw .'imwl ilwu..., JTh,; iS 'ZlHl D'strlct Attorney Sims this afternoon lit) i - Uif (till utrliulo t'.wi vii.nl iiroi.f.fnoi its own, fll0(t suit In tho federal court for tho j niKii in'. it.iiiMiiictiut ..'ptic ami autl recovery oi proneny smugKiuu i nc-oso tho Canndlnn ummor .ennunt, nutlitlvti. and tuuthliitf dumul .(ilycorln Plays an Important part In n nromlnont sc llr, 1'iorco , ;l.o! .on Medical Dioeo'wry in h.!! m phn i., euro of jubicv.uii, tl)pitiiu t ml rll' fllr1 Vn? a o.k stonuich. aiii ii..id by i-oitr rlsln.Ts. , have smuggled iirurvuurii. nun orcnin, coatcu longi.e, poor uniiotite, gnuwlug feeling in to:n. nch, biliousness and Kludrud dcrrngtc monts of tho ioniuch. liver and bowels. Besides turlng all the ubovo dlstrcsslns ailments, tho"tioliien Medioal.Dlscovery " is ji bjjcciuc lor uu uihoribcsot tlio uuicous membranes, us catarrh, whether of tho I.nnnl Portland nnd Intermedin. Portlnnd-TualaUnandlWK boro. Limited T...i,i.iiiiisboro nl1 u I'UIVIUOU -.... - irmo.Hnte. Local Portland nnd Intermed' Portland nnd Intermeduw Local i- no cnnnuinn uoruer iusi,rruiii. ,mWjli. by Mrs. Emily Chndbourne. Portland nnd Interna lont society woman of th's. Locnl .. (UU - dbourne Is alleged to tho property, wijlch consisted of brlc-n- brae, for Mrs. Jack Gardner of Boston, a wealthy society woman of that city. Tho property is valued at $82,500 and tho officials hero have already recovered $70,000 duties and penal ties on It PortlwHl-Hliuiw" ,- torroediate. t Portlnnd. JHi"" ,,l Tunlatm, u '" ju Portland nnd imt? asi1", Local ttt. NEW LOCATION No More Darning when you buy thbsvf HAOIXK FRKT GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR , Mrs. 11. T. Swart, Irtp. 271 N. Commercial (Streel Next KurtiMeat Market Tncomn Nov 17 A .n.ia,. f .Vi ""L-'IV !."""' "V lu .'" "" ' .;.. .i.ii." i" . ' " !"? .' .' "H?M:'Laurot.',, lo,acn, powcii tno suit, tho owner of tno property ...... nml 1-v.uis urgmiizea in or pcivic orsui s. l , .veu ill its ulcerat ve W1U bo reaulred to nay $82,500 the country near here toJny by an stages It w 111 ylnld to t h s sqverolgn rem- , "L ?7 f ,, L.i; Jttlcer of the Guatemalan arm for ody If lUuso bo persevered In .Kfc niore to get the property back. he purpose of providing a trustwor- i.i .,oti tho .ra8.aJ ; P'Snges. It is well, I n :y body guard for Pdeat Cab?e- l",',S:'H Secretary of State Root today en a. According to the report df the Guatemalan dictator, a r. volution Is brewing and he has been urged to retnm as soon as possible to Central nior'ca with as many horsemen us ho can muster. . The rough riders are being of- lerca iuu a, monin, nan nj number if Americans have jo'ned the Guate malan army. , o , a .a- m K2 a ,t. x jl. . m ta r M i i n Have Hm Ecihl uvtoio X M' urj-XA'- .7. VCC&tf I'nvnrv " fnr tlin nfwtcnru Am1(.tU..iiH...i ' j av vj l v. i jou 1 Liiiinii i hi iiuirii .. ...- . .. trpatniont. to cleanse the. naas frooi ithe toUowIng cable message: iwu or ilireu tlmeaaduv with nr s,i.... I "American Location. Pekln, China Catarrh Kemedy. This thorough course Y6u-wlU convoy to His Imporlal of mutuant generally cujts the worst Majesty. tle emperor, and to His Im "lonrt. .nd h.nM, r.JI k. k. Perlol Highness, the regent, tbe deep I chiai.Uinndluniratrwiioniewtrun-i regret .and sincere pympatny oi in U,UUU UUVIVO ....H ,.-..... , If the government wins portiand-Hlil3Don' , termedlate. ! tfc Portland and inter,. Local ''".' mu. Portland and l- c) Local ' mM& Portland and to"1 Locnl . i-a&f? &. '.,ra.rti?"A,.,vl,l!,dvn.Cea"'l'!i'Ulu''Jildcn president, tbe eecretary Of state and r 2i5uS?;e,rrf th4 XUKS' "" American people on the death oft &iI;KMrritM His Imperial Majesty, the late em- 121 Uie bruncbtal mucous mpmhr.nn VT'i.-nm.,: .r.. .. u.. imnm.liii XfnlAslv the cowry " li not so yood for acute counlit arU- hl Vmnr nowaeer " inj; rrom sudden colds, nor must it be ex- ,nie ropr8 UOwager. Wclea to cdro .consumption In its tdr&ncrd I r n gyoUtffifilKSteihSL1 t?n ' Idaho mine owners are making an ur. TiuiLTiii.. i.VeUDlo(?Muu.n'i errort to preveai a reaucuuu uu ram . ''jMi w v V erals. --,