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1AILT OAPIV 4I JOURNAL, flALBM, ORBGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, iOOB.
RATHER THAN FACE
INQUIRY REV. PAYSON
YOUNG HAS RESIGNED
pillows when itlio committee arrived.
"I have been charged with a crlnu
of which I am Innocent." declared
Father Young to the committee. This
girl who has brought disgrace upon
mo Is now in Chicago. She has not
(United Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco, Nov. 20. The
vestrymen of the church of St. Mary
the Virgin, of this city, nre awaiting
word today from Bishop William
TViril Vlolinlo na in wtmtltnr fn rnti
tlnuo tho church Investigation into communicated with mo nor has sho
tho charges that have been presented Involved me In any way with her dls
ngnlnst Fathor Pnyson Young, unt'l appearanco, which has been fully ex
last night rector of the church, In plained to her mother, I understand,
(connection with tho disappearance I nm broken In health; very 111. 1
of Kdna Clark, who wna missing for could not serve you now even If you
over two weeks. wished mo to.
Father Young tendered his ro&lg- "You have come here to ply me
nation to tho vestrymen last nigh: i with questions which It Ib not only
when thev camo to question him ns futile but physically Impossible for
to his dealings with Miss Clark, for mo to answer. You will find this
whoso running nway from homo ho (unnecessary, itoo, ns I have prepared
was supposed to have been rospons- my resignation.
Ible. Miss Clnrk has since been found
In Chicago, but the vestrymen wanted
to know about several stories that
have been circulated nbout Father
Young Blnce his name was maJo
public In connection with the affair.
Tho preacher wa9 Blck. In bed
where he had been 111 for several
days. Ho was propped up in his
'Please leave mo In peace ns I
have nothing to say."
Deforo Bishop N'lchols left for tho
East he announced that tho church
Investigation must go on even If
Young resigned. Therefore It Is un
certain as ito Just what will bo done
In the matter until tho blBhop .Is
heard from.
FLEET CONTINUES
ON VOYAGE DESPITE
TROUBLES IN CHINA
ed Wilson because Wilson had not
told tho whole truth," snld Gallagher
in answer to a question if he know
why Wilson wns Indicted,
"Did you know that tho Immunity
contract you signed wns illegal?"
asked Ach.
"No I did not and I was surprised
when Ilonoy had Wilson Indicted."
Ach was stopped by the court from
going Into the exnet tlmo of tho!
signing of tho immunity contract and!
ho started out to explain at longth.l
that as ho understood tho vlows of 1
tho court, thoso questions would "bo'
allowed. I
"I undorstnnd tho vlows of the
court hotter thmi you do," retorted
Judge Lawler, "and this wnBto of
tlmo will not bo allowed.
"You are consuming too much
tlmo."
"I enn't help how much tlmo It
takes, your honor," began Ach
"I can help It," interrupted Judgo
Lawler, "and I shall holp It."
When Ach later attempted to jiln
down Gallagher to a categoilc.il an
swer to a question, Judgo Lawler
snld:
"Let the witness answer tho ques
tion in his own way."
Ach started another lengthy expla
nation but was cut short by tho court'
with tho curt reprimand. I
"I don't enre to hear furthor from
you, Mr. Acn, procceu with youri
questions." I
Ach attempted to provo by Galla
gher that Honey had asked him to
go to Huef after tho suporvsors had
confessed and offered Ruef Immunity
If Huef would testify against tho
"higher-ups."
"I went to Huef on my own volition
and not nt the request of anyone,"
declnred Gallagher stoutly.
'The cntlro session was disastrous
for Ruef. Gallagher remained until
shaken In his story told on direct ex
exnmlnntton. Sovernl times Ruef's attorneys at
tempted to show thnttlallagher hnd
differed from his testimony nt tho
former Ruef trials by reading from
tho record, but tho court would not
permit him.
ONLY 1 1 DAYS MORF
OF OUR GREAT CONSOLIDATION SALE
We have gained hundreds of new customers by showinq
them we do just as we advertise. We intend to gain and
. hold your continued patronage by treating you square.
Every article in the store is marked at a liberal reduction
during this sale.
(United ProsB Leased Wire.) I It was believed for a tlmo thnt tho
(By II. Leo Clothworthy. Stnff Cor- dovclopmont In China would cause a
respondent of tho United iMosa.chnngo In tho snlllng schedulo of tho
with tho battleship licet.)
Manila, Nov.. 20. Tho battleship
fleet, which has been held In reserve
during tho absenco of Rear Admiral
Giles P. Harbor's Phllippluo squadron
in Chinese waters, will leave hero for
Colombo, Ceylon, on December 1, ac
cording to tho announcement of Rear
Admiral Charles S. Sperry today.
Hoot. Tho Chinese situation, while
gravo, does not warrant tho retention
of tho ships in tho Philippines, and
the battleships arc expected to arrive
at Colombo On Decombor jl4, on
scheduled time.
During tho stay here, tho men of
tho licet wero denied nhoro liberty bc
causo of the prevnllenco of chnleia.
BIGGY MAY BE DEPOSED
BECAUSE OF HAAS SUICIDE
San Frnnclsco, Nov. 20. District
Attorney Lnugdon and Dotoctlvo V.
J. Burns are trying to ascertain to
day Just who wa responsible for
an alleged order to the gaurds of
MorrlH I hum, the would-bo assassin
anyway responsible for this nttltudo,
If la probable that ho will be ousted.
A commlttoo of tho Cltlzon'j
League of Justice linn been at work
quietly for several days gathorlng
data on tho police department nnd
POOR TOOLS AND
A GOOD WORKER
That Ih Wliat .Makes Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Sour Taste, loul
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$14.00 Full Satin Lined, now. 810.00
Ladies' Petticoats
7 He Ladles' black sateen petticoats.
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$1.00 Ladles' black sateen petticoats,
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$1.25 Ladles' black sateen petticoats,
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$1.50 Ladles black sateen petticoats,
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$2.0.0 Lndlcs' black sateen petticoats,
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$5.00 Ladles' black Bilk petticoats
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Best Table Oil-cloths, now u yard, inc
8 l-3c lino grade bleached muslin,
now, a yard ojfic
8 l-3e lino grade unbleaclicd muslin,
now, a yard 0
Wldo unbleached Bcrlm, now a
yard , lc
Wide bleached scrim, now, a ynrd.de
Umbrellas
50c Umbrellas, plan hnndles, now. 4..
75c Unibrellns, nlnln lmndlos, now
jjo,.
?1lt, U,n,,rolI,,H' 'nncy handle,,
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$4.00 to $5.00 Holiday Umbrella
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Men's Suits
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$10.00 Men's Suits, now $70
$12.00 Men's Suits, now $.ro
$15.00 Men's Suits, now, .....$OJ50
We also have odds nnd ends lu.
Men'B Suits at about HALF PRICE.'
Boys' Suits
$1.50 Boys' Suits, now $1.00
$2.50 Boys' Suits, now fji.73
$3.00 Boys' Suits, now $2.10
$3.50 Boys' Suits, now $:,no
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$5.00 Boys' Suits, now $1.75
$C50 BoyB' Suits, now $..V)
or Honey, that Dotoctlvo BuniK it Is thought that sonsntloual charges
should not bo allowed to see Hans. ,of sympathy with graftors will be
Burns last night filed chnrgos ngnlnM (brought against Blggy at tho hoar
Policemen Charles R. Kelly and Jng.
John C. Attrldge, two of tho linns' j. McLaughlin, chnuffor for Wll
guards. Tho charges wero received Ham J. Burns last night filed a corn
by tho pollco commission without plaint with tho pollco commission
commont and tho honrlng of tho enso against A. Bnkor, a saloon keopor,
was sot for a week from tonight. nlloglng that ho Is an ntnflt porson
DlBtrlct Attorney Langdon, who ' to havo a liquor license. Tho com
drow up the complaint, U anxious (0 plaint Is bnsod on tho alleged fuc
get at tho bottom of tho pocullar an- that when Bnkor heard that Ilonoy
tagonlstlc attitude taken by tho ' lmd been shot, he stated that It was
members of tho pollco department ft good thing,
toward tho graft prosecution. If It ..
can bo proved that Chlof Blggy Is (Continued on pngo 8.)
GRAFTER'S ATTORNEY IS
CENSURED BY JUDGE
Sau Francisco, Cal., Nov. 20. - Uo-. higher was "an Ach partisan of tho
poatud ruuukos administered by graft prosecution" and that under the
.Judge Lawlor to Attornoy Honry Ach Impression his tostlmony against
who Ih appearing -for ox-boss Abra- Ruef and other Indlctod men, makes
ham Ruef In tho trial of tho Indicted. on Asssltant District Attornoy Honey,
boss on a charge of bribery, inarkud dopunds whothor ho hlmsolf will bo
tho ontlro morning session of the trial . Indicted or not.
today. Ach ropoatodly dlsobeyod tho I Aol, llrew from tl0 wjtnowi tl,p
ourt'M Instructions and was rupoutod-. fHct that Andrew Wilson, n niombor
y called U tlmo. of the boodllng board of supervisors
The court's examination of Jamas 'had beon Indicted after tho signing
Gallagher, tno prosecution's cnlof1,0' the Immunity contract botwoon Ru
wltnwss was continued by Ach and lt,dolph Spreckloe and the lueiubeis of
was bocauso of Ruof's attorneys nt-, tho boodllng board. The attorney for
tempt to Impeach tho wltnee by try- Ruef declared thnt Henev had broken
lug to pin htm down to inlnuto points j the Immunity contract with Wilson
of the case and surroundings, that because the supervisor hnd not testl
Lawler rebuked him. I lied to eult tho attorney's for the
Ach declared at the outset of the prosecution.
hobhIoii that he would show thn.t Gal-' Henoy told 1110 thnt ho hnd Indict-
The stomnch Is a good strong vital
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and feeding every other organ of
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It Is the moit abused, noglcctod
and scorned mombor of man also.
Most men abuso their stomach with
under-cooked food, high-living, al
cohol, tobacco, pnstrlos and scores of
other unhealthy practlcos.
When the stomnch at last sickens
of nil this nhniBo and cannot do Its
full duty, most men aro not warned
but koop up tholr nssaults on tho
Btomnch until nt last it rebels and
begins to strlko uncle and cry for
holp. Mnn by his own abuso has
takon nway from tho stomnch tho
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DU l MM l uuot LCUft chafing dish whllo preparing a sup-. ,
por for nor husbnnd Inst Wednesday.
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Tho U. S. District Attorney nt
Washington will request that Freder
ick A. Hyde and Joost II, Schneider,
convicted of committing land frauds
bo given sentences of two years each
and fined ? 10,000.
SALEM WOOLEN MILL
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