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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
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Special Sale

Special Sale
on solid gold back combs, brace
lets, neck chains and lockets. beauty
pins and brooches. A few beautiful
toilet sets. at Hinges jewelry store
big sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
For a Good Christmas

Dinner order a nice chicken from
Edwards Meat CO., Phone 1919.
12-21-lt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
No Search for Body

There has been no action taken as
yet toward the recovery of the body
OF Tom Sullivan, who is supposed 10
have committed suicide by jumping
on the steel bridge Monday night.
Coroner Clough advised Sullivan's
family at Taeoma by mail, but has re-
ceived no answer. A jacket and
Overalls were found in the room for
merly occupied by Sullivan in the
Salem lodging house, and cheap
81 watch, taat was given TO the pro-
prictor for a few nights lodging.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
Weather Forecast
Rain tonight and Thursday.
Tired of the Partnership

Tired of the Partnership
Another matrimonial disagree
ment has reached department No. 2
of the circuit court, 1t being that of
S. j. l.. Whiteman against his wife
II. s. Whiteman. who asks for di-
vorce on the grounds of desertion,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
Two Marriage Licenses--

County Clark Allen was COMPEL 4
TO open up his marriage license book
again today for Franklin II. Crane.
aged 90, end Rose X. Scharf, aged
21, both OF Salem, and Bird Hensley
aged so, and Elsie Kightlinger, aged
AZ both of Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

Tho studen,. y He
gave Their csu M " A
night hafa.,0 ,0uflslna
l Of tbe,s s.yle ~, a ges.s
most Of which ~ %
UT,lently Oro'aNiy rendered ~ !.
eaoS paose1t showed AL
each each In a very n.y.. ny.
rrof. 7. s. Robo,.' s.''''l
struotor Of lba ~,
oenss oe Is. playing Ni,ss
. VI, MS work. Ma.
var,onl va. s,lls morning ir n
tSa fSa'Sus SuI,I parts Of Ia :
me ID saolldayS With NJ,
me me program ,I's n.
Selection bv 20, Nv
Choruz w, uea3a 8
Recitation (, : i.'a'
sage e, zella LOn,,'
Plano solo-EgI.. !,
Chorua,,p..1'Asi
Savage.
Song Song by prlr,r S
FIir,emen;" y, Bl sTsi
Chorus "Msrr
riano duet-NyrI I,
Prof. Roberts. NV
, .. sOlOA"A SOa aN.N r
~ Raymond LsyAs
ReadInRsTA.r
tlc Butan.
Arms"
Harding.
Good MI
Orchestra.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

Money Loaned
Tho state Land Hoard made loaus
today aggregating Ss6,l50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
A Diamond

A Diamond
At $50 per carat, can you beat IL,
awaits buyer AT Hinges big sale
Some small ones at bargains. Three
sold today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
Thsre Is No Doubt

There Is No Doubt
The largest crowd of Jewelry pu'
chasers we're at Hinges big sale
There Is a reason. best stock, best as
sortment, and prices cut away down
Some good selections still remain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
Think of Hinges

That's certainly what they have
beon doing-521 people visited my
store yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
For a Good Christmas--

Dinner order nice chicken from
Edwards Meat Co., Phone l99.
l2-2l-1t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
l Sold AIore Watches-

This Christmas than any two past
ho'idav0 A reason. sure, prices.
patrons and assortment are always
right Hinges jowelry store; only
one ON Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

The attendant hlu
addislons,s ,sauce eonl.
superIn',arS0 r0ss vi VI
LOOKING ''e'loeht 800
schools up Tie ~
dismissal IeVloe Nv MI
Hereaiter ~ uOul iH ~
Instead Of II iAa none asUs'l
O'Clock m 'ue tcns
this mn, m.,, The SuD,,I.
io"ns arv mater a E eI~ss
p,lshcd push little WA 'I,'l sI
noon hour, throaa's'a oasa n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

gentle horse for it's
keeping this winter. Enquire ct
Farrington's meat market.
12-2s-st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23
II He Wants

A pipe, box of cigars. cigarette
case, cigar case or anything i'm the
smokers article line, we carry the
most comnlcte stock I'm Salem Henry
Wiprut q Co. corner State and
Commercial streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

Three reasons for buying Cleyeland's
Baking Powder:
Superior Quality (Pure Cream Of
Tartar).
Neatest Package (screw top CAM.
Best Price 6 lbs 81; 5 lbs. $1,65l
Boys Watches
S5c up at Hinges big jewelry sale,
on Commercial street.
l Want To Clean Up
My diamnod stock, end will give
you a bargain. If you'n give me a
chance TO show you. Chas III.
Hinges. dealer in diamonds, fne
watches and beautiful jewelry. Only
store on Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

For Sale-House-k keeping outfit for
sale very cheap. Enquire at SIS
n, High St, 12-23-Sts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-23

Underwear
Exclusice Underwear
Regular Price $3.50; .............. 90 m
Exclusive Stores $3.50 Underwear
Our Regular Price $500; ...............S1 76
Exclusive stores $500 Underwear
Our Regular Price s1.75; ...............S1 5n
Exclusive Stores 81 Underwear
Our Regular Price S1.25; ...............S1 m
Exclusive Stores 81 Underwear
Our Regular Price 0oc ..................76 .76o
Exclusive
Our Regular Price OOc; ..................A6c
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
''Veiled MMderess"
Wife OF BarOnet
Woman Who Died in Mates
avian Asylum After 81 Years
Had Strange Life Romance

NEW YORK, July 1S.-The mystery
surrounding the identity of Henrietta
Robinson. the veiled murderess." who
died in Matteawan asylum for the Grim
inal insane in 1905, after serving 81
years. has been cleared up by the
World.
After most thorough investigation
in Canada, England and at Troy, where
the Robinson woman was convicted of
poisoning two persons, the World has
established the fact that "the yelled
murderess" was none other than Lady
Charlotte Wood-Elliott, relative OF
Lord Mimic and wife of Sir William
Francis Augustus Elliott, baronet, of
Stobsi Scotland, who still lives on his
vast estate.
The Worlds investigator believes
that Lady Elliott was innocent of the
murder Of grocer and his affinity" at
Troy, N. Y, in 1853. The story as
printed by the World not only reveals
the identity of Lady Elliott but tells
how she in Scotland fed from her cas-
tie to follow the fortunes of an Ameri-
can politician, with whom she was In
love, in spite of the extraordinary ef-
forts made by her family and that of
her husband to conceal.it, and gives
many hitherto unknown features of the
romance and tragic fate of very re-
markable woman.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
Corpse Is Exercised in
Yard Of Hospital
EiecfrOcufed Gable SpIicer
Strapped to Legs of Men,
Who Try to Restore Life

Thinking they saw the flicker OF life
in Roy Hinman. an electrical cable
splicer who had been electrocuted
while at work in a manhole, two
of his fellow workmen strapped their
legs to his and ran him up and down
the courtyard of>the central emergency
hospital for an hour and half yester-
day afternoon, At the conclusion Of
that time they found, that they had
been exercising a corpse.
,Hinman. together with Jacob Britt OF
1247 Kentucky street and 3. E. Began
of AS Hermann street, was engaged in
splicing cable in a. manhole at Hyde
street and Golden Gate avenue. While
thus employed Hinman came in contact
with live cable and 10000 volts of
electricity passed through his body.
probably killing him on the spot. He
was taken to the central emergency
hospital. and there pronounced dead.
The morgue wagon was teIephoned for,
but while awaiting 1T the attendant Is
thought they saw signs Of life. Britt
slant =
Taking the body. from the table they
strapped themselves on either side Of
IL and proke into, a steady, even run
around the hospital COURTYARD. In an
endeavor to bring about circulation OF
the blood. : For an hour and a half
was the strange spectacle presented.
THE morgue was telephoned again that
Its services We're not necessary. With
their arms around the tottering, sway
ing body, their legs strapped to a
corpse, the workmen kept at their task.
They maintained the pace as long as
they could and, then completely ex-
hausted, were at last forced to give In.
A second careful examination showed
beyond a doubt that Hinman was dead
and his loyal friends had to submit TO
the inevitable. A second call was sent
for a morgue wagon and the body re-
moved to the hospital to await the
coroner's verdict Hinman lived ar
1894 McANister street
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
Burns Is Confident That Ex-
Boss Originated Plot
Against Gallagher
Search Is Begun for Felix Pau
dnveris, Who Collected
Graft for BOOdler
Seen With Peter Claudianes
Just Before Sudden
Disappearance
District Attorney Believes the
Crime Was Actually Carried
Out by Prisoner
BY Special Agent William
j. Burns

"HE evidence we have dis
covered in the dynamite
cases proves conclusively
that John Claudianes, the man
now in Jail, is. the one who ac-
tually committed the outrages,
and, moreover, am convinced
beyond any doubt that Abe Ruef
is the man who engineered and
ordered the attempt upon Gala
gher's life. Every circumstance
and bit of evidence points di-
rectly to him and if we had
been given the opportunity to in
vestigate this case from the very
outset instead of having it bun
gled by the Examiner, we would
have had our evidence against
him complete by this time. Our
investigations have shown that
John C1audianes' original story,
in so far as it relates to the
actual setting off of the dyna-
mite, is true, and that he was the
man who actually perpetrated
the crime. The evidence is also
strong against his brother, Peter,
who. we beliYe, was connected
with him in the commission of
the dynamiting, and who prob
ably was the one that handled
the money. Felix Padeauveris is
wanted for the knowledge we be-
ieve he has concerning the
Claudianes brothers and because
he was intimate both with them
and with Ruef.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

Abe Ruef is the man toward whom
the results of the Investigations made
by District Attorney Langdon and
Special Agent Burns point as the in
stigator of the dynamiting attempts
made upon the life of ex-Supervisor
James Gallagher. That his is the
mind which conceived and directed
the plot is believed by Langdon and
Burns, and it is asserted that the in
formation now in their hands not
only casts strong suspicion on him.
but makes out circumstantial case
against him.
Since inquiries were renewed into
the dynamiting mystery a week ago
as the result Of the arrest of John
Claudianes, the efforts OF Langdon.
Burns and their assistants have not
been devoted solely to corroboratIng
Clardianes' admissions OF participa-
ton in the affair. but acting upon the
theory that il Claudianes actually was
involved in the case the inspiration for
the deed came from a source connected
With the graft cases. they have made
a determined effort to trace the mans
connections. and the results have all
pointed one way.
CONNECT RUFF WITH CRIME
Both Burns and Langdon are con-
vinced that Claudianes, story fs not
merely the fiction of a disordered mind.
but that he was a real actor In the
dynamiting cases, and with this con-
clusion has been coupled the even more
startling one, which Burns voiced lase
night when he asserted his belief that
Ruef was the man behind the attempts
to make away with the star witness
against the graft defendants Burns
showed no hesitancy in attributfng the
initiation of the crime to Ruef. and
went so far as TO declare that had
the case been handled properly imme-
diately after the finding OF the letter
from John to Peter C1audianes the
chain of evidence against the former
boss might even now have been forged
in a manner that would insure hid
conviction.
In line with the theory that Ruee
was responsible for the attempt against
Gallagher. which they believe was car
ried out by Claudianes, Burns and
Langd0n have begun a statewide search
for Felix Pauduveris. who was former
ly one of Ruefs political henehmen
and was intimate with Peter Claudi-
aneS and one or the last men seen with
him prior to his disappearance a week
ago. Pauduveris Is not wanted on the
suspicion that he was implicated in the
actual attempts to aSsassinate CAL
laEher, but because his relations with
Ruef and C1audianes lead to the belief
that his testimony Is OF the most ex-
treme Importance Circulars were yes
terday printed and sent out in all di-
rections by Chief OF Police Biggy. ask
ing for his arrest wherever found.
SEEK THE ORIGINATORS
District Attorney Langdon would noe
discuss the status OF the-casa-~a any
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
BOSS RULE IS
NATIONS PERIL,
SAYS GIBBONS
''P0Iitics Has Become Mere
Barter and Sale,' Says
Noted Cardinal
"Next President Faces Gigantic
Task,' Says Red Capped
Prelate as He Sails
High Church Official Warns
Against Atheism in the
Public Schools
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, July 18.-'The next
president of the United States has a
gigantic task before him. In politics
today men sell their vote for dollar
and half. Corrupt political bosses
in many cities and states lead men to
voting either way as they choose, and
thinking becomes subservient to the
orders of political boss"
This was the comment of Cardinal
Gibbons today just before he, with
Archbishop Farley and several other
Catholic dignitaries, sailed on the
KONG Albert to fattend the golden
jubilee of the pope of Rome.
Besides his censure of corrupt boss
rule, Cardinal Gibbons repeated his plea
for legislation against divorce. When
asked concerning his choice for the
presidency, his reply was smilingly
evasive.
The eucharistic congress will be in
London" was his answer.
Il am much concerned over the po-
litical conditions in this country, he
said. There seems such gradual
trend toward unrighteousness of our
people in some respects that thinking
men must realize that the problem
must be met without delay.
There is no politics without moral
ity. There is no morality without re-
ligion, and without religion there is no
God.
The public school is the only place
to begin. There are SO many cunning
little schemes always being devised by
atheists, unbelievers and nom Chris
tians to put God out of the public
schools that the authorities of this
country in every state should exclude
atheists and Christians from any
Office of authority"
Travelling with Cardinal Gibbons and
Archbishop Farley are Bishop OCon-
nell, director of the Catholic university
at Washington, and Louis Donovan, his
secretary. With Archbishop Farley
were his two secretaries, Fathers F. j.
McMaclxin and James Lewis.
The cardinal and the prelates will
travel together to Rome and there sep
arate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
SIX ARE KILLED WHEN
TRAIN WRECKS AUTO
Charles King and Party in
Motor Car Hit by Penn
SyIyauia SDeciaI

WARSAW. July 1s.-Charles King Of
Fort Wayne. Ind, his wife and two
daughters, Carl Timmins, the chant
feur. and Miss Fayme Bradshaw were
killed in an automobile accident nv
being struck by a train on the Penn
sylvania railroad west of Columbia Civ
this afternoon. The party was in M
Fort Wayne to Lake Wawasee~to snend
Sunday. -
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
ACQUITTED OF. MURDER,
SLAYER GOES INSANE
Loses Mind on Train While on
Way to This City and Is
Taken, to Sanatorium

RENO, New. July 1S.-Sherir Ferrel
this morning received word that Stan
ley Peek, who was acquitted OF murder
ing Angelo Satero last week, went i'm
sane whole on his way to San Fran
cisco, and that he was taken from the
train to a private hospital near that
city. After procuring the revolver
with which he killed Satero he left the
city last night in a highly nervous con-
dition. He was overheard muttering
to himself:
"There he is; there he is."
Peek was a nervous wreck before
he left the city, and his daughter states
that she Is not surprised to hear that
he has gone insane.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
NINE. SCHUMAN-HEINK
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Noted Singer, With Husband
and Guest, Thrown From
Rig in Runaway

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Mme. Schu-
an-Heink, the singer, her husband.
William Rapp, and guest, Albert Sill
ber, of Jacksonville, Fla, had a mar
row escape from death Friday after
noon when their horse ran away on the
Little Falls road. near their country
home at Singac, N. j. The carriage and
horse fell into ditch, throwing the
occupants out. Nine. Schuman- -Heink
was caught In the wreckage and Sc
waraly injured. r------~- 49, -
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

legged to have said:
Don't you know that you can't re-
form the morality of the world?'
II told him." said Desmond, that I
had not undertaken any such order
'If you had not stirred this up, it
would have all blown over. We know
you are fighter"
II said did not know It,"
He said: Don't you know this sort
of thing goes on even in the
churches?"
"'I said that was untrue. That sort
of immortality does not exist in any
church except some church In hell. L
can reform immortality in the Whittier
state school and 1 propose to do 1T.
OFFERS GIRL HIS HAND
Bessie McCammott, an inmate of the
school, testified that Captain L. r. Will
lis who has since been removed told
her that he wanted her to be his sec
ond wife; that he took her boat riding
alone with him at Catalina, and that
he took her to Westlake park and that
he wrote letters and postal cards to her
while she was on parole.
John Fahey, another inmate of the
school, said Trustee Desmond had told
him If he would answer Yes" to Des-
mond's questions he (Desmond) would
see that he was paroled and sent to
San Francisco and afterwaTd be given
job in Los Angeles.
Desmond took the stand and denied
this. saving he only told Fahey to tell
the truth.
John Thomas Willard. an inmate of
the boys school, told of receiving love
letters from Mrs. Grace Willis, who was
a music teacher in the school up to
May 29. He also said she had invited
him to her room and he had also been
sent there by Captain Willis, her hus-
| band, on errands.
"How often did you go there?" asked
| Secretary Gates.
1.-TWO or three times week." said
the boy, "some times oftener."
Were those letters love letters?'
Slightly"
Did the superintendent ever see Won
enter her room?"
Not that 1 know Of
WAS there anything wrong in these
letters?v
Not that I call wrong"
did she ever follow you around and
put her arms around your neck?"
"She followed me around, once when
1 wasn't feeling very friendly with her.
and she didn't want me to feel that
way"
The boy said Trustee Desmond had
told him to testify and tell the trutb
and he would see about his parole.
In reply to questions by Superintend-
ent Greeley he said nothing immoral
ever occurred between him and Mrs.
Willis.
He said, in answer to question by
Mr. Moore that 1t was about two
months after one Of Mrs. Willis, let
ters had been taken away from him
that Mrs Willis was sent away from
the school.
At the conclusion of the session to-
night; at which five witnesses were
examined, the investigation was ad-
journed to Monday, on which day 1T Is
expected to bea concluded. The Wit
nesses tonight did not bring out anv-
thing new. Mrs. Anna Hall, who was
charged by Desmond with trying 70
convert Catholic inmates to the Protest
ant faith. on the stand tonight testified
that one of the Catholic women ON
cials at the school attempted to per-
suade two Protestant girl inmates 10
embrace the Catholic faith.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY SO
SUNDAY. JULY 10, 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAY-Clear; west wind; maximum
temperature. 60: minimum. 90.
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Fair, with fog in
morning; fresh west wind. Page AZ
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

RED" Hayes in deal to buy Herrin's aid for
nomination TO congress Page IL
Bryan talks TO teachers the unfairness Of
the reward for their work. Page 1S
Herrin's big fight is for election of Eddie
Wolfe and Johnny Lynch enlists services OF
workers. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

Oontinued on Page 10, COIuma
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19
) ACCEPT NEW wARsHIPs

WASHINGTON. July 1S-The new
battleship Montana has been accepted
by the navy department Captain AL
fred Reynolds is in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

District Attorney Langdon would noe
discuss the status OF ths-cas@- - any
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-19

Hayes supplications and promises ul-
timately resulted in the withdrawal of
Ross from the congressional race and
the substitution OF his son as a candi-
date for the senate in the San Mateo-
Santa Cruz district. But that was only
one step in the bargaining with the
statesmen who had made the mistake
OF thinking he could get along with
out Herrin. at a time when Ruef could
not come to the rescue. Ross was out
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
LEFT FAT; BACK SLENDER
BY "FOOTLIGHTs."

Glau and his overweight chorus from
the "Aeroplane" company have re-
turned To New York In what may be
stances. Not an to finances. let II be
said, nor yet In numbers. glory be. but
In northumberland II to say. gross
heth. The entire galaxy has lost out
In this respect. much to its advantage.
1t seems the people out west Will
support slim ballsrinos. and no other.
an. our famous balloon chorus' car
RED. so 70 speak. no weight with them.
They treated that prize collection OF
fat New York beauties with an unpre-
eedented coldness. Consequently Glau
tire front and rear rows at once. or
shipping them oack-"excess' bagsa age.
II wasta terrific lob. AZ all who saw the
"Aeroplane before II left this Tolerant
town will admit. but our ingenious
towEsman tackled 1t and succeedsd--
broke all records. In fact. And thereby
hangs n tale worthy or any fat iady's
attention.
Glau didn't rehearss his Sock into
shape, nor starvo them Into line, nor
yet worry them. verbally. Into shadows.
eat and drink as they listed. lie sim
rIy hung up q now rule In the drcss-
Inc = ooms 20 the effect that every lady
icsr t,an Ave foot seven who weighed
in excess OF $50 pounds must take Q
bedtime Cor about whore her bedtime
ought to bel )f the following: One
half ounce Mar'nola. \ ounce Fluid
Extract Cascsra Aromatic. and ~
ounces Peppermint wster.
They did n and In a month averaged
dandy receipt" says Glau. Simple
| pleasant, harmless and worker from
| the word go Wish I could get q rail-.
! road rate reducer half az good"
The Detroit times., 1908-11-03
NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ITCHING
Skin Troubles Of Infants and Adults
Quickly Cured.

When IL Is known that poslan. the
new skin remedy. will stop the tor
turous itching attending eczema with
first application and bring Immediate
relief and comfort to sufferers from all
skin troubles, It's merit will be instant
ly appreciated. On the tender skin
or chafing infants. poslam may be
used with soothing and beneficial ef-
fects. IL Is applied externally. and It's
remarkable healing powers begin their
work at once.
All skin diseases, including eczema.
acne. herpes. rash. letter. etc.. yield
readily TO Its remarkable curative
properties. Occasional application OF
poslam, In small quantities. will quick.
ly Danish pimples, hives. blackheads.
blotches. and will relieve and cure
itching feet. scaly scalp. humors. etc.
A special 50-cent package has been
adopted for those who use poslan, for
these minor troubles. This. as well
as the regular two-dollar Jar. Is on
sale at the Central Drug Co.'S four
stores, Gray 4 Worcesters. and other
leading drug stores In Detroit.
An experimental supply Of poslam
may be obtained free OF charge. by
writing to the Emergency Laborator
les. 80 West Twenty-fifth Street. New
York City.