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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
."SHUN CAUCUS, is
LEAGUES WARNING
Lincoln Roosevelt Republicans
VIII Take No Part in
Machine Affairs
Wait for Primaries, Advises
Central Committee of
Southland
SPECIAL DlsPsrcH 10 TIE Gall


Los ANGELES April as-sscause
czgcg==z- particularly IN the city OF
Les Angeles do rot and cannot express
ehs wishes CT desires ot rae r4zk and
1ls Of voters ard car be manipulated
readily hy tricky or designing persons
-he LtZc1L1- Roosevelt league Will not
rgks part tomorrow night IN the re-
publican machine caEcuses 70 be held
In the 3se prectrstz OF Los A1gslss
county In AZ address, Issued tonight 70
voters the county central coznt-ees
calls 0E Eez5 hers o. rAa league 70 tg-
more tEs ussctEg4
The league through tes clubs IN The
assembly districts has placed IN noz-
t1sCtc1 delegates 70 the republican
state coCve1E4o1- and these tickets
VIII be voted ~ the primaries Tuesday
The candidates for delegates include
some ot ths hesr kaowa Republicans Of
the county. ard Il IS promised by
lsegue leaders that the Southern PzcS1C
machine will hava but : small minority
az tke delegates from thIs county
IN order 70 win zx the csuczsez~
the central COMMITTEES states The
league would BE
compelled 20 resort 20 the sane tricky
methods employees by ths Southern Pa
ct1c machine gang r cannot DO So
II heltevez IN the principle ot The
square deal To resort 20 the skull
duggerE ot packing eaucuses would se
70 lose the confidence OF the people
As an orga1ExzEafo1. the LlncoIn-
Roosevelt republican league Il opposed
10 the caucus and c01vs1rtor system
II beIfsTss that party nomination.
ne<er viii become true expressions Of
party choice until each member OF the
party Is given an opportunity 70 ex-
press 81 tns polls his preference for
each candidate 20 be nominated
To this end the Lincoln Roosevelt
Ieagve Is pledged 10 support a direct
primary Law. which Will require that
every candidate for once either IN ctty.
county o. state. submit his claims 70
Be voted upon by eTe-E member ef The
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
HAYWARD PARK
ssurAsr. P.<4se Tta-. T-ste

sI90 down zna The balance In
Renrhly payRen1s b1yS a lor .
In HAYWARD Park sreets !.
sewer~- Sidewalks all .do7e' and
paid fer. BaflA year h91ee :
tAer~-we VIII help ..Ts1 n
necessary. ss-
S1s-s14 Ke4-ax streex.
=. Fraak = Grum@ea :. - -
!. $e~s.d -A~ena--Se&E D~P>t- .
s1a Mztro
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
PRINTER IS SHOT BY
A BAKER II SAN JOSE
Mistaken for Burglar, Jean
ArchambauIt Is Wounded
On Way Home
sEECLkL .DIsPArra 70 THE CALL


sax JOSE; april .s--Cszsldsr7bls =
zTzterT surro-z6s- the Eounding q
Jean ArcAzEbzqIt- 4 printer. Who ~zs
shot rhro-Eh the leg AT zz sezriE Eozr
-k1x z0-ztng near 4 bakery shop AZ
the corner cf Szz Carlos zr6 Prey0st
streets = G Ne1bort- the r-oprferor
q rhe bzkery. admits. he shor the
printer A-rhzzhztIs claims that he
hzG inst parted virh Z Tlrfch. . local
szioo- keeper. and thzs re Vas passing
TIE 5zkerTs vixen t~o shorz rang out
ere q thez striking Efr-
Eeuholt says that hfz wife ard sev-
eraI girls who attend the san Jose 1or-
rzf sckooI -ers Sleeping over The
hzEe-T- ard that he hard some oze
zrrezprIng % eater their rooms he
Eas bzEs1g brad AZ the tine. and
= revolver and 6red At 4 TAI whoL
he claims. had 5-zt III down the
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
Roosevelt League Calls on People

Thfrty-eecond District
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Fsrty-arst District Cengr~ssioaal Con
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
ALIENrSTs SEE rHAw

SEWBERGH. N T. April z9-Lav-
yer Graham and rhrse arteafses visited
Harry Thzw AT the Nsttezz.n state
hospital today They prepared him for
appearance IN court ThzE IS san zufue
OF = fev0rzhre dscfsion-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
BRIyes wREcKED CREW

GUTAQCTL Ecuador. April 1s.-The
Ecuz60rezn cruiser Catopvf arrived to-
czv With the crew OF the steamer C4cf-
cue which was totally destroyed bE dra
or Santa Efsza point
IRE Czcf1ue sailed IN ballast from
MoIfszI10 March "a FOR san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30

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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-30
rh- rIe-. A. s.nt. crr

Arrives May I. Monterey hay Spe-
ctaI train from Southern Pzct1cs Third
and Townsend xtree-s depot Nay =
s--g D m May !. T-fa a. n Grz1d
hrevcrS display. electric tIuut12-
tfo1s. concerts. etc See agents FOR DE-
tails
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

New York, March 20.-what the
police declare may prove a second
Town Topics" case has been
brought to light by the arrest OF
Franklin Lawrence. editor OF n pa
per called Society" devoted to the
dolngs OF the 400" a number OF
whose members are said to be stock
holders. Lawrence is charged with
obtaining money by trickery.
Among those who are reported to
have purchased stock in the maga-
zine at s100 share are Mrs. stuy-
vesant FiAh. Mrs. Paul Morton. Mrs
Clarence II. Mackay. Mrs. Theodore
Shonts and Miss Dollle Lynch, OF
Lakewood.
Lawrence sold stock by sending
solicitors to society hostesses i-ist be-
fore functions. who would tell them
that the paper wanted TO treat the
AFFAIR "in a dignihed manner" and
suggested the purchase OF two or
three shares OF stock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
WANTED 100000
FOR PRESENTING AMERICAN So
CIETY WOMAN TO THE KING
OF sPAIN-UNHAPPY FOR 90
YEARS A MILWAUKEE MAN
TRIES To END ALL by SHOOT
ING HIS WIFE.
(UnIted Press Leased wlre.l

Omitted Press Leased wire.)
Paris, March 2o.--Royalty heaved
n sigh OF relief when the announce
ment was made that Hart Mckee.
the Pittsburg millionaire. and his
beautiful wife. formerly Cornelia
Baxter. of Tennessee, who is suing
him for divorce, decided not to drag
the name of the Infanta Eulalie, of
Spain. into the spicy proceedings. il
Is said that the beginning of the
troubles that led to the divorce suit
dates back to the time the Infanta
offered to present Mckee and his
wife to the king of Spain for a con-
sideration OF 100000. Mrs. Nc
Kee baked at the proposition. and
the first serious quarrel between her
and Mckee was started. While Mrs.
Mckee still feels very bitter toward
the Infanta. she agreed TO drop her
name TO avoid what might be a royal
scandal. II Il were mentioned in the
proceedings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Tried 10 KnI HIs WIfe.

Milwaukee. Wis. March 20.--
George willoughby. a leading bust
ness man. and a member OF the
Jewett-Sherman Company. Is a pris-
oner in the hands of the police sur
geons suffering from an alleged self
inflicted. bullet wound. and facing a
charge OF murdering his wife In her
bed last night.
The police declare that following
an attempt 10 lay the crime to burg
lars. willoughby broke down and
confessed that he had shot his wife.
after ehloroformlng her. and then
turning the revolver on himself. 20
make Il appear that he had been
shot while pursuing the burglars.
Love for another woman. whom
the police say willoughby has been
supporting for four years. is given
as the motive for the crime
Last night willoughby and his
wife. who are prominent workers IN
the Park Place Methodist church.
attended a social at that place Ae-
cording to the story which the police
say Willoughby told them after
breaking down. he and his wife
auarreled at the social. and renewed
their arguments as they were retir-
ing. II was then that the thought
OF the murder occurred TO him. and
saturating handkerchief with
ehlorofofm. he put his wife 10
sleep. and then fred a bullet into
her brain as she lay on the pillow
The ball entered behind the woman's
left ear. and produced instantaneous
death
WillOughby. the police say. then
turned the revolver on himself. and
after firing a shot dragged himself
down stairs and out the basement
door. in order 10 leave a tran OF
blood. Returning upstairs he con
eealed the revolver and telephones
for the family doctor. 10 whom he
related the story.
The physician called the police.
and the latter. after noting certain
Inconsistencies In WillOughby's
story. sWeated him with the result
thar be broke down. and according
to the omeers. related the story told
above
In bis confession 10 the police.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

out of the grass and covered the
crowd. The Coxeyites thonght Il
was a demonstration. and hundreds
climbed on top OF the boxcars yelling
and waving their hats. They soon
came to realize. however. that the
troops were in no mood for trifilns
There wasn't a gun in the whole out.
fit, so that the marshal had no trou-
BILE taking them in custody. He is
reputed to have cleaned up $4,000
by the arrests. The army was taken
TO Portland between the two trains,
and there disbanded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

A year ago last March I planted
various seeds In several flower pots
filled with earth. and placed them
in the sunny windows OF my labora-
tory aud OF the house In which I
kept by pets. The next day. 20 my
great annoyance. l found the pots
nearly BALI empty. and the earth
scattered about the tables and the
floor. I at once suspected the gen
eral disorder and iittering to be the
work OF rats. for there are many OF
these animals IN the building Gin
spite OF the continuous use OF traps)
being attracted there, I suppose. by
the grain kept ,as food for the pets.
l placed Some of the traps between
the pots. put back all the earth and
planted more seeds. One rat was
caught that night, but still the earth
was thrown out as before. per-
sisted--and so did they. I noted
that some OF the larger aud more
conspicuous seeds we're not taken.
but supposlng that the small ones,
which I failed to hnd. had been
eaten. planted more every time !
returned tho earth. dld this per-
haps half dozen times, till other
matters claimed my attention. and
the project was abandoned for that
spring.
Early In this last season I deter
mined to try again. and Intended to
get the best OF the rats by covering
the pots with wire netting. One
pleasant day nlled them. but not
having time 10 make the frame for
the netting did not plant the seeds,
other engagements then prevented
my entering the building for two or
three days, when, 20 my astonish'
ment. the earth was again out OF the
pots and general disorder relgned NJ
II had reigned the year before,
Thinking Il might possibly be the
work OF some person, | retlled the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

Willonghby stated today that he had
been married 20 years, but that he
had always been unhappy, until a
few years ago. when he met his af-
finity, whose name the police refuse
to divulge. on train while making
n business trip TO New York. Il was
a case Of love at first sight with
both OF them.
Two years ago the woman secured
a divorce, and since that time will
loughby declares he has been sup
porting her and her two children in
Chicago, where she now resides.
Willoughby Is SO years old. and
his wife Is three years his junior.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

pots The next | found the earth out
as before. On the morning OF the
third day. as entered the building
/ actually saw rat Jump out OF
one of the pots where there was ev-
cry Indication to show that ne had
been scratching the earth. Now the
question arises: Was mistakes
during the frst spring In thinking
that the rats we're hunting for seedsf
Were they seeking and perhaps set.
ting something elseg Or. in the sec.
ond year, had some old rats remem-
hered that seeds are often to be
found In earth In flower pots and
had instinct or memory led them
astray? Who was fooiedS This IL
the question that | ask you "a the
title to this record OF my experience
with nower pots and rats-4"th rata
or l3"-Nature and Science In 81.
Nicholas Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Hume for Fish warden.
(Medrord rribune.)

As Master Fish Warden n. @. van
Dusen is slated for retirement. Il has
been suggested that r. b. Hume.
Lord of the Rogue" be appointed.
The suggestion should meet with
favor. for Mr.. Hume has forgotten
more about hsh than any one meu-
toned for the place ever knew. and
II experience. knowledge and ability
are to be considered. no other caudi.
date Is In the same class.
Mr.. Hume may be arbitarary, but
an arbitrary man IL needed for the
place. one who will enforce tho Law
and protect the Ash against the ra-
paoity on the short-sighted fishermen
who are rapidly sending the salmon
the way OF the buffalo.
For 80 years Mr.. Hume has nshed
the Rogue river. which can be said
OF no other stream. and II every nsh-
erman did as much TO propagate the
salmon as Mr.. Hume has done there
would be as many salmon today az
ever.
With Mr.. Hume. the once would
be impartlally administered and
more actually done for the nsh than
has been accomplished by all the hsh
wardens oregon has had. Himself
wealthy man. and In no sense q
candidate for the place. but for many
years taking more Interest In build
ing hatcheries than In operating can
nerlos. and more pride Is raising ish
than In slaughterlng them, Mr..
Hume Is In many respects the one
man for the place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
HISTORY OF AN
AWFUL ARMY
(Prineville RevlewD

(Prineville ReviewD
A few people will remember the
celebrated 6exey army of 1894.
This immense band OF Irreaponsi-
bles gathered from every part of the
United States at the instlEation OF
one Jabez coxey 1--WE have forgotten
where he lived). In the middle OF
August. started for Washington to
induce President Cleveland TO give
them work at living wages. In Ore
gon 1904 was bad year. First
came the June freshet In the Colum-
bia which washed out the o. r. &
N. tracks for hundreds OF miles:
then came the great Pullman strike
inaugurated by Debs which culml-
mated with 100000 men losing their
Jobs and being canned. Finally came
the Coxeyites. Instead of marching,
these men, 1000 strong. captured a
freight train near Portland, and com
PEELED the engineer to 20 eastward.
AHN ANaihNa4 10 NIANU
the situation and Immediately placed
the train under orders. and the out
ft started for Washington. Arrlv-
ing at The Dalles.. there was a bunch
of farmers looking for harvest
hands, but the "army" didn't want
to work for dollar a day, and afteu
levyIng tribute on the citizens the
train once more started for wash
ington. II didn't get there, though.
BY the time Arlington was reached
a train containing 500 regulars from
Walla Walla was occupying the main
line just east OF town. while another
trnlr Carrying United States Marshal
Harry Gtaiy had hurried up behind
the freight, thus boxing up the
Coxeys. When the station was reach
ed. torpedoes brought the train to
a standstlll; the soldiers jumped up
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
stores VIII Close Early for "Coming
Thro' the Rye"

Some OF the large stores have sig
nlfied their intention TO close their
places of business at S:i5 tomorrow
night. TO give the employees an appor-
tunity TO attend the play. Coming
Thro' the Rye" which promises 10
be the best attraction that has been
here this winter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

gates were present. in addition TO
interested visitors. who dropped in
during the meeting. Strong speeches
were made. urging the necessity for
prohibition laws and the active pro-
gress OF the movement over the
United States.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
SPECIAL RATES To
WOODBURN HORSE FAIR.

To be held at WOODBURY., March
2S. For the above occasion. a rate
OF one and one-third on the eertih-
cate plan Is authorized 10 woodburn
and return. via S. p. Co.
VIM M'MURRAY.
General Passenger Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Charred Mlth RohherY-

William Mccarthy. a logger.' who
robbed Matt spanlel's rooming house
in stayton. was found guilty by the
Justice OF the peace at that place,
and was bronght TO this city last
night at o'clock and lodged in the
county jail. to await the criminal
session OF the circuit court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
nN COUNTY
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

1kAOHEkS' INSTITUTE.
~ teachers institute will be
alssersOn on Saturday, March
~ under the direction OF Su-
Essni smith, The program
hnnl Training as an Educa-
heior." John W, l.. Smith,
8 -
n Teacher" Albert Frost. -
Aun
eiiase," J. NJ. Powers, Salem.
sses BY the pupils.
''sN In the School Room, +"
e'iAin, Salem.
1nslle," Z. S. Dotson. Ma
a's q the Public School," J..
nsn
F.. fogam win begin at 10
= the morning and at 1880
u''hoon. The evening over
has north Will stop at Jener-
Asaag teachers from Wood
Slem 10 return after the
afi'u'e at Aumsville. April
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

PRoHI CONVENTION.

.'oa county Prohibition
''aay 10 convention and
''aSn up. presented and
~ the furthering OF a
About 100 dele.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

in the experiment. And so you see Re.
nt,bIIcane. as usual. are strainlng al
cnats and making mountains OF mole
hills.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

ter Of Jack woolery, who has been
very Ill for some time.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

No natter what you wanv ~ .-.,,
sell or trade, IL will help you TO con.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16

we're as easily awakened a those OF
~ ~~nN she
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-16
STATE POLITICS.

There are other national questions Of
ni8n Importance, like that Of deep water
ways. ! would like to discuss but az
necessity must defer that to a future
Q any elaborate discussion Of stats
amairs, as perhaps I ought 70 do. until
aiter the State ticket has been nominated
and the platform e~nunciated. Oniy one
or Two things I desire to advert To
On the 9Th Of August the people will
nominate a state ticket at the primary
election to be held on that day. The nri-
mary law was Intended TO give fhe neo-
9S,s = tree rein In the selection of candl-
taik, particularly by the Republlcans ~
Mlssour1 about bosses and machines
one might have supposed from their sav.
age denuHciation Of machines" maj All
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23

3s Z ~ ~ l.ci, X II NV
I'D for the wage.earner than to have
him learn the full power single
existing remedy The remedies So sa,
suggested and made pubic cannot In
the very nature ofsolr system furnish
any needed reltsf tabor reprs.
sentatiyes should concentrate and use
their influence for The enactment az
general measures calculated 70 pro.
tect and not to destroy the remedy OF
injunction.
"This Is admirably sstina common
sense. the opinion of tie counsel 10 1
great labor bod 81 loraed and adopt.
ed as Us own by ~ iabor body.
st is scath.ng Condemnation OF
the proposals., bib Gus and chin
erical, to which Biyan and
Gompers are comm rhey prom.
Use Iaat would be III the highest de-
gree detrimental to lhe Interests o.
the genersl public II could be per.
formed, and what as matter Of fact
could not be performed bslieyo
both in the otisni and lie lnteilI.
gence q the worlithEmen, the lnboriu;
men Of AmerEcs Therefore, do not
believe that they an be missed to
their own deep hurt as AIessrs. Bryaa
and Gcmpers seek e nislead them: I
do not believe that they VIM permit
Mr.. Gomeprs to deliver them like
chatteis "a Mr. Bryan = exchange for
q sham, Sincerely yours
'rHEoD ORE Roo sEvELT.
Hon. p, 81 Knox, ii, s. s.. valley
Forge, Pa;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23
Funeral Of {. :. aIaekshere.

BALTIMORE, oci, 23.-Tne funeral
of Mr.. Elias A. Blackstone, the we'll.
known live stock commission mer-
chant and real estate dealer, OF this
city who died on Tuesday night, took
place this morning at 1890 o'clock
from the home. 2452 Eutaw Place. The
services were conducted by Rev. Jdhu
Timothy Stone, pastor OF the Brown
Mememorial Presbyterian Church.
The body was buried in Druid Ridge
Cemetery. The honorary pallbearers
We're Messrs. @. NJ. Holt, A. N. Bas-
table, J. Ham, Jr, H. D. Dfiienunt,
Jrr Fred Bauernschmidt, Franklin
Hazlehunt, G. G, Brown and j. H.
Baugher.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-23

aIIington, Of Clarksburg, is
Eaast Mrs! 4. H. Randall.
Gataffght, VINO had been
4 brief visit, left this morn.
C0yington, Va. Mrs. ]. A.
who was to have accom-.
aiei him, was detained here on ac-
aln Tie sudden death Of her aunt,
lEs. s. y !. Martin.
Hiss Anna Eewberger left to-day
AsT home at Weston to spend a
srafs
Aliss Bessie Prim has gone to her
Yehster to spend a few days.
III and Mrs Matthew Welch and
1alldral departed to-day for Fairmont,
hey win In the future reside.
m. md Mrs. WEIGH have been resi-.
iell 81 this city for eight years and
host Of friends here who sin.
regRet their departure, but will
asfH abundant success and hap
III their new location. Grafton
itsln.
81 fsl Bartlett, Of Warrington,
city to-day.
iI ora Straight, of near Gray's
as taken ito the City Hospital
days being i'll Of typhoid fever.
syftEe Merrifeld has returned
ltter spending several weeks
6ef sister, Mrs. Jos Clutter, at
Ial burg .{
'tinsy of Pennington, ar.
here to.day called by the death
- in law Mrs. S. A. Mar.
Is1cy Bryan, Of Pennington,
sIIaInss d. the city today on account