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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

neads of the Atlantic coast fans and
they stand ready to plunge on the
champion, hook, sinker and line. That
accounts, in large measure, for the
quick shifts from 10 to S down to
10 to and finally to 2 TO /, with
an excellent chance OF going still
farther. Many Papke admirers are
holding off in expectation of bet
ter price, which accounts for the
present tight wagering. There are
thousands of dollars of Ketchel mon
ey in the customers hands. but they
can't get It down. one sport tried
to place $500 at 10 to on Ketchel
last night. but was informed that
many commissions at that price,
amounting to thousands of dollars
we're ahead of him on the waiting
list.
rapke is worrying less over the
odds than ~ Ketchel. They can't go
any too low to suit him. as the Illi-
nois boy. who is as confident as ever
that he will whip Ketchel. intends
to lay a comfortable wager on him
self, and. of course, wants to get the
best price possible.
Coffroth is being floored with or
ders for reservations and the great
est crowd that ever packed into his
arena is assured.
That Ely (Nevada) offer to Ketch-
el of $4,000. win. lose or draw. to
fight Sam Langford. Is not receiving
much consideration from Ketchel Just
now, because he is too busy getting
ready for Papke. "One job at a
time for me" said Ketchel. "If /
get over the Papke hurdle all right.
then I'll talk to the Ely promoters"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
Min HING Tomorrow

Yesterday afternoon Governor Ben
son, In order to enable Joe Ander-
son, the man who IL to hang at the
penitentlary tomorrow, TO have all
the chances possible TO prove that he
should not be executed, ordered him
examined a TO his sanity by Drs.
Smith and Grinlth, who reported him
sane. There will be no interference
by Governor Benson with the exeou-
ton tomorrow, ana Anderson Will
hang,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

The S. p. company will give the
special rate OF a fare and third
from Portland and Roseburg, and all
intermediate points. for round trip
tickets to Salem July s, aud 10,
the days OF the cherry fair, and thou
ands will take advantage OF Il, The
committee IL also arranging for the
steamer TO run an excursion from In
dependence on the last day OF the
fair. coming down. Saturday morn
ing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
Zig Crowd TO Eugene

Eugene Is going % have a grand
celebration. beginning Saturday next
and ending Monday night A fine
program has been arranged, and
those who fancy there will an idle
moment IN all that time are not ae-
quainted with Eugene. There ought
10 be, and probably will be, a big
delegation go from Salem, IL Is
high time all the valley towns oulti-
waited their neighbors, and pull to-
gether for the valley interests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

Francis j, Heney and party arrived
In this city last night at 3 o'clock,
and stopped az the Hotel Willamette
over night, leaving this afternoon for
Portland. The noted prosecuting at
torney Is in the bet OF health, and
his face shows signs OF exposure to
the sun He talked considerably OF
the many beautiful places he passed
MA, and especially through the VIII
lamette valley. Attorney l.. II. Nc
Mahan accompanied Mr. Heney and
wife In a short sightseeing tour In
the automobile through Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
rrnmIncnt ,.chooI Morkcr-

Miss Ada NJ Fleming, one OF the
best informed women In the United
States on musical work for public
schools. passed through here Tues
day from Seattle on her way to Al
bany To attend the teachers ussocid-
ton convention. On her return she
Wa, stop off for a short time and
will be the guest of Miss MinneJta
.aagers. Miss Fleming represents
the musical publications of Ginn a.
Co. and visited Salem last year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
bought Corner Lot

The German Building Society has
purchased the corner north OF the
Hotel Willamette for $4,000. The
deed filed shows the area purchased
TO be 81 feet on Commercial street
and on Ferry street Il extends back
to the alley
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
New Hotel

Located at Hoover. Or, two and
one-half miles east OF Detroit at the
end OF C. & Il. II. r., on Santiam
river. Newly furnished rooms and
good board at reasonable rates. Hunt
Ing and fishing tirst-class. For in
formation write
HOOVER LUMBER CO..
Hoover. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
sncclnI MusIc Clnss-

Miss Minnetta .aagers will have a
class OF teachers who wish 60 pre-
pare themselves for musical super
visors, Tier class work will begin
July 6. continuing two weeks. with
all-day sessions. Several teachers
from Portland and other valley towns
have arranged 20 take these instruc-
tionA.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
EortY.Elght License

There were iS marriage licenses
issued In Marion county for the
month OF June. II the month had
not been shy a day, the score might
have reached the half century mark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
DIR. Il. II. White

Osteopath and nerve specialist
once rooms i7-1S Breyman building
Residence SAC North Capital street
Phone 400, 6-30-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
AZ the New DreamInnd-

Voting in tho baby conte { will be-
gin Saturday July Sd. Four prizes
will be given. Entcr your baby al
once. 6-2S-lwk'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
NO TROUBLE PASSING
BILL FOR THEIR PAY
United Press Leased Wire. |

Olympia, July THE house this
morning passed the senate resolution
continuing the old investigation com
mittee In force to investigate all 9TH
er offices and departments. and pass
ed bill appropriating $4,000 for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

To you. Two OF the g,tatest lnvsu-
tons OF modern times on exhibition
In Doreas Bros Hop once. Greater
money maker than telephone. Can
and soc them; free demonstration.
s-si-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

Wanted Salesladies of experience
In hosiery and underwear and
general dry goods Experience and
recommendations required. None
others need apply. Address with
reference, p. o. Box $50, Salem,
Oregon. T-1-5t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
Made tim Sergeant

Governor Benson today appointed
X. l.. Miller as sergeant OF the sol
diors home at Roseburg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
Tn CcIchrnte InIN D

Sedgwlck post q \ r., and Sedg
wick w n, G. viii celebrate our ma
tional holiday ut the post hnll sat
urday afternoon, july 3. 4 f'ne pro-
gram Is promised and an memhers
are eXpecte. 10 he present,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
Cottage Undertaking Parlorv-

Cottage and Chemeketa sts.; calls
lay or night; J. c. Sill. Phone 72i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
state Teachers' Association-

l7NIINf NNTINF TIFTEN 1N77FFf Ut TIFFII
Miss Minnetta Mayors, supervisor
OF music In the Salem public schools
Miss Ermine Bushnell Miss Martha
Bowerman. .iiss Edna Savage, Miss
Amy Martin, and several other teach
ers OF Salem public schools left for
Albany yesterday TO attend the State
Teachers Association convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

what does whole roast mean?"
said AIRS Gates why, coffee roast
ed and not ground until ready for
use" said her husband For eX-
ample ,Foigers Golden Gate"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Oregon Timber Investment Com
pany incorporators, w II. MeDon-
aid. Jos A. Rice and ]. c. MeDon-
aid; capital stock. s25O.OOO; princi-
pal otfice, Portland. Oregon.
Metal Furniture Manufacturing
Company; inoorporators, ID. Rogan,
Chas. e. Bean. Il. ]. Adams; capital
stock, $4,000; principal ONCE, Port
land, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
Miss NIlnnetta Maprrs-

VIII take a limited number Of vO-
cal pupils during the summer Those
wishing to study should apply July
az her studio over First National
Bank building, corner of Commercial
and Chemeketa streets, at 40 o'clock.
7-t-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
sunset Grocery-

For the best aud largest assort-
ment OF groceries. Phone 1871. 1872
state street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

Weather Forecast
Fair tonight and Friday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
Gilson's barber Shop-thc best.
First July License

A marriage license was issued to-
day by County Clerk Allen TO A. Il.
Johnson. aged 4s, and Leon Kinsley
aged 81, both OF Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
.It Keats the World

In answer TO Manager Lyons let
ter regarding the checking facilities
In the union depot In Portland, Will
liam U'Ren, who complained 10 the
railroad commission recently, sent
another communication to the COM
mission, In which he say the depot
checking facilities are bad, and that
he can produce many other sufferers
TO prove II, II necessary. In a par
agraph of the letter, Mr.. U'Ren
states "a follows regarding the de-
pot managers statement. made In
an answering letter In which Il Is
said MIR. U'Ren Is "unaccustomed to
travel" l am not "unaccustomed TO
travelling" Since 1915 / have trav-
eled, with baggage, by rail, steamer,
sailing vessel and stage something
more than 10000 miles The quick
est service l have ever received In
the past year. under Mr.. Lyons
management OF the union depot, re-
Quired more time than the mo- wear.
isome wait | ever had at any other
station In the United States. Canada,
England, South Africa or Hawaii
Try Crystalets--
For the breath. For sale at;
Meyers barber shop
Eckerlen's.
Waters cigar store.
Adolph's cigar store.
Dick Madison's.
The Spa.
Willamette Hotel
The Council
TalkingtOn's.
The Court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

For Rent-Five-room house, 6e5 N.
Winter street. $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

Wanted-One or two fresh cows, Civ
ing gallons per day. Address d,
care Journal. 6-30-3t"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
20 o o o o o o o o o o o

Lost or Stolen-Several weeks ago,
Smell bicycle, two or three years
old; steel rims. Return to Jour
nal office for reward. 4-3-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01

For Sale-Several houses in Salem.
and farm lands at bargain. Cap.
ital National Bank. 6-l-eod'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-01
CITY NEWS

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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
MYSTERY IN DEAD
BROKERS' MARRIAGE
Woman Who Killed Webb II.
Parkinson and Posed as His
Wife Not Identified

OAKLAND Oct. 29.-Records of the
county clerks Office tend to throw a
veil of mystery around the marital
affairs of Webb A Parkinson. the min
ing broker, who was shot and killed at
Goldheld last night by a woman who
said that she was his wife. She shot
herself after staying Parkinson.
According to the record, Weber H.
Parkinson. procured license May 13,
1908, to wed Annie r. Sopp. No GER
tificate of marriage is of record at the
county recorders Office.
According to Mrs. G. Basser, land
lady of the house at 6570 Manila street,
Berkeley. where Mrs. Parkinson lived
until March "a of this year. the couple
had been married for four years.
Whether the woman who shot Parkin-
son is the one who claimed him as
husband at Berkeley is a matter of
speculation among those who knew
them in the college city.
No additional informa tion has been
received there concerning the Goldfeld
woman.
The ages of the couple were given
respectively as "a years and % years
in the county clerks record. 1t was
stated that they were both residents OF
Oakland, that he was native of Colo
rado and she of wisconsin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
REYNOLDS FLIER WINS
MOTOR BOAT CONTEST I
Runs From Sacramento to
Stockton Under Four Hours
ISpeoiol Dixoofch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. Oct. 2a.-The first motor
boat endurance contest held in the state
proved a big success, hundreds of peo-
pie having witnessed the arrival of the
speedy little craft from Sacramento.
The first boat to arrive at Stockton,
thereby winning the handsome $50 cup,
was the semi-speed boat Reynolds fiier,
Cs. owned by Pankost and Reynolds
OF the Washington boat club, which
left Sacramento at o'clock. 1t ar
rived at 1855, making the trip of S5
miles in 3 hours and 55 minutes. III.
CARRIER and J. Gregg were the opera
tors.
The second was Pirate No. ?. Dill. II.
o. Cook. owner and operator. of the
and arrived at 12:23,9-4 hours and
23lz minutes.
The fifth was the Palachan, in the
cruiser class, owned by Mitchell and
operated by Commodore Shaw of the
Sacramento boat club. It left at Z
o'clock. arriving al 2:31-7 hours and
81 minutes. It lost considerable time
by going back to pick up the Fighting
Bob. which took a wrong course. 1t is
said that the Fighting Bob would have
won first honors but for this mishap.
The sixth was the tug W, owned and
operated by F. Wilson OF the Sacrs-
mento club. It left at $50 and arrived
at 2:3a-S hours and 2 minutes.
The seventh to arrive was the Opal,
H. Maudlin owner and operator, which
left at O'Clock and arrived at 1884;
time s hours and "a minutes.
The best time in any class was made
by the p n. B., speed boat, which
made the trip in 3 hours and 36 min
utes.
The winners in the various classes
are as follows:
Runabout. Opal: cruiser. Palachan'
srecial runabout, Tug W.: semi-speed,
Reynolds fiier; speed, p. n. B..
The Azores, a speed boat, broke down
en- route and failed to arrive. The To-
cal boat races will take place tomor-
row morning The Sacra mento boats
will remain over and compete.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
MAYOR JOHNSON IN
DANGER OF DEATH
Prank of Drunken Man I'M
periIs Life of Chief Execu=
tive of Cleveland

CLEVELAND. O.. Oct. pa drink
of booze" which Joseph Olaynicks
did not get today caused him to
shoot through the window of cafe as
Mayor johnson and Councilman Birn-
stein were entering.
1t caused a report that an attack had
been made on the mayors life. He was
not hurt.
Olaynicks had been refused drink
in the cafe The bar tender says he
was intoxicated enough as it was. He
emetged from the barroom fuming
and spluttering. The city officials were
only a few feet in advance of Olay-
nicks when he concluded TO shoot up
the place.
The bullet went through the glass
and into the passa geway where the
mayor was walking.
Nobody was injured and the thirsty
Olaynicks' fun was stopped short, as
patrolman stepped up and told him to
come along.
The shooting did not excite Mayor
Johnson. He went right on into the
dining room. He notified his office of
the occurrence and then ordered some
thing to eat He declared he firmly
believed no attack was made on his
life.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30

Mary's; % E. A. Holdridge- Modesto; 81 A. B.
Haynes-Barbaria
Root-Sacrsmento; Il T. Wheaton, p P. Stolz,
"a F. Arata-St. Mary's
Dosn. As c. Kuhl. NJ W. Beck-Stockton; SO
r. c. McKillicsn, Z H. Fillnger. p 4. W.
Ritchie-Sacramento 9 W. E. Clegg. IL P. E.
Kidder-C. c. W: Is NJ Smith. ~ W. Arm
strongest. Mary's; 45 G. Padille-Stockton; so
3. F. Brophy-Barbarians
Broad JEmp-s2 George Mccormick. 43 c.
Kuhl. 3 f. Doan. NJ. W. Beck-Stockton; II.
Tillinger-Sacrsmento 8 ". E. Clegg 10 A. F.
Gstes, II P. E. Kidder-c. G. W: ~ W. Arm
strong. 10 NJ. Smith. Il II. Whea ton-St. Mary s.
Mile relsy-Stockfon athletic association. Sac
rsmento athletic association, Capital City wheel
men
10 mile Msrathon-5T r. /. Schmidt. IS F. c.
Young. - W. W RHssell-Stockton; 30 C.. c.
81 H. A. WOods-unat Z
tached: ]. johnson. - H. Rothstein, IS A.
Lund 40 o. Gustsfson. 50 $. Hadstrom--Swed-
ish- American athletic club; q E. A. HOIdridge-
Modesto.
Pole vault-41 r. Wheat. Is NJ. Smith--st.
Msry's: NJ. ". Beck-Stockton; 50 b. F. Bro
ply -Bsrbarians.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
HANCHfTT SECURES
ANOTHER RAILROAD
Reported to Have Closed Deal
for German Society's Prop
erty in San Jose
Especial Dispoich 10 The Call

L
SAN JOSE. Oct. 29.-Following the
sale of the Peninsular railway fran
chise to L. E. Hanchett by the South
ern Pacific two months ago, comes the
report today that Hanchett has also
secured the German savings and loan
society's rolling stock. rails and fran
chise here The deal virtually gives
Hanchett absolute control of the entire
transportation system of San Jose.
Mayor Dawson was officially notified
that the Peninsular railway company,
a Southern Pacific corporation, had sold
its so year franchise on the First street
line and auxiliaries for $16 900 to L. E..
Hanchett, about two months ago, as
the elimination of an exciting scene
in the council chambers. Jere Burke
by outbidding- the representatives of
George Tourney, secretary of the San
Francisco German savings and loan
society, owners of the First street
road, secured the SO year franchise of
the road by paying the sum of $1,000.
While diselaiming official knowledge
of the latest transaction, w. r. Law
son, manager of the Santa Clara
County railroad. Hanchett's line, ad-
mitted that when Hanchett left for
San Francisco few days ago. the
deal was in progress and there was
strong likelihood that it would be car
ried out ,
Wednesday and yesterday there was
a meeting in San Francisco of all the
parties interested in the three rail-
ways, Hanchett's, Journeys and the
Peninsular, and as result of these
conferences it is understood here that
Hanchett has become owner of the en-
tire railway system of San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
old MOTHER MAKES
A Scene IN COURT
Cries to Heaven for Justice
When Her Son Is Conn
mitted to Jail
Offender Neglects His Divorced
Wife, Who. Is Said to Be
Dying of Consumption

Melodrama was enacted in Judge
A,ogan's court yesterday.
Never mind. my boy, there is Justice
in heaven" cried Mrs. Virginia Barilla.
raising her arms above her head and
throwing her eyes to the ceiling, when
she heard her son Joseph ordered con-
fined in the county Jail until he shall
have paid $50 to his divorced wife.
Amelia Barilla.
The old woman is said to be wealthy,
owning realty from which she enjoys
an income of $50 a month. But when
the opportunity was presented to her
by the judge she resolutely refused
to put up any coin to keep her son
out of Jail She continued to- declaim
so loudly about the injustice of the
courts order that Judge Mogan or
dered her removed into the corridor.
Barilla is employed by commission
house and earns s72 to $50 a month.
His former wife is dying from con-
sumption and the physicians have or
dered her to seek another climate.
Barilla is $500 in arrears in his ALI
mony payments. He offered to pay
s35 month for the support of his
divorced wife and his child, but the
court insisted on $50.
Judge GTdndnl SdlQ very en-
phatically when Battisto Gelestrino.
who is earning IS week as boot
black, was asked by his, wife. Petro-
nella. whom he is suing for divorce.
to pay her s25 month and 500 coun-
sci fees pending the trial OF the case.
Peter NJ. Pettesen Is not only the
son OF a sea cook, but is a sea cook
himself. His wife. Adela, was granted
a divorce by Judge Mogan yesterday.
She said he spent all his money on
himself. She didn't want aIimony, as
she could not collect it.
Alice Hagarty, named as correspond
ent in the answer to the action for
divorce begun by Thomas Fl. Browne,
vice president of the CIuff grocery COM
pany, against Mary E. Browne. must
submit to a searching cross examina-
tion at the hands of lawyers. Judge
Mogan decided yesterday. The stenog-
rapher affinity fed to Minneapolis
shortly after her name was connected
with that of Browne. Application was
made by Browne to have her deposit
tion taken there on written interroga-
tories, but Theodore Roche. attorney
for Mrs. Brown, insisted that she should
be subjected to oral questioning. In
this Judge Mogan has held with him.
The divorce suit of Rudolph H. Die
tert against Lille Dietert was dis
mlsSeu yesterday, the woman having
committed suicide. Mary A Newcomb
was granted a divorce from Charles
Newcomb on the ground of cruelty.
Suits for divorce were begun yes
terday by:
Maggie H. Fox against Charles W.
Fox. willful neglect.
II. NJ. Thatcher against Nellie NJ.
Thatcher. desertion.
Mary Piening against William Pie
ming, desertion.
Anna Dolder against Samuel Dolder,
desertion.
George Mcdaniel against Clara Nc
Daniel desertion.
Beatrice A often against Benjamin
F. Often, wiIlfu1 neglect.
Louisa F. Salmonde against John II.
Salmonde. desertion.
Maud Isabel Frazier against John
Martin Frazier, cruelty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
DYING STATEMENT
ADMITTED IN EVIDENCE
McCIeave Told How He Was
Shot by Thomas RibIe
[SpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE, Oct 2s.-After spending
nearly the whole day yesterday in
arguing the admfssibility of the dying
statement of Frank McCIeave of Palo
Alto in the evidence in the trial of
Thomas Rible, charged with his rnur-
der. because the attorney for the de-
tense had not heard the contents of
the statement at the preliminary ex-
animation, the statement was admitted
this morning by Judge Richards and
was read into the testimony as follows:
was riding along University avenue near
tho corner of Florence street this morning and
met Thomas A. Rible. Mr. Rible was also
riding bicycle in the opposite direction from
myself When we met he slipped and i
stopped both getting OF our wheels. Mr.. Rible
drew q revolver from his pocket. l told him
did not wish to have anything like that
happen He threatened to shoot me and pulled
the trigger The shell snapped. but did not
dIecharge Rible immediately pointed the re-
volver at me again and fired the at me,
the bullet taking effect in my side
/ was not armed. having no weapon OF any
kind | did not threaten 70 do him bodily in
jury ] made move 70 lead him 10 believe
that was armed. did not. strike him or
strike at him. We were standing in the street
with our bicycles between us and were not
hghfing at the time the shot was fired. nor ex-
changing blows. We were merely talking.
The prosecution closed It's case with
this testimony. The trial will be re-
sumed Monday morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-30
FORMER SANTA ROSA
GIRL BECOMES BRIDE
Miss Margaret A. Byers Weds
John II. Bropfy
[.Soeciol Dspotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA ROSA. Oct. ga wedding
of much interest here and in San Jose
as well as the bay cities took place last
night in San Francisco when MISS
Margaret A. Byers OF Berkeley was
married to John II. Brophy, a promi-
nent businessman of San Francisco.
Miss Dean Woolley of this city was
bridesmaid and Frank I. Brophy best
man.
Miss Byers is the accomplished and
attractive daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs j.
L. Byers, former residents of this city,
who now live in San Jose. She has
several brothers and sisters living here,
in San Jose and Berkeley. She has
been a teacher in Marin county for a
couple of years since graduating from
the San Francisco state normal. after
graduating here from the Santa Rosa
high school Byers is a prominent
fruit grower and buyer.
The wedding took place at the home
of Frank T. Brophy, with the Rev.
Father Collins officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brophy will reside in Berkeley.