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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
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e. H. Cox and ]. F. Kelly n, ~.
Booth-Keely Co., of Eugene ara =
the city today.
Leopold F. Schmidt, Of olymn-o
10 in the city.
G. F. Baurlin, chief engineer =,
the Portland Light & Power ~
went to Silverton on business M,
morning.
Harry Mnrphy, cartoonlst on .bs
oregonian, is attending the legl,la.
ture.
John w. Kelly ana F. L. Perkins
of the Evening Telegram, Portland
are attending the Legislature,
Mrs. Verde Van Patton went 70
Woodburn this morning, where shs
will organize a lodge OF United Ar.
tisans.
laud Settlemeir went to Woodburn
on business this morning.
Bank Examiner Claud Catch left
this morning on his regular trip
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Are You One Of ThemG

The house wife who has been in
dueed to buy a phosphate baking
powder by grocers or canvassers will
be somewhat chagrined 10 learn that
this character OF goods is made from
burned bones mixed with diluted oil
OF vitrol.
II seems that there Is no law com.
pelling these long-shot boys 20 print
the ingredients on the can. ana
hence the consumer is easily deceived
Goods OF this class cost very little TO
manufaoture-Sbout 3 or 4 cents per
pound not much more than the
price Of the bone or alum from which
they are made.
We md upon INVESTIGATION that
the only real baking powder is made
from cream OF tartar and soda and a
small per cent az starch 70 ada 20 lis
keeping qualities, Al the good
brands have the ingredients printed
on. the label iS.a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Don't Take the Risk.

Mheh you have pad cough or
cold do not let it drag along pn,i, .,
becomes chronic bronchitis. or de.
Velops into an attack Of pneumonia
out give It the attention il deserves
snu ,N SCI rla OF Il, Take Chamber
'a'h's Cough Remedy and you are
sure OF prompt relief From a sman
beginning the sale and use OF this
preparation has extended to an parts
Of the United States and TO NAM.
'ore'sn countries. It's many remark-
@Oie cures OF coughs and colds hsva
Won Tor 1t this vide reputation ana
extensive use. Sold by DR.. stones
drug store. Ns >
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
MRS. ISABELLA WATT BREYMAy

Mrs. Isabella Watt Breyman. a
well known Salem women, passed
away Saturday, January IS, 1903,
at her home on State and High
streets. She is survived by her hus.
band, Werner Breyman whom she
married in 1853 in Amlty, Yamhill
county. and moved to this city a
short time afterward, where she has
been a resident since. Besides her
husband, three daughters are lef;
to mourn the death Of the beloved
wife and mother. The funeral was
held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the family residence, Rev. w. G.
Elliott the Unitarian minister OF
Portland, officiating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
THE NEW HI HENRY
SHOW COMING

Brand new in every department.
from rise 10 fall of curtain, what Iii
Henry calls his Greatest Minstrel
Show will appear &C the Grand
Opera House on Wednesday. Janu-
AIRY 20. The press notices the ap-
pearance OF this famous company are
or the very highest order aud the
most complete satisfaction OF their
legion OF patrons tells the story.
Seats on sale az box Office Wedues-
day az 9 a. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
STRENUOUS BATTLE
Continued from page IL

by his appointments on standing
committees which will be announced
late this afternoon.
In the Senate.
Resolutions to provide extra seats
for the senatorial contest Tuesday
for a million by congress for an Alas
ka railroad. to amend constitution tC
elect senators, for a s. day mali
ing clerk, we're adopted.
New Senate Bills.
S. B. q, Parish-Increase salary
of sheriff of Grant county.
S. B. 2S, Parrish Increase salary
of treasurer of Grant county.
S. B. 90, Parrish-Prohibit min,
ors entering certain houses of amuse
ment.
s. B. 80, Parrish To prohibit
profane language.
S. B. 81, Oliver--1ncrease salary
Of recorder of Union county.
s. B. 80, Hart-Increase salary
Of circuit Judge, Sth district.
S. b. 33. Oliver--Inrease salar,
Of sheriff Of Union county.
s. b. 81, Oliver-Regulatlng sale
of supreme court repots.
s. B.r 35, Smith, Of Umatllla-
Amend code relating to militia.
s. b. SO, Multi Build S21, 900
armory at Ashland.
s. II. 81, Cole--Requires medical
certificate before marriage license.
s. p. 3S, Kay Transportatlons
1f convicts.
s. b. 80, Balley-Amend code re-
ating to banking.
S. b. 40, Relating to the
delinquent children.
s. y. Al, Kay-Amend code re-
atlng TO appeals.
S. y. 40, Kay-Relating to trial
IN original indictment.
S. B. 43, Miller, OF Linn Linn
county fair association.
5. B. ~, by same To amend
ode relating to corporations
S, B. f5, by same-Amend code
elating to bank security.
5. b. I6, Nottingham - Appoint
tato examiner OF offices and officers.
S. b. A. Oliver Experimental
tat.on eastern Oregon.
S. b. as, Merrymau- Salary OF
chool superintendent OF klamath
ounty /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Fever Sores.

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, hut
should be kept In healthy condition
This can be done by applying Cham
berlain's Salve. This salye has no
superior for this purpose. II is also
most excellent for chapped hands,
sore nipples. burns and diseases Of
the skin, For sale by Or. stones
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Aid FOE Italians

The committee appointed for the
purpose of collecting funds for IN,
italicn sufferers, reports that II has
sent sa5SO6 TO the Red Gross orga-
nifation, The Baptist church took
mp a collection yesterday and sent
the amount direct 10 Rome. Many
OF the other churches also sen.
money Ia their own Representatives
The Episcopal church turned its
money over to the local committee.
The Catholic church sent sac
through the archbishop and the Me.
thodist contributed fS5 through
their own society.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

c. O, Constable. Charles Zesel aud
y. w. Power to solicit subscriptions
OF stock aud report 20 the Salem
horticultural society on Feb. 6. at
? p, m. The Northwest association
will snpply the Fruit Union the
bylaws and rules To be distributed
among fruit growers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
BURIED.

NABLES, Jen. 1S.- The American
sailorg who are here today are
collecting a fund with which 20
defray the expenses of three chil.
dren, earthquake sufferers, to New
York to join tholr father.
The children, Giusseppin, 21 years
old, Natallne. 10 years, and Fran.
esco Minsallea, years, we're res.
cued after having been buried in
the ruins nineteen days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
s,,anldInr Mln RnnnInr-

After three days work repa rlpg
the pipes which were burst during
the cold snap, the Spaulding Lum-
ber Co, Is again operating It's mill
here. For ten DAYS the mill was
dead due TO the cold weather ana
the deep snow. and the company Is
making up for the lost time by ruu-
ming at full blast.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Would N,akc Ita HolIdny.

United Press Leased Wire
Washington, Jan. fS.-Presldent
Roosevelt today, In a special message
to congress, requested that February
70, anniversary OF LincoIn's birth
day be made a national holiday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

The Board Of Trade committee on
the annual banquet held an inform.
al meeting. and agreed on wednes-
day, Fch. Srd, as the date on which
the banquet would be held. AS yet
no place has been agreed upon The
committees, aud sub-eommi,tses viii
g.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Increasing One's Opportunity

There are many ways young
person may increase hts opportual-
ues aud earning powers. one OF the
best ways Is to secure business ed
ueation Whether one works for
himself or another such training
Is useful II may mean the differ
enee between success aud failure.
fheCepltal Business College OF Sa-
lem Is good school Its graduates
are successful. students may enter
any time, A catalogue for the ask
ms l-lS-2t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Funeral Of O. G. SAVAGE

Tho remains of o. C. Savage will
be lad to rest in the odd Fellows
cemetery tomorrow, Tuesday. at 10
O'Clock. Services will be held Al the
Clough undertaking parlors, Rev
w. II. Selleck ofielating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
TlSce in city jail

ihhce IN city jail
Three subjects were given room
and board at the Hotel DeGibson
last night and are still languishins
in that enclosure today Tho charge
placed against the offenders was
that they had lmbibed too freely of
their sunday stock OF liquid refresh
ments and when taken In were on
the verge OF the down-Gnd out class
Judge Moorea kindly Informed them
this morning that they could lay
over for a short time and think OF
what might have happened II the
police had not saved them from
genuine outdoor entertainment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

meet Wednesday 10 complete the ar
rangements, The committee Is com
posed OF II. X. Page. r. h. Hous.
ton, II. w, Barr. f. w. Steuslofr.
w. l. Staley and David Yantls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18
Road Districts Diyidoi-

The county court acted favorably
npon petition OF Robert weadle
ct al TO have road district No. so
divided into two districts. THIS dis
trict lie0 near jefferson, Road dis
triet No. rs, east OF silverton Was
also divided By the county conrt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

kodol dises's an the food You ca,
II you will take Kodol for a little
while you will no longer have init
ses'ion II Is pleasant to take. acts
promptly sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

Al a meeting OF the salem Fruit
Union, the committee whleh was ap-
pointed several weeks ago 60 confer
With the Northwest Fruit assoela-
tion and bring an organization be.
tween the two bodies. reported ia
yorably and the two viii Incorporate
and work together IN the future.
A committee was appointed oRsisi'
ing of John Pemberton, ,, Kurtn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

For Sale Cheap Good piece of In
side property, suitable for warehouse
or factory. See Dorby a Wilson
l-l6-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

WheA the soui rs large. eireun.
stances ear never narrow H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-18

Having extra rooms can rent them
during legislature by advertising In
The Journal -i-lt-tt
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weather

Weather
Occasional rain tonight and Tues
day
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
WEATHER NO TERROR
TO AVIATOR CURT|ss
His Brilliant Performance in a Rain
Storm.

St. Louis. Oct. 9.-Under the arch
of a brilliant rainbow that set off the
golden planes OF his birdlike machine,
Curtiss electrified thousands of rain
soaked spectators here late today by
a swooping flight of a mile over the
tree tops Of Forest Park. The achieve
ment came in the face of adverse con-
ditions that prevented the other avia-
tors from leaving the earth.
Curtiss was in the air one minute
and forty-nine seconds and in that
brief time he covered close to nine fur
longs. At first, rising to a height Of
forty feet he dipped and then rose
gradually over the tree tops as he
turned in a great arc and came back
to the starting point The landing was
on rough soggy ground but it was so
successfully executed that no jar was
noticeable.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
WREsTlER's DEFENSE
OF CROOKEDKEss
II Is Necessary for the Entertainment
Of the Populaee.

Seattle. Oct. 9.-Joe Carroll, alias
ole Marsh, the wrestler indicted in Ne
braska and Iowa for an alleged use
Of the mails to defraud in connection
with the Maybray gang of wrestling
and foot race promoters, was released
on $500 bail today. He takes his ar
rest with perfect unconcern declaring
that the charge against him cannot be
proved.
In a newspaper interview today he
said: If there is a wrestler who is
not crooked, / do not know him, and
/ know all of them. If the men who
wrestle should be on the square and
settle their differences. how many
hours entertainment would the public
have? We have simply got to jolly
the game along in order to keep up
public interest"
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
WILBUR WRIGHT ELATED
OVER ACC0MPL L|SHMEhT
THE WORLDS SPEED RECORD
BROKEN.
The Aviator Thinks a Rate Of 70 Miles
Possible.

College Park, Md. oct. 9.-After
breaking the worlds record flight
over a closed circuit kilometer today,
Wilbur Wright predicted that he could
attain a speed of from sixty to seventy
miles an hour in an aeroplane race.
He had just torn through the air in
the government aeroplane at rate of
approximately forty-six miles per
hour, making a record of So 3-5 Sec
onds for 500 meters and return, in
Guiding the turn.
To reach a righer rate of speed,
Wright said he would reduce the size
of the bi-planes in the government
machine and at the same time tighten
their weight For racing purposes he
said he would be content with a
plane" in this aeroplane.
Following his successful flights in
the forenoon, Wright made two ascen-
sions late in the afternoon. In one of
the afternoon flights Lieutenant Lahm
accompanied Wright. On the other.
Wright alone repeated the perform
ance of the forenoon by starting off the
rail without the aid weights. Lieuten
ant Lahm for the first time assisted in
guiding the machine during the flight
in which he ascended. a third lever
having been installed for the benefit
of the officer. who is being taught to
navigate the machine
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
II LAY WITH PITCHERS
"Wild" Bill Donovan's
Curves Were Beyond the
! Pirates Comprehension
"A Startling Steal Home
= By Detroit Batsman

|, Pittsburg, Oct. 9.-The American
the count in the worlds championship
series by defeating Pittsburg to 2
at Forbes Field today. At least five
contests will now be necessary be-
fore the series will be decided. De-
troit's ability to hit the National
league pitchers and Pittsburg's in
ability TO connect with the curves of
wild" Bill Donovan tell the story
of the game.
Pittsburg scored two runs in the
first inning. but Detroit tied the score
with two in the second The Ameri-
can. league batters knocked Camnitz
out of the box in the third inning
when they took a commanding lead
by scoring three runs. Vic Willis
succeeded Camnitz. and two more
runs from his offerings in the fifth
inning gave Detroit its total of seven
runs. Detroit made nine safe hits,
getting six from Camnitz in two and
third innings and three from Willis
during the remainder of the game
The Detroit hitting total included
tow baggers by Schmidt and Craw-
ford
Donovan allowed only five hits and
two of those were two baggers by
Leach and Miller in the first inning.
After that the Detroit pitcher was
an enigma, and another two bagger
by Leach in the third, a single by
Abstein in the fourth and an infield
hit by Wagner in the ninth repre-
sented Pittsburg's hitting during the
last eight innings. Only sixteen bat
tiers faced Donovan in the last five
innings During the last four innings
only twelve men faced Willis.
The most sensational feature of the
game, which was witnessed by more
than 10000 spectators. was a steal of
home by Ty Cobb in the third inning
This was remarkably well timed and
the entire Pittsburg team and the
crowd were caught off their guard
1t was on the first ball pitched by
Willis after he succeeded Camnitz
that the daring play was made. AS
soon as Willis started to wind up.
Cobb started for the plate. and by
daring slide ne redcneu Ihe pdse III
time to beat Willis bewildered throw
Gibson was so surprised that he
dropped the ball after Cobb slid in
This scored the third run in the
third inning.
Leach was again the star of the
day, with two two-baggers in his
first two times at bat. In the field
he played a star game. Cobb made
his first hit of the series with sin
gle. over second base. in the seventh
inning Wagner made a hit in the
ninth and still leads Cobb in the bat
ting duel between the two leading
hitters of the major leagues. Wagner
has made two hits in seven times
at bat for an average Of -2s6. and
Cobb has made but one in six times
for an average of .167
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
FRISCO BALLOON RACE.
Three Will Ascend from San Fran
cisco Today.

San Francisco, Oct. 9.-Three aero
clubs of the Pacific coast will be rep
resented in the balloon race between
this city and San Jose tomorrow The
entries are: The Queen City. by the
Pacific Aero club on San Francisco,
Capt. J. c. Irvine, president of the
club: Ivy Baldwin, pilot; Greater Oak
land. by the Oakland Aero club, Capt.
Wander Naillen, Park A Van Tassell,
pilot; Miss Margaret Miller, mascot:
the Fairy, unattached. by ]. C. Mars,
official pilot of the Seattle Aero club
The balloons will ascend at the cir
Gus grounds, Eleventh and Market
streets at p. m. The Seattle bal
loon will set the pace and the great
est rivalry will be between the Oak
land and San Francisco craft. The
Queen City was built especially for
the contest and will be christened to-
morrow.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

the first of the week the town will
be practically festooned with the ma
tional colors.
In connection with the subject Of
decorations. the chairman of the de-
corating committee, Aaron Goldberg.
desires it prominently stated that the
committee will be in need of great
many flowers on Wednesday and it is
hoped those who have them will con-
tribute literally. Those who are in
clined to do so are requested to COM
municate. with him and arrangements
will be made for their cutting and col
lection.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
Coming to Look Over United
States Markets
NEW ARMY AND NAVY
Will Need New Arms and
Warships and the Imper-
ial Government Wants
the Best-Next Minister
to Be Member of Party

San Francisco. oct. 9.-One of the
has sent to the United States. so far
as the open door" policy is con-
cerned. will arrive on October 2S on
the steamer Siberia. according to
Captain Charles E. Etti, artillery in
structor to the imperial Chinese army.
who with Wang Chen, of the Chinese
foreign office, arrived today on the
Korea. The new Chinese minister.
whose name has not yet been given
out, probably will be a passenger on
the same steamer. Mr.. Wang left
tonight for Washington on business,
the nature of which Captain ETH re-
fused to d,vulge..
The commission with which Cap
tain Etti is connected will be headed
by Baron Liang, son of Liang Cheng.
the former minister to the United
States. With him will be Chang Chi
Dsz and large suite. The business
of the commission will include a visit
to all shipyards and arms factories
in the United States. with a view to
purchasing modern equipment for the
Chinese army and to contract for
four cruisers and as many gunboats
as a neucleus for the new Chinese
navy.
The commission originally was in
tended for England. but powerful in
fluences were exerted to have the
United States, as China's nearest
neighbor. visited first. on the out
come of the tour of inspection will
depend the placing of contracts for
50 .000, 900 or more for battleships and
war munitions
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
FOOTBALL FIELDS.
As Uusua the Minor Schools Were
OutpIayed.

At Ithaca-Cornell. 16: Oberlin, 6.
At Princeton-Princeton 3; Ford
ham, o.
At ambridge-Harvard, s; Will
liams, 6.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, II; Roches-
ter, O.
At New Haven-Yales. sc; Spring
field, 0.
At West Point-Army, II; Trim
ity, 6.
At Philadelphia-Penn 12;
West Virginia, 0.
At Providence-Brown. 10; Am
herst, 0.
At Chicago-Chicago. q; Indiana, o.
At Observation-Disclosures, Is;
Ames, 0.
At iIkesbarre-Carlisle Indians, s;
State, 8.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
BASEBALL AT NIGHT.
For the First Time Seen at Los
Angeles.

Los Angeles. Oct. 9.-Four thousand
people saw the first night ball game
ever played in the west tonight at
Chutes park. The game was between
the Los Angeles and the San Fran
cisco teams of the Coast League. The
grounds were Illuminated by hundreds
of arc lights. The score was 19 to IL
in favor of Los Angeles. There were
some weird plays, and plenty of action.
as the batters generally hit the first
ball pitched.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

June, brought in a verdict of murder
in the first degree tonight. fixing the
penalty of death. Marquee will be
sentenced on Monday.
No criminal case in Yuma county
has excited such an interest as that
of Marquee, whose trial has been in
progress all week.
Hodges was shot in a lonely pass
in the Fortuna mountains. whittier
the men had gone on a prospecting
trip. Following the discovery of the
crime, 200 armed men beat the brush
in the ella river bottom five nights
and days before MARQUEE returned
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
HEARsTs CANDIDACY
MAKES GAYU0R MAD
REPUBLICAN FUsIoNIsTs ARE
ELATEp AT PROSPECT.
The Main Thing Is Not the Election of
Head of the Ticket.

New York, Oct. 9.-With William
Randolph Hearst's name as an addi-
tional asset to the republican fusion
ticket, New York's municipal cam
paign shaped itself definitely today in
the fight to oust Tammany hall from
control of the city finances. Both
Hearst and Otto T. Barnard, the re-
publican nominee, say their election is
matter of secondary Importance so
long as the rest of the fusion ticket
wins out, for this will mean a Tam
many defeat in board of estimate,
which controls the purse strings of the
greater city and is the medium
thorugh which economy or extrava-
gance may be exercised regardless of
the mayor.
Hearst's followers, now known as
the Civic Alliance. having accepted
his conditions. arrangements to OBJ
tain the signatures requisite to make
his nomination legal are already under
way. There will be a mass meeting at
Carnegie hall on Monday night to put
Hearst in nomination. A platform will
be presented for adoption.
Hearst will attend and declare his
attitude in respect to the entire mat
ter of city government. His friends
all predict that he will be ready to
make another whirlwind campaign
such as that of 1905.
Barnard and the republican leaders
expressed nothing but satisfaction at
Hearts entering the field. All talk of
Rannard's withdrawal, allowing Hearst
to lead the ticket to victory, is de-
nounced as preposterous. Justice
Gaynor is Outspoken in his expression
of displeasure at Hearst's entry into
the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10

president should decide to go. it would
be his idea to have large congress-
ional delegation precede him. so that
they might go over the islands with
him.
One result of the presidents trip to
the west has been the immediate i'm
provement of immigration conditions
at San Francisco. BY the presidents
direction. Secretary Nagel at Washing
ton today ordered that the new immi-
grafton station on Angel Island, San
Francisco Bay. be opened at once. The
opening Of this station had been de-
layed for long time for want of an
to put it in condition.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
PRE-cooIING PLANT.
Its Successful Tests Makes Change
In California Fruit Industry.

Roseville. Cal. oct. 9.-Ten refriger-
ator cars loaded with grapes were cooled
in two hours and were then started to
New York and Philadelphia with a de-
lay of less than three hours. AS a
result of the successful preliminary
tests today in the new preceding
plant, II will no longer be necessary to
pick California fruit and vegetables
green for shipment to the east. The
establishment of this big plant marks
a new epoch in the fruit industry of
California.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-10
FLOWERS WANTED FOR
TAFT DECORATIONS
Possible Contributors Asked to Com
nunicate With A. Goldberg.

Greater progress than ever was
made yesterday in decorating the city
for the Taft festivities. the work be-
ing done on that part of the job that
fast gets into evidence-the street
decorations. At almost every street
intersection now one may see huge
flags across the thoroughfares, with
pictures on canvas of Taft in the
centers of the streets. The decoration
of private properties continues, and by