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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
Donlt Take the Rlsk.

When you have pad cough oI
cold do not let II drag along until II
becomes chronic bronchitis, or do
yelops into an attack OF pneumonia
but give il the attention n deserves
and get rid Of II. Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and you are
sure OF prompt relief. From a small
beginning. the sale and use OF this
preparation has extended 20 all parts
OF the United States and 10 many
foreign countries Its many remark
able cures Of coughs and colds have
won for Il this wide reputation and
extensive use, Sold by Dr. stones
drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28

A letter Which will probably dispel
all doubt in the minds of many who
were not convinced that Homer Black
actually shot DR.. Chas. Robertson,
was received this morning by Sheriff
Harry Minto from Sheriff NJ. Mead
ows, OF Ell Centre. Imperial county.
Cal, saying that Black was well
known In that city and his arrest
here and conviction was the first TO
be heard OF him since his hurried
departure from California.
The letter stated that while Black
was in Mexicall. Mexico, he was the
proprietor OF a saloon and gambling
house. II was said there that he had
been implicated in various hold-ups,
and after being captured at one time
by the Mexican authorities, he made
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
KEEPS WIRES WARM
OVER JAP SITUATION
limited Press Leased Wire J

Sacramento. Cal, Jan. 2S.-Pres'-
dent Roosevelt is keeping the wires
between the White House and the
capitol busy with messages relating
TO the anti-Japanese situation In the
islature. Bright and early today a
telegram came from him 70 Assem-
blyman A. NJ. Drew, OF Fresno. au'
thor of the anti-alien bill. prohibit
ing japanese owning land In califor
MIA. a king that the Fresno man delay
act on on his measure until after the
arrival OF the letter on the japanese
question which Roosevelt has mailed
10 Governor Gillett.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
boz TROUBLES .,-o,,

4 limited Press Leased Wire.)
phoenix. Arlz., Jan. 2S.-Al-
,sueh the trouble between the miu-
i and operators at Globe is less
.te than yesterday, Acting Cover
\ Page has notified the officers OF
\ various state militia companies
|hold their men in readiness to pco-
IA to that town.
IA thousand miners are idle he
Ouse OF an attempt TO organize a
Non among the employees OF the
] mes When the movement got an
} way the operators ordered the
b. to cease the agitation. This they
fused to do, and all were dis
|arged
The men have made no troable
ID the operators have slgnified =
to deal with the men,
i not with representatives of any
lion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
YOUNG NEGRO KILLS
THREE WHITE BOYS

Cincinnati Jan. 2S.-Desplte tho
fact that one white boy Is dead and
TWO are dying as the result OF being
shot by him last last night Atlas
Teiford, an ls-year-old negro, made
such an eloquent plea when presented
n court today that no charge was
placed against him.
Telford declares that he Is study
ing law, but that race prejudice
threatens TO check his ambition. lie
said he was set uron by crowd Of
white boys as ne was leaving school
last night, and shot in self-defense
William Wnebbold Is dead and
william Brill and Charles Run are
dying as the victims OF the negros
revolver.
The police are inclined 10 accent
the assertion OF Telford. They say
they found stones ia the pocket 9f
one OF his victims The friends OF
Weubbold and the two dying boys
are infuriated at the result Of the
preliminary hearing.
Il Is feared that the bitter race
feeling which is responsible for the
trouble last night, may break out
anew.
Teiford il employed as a house
boy al the residence OF Judge Albert
c. Thompson, OF the United States
district cOgTt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
BOTH GROW TIRED
AFTER FIVE YEARS

to Robins II will not be renewed al
though neither feels agrieved at the
other.
Robins and his wife made what is
termed and ideal couple. Both, how
ever. came to regard their marriage
as restriction of personal rights and
although neither has complaint to
make against the other each feels
that the marriage mas not been a sue
cess. They have therefore agreed TO
part but will remain good friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
United Press Leas.d wlre.l

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 2S.-A.
w. Robins, a local restauranteur and
his wife next Saturday Will celebrate
their wooden wedding having been
married for five years and will then
separate. The couple five years
ago signed an agreement for a trial
marriage and in. the agreement was
inserted clause that II the trial
was successful the mutual agree
ment could be renewed. According
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
ROUTINE WORK
IN LEGISLATURE
House Thursday Morning.

hVuHt hhuSAhy WShhk'
H. b. No. 81. Miller, relating to
bonds in civil actions. Passed.
II. b. No. 81, Mckinney, relating
to evidence. passed.
Senate Bills Read.
Senate bills on calendar read first
time.
Bills withdrawn.
House bills 219 and 220, by Or
ton, taxing gross earnings of Coz
porations, withdrawn.
Petitions, Resolutions, Etc.
II. II. No. 40, Jones OF Lincoln and
Polk, relating to printing daily house
calendar. Referred TO committee on
resolutions.
II. ]. II. No. 70, Miller, 20 remove
state capital to Medford. Same ref
erence.
II. J. NJ. No. 2. Purdin, relating to
highway TO Crater Lake.
II. J. NJ. No. s, Purdin, relating o
taxing inhorltances by states.
Report Select Committees.
On II. Il. No. 80, majority report
on same. that It be adopted, relating
70 courteses OF house. Majority re-
port ayes, noes -.
On S. b. No. 2S, by delegation
from Crook, Lake and klamath
that It pass with Amendments.
Adopted.
II. C. II. No. 4, for committee 10
examine insane asylum. Report al
verse.
II. b. No. ss. amend attachment
law. made special order Monday at 2
p. m.
II. b. No. IS, salaries justices ana
constables, Portland, report adOpte9
New House Bills.
H. b. No. 22A Brook, for inspee-
ton OF schools
II. b. No 225, Mariner, to appre-
pirate money for state portage
II. b. No. 226. Abbott, 10 amend
code relating 10 state Board of For
restry.
II. b. No. 227. Mckinney, for BaI-
er and Umatilla delegation, for East
ern Oregon branch asylum.
House bills on calendar read sec
ond time.
II. B. No. 2S, Bean, for general
port commission act. Passed.
Senate bills ON desk we're read first
time
Third Reading senate Bills.
s. b. No. 27, fixing salaries sheriff
Grant county. Passed.
s. b. No. 2S, fixing salary treas-
urer Grant county. Passed.
MuitnOmeh delegation reported
bill for two circuit judges.
The house cleared its desks of all
business and edjonrned TO 2 o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28

PUBLICITY
is SECURED
AMENDMENT REQUIRING AN ANNUAL
STATEMENT IN BEAN BILL

state. This is an amendment that
will give long desired publicity to
insurance business.
The statement is to be printed in
two Portland papers, and in one
paper in each county where the com
panies maintain an office to transact
business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28

The Bean bill creating an insur-
ance department, which will probably
pass both houses without opposition
contains a clause requiring publlca-
tlon of an annual statement of re-
sources and liabilities OF all insur-
ance companies doing business in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
''GGIN6 LIKE
HOT CAKES"
-AST DAYS OF WENGER &
CHERRlNGT0N'S CUT
PRICE SALE OF PIANOS,
ORGANS AND PIANO
PLAYERS ATTRACTS
MUCH ATTENTION.

These days are busy ones al our
s ore As the sale draws 10 close
'T0ple realize that now is the time
n buy and many sales are being re-
i oFaed daily. Only three days re-
Aain IN which to take advantage of
pc money-saying opportunity
saturday night at 10 o'clock ends IL.
Beginning Monday. February /. reg
i'Af prices viii be re-established.
Aside from brand new pianos. we
afe Offering unheard OF bargains on
r'ery instrument in our ware rooms
'hA' Is shop worn and second hand.
zone Of these cannot To- told from
new Every instrument guaranteed 10
DC exactly as represented, and is ac-
'onpanied by our exchange agree
heht enabling you to turn it back
!" Us later 10 apply on a new piano
y pianola piano at full purchase
pFiee
Don't wait until the last minute
-Au an are gone. Come in to-day
'e " arrange terms TO suit your con
'ehienee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28

Take Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They are for weak back. back
ache, rheumatic pains and all kidney
and bladder troubles. Soothing AM
antiseptlc. Regular size soc. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28


guarantees to cure after everything
else has failed.
DR., Kun has lived over 20 years
IN Salon, and has cured a great many
OF salem's well-knowa men and wO-
men, and has scores OF testimonials
from thankful patients whom he has
cured In tho past. H. guarantees 10
euro where tn knife seems the last
resort He treats all chrOnlc and
nervous diseases. eatArTh, asthma,
lung and throat troubles, stomach,
liver, kidney and heart trouble. rheu.
matism. gall stones, tape worms, lost
Vitality, general debility. rupture and
all kinds OF female complaints. Ex-
animation and consultation free. N
you cannot call write for symptom
blank 70 the DR.. Kun Bow Wo DruE
Co. 1877 South High street. Salem,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
HoLIsTEH's
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

TTTTT WIII-N
A enecjde Tor Constipation. Iniigesfioe, 1--we
- Ki4u4y Trausles, fiupi-s r. -fna, ln,p1N
3lood. "a irca,i slusE.-, Do lss h rah
Z = sor,, Is .,-aIs "a ilN tars...nr ii.ii-@ ~
r,..-n pro q f,itss. Nsif O. Nis
,l5c. svcazgS res SALON people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28

The day dreamer Z sure to attract
attention when he snores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28

Beware of the man who cheats
himself in a game OF solitaire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28

To only thing a lazy man can do
successfully Is nothing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
ANOTHER Jap NOBLE
GETS IN TROUBLE

Toxic, Jen. Oflclaldom and
the nobility are aroused 10 express
son OF deep disgust today by the
announcement OF the engagement Of
Coun: Tanaka. minister OF the inn
perlal household. TO marry Mis- KO
KObayashi. a young woman OF ple-
bian rank.
The count 3 81 years old and a
widoweF His bride-to-be ls but 90
years old
The announcement has called fortl
much eensure, and Prince Yamagata
has advised Tanaka TO resign his
noble post. The news is particularly
displeasing. following the affair OF
Count TozO. who married a Hungar-
ian widow. and brought disgrace TO
his entire family.
Rudovifz Set Free.
fUAited Press Leased Wire
Chicago. Jan. 28.-ChTistian Rnd- |
ovitZ was released from prison today /
on orders received here from secre-
tary OF State Root. explaining that /
The request II Russia for his extra
dition had beca refused by the state
iepartment.
RudOyitz Is political refugee
from Russia. The Cars oficers a.
.empted 10 secure hia return 10 Rus
sia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
Put In Jail.

by accurately describes anyone's
|ellngs " ho ls confined TO the house
ih an attack of rheumatism, lum-
go, stiff joints or muscles. Bal.
lrd's Snow Liniment will cure the
Foubl,. relieve the ~ain and make
pu as supple as a two year old.
old by all dealers.
After a rirl gets about so old she
fafaFs L. rF.a.. a.. e,.N..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
ARE YOU SICK2
Do You WisI
to Get Cured

After you hay
tried the othe
doctors, come an,
see the old reliabk
Chinese aocfor ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-28
Satin-FiniShed Wool Fabrics

Are extremely fashionable. You'll find displ
dress goods I'm strict accord wthe style tendencies
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

six, will be shot at 200. 500. 90 and 900
yards with five cash prizes and medals
and the trophy 10 the winning team. The
cavalry team match will be restricted TO
teams Of five from regiments,s, squadrons
or troops Of cavalry. signal corps or ensi-
neer corps, or the division or brigade staff,
or any regimental field staff Here again
the distances will be 700 and 600 yards.
There will be three cash prizes with gold
medals to the members of the winning
team. In the Gould rapid fire match, the
conditions call for a skirmish run and ten
shots at 200 yards. This match Is open to
teams OF six men and there will be five
cash prizes, the Gould trophy and medals.
Unusual interest attaches to the Nevada
trophy match, which will be shot for this
year for the first time in many years. the
match having been revived by the Army
and Navy Journal, in whose custody the
trophy has been for a long time. II now
seems as though Il would be the first
match in America in which the modern
rifle win be used at LOO yards The con
ditions call for ten shots at 500, 800 and
zoo yards. The winner will receive the
Nevada trophy and a medallion. and there
will be nine cash prizes
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
NAMES AND NUMBERS ON CARS
So Marked that Spectators May Know
the Passing Car.

So Marked that Spectators May Know
the Passing Car.
A new ruling concerning the Glidden tour
contests has Just been made which will be
highly pleasing to the manufacturers who
enter cars and to the people of the cOun-
try travelled through. The decision has
been made to nave the names of the cars
as we'll as their numbers on the signs they
carry. Hitherto the signs on the cars had
only the words IA A. A. Tour" and the
year and the entry number OF the car,
This has been aggravating to the specta-
tors as well as disappointing to the en-
trants. All along the route OF the tour
some of the residents are to be seen with
clippings from newspapers that gave the
numbers and names of the cars, but from
those not thus provided there is a contin-
uous cry of: What car is that3" The
fact that the rake of car is the first point
of interest has been deeply Impressed by
experience upon Chairman Hover of the
American Automobile association contest
board, and therefore the signs this year
will be twice as large as previously and the
names Of the cars win be conspicuous on
them.
There is not and never has been any In
tentlon of shortening the resting periods
Of the tour, or OF curtailing the stay at
Minneapolis or Denver. Two days posi-
lively will be spent in each city and the
contestants will be given full opportunity
TO enjoy the hospitality Of the
lists OF those places, who have made elab-
crate preparations to entertain. The route
between Minneapolis and Omaha has not
as yet been officially determined, but II
will be q three-day journey between these
cities instead of two as originally planned,
and the arrival at Omaha, Denver and
Kansas city will be consequently one day
later than at first scheduled. This will
make the days spent in Denver Sunday and
Monday. instead OF Saturday and Sunday
but In some ways this is preferable.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

Others assume names. This seems 70 be q
small class In some sections, but large In
others.
Second. Those who organize or Join an
organization. such as connected with sea-
side or mountain resort hotels, mining
ployment, but solely to play ball. Their
employers connive at the fraud, release
them for practice end for games. but paw
them their consideration as wages. This
Is the worst and most general form, and
the cases shade from the thoroughly rot
ten, through the perplexing, down 20 the
innocent.
Third Those who are definitely employed
and paid for a certain work and then or
ganizlng a base ball nine or play on 1t
This Is the condition in most OF the noun
tain hotels and the mining districts, etc.
The men are not employed for base bali.
but base ball skill counts. In hotels the
guests tend 10 corrupt by taking up a
collection at the close OF the season.
Fourth; Those in other organizations,
who float here and there by invitation for
an occasional game on Saturdays and
holidays. Those men always admit expense
and nothing more.
Fifth: Those who play ball on their own
home town teams, which are partly profess
sional and demand or are urged to accept
money; some refuse money.
Sixth: Those who do not need to work
during the summers who play on mixed
mines OF their homes, or seaside residences,
or the mountain houses In which they seem
to be genuine guests.
The rules governing summer base ball
and the practice in dealing with summer
base ball differ greatly in different coll
leges even In the same section OF the
country. Some colleges stand squarely on
the amateur rule. while others have abol-
ished 1t actually or practically. Opinion
among administrators varies just as radi-
Ca1lV.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
AMATEURS ARE WELL DEFINED
All Countries Are Discussing a Uni.
versal Law for Sports.
COLLEGE CONTROL EXTENDED
students Who Play Ball for Money
During the summer Are stin
Under the Han of Pure
Athletics.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The subject Of
amateur law, as applied to collegiate
sports, is receiving considerable attention
at present. This attention is not confined
alone to the United States, but England,
France and Australia are having their
discussions and chickering's with the result
that a universal law is not improbable.
The amateur Athletic union is working
hard to keep the amateur and profess
sional in their proper sphere, while the
value Of this work among such organizs-
lions as the athletic clubs and Young
Mems Christian associations is bearing
fruit.
Since 1907 a new association has entered
the field OF collegiate athletics. The In
teroollegiate Athletic Association of the
Colleges and Universities of the United
States embraces more than sixty instlLu-
tons in its membership and is rapidly ex-
tending throughout the country Its next
annual meeting will be held in New York
City December Is, and It is believed that
the gathering will be Of the greatest inn
portanoe to amateur sports because the
subject Of the amateur law will be the
most prominent one to be considered.
1t has been seriously proposed TO do
AWAY VIII ahl "a SUI requirements VI
amsteurism In colleges except that of
good scholarship standing. In essence, the
amateur law of all countries requires that
any person who makes his athletic skill
a means of livelihod be classed as q pro-
fessional and prohibited from competing
with amateurs. There are many who be-
lieve It better to remove the present high
standards rather than to permit the temp
tatlon to violate them to overcome the
moral character of many college boys. This
temptation Is almost entirely due to the
prevalence of summe base ball.
Some time ago the subject Of base ball
versus amateurism was investigated by DR..
Hetherington of the University of Missouri
for the Intercollegiate association. Replies
to his letters were received from colleges
and universities representing all parts OF
this country. He summarizes the replies
as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
TENNIS COURTS ARE SOON BUSY
Important Matches Are Arranged for
This Week i'm New FORK.

Important Matches Are Arranged for
This Week i'm New York.
NEW YORK, June BAT the EnglswoOd
Field club. beginning Monday, June T. will
be one of the most important lawn ennis
tournaments Of the year. not exceeded in
interest by the Nationals at Newport. In
fact. IT lie doubtful II the championships
will see as many high-class players. An
other feature OF the tournament will be the
temperance Of Malcolm D.. Whitman and
Karl IL. Behr on the courts. while the list
OF entries contains the names Of the well
known players OF other years-Holcombe
Ward, II. ID. WreRn and George l.. Wrenn,
Ir. Besides these there win be Harold II.
Hackett. Frederick b, Alexander, William
A. Larned. Raymond D. Little, Il. p.
Larned, &c. p. Fischer, F. u, Watson, jr.
h. II. Palmer, c. NJ. Bull r.; II. C. Mar
tin, c. Q. Kelley and George Wagner, While
many other players OF national reputation
are expected TO send In their names. The
OnIy player Of importance missing from
the list is WI. Clothier, and It is by no
means unlikely that he may conclude to
go against his old rivals.
The courts Of the Englewood Field club
are exceptionally good, and for this tour
nanient viii be as nearly perfect as any
courts can be. The club house and grounds
are attractive aud the interest Of the mem
bers and those who win see the games will
be very keen. The club has offered a
handsome challenge cup for the singles, to
be competed for each year and TO become
the property Of the first player winning Il
three times.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
RIFLE SEASON A BLAZE OF GLORY
Cracks Look for a Most Successful
Series of Contests.

Cracks Look for a Most Successful
Series of Contests.
SEA GRIT. N. j., June 5.-Rinemen look
forward to the coming season as the most
successful within this range, by far the
most beautiful and commodious in the
United States.
During the summer the New York and
New Jersey troops will use the range al
most constantly, while the marines from
New York, Brooklyn and Philadelphia will!
receive their instruction here at the hands
Of Captain William c. Harlloe and his as.
sistants. The New Jersey. New York
and marine teams will be made ap from
the men shooting on the Sea Girt range
The season will end In a blaze of glory
with a tourna ment in which the states OF
New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania
ave combined to offer a program of un-
usual sttractiveness. 1t will continue from
September 3 to September II. and with II
will close the rifle shooting season Of 1909,
so far as outdoor work Is concerned. The
New Jersey coast is at it's best at this
time and the attractions OF Sea Girt and
vicinity are known to all riflemen.
The principal match Of the New Jersey
State Rifle association will be the Dryden
match for teams OF eight at 200. 500 aud
1000 yards with $500 cash and the Dryden
trophy. For teams of six there is the
to be shot at 200, 600 and 1000 yards. With
this goes $40 in prizes.
| The Columbia trophy match, for teams Of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
Nelson and wolxass matched.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 6-Battllng
Nelson has accepted another match He
has agreed to meet Ad WolgRst the Mil
waukee fighter, for ten rounds At a show
to be held by the Pacific Athletic club Of
Los Angeles, Cal, on the night Of July IL.
AS this is Ells' week in Los Angeles it
is expected that a big crowd will witness
the battle. Nelson will only do two weeks
training for the battle, as he claims that
is enough work for a bout with wolgsst.