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Arizona republican., 1909-07-09
THE MAYOR OF TOMBSTONE
Will Appear at Los Angeles Without
 Hirsute Adornment.

Los Angeles, July S.-Mayor A. Wentworth of Tombstone is expect ed to arrive at the Hollenbeck today. Tombstone's mayor has long been considered one of the characters of Arizona. Some years ago he swore he would not cut his hair until a president was elected, but his desire to attend the E,lks' re- union proved too strong and so had the flowing locks shorn.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-09
FRANCO AMERICAN ExTRADI-
 TON.

Paris, July S.-The senate today adopted the Franco-American extra dition convention.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-09

OF LOCAL INTEREST
"LEV sTRAus" LEAvEs-J

"lEVI STRAUS" LEAVES-J s. Fletcher has gone to Los Angeles for the Elks' meeting
 CHANGE OF OFFlCE-Lincoln Fowler has moved his office from the National Bank of Arizona building now being torn down, to the apart ments occupied by Messrs. N. A. Mor- ford and P J Barr, at West Adams street.
 NEW CERTIFICATE Territorial School Superintendent Moore has is- sued first grade teachers certificates to Florence Naylor Saver of Helvetia.. on a New York state normal school diploma, and Miss Katharine McHer- ron of Huntington, Park. Cal. on a Minnesota state life certificate.
 TO COAST AND cANADA-A B Williams, one of the proprietors of the Ford Hotel. left last night for Los Angeles. where he will attend the reunion of the Elks. After the meeting he will spend some time with his wife. who is in Long Beach for the summer Before returning home MT. and Mrs. Williams will probably take a look at the Seattle Exposition and make a trip to Canada to visit relatives.
 NEARING coMPLETloN-New La teral No. 1, under the Dutch ditch, branch of the Maricopa canal, which has been under construction for some time by the farmers, is rapidly near ing completion and will be in use in a very few days. It is expected the ranchers will get much better service than heretofore. even with the same amount of water supply. The bridges and fumes are now being constructed and sometime next week the ditch will be in commission. This ditch will sup ply water to q considerable acreage of the fine garden land southeast of the city:
 A LIVELY CoUNTaY-Surveyo General F. s. Ingalls, has returned from Winkelman where he went on a special assignment by the department to check a survey of the township in which Winkelman is situated. He says that section is decidedly lively at
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-01
Seicbt e1ttfMieoe,t.
9ieie 6rase iulte onrd 2ente in Can
9lntoniD lctht beantiuprtet luerbem.

9Sas lit rotion1er: gu ben @nlih=
ten nno sleuBerunge @urer Ntit-
biirger Gertrmlen gu baben, ooer [id
anf Die Ingaben bon gal15lih sSretn-
Ben gu perlaiien, Die peit meg mob
lten2 2elt Dos Nabltebenbe:
q. 81. &eiorid, 7O9 Montana
StraBe, Gan slntollio, Seras, iagt:
Sd lnlter5og 9oan's geieren 8itlell
elmer griinoliden Brobe uno i6
nluB geiteben, oaB i6 niemals elm
Observation-Disclosures &eilnittel ge-
braubt babe. Weeine geieren befan-
ben iif) IN elmer i6redliben Ser
foiiung. 0ie 9lusl6eibungell lpa-
ren ltnnatiirlib i'm @usieben uno
ergaben einen i6peren 8obenlob
menn iie iteben gelalien ipnroen.
Wfein &iiden mar ebenfans 1bna1
nrb id batte n1ebr ooer meniJer
Sdmer5en iiber oen 2eilben. Sd
peri6affte mir bon Der gerar GruJ
60. 9oan's geieren 9illen 1nb spei
Sdodteln boben nibt nlr Die 21b-
ntung meilles &iiden auf ionoern
Gle gierenausideionngen mur6en
old normal. Sd babe 10 biel @ec-
trauen alt bieiem Wittel, bob i'd es
fiir5lid au6 einem nleiner srelln-
De, Der an geierenltorungen lit,
empfabl. SSf) BIN fiber, oaB Die Ste.
illltate bel ibm geraoe 10 5ufrie-
oenltellenb iein meroe1l, pie iie bet
mir getpelen ii1lb.
Gum 8erfauf bei alien Sdllolcrn.
9reis SO Gents. sSofter-WilbIrll
60, guffalo, Stem gorf, alIeiliga
s(aenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert @ud oes geanens =
Ooans - uno nebnlt feline anoeren.
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Seras.

Die @egeno BON Brownsville
muroe am Weittipod) BON einem
ihlimmen Sturrntpetter beimeeiuGt.
Ser Sturm begann gleih nod ga-
gesmnbrub uno ipar BON itarfeln
Hegen beeleitet. esn Boint SSiabel,
9iapnoilbpille, 9arlinge1l, San ge-
nito uno anoern Orten lpl1roe sieln.
li6 piel Sbaoen angeri6tet, oob
bnt man BON feinem 8erl1It an
Menidenleben gebort. Ynbre Ss-
lano murbe gang iiberfdmennflt. Die
gerbinoung nit Der sSnlel lit bollig
unterbro6en uno man befiir6tet, Dob
Ser 8aoeort Sarpon 8ead), in oel=
ien neilem @otel ii6 5iemlif piele
@dlte befanOell ibper gelitten bat.
Bur 3eit feblt es nod an iegltder
Nabriht BON BORT
Sll 4lice lit Elm Merifaner
narnens Sigueroia, Der Dor elf Wto-
naten BON einem tollen Sunoe ge~
biiien muroe lmo oen man IN ben
9altellr-S -Snltitut gu Wonterep beball-
oelt batte, MIN bod nod BON Ser
flirdtboren &ranfbeit befaGen lpor-
ben uno an ibr geitorben. gr fiibf-
te oas !6erannaben Der &ranfbeit
uno befabl einen sfngeborigen ibn
felt 5n binoen, oamit er fein l1nDeil
anri6ten f0rne. @r geihab Dies
ouf). Der Mamn itarb lriter furdji-
bare1; Giialen. Der 9trat, oen man
eerbeigerllfen 6atte, NOR polli9
ma6tlos.
@us Waco fontnlt Die intereT-
ante geahrift, man iuhe George
glorf, BEN eben1aligen @eerer
Soge's IN Ser groBen Gompagne oes
SSsabres 1892, 81 beipegel1, als @olt=
erneursfmbioat oiif3utreten.
= sln Is. sSnli miro Dos Sso<
mite, Dem Die leste 2egislatur eine
l1nteriu6ung uniers 3udtbaislue-
iells iibertragen bot, in Nlltin iei.
ne erite Situng abbalten.
Sn Der 9lniieoIung Gone Ouf
bci @reenpine fiel bas fleine go,b-
ierdlen bon g. 81. gfoub IN elm gro-
bcs NIT @oiier eefiilltes @efaB lmo
ertranf.
- Senator 8ailep bat feline pref
eCnnnnte gan6, in Der geabe con
@cinespille, an einean Wam1 ma.
nIen5 Illen aus Hi6mon6 in &enD
hldl perfauft. gr bat $4,000 he-
foln;nen.
slm 2s., 80. uno 80. Sill
finoet in Srieori6sblirs oie 8elnlon
Ger fonfooerirten 8etermen itatt.
@s iperoe1 iebt idon groBartise 8or
bseitilneen oafiir getroffen.
Gin orei3ebnidbriser Sunse
III 2ore0o nmmens 2eonaroa Salinas
bat iid our6 3lfoll eridoiien.
glm 13. .. SO. ioa in @oilab
cine 2ocal Sption-abltinmang ab-
gebolten iperoen.
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Analen at Ssferoe.

sir 5ebn Sabre fontlte id fein
8ferb reiten obne 0uolen ourd,
S6morrboioen aus3ubalten, " ibreibt
g. 8. gtapia, bon Struggles, ap.,
,Na6oen ale Doftoren innb Webi-
8ienen nergebli6 iparen, furirte mid
8ufllins Mrnica Salbe." unfeblbar
fir S6rnorrboioen 9ranopunoen.
@erbriibungen, Shnitttpunben, @eu-
len, 5ieber-@el6piire, gcaemo, Sal3-
fluB imo Siibueralgen. 25 Cts. 60
rantiet ourh ol1e Drilggiiten.
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AaNitalb beilane
Nerbeni9lpd6e

e0ma9e. nerbSte werfonen, espIaet bon eoff.
runoslOGeistt nHb L9Ie9ten Irduuien. ert4bp.
MmsrssT. Saaraasiui. atbno%bas % bes "g asbvss iSSs
Tnb 0efl&1s Aatarrb. Woeenks1dsn etublbsr.
fcpf4ne, .Whbiefeis, errbtsn, Bstisrx, tersiioe.
MN sriabrsn aus BEN SastMSirsanba tcis
slnsn& i3nefl mnb biflis alie nnnathrit.
Den SeslYise nHb aHbert 0stsen jusenb.
lt4er 1erirruneeu syantlt9 sebtin ,sub
bplle WeisMAAsst un1 0rptNpn uiebss.
trIanst Hefbem lSnnsn. Gang neueD
3eilsesfsRse~. 0ebsr ietn eisner Arst.-
r.S: s:' suS auas: as:'s: isos, "s .s.; :Ss
bon ilne Nnb alt ptann nnb Hrau, etIaei
tpereen fclfe, fanu eseeH Qinfenbune bon 25
Gents In BrisfmarfsH perfleseIt besogen fperhm
bon ber
YriDats&linii, 1876. Apenue
ztsw Dcrk. y. y.
Rnn ertpdhne bic Treie Rreiie !. Seras.
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@ebaufen smn 4. sssnli,

SU~"+<W dtt%t 1+ ayA%ts
Ser bierte Smli mabt beram,
Der Sag, at benz geb0ren
Die Jreibeit ,uurbe bieiem 2anb,
Sas tuir ttns amserfpren.
ODD follen nid]t ais Jefttag nmr
gSlr bteien Gag berebren,
Gr fpa nns an bic 8iirgerpflidbt
Grtnnern unb beIebren.
gSir ipllen Derer benfen, bic
Sic mmtig uns eritrittem,
Die Snnger, &alte, ttngemah,
Sn Iallep Sorse erltttem.
Vet jenen, bic um Wafbimgtpn
Sn biefem Sample tuaren,
Gs tuaren Semtidje aud babel
in oteien tapferem Stbaaren.
uno mas bieiel6en nns ertdmpft,
Wpr me9r ais bmnhert Sa6ren,
9aS fpaen mir init Gut inb 8lut
SeifJaten unb betuabren.
nnb fpmnten Seinbe je beran,
ypn aaken Dber innen,
90 lakt iie ,,bentifJe Siebe" ic6'n
uno itd1er nitlt entrtnnen.
Nta bann elm inn'rer Seinh 1psar
Wfit 9endliriifem 9eietem
Nun nni'rer Sreibeit, mni'rem Nedjt
Den Sphesitpf perieten,
60 ftebt auiammen @aanm fiir Wann
Sn 8ampf nnb in 0efabren,
tlnb btetet Srpt ber Wanferbrut,
eakt iie sum Senfel fabreni
Sas U tamp 8ier gtbt uns Oeut
Sn ailen gntem Singen,
go tuollen tutr ais 8riegsgeians
Sbm aud elm 2pblieb tingen.
Gin 1ereat ber Wuderbanb'
ltnb ,n6ge tie berberbem,
geim U mo 8ter iuplfen bana
@ir lahenb iie beerben.
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= @ute @etr6nfe uno farnoier
2und itets in 8nrsitaller's Galuun
anb &eitaurant, @illita StraBe, neben
Der Salle Der &ermnnsiobne.
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%. s. & 8. Balm.

gnfunft-
yto. 3-@om Norben. :. .9:15 nadm
"Slberr-8om Horben. 7:3O BORN
yto. 241-5 5omfton etc. $3.50 oorm
&bfaBrt-
SO. 4-Na1 benz Norben. .7:3O BORN
sSlber" "-yaa9 oem Noroen 300 ,,ac1nr
No. 244-0olfton etc. :. 1915 nahm
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gietoria 9ibiiion, g. S. & g. u.
Mnfiinft-
g Goo. So2- guero, gietoria, 7:so nadm
Mbfa1rt-
SO. 801-guero. @ietoria. $50 BORN
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
SALE

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nu san ga az s." ',Oo'
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60 no ioo', no'I "
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n ~ yI"'' i'v,,
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: III" uT"i p"i IN ii'eie'
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""o uui! "rr" ;" ,ne onlce VI 'le
N'S'9''l Vi locus y ~ploohlhSS 'oun-
' ''"'' = 'o",n n'h'ta III 'ue -f'l
u"' ~ Hu9"I' ''o' at ''"' ',o,h j.
!, II" ""''t "ci""i' - VI 'l' ioilo"
i"7 n"'"i'' '''""'' r"i'"i' ~ pay
.n' ilueote"i'H secured 'lerepS as
: nl',"'eu "iu ma Il'Ie Is cIalHl-
ea 10 De aue Oh sald Mor'sase at ,he
,' VI - ''"' w
! no'oann Nm, iiurule" '"u riiVeen
anu "'.IV' l'oiI"i' LOT IrlhcIp"l ana
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

Horses pastured three miles from
city. G. r. ~Sanderson.
Mrs. w. G.. Culhane went to Elk
ton yesterday morning for a short
visit with friends.
Going, going, not quite gone. Poul-
trymen come for free copy of Conkey's
25c Poultry Book. c. d. Kendall.
Remember the high school meet at
the college all day tomorrow. 1t vii!
be the only track meet in Brookings
this year.
The trees will be leaved tut in a
few days, the warm weather OF the
past few days having given them an
excellent start.
The Y. NJ. C. A. building campaign
will be on again in a few days, as Mr..
Parsons is expected here within Il
short time, when the matter Will all
be cleaned up.
Save the little chicks from Indiges-
ton, Bowel Trouble, Diarrhea, etc.
Conkey's Cholera Cure in the drink
ing water is guaranteed by c. D.
Kendall. 25c and soc.
Clerk of Courts Hanson has issued
the following marriage permits the
past week: Mike Alderman and Miss
Adline Hinch of White; w. NJ. Hoe
fert and Mrs. Celia Handler of Brook
ings.
Mitchell defeated Yankton college
in a track meet Monday by a score
of 81 to Al, and it looks as though
the Methodist school would give
Brookings the hardest battle for first
place at the state meet.
Tuesday we had one of the sever
est dust storms in years and the sun
was hardly visible any time during
the day on account of the particles
of dirt that filled the air. The light
rain Tuesday night cleared off the
atmosphere.
Packard, the ~cartoonist, at the op-
era house last evening, was the last
number of the college Lecture course.
The boys had lots of trouble with tn
course this year, as there has been a
number of postponements, bur the tai
ent has been unusually high class
and there has been a good attendance,
which made the financial end of it
come out on the right side.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

Lake Preston May Z, one bay horse,
weight 500, gray about the head and
had blanket on when last seen. Re-
turn to PeteS Olsen's Livery Barn and
receive reward. James Webb.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

Father Shean has heard nothing
more from his Black Hand letter nor
have the local authorities got any
trace of the writer, and he is evil
IDENTIFY scared out and is laying low.
Prof. Rodeheaver, of Brookings, and
Mr.. Hanson of F%aulkton, outside mem.
bers of the executive committee OF the
y. NJ. c. A. of the state, arrived to
attend a meeting of the committee,
which is in session this afternoon.
The local members of the committee
present were DR.. f.. +. Reamer, Lau-
ritz Miller, Prof. S. ID. VanBenthuysen
and j.. T. Morrow. w. A. Parsons
was also present. Prof. Van Ben.
thuysen rendered his resignation as
state chairman of the committee, aud
w. r. Mcconnell, cashier of the West
ern National bank, was appointed &c
the place, which he accepted .-Mitcn.
ell Republican.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS
Prize winners; Fishel strain. Eggs
81 per Is; $3.50 per 80; S. per As.
S. l.. Belden, Brookings, S. d.
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The Baptist ladies aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. C. A. Skinner We'd
nesday, May 20.
The high school base ball team went
to Elkton Saturday and were trimmed
up bf a score of : t ).
John Dokken lays the everlasting
cement sidewalks. He lays them for
10 cents a square foot.
The ladies aid society of the Church
of Christ will meet on May 20 with
Mrs. Wyckoff on Sixth street, east OF
Eleventh avenue. A cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The Lutherans at Nolga are prepar-
inb a grand 18th of May celebration,
which opens with a program at the
church at , p, m. They extend a cor
dial invitation to their friends III
Brookings.
Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis will speak
vi ootIdlISlI lldts IlSht, way L Ut
s p. m. in the Christian church hall,
two doors east of SINNERS store. Mrs.
Lewis is we'll versed in the subject she
handles and will answer any pertinent
questions. All should hear her. Come
early.
Peter Binford and Mrs. Judith Arm
strong were married at Banacus, Ohio,
on Tuesday eveninb of last week. They
arrived here Saturday evening and will
spend the summer in Brookings. Mr..
BinfOrd's many friends will extend
hearty congratulations and good wish
es to himself and bride.
+. ]. Riley, of DEBORAH, Iowa, who
was here visiting relatives for a couple
of weeks, was taken suddenly i'll last
week and for some time waa very
low. He recovered sufficiently to re-
tlc. home Friday morning, AMI WAS
accompanied by Mrs. w. S. RILEY who
VII gu from there to her new home et
~Tolibault, MINI.
When a school teacher can take a
course of study in teaching in pre-
paratiOn for doing better work with
her pupils for a year or two and at
the same time get expert, helpful in
struCtiOn and practice in cooking. sew
ing, handicrafts and home-making in
preparatory to the home life and work,
she might foolishly neglect these OPP
pO~rtumities. She wouldn't, however,
il she lived in South Dakota, unless
possibly she was simply a soiourncr
here drawing salary for a while. Even
the teachers from Minnesota and Iowa.
the wise ones, are planning to stay
over TOR the Summer School at the
state college June 1G TO July :.
The management of the opera hOust
has arranged with the motion picture
company of Washington, d. c.. to show
four nights, commencing May H. This
company has been exhibiting in neigh
boring towns for some months and
giving the greatest satisfaction. They
give one exhibit each evening, begin
ming at $50 p. m. and lasting the en-
tire evening. Electric light is used and
the machine and booth are thoroughly
fireproof. The stock Of films is the
largest and most expensive carried in
this country. All pictures are accom-
panied by appropriate noise effects.
| Those attending the exhibits are
promised a rare treat each evening.
Admission 10c to all. Reserved seats
zoe.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13
THE FLY

With the approach of spring some
attention p~rotitably may be directed
considering the approach of the com
mon house fly, which will begin its
seasons activities. Recent issues of
the medical journals have devoted
much space on the literature OF the
fly and its menace To health, and a
vigorous campaign has been started
against the pest. Once flies were con
sidered merely Il nuisance, but since
science began delving successfully for
causes of the ills which anlict man
kind it has been discovered that they
are the carriers of disease germs and
primarily responsible for many of the
fevers that are deadly during the sum-
mor months. In the interest of health
it therefore becomes important to de
wise means of eliminating flies or by
reducing their number by as many
million as possible. Screens and due
attention to the many flies that man
age to force entry into the house af.
ford protection, but the greatest safe
guard of health in general lies in pre-
venting the pest from breeding. When
it is realized that the descendants of a
single fly in a season number more
than a million it will be readily under
stood that systematic effort to keep
the eggs from Matching can accomplish
a great deal.-EX.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

FOR SALE OR TRADE-My stock
of household goods, furniture. stoves.
bicycles. etc. Reason for selling; in
ability to properly attend to the bust
ness. In the mean time all persons
can get goods AT THEIR OWN
PRICE, provided THEY ARE REA-
SONABLE. That is better than auc-
ton. SEE? S. II. Goodfellow.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

FOR SALE-A 31 horse power gas
0line engine in good condition. $4,000
cash takes it. Good engine for any
II in need Of light power. Splendid
engine for grinding feed, pumping wat
er. etc. Reason for selling, have in
stalled electric motors and need the
room it occupies. Register Publishing
Company.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Mv stock

FOR SALE OR TRADE-My stock
of household goods, furniture, stoves,
bicycles, etc. Reason for selling; in
ability to properly attend to the bust
ness. In the mean time all persons
can get goods AT THEIR OWN
PRICE, provided THEY ARE REA-
ton. SEE? S. II. Goodfellow.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

FOR SAI.E-The remainder OF Cley-
enger's addition including 10-room
house, barn and five lots. Apply to
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

FOR SALE-DraY line consisting
of dray and team, Sled, 3 sled boxes
and one light dray wagon w. d.
Smith.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-05-13

FOR SALE-My residence property
in EStelline. One of the best loca-
tions in town. Well improved. NJ. S.
Liebenstein.
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FOR SALE-Typewriter in good
onditon. VIII be sold cheap. Call
nd inspect machine at this office.
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RECREATION

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PASTCRE-Anyone wanting to pas
ture call on A. A. Pool. Farm joins
city limits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-15
TRY
THE JAPS
AGAIN
RUSSIA PREPARING
TO ATTACK
JAPAN

Honolulu, April l5.--Predlctions
are freely made in military circles
here today that Russia does not In
tend to delay long before striking
again at Japan. These predictions
are based on the fact that Russia is
hurrying the double tracking OF the
Siberian Railroad.
II is we'll known that Russia be-
lieyes she would not have been
whipped in the recent war II the ST.
berian Railroad had been double
tracked. She believes that she would
have been able 10 rush millions Of
men TO the front and crushed the
japanese by force OF numbers, had
the railroad been In shape. That
Russia can secure enough money to
declare war at any time there Is no
doubt. The movable wealth In her
churches have been taking advant-
age OF Japan's victory would alone
amount 10 more than Japan's nation
- "N"Nf N-'t AANae AA0AkM ~ uAe
grown. Besides this. Russia would
have but little dificulty in ioatinE a
war loan.
The anxiety OF Russia to have her
second clash with Japan soon IS
caused by the fact that she is now
down and out OF the ranks OF the
first class powers. This was shown
By Germans affront In connection
with the recent crisis In the Balkans
and the almost eringing manner In
which Russia was forced TO assist
Austria In securing the annexation
OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
AS soon as her old prestige Is re-
gained, II 10 predicted Russia will
have a word TO say 70 some OF the
powers which have been taking Ad-
vantage Of Japan's victory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-15
MEXICO
DOES NOT
MONKEY
STANDS RIOTERS UP
TO SHOOT THEM
DOWN
UNITED Press Leased w,re.l

Torreon, Mexico, April 15.-Fif-
teen bodies lying snburled in trench
es in the outskirts or this city, Ia
rlaters In prison awaiting execution
today and the military authorities in
absolute control mark the closing
scenes OF the disorders which fol-
lowed the riots over religion here last
Saturday.
Unless order come from the capl-
tai, the twlve men in the ancient dun
geon will be shot this afternoon be-
fore sunset. Until tho order OF exc
cution In carried out, or until a re-
prleve arrives from the capital the
bodies exposed to passing view In the
trenches will not receive burial.
The militia is patroIling all streets
and every house has been searched
for arms The commanding ofilcer
is Colonel Carlos Cara Gonzales.
order from his superlars have been
brief, explicit and severe and the
Colonel has carried them out TO tho
letter.
The town is In mourning for its
dead and fear Is expressed that when
the ceremony OF burial ia performed,
further riots may be attempted by
the grief-strlckon people. Father
valuEan. the priest was rescued
from prison by the frantic mob and
placed at its head after the authori-
ties had forbidden the celebration OF
the burning OF Judas" and he 10
now In Jail at Durango. He was cap
tured in the mountains by soldiers.