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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
COWAROLY OFFICERS WILL
MURDER THE WHOLE FAMILY

Deitz has had trouble with lum-
Der company. The company claimed
the homestead on which Delts lives
He refused to move and said he
would repel any attempt TO force
him TO yacate.
The lumI company sought the
aid of the Law and the deputies were
sent TO his cabin. One after another
deputies went to Deitz cabin. talked
to him and came away again. None
of them had the courage TO serve the
warrant.
Then II was decided to use STRAIT
egy and an ambuscade was planned.
which resulted in the capture OF one
OF Deitz' sons and the fatal wound
ing OF his daughter, Deitz swore
vengeance.
When it was learned that he hal
threatened to go to Winter and kin
the men who had taken part IN the
wounding Of his daughter. the au-
thorities decided to act first. DeDu-
ties we're sworn IN and went 10 Cam
eron Dam, where Deltz' surrender
will be demanded
The sheriff VIII ask Govegnor pa
wilson for a machine gun 70 shell
the cottage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04

While A. w. Lafferty, anti-assem-
bly, Republican candidate for con
gresham in the second district,
won the nomination over w. r. FL
lis, assembly nominee, and G. ].
Reed, anti-assembly candidate at the
primaries on September "a, he
stands to lose the nomination on the
grounds of violation of the corrupt
practices act in exceeding the limit
of money he is supposed to have ex-
pended in conducting his campaign
Is per cent of the annual salary of
the office, and, under the law, it will
be up to the Republican state cen
trail committee to nominate a man
in his stead.
Neither can w. r. Ellis, the sec
ond candidate in the race, and the
assembly nominee, qualify for, or
claim the nomination inasmuch ss
he stands a defeated candidate at the
primaries. G. ]. Reed, the other
candidate, cannot lay any semblance
to claim for the nomination because
he was scarcely in the running
for the primary nomination and It is
simply up to the state central COM
mittee to select a man to make the
race for the election to congress in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
that launch CARRIED The POWDER
TO LOS ANGELES SEEMS ASSURED
A Wonderful Meteor.

= London, Oct. 4.-Scientists .
= are puzzled by the presence of a =
+ huge meteor, which has been OBJ =
= served over johannesburg, South =
= Africa. The phenomena is =
+ against all fixed reasons, they =
+ say. =
r 1t is about half the size of a =
+ full moon and shone with such =
+ brilliancy that for a time, that =
= while it passed, the country =
= around Johannesberg was as =
= light as day. Those who saw it =
r say it was as bright as ships =
= searchlight at distance of SO =
+ yards. johannesburg astrono- =
+ mers were unable to take obser- =
Z vations, the object was so bright =
= They estimated it's distance from =
= the earth as $50 miles. =
= =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
OFFER OF IMMENSE REWARD TENDS
TO THWART THE ENDS OF JUSTICE
++++++++++++++
-Four Fishermen Drowned.

? Meadowdale, Wash, Oct. A. :
= The bodies of four fishermen =
= drowned during the storm on =
+ Puget Sound Sunday night, !
= were recovered today. The vic :
= Tins are j. E. Graham, 23, of =
+ Ballard; Paul Burkeland, 1S of =
= Meadowdale; Ben Larsen, 2S, CT =
= Everett, and Peter Haram, IS, =
= of Ballard. =
r The four men started out in a .
+ launch to pick up the fisl traps >
r SET 81, ard owned by Graham. =
- Il" FIRST knowledge OF ihi. =
= death was gained by passengers r
= on a Great Northern train, who r
= saw Harmon's body lying on =
+ the beach, where it ha1 1oated. =
= The bodies of Larsen and Burke \
= land and Graham we're found >
r later. =
" ,
= 80 = > = > = = = = = = 4 = 3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
IMMENSE TIMBER DEAL
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA
furIrEp Pnrss Ls.s.p wrRs.I

Prince Rupert. B. c., Oct. A. An
immense timber real has Just been
completed here by which the Mores-
by land timber limits have been TAX
en- over by C. A. Frost, of Chicago
formerly president OF the Chicago
and Milwaukee street railway.
The area embraces about 10000
acres of timber lands and involves a
cash consideration OF S750.OO0.
At present the company has a
mill at Queen Charlotte City which
was TO have shut down but It will
now continue TO operate under the
new ownership.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04

Rome, Oct 4.-The presence ~
cholera at Sardinia was reported
here today. II was impossible TO OBJ
tain further details OF the epidemic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
WAS SEEN BY DUCK HUNTERS
ENTERING ALVISO SLOUGH
CARGO TRANSFERRED TO AUTO

late Today Tom Hurley, Marsh Hunter Reports Launch
Answering the Description Of the Peerless Was Abandoned
on the Mud Flats September &C. and That She Had Empty
Powder Boxes on Board--BLt Little Doubt Remains But
That the Powder Used in Blowing Up the Times Was Pur
chased in Auburn and Carried to Avso in the LaunCh-
This Would Give Clue to the Dynamiters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
++++++++%++4+++
Mexicans Mistreat Americans.


= Washington, Oct. 4.-Declar- 4
= ing that Mexicans are mistreat- :
= ing Americans, because of the ,
\ laxity of American diplomats, 4
= DR.. J. e Buckley today asked =
= the supreme court for a writ Of .
= mandamus to compel Secretary =
+ of State Knox to produce Next =
= can records of the department. =
+ Buckley said that he intend ,
+ ed using the documents as a =,
+ basis for sending a complaint ,
r to the senate committee on for I.
= eign relations against the "cruel- =
= inhumanity accorded to Ameri- r
= cans in Mexico" =
+ =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
A WELL TIMED STATEMENT
MADE BY ATT, S}NEY ROGERS
WANTS ONLY | YE GUILTY MAN

He Points Out That the Great Sun offered Tempt the Un-
sCrupuIouS to Railroad Innocent IN to Death, Even to
Secure ItHe Says Los Angeles Has Means to Spend in
Legitimate and Honest Effort to Run Down These Great
est Mudeers of the Twentieth Century, But 1t Wants Only
the Guilty Men, and Not Victims.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04

Sometimes girl has to do even
better than mother did-for it is
true that as cooks some mothers
were the limit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
Launch Is Found.


= description of the mysterious =
= powder launch was abandoned =
+ September 26 on the Indigo mud 4
= flats, six miles north of Alviso, 4
= in marsh. 4
r Hurley asserts that empty =
r powder boxes were found in the !
= launch. I
= I
+++++ I
San Jose, Cal, Oct. 4.-Three mer
in a mysterious launch, coinciding il
every detail with the little craft tha
received 500 pounds of giant gela
tine at the Giant Powder Works
were seen entering the Alviso slough
the lowest extremity Of San Fran
cisco bay, on the afternoon of Sep
tember 25.
The launch was seen by severa
persons at Alvlso. 1t proceeded slow
ly to a wharf near the Lower Ba.
Canning Company and tied up. TIL,
men in the launch disembarked ant
went ashore. Near midnight VIII
Clampitt. duck hunter, living nea
the wharf, heard the men return il
an automobile. The cargo, whatever
It may have been, was loaded int,
the machine by the three men, eaol
of whom appeared to be carrying
part of the load
After several trips between the
launch and the automobile, the ma
chine was driven away. Clampitt
heard no other sound, although when
he arose at daybreak the launch was
gone.
Only an experienced navigator, one
familiar with the tortuous channels
of the Alviso marshes could have
guided the launch at night, according
to boatmen, and their opinion is that
the launch is beached somewhere In
the lower bay.
The statements of Clampitt are
borne out in part by those of other
men near Alviso. A United Press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
.AFFERTY'S
EXPENSES
APROBLEM
Expended S1923.76 on His
Campaign. Which Exceeds
Amount Permitted Under the
Corrupt Practices Act.
THIS DOES NOT HELP ELLIS

The Salary of Congressman Is ST.
800 Year and the / ; Per Cent
Provision of the Act Would Limit
Lafferty's Expenditures TO $1125-
Lafrerty Was No Doubt MisIed by
Provision of Law Providing for
Expenditures by Friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04
SALEM PEOPLE
RESPONDED QUICKLY
ART EXHIBIT AND SALE OF PIANOS AT
455 COURT STREET ATTRACTS I'M
MEDIATE ATTENTION.

Yesterday another beautiful in
strument was sold. The Packard
was delivered to Mr.. T. w. Hail.
There is no reason in the world
why your house should be with
out fine piano, an good one.
A standard make (the other kind
are not carried ly Sherman
Clay & Coz can be had on very
easy payments.
Be sure and at;enl this exhibit
and sale any time during the day
or evening.
If you are thinking about the
purchase Of a piano you will find
here the worlds greatest makes
all under one roof.
Please bear in mind that no
other dealer in Salem, or on the
Pacific coast, can sell you any one
Of the following standard makes:
steinway, A. B. Chase, Ludwig
Packard. Estey. Emerson, Ever
EFT. Conover. Kingsburg or Wei
lington pianos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04

Continued on page eight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-10-04

CONTINUED on Page g.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
Sheep Outlook Good

N. J. Ritter, one of the ener- getic young sheep growers of this section, with headquarters at the old Coffin ranch, near Jerome Junction, was business visitor to the city yesterday. He says that the coming of the rainy sea son assures splendid outlook for the industry, and that all range interests are buoyant at the good prospects. Mir. Ritter has re- gently made extensive improve ments in his water service. He has one of the best grazing do- mains in the county Journal Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
The Disposal of School Lands

in some manner, the mystery of which remains to be explained, congress dropped from the state hood bill the sections affecting the disposition of school lands in Ari- zona. President ]. P. Orme, of the Water Users association at Pohenix, has made a discovery. About 25,ooo acres under the Roosevelt reservoir alone will be affected.
 One of Orme's principal objects in going to Washington was to get into the statehood bill clause which would protect the leases to the extent of their improvements. The clause was promised and re- ported by Senator Beveridge on the floor as coming from the sem ate committee on territories. Orme says he is certain that an over sight must have occurred in the commission of the clause. He maintains that the only thing to do now is to incorporate the saving clause in the state constitution.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
Holding Wool for IS Cents

Roswell, N. M., July 2I.-W. H. Long, proprietor of the Fl Moro ranch, fifty miles north of this city, has 34I,ooo pounds of new clip wool, which he is hold ing for IS cents, or S56, 5Io. The clip came from LOGO sheep of various kinds.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness and that Is by conStitu- tional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an in- famed condition Of the mucous linlng of the Eustachian TuDe When this tube is initamcd you have rumbling sound or imperfect hear ing and when it is entirely closed. Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition. hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out Of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an infiamed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case Of Deafness (caused by Catarrh) that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars. free. r. J. CHENEY & O.. Toledo, o.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c,
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
 The Confection Den for ice cream and candies. If.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
Range and Market News Items of Interest Pertaining the Livestock Industry Arizona
 Market Letter for the Past Week.

will start in August in good shape. Drought cattle from the northwest have been running to Omaha and Chicago for some weeks, and one big outfit is getting ready to ship several thousand steers from Wv oming to Kansas pastures this week and next if the dry weather continues. The run here today is I2ooo cattle, not including 2ooo calves; market steady. Chicago run is 25ooo today, market lower, and buyers hung back here trying to get cattle cheaper, but event ually had to come through with steady prices; top S8, heavy Kan sas grass steers So.25 to S7.25, lighter steers $ to S6, grass cows around $4, bulls Ss.a5 to SAYS, top veals $8.5 stockers $3.25 to S5, feeders $4.25 to s5.5o, a few fieshy feeders up to S6. so.
 Hog values declined 42 cents last week, and the feature of the week, outside of the big slump, was that light hogs got the biggest end of the decline, especially af- ter the middle of the week. The run was 52ooo head as compared with 24ooo same week last year, but that light run was on account of washouts on railroads all over Kansas. Run today is 6ooo head; market opened weak but shippers were active and the close was 5 to 10 higher, heavies again com ing in for their full share. Best lights reached S8.72H, medium weights SS.65, heavy hogs $8.45. The rally today is regarded as only temporary, as the destination of the market is to a lower level before the end of the month. Flu ropean countries are said to be curtailing consumption of lard to an extent not realized by the trade, due to high price, but more to the use of vegetable oils and other substitutes.
 Big runs of dry weather sheep at the northern markets and of southern natives in the East ef- fected disastrous break in sheep prices last week. Run is only 1000 here today, the country hold ing of on account of the bad mar ket; prices steady today; lambs worth S6. 50 to g for best springs, wethers up to S4.25, ewes S4.oo. Feeding wethers are worth around s4, breeding ewes maybe little more:
 ]. A. RICKART,
 L. s. Correspondent.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
Cattle Dying South

According to visitors in the city from Hereford we learn that dur ing the past three months the Greene Cattle Go. has skinned in the neighborhood of seven hundred head of range stock which have perished on the open range for lack of feed and water. It is ex. pected that if the present drought keeps up that the number will greatly increase and cause con- siderable loss to the cattle owners It is estimated that over two thousand head of stock have died on the open range during the past four months over the county Tombstone Prospector.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
A Cough. A Cold

And then no telling what unless you use Dr. Bells Pine Tar Hon. ey. It is the best, ask your neigh bor. Look for the Bell on the bottle. Sold everywhere. For sale by Hunter Drug Co.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22

Kansas City Stock Yards, July IS, IoIo.-- Forty-three thousand
 cattle arrived here last week, in- cluding six thousand calves, and
 while this run was nearly twice as
 large as the supply the previous
 week, everything sold more readily and at some slight advance over the prices of the week before. The buoyant agent was the fact that buyers had large orders to fill, the slim buying of the previous week having allowed fresh meat chan nels to run dry to certain extent.
 The crest of the supply from the quarantine country has been pass ed, as one third of the total cattle last week came from below the line, whereas, a few weeks ago, half the receipts were coming from quarantine territory. Kansas pas lures are contributing more freely and will likely furnish a larger share each week for time. Ad- vices from Colorado state that cat tie are three weeks or a month ahead of their usual condition at this time, and that run from there
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22

Chamberlain's Stomach a n d Liver Tablets gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poison ous matter, cleanse the system, cure constipation and sick head ache. Sold by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22
ASH FORK

Colin Campbell is having work done on the Irishman dam.
 First heavy rain of the season fell here on the I3th.
 w. D. Hawes sheep were pro- nounced scabby and were put under quarantine until rain comes so they can dip.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22

C. C. Hutchinson, the big sheep owner, came in from the west on Friday. He reports that they have had good rains in that sec ton of the county.
The Coconino sun., 1910-07-22

A Mexican sheep herder, work ing for Colin Campbell, was killed in his tent by lightning last week, north of Seligman. His partner, who was with him in the tent, was severely shocked by the bolt, but was able to come in and report the death of his friend.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
QUICK CHANGE ARTIST.

How Charles Perny Wood Cote Out
and Into Costumes at Opera House.
After seeing Charles Perry Wood play
eight out OF tho nine characters IN the
playlet "The Paste Diamond which Is
now being offered at tho Grand Opera
House the average theatre-goer asks how
he can mako 40 many changes OF costume
within the time allotted to the playiet.
During the progress OF the playlet Mr..
Wood makes twenty entrances. lie makes
tho same number OF exits. As the time all
Iotted to the playlet Is twenty-five min
utes and no spends sometime on tho stage
each time that he appears II can bevsean|
that he does not have much time-to'take
Off and put on costumes.
Here Is the secret OF how Il is done. Mr..
Wood carries with him two Wallets who
assist In making the changes There IL
ono stationed at each exit. with the valet
and arranged so that no can lay hands
upon them IN n moment are tho articles
OF clothing and tho wigs which he uses.
As the actor dashes of the stage he tears
on as much clothing as he possibly can
and also his wig. These are thrown down
and Immediately the valet seizes him and
together they make the change. The ar.
ticlea discarged are picked up and ar
ranged for the next time that they are u
be used. Sometimes Il is necessary for tn
| valet who has a certain costume to rus
back OF the stage 20 the other exit an
turn Il over to tho other valet to be uHe
: there. In this way the work goes on an
a the changes are made. First one valet an
4 then the other gets the actor, dresses hir
e. and he rushes back
All OF the acts on tho bill have beei
well received this week. The Green Sis
a ters IN songs; DeForest and Alexander II
q talking and singing; Al Campbell, jugglel
Y and flexible acrobat and Kip Reed. cor
His Honeymoon" have all made a hit. on
Thursday at the matinee there viii be a
complete new bill as usual
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
Y. M. C. A. BOYS
in INDOOR MEET
Many Youthful Entries vii
Compete in Five Events
in Gym Tonight

An athletic meet will be given at the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
night. The events viii be running
hop, step and jump; rope climbing,
spring board high jump; fifteen yards
dash. pole vault
The entries:
Pole Vault-N. p. Lowry. Robert
Robinson, Norman Jones'
Running Hop, Step and Jump--Dren-
en-, Frank Lenderman. j. u. Charsha.
J. Il. Broadhead, X. A. Horner. Ashley.
J. Davidson, Norman Jones. L. o. los
ter Charles Charsha, S. Feinberg
In the final meet 10 be held on April
lst three prizes win be given, consist
ing Of gold, silver and bronze medals.
Rope Climb-Frank I.erderman.
Thomas Wilson, c. w. Uuger. j. Tein-
burg, Ashley. l.. Foster, Charles Char
sha.
Spring Board High Jump-Franle
Lenderman. j. ID. Brown. ]. 70. Chassha,
N. p. Lowry, j. 70. Broadhead. Ashley.
Davidson. Joseph Dare. l.. 0. Foster.
Clarence Charsha.
15-Yard Dash-Drenen, J. d. Brown.
N. =. Lowry. ]. 70. Charsha, j. e.
Broadhead, Robert Greaves. r. Brown.
Asley, Yetter, j. Davidson, Joseph
Dare. Clarence Charsha. s. Feinberg
Only those taking part in the meet
tonight will be eligible in the final
/ meet
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
NO EVIDENCE OF
LARCENY AGAINST HIM

David Campbell. the young man who
was accused Of pointing a pistol at John
C. Saunders, OF No. 1907 West Eighth
street, after Saunders had made a COM
plant, Of an overcharge TO an express
company, by whom Campbell was em-
ployed and causing him TO be discharged,
was held under 500 bail for trial by City
Judge Cochran this morning on the pistol
charge. The charge Of larceny preferred
against him because OF the alleged over
charge was dismissed on recommendation
Of the assistant city solicitor who said
there was no evidence Of larceny against
Campbell.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
BIG FELLOWS
TO HIT PINS
Bar .lmOre Tourney Will Bring
Together COuntry'S Crack
BOWlerS

BALTIMORE, Nd. March 81. A
Hazleton, secretary of the Baltimore
Bowling Tournament Company, has been
fairly swamped with entries for the fourth
annual tournament Of the National Bowl
ing Association at Baltimore. April 9Th TO
S0th, inclusive Hundreds OF bowlers from
all over the country have sent in their
entries at an early date in order that
bowling dates may be arranged to their
satisfaction and also so that their elegi-
bllity may not be questioned during the
tournament. Entries for the mammoth
national convention will close Saturday,
March 2s. Only a few days remain for
bowlers to get in line.
Assurances have been received from
some Of the best bowlers In the country
that they viii compete at Baltimore next
month. Among the more prominent pin
topplers who will strive to surpass the
records are Johnnie VOORHEES,, Alec Dun
bar. Billy Hines and Mort Lindsey, OF
New York; Johnnie Nelson. OF Brooklyni
Billy Weingarth and Lee Johns. of New
ark. n. j.. Jimmie Fields and Harry
Krause, OF Washington; Ed. satterwaithe
and S. f. Rogers. OF Philadelphia; Louis
Franz and Charles Gilbert. OF Cleveland
Glenn Fisher and Phil Wolfe, Of Chicago
and Lee Graf, OF indianapolis. Ind.
These merely represent a bevy of prom
inent bowlers who will be on hand tC
participate in the big affair. Not only vii
they take part in the championship seriei
but they will meet I'm many specia
matches for big prizes among themselves
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
NORTH END WILL
co 1T ALONE

At meeting OF the North End Base
ball club on Monday evening II was
decided not to enter the All-Wilming-
ton League. Most Of the team games
will be played away
From present indications North End
will have one of the fastest teams
in the city this year. They walloped
Goldey College on Saturday and as 1t
was the FIRST time North End has been
together this year It looks as though
they will give any fast team a hard
race. The following officers we're
elected by the club: George w. Dill
man, manager; Victor p. Brennan,
captain: Robert Hanley. treasurer:
! William +. Harkins, secretary. The
lineup of the team will be Lyman
catcher; Harkins, Worth, HarlSins
pitchers; Brennan, shortstop; Dillman
first base; Hanley, second base; We'll
din, third base; Crumlish, left field;
Collins, center field; Har6ins and Har-
kins. right field.
Evening journal., 1910-03-23
WANTS CYCLERS
In SEALED RUN

To arouse the enthusiasm of cylists
a sealed bicycle race for the champion
ship Of the State will be arranged for
i'm the near future. All entrants must
range between the age Of Is and 20
years. Despite the fact that cycling
has been kind of laid on the shelf"
il has by no means passed out, and
a race of this sort should bring out
Delaware's best material. An entrant
fee will be charged to furnish sufii-
cient funds for the purchase of a low
ing cup. the cup to go to the winner.
A meeting viii be called, probably
next week, to discuss 6Re subject.
Meanwhile all interested IN the event
are requested to communicate by mail
with Clark r. NJ. Kuhns, THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL office.