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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29
rcachlnc The Ton.

in any calling of life, demands a Wig.
orous body and keen brain. with
out health there Is no success. But
Electric Bitters is the greatest
Health Builder the world has ever
known, II compels perfect action
OF stomach, liver. kidneys, bowels
purifies and enriches the blood, tones
and invigoratea the whole system
and enables you to stand che wear
and tear OF your daily work. AFTER
months OF suffering from Kidney
Thouble," writes w, M. Sherman. OF
Cushing. Ne. three bottles OF Hlee-
trio Bitters made me feel like new
nan soc Al j. @. Perry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29
ALBANIANS
RAISING
Big ARMY
ISSUE AN Trade DE-
CLARING ALL WHO REFUSE
TO JOIN IN REVOLUTION ARE
TRAITORS PUNISHABLE WITH
DEATH.

Belgrade, April 29.-Declaring al
Albanians who refuse to join in
revolution against Turkey to be trait
ors and punishable with death, the
Albanian leaders today issued an
trade ordering all adults to join the
army.
There are now $4,000 rebels in
the field and the general rescript is
expected TO bring many thousands to
the revolutionists.
The Albanians hold many strate-
gle points. They are being aided by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29
Has Fourth Soul Mate.

Paris. April 2s.--it is rumored
here that Ferdinand Plnney Earle.
the artist, who is just freeing him.
self of his second soul mate in New
York, and who was recently rejected
by a proposed third, has found his
fourth affinity. He can often be seen
strolling through the Luxembourg
gardens with a pretty resident Of the
Latin quarter, the two talking ear
nestly.
Earle refuses to discuss his affair
with this young woman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29
"Cousin Kate a Continued Success.

"Cousin Kate" Continued Success.
A play like Cousin Kate" coming
out this season amid all the ques-
tionable dramas that the authors
seem determined to load upon us, Is
as big relief as an oasis in the
desert. The play is old, and the
idea OF its revival was questioned
by many but the success It has at
tanned demonstrates that merit can
always win out and that the public
are as keen to grasp something
clean and wholesome as they are to
spend their money on the risque,
overdrawn, highly colored or sug-
gestive plays.
Cousin Kate" tells captivating
story in a neat human way, with
comedy that keeps the audience
roaring with laughter without ever
resorting to buffoonery With Miss
Jeanne Russell in the title role, and
thoroughly competent Metropoli-
tan cast, 1t will be seen at the Grand
Opera House Friday, May 6.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29
MILLIONAIRE's SON
SUES STEAMSHIP COMPANY |

Los Angeles, Cal, April 2S-
Kei'h spaulding, son of A. G. spauld-
Tag, of San Diego, millionaire sporting
goods manufacturer today filed suit
in the superior court to recover from
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. $612.-
so which he paid for reservations on
the steamship Korea last August.
Spulding says he engaged passage
for himself and party on the Korea,
which was to sail from San Francisco
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29
For Constipation.

Mr.. L. H. Farnham, a prominent
druggist of Spirit Lake. Iowa, says.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing
on the market for constipation.
Give these tablets a trial. You are
certain to find them agreeable and
pleasant in effect. Price, 25 cents.
samples free. For sale by all good
druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

for Hong Kong on August 5, 100.
When he found that he would be un-
able to use the passage, he returned
his tickets to the local Office of the
company. According to his allega-
tions, General Manager r. P. Schwer-
in, of the Pacific Nail Co., utilized
these reservations, but the company
made no refund.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29
Battle Is Imminent.

London, April pa great army
Of Albanians and revolutionary
Turks have invaded Monastir, ac-
cording to advices received here to-.
day, and are being met by the Turk
ish army near Machanik pass
A great battle is reported to be
imminent Already heavy fighting
is reported at Ipek in Kossovo prov.
ince, adjoining Monastir.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

Good results always follow the use
of Foley's Kidney Pills. They give
prompt relief in all cases of kidney
and bladder disorders, and are heal
ing, strengthening and anti-septic.
The most dlscouraging cases yield TO
their treatment. J. q. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

Piles Cured IN 20 IA Days.
PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed ts
cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in TO -
days or money refunded. soc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

many dissatisfied Turks, among
them the old guard of Sultan Abdul
Hamid's palace. The guard is act
ing as a board of strategy for the
revolutionists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

The taxpayers Of Mariop county
are not particularly interested in
candidates who prefer to take in
structions from few old county
seat ringsters to taking orders from
the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

What is the outlook? Shall it be
Smith, (Rep) VS.. Smith, (Dem.l
for the next Oregon governorship?
It looks like Andrew c., the DR.. at
Portland, against J. c., the DR.. from
Pendleton.
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Artist Earle having fallen out
with three soul mates" is now try
ing to lasso fourth. What Earle
needs Is a full bucket of tar, and an
old feather bed for a spring suit.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

The Roosevelt pictures from
Africa that are being dished up at
some of the theatres are rank fakes.
But it's anything to get the people
money these days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-29

A good rain win be welcome but
no prayers are yet needed.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
State Seal a "Rugbear."

Baton ROuge.-The Louisiana Slat2
University is at a loss I'd know what
to do with the coat OF arms or INC
state which was taken from the Dd
tleship Louisiana and presented 10
the leading educational institution Ii
the state.
President Boyd has had the heavy
bronze pieces stored away. hoping
they can be used in the frture. For
several months the tigurehCad lay II
the Capitol, but there was no place
where it could be set TO advantage
and it was decided to turn it oVer
l. the university. Colonel Boyd IS
of the opinion that some day a hand
some archway will be built over the
entrance to the university grounds,
| and if this is done the coat-of-arm
can be placed on this arch,
1t would take between $4,000 and
$4,000 to build this arch, and the
funds would have to be provided by
a special appropriation.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
COUPLE MARRIED ON TRAIN.
Runaways Wired Friend to Secure serV-
ices of Justice.

portland.-Witn one of the paSseh-
GERS on Iron Mountain passenger tram
No, 10 as witness, f. w. Arnold, ~
wears old. of Monroe, La, and Miss
Anna Broadnax, Il years old, of Bonita,
La. were married at $3.50 O'Clock last
Thursday by Squire B. b. station as
the train was pulling out of the yards
at Wilmot. The couple stood IN the
aisle of the train and the squire and
witnesse chung to the seats as the eere-
mony was performed.
II was a. runaway marriage, as the
narents of Miss Broadnax obJecte"'
Arnold, who feared pursuit from the
father of his bride, wired a friend at
Wilmot to get a justice of the peace
or minister aboard the train as 1t passed
through the town. The friend induced
Squire station, who has a reputation
as a "marrying judge to perform the
ceremony.
Mrs. Arnold told the passengers ina
she was Is years old, but as she stood
clad in a gingham gown, scarcely rea'"
;np to her ankles, she did not appear
more than u years old. 1t is said thai
her parents objected on account OF he
youthfulnesS.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
JAP CASE CROWS GRAVE
JAPANESE STATE DEPARTMENT.
BEHIND MOVE FOR MEN.
U. S. State Department Non-Commlttal
on Order Sent to AttoTney-1ene1aA
of Philippine Islands.

Wo,hington.-The question OF the
Japanese spies held at Manila oy 'hi'
government has become an important II
not a serious affair.
Instructions were cabled Thursday TO
the attorney general and the Se're'ar!
Of Justice OF the Philippines by the war
department, detailing the proper pro-
cecdings.
These instructions, it is stated, are
concurred in by the state department, ar
though the state department declares II
has nothing to do with the case.
The silence of the state department III
the matter is justiiiable, because 1t Is
excellent authority that the Japanese
foreign office is behind the application
OF the two spies for release on hao'a'
corpus.
It is admitted that if this case shonla
by any unforeseen circumstances, become
one of negotiations between the state ne
partment and the Japanese foreign oftce
tbc issue would be very doubtful.
If the state department should ylel'
to the Japanese contention, 1t would o
because the state department chose I
ignore a specific Philippine law VINE
covers and can heavily punish the oilehS
of the spies.
The aggrayation of the oifense OF tn
two japanese prisoners lies in the fa'
that they were e~ndeavoring to get IL
formation which is concealed from tn
press at Washington.
The case of the prisoners is r'gard'
IS one of extreme delicacy. 1t include
t elements. any one OF which, should 1t
: wrong, would involve the United Stat
in a direct question OF national non
with Japan.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
BREWER DROPS DEAD
MEMBER OF SUPREME CouRI
WAS 70 YEARS OF AGE.
VITA Hears Him Fall, But Lite was
Extinct Before He Could be
Carried to Bed.

\.o,hiuotun.-DNiI lo>l'I' H1'"''l
,.,f. i~,-tjr,. Of TIE Supreme c"Hrl 81
In. United States. died tonight at lo:"o
o.rl,c a. TIL, result OF a stroke OF APT"
o,,>y, Hi, death iritoWr! NIl"'n " ''''",
utr or TIVE after the otl"A'. '"'"'' "e
c,,ll even be- carried to his b'l. MS.
Brewer WAS With hlm when the 'N'
came. Justice Brewer NA> - years '"
age. ..u
.\rhonvI, he had no, been feeling wen
for the las, few days. tie jur'>' WAS up
and ont to-day. and appaIrntl! III NV
best of hraltll and spirits. lie Vas III
equality good spirit, at dinner an" 'I''
| the evening in reading.
Shortly after 10 O'clock he retired "
hi, room, and within Il tr" moment,
Mr., Hr>vcr heard u heavy TAI anu
won, tu investigate the cause. she '""'o
her husband prone ON the ''""' u -"
h1,hroum He did not REGAIN conscious
mes, and died before a physician ''"''
reach ihr house. -.
The two daughter, Of the "~>"la''
~iu,tjcr. Mrs. James +. karrlrh ana MIS-
II / .Jp,morp, were summoned at once
but reached the rcsidrEc" to" i''''
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
Social Club Manager Found Guilty.

Shrcvcport.-A decision rendered by
District Judge Murff in finding Lee
StormIa, manager of the West End
Social Club. guilty Of violating the
prohibition law, is expected to lessen
'~'social Intercourse among the men
of Shreveport.
The judge, who visited the club
room, stated that the evidence showed
that Stormla rents the hall himself.
furnishing light, heat, ice, beer, drink
ing glasses and a bartender. The club
members pay Stormla $50 monthly
as membership fee, $3.50 for a card
with marks representing As bottles of
beer and ) cents a bottle for service,
amounting to $40, or a fraction over
the regular price for beer. Stormla
furnished everything necessary for a
regular saloon, and accounts to no one
! but himself. None of the money goes
to the club.
Concluding, the Judge said: "a rose
by any other name would smell just "a
sweet, and a saloon under another name
is but at least a saloon"
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
pROHlBIUONSTS PLANNING
Ministers Criticized for Lack OF ACTIVITY
in the Cause.

Atlanta, Ga.-Crltlcism OF ministers
for inactivity in the prohibition hs't /"
Southern states, particularly III florlu',
Kentucky, Louisiana, Tennessee ana
North Carolina, was voiced at the SEES
sion of the Southern Antl-Saloon LeaSut
convention. Reports were received SNOW.
mo that Florida is now the center Oh
thc bitterest of all state proIIOi''o"
fights. :,
In Louisiana the state measure IL
force is Ineffective, according to the IT"
nort of the Rev. +. NJ. Barber. Mr.. bar
her said the Louisiana state legislature
is overwhelmingly against prohibition:
The report from Tennessee was ti'al
statewide prohibition has the opposition
| of the entire state administration. 1t was
said. however, that prohibition really
was prohibiting throughout the state
except in Memphis, Nashville ana INA.
noooa. In Memphis, it was reported II
was practically d%isregarded.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
Mann CLASH
B1LL FOR PEACE APPROPRIATION
CAUSES TROUBLE.
Albanian Interprets Remark OF Mann
to Mean He Was Trying to bl.oe
the Members.

Washincton.-"The gentleman Is very
free with his tongue, but there IS a dcal,
line" shouted Rcprescntativ" iiopaoh "
Alabama, ge,ticulating Oh the MOOR u
the house to-day. .
This challenge hurled by the hero OF
III, Nerrjmac was called forth by a state
meut bv Mr.. Mann that the proposition
in Mr.. lIobson's bill to appropriate loi
the purposes of peace onetwent'e'h VI
one per cent of the appropriations lo'
armament, was ito tempt members III
his house who wish to send members
abroad for the interparliamentary nf'o''
These words by the Illinois MEMBER
were interpreted by the Alabam'an as
meaning that his bill offered a or'oe W
members. ,
81 discussed the result OF the Dill aho
did not impugn the motives OF the gen.
t]eman from Alabama" asserted MY
Mann.
Il accept his apology" interpose' MT
Hobson, amid laughter.
The house by a decisive vote de'ca'''
the measure.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
FLOODS IN LONE STAR STATE
Snow Adds to the Effects of Unprece'
denied Rains.

San Antonio, TcN.-Almost mceSSah'
rains for three days have put streams
in this section of Texas on such a am
naoe as has not been recorded IN TWEEN
ty years. .;ao
In Uvalde county, west OF here, BESIDE
the 200 coats caught and drowned by the
overflow of the Ncuces river, 1000 goats
which had been sheared earlier IN inc
month, persisted from the cold and ram
Bee men in Bexar county also ioS'
thousands of dollars, the flood having
reached their apiaries. At Fort DAVIS
and Maria, still further west, t"c
inches of snow has fallen and fruit an'
young vegetables are killed.
The loss will total high into the 'ho"
sands, but is small compared with III
benefits which will accrue to the 1afm
era and stock men from the rams.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
AFTER WINDOW GLASS TRUST
Federal Officers Conclude Three Months
Investigation.

Pittsburg, Pa.-After a three months
investigation, federal officers are ready
TO present to a special grand jury her'
evidence proposing to show that the ILL,
ner;al Window Glass company IS a trust
in violation of the Sherman act.
The corporation, formed under 'ns
laws of West Virginia, is said to con'to'
tbirtv-three large manufactures OF WIZ
dow glass in eleven different states. ,
The company named has factories ana
offices in Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Mas
sacbusetts, Michigan, North Carolina,
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and west
VIRGINIA. United States District Attor'
new John II. Jordan has conducted the
investigation and his contention De'ort
the grand jury will be that the lmpe
rial Window Glass company has violated
the antitrust laws by maintaining I
monopoly of the window glass business
in restraint of trade. A corps OF in'es
t~ioators from the department OF Just,c
at Washington has been assisting MI
Jordan, and it is said a mass OF eVldehc
has been prepared.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
NEW LEGISLATION PLANNED.
Board of Equalization Will be the
Center of Attack.

Baton Rouge.-According TO infof
nation that has reached se'eral
members of the State Board or Equal
ization, an effort will be made dur
ing the coming session OF the state
legislature to wipe out the BOARD vi
Equalization or materially change
the laws in regard to the same. Tom
Clvnn, who represents the SIKH dis
triCt on the board, does not thlnN
the board will be legislated out OF
existence by the assembly. Some
changes in the law, which expert
ence has taught, can be made WIN
good effect, will probably be incor'
porated in the new law, but Mr.. Giyn
does not expect any such drastic leg
islation as is rumOred.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
IS A DRUNKEN MAN DEAD?
Novel Point to Be Urged in Favor OF
Banker Morse.

Atlanta. Ca.-Has a man been given
q fair trial before twelve of his peers,
in accordance with his constitutional
rights, when it is known that one OF the
twelve who passed upon his guilt was
intellectually dead?
Upon that question will hinge the tight
that will be made through habeas corpus
proceedings to secure the release from
the Atlanta federal prison of Charles W.
Morse. the former millionaire banker,
who is serving a 15-year sentence Tor
violation of the national banking laws.
"One of the strongest points IN my az
gument will be that the trial OF Morse
was conducted before a jury, one mem
her of which was mentally detective,
| said Martin w. Littleton, counsel 1ol
Morse.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
Dr.. David O. Hudson.

ing passed upon by a properly con-
stituted lawful commission. should o
mprcifully be put to sleep forever. inc
class I refer to are not human, but
idiots or those bereft Of all human III
st;nct mere animals. | would not 40
this for mercenary purposes or 10 re-
,ieve society of it's responsibility, Dtt
nure)y as a mercy to this class OF
sufferers. Herein is the difference De
tween civilization and un~civilizatlon.
"Those who hold up their hands IN
horror at these ideas must believe as
1ngersoll, that beyond the grave the
b@ottentot in his ignorance o as
much about the future as the most
sacredly ROBBED Priest or preacher. |
claim to be merciful and would not
give unnecessary pain to anythlng'
that is why | want to relieve TINS class
of patients.
Il am perfectly willing to bear the
condemnation of all those VINO see ~
n condemn, since | know it is lmprac-
ticab)e under the present law and So
cia) conditions for my ideas to be car
rjed out, if | have aroused III INC
Guardians Of this class Of patients d
Greater sense of their duties ana
caused thes" patients to get oeN'ef
care and more humane treatment.
DR.. Hudson was asked how he "onlH
legally ext erminat" these people ="
thew wouldn't suffer in prohlol'oA
from earth to glory as he called IT.
81 would administer a dose OF rF"S-
cir acid tie most powerful and deadly
roison known, and | think the easiest
way to put a person out OF TINS "ot''.
d, mink il IS more merciful and quicker
/ t;o, either strychnine or morrhN'.
prussjc acid will kill in from three 20
ero minutes. You recall that 'C!
svope Of Kansas City, who is "!1escd
@ ~ have died from the effect OF stE"h'
e r,ro lived from eight to ten hours
n 49,, diel Of spasmS Or ~cOnvU!Slu1s
Il When the vicious and unihaia~ej'ie
a,cnbant was put to death recently I
i Vic lose of cyanide of potash. 'hi"i
octs in the sam way as prus"ic acid
uoe given him, and it killed him II
ohout FIVE miastes. 1t viii XII a maj
~ n,ick or Quicker than an elerh"ns
/ no.aors after taking it can hare.
q move from their position until tn
IL ,nD ,a has taken effect and they ar
nassing from the world forever.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
TRIAL OF JAP SPIES
ARMY MEN SAY THERE ARE MANY
CHANCES OF CONVECTION
Notbinq Will Be Done by Japan Un'A
Matter Has Been Decided by the
Courts.

Washinoton.-Thc secretary OF '''
NAVY Friday. ordered that the two ctl'
ZEN, of Japan who were held d! N'j'
Cen. DuvaI, commanding III the ll1lP-
nine. on CHARGES OF obtaining informal
tiou about the dcirn,cS Of Manila Hho"'u
Inc turned over to the civil autloTl'i'7'
thor. hpino no federal statute covering
the case.
It is not admitted at the war depart
mput or at the state department 'h''
,Iapan has in any way let it, interest Ill
tbr ease be known to this government
Barren Ichida, the Japanese m'hl9'e''
hoveyrr. said in answer to SPECIFIC que7'
tons:
II shouldn't think that my govern
mrnt would interest itself III tlllS i'''
for while it is the hands of the lniteV
States authorities. do not know INA
any action is contemplated, but certain
" nothing will be done unit! after ,h'
coscs are disposed OF by the au'holl.''a
that i, if any action were necessary.
No information regarding the p"rpo'
If the ambassadors call at the state ue
nortmrnt was vouchsafcd by nm. !
was expected that he would avo'1 " III
cuss;on Of the case on its merits, eve
had he conferred on the sub lrct.
Officials in another department. nov
ovcr state that there was not |"
slightest chance that Japan wou,u '"''
fcye in government: conduct OF the cas-
This statement was made after the ca
&C tho ambassador. The reason TOR u
prediction was the official belief nat u
} japanese foreign office could not '''o'
, to assume the attitude OF pnN''c''! al
, officially defending its citizens on pee
D liar charges which were made aS''"
: them.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
Southern Texas Deluge.

San Antonio, TrX.-The dro"th IN
Southwest Texas was broken Nedl'"S-
l,v by one OF the heaviest rains III the
last twenty years. PrecipItations OF from
ono and a half to six inches are reported
from the country west OF San Antonio.
All Of the streams have risen from ten
70 fifteen feet and in places have over
flowed. In Uvalde county, two hundred
head OF goats were caught in a cave and
drowned. Shcepmen in that section are
suffering some heavy losses from Hoods
because they had just shear'd their
sheep.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
Deleoates to Panama Meeting.

pollock.-This city is Represented
et the meeting in New Orleans TO ar
range for the Panama Exposition by
Dr Willet. DR.. f. o. Maxwell, Geo.
A Foster, B. F. Lewis, II. +. Gray
J.F. Ball, Lee Honeycutt, George ".
Christian, Wiley Johnson, James H.
Walker, W. p. Guyes, W. b. Smyie
and J. \. Warner.
Letters from Gov. Sanders urging
a large attendance of delegates Il
New Orleans to impress the Crescent
civ with the Importance of holdias
the jubilee convention as planned
were received here, and the seh'i
ment in favor of holding the CONVEX
ion in New Orleans is practically
unit here.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-04-09
EXCITEMENT IS INTENSE
Bribery Sensation Fills Mississippi zap
ital with Keenest Interest.

jackson, Mis>.-Nrvrr, perhaps, '''''
,he copjtol was Il capitol has there b''''
anything comparable to the 'N'''''"'h'
noted on the legislative floors OF inc
Mathematician building "Wednesday AFTER
noon. In every office throughout all the
corridor, and everywhere else where men
could meet men and their confidence De
not overheard, the interested public gain
erred. and once on the ground seemed h''d
there. Not only were the friends OF the
lending characters in the drama, no" Oh
The STAG, of the senate, present III large
numbers, and newspaper men from met
ropolitau papers, but there were others
there. From every walk in life, society
in their dainty spring attire, public men,
preachers, leaders in business ana J"
thought, from all parts of the state were
on the floor OF the capitol throughout 'h'
afternoon. The senate's locked ana ton
b]c-barrcd and stc~rnly-guardcd doors were
watched with eager eyes by those spec
tators, and every man who had 'ntrah''
there was studied, commented Oh a''
wondered about, to the regular hab'lucs