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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
POSSE AND HOUNDS
CAPTURE MURDERER
Man Hunt Ends and Criminal
COnfesses Killing
I Special Dispatch 10 The Call

LAKEvIEw, Ore. June 16.-Ike
Harold. whom Indian trailers, blood
hounds and several posses had been
chasing for several days, was captured
late yesterday and brought to this city.
He has confessed that he murdered
Herbert and Walter Newell brothers.
He is being closely guarded, it being
feared that a mob will lynch him.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

NOLAN-In this city May 10. 1910. to the
wife OF John p. Nolan, a son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17

MRS YERKEs GETS sles, ,sez-New York. Juna
16.-The affairs OF the estate OF the latt
Charles T. Yerkes were wound up today in the
United States circuit court. Mary Yerkes the
widow. will receive S16S.362 OF her share.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-01
Skyscrapers Invade the Peerless
Metropolis of the Willamette Valley

surrounded by gold plated steel
ratings and equipped with heavy
furniture There is a beautiful Di-
rector's room with lockers and toi-
let's for the employees. There is an
elegant office connected with the
deposit vaults and a ladies' waiting
room all furnished In mahogany
very highly polished,
There are three vaults in the
bank. two fire proof and one burglar
proof costing upwards of $4,000.
The later is of the Mosler pattern.
heavy chrome steel surrounded by
twenty-three tons of steel railroad
rails, bedded in concrete and inter-
locked at the corners. The safety
vault department is equipped with
private counting rooms.
The four stories of Office rooms
above the main floor are finished In
Oregon fir. stained to bring out the
natural grain. All the Railways arc
laid In mosaic tile of beautiful
pattern, All the rooms are equipped
with basins, There are toilets for
men and women on each floor The
windows of the entire building are
OF plate glass with the partitions
lighted by prism glass, All the out
side exposures are covered with
wire plate.
Adjoining the bank there is q
mercantile room 26x10O feet, which
will be used by prominent retail
establishment The people of Salem
are justly proud OF their hrst steel
building,
The building lot between the bank
building and the alley on State
street has been sold 20 ID. A, White
a Sons, for fine brick building foI
their feed and seed store now on
Commercial street which will bs
built this coming year,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-01

Committees are at work to raise a
larger publicity fund than ever put
up before to advertise this city be-
fore the world.
There is distinct movement on
for a greater campaign for Greater
Salem, with larger and more COM
prehensive organization back of it,
TO promote publicity In a more effec
tual and economical manner for all
interests concerned,
To obviate the handicap of main
tanning three organizations, a move
ment has been started and is we'll
under way to consolidate the Illihee
Club, the Board of Trade and the
Business Mems League, and pur-
chase a property. have a commercial
organization, with at least 500 work
ing. active members. and start the
campaign for city of 10000 by
1915.
That will be going some, but t
will be possible,
The keynote was sounded at the
annual meeting OF the Board OF
Trade, when Or, II. c, Epley de-
clared THE time had come for that
organization to have a more CONNIE
dious home. and that Il should be
made center for social contact for
an business men and professional
men interested IN the growth aud
development of the city.
AZ the first meeting OF the Board
of Governors special committee
was named To consider the question
OF a new home for the Board oI
Trade. and provision for mad-day
luncheon, composed OF II. C. Bishop
ID. n. Linn and NJ. O. Buren, who
are considering locations for larg'
er and better headquarters.
Seemingly, in the same spirit OF
progress, special committee has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-01
Greater Salem Movement Is On
in All Social and Commercial Clubs

been at work to revise the constitu-
tion and bylaws and articles of in
corporation of the Illihee Club,
which is a very conservative social
organization with a large income
from its various features of enter
tainment. and which closed the
years work with a grand New Years
ball last night, which was attended
by the fashionable people of the
city. With all it's large income and
ovIr 100 members, the Illihee Club
feels the need of advancement to
meet the growing community which
IL serves in an admirable way, so a
special committee was named by
PNsident Gilbert to revise the or
ganic laws, composed of f. p. Nc
Conack, George G. Bingham, C. l..
McNary ]. A. Carson and w II.
Byrd. They have had several meet
ings, and will report a set of amend
ed bylaws and constitution at an
early meeting of the club. looking TO
enlarging it's membership, and put
ting in a grill room, where mem-
hers can meet at least once a day
and have meals served, as do all the
larger social clubs in Portland and
other places. 1t is likely that the
billiard room will be extended to
the east and a dining hall added IN
that direction.
The directors of the Elks' lodge
are III. w. Meyers, Gorge f. Waters
and Frank Meredith. and that or
sanitation is anxious TO sell the pres
ent Elks' building, and erect tenn
pie for their order, TO cost from
$50, goo TO 100000 The Elks lodge
would be glad TO sell their present
building. and it would be admirably
adapted i'm many respects for a COM
mercial headquarters with the social
features that are part of the clubs
elsewhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-01

The first class A steel and rein
forced concrete fire proof business
block In Salem was erected the past
year by the Northwest Bridge
Works of Portland The plan and
specifications OF this building We're
drawn by Fred A, Legg, the Salem
architect
This Is a steel and brick building
of the best known type of construc-
tion on concrete foundations with
reinforced footings The partition
walls are of tile, the floors are OF
concrete, and the whole five stories
are faced with beautiful cream
pressed brick made by the Pacific
Face Brick Co., of Portland, There
Is large basement extending en-
tirely under all the sidewalk space
On State and Commercial streets.
There Is an electric elevator, and
wide easy steel stairways with oak
rails.
The well-lighted basement Is
equipped with "A hydraulic sidewalk
elevator and a steam heating plant
that puts steam heat and hot and
cold water into every room on each
floor. All the Office rooms and
suites are equipped with electric and
gas nxtures and all the wiring OF
the building is carried In conduits
surrounded by concrete,
The bank apartments are furnish
I'd In very heavy English-veined
Italian marble and solid mahogany.
The work ofices in the bank are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-01
A Business Mans Review of the Salem Plan
of Regulating the Liquor Traffic -

Marion county and Salem, the capital city of Oregon,
have never fallen with the prohibition theory OF handling
the problems growing out OF the liquor BUSINESS
The Salem plan of dealing with these problems is uni
que, original and progressive.
The City of Salem has today with population Of about
10000, only fifteen licensed saloons
This considerable eSS thar one saloon to the thousand
population.
The license ordinance provides thai there 5Gai nyt be
more licenses issued than cne TO the hoUSand popudton
BY provision of the city charter saloons confined to
restricted business district and saloons WhaeVe can
be established in the suburbs residence part OF the city,
While the city three miles long and two miles wide the
saloon district confined to territory three blocks long and
two blocks Wide
The license ordinance provides that there shall be no
screens blinds paint or Otherr covering on the front or SIDE
windows higher than five feet above the sidewalk.
Inside the drinking saloon there are no screens boxeS
partitions, or side rooms permitted
Large signs at the entrance and over the bar proclaim
that minors permitted whether attended by parents
or not.
No slot machines or gambling devices of any kind are
allowed
Women are prohibited from frequentng the saloons un-
der any circumstances,
Licenses are suspended for any nfracton of the city or
dnanCe and upon repetition are revoked.
saloon keeper fofeng his license cannot secure re-
neWa in his own name, or in that OF barkeeper
saloon that becomes noted for being dSordery has its
license revoked and cannot again be opened as saloon by
anyone
This places responsibility upon the property owner
and prevents running saloon in violation OF law by the prop
erty owner or tenant.
The police department of the city extend no more pro-
lection to saloon keepers than to any other CITIZEN
If they violate a city ordinance the law is enforced
against them just as would be against any aWbreaker-
without fear or favor
Men showing any signs of ntoxcaon on the streets Of
Salem are arrested and taken to JAIL no matter what their
station As matter of fact an intoxicated man very
rare sight at SaIem
During the Cherry fair and State fair, when tens of
thousands of people visit the capital city, with its open and
regulated Saloons the entire week will sometimes pass with
out single arrest for drunkenness.
Strangers from other states comment upon the SObey
of the people and frequently say that Salem IS the most or
dery and most sober community in the United States,
This condition not the result of prohibition, but the pro-
duct of license under stringent regulations,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-01


system of dealing with these problems satisfactory because
it is logical easily understood ana founded upon good
sound business principles
If there can be found better way of dealing with these
problems the people OF Salem are ready to investigate.
In conclusion, it will be seen that the Salem plan as
SueS that so long there is demand for the retail liquor
traffic we'll regulated places where everyone who enters does
so in full view of the community distributes the responsible
ity where it properly belongs.
Men are not driven to practice in secret what they hon.
eSty believe as citizens they have perfect right to enjoy
and willing to do open and above board before the world
The Salem plan does not 90 to the extreme of robbng
the saloon of all its furniture and removing all the tables
If the treating habit peniCiOuS evil as many per-
sons hold to be, it is far better that saloons be furnished
with comfortable chairs andabeS where men can sit down
and visit while they have their drink
To force all Of beverage to stand up to bar
else 90 without is serious mistake in the regulation OF
the liquor traffic.
The German custom Of each man buying his own drink
and sitting down to table in social converse far less
injurious than the American plan of standing up to bar and
literally pouring down the liquor by the gIaSSfuI one man
treating after another
There is such thing as moderate drinking, and the
equipment OF saloon should be such as to encourage that
rather than lntempeTanCe.
Laws that are framed to remove all furniture from Sa
looms are certainly helps to ntemperanCe and really in the
interest OF the unreguIated liquor traffic.
The Salem plan of regulated, licensed saloons is pro-
duCtVe of far better results than any such ron-Cad regu
atons that only drive to drink more than they really
want to-
The City of Salem collects saloon license of $500
year, payable Sem-annuaIy which not transferable with
out a new bond and action of the city council and no
money refunded in case saloon goes out of business or
has its license revoked
Salem saloons not permitted to be open on Sunday,
nor after midnight
justice to the representatives Of the liquor traffic
should be stated that they have been helpful in bringing
about the conditions that prevail at Salem and assisted in
framing the regulations under which they are carrying on the
business,
They voluntarily have adopted the custom of posting
the names of dunkadS and refuse to sell to such PERSONS
and even cut out men, in corporation with the police depart
ment who are inclined to Squane money needed by the fam
lily for its support.
The saloon men of Salem are all men of families and en-
JOY the general respect and confidence of we-hnkng and
conservative people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-01


ing aWIeSS saloon might be cited the following instance
A man came from California and rented weIknown
mi Salem Saoon
He proceeded to run an open house, and at times
o+ rough house,
Out Evidence was placed before the city council mat ne all
M lowed of dSSoue character to enter by the back
AZ" door,
His license was revoked.
+" Friends of another saloon keeper put up the money to
buy out the fixtures and have license issued to the new
10 man,
an This proposition was refused by the city because the
new man was booze fighter and not, considered a
the SponSbe man to place in charge,
md The premises permanently closed saloon, and
have remained closed
no No license will be issued for saloon in those premises
de The Salem plan is founded upon the idea that the re-
tail liquor traffic should be in the hands OF responsible par
eS ties,
is based upon the proposition that the community is
i'm Shaer in the revenues as we'll as in the evils of the liquor
nts traffic, and that there to be maximum OF the orme
while the latter to be reduduced to minimum without
m deprivng the citizen of his personal liberty invading the
' social customs of the people.
any better conditions prevail in any city under pohb
i0n any other system it has not been discovered and
brought to our attention.
Or will be seen from the above that the Salem plan of
handling the liquor traffic makes no provision directly tor
re- dealing with the social vices
The Salem theory does not admit the hypothesis of pro-
its btonStS that the liquor traffic necessarily connected
by with gambling degradation of YOUTH or social vice.
These problems have also been reduced to minimum
er, in the capital city of Oregon.
p- Not thai there no gambling or social vice. but that the
city in way undertakes license or regulate those evils,
o any manner to recognize them upon the same plane
business with the saloons,
d There are no gambling places permitted in the salons,
0o or in connection with them.
There is some gambling in clubs and the back rooms Of
Of cigar stores but there places where money games are
-. permitted in such places,
m1, m There are minor gambling DEVICES such as throwing
' dice for CIGARS playing cards for chips whatever they may
represent but not in saloons,
OF The city government does not IegaIze recognize or to
~ crate professional gambling in any o such as ta0 poker
!" roulette any other of the commoner forms of gambling.
# gambling is carried on for money to any extent t is
V entirely without the knowledge of the police without their
u sanction or protection,
III Both the state law and the city laws are vigorously en-
forced against gambling and gambling games as soon as dis
u covered are ruthIeSSy broken up and prosecuted.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02
O0NACHEY ELECTED
BY 10000 MAJORITY
billiard Defeated Hood for
Sheriff Haynie Prosecu-
ting Hodges
Secretary Of State

Unofficial returns of last We'd
nesday's primary election show
that Governor Donaghey WIS
reelected by 10000 majority.
G. R. Haynie was nominated
over his two oponehts by about
100 majority in the district.
Hodges was nominated for sec
retary Of State. Dillard defeated
Ed Hood for sheriff of this
county. John Bright defeated
his oronents in the race for re-
election for Assessor. Denman
was nominated again for Judge,
as also was w. c. FeIts for
Treasurer. w. n. Mum carried
off the prize in the scramble for
representative, and w. c. Nor
man. candidate for constable of
this Townships singing. Some
body Lied" while c. H. Litton is
receiving congratulations of his
friends for having won for that
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02
BURNED TO DEATH
WITH her CHILD

On last Saturday evening on
the farm Of J. y. Holloway near
Rosston in this county, a negro
woman who was subject to fits
was standing near the fire with
her baby in her arm and was
seized with a fit and fell into
the fire. She remained in t. e
fire until the spell went off and
got out of the fire ard lan out
into the yard and attracted tie
attention of Mr.. Holloway by her
screams, who went TO her as
sistance but she was burned SO
badly that she died next morn
inP. Tha baby died that night.
The house caught on fire bl t
was soon put out.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02
AGRICULTURAL
EDUCATION
Conferences at Little Rock
on the Afternoons OF
April Z and 8. Special
Railroad Rates.

An important feature OF the
Conference for Education in the
South at Little Rock, April 6, 7
and 8, will be the Conferences
on Agricultural Education on the
afternoons cf April 7 and 8.
Among the speakers and Con-
ference leaders are: Robert C.
Ogden, of New York. President
of the Conference; President c.
S. Barrett, National Farmers
Union; President George A. Cole,
Arkansas Farmers Union; DR..
c. f. Adams, Dean of the Col
lege of Agr culture, University
of Arkansas; DR.. S. A. Knapp,
Department of Agriculture,
Washington, d. c.; and the
most prominent leaders in agri-
cultural education from all the
Southern states.
The aim is to promote the
introduction of Agriculture into
the rural schools. Various
agencies will be considered the
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02

public elementary school, the
high school, the normal school,
the agricultural college, the
State Board of Education, the
State Department of Agriculture.
Fair As ocis tors and the United
States Department of Agrl-
culture.
These will be CONFERENCES
with the freedom of the ordinary
conversation in which one asks
and says what he will. A leaderl
selected on account of the fitness
from special study or experience,
will be allowed exactly twelve
minutes to put his views of the
question before the members of
the Conference; thereafter, the
discussion. 1t is hoped that the
conferences will reach definite
conclusions, and that means can
be devised for doing whatever
NAV be determined. We want
to get to a new milestone.
The meetings of the Conference
will be beld at the Capital
Theater. The Conference Head
quarters will be at the Marion
and New Capitol Hotels The
railroads have granted an ex-
cursion rate Of one and one.thlrd
fare for the round trip, tickets
on sale April A, ) and 6, final
return limit April llth.
New Styles in Runabouts and
buggies are being shown Uy the
Prescott Hardware &C.; ; ch de.:
pendable lines as Stud"oaker,
Jos. w. Moon, and Banner.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02
BIG MASS MEETING

A mass meeting of the citizens
of Prescott and Nevada county
will be held at the Opera House
in Prescott, on Saturday, April
End at 8 p. m. This meeting is
called in the interest of the
state Agricultural College to be
located in the Third District.
A special committee OF Ten
representative citizens Of Hemp
stead county will be in attend
ance, and prominent speakers
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank the kind peo-
pie of Prescott that so literally
donated to me and my little
children in the way of material
things of this world the first of
the week.
trust that it may never be
their part to be placed in the
condition that am now in, and
trust that | may be able some
day in some manner to repay
them for their fayors. Should
! never have that pleasure |
truly ask the God of Heaven to
bless them and theirs.
Mrs. W. F. Pittman
and Chrildren.
Wanted: l Fireman for Planer,
also l Feeder and l Grader.
Laneburg Mill Co.
Laneburg. Ark.
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02
will address the meeting.

will address the meeting. Lei
every good citizen come out and
attend this meeting, as the
location of this college is of vita
Importance to the citizens OF
Nevada county. and we should
see to it that the College be
located at central point of the
district, accessible from all
directions where it might be
reached by the greatest number
of people at the least possible
cost. Ladies are especially
invited.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02
TO NEW ORLEANS

The Iron Mountain Road vii
sell tickets to New Orleans and
return, on the 9TH to 11th, goo6
for returning April 25th for
S14. 80 on account the Annual
session of the Ancient Arabic
Order of the Mystic Shrine.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02

The returns are not in suffi-
cient to tell who has carried the
county for cotton weigher. The
Picayune will give a tabulated
vote Of each township in its
next issue.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02

A politician can never relish
turkey until he gets a good bait
of crow.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02

office.
The vote for township officers
is as follows:
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1910-04-02

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-04
Bring YOUR BIRDS
FOR POULTRY SHOW
Best OF Care Will Be
Given Exhibits
Received

Wanted-Entries for the poultry
show, so that every breed and variety
will be well represented.
Liberal cash prizes, silver cups and
elegant silk ribbons offered.
The fact that poultry keeper has
but few choice specimens shanld pnt
deter him from entering some OF them
for competition. The association, In
its aim to spread interest In poultry
raising. would rather see competition
made keen by many entries, whether
large or small. in each class.
Although entries close January 8,
tomorrow, the birds are not cooped for
showing until January 10. During the
time they are on exhibition they are
abundantly supplied with fresh green
food to keep their systems cool. care
FULLY fed as fowls in confinement
should be, and regularly watered.
The breeder should be an exhibitor,
The educational and advertising ad
vantages which breeder may get
from paultry shows are many.
There are many and strong reasons
why every business breeder OF thor
oughbred fowls ought to do all that he
can do in reason to make poultry
show in his section a success and O
permanent thing.
A live poultry show extends the In
tereets In poultry as few other agen
cles do--increasing the demand for the
poultryman's goods and thus affordinp
a better market for what he has IL
sell. In this way the show benefits
him, though he shows and fails to
win. The breeders duty on this point
is. when the matter is looked at In the
right light, clear.
Poultry associations are not money
making affairs. II does not often hap
pen that there Is balance on hand
when the bills are paid. With the
simple fancier, maintaining loca
poultry show, is only matter Of
pride; with the breeder II is a matter
of profit as well, and he is much a,
fa,ht II he allows the benefits. direct
and indirect, which live show give,
him, to be withdrawn or reduced, fol-
lack of his support.
or aids to the breeders success
there are not many more efficient thar
a live nearby poultry show.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-04
QUICK WORK BY
CLERICAL STAFF
District Court Officials
Ready With All
Statistics


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