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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Galloway Pleased

Judge William Galloway has just
received a copy of Homer Daven-
ports book, "A Country Boy" with
the compliments of the author, and
is almost as proud of It as he is of
the big vote the people gave him
last Tuesday. and that is whole
lot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Estate Appraised

w. L. Jones, j. T. Jones and Ar
chic Shoemaker, appraisers of the
estate OF the late Mary f. Myers,
filed their report with the probate
court yesterday morning estimating
the value of the estate. which con-
sists of real property and located in
this county, at $2,SOO and the report
was accepted and the appraisers
were discharged of their trust.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
X. O. r. NJ. Meeting

A special meeting of Willamette
Tent No. 6. X. o. r. NJ. will be held
at the hall Wednesday evening.
State Commander Sherwood will be
present and among other visitors
will he Frank Motter, for several
sessions reat<.g clerk of the legisla-
ture There will be business of i'm
portance as well as a fine social
meeting and all members are urge /
to be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Wednesdays Play

Neunesulys = l'My-
The Columbia Grand Stock COM
pany at the Grand Opera House,
Wednesday, November 16. "a
Daughter OF Southern Senator.
Thursday "The shepherd OF the
Hnls." Prices, l5c, csc. 35c and
soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Impossible to BE at Chicago

To see the championship series.
Then visit Ye Liberty this change
and enjoy the game. reproduced in
pictures. Cubs VS.. Philadelphia
baseball. 11-15-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
For New Church

Subscriptions are being solicited
for Leslie NJ. II, church to be erected
at corner Jefferson street and Fair
Grounds road. 1t will be built of
concrete blocks and will cost s1S.-
600 when finished.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Willamette Endowment

Willamette University is seeking
larger endowment fund, and Pres
ident Homan is making strong ap-
peals TO Salem business men for
larger subscriptions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Notice Is Hereby Given

To whom II may concern, that
will not be responsible for any bills
self Signed, L. G. GEIER.
11-15-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15

Lame back comes on suddenly and
Is extremely painful, II is caused
by rheumatism OF the muscles.
Quick relief is afforded by applying
Chamherlain's Liniment. S0,1 by
all dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
It Is GrAt sallsfAetIon-
Government Census

Grams Atlas. latest and best; map
of every country; fully indexed; com
plete 1910 census returns; handiest
reference ever issued. Indispensable
in ONCE, school and homo, Absolute
I, accurate. over 500 pages brlm-
ming with information. II. N. stoud-
enmeyer. 219 South Seventeenth
street. Phone Main ESQ.
l0-29-eod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
For Onlck Servlce-

Go TO j. NJ. Lawrence's to buy
your grocery supplies, corner Ferf!
and S. Commercial. Phone 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Connie Mncl,,s Rnsebnll-

Worlds champions in full action
at Ye Liberty today. 11-15-St
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15

The sanitary grocery leads, be-
cause our prices are right; our goods
the best on the market. We can
furnish you to order dressed poul-
try. Call or phone 131, the Sunset
Grocery company, East State street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
SEQ the Clag@t-

Fruit and garden tracts. located
three miles north of Salem. Fine
soil. easy terms. See Derby & VIII
son. 11-14-;f
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Don't Faid TO See

That new s75 Victrola at the Sa-
lem Music Company, Liberty street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
X X X X X xsx, X X X \ II
NEW TODAY
n q v ~ ~ - - ~ X X X " X X

FOR RENT-5-room modern house.
Apply at Rostein & Greenbaum.
11-l5-tf'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Proposition Worthy

NroposiuOu worthy
OF investigation. Want to meet a
few persons having from $500 to
$1,000 to invest In a manufacturing
enterprise that has merit. and no
competition. Interested parties can
have lucrative employment, II COM
petent. Address box 304, Salem. or
call at room $40 U. S. Bank build
ing. 11-S-tf
Thank You Gentlemen
To my many friends and tho vot-
ers OF Salem district generally de-
sire 10 express my sincere thanks
for a loyal and generous support
JOHN II. LEWIS.
Dance at the Auditorium
Every Wednesday and Saturday,
1l-2-eod-tf
IL Is Great satisfaction
To know that when you order
meat you will get what you want.
Ring up Steusloff BROS, Main
1873, and you will be satisfied.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15

They Are the Hest
On the market; come in and see
them, the Victrola, at the Salem Mu-
sic oompany's store on Liberty street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
six-Room House

6ix-Room House
Bath. newly finished inside. lot sOx
200. for sale cheap. N. d. Elliott.
Job printer, 22l South Commercial
street. 10-5-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Two Fine Plays

Two Flne FIAyS -
"a Daughter OF a Southern sena-
years. All other foods. except bread,
pauy at the Grand opera House,
Wednesday. November 16. THE
Shepherd OF the Hills" Thursday,
November Il, Prices 15c. 25c, S5c,
and soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
The Latest Victrola-

Creation out at Salem Music Com
pany; from $40 to S2Oo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
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CITY NEWS. y
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A Bargain in a 27-Acre Farm
See Derby & Wilson. 11-14-ti
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-15
Thank You Gentlemen
Dance at the Auditorium

Every Wednesday and Saturday,
11-2-eod-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
SAD FORMAT|T|ES
ARE ABOUT OVER
WIDOW OF LATE KING EDWARD
ISSUES TOUCHING LETTER
TO PEOPLE.
BODY IS TRANSFERRED.
Taken to Throne Room in Bucking-
ham-~Roosevelt's Address Sched-
uied for May 1s, is
Postponed.

London, May To- While ruler and
representatives Of foreign nations are
assembling here for The obsequies ov-
er the dead sovereign, the various
necessary formalitics incident to lne
sand event are being gr@ @lually com.
pletad. The widowed queen has sent
TOUCHING personal me sage to the
nation saying; From the depth or
my poor broken heart wish to ex-
press to the whole nation and our
kind people We love so well my deep
fit thanks for all their touching SYM
.pathy in my Overwhelming sorrow
and unspeakable anguish May Goo
give us all His divine help to bear
this heaviest burden Of eros es,
which He has seen fit to lay upon US.
'Giye to me thought in your pray.
els which will comfort and sustain
me in all | have to go thrWgh
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
ROOSEVELT IN
POLITICS ABROAD
KNuDSON, FORMER PREMIER OF
NORWAY, USED AMERICANS
ENDORSEMENT FOR CAM.
PAlGN PURPOSES.

Christiania, May 1o--Mr. Roose.
yelts visit here was followed by a
sensational incident Former Pre-
mier Knudson, now vice-president of
parliament, Is being accused BIZ his
opponents with trying to involve th1
guest Of the nation in Norwegian in
ternal affair, anil trying to ttrn
Roosevelt to political account
Knudson has been making cam
paign for the conservation Of natural
resources and at a recent dinner he
had conversation with Roosevelt on
the subject. The latter, in behalf Of
Knudson, speaking on general prin-
ciples, expressed warm sympathy in
the works Knudson akei permiss-
ion to make Rooscvelt's remarks pgo
lie.
Tell il to anyone you like Rosse-
welt replied. Enthusiastically
There was considerable stir when
the newspapers quoted Roosevelt as
q warm Supporter Of Knudson's pol
icy. Roosevelt summoned Knudson
and insisted emphatically that he is
sue a denial and he himsef wrote a
letter to the same effect. The oppo-
sition papers are now attacking the
ey-premier
The Aften I: osten says: From the
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11

the royal carriage failed to reach the
station in time, and Ambassador Hill
was missing from among the officials
gathered to greet Roosevelt. This
was due to a misunderstanding re.
garding the arrival of the special
train.
Roosevelt met Dr. Fraenkel, the
throat specialstit.
A Potsdam he emperor and empress
treated the guests with great corli-
ally. The emperor showed Roose
welt and his family through Sans
Souci Palace himself.
The emperor has arranged for a
sham battle for tomorrow, in which
10000 men will take part. 1t is
doubtful If Roosevelt will attend as
he Is observing utmost care, so he
can deliver his lecture before the uni
versity Thursday
His throat IS in band shape, DIR,
Fraenkol explained that laryngitis Of
tened follows a long residence in the
tropics. He believes the hoarseness
in this case is not due to the strain
Of speaking. Roosevelt thinks he
should he recovered in a week
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
.HYDE'S Defense RESTS
After Long Cross Examination Of Or.
Hyde--Physician Denies Civ
nn Swopes Poison.

Kansas City, May 10.--At the close
OF a long and arduous cross-examina.
tion Of Or, Hyde late today, the de-
fense in the Hyde murder trial rest
ed. The case may go to the jury by
next Saturday.
Every phase of the Swope cases
was gone into in the examination.
Hyde said he never poisoned any
members of the Swope family: never
dropped capsules in the streets in
Independence, as Thomas Fl. Swipe,
Jr., claimed to have seen him do;
that he used cyanide mainly for kill.
ing bugs in his office, and that he
Injected only camphorated oil in Mar
garet Swope's arm, not poison.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
NOT A SINGLE DISSENTING RE.
PUBLICAN voTE--14 DEM
ocRATs FOR BILL.
SPEAKER CANNON ELATED
Taft Pleased Because commerce
Court Section Was Retained
Clark Says Bill Is Not
Good Enoubh.

Washington. May I0- Without "a
single dissenting Republican vote the
horse today pas ed the railroad bill.
Fourteen Democrats also joined the
majority IN making the vote@ao0 to
12G.
Qualification was expressed by Can
non and others that there were suf-
ficieat Republican votes alone to
pass the measure.
Taft tonight said he was deeply
gratified, especially as the commerce
court feature was preserved. He did
not care to discuss the amendments
put in, Referring to the clause pro-
viding for the physical valuation OF
railroads, Taft pointed out that power
practically now rests with the COM
merce commission and that the diff
fculty always has been In the enor-
nous cost of the unhsr taking.
When all amendments adopted by
the hause while in committee OF the
whole has been agreed to. Adamson,
Of Georgia, moved to recommit the
bill with instructions to be reported
back with the commerce court clause
feated, l57 to 176.
The bin makes many changes
which, if accepted by the senate, will
greatly affect inter state commerce.
The commerce court IL created to-
adjudicate eases on appeal from the
inter tate commerce commission.
Stocks and bond issues of railroads
arc controlled by the bill, Long and
short hald clause provides that rail-
roads cannot charge more for a short
haul than for a long haul over the
same lire. The telegraph and tele-
phone Is under the control Of the com
merce commission.
Many other provisions seek to pro-
tect the shipper and prevent rebates,
Clark, minority leader, said the
Democrats in voting against the bill
thought it had more bad than good
features. He said that when first
brought in the bin was finely drawn
IN the interests of the railroads; that
every amendment helped the bill, but
there were not enough of them
The house passed u series of reso-
lutions calling for information as to
actual purchasers Of the Philippine
Friar lands under the guise Of the
"Mindo Development Company"
which Representativ Martin, of Col
orado claims was backed by the
Amer Sugar Refining Company. The
house also adopted the conference re-
port on the bill to create a bureau
| Of mines.
The house judiciary committe today
reported a resolution calling upon the
attorney general to report whether
the department of Justice had investi.
gated the wheat pool of 1909 1t was
learned at the department Of justice
that no inquiry was made into he
Patton pool.
The postal savings bank bill has
practically been agreed upon in the
house committee, although 1t may be
submitted to the Republican caucus
before being reported. The tentative
bill radically differs from the bill
passed by the senate.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11

denial which Knudsen was compelled
by Roosevelt to make, 1t appears that
at the conversation in question
Roosevelt was thinking of his own
American policy, while Knudson was
speaking of his Norwegian policy. 1t
is an absolute unprecedented phe-
nomenon that a man holding po-
sition like Roosevelt should, during
the visit he paid us, be compelled to
issue denial of what the late pre-
mier stated regardh,. his conversa-.
tion with him
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11

81 confide my dear son to you
care, who | know, viii follow in hi
dear fathers footsteps, begging yot
to show him the same loyalty and de
votion you showed his dear father
King George has addr -ised a mess
age to many expressing thanks fol
the officers for loyalty and devotion
A message has also gone from the
king to the Indian prince and people.
The cabinet today framed bill for
parliament which eliminates from the
kings declaration before parliament
the ancient words "abjuring the
church of Rome which Redmond
the Irish leater says is distasteful to
the Roman catholics. The bin al,
lows the king to make the declara-
tion without mental reservation or
from the pope or other
A majority of the members Of par
lament are believed to favor the
change, but Orange men and extreme
will oppose.
Roosevelt's lecture at Oxford Uni.
versity, scheduled for May IS. has
been postponed
Late tonight the body Of Edward,
enclosed in an oaken casket. was
transferred to the throne room in
palace.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
OBSERVING THE COMET
Statements by French Astronomers
Attract Greatest lnterest--off
Its Orbit, Says One.

Paris, May 10-The astronomers
OF France are making observations OF
FIalley's comet that are attracting
greatest interest. Professor Des
Landres Of the University of Dion,
finds a reappearance of syanogen, the
poisonous gas observed In January
and February, but which disappeared
in March. He says that the probable
ity that the gas is liable to affect the
terrestrial atmosphere is not absurd
Camille Flammarion thinks the tail
of the comet is simply an optical phe.
nomenon, produced by It's flight
through ether, similar to the wake Of
a ship at sea
NJ. Marchand maintains that the
comet shows variations from its orbit,
which presage unexpected surprises.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
EX-pRESiDENTs PARTY REACHED
GERMAN CAPITAL YEsTER.
DAY MORNING.
REGRETTABLE INCIDENT.
When Roosevelt Arrived Royal Car.
rages and Ambassador Hill
Were Eat at tn. Station to
Meet Him.

Earlin, May 10. Roosevelt and En-
peror William had their first long
conyrsation today after a luncheon
at Pot'dam. They talked over an
hour
The emperor's welcome was ex-
ceedingly cordial Wearing the white
and god uniform of the garie du
corps, with brazen helmet sur
mounted with silver eagle, the en-
peror appeared at the entrance Of
New Z alace on the arrival of the car
riages which brought the Roosevelt
party to the palace. The kaiser adj
vanced quickly and shook han.ls
warmly with each. He later present
Cd the guests to the empress, and the
entire party sat down luncheon.
A regrettable incident occurred on
the arrival of the party at Barlin
from Stockholm this morning, when
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
Tore Taft's Defense Of Tariff Law
to Shreds- Call G. O.P. Lead
ers Pirates
Iowa Senators Making Effort TO Organize State
for Progressiyes es---Dolver Says He in Going
to Have Hard Time Staying in Repub-
Iican Breastworks- De-
nounces Friends Of Cannon
and Adrich in Iowa

those surrounding him Men hay
crowded to the front in his admins
tration who have not had the welfare
of the party or of the country at
heart.
i I'm going to have some trouble
keeping inside the breatworks of the
Republican party but / know some
thing of its doctrines. do not in
tend to retire from it, although | have
been invited and declined the invita-
ton. | do not recognize Wickersham
or any other man who comes here in
to the west to read men out of the
Republican party who were known
before he was ever in it,"
The meeting was presided over by
Harry Ingham, editor of the Register
and Leader.
Cummlns Got Ovation.
i~ummins was given tremendous
ovation. He seconded the speech pre-
ceedng him.
Cummins, In opening, said he made
no concealment of the hope that the
next Republican state convention
would approve his attitude on ma.
tional questions and his course in
congress.
He said that few weeks ago there
was held at Des Moines caucus of
certain persons who had organized
campaign with the object of securing
IA state convention that would en-
dorse the Republican national admin,
istration.
He said these men were well known
in Iowa; in every fight in the last
few years in Iowa, he said, they had
been his most persistent enemies. He
said il is not only right. but the duty
of the Iowa Republicans to declare
in clear terms what they thought in
regard to their senators. He said:
"The only thing to which | object
is the mask these men are wearing
All that | intend to do tonight with
regard to the campaign so begun is
to politely ask them to remove the
mask and make the fight open I've
the highest regard for a fair, brave
fighter, but do not like the mid
night prowler with his dark lantern
and his jimmy, who hopes to get off
with the plunder unheard and un.
seen. If these men decline my mild
invitation to remove the false face
which obscures their real purpose.
I'm here to take it off for them, and
to say to the Republicans of Iowa
that the fight they are making is to
get convention that will make such
declarations as will enable Aldrich
and his crowd to say that Senator
Dolliver and myself, together with the
progressive members of the house
delegation, have been repudiated in
our own state"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
MANY TOWNS THREATENED
SOME ALREADY BURNED BY
FOREST FIRES IN NORTH
Great Pail Of Smoke Hangs Over Lake Superior
Northeast Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Michigan Peninsula Mass Of Ashes
and Burnig Timber

Milwaukee, May 10.-The entire
northeastern part of Minnesota Is
smoldering and vast timbered areas
in northern Michigan and Wisconsin
are being swept by flames. Several
villages are threatened with destruct-
ion and large losses seem inevitable
from forest fires.
A wireless message from Grand
Marais, MINI, to Duluth, received
here at G O'Clock said the fires are
bearing down on the village and it
seemed doomed. The operator said
that was his last message as the fire
was getting so close he won have to
abandon his tower and seek safety.
Grand Marais Is on the north hore
OF Lake Superior and is an Old trad
ing post Steps are biting taken at
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
FOR A DIRECT VOTE
FOR u. S. SENATOR'S.

Boston, May 10.-A resolution fav-
oring an amendment to the constitl-
tion so that United Staets senators
may be elected by direct vote. To
morrow the resolution will go to the
senate. The Democrats were for the
and the Republicans
were badly split.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11

Des Moines, May 10.-Ringing de
nunciations Of the tariff bill and tn
men who passed it characterized tn
Speeches of Senators Dolliyer AM
CumminS, who opened the progres
sive campaign in Iowa tonight in the
Coliseum. Over 10000 attended.
The meeting tonight followed tht
district conferences throughout The
day. alta. which steps were taken tc
reconstruct the old Cummins organi
zation, and organize the state by
counties and precincts.
Dolliver referred to the president
as the "titular leader" OF the Repub
lican party, which meant, he said, "a
good man surrounded by people who
knew exactly what they wanted.
Both senators declared that IL tho
Republican party continued the pol
icy advocated by the ractionary lead
ers it would spell ruin to the party.
Aldrich's Alliances.
Among these leaders Aldrich was
frequently mentioned as a man "allied
with the Guggenheims and Ryans and
Paul Morton in mammoth trust in
corporated as q rubber. company
which is allowed by the articles Of in
corporation to participate in any kind
OF business, anywhere on the face
of the earth, and which is one of the
holding companies in the Guggenheim
syndicate for the control Of the wealth
of Alaska"
These are the men responsible for
the tariff bill during the extraordinary
session. declared Dollyer. "The bill
was only q scheme to rob the people,
and to increase the holdings of such
gigsltic syndicates as I've mentioned.
THE troubles in the Republican
party have not come because Of what
has been said, but of what has been
done ii has been said that the tariff
bill is good law. In fact we have it
on high authority that it is the best
tariff bill ever passed. But not only
do denounce such tariff legislation,
but | m not particularly enamored
of those who passed it.
pirates in Congress"
IF man protests against such a
bill and is derided and ridiculed, what
can be the moral status of such
pirates who threaten congress, and
who have become nucleus around
which the Republican party is sup
posed to rally to preserve its solidar-
ity The fight against such unfaith-
full leadership in the Republican party
is as hot in Massachusetts as it is in
Iowa
I'm not here to criticise the presl-
dent, or to say unkind words against
him, but ! count it no reflection on
him to state that find it sometimes
necessary to disagree with him and
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
No Help Needed.

A little miss of five years who mad
been allowed to stay UP for an evening
party was told about $3.50 to go to bed.
Very, very slowly she moved toward
the stair. An aunt. seeing her re-
luctance, asked Helen, can ! do any
thing to help your" No" replied
Helen. Il will get there altogether too
soon as 1t is."--Judge.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
MuRpERERs GO 70 PRISON.

Watseka. Ill.,, May 1o.-Mrs. Lucy
Sayler, jointly convicted with her al
legged affinity" Or. w. B. Miller, OF
the murder Of Mrs. Sayler's husband,
the Crescent City banker. was taken
to the penitentiary at Joliet today.
Miller, too. began his sentence Mrs.
Sayler will appeal but Miller. II Ii
said, will not. M
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
The Esther handtcap.

mo man Will ever ask me to marry
him." Daysey Maymne Appleton wrote
IN her diary recently. after an outburst
OF tears, "as long as father continues
10 wear a porous plaster. end come in
the parlor to scratch his back on the
mantel when 1 am entertaining q
young man. e. -Atchison Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11

Duluth to send a relief boat. Wild
animals are being driven to the lake
shore by the fires.
The reports seem to indicate that
the fires are scattering over an area
OF 500 miles. The nensest pail OF
smoke in a score of years is hanging
over Lake Superior. The fires appear
to be burning in all directions.
A Washbur report says the flames
have entered the largest tract Of
standing timber in the state and the
entire crews Of the Hines Lumber
Company are fighting 1t. Thousands
of dollars Of damage is reported. The
fires have been raging two days and
the homes Of farmtrs living On Four
su~s---~.-~~~~..--p p~.-u-u--~uu.s--~@---.uuuuuu-.
Concluded ~ Second Parnl
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11
CHINA ABoLlsHEs SLAVERY.

Washington, May 10.--The Chinese
government has abolished slavery
and has prohibited the sale OF human
beings under any nretext, Certain
kinds Of slavery is still permitted, but
the roform eventually Will free mil
lions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-05-11

A camers bite proved fatal to an
Ohioan. The moral OF which is. chill
dren. that although came; may so
seven days without drink II must
nave bite now and then.