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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30
SITUATION IN ENGLAND.
Continued from Page ~
Dead in Dublin.

Dublin, June 3O.-Through the
seamen's strike all shipping here IS
at a s|tandstill and the police are
on guard at every dock. Scores have
been arrested as the result of ire
ouent clashes between the strikers
and the police.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30
I q n n n II
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS.

7 Henke to B. B. HOOK, land IN
Marion county, W d, $4,000
]. H. and F.. Men. Albert to A, H.
and c. E Bum, part block o. Yew
park Annex addition to aslem' " d.
$3O0A' ~ ru.
DID. Gorsline, ct al, to NJ. Taylor
: Oacres, t 6 s, r 3 W, qcd 81.
r. NJ. and 2. s. Croisan to j. P.
sun1/a. land in t s s, r 9 W, " d. 500
s, F. and E. ]. Matthews to John
n. Stewart, lot 10, sub Mrs Remlng
toms land, woodburn, W d, $1,000
NJ. Taylor, ct al, to NJ A. Gors
line. % acresi t6 s, r 9 ", a c d. >.
-r-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30
viddIe Aped and Elderly People

lice Foley Kidney Pills for quick
and permanent results in an cases
NJ kidney and bladder troubles ana
for painful and annoying Irregular
ties. They contain just the ingredl,
ents necessary to regulate n
strengthen the acton Of the kidneys
and bladder. They are tonic In ac-
ton ouick in results. Try them
Red Cross Pharmacy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30

However often the hay crop mas
been partially destroyed during the
nast two months, 1t is turning out
fine. big crops all right now.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30
NO ROOM IN
HIS MIND
FOR HE'LL
NOTED BROOKLYN DIVINE. REV.
CHARLES t. RUSSELL, AT.
TACkS IDEA OF BEING A HE'LL
As ABSURD-sAYS GOD WOULD
NO MORE TORTURE Us THAN A
HUMAN BEING WOULD.

That Calvin and Luther invented
nell as 1t is accepted today to take
the place of purgatory, as believed in
by Catholics, was one of the state
ments made by Rev. Charles T. Rus
sell, Of Brooklyn and London taber-
nacles, who spoke in Portland TO
200 persons last night. His sub
lect was Hereafter He declared
the Bible gives no support to the be-
lief in purgatory Or a place of tor
ment, commonly spoken of as hell.
Pastor Russell arrived in Portland
from Sacramento yesterday morning
and will remain until after tonight's
meeting, He will answer questions
tonight, and has announced no sub
ject.
From here tie evangelist will go to
Tacoma and Seattle and Vancouver.
B. c.. Thence he will visit Calgary
Winnipeg and Toronto, Canada. He
has visited the principle cities Of the
United States on his way West. Witt
him is a party of $50 bible workers
The preacher is travelling undel
the auspices of the international
Bible Students, who bear his expens
es. No collection was taken at las
nights service.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30
4 X X X \ J y \ z Z Z Z =
K X.RAYS AND SMILES.


The examination of the papers OF
those applying for certificates to
teach Oregon's youngsters in the
public schools, indicate if those emil
nently unqualified for the job would
hit their true gait and occupation
the present unreasonable high price
of cord wood would be materially re-
duced.
A picnic at Sheridan caused the
Holy Rollers assembled there to leave
and go to Dallas. Sheridan is not
sorrowing and Dallas will a%nxiously
1oot forward TO the warm weathe!
and the real picnic season
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30

"1t cured me-" or TT saved the
life OF my child" are the expires.
s,ore vol hear every day about
T~bamberlains Collie, Cholera and
n-isrrboea Remedy. This Is true the
wor,d over where this valuable rem-
edy has been introduced; no oeu 81
medicine in use for diarrhoea OF
bowel complaints has received sucn
general approval. The secret OF ihe
Success OF Chamberlain's conc.
Cholera ana Diarrhoea Remedy II
mat Il cures. Sold by all dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30
Resurrection Is Belief.

es. No collection was taken at last
nights service.
Resurrection Is Belief.
He believes in a gradual resurrec-
ton from the dead for all the wicked
and an instantaneous resurrection for
the righteous. He explained that he
believes in the second appearing of
Christ.
God is now fitting his church to
save the world" he said. He has
not yet begun to save the world al
large, but he will do that after saw
ing the elect Gradually, every
man, in his W order, all that are
in their graves, will come forth.
Rev. Russell was formerly a Con
gregational minister, But fount
did not believe all the doctrines o
the church." he said, "and | threw
away my Bible, becoming one of tn
higher critics, as we call them.
supposed then that the creeds fairl
represented the Bible, But l cam
later to see differently.
Hell Belief Saddening.
81 think I could come very nea
nicking out the Catholics in this con
gregation tonight by their counte
nances. There is something abou
the face of a Catholic that indicate
main and fear. The trouble is ina
the Catholic expects to go to purge
tory. My dear Catholic brother,
believed as you do, my face woul
be very sad. The reason the ave-
age Protestant does not have a MOI
sorrowful face is not because he ma
q better theology, but because n
does not believe the theology II
does have, while Catholics beIieV
theirs.
81 am not here to say an unkin
word against any Catholic, or anyon
else, I want to tell you, howeve
why | am not a Catholic l Wa
horn Of Protestant parents an
probably that had a great zeal
d. with the matter, But since
t have come to think l have never D
: lieved in purgatory,
, As l look at your faces say
J myself, These are all sinful huma
= beings. The Bible says there IS NJ ,
Iona righteous, no not one Yet WI
all your imperfections not one ne
: would be willing to prosecute a f'
d low creature for "a hours II
: have sucb a good idea Of human II
ture what conception must nave
o,,. Creator who gave good gifts
oil mankind? VIII he do worse
NC tbap we would do by the bfu
creation?
noctrine Called Devlish'
L .1,,r of the Catholic
but the truth is the Protestants ma
tbe most devlish doctrine regard
tbe hereafter there is on earln' !
heather holds as wicked a doctrl
,e unon this point as the average IT..
d esta1t. We all regret that cal'
d cent his Christian brothers 10
L. state. but whoever copies a wick
god will be a wicked man j.,
u, N Centuries before Luther's II \
onr catholic friends had SAID
have an apostolic succession W
nnov we go back to the Apos'
?, lanes James and John and Paul for our .
ID Iigiop when we have living 'ea'ne.
ar t,S't they taught men what to belle
III md for a long time thereafter
g. aru 'o Of God was very little stud
Luther said to himself 1t zee e
tie to me our church has dep pa We W. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30

II # be true that lever the right
comes uppermost." It is sometimes
so badly dishgured in the fight as TO
be unacceptable.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-30

II YOU sing while making bread
vou will cry before it is eaten.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
Get a Transfer

II you are on the Gloomy Line.
Get a transfer.
II you're inclined 10 fret and pine,
Get a transfer
Get on the track of Doubt and Gloom.
Get on the Sunshine Train, there's room
Get a transfer
II you are on the Worry Train,
Get transfer.
You must not stay there and complain,
Get a transfer.
The Cheerful Cars are passing through,
And there is lots OF room for You.
Get a transfer.
IL you are on the Grouchy Track,
Just take Special back,
Get a transfer.
Jump on the train and pull the rope
That lands you at the station, Hope,
Get transfer.
Ladies Home Journal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

make good he goes behind the bars just surely as
does the negro who purloins a ham. II is this pub
licty that the millionaire swindler objects to- and also
the fact that his influence and money count nothing
This is the only way to treat these fellows" con-
tinued the chief inspector. The department has
tried again and again put down swinding through
the mails but in the past every time man of prom-
nenee and good banking connections was arrested he
could command his politicians to have the depart
ment ease up him. and the pressure such that
the work could not go on"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

Post came out with great scare head saying that
the scheme q fraud and would be investigated.
At that time was living in quiet boarding house
here and eating my breakfast there when the
paper delivered, An old lady sitting next to
took the Post and held it close eyes She
dropped it and put her hands her heart saying:
~ wish the government would stop meddiing
with legitimate business; they have attacked the
United Wireless Telegraph company and they viii
hurt the stock. I have $500 invested in it,
AT the same time young girl on the opposite
side of the table, clerk in the treasury. said: I
hope so. too. have got $50 in Wireless l took it
a flyer
These people thought was q clerk in the Post
ONCE department they had idea that was con-
nected with prosecution. They lost their money of
and that like thousands of others who
in this stock.
swindling By Mail.
Can you give some idea of the swindles car
ried through the mails?" / asked.
Their is legion. We have farm option
swindes mail order swindles and rubber plant men;
we have fraudulent employment bureaus fake CORE
spondence schools and fake patent agents; We have
swindles by individuals and swindles by corpora
tons and, in short, all sorts of swindes under the
sun. AS it is now striking at the big men,
and hope to wipe part of the business
We have score more of schemes which are being
carried all the country, some of which are
rapidly eliminating. We have the swinder syndicate
by which the schemers to induce the unsuspectng
TO buy goods gold bricks; have swindlers
who pretend TO sell counterfeit money and for good
dollars give the woud-be rascals green paper
dust instead; we have diamond ring swindlers who
pick up diamond rings jewelry shops and sell
them for half the value changing the ring that the
victim gets only cheap imitation
We have also swindling loan agents and swim
ding real estate Dealers among the latter Clar
ence D. Hiflman of Seattle, who made about $1,000
600 in land schemes and town lot schemes, often
selling land to which he had title at all He laid
out towns and published pictures Of the improvement
including railroads and factories. which had NO
istenee. He considered OF the largest real
estate operators the Pacific coast but exposed
his fraudulent methods and he is now in the peniten
TRY for over two years"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
Professional Mail swindIers.

But are there many men who make profession
of swindling the public through the mails?"
There have been thousands of them said the
chief inspector. and there are hundreds who
working in that way today. We are now engaged in
prosecuting some of the richest and powerful,
with the idea that IL suppress those at the top
We are bound get the smaller rascals by and by.
AS a result the small men frightened We have
located many Of them, and get reports every day
from the postmen that their offices closed
and that there is to receive their mail"
You ask about this class Of swindling a pro-
fesson. We have life records of the chief sEindlers
and We can trace them from fraudulent scheme
TO another Now it is a fake rubber scheme now a
fake mining scheme and next, perhaps, fake land
jobbng scheme. Take Huston, who treas
Of the United States and whom recently
convicted In going back over his records found
tracks OF his swindlings long before he the
government service, and they were a proof Of the
general rule: Once rascal. g rascal again
We have a rogues' gallery and a set Of records
of the principal swinders- We have reference
index cards, and trace them from place to
place al moments notice. Our OF informa-
ton are such that is almost impossible for the guilty
to escape
Take, for instance, the OF a millionaire law.
yer, now in the penitentisry. He thought he could
not be touched. but wound the coils around him
until he finally gave himself up saying he would
rather receive thousand penitenary sentences thar
suffer the and tear his while waitinl
for the which he knew must certainly fall. Tht
man could not post letter without we were awar,
Of it. He could not pay his insurance policies. h,
could not make step but it reported. The re
suit was he gave up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
Fake Prize Fighters.

How about the fake prize fighting, schemes MI
Inspector" --.--'
They among the singular frauds carried
through the mails" was the reply. They
usually backed by who pretend be miliopaires
and their victims try to make by swindng the
swindlers Take Mabray. who. together with his or
ganizaton, made something like $1,000, 900 out of
that game His victims came from all parts Of the
country and each robbed of from $1,000 to
$4,000 In these the victim approached
by of Mabrays eonfederates. who eonhdentally
told the man that he was secretary OF company Of
miIlionAires who had prize fighter with them whom
they were matching at the various places in such
way that the result was dead thing. The con-
federate claimed TO have charge Of the bets and he
got the victim to bet some money for him the
same time to put in q lot OF his money on the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
The Sucker List.

You would be surprised TO learn how well this
sWinding system is organized" continued the chief
inspector Il do not know that there is any fixed
combination. but there seems 10 be brotherhood by
which the men in the business communicate with
one another more quickly than by telegraph. They
have their code. and II man Is arrested in San
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
DAY kAIS AIhS sliE
Usual ore CUIPUI

AT the Day mine of the Day Bristol
Consolidated Mining company oper.
ations continue on the regular scale
Shipments CT about 100 tons per
day are being kept up.
inside the mine, conditions are
looking good. The raise from the
$50 level to the Slopes above the
tunnel is completed and good Dor
tion of the ore being shipped now
is coming from the upper Slopes.
Operations on the 400 level are
Just belng started and some good
Gre, ABOVE the average grace. is be-
ing broken, Ncrth of the shaft on
this ievei-where it is believed
the ore goes down from the 32y. de.
Veiopment is responding very fayora-
bly,.
On the 700 level, the GRE bodv
g. Is larger as operations are extend
eded, though the grade is a little
belew the average.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26

1t should not become one of the bread
TinnlrS aaaiD.
That there is every reason to be-
heve that work will be resumed at
the California PiJche mine shortly
Is also sUme good news released by
Mr. Rand. L. is Iropoleu to silk t4e
SHAFT to the 700-f-ct level A con-.
tr1- Of this property recently passed
to parties identified with the a u
net and Montana Mining company
vita which Minnesota people are iden
tilted.
The Roadside group, owned by Will
Ian, Lloyd, of this city, and others,
aaa see. bonded to the Calumet and
M5htaEa or wd. The deal was. turn
ed by Mr. Rand and who states that
ne ue' eltpmeIt work will be done
on the Erultrty without delay. The
Sf"und is lHea'ed near the Alps.
Mr. Rand was accompanied on this
| p hy ~ S S. q VINO has come
20 l5k "N'r tin Cnp with the view
IF 1rronIih4 ;,,tsr':d.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
G)1ial)l WILL not
CALL EXTRA SESSION

Carson dispatch says Since Gov
erncr Oddie's arrival yesterday morn.
ing he and the variJ Jus 9th T. sta !
officials have been carefally ccnsld-
ering the condition Of the stats IL
narces and the steps that SHAH
be taken toward providing re.ief.
we do net wish to CAL an Il a
sessi~n unless it seems TO be tae
only course open," sai4 the aoyCrnor
1t will be remembered that when
took office there was a deficit of
100000, ana tat al tne money left
la the genera lunu iCr runnln6 tne
WneIe sIa.es altails was SlO7 U0U.
repeatedly calsd the aLLeAti. Of
the legislature to tne situation but
the democratic leaIors IN tI.eir da.i. G
20 elDDalrass my aamluiA tIaLion re.us-
ed to move i'll lie n.att>r. hisAt up
to ahe last Minute, when the tax
bill was before the seAat,, which was
desleLsn with The view OF providing
.au04~ate tuhLs 1.r the. state, / ur,-
ed upon tntm the Importance Ct uo-
ing some hing. They r,fLseu, Lre-
NtliLs to Try to play politics in-
stead OF looking out fer the sat.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
WORM ATTACKS TREES
IN ELkO COUNTY

Our attention was called by Judg,
Mcr5an yesterday to the conditit n 0
a specie of ce ttn- wood tree. many O
which are grown in Elkc, and whfcf
are showing the rayagos Of a wAite
hammer-he aded worm, the leaves fall
Ing and links shrlyeling up. The
larye Of the worm is deposited in
the bark Of the tree, evident By
a beetle, and the worm as soon as il
developes, bores around under
the bark into the heart of the limb
BY closely examining the tres
the bCrings CT the worm can be
seen and The Only known me thoa O.
kli4lng them is to ai5 il out with /.
sharp knife CT cut off the limD. Nj
h4~l o..n Las lew tees that sh.S
how rapidly the w,rm works,a q /,
looks as ii in few years the tres
Will be completely gone. it is unue.
s.-~ Tie uees lii tno western pal
OF the state are so suffering irol
the same pest and the university au
tnoraIos nave Leen asheu to lnyeeLi
safe and suggest a remedy-Elh,
Free Iress.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
Coalition Company
Nearing Orc On 600

The Phoebe Coalition Mines compan.
il pushing 1ettiLpment work with
the usual Nieor aud General Manager
I;ean Z. Low r2pCI u that the cross
GU. tu the ore buds on the 6J0-f-.
level itd8 Been run out a distance of
about 135 feet.
For stlGLiinle. the miners have
been drilling their way through the
hardest kind ot white lime rock, but
il is believed that they are now near
ing the point where they sao4id
encounter d change in the fJrI1Gt On
and break into ore on this level.
;SreslccDt N. A. Low If Z peAa,
Kansas, aad other direC tors CT the
company were expected here this
week; but owing to the illness CT
Mrs. Low, the former has been o. lis-
ed to 6e]ay his rip west.
But in the meantime. everything is
NOV ing rapidly at the mine with
al conditions looking favorable.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
STALE CWtS fMST
AID 70 RECLAMATION,

CARSON, Aug. 23-The drilling
rig crdered by the state industrial
Gnd publicity commission has arriv.
ed. This is an artesian drilling ont
tlt CT the most modern nature. de-
signed to Lore from small S-inch cas-.
ings
The first work undertaken will be
IN TINS county, where Iano is t. be
bored fer arIesian water. The work
viii cost the land owners only tae
ac'ual expenses as incurred In the
running of the machine and tools.
The state is not enoea. .oring to make
any money from tae farmers or re-
claimers CT arid lands under this
project.
This is the first assistance ever
offered by the state in the reclama-
zion of the desert lands through de-
veloping water at cost. The work of
the commission will be experimen al
until such time as standard prices
per loot can be settled on 1t is un-
derstood that Dan Merton, the clerk
of the bureau. will take charge of
the machine on it's arrival and drill
the first we'll.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
PiTTSBuRG SILVER PEAK
MAKES FINE SHOWING

President William Finn of tbe
Fittsburg Silver Peak Gold Minins
company issues a statement cover.
lhs "peraucns for tne six months
chding Jant 80, 1911. During this ne.
Rod an average Of 116 stamps of tne
to.al Of 10 were 81 continuous On.
et it"n. Lion fror. S9,4S7 tons Of
or was ex'raot"d gil Ing an aver.
age gross return Of ~ 8. ton. Fol.
hWilg is the statement. Gross earn
ing5 SiVcl Peak Cole Mining com.
pany and TIE Mohawk-Alpine Min
ing company, $433,772; expenses.
s332 9o6; ret earnings, $S1, 1866 Gross
earnings Pittsburg Silver Peak Cold
Mining con pany, $225,72S; opera ing
expenses, $11S,860; net earnings. s1O6
SeS; interest, $3,75S; total, net earn.
ings, $1S4,S ,S76 construction account.
Valcalda railroad and mine. $11 .OO5:
surplus, $113,S71. The balance sheet
as CT June 80 shows total assets
and liabi tiles of $3,954,359,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26

to be used in dam and road COZ
u ~.t-~A, Sai4u hAL--a. Las Ylo,voU
woitA - h-a~AlAtry oA4 .Ae ia. 1. vI..
tlS 0s.se u ga. 'd.Aey.
Coal vai.ey is luea.ly situated be-
tWeoA nAoGn.aIA laneeS VIII al AT
tdde q aD.lt a,VOU ie~t t, InU WE &c. !.
are mIiu, and with the excpeti tion ii
duoeJ Lwo mJnCnS tlIre are no irost.
to lnt~rIere with larm wcrK. Wate.
Tor hCuseholu pLrpCs>s can be na>
by driven wells at a dep,h of froL
20 to 2O0 feet. it is a SO expec.e,
tlat Grlesian wa,er can be hal ,anG
1t is the intGnt CT he mana ,emeAt
OF the company to bore for are ia.
Wat~r in the near future. There
also much sood timber in the noun
taiAs, which can b esWaed ana u.s.
f.r building purposes.
Coal valley is 80 miles long and
IL miles wide, every acre OF which
It is claimed is susce ptible of cult
yation. The cam will conserve tae
drainage Of a watershed As by so
niles. M
Arrangements have already beer
made to settle a portion of this
lar sc tract CT land with thrifty Kan
sas farmers who will dispose of
their farms and come to the new
west with ample means to speedily
reclaim the desert.-Ely Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
Kansas Men Seek
Land In Coal Valley

II. h. Monheim, manager Of the
Cherry CreeK irrigation company If
oa-s La..e Sity, a..olApaAieu ~ ms
spe~4d. e4loI.~~r, CalA 4,o.Aol a. u.Aue.i,
pdsseu tLr~lsA Ely yCsu~r1ay III an
autehobI4e 1.r Loal Valley, auout
lACy n4I.es west OF Ilotne IA Liz
coAn county. wnere the c.Mpany is
lnr-resLeu III one OF the arrest III
saIi.s eAlerlllses iii tue wesLel
coaAIiJ. lac C.mpa.y soCuie4 It's
rl.LLs Tor Tie LSe .l wat1rS rom
Ln>riy ,leth, flA.e .r EN- a..u cot "a
WOou lii AlliI. 1908, ana since tnat
Tine ndS .AL.AGeu Y4.C,vCv eli IAg
en.orlrlse. witn the result that by
next slring IL will re aDe TO 1f.er
Wat4r suIioieLt to lril.,at b,y.U
a.res .f IaLd. lhe company has al
reauy constructed cam at wha. is
Known as water Gap; anu has con-
served water t. the depth OF tn fe t..
Inc reser cir Capaoi y is $1,000 acre
feet, but by raising the dam and con-
ser .ins the fioou waters, the alao-
ity of the reservoir will pe more
tlan doubled.
The enterprise was reported upon
and approved when the company was
organized about three years ago by
M. M. Murtaugh, who was in charge
of the cons ruotion work Of the Twin
Falls irrisating PROJECT Mr. MLrtaugh
was later sent to inspect the Panama
canal by the government. which is
an indication Of his eminence as an
engineer.
The company is backed by Salt
Lake City and eaetern capitalists ard
financed fer an active campaign Of
development. 1t is new taking in a
steam shovel and a traction engine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-08-26
CENTENNIAL PUSHING
SHAFT TO DEEP

superintendent Lloyd Of the Cen
tennial Phoebe informs the Record
that two shifts CT men are now EN-.
pioyed in sinking the shaft at that
property and that it is not improb-
able that three shifts will be work.
Ing within the next week.
Everything is running smoothly"
SAID Mr.. Lloyd, "and we propose
to send the shaft down to the 700
without delay. With the pumps re-
Gently Installed there is no trouble
In handling the water. There seems
to be nothing in the way of making
excellent progress. The shaft is
now down about $50 feet"