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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11

row he win be examined for tuber-
culosis indications, and failing these,
he may obtain the privilege OF the
type case--a privilege much esteemed
in San Quentin. What John J. Will
ultimately be employed at is yet un-
certain. For he present he Will
weave iute, r
The future--that ls the whole
thought OF both men. James b. Nc
Namara's mind Is focused eight years
from today, when he shall be permit
ted to ask for parole. John ]. Nc
Namara looks ahead five years, when
he, too, may ask for freedom.
Manacled to Deputy Sheriff Cath
ers, ]. B. MCNAMARA occupied an up
per berth, and John J. in charge OF
sheriff Hammell, the lower, on the
trip from Los Angeles to Port Costa.
At 5 O'Clock yesterday they awak-
ened, had light breakfast. and at
sunrise disembarked to board the
tug Caroline, Their Journey toward
the fortress-like walls was nearly com
pleted.
Nations rise aud fall, but history
Is written just the same" declared
John ]. McNamara before the gates
closed on him. This applies to me.
The future Is still before u.s."
Los Angeles county spent $1,000 to
transfer the prisoners from Los An
geles to San Quentin, the largest
amount ever expended for such
purpose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
CURTAIN RINGS down ON M'NAMARAS
BOTH START TOWORK IN JUTE MILLS
Both Wanted Him.

= Seattle, Dec. 11.-A Jury this =
= morning fixed the value of a =
= husbands love at $4,000, when =
= It awarded $4,000 damages to =
= Mrs, Eliza A. Phillips. who had =
= sued Mrs. Matte A. Phillips =
+ for 100000 for the alienation =
= Of the affections Of John w. +
= Phillips. =
= John w. Phillips. whose af- =
= fections were set at so high a =
= figure, disappeared and left his =
: two former wives to fight out =
+ the issue in court. The verdict =
> is one of the heaviest on record :
= for such a case, =
= Mrs. Phillips No Q, the de- =,
= PENDANT, is reputed to be worth =
= about s2,OOO,OOO. =
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
TAKE UP The JURY BRIBING CASE
WHITE TELLS OF FIRST APPROACH
The Gaekwar Naughty.

= London, Dec. 1.-THE Gaek- 4
+ war of Baroda, one of India's I
: wealthiest and foremost ruling I
+ princes, now attending the Du- 1
= bar at Delhi, has been brought I
+ into a sensational divorce suit I
+ here, application having been
= made to the court asking per- 1
= mission to cite him as core 4
= spondent. 1
= Members of European royalty I
= are declared to be the princi- 4
+ pals. Their names are sup /
r pressed 4
= The incident causing the did
+ vorce action is reported to have I
= occurred during coronation
: week, when the Gaekwar of I
+ Baroda was in London in at I
+ tendance upon King George, as I
+ one of India's representatives. 4
+ +++ +++ +++ - I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
Cheaper textbooks.

Senator Patton Of this city has Of
fered SIS in cash prizes to the high
school debating society for discus
sion Of the question, Resolved, that
free text books wor ID be desirable in
the public schools The debating
section Of the high school met to or
ganize the debate this afternoon at
$3.50, and the first tryout viii be FRI
day night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
A Good Time Assured.

One OF the events Of interest this
coming week will be the "old time
dance at the Armory. Tuesday even
ing December 12. An invitation Is
extended to old and young alike, and
all are assured a good time. There
will be as many Of the old time
dances as will be enjoyable to the
crowd. but the modern waltz and
,wo-step will not be neglected.
Everybody will be welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
SMALLPOX
ERIDEMIC
AT MARION

Discovering the little town OF Mar
ion to be suffering from an epidemic
of smallpox, DR.. Van Winkle, county
health officer, yesterday afternoon
placed the quarantine on four homes,
and with the view of preventing the
dreaded disease from spreading, d.
rected that the schools be closed and
that all religious services be dis
pensed with,
In all Of the homes over which the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
Report Is a Fake.

, Washington, Dec. Ire =
: ports that President Taft is to =
, withdraw from the presidential :
, contest were today pronounced =
, malicious fake, at the White >
, House. An anti-Taft leader =
, said; 1--WE thought three days =
, ago that Taft would withdraw. =
: But we don't know Everybody =
: on the inside believes that Taft =
: intends to tightto the last ditch. =
: He wants a renomination more =
: than he ever wanted anything =
, in his life, and is lining up ev- =
= cry bit Of power he has to get :
= it." =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
SAY CLIENT
NOT GUILTY
OF A CRIME

Convinced that their client, Pearl
Greene, a travelling salesman for
Fairbanks-M Morse G. Co., and whose
extradition papers Acting Governor
olcott signed Saturday, is guilty OF
no crime, the law firm of Weather
ford & Wyatt, of Albany, today began
habeas corpus proceedings in his be-
half, in the county court Of that
city. - 2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
FRANKLIN ASKED HIM IF He
WOULD HOLD THE MONEY and
PAY SAME WHEN CASE ENDED

Wnte says He Handed $500 to Juror Lockwood and Told
HIM he Had $500 More to Be Paid if He Qualified as
Juror-lhS $500 He Turned Over to District ATTORNEY
FrederckS After He Was ArreSed-LoCkwood CorrObor.
ateS the Story-He Also Gives Up the $500 Paid Him After
FrankIn'S Arrest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11

A PLAN TO
HAVE VOTE
ON CHOICE
Chairman Houser, of the Pro-
greSSive Republican League,
Wants Masses of Party to
Vote on Preference for Pres
ident.
HE PASSES IT UP TO TAFT

President Is Urged TO IndOrse This
Plan, But win Probably Not DO
sO-Matter Presented to Arthur
vorys. National Committeeman for
Ohio, Who WILL in Turn, Present
II to the nrmittee--Chicago to
Get Convention. o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
NO LONGER LABOR LEADERS
They ARE KNOWN BY NUMBERS
JAMES may WORK AS PRINTER

John Convict No. 25315 and lanes 24314-Wee Taken
to the Prison at San Quentin Yesterday ManaCIed to OFF,
Cers-LOs Angeles Spent $1,000 to Get Them Transfer
red Safely Nations Rise and FALL But History Writ
ten lust the Same" Was John Us Last Remark Before the
Prison Doors Shut Him nj.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11
Wife Has Him Arrested.

WI1e naS ttlHl hfftSteO.
Greene's wife secured a divorce
from him in Tacoma, and in the de-
cree she was awarded the custoy OF
the child. and alimony to the extent
of $50 month Since the divorce,
his lawyers say, he has paid one-third
Of the allmony. Though there was
no clause inserted in the decree that
he should support the child, lately
his wife had a warrant issued for him
chargin him with failure to support
it, and he was arrested at Albany,
where he has been confined in jail
since November 20.
OlcOtt Valves Law.
When the application for his extra
dition came up Saturday afternoon,
Acting Governor Olcott waived all
law points, and voted in favor of the
baby. Greene's attorneys contend
ed, in the first place, that no crime
had been committed, and in the sec
ond place, that If one had been COM
mitted. Greene could not be consid-
cred a fugitive from justice-that he
had never fed from the state. The
failure to pay the alimony, and he
has been unable lately to meet a
portion OF It, they contend, is but the
failure to pay debt, and is no
crime. If Washington has law pro-
viding that divorced husband must
support a child who has been as
signed to the custody of the wife,
and she is securing alimony then
such a showing was not made before
the acting governor, they contend.
Thev give it as their opinion that
the present charge was preferred
against their. client for the sole rea-
son of railroading him back to the
state of Washington for some reason.
and thev are convinced that a court
of law will not sustain the acting gov
ernor in signing the requisition.
Should Consider Law Points.
The contention is advanced that
the acting governor should have con-
sidered the law points in the case as
well as sentimentallty. If a decision
was to be made on the latter, 1t is
maintained that the husband, who
has paid as much Of the alimony as
he can, and who has been incarcer-
ated for nearly a month is also en-
titled to some Of It. The battle now
promises to be between the courts
and the acting governor, and It VIII
no watched with much interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11

Making mistakes Is specially OF
some people who know nothing about
the acknowledging Of them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11

Love is the poultlce that draws out
the sting OF strife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11

Learning economy may not be
pleasant. but it beats breaking stone
on the streets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11

his Office the following week and did
so There Franklin told him he
probably would be called as a Juror
in the Mcnamara case and pledged
him to secrecy.
He then told me-" said Lockwood,
George, we are both getting old
and we haven't taken advantage of
our opportunities. It's time we
worked our heads. There is $4,000
in it for you if you'll qualify as a
juror in the Mcnamara case. Il
asked him how it could be done, and
he said: There will be $500 in it at
the start and if the prosecution re-
lects you you can keep tht,. If you
qualify you can get the other $15OO."
| asked him how I'd get the other
$500 and he said II could be paid
through my wife, told him my
wife would not stand for anything
like that, and he said, then we could
make other arrangements. Then he
told mel could vote for acquittal be-
cause 1t had been proven that Nc
Manigal had been with Burns for
six weeks or two months prior to the
arrests in the case. He told me that
there would be plenty of reasonable
doubts in the case and that l could
easily justify my voting for acquittal.,
Then he told me he would leave the
balance of the money with Jerry
Leftwidge, but l tod him did not
know Leftwidge ard we parted.
"a week later he came to my house
and l told him that would not have
anything to do with the matter. He
told me | was foolish to be afraid
of him and that l ought to take the
money.
Told District Attorney.
"As he left me I went to the dis
trict attorney and told him all about
it. Soon afterward Captain Freder-
icks came to me and told me if
Franklin renewed the proposition to
go through with it and keep the dis
trict attorney informed. Franklin
came to me on November 26 and
told me that my name had been
drawn as a juror and he then took
me around back of the barn and
said: George, there is $4,000 in this
for you.
"He told me it would be perfectly
safe and that | would get the money.
| told him when a man goes into
thing like this he must be sure he is
getting his purchase price. | sug-
gested name that had been sug-
gested to me by the district attorney,
bnt Franklin said no. that he would
trust Cap White a thousand times
where he would not trust the man
mentioned once. That man was
Henry Yonhn, who was satisfactory
IN the district attorney Then he Of
rered me 5000 on account but | re-
fused it. saying I only wanted one
transaction and he must give me the
$500 at once. Then he made arrange
ments to meet the next day. He
told me that he would have to see
Clarence Darrow to arrange a safe
wav in which the money was to be
paid over to me.
Put Up the Job.
"The next day came to town ana
after telling the district attorney all
about wha had happened, went to
M Monte with the district attorney
and called up FrarHlin. | told him
to meet me at my house that night.
He asked me if he would bring the
hig one out, and l told him yes.
He came out to my house at O'CLOCK
that night and asked him where
Darrow was
~He asked me if I had though,
mot narrow was the big one, ana
when I said I certainly had though'
80 he said: oh, no, it was Car
white meant
Then we talked the matter oveI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-11

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30

New York Sept. 29-Tht cotton
market showed continued nervousness
ana rr,lulauty today ana while an
carly decline was followed by rally
TO nearly the closing figure of yester-
day. prices sagged off again in the
Iat. trading with the close at net
ioss oO crl points for the day
yh opening was barey steady at
a decline ot f. points on October
Nuch was apparently influenced by
tne circulation of few notices while
ut.r months were from to ) points
laH,r 100 response to somewhat dis
cables, continued good
N,.b,r in the South and over night
accumulation of southern selling or
d,i'
The unsettled political situation
abroad aud Ullys declaration of war
seemed to strengthen unfayorable op-
iuious as tu trade conditions, and the
feeling in this direction was also en-
couragcd by talk of labor trouble in
this country but Notwithstanding
such uufdyorablc features, spinners
are believed to have been calling cot
ton rather frcclNwhilc the bulk of the
week end crop news now reporting the
trade is favorable
Receipts today S3,4O1 against &c.
84e last week and 1866 last year.
Todays receipts at New orleans S.1SS
against 5.6ee last year and at lIous-
ton 19,2SS against 3S,452 last year,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30
Wish old CEMETERY
To HAVE Enclosure
COMMISSIONERS HAVE TAKEN
UNDER AMUSEMENT APPEAL
or PETITIONERS.

A committee representing per-
sons who have friends or relatives
buried IN the old cemetery ON West
S4eond street which has been the
basis of facuonal war In Tulsa for
months past waited upon Clty Conn
missioners Noogcr and Wheatcy yos-
tcriay with an appeal TO have the
fencing Of the cemetery declared "A
public necessity The two commits
soncrs. who were some umo since
delegated to act for the city I'm the
cemetery matter. took no definite a'-
ton. but have the proposition under
advisement
Tho cemetery committee was com.
posed II NJ. j Romalne, James Ar
cher, and George Henry.
Certain persons In the city claim
ownership Of the property where the
cemcNr Is located and have made
novr their intentions of bringing
alou Inc removal Of the bodies there
in u another burial ground. Those
who designate such move MS this u
"dysrcratiou of the rights Of the
dead, have announced their deter
mraton to appeal 10 the war dee
rarmcnt to provyut such steps bee
in" th.u Many old soldiers and
indians ore buried m the ecmctnv
which is situated in the center of Yves,
Second street within "a few blocks or
the Ire.U.es ..UIrr of tho town
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30

for tho week ending, September 80.
Now York Cotton Exchange.
Weekly movements
Port receipts, this year. 436925;
last year, not available.
Overland to Mills and Canada, this
year 2,635; last year not available.
southern Mil TakIngs (estimated),
this year. $1,000.
Gain Of stock at interior towns, this
year l2,7SO.
Brought into sight for tho week,
5i73fO,
Total crop movement
Port receipts, li1S,263,
over land to Mills and Canada. u
re.
Southern Mil TakIngs (estlmated). .
10000.
stock at Interior towns I'm EXCESS Of
September 1st 1434l0.
brought into sight thus far for sea-
son l,lS9,394
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30

Chicaro. Sept 29-Wheat at the
outset today was "a shade to 1-4c high
err. December started 9S IL to 3-S,
a gain off sixteenth to 1-Sn1-4, and
then sacgcd to % rs
Corn dropped because Of lack of
demand. December opened shade
lower at 90 IS. touched 7-Sn64 and
then declined to 63 a.
oats showed independence Of 9TH
or grains. Firmnoss was the rule. De-
ccmbcr started the same as last night
to Is up at a. $50 -. and ascend
ed TO a. 1-2 "a SIS
Provisions leaned to the bull side.
First sales were IL lower to ? l2
higher, January pork 14.97 IL; lard
S.22 1-20S55 end 7.S7 IL for ribs.
Announceemnt that war had been
declared bv Italy brought about a
quick upturn In wheat. The close was
nervous with December 3-Sd1-2c net
higher az 9S SIS.
Corn closed steady with December
SO 3-467-S. net loss Of 1-sc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30

the most important factor. Declara-
tion of war by Italy against Turkey,
later brought a reaction, but Italy's
declaration of war heightened the un-
favorable effect of the foreign in
fluence
In the latter part OF the day, the
market sagged and gains Of 10 to so
points were lost The close found
some losses on the days operations,
although net changes, in most eases.
were only formal.
Total sales per value. $3.42O,OO0.
United States bonds unchanged on
call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30
compnrnlI,c lolton slntcmcnl.


New York. Sept 29.-For the week
ending September 20;
Net receipts at AN T.. $ ports dur
ing week, i3421S.
Net receipts Of all T.. s ports same
week last year. 3S9,7S1.
Total receipts since september 1st
1.7OO.OOS.
Total receipts to same date last
year. s2Il21.
Exports for the week. 8O3.194.
Exports for same week last year.
252.64j.
Total exports since September 1st..
767.i1a.
Total exports same date last year
614906.
Stock at all United states ports.
5oS,9S2.
Stocks at all L. s. ports same time
last year. SSO.I62
Stock at all interior towns. 239.7T0.
stock at all interior towns. same
time last year. 1S5.935.
stock at Liverpool. 2S3.OOO
stock AT Liverpool same time last
year 275.OO0.
stock Of American afloat for Great
Britain same time last year. 210. 600.
Movement Of Cotton.
New York. Sept. 2s.-The following
st a tistics on thu fnoyement of cntton
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30
GnlNcslnn COttnn.

Galveston. Tex. Sept. 29.-Cotton
quiet; middling 10 s-1e; net receipts
2S.06s; gross 2s.o6s; sales 2.6ss: stock
124.566: Great Britain 30.7i2. France
15.s1e; continent 4.s76.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30

New York. Sept 29-Normal recov-
cry in stock prices. characterizlng
yesterdays operations. was continued
early today. The active short inter-
est was the pivot around which the
market revolvod. the covering move
ment. by that element. constituting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30

Farmers Furniture Store is in its
infancy. hardly a month old. but
watch them grow. They understand
the business. and know how to apply
THE Golden Rule" in their deal
ings. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30
NrM Nnrl, Snot Cotton

New York. sept 29.-Cotton spot,
Quiet 8 points lower. middlng up
lands 10 so; do gulf 1855: sales 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-30
Movement Of Cotton

New York. Sept 2s.-The following
statistics on the movement Of cotton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22

Ing TO a plan to which both sides
would agree, such action would be
undertaken.
The railroad list was relatively
hrn. Missouri Pacific rose poin'.
despite the Unexpectedly large deficit
revealed yesterday in the anuua. re
port. Some of the railroad shares
sold off point or more and at times.
there was heavy pressure against
Union Pacific. but these issues rallied
later. and throughout the session OF
fered effective resistance to the days
unsettling influences.
The market virtually ignored al
outside influences.
The bond market was weak. with
marked declines in the active spccu-
lativr.ssues. United States Steel Is.
howevt ~ held well. Total safes par
value S-.504.OOO
United States bonds were unchang-
ed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22

pienski second degree murder cases
on October l6th.
Edw. Steinmetx has taken Judge
ment against Frank Spartolary for
$5O2.50 and costs.
Steinmetz IN another suit against
Sportolary makes several insurance
companies defendants. asking that
nre insurance claims due Sportolary
be made subject TO his judgement anu
he be enjoined from transferring etc.
the claims for his recent Ere unit.
this judgement is paid.
Wilmer Bickerstaff VS.. Jno. Leon
ard. appeal from docket OF Justice
Griffith.
Olive Talamini VS.. Antonio Tai.
amini. settled.
Frances Popski VS.. Andy Popski.
settled.
j. b. Hickman VS.. Mary J. Weyer
ct al. commissioners report confirmed
and Hickman elected to take at $500
the appraisement. Deed and distri-
button ordered.
Lucy Linehan VS.. Samuel W. Pearce
ct al. domer interest ordered set OF
for plaintiff.
Mamie Mcconnell was granted n
divorce from Tnos. o. .icConnell ON
grounds OF cruelty and gross neglect
OF duty.
Judge Richards has refused the
motion to quash against the indict-
ment against Howard Curry for EN-
bezzlement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
CIRCUIT COURT
Damage Suit Of Or. Bailey VS.. City &
{. G. 8esins-chureh Trustees
Confirmed.

The jury trial of the case OF DIR. NJ.
!. Bailey vs.. City and Elm Grove
Railway company was begun ycster.
day IN Part II OF circuit court before
Judge ilervey. Tie plaintif Claims
5000" damages for personal injuries
sustained in an accident AZ the corner
OF Water and Twelfth streets. IL be.
ing alleged that he was struck bv A
car through the negligence OF the en-.
plOyes
Dr. Bailey is represented by At
torney John =. Arbenz and the de-
tense by Attorneys Schuck and Comm.
In the case Of John J. Seybold 81 al
VS.. Irwin z. KEEL ct al. memorandum
was entered sustaining a demurrer TO
Dill asking cancellation Of note and
deed OF trust on the ground OF fraud
ulent representations
I'm appeal Was filed from the court
Of Justice Bailey in the case OF Dora
Sisismuud ~. Aaron Sigismund The
SUIT Is for the sum of $500. In the
court Of Justice Bailey the plaintiff
was awarded the sum OF Sl7I for cash
and jcweiry.
The petition OF the First English
Lutheran church asking confirmation
OF trustees was granted by Judge Mes.
biti. The new officials are as fol-
lows. Rev. ". s Dysinger. l.. j.
Bayha. J. NJ Bruhn. W. ~. Grade.
Henry. ;. Juereens. George G. Meyer.
!. 7. kindelberger. Logan Rose. John
}. Brockhardt. 4. e. Dyer. J. "A.
Daley. ". 7. Michel and John G..
Lynch.
The prccipe vas filed in the suit or
{. =. Braunlich W Michael Agnic and
Alex hailent. IN assumpit. for $1,000
claimed 10 be due on notes Attorney
John =. Arbenz is representing tn,
plaintiff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-22
Metals.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2I.-Standard
copper, weak. Spot. sII.S5a1195:
London. steady. spot. c54. los: IN.
lures. 10. js. Arrivals at New Yorl,
Today. 2'0 tons. Custom house re-
turns show exports OF l5.7S2 tons so
Tar this month
Lake copper. $l2.62IhGI2.1J: elec.
trolytic. sl225a 1850; casting. S1212l.
a l2."7is
Tin-Weak: spot. S3S.12Ie n 3S.37is.
London. weak: spot. EI73. LIS. Sd
futures. E111. -. I'd.
Lead Dull; Sf45Q455. London.
Els. IS
SHELTER Dull; s5.9OaG.oo. London.
E27. les. Cd.
lron-Cleveland warrants. 4Gs. I'd in
London. Locally iron was quiet. No.
J foundry northern. sI5.25HI5.5O: No.
:. $l'."0p l".25. No. southern and
No. l southern soi,. sl5.0Od15.5O.