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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12

Premier
Is Killed
CanaIeiaS One Of Spain S
Best Men Shot Down in the
Streets Of Madrid By As
SaSSin This Morning
tuNIrrD PRESS LEASED wrnrl

Madrid, Nov 12,-Premier Canalejas
was assassinated here today. The muir
derer, Manuel Pardmas Y. Zarrate,
then committed suicide,
King Alfonso was greatly shocked
when he learned Of the tragedy He
hurried to the ministry Of the interior
and prayed at length beside the body
Immediately afterward cabinet meet.
ing was held and Minister Prieto was
appointed acting premier
This afternoon the corpse of the
dead statesman lay in the main hall
of the ministry Of the interior build
ing while sympathetic crowds passed
it by The royal palace is heavily
guarded and only persons known to
the authorities are allowed in the VIZ
cinity.
The assassination Of Canalelas oc-
Cured at 1870 this morning, but the
censor held up all telcgraphlc and
telephone connection, and the news
was not generally known for four
hours. Not even commercial cables
were permitted.
When the tragedy occurred Canal
ejas had just left his room and was
crossing the square to the ministry of
the interior where cabinet meeting
was planned The street was crowded
and as the premier always went about
unguarded, Zarrate found no difficulty
in reaching his victim When the shots
rcng out Canalejas did not even uttel
a cry but collapsed instantly to the
pavement
zarrate, the assassin, was 2S years
of age He was a native Of northern
Spain.
Dispatches from Lisbon this after.
neon say that zarrate was arrested
and die not commit suicide. The an
nouncement Of the Madrid police that
he ended his life is believed to have
been intended to throw his accom-.
Vllces off their guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
Want Road Wldened.

Represented by William Brown
property owners holding real estate on
tbe Turner road have petitioned the
state land board to widen that road to
tbe extent Of 10 feet on each side be-
tween Salem and the reform school
bridge. The property owners agree to
move back their fences and give the
necessary ground free Of charge on
condition that the county court Win
the assistance Of road district No. 'O
and help from the state board shall
improve the road with crushed rock.
Governor West will take up the matter
with the county court and the ROAD
district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
snes f0r DlYOrce.

Martha Moeller has begun divorce
against Adolph c. Noel
ier to whom she was married in Sa-
lem. oregon, October 10, 1903. Ihere
is one child. Clarence, issue Of this
,,nion. who is eight years Of age. one
orud ten months Of age has been
adopted The double charge OF cIus, .,..
ond inbuman treatment and desertion
ora alleged in the complaint Tn'
...,os involved in this case are resi-
Gents Of West Salem,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
What the
Press Says
About Her

What the newspapers say about
Miss Crawley in Oscar Wilde's great
play The Broken Law" at the Grand
Thursday.
Miss Crawley is one of the great
est actresses of the whole theatrical
World'-New York Musical Courier
She played with great skill and
grace, New York Journal.
THE writer would not rellnquish
the memory of such truthful, simple
demonstrations of pure and lofty
hlstrionic method for all the SNOWY
complex eXpedient Of a wilderness of
leading women and stars Theirs is
the acting Of a part Here is the in
depreciation Of poetry and the defini-
ton of character" Chicago Record
Herald.
Miss Crawley is one Of the truest,
Suotlest English artists who has
graced the American stage for many
"a long ear,7-Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
Miss Crawley's personal charm is
as pronounced as it must remain inde-
ScrlDable, William Marion Reedy, in
'he st, Louis Mirror.
Some day she will dominate her
uay with her charm and her voice,
which is a chime Of many changes. -
st. Louis Mirror.
She may fairly be said to be with
ouI peer"-Amy Leslie, in the
Chicago News.
constance Crawley is a Henry Irv-
Ins in skirts. s."-otheman Stevens, in
Los Angeles Examiner
There is magic in the web of her
,Olce' 1t has tones Of liquid gold"
ASuIon Stevens, in San Francisco Ex-
amlner.
MISS Crawley's superb art and
9eau'ltcl enunciation enables her to
NVla'm blanl, verse better than any
"olnan on the stage. st Louis Re
public.
NO greater compliment can be
pau TO Miss Crawley than to say that
'' Nosallnd is one not very soon tc
~ forgotten, 1t is even greater thar
lone ro one presented by Ada Rehan. :
''oOlle Daily Item.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12

Business
of Council

When Sanitary Inspector S. p. Nc
Cracken was asked by Mayor Lach-
mund, at the council meeting last
night, If his work in the city was free
from difficulty that official replied
You would not expect the sanitary
inspector to have no difficulties, /
hope"
Mr., McCracken then went on to
state that in certain parts Of the city
he was having trouble in persuadng
the residents to connect up with the
city sewers. He said that most Of
these people were living in rented
houses, and that the owners Of the
houses were were out Of the city, and
could not be reached. He said that
there was additional trouble with re.
spect to sewers because. in some sec
tions of the city, the laterals have not
yet been extended,
Mr.. McCracken's report showed that
during the month Of October he in
spected SO plumbing jobs, made 55
sewer connections, investigated 81
complaints and served IS notices up
on the residents to connect with sew
ers.
The council last night referred to
the sewer committee and to the chair
man of the street committee a report
recommending to be Iaid balance of
S1159.27 due the contractor on the
Union street sewer.
Councilman Rigd?n, chairman Of the
printing committee, brought up the
question of how he was going to know
how many pamphlets containing the
measures to be voted on at the De-
cember election to have printed, since
the women would be allowed to vote
at that election. The women, he said,
would make the bills higher Mayor
Lachmund explained that the commit
tee would have power to act on its
own discretion in the matter The
question Of printing additional PAM
phlets was referred to the finance
committee,
Chairman Brown, Of the park com
mittee recommended in his report
that the Waite memorial fountain run
through the month Of November and
then cease operation until spring. He
said it would be necessary for the
fountain to have a constant attend
ant through the winter, and recon-
mended that Operator Marsh be con
tinued in his connection with the foun-
tain at a salary Of $40 a month. The
council agreed
The city engineer reported that on
the improvement Of the alley in block
a. which was improved by private
contract there remained due on the
assessment a sum Of approximately
s1245. The report was placed on file
The engineer reported the compile
ton Of the improvement of South Cot
tage street and North High street by
the Montague-OReilly Co., and rec
ommended the payment Of the con-
tract price. minus Is per cent The
report was referred to the street com
mittee On the approach to the
North Summer street bridge it was re-
nortod that there was due 3il2529
This report was read and placed on
file
Under new business .be council gee
,srred TO the sewer committee a reso-
lrtiop for a warrant Of }ii9so n ia-
yor of fhe Warren Construction co..
for sewer construction on Cottage
street. To the street committee was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
They Have Made Up.

UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE
Washington, Nov. 12.-After a lapse
of 20 years diplomatic relations be-
tween Chile and Peru have been re-
sumed,( according to dispatches re-
ceicved today at the state department
The two countries went to war, and
have been disputing since 1888 over
sovereignty of the provinces Of Tacna
and africa. The new agreement pro-
yldes that Chile shall rule over these
provinces for the next 20 years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12

Medford, Ore, Nov ia ballot
cast for Woodrow Wilson, for presi-
dent, caused the death Of L. h. Loom
as, a resident Of this valley. Suffering
from appendicitis, he refused to be
moved to a hospital for an operation
until after he had cast his vote No
vember 5. Physicians who attended
him stated today following his death,
that an earlier operation would have
saved his life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
LOrImcr Very Ill.

TUNlTTn rNH8 WNNrD VIM
Chicago Nov l2,-Former United
States Senator William Lorlmcr is
very i'll at his home here today suf-
lcrmg from appendicitis. An opera
tlon is declared necessary
DR. j, y. Murphy who Is expected
to arrive from the east this afternoon,
will perform the operation Lorlmer
suffered his first attack Saturday
night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12

Many people are wondering why
the flag on rha p5a'o.nce i8 at half
mast IT la over th. death Of Vice
President Sherman the flag remain
inp at half mast for 90 days after h0s
hnaLh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
Tnrred the Woman.

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l
Norwalk, O., Nov. 12.-Charged with
"tarring" Minna LaValley at Clarks-
vile, IL miles east of here six men
were placed on trial here today The
girl who is 10 years old, says she was
mistreated on the night of August 10,
last.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
: = - -
10 Examine Sc Z

M'lwaukee' Nov. Il ,dge =
= = BacKus this afternoon nan p, he =
= schrank insanity commlssI, :
= follows; DR.. Walter Kemps. =
r expert alienlst; DR.. Alfred =
= Young county physician, and =
= Dr. s. G, smdley of Riverside =
sahitarium They will report +
= later, If schrank is found in. y
= sane, he will be sent to an asy- =
Y lum' Dozens Of messages are =
= being received by District Attor- =
r ney zabeal that he treat schrank +
r lenlently, !
+ + 4 \ + + L = l. i 4 L l. L
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
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JohnSOn's Bonds $4,000.

= Chicago Nov 12.-owing N =
' new indictments returned against =
= him the bond of Jack Johnson. =
, negro champion heavyweight pu- =
= gilist, accused of violating tbe =
r anu-white slavery act was in =
= creased today to $4,000. W G =
= Anderson, a negro attorney. an =
= peared before United States =
= Judge Lands, stating that he had =
= been employed as Johnsons =
, counsel, and promised to produce =
r the proper bonds this afternoon I
= or tomorrow. =
=
= r + + r L = 4 4 L 4 l. 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12
BOOST YOUR OWN CITY

Don't overlook the opportunity to
boost Salem, her resources and
her future possibilities. Just
ennmerate a portion OF salems
good points, and you speak vol.
umcs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12

nav from home merchants. You
D l"n do no better elsewhere, and
Sosldes you are assisting in
SnildIng up Salem, and that is a
Sntv YOU owe to yourself and to
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-12

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
A POPULAR VERDICT

Based on Evidence of Perth Amboy
People.
Grateful thousands tell it,
How weak backs We're made
strong
Weak kidneys made we'll
Urinary disorders corrected.
Perth Amboy people add their
testimony.
They GLADLY praise Doan's Kidney.
Pills,
For quick relief and lasting cures.
Perth Amboy evidence is now
complete.
Perth Amboy testimony is con-
hrmed;
Reports Of early relief substan-
tiated.
Cures .doubly, proved by test OF
time.
Let 3 Perth Amboy citizen speak.
Edward Gangwer, ISL Broad
street, Perth Amboy, N. j., says:
The public endorsement / gave
Doan's Kidney pills nearly ten years
ago still holds good. / have never
lost an opportunity to tell what this
remedy did for me. / still use ID
occasionally whenever my kidneys
bother me and | soon get relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan'sH
n take no other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
MANY SEE 8
DIE AT NIAGARA
Woman and Two Men Are
Drowned in Rapids.

Niagara Falls, N. ", Feb. b.-Three
persons-a woman and two men-were
drowned in the whirlpool rapids, two
miles below the falls, when the Ice
bridge on which they had ventured to
Niagara river broke Thousands
OF people saw them drift downstream,
bat were helpless to attempt q rescue.
One OF the mel Is believed to have
been Rurrell Hacock Of Cleveland. O. :
Two Of the three persons lost on the
Ice bridge r believed to be Mr.. and
Mrs. EIdredge Stanton Of Toronto.
A great mass OF ice broke away and
was swept by the current toward the
rapids and pool. When 1t broke there
We're at least eight persons on the Ice.
but FIVE Of these are believed to have
gained the shore In safety. some Of
them a mile below the falls and mid
way to the rapids. Two men and a
did not escape. One Of the
men ioated on O cake Of Ice ahead Of
the other mi and the woman.
When the jam started out the fact
was phoned TO the lower steel arch
bridge and to the cantilever bridge.
this latter being about 800 feet above
the lower arch. Both stand directly
over the entrance to the rapids. Men
With long ropes had rushed out from
the Canadian ends of the bridges and
dropped the ropes down to the river
and then moved along the deck OF the
bridge until right over the Dprsons on
the moving Ice The first man grasp
ed the rope and held 1t fast. The men
on the bridge started to pun him up.
hHt when he had ksr- dravp up forty
feet he let go Ind dfopped latU The
river and was lost.
The other man and the woman next
reached the rope as the current swept
them n The man caught the rope
and seemed to attempt to tie 1t about
the woman. but the current hurried
them along and their chance for rescue
was lost. They drifted beneath both
bridges Into the rapids in fun view OF
the crowds on the ice.
They sank to their knees, and the
waves washed oyer them. and then
they disappeared In tho seething.
grinding mass of Ice and water.
Persons who were near the falls
when the jam broke say they are Ger
tain other lives have been list. One
man reports having seen a woman
leap from the Ice into the water near
the upper arch bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
DUNcAN'S ARMY ON BORDER.
BY Tonight 5000 American Troops viii
Be on Duty.

Washington. Feb. BY tonight
5000 American troops will be deployed
along the Mexican border to prevent
any breach of the neutrality laws.
Strict orders have been given that
under no conditions are the American
soldiers to invade Mexico. The troops
who will guard the Texas frontier In
elude the entire command of Brigadier
General j. w. Duncan. If the rebels
who have started the revolution
against the Madero government make
life intolerable to the American citi-
zens living In Mexico, President Taft
Is prepared to have a rush message
sent to congress asking for permission
TO begin Intervention.
While little information could be
learned, the report has been verified
that g. P. Robinson. the American
manager of the Suriana Mining com
pany. was captured by bandits near
Cuernavaca and his family told that
he was to be Killed. Federal troops
are now being rushed to the cities
captured by tho i%nsurrectos from Mex
leo City. The revolutionary move
ment IL spreading hourly.
I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
EXTENSION OF
KEYPORT LIGHT
Holmdel Township Commit
tee Considers Franchise.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Holmdel, Feb. 5-The second
reading of the franchise permitting
a Keyport electric company to ex-
tend Its system on the Keyport road
at Hoinldel will take place at the
next meeting of the township COM
mittee. The company has already
extended its wires as far as the
boundary lines OF the township. The
township proposes to have the Key
port road lighted by electricity and
many people along the line have
signifed their willingness to have
electricity Installed in their houses.
Another thing which may come to
Holmdel next summer is a central
telephone ONCE. Officials of the
company were looking the ground
over last week. HoImdel is the
center of a big prosperous farming
territory. Although the village is
small the telephone company has a
large number of subscribers in the
Holmdei district
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
NO cLEW IN BOMB CASE.
New York Police Are looking For Vic
Tins Ex-Huspand.

New York Police Are looking For MIC
TINS Ex-Husband.
New York, Feb. 5.-Though Deputy
Police Commissioner Dougherty argues
that Charles M. Dickinson. the young
stenographer who Is under arrest on
suspicion that he killed Grace Walker
with a bomb on Saturday, had a mo
tive for carrying IN iron pipe packed
with dynamite to the woman aud
though 1ps cemmIssioner guurdediy
said he. hought aan had
been isfled. other policemen -
actively working at the puzzle sweg.-
TO the belief TINT d great deal NOR
would have to be found out before
Dickinson could seriously be accused
murder.
1.-THE man the police ought to took
for and question Is Taylor said the
coroner. who lived with Grace Wil-
lis. the womnn's maiden name, after
she aud Howard Walker separated
and under whose name. although not
with whom, she |as living just be-
fore her death. | saw In her fiat pa
pers showing thar Taylor had been
honorably discharged from the artil
lery branch of the army. and with the
papers was a letter from q sister OF
Taylor's In P%lattsburg. N. T.. who had
Sent the records to Mrs. Walker az
the latter's request
The sIeuths are looking for Taylor,
who. 1t Is believed. a clear up a lot
of dark corners In the case No D
viii say what has been done by the
police about locating Taylor, and
there Is a lot Of mystery concerning
4ha man ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
MATAWAN GIVES
PASTOR GIFTS


Special TO the EVENING VIEWS,
Matawan, Feb Sat the social
held Friday night by the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Presbyteri-
an church the lecture room was
crowded. A musical program was
rendered consisting OF a piano solo
by Mrs. Harold G.. Smith, vocal solos
by Miss Lucille stiiwell, Chester
Arthur and Mr.. VoeIkler, a violin
solo by Chester Arthur. i selection
on the flute by Mr.. voekler and also
n on the Either, which were all
highly enjoyed.
During the evening Rev. q. I.
Stearns, who resigns from the
Presbyterian pulpit next week To
accept the position of superintend-l
ent of the Antf-SaIoon League Of
New Jersey, was presented with a
handsome walrus travelling bag by
the members OF the Christian En-
deavor Society. The men Of the
congregation presented MFR. Stearns
with a beautiful gold watch and
chain and also a watch charm bear
ing his monogram and the Masonic
emblem. Dainty refreshments were
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
MATAWAN

Announcement Is made or the
marriage of Miss Evangeline Gra-
nato, daughter OF G.. Granato, of
Hazlet, on January IS. to Dominick
Dayino, of Matawan, by Father
ODonnelI in st. ~Joseph's church.
Miss Edna Harrington, who at
tends the state Normal school at
Trenton, is spending the week end
here with her parents.
Miss Gladys Magee. of Manas-
guam, Is visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. w. b.
Duncan, OF Main street.
Rev. Il. J.. Stearns delivered a
temperance lecture at the A. M. e.
Zion church Sunday afternoon.
Roy Delyin, Fountain Burlew.
Tom Fury William Bergen, Clinton
Wymbs and Frank Duncan were
Perth Amboy Visitors on Saturday.
About two hundred people we're
.-present ssthe lecture given by na,
sassssstlss We ssnas6 M
dIfor1nm on Saturday evenfnc
lecture was very in~terasklfr~ 81 49,
as ~edncatfve.
Mrs. Emma Payne, of HoITnas
has receivtd a divorce from her hui
band, Arthur Payne. The divorce
was granted on the grounds of de-
sertion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury Fountain
were Perth Amboy visitors Saturday.
Alfred McIlwane, of this place.
vas I OF the fury ri the trial
of Charles Clayton, who was charged
with the murder OF Policeman
Charles F. Lippincott, of Asbury
Park.
Miss Bertha Erwin was guest Of
Miss Nellie Lamberson. OF South
Amboy, over Sunday.
Messrs. Jay Duncan and Fielder
were New York visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Jerry Erwin and Miss Bertha
Erwin spent Saturday In Perth Am
boy.
Miss Kathryn Terhune and Miss
Durham spent Saturday in New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
kEYPORT CLUB
ENJOYS CARDS
Miss Ola N. Conklin Hostess
at 500 Session.
Special to tho EVENING NEWS.

spscia, to ths EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Feb. 5:-The Friday
Afternoon 500 Club met at the home
Of Miss Ola NJ. Conkiin In Front
street, and We're royalty entertained
by the hostess.
The first prize was awarded to
Miss Bessie Carhart. 1t was a gold
bar pin. The second prize was cap
tured by Miss Ella Arrowsmith. 1t
was a linen handkerchief. The con-
ISOLATION prize a calendar, was
awarded to Miss Wyneen Walling.
Following cards a very dainty
luncheon was served In a very
unique and pleasing way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
DEMOCRATS IN
BIG REUNION
MiddIetown Township Plan
for Smoker FEB 20.
pcciaI 10 the EVENING NEWS.

HCttus 10 tue RFEStFFF " NO.
Atlantic Highlands, Feb. 81
February 20 has been the date set
for the smoker of the Middletown
Township Democratic Executive
Committee in the Majestic theatre,
this place 1t Is expected that this
affair will be a Democratic awaken
Ing In the township and the COM
mittee, composed of M. A. Rice,
William Bennett, Charles Thorne,
A. M. Posten and DR.. j. II. Van
Mater, Is sparing no pains or ex-
pense to make this the best ever
Congressman Thomas j. Scully,
Senator John Slocum, and Assem-
blymen Elmer H. Geran and Leon
Taylor have signified their inten-
tons Of being present and deliver
ing addresses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
MONMOUTH COUNTY NEWS
SPOIL YOUNGSTERS
SPORT AT HIGHLANDS
Decsai 10 fhe EVENTYG NEWS.

bDScsdI 20 tHe FENINU NE WH.
Highlands, Feb. 3:-Ashes from
the borough pumping station have
been spread on the Miller street hill
nearly the entire length that has
done a great deal of good for the
walking for those who have been
Obliged to use this hill. The young
err element of the town are lament
ing over the fact that the eoasting
Is a thing of the past down this hill
and 1t is rumored the action was
taken because of accidents on the
hill during the past week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
Wili Contest crane,s sanf.

Boston. Feb. s. Norman FL. White of
Brookline is planning to announc his
candidacy for the United States senate
against Senator Winthrop Murray
Crane. He has already told u few OF
his friends In the legislature that he In
tends 10 become a candidate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
kEYPORl

Miss Julia BfsQuard was the guest
of friends In New York Saturday
Harry Van Brunt, OF Matawan,
the guest OF friends In town Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Miss Nellie VanDuxer, OF Newark.
Is visiting friends In town for q few
days.
Cecil Ackerson. who suffered 4
nervous breakdown a few days ago.
Is slowly regaining his strength and
mountains before again entering mp
on his duties In the law Offices Of his
brother, H. r. Ackerson. Jr., OF this
place.
Miss Florence Welsenauer. will en-
tertarin the members OF the Thought
Club at the home of Mrs. John Nv.
Keough this evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Compton, of
Lakewood, are the guests OF friends
in town for a few days.
Miss Edna Roberts, who is a stu
dent at the Montclair Normal school,
was the weekend guest OF her par
ents in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott. OF New
York, We're visitors in town yester-
day.
Russell Roberts. of New york, vsas
the guest OF friends In Town \ i
Sunday.
Frank Mooney, Of Jersey Gity, sas
the Saturday guest OF friends ~
town.
Mssa Francea Hand. al Hehpksss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-05
Wasther Eoranast

Generally fair today and Tuesday
not much change ID temperature. dl
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