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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
WILSON IS
CHEEREO BY
THOUSANDS
AT CHICAGO THE CROWD SIMPLY
CAPTURED HIM AND HE DID
NOTHING BUT SHAKE HANDS
UNTIL HIS TRAIN PULLED OUT.
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Chicago, Sept. 19.-Plans Of Cover
nor Woodrow Wilson, the democratic
candidate for president, TO confer with
his campaign leaders here today were
shattered by the enthusiasm Of the
crowd determined to shake the hand
of the democratic standard-bearer Al
though he was disappointed at his in
ability to discuss the political outlook
with his campaign managers here,
Governor Wilson was immensely
pleased with the spontaneity of the
demonstration and was kept busy
shaking the hands of his admirers un-
til Is minutes before his train left for
Detroit.
Governor Wilson was met at the
station here by thousands of enthusi-
astic democrats. He was escorted to
democratic national headquarters by
party leaders who rode noflfty auto
mobiles.
The candidate was accorded an oya-
ton all along the route to headquar-
ters. There he was forced by the
crowd to hold an informal reception,
which kept him busy until time to
leave for the train. Governor Wilson
expressed pleasure at the reception
accorded him in st. Paul and Mime
apols yesterday The crowds, he said
we're very large, and his attack on the
progressive platform and Colonel
Roosevelt was enthusiastically re-
ceiyod.
When Wilson's private car passed
through Milwaukee this morning the
governor was asleep, Several hundred
persons who were waiting at the sta
ticn to greet him were disappointed.
Governor Wilson looks forward to
his trip to Detroit, where tonight he
has an appointment with Ty Cobb, the
sensational outfielder of the Detroit
Tigers.
"Ty and are old friends" said VIII
son here, I'VE are both Georgians,
and shall be mighty glad to see
him"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
TO DEEPEN
THE RIVER
CHANNEL
Board Of Trade Has Meeting to
Discuss Important Matter of
Opening the Willamette for
Entire Year.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Trade held last night at the
board rooms was one of the most in
teresting and enthusiastic booster
meetings held lately There was a
large attendance and much interest
centered around the proposition re-
c. fntly made by Congressman w. G..
Hawley to deepen the channel Of the
Willamette river to six feet from Ore
gon City to Eugene by means Of locks
and wing dams. The question Of deep
ening the river has been the subject
of much discussion in the commercial
bodies of the cities along it for a
number of years. Congressman Haw-
ley was absent from the city last
light so his private secretary, Ronald
C. Glover attended the meeting and
laid the congressmans plans before
the meeting in comprehensive way,
The plan, says Mr. Glover is to deep
en- the channel to six feet at low wa
ter and to attain this it will be neces-
sary to construct seven locks between
Oregon City and Eugene. In order to
secure the necessary appropriation to
make the improvement contemplated
by the congressman it will be neces-
sary to secure and submit to congress
data relative to the extent of the in
crease in river traffic as a result Of
this improvement. To this end the
secretary of the Board of Trade was
directed by a resolution to secure and
forward to the war department such
information as will be desired in order
to place the matter properly before
congress, SIX feet Of water at low
water is thought by some to be more
than it will be possible to secure at
this time, as when the estimate is
made for the Improvements necessary
to secure such channel 1t will be
found to cost an immense sum, more
than the government will be willing
to spend on the river at this time. The
Albany Comemrcial club contends
that 91a feet would suffice to al
low boats to ply the river all summer
and rather than to ask for such an
improvement as would Jar the con
Rressional committee, that body fayors
the shallower proposition. Judge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
MAY HAVE
ONLY THREE
ELECTORS
If WILLIAM HANLEY REFUSES TO
RUN AS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTOR
REPUBLICANS WILL HAVE BUT
THREE ELECTORS.

Should VIM. Hanley, Of Burns, de-
cline to accept the nomination Of pres
idential elector on the Republican
ticket then It will leave that party
with but three delegates for Taft, as
Dan Kelahar has announced that he
will support Roosevelt and has re-
Quested that a Roosevelt slogan be
printed after his name on the ballot
The time for accepting this nomina-
ton expires tomorrow SO far no adj
vice the one way or the other has
come from Hanley to the secretary Of
state, but information from other
sources have It that Hanley will not
accept the nomination.
Under the law there Is no way of
filling the vacancy save in case of re-
moyal from the district or death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
is
SPEAKING
IN MONTANA
WILL BE IN IDAHO SATURDAY
MAKING TWO SPEECHES AND
THEN GOES TO CALIFORNIA FOR
THREE DAYS CAMPAIGN.
UNITED PREsN LEASED wIRE.l

Mlssoula, Mont, Sept. 19.-William
J. Bryan, accompanied by Sam Stew
art, Democratic candidate for COVER
nor, is campaigning through Montana
in the interests Of Woodrow Wilson's
presidential candidacy today.
Bryan and Stewart will reach Butte
at s o'clock this afternoon and board a
special for Helena, where the Nebras-
kan is scheduled to speak tonight.
In his speeches today Bryan repeat
ed the points made in his trip through
Colorado and Utah, praising Governor
Wilson and crlticising President Taft
and Colonel Roosevelt.
Tomorrow afternoon Bryan will
speak at Bozeman and in Butte tomor-
row night. Saturday he will enter
Idaho, delivering his principal speech
es at Idaho Falls in the morning and
at Pocatello in the evening
After the Pocatello address, Bryan
will start for Los Angeles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19

company entered the mine unmolested
this morning, and SO far there has
been no damage to property.
Fearing that an outbreak may come
at any time, however, Sheriff Sharp is
increasing his deputies, and at noon it
was estimated that he had more than
250 men under arms in the camp. With
these men the sheriff threatens to
tack the strikers and attempt to drive
them down the mountain side.
No Troops Called Out
Governor Spry today refused to call
out troops until he attempts in person
to persuade the strikers to surrender
their arms and to no longer threaten
the company properties.
It is reported that President Meyer,
of the Western Federation Of Miners,
who is personally handling the strike.
will confer with the governor this af-
ternoon,
GoyeTnor Spry and other state Off
Gals with national guard officers, and
the mine authorities went to Bingham
at 1870 o'clock this morning to per-
sonally inspect the strike situation
there. A Greek priest and a Greek
banker accompanied them as peace en-
voys.
The most alarming feature of the
Bingham situation this morning was
that the strikers captured the powder
house Of the Utah Construction COM
pany, taking therefrom ton and
half of dynamite, 60 per cent nytro.
glycerlne The destruction of the
whole camp is feared.
Meyer and the other local labor
leaders conferred this afternoon with
Governor SDry. It is reported that
two deputies compelled Meyer to at
tend the conference
Mllitlamen throughout the state
were warned today to he in readiness
to move on Bingham in case the ex-
pected trouble breaks out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19

Salt Lake Utah, Sept 19.-With the
whole camp convulsed by the struggle
between 1000 striking miners of the
Utah Copper company and that cor
poration and with sherlffs deputies,
hourly expecting serious trouble, Bing
ham, Is miles from here, today is
practically in state Of war.
All last night-and this morning the
foreign strikers in the mining camp
were busy digging trenches and throw
ing up breastworks about the mines.
while lines Of pickets are being thrown
out in preparation for whatever may
come.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
UNITED pnnss 1nAsep w1an.1

Washington, Sept. 19.-one year
from next December the work of the
United States in Panama virtually will
be completed, and vessels Of the world
will be allowed unrestricted use Of
the great waterway which Uncle Sam
has dug between the oceans.
This was the keynote of a revised
governmental statement made here to-
day on the status of the great work,
and every Official connected with the
undertaking i pluming himself on the
fact that the big ditch will be COM
pleted fully 10 months before its for
NAL opening which is set for January
l, 1915.
According to figures announced by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
DECLINE TO RUN

Finding that, though he is a Re
publican in politics, that he has been
nominated by the Democratic party for
representative from the sixteenth dis
trict, Representative W. II, Chatten, of
Portland, has forwarded his declna-
ton to Secretary of State Olcott.
A. j. Derby, who was nominated on
the Democratic ticket for representa-
tive from the twenty-nlnth represent
tative district, has also declined the
nomination but he assigns no reason
for II. He resides at Hood River.
Ernest c. Smith, residing at the
same town, and who was nominated
for district attorney on the Democratic
ticket, ls also unwilling to be can
didate, and has declined.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
Strikers Fortified.

There was considerable desultory
firing here all through this morning,
especially from the trenches opposite
the Utah copper mines, where more
than 1000 strikers are fortified No one
has been reported as wounded yet.
Officials and clerks OF the mining
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
What II Cost Them.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE

Washington, Sept 19.-Statements
showing the expenditures of congress-
men seeking nomination published
here today in accordance with the
Tucker law, show that Representative
Heald, Of Delaware head the list with
on expense account Of $5,56O
Nineteen candidates for congress
spent more than $1,000 each; SO of the
present members of the house spent
nothing and one gives his expenditures
as 30 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
DOES SALEM WANT NDUsTRrEsl

little Florence up ST.
500 the Porter Brothers sawmi
Falls City offer subsidy of
thousand dollars to get the Falls City Lumber Company to locate
their mill there the city of Salem ought to be able to do
thing substantial IN the direction raise ten
thousand dollars for church hundred thousand dollars
willamette University but weak and unpatoc and
big interests and big Indifferent when TO helping
Industries that unde the prosperity Of the community Salem
should only offer but should $4,000 cash bonus
get industry City Company establish
its principal offices here ead Of Portland and to build It's new
That corporation already has 100000 Investment
Salem and this city going be the great business and ranspor
aon Of the Willamette valley has got to wake and
the megh not chill and freeze out the advances that
big establish themselves Every
ed makes It easier get the next
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
KING SEAL MADE GREAT
RACE AT MEDFORD

Medford, Ore Sept. 19.-At the
races held here yesterday in connec-
tion with the Medford fair and pear
show, King Seal, owned and driven by
Thomas Taylor, broke the track rec
ord and paced the half mile in 1905
flat, the fastest time for the distance
made in the state this year.
King Seal captured three heats out
of five in the free-for-all pacing event.
the time for the other heats being
1864 and 1907.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
STRIKERS ERECT BREASTWORKS
and ARM THEMSELVES FOR BATTLE
Indian Atrocities.

- Douglas, Ariz., Sept, 19,-Five :
+ hundred federals under Major :
4 ojeda are under arms today pre- =
y pairing for an attack on Altar, =
+ Sonora, which was captured by =
= YaQui Indians Sunday, The In :
4 dians, numbering 800, took the :
= town, driving out the small fed =
= eral garrison. =
= According to meagre reports =
4 which reached here last night, =
= horrible atrocities were commit !
= ted upon the women of the town 4
4 by the sayages, 4
+ I
Il 4 Il Il l. L l. L 4 4 = 4 !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
; F++++*+++++++++++++++++
sN.FOOT CHANNEL A BOOMERANG.

Secretary Albany Club cody
cruelty puncured the Hawey amendment the Rivers Har
bill survey the river the
channel from Portland to Corvallis He said the dope
the Just before election that
followed action The deepening
channel had from 100000 $4,000 $4,000
The estimate the three years three
s245OOO nothing
The effort sxo channel with locks and would involve
expenditure of three millions three
foot three and onea foot channel would all the river af
m and If followed would benefit the valley and all the cities
meeting be held Albany rid Of the sioot
channel idea and something that
pished Let the the awaken the that they
have help themselves and be duped by campaign liter
injected Harbors bill before election
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
panama CANAL WILL Open IN A YEAR
NAvIES OF THE WORLD TO Be There
Quarantine Fruit.

+ Washington, Sept, 19.-owing 4
+ to the menace of the Mediterra- I
= mean fruit fly, a quarantine I
+ against practically all fruits and 4
+ vegetables from Hawaii was pro- 4
4 claimed by the department of 4
+ agriculture today, effective i'm 4
+ mediately. I
r This action was due to the 4
4 protest of California growers 4
+ seeking protection against the 4
+ pest The quarantine met with 4
+ no objection from Hawaiian I
r growers. 4
= 4
= = = r 4 4 + r - + r = 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19

the commission 21S,OOO,OOO cubic yards
Of earth had been excavated up to
September 10. There are 24,OOO,OOO
yards yet to be removed. The month
ly excavation averages 100000 yards,
and at the present rate of digging the
big ditch will be completed by Sep
tember Is, 1913, The big dams which
are to lock the spillways are now from
rs to 95 per cent completed.
Lift Is S5 Feet.
The revised figures show that the
canal will have a summit elevation of
S5 feet above the level of the sea,
which will be reached by three locks,
located at Gatun, on the Atlantic side;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
A Genuine Sen Serpent.


Ocean Park, Cal, Sept 19.--What is
said to be a sure enough sea serpent"
was captured here by W. H. Gilman.
The creature is six feet long, has the
head of a gila monster and a dorsal
fin five feet in length.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
MINERS CAPTURE DYNAMITE MAY BLOW UP CITY
A "March OF Liberty"

+ London, Sept ia march =
= of liberty from London to Edin- =
= burgh, to take place early in oc- +
+ tober, is the newest thing in =
= demonstrations planned here to- =
= day by the militant suffragettes. =
+ The women plan to make speech =
= es along the route, some travel =
= ing on horseback and others on =
+ foot. 1t is expected that five =
= weeks will be consumed in maxi :
+ ing the trip. .
4 = = 4 . 4 = ! 4 = = = 4 =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
TO Be OPEN IN DECEMBER
WILL Be FIFTY MILES LONG
NARROWEST POINT 800 FEET

Big Ditch Could Really Be Opened Considerably Sooner But
Thorough Tests Of Locks, DamS Etc., will Be Made First
and This viii Take Time Officers in Charge Say How
ever the Big Canal Will Be Opened for the Ships Of the
World Not Later Than December, 194---GreateSt Engin
eering Work Ever Undertaken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-19
CAPTURE TONS or DYNAMITE
AND may DESTROY THE TOWN
1900 ARMED and DESPERATE

Sheriff Has $50 Deputies Under Arms in His Camp and
Threatens to Attack Strikers ---GOvenor Refuses to Call
Out the Troops Until He Attempts in Person to Persuade
Them to Lay Down Their Arms --SOme DeSutOry Firing
Has Taken Place. But No One Hurt Camp May Be Blown
Off the Earth if Fight Begins.
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According to figures announced b
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1912-01-20
BIBLE EMERGENCY MEN.
The Christian Recorder Selects David
and Joseph as Examples.

The Christian Recorder Selects David
and Joseph as Examples.
The world owes much of its develop
ment TO emergency men-men who fill
the breach in times of danger or calam.
ity. These men, with brave hearts and
true courage, are the ones who often
save an army or a state, says the Chris
tian Recorder. Often these men who
come to the front are unknown and
would have been unheard of had no
emergency arisen. Had things gone on
smoothly the places Of honor would
have gone to the men of age, of long
standing and experience.
But when emergencies come and
sons, nephews and cousins falter be-
cause they fear failure, with conse-
quent disaster to their regulations, or
because of other considerations fail to
shoulder the burden, then it is that the
emergency man comes forth. David
was an emergency man. When the
army of the Philistines shouted def
ance at the hosts of Israel and the
mighty Goliath Knocked at Israels God.
where were Israel's great men? Where
Saul and his great men? Where We're
the experienced generals, who had won
victories on many battlefields?
Why did they falter? Was it be
cause they feared for their reputa-
tons? Was it because they feared for
their families? Was 1t because they
were towards? Why was there none
to fight Goliath? Yes. there was one
God raised up an emergency man. He
was David. But who was David? A
mere boy. an unframed warrior, with
no reputation. no family. no RESPONSE
bilities, and he had no laurels. David
was novice. But David conquered
Goliath. This mere slip of a boy. un-
known, unframed, with no noble asso-
Citations, conquered Goliath. And God
rewarded him.
Joseph was another emergency man
he was a boy He didn't run with the
gang. He was a member of no clique
His brethren despised him. The king
threw him in prison. When Pharaoh's :
wise men and soothsayers could not
interpret his dream God sent an emer-
gency man. He was Joseph, and he
was young and inexperienced But
when the wise, the experienced, the
greatly honored failed, Joseph filed the
breach.
Did Pharaoh put Joseph back in pris-
on after the emergency passed? No!
Heather Pharaoh was too fair. or was
it that he was only too wise? The
Bible and modern times furnish many
examples Of emergency men-men
whom greater or less emergencies have
brought 20 the front 1t is for every
man TO SO prepare himself in heart.
body and mind. for he may be needed
when the time comes.
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