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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
GIVE AWAY SECRETS
ON THE "S0APB0X'
Democratic Rally Enlivened by
Some Funny Reasons" to
Beat G. o. p.

Storing away secrets which he heard
in Offices, -such as the Trent Trust Com.
pany, and retailing them ON the soap
box, formed part of the oratory which
5, $. Paxson, one of the Democratic
nominees for the house, gave to the
crowd assembled around '.soapbox"
Barron's box at the corner of Bethel
and Hotel streets last night.
Mr.. Paxon told the crowd of several
hundred people he was opposed Co the
present system Of education and
wanted it reformed; that Superinten-
dent Pope was no superintendent, but
that Principal Wood of the Normal
school was the real superintendent, and
the reason was that there were two
girl teachers who had served two years
and then were told they were wanted
no longer.
Paxson said there came mighty near
being an investigation of the Normal
School, but that it was headed off bv
the Normal School man. Wbyf Well.
ne knew, because he happened to be in
Mr.. Irent's office when this was sux-
gested and the Normal School man had
there begged in the presence of Mr.
Waller that there be no investigation.
And there wasn't. ~
So, therefore, there should be n
change in the school system. Practical
education was wanted. He had heard
a man say that the children of laborers
should not be educated, because thew
would not be laborers when they grew
up, and laborers were wanted. The
present system held people down.
1t was expected that Willie Harris
would be on hand to make an address,
and Barron, who was master of cere-
monies, called for the late chairman of,
the Republican territorial convention,
but he was not in the crowd. Barron
announced he would appear on the
soapbOx at noon today, sure. ,le
G. w. Ashford dwelt long on the
troubles of the poor and the joys of the
rich, saying all the rich were in the
Republican party and the poor in the
Democratic party, and paid his respect
to several of the Republican candidates,
all except Kuhio. However, he said
he expected the people to vote for Nc
Candies and the rest of the candidates.
julius Asch, Jr., made brief but
straightforward speech in which he
said he was known all over the Island
as man who kept his word, who had
always been true to his principles, and
as man who had the reputation of
beng worker, and that if elected to
the house he would be square and hon
est in any legislation he presented.
Other speakers were l.. L. McCandless.s
Noa Aluli, T. j. Ryan, B. G. Riven-
burgh, Judge Miller and Judge Quarles.,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
MARC0NPS EYE REMOVED
BY ITALIAN SURGEONS

ROME, October 1.-THE right eye
of William Marconi, the wireless i'm
ventor, was removed today by Doctor
Bayardi, the famous Turin surgeon.
The operation, which was performed at
the hospital of the naval department at
Spezia, was entirely successful and the
patients condition was reported tosY
night as satisfactory. I,
Marconi was injured in an automo-
bile accident near Borghetto on Sep
TENDER %. He suffered several severe
Commissions around the right eye, and
the swelling did not go down sufficient
ly to permit thorough examination
until Monday, when it was discovered
that the optic nerve mad been injured
beyond repair. 1t was found that the
sight of the left eye had also been
imperiled, and at consultation on
Tuesday it was decided to remove the
right eye.
Marconi suffered seriously from ner-
vous shock after the accident and his
condition since that time has been re-
garded as serious. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
RHEUMATISM

Chronic rheumatism often attacks
the larger joints. Internal treatment
of any kind would be worse than use
less, but by applying Chamberlain g
Pain Balm freely and massaging the
affected parts three times day, cure
may be affected. 1t win afford some
relief at once and by continuing the
treatment, will eventually effect COM
plete cure. Some cases, however, re-
quire considerable patience. Be care
full to keep the bowels regular. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for Hawaii.
Advt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
BANDITS CAPTURE LOOT.

NEW YORK, October 2s.-(By AS
ISOLATED Press Cable Three daylight
highwaymen today entered the Brook
'lyn office of the Prudential Life In,
surance Company, bound and gagged
the cashier and made their escape with
$4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
DEMOCRATS FEEL SURE.

CHICAGO, October 2s.- (By AssOci-
ated Press Cable)-William +, Me
Combs, chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee and manager of
the national campaign gave out a state
ment today in which he said that Dem
ocratie defeat next Tuesday is virtual
Is inconceiVahle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
PRESIDENT REMOVES
BARNES FROM OFFICE

WASHINGTON, October 2s.-(spe.
eial 20 Tho Adycrtiser) -president Taft
has removed Edward D, Barnes, reg.
istrar Of the land office la Great Falls,
Montana, and accepted the resignation
Of Receiver Wilson of the same Office.
The action follows Az investigation
Successors will be named Ia fcw days
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
WouLD-BE CHAMPION.

Los ANGELES, October 2s.- (By
Associated Press Cable)-Luther Nc
Carthv, the Missouri heavyweight, and
jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, have
been matched for fight here of twenty
rounds on December 10, the winner to
meet Al Palzer, the sensational heavy
weight of New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
UNIVERSITY TRAINER
OF 0LYMP|ANs SICK
tBy Federal wireless Telcgraph.l

PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania, De-
tober 2s.-(Special to The Advertiser)
Friends of Mike Murphy, the veteran
trainer of student athletes of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, who has been
i'll since his return from the Olympic
games in Stockholm, Sweden, are much
concerned about his condition, A long
trip to some Western resort, probably to
Denver, Colorado, is being considered
by his medical adviser.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
sToRM-BE.ATEN, THE WILL
HELMINA Is LATE.

Castle & Cooke, agents of the
Matson Navigation Company,
last night received a wireless
from Captain johnson of the
Wilhelmina stating that on &C.
count of bad weather he would
not be able to reach port until
about seven. o clock tonight, Ae-
cording to the same wireless the
amount of deck cargo lost in the
storm was greater than reported
by the Sonoma on her arrival
yesterday morning. 1t is now
believed that 100 tons were
washed overboal in the storm
which swept. over the Wilhel-
nina and Sonoma Thursday last.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29

Major MeManus, inspector, who was
present nj the manenyors last week,
will inspect the field nriulery this week.
The artillery will do considerable hr.
ing, Major NcManus returns TO divi'
sion headquarters, San Francisco, on the
November transport,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29

Edward NJ. Shepard, the Brooklyn
lawyer and politician, who died at
Lake George year ago, left an estate
appraised at $4,000. The bulk of it
is invested in stocks and bonds, accord
ing to the report of the State apprais-
ers Just fled in New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29

l hear mighty people asking
Who next shall be their captain and their chief
Amidst them towers a man, Tenerife
Towers from the ocean, and that art thou
Thou of the shaggy and the craggy brow.
The day of fate on; the time grows brief
Round the great ship is many lurking reef;
And wouldst thou drive that giant prowf
Perhaps thou shalt and mustl But if the choice
Fall lesser voyager thou shalt still
Be what thou art, thy nations living voice,
Wherewth she speaks in thunder. Nay thou art more;
Thou art her fiery pulse, her conquering will;
Thou art America, dauntless Theodore.
London News and Leader.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-10-29
TO THEODORE ROOSEVELT

(This pen William the great English
poet many showing British estimate of
Roosevelt)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
PARADE AND
PRESENTATION or
FLAG BY W. R. c

The Grand Army flag presentation
by the Women's Relief Corps will
take place tomorrow afternoon.
The line Of parade will he from
Ferry and Commercial streets, down
Commercial to Court to Liberty.
whore Il will be Joined by the wo-
mems Relief Corps aud Ladleb OF the
Grand Army and continue thence 10
Marion and direct to the high school.
Arriving at the high school the es-
cort consisting Of Company NJ, Third
regiment o. N. G., Captain Carl
Abrams, and Sons Of Veterans will
occupy the east end OF the vacant
block, while the Grand Army will halt
and form line while Department Com
mander Newton Clark and staff es-
cort the W. X. G, to the position at
and around the flag staff. Thereupon
the comrades will march into the
block and form double line lmmedl-
ately in rear Of the women's organl-
zatIon. The rear guard, composed OF
the Indians training school cadets,
will close up to the position az near
as may be.
After the ceremonies are completed
the escort will take the advance OF
Che return over the same ground and
halt on the corner Of Liberty and
Court street, until the W. r. G. and
L. G. A. r. have taken position on the
sidewalk In front Of their beadquar-
tors, where the march IN review viii
take place the ladies' remaining IN
position until the O. A. r. and Indian
school cadets have passed IN parade.
The parade viii then continue over
ihe same ground as IN the outward
march 10 the armory where Il will
be dismissed
The Salem band will report TO Cap
tain Abrams IN command Of Tho es-
cort.
The drum corps will take Doaltlon
immediately In front Of the second a.
vision Of the Grand Army.
The chemawa Band win report for
duty 70 A. j. Goodbrod commander Of
the rear division.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
CALLS ON
GOVERNOR
FOR HELP

Upon being advised today by ]. M.
Crenshaw, secretary of the Citizens
League Of Redmond, that the mayor
aud marshal, despite the instructions
of the council, were declining to en-
force the law and abolish the restrict
ed district and gambling, Governor
West today called the matter to the
attention Of T. n Balfour, sheriff Of
Crook county, with instructions to at
once enforce the law, and declaring
that If he did not do so he would take
steps to see that 1t was enforced.
Crenshaw wired the governor this
morning, declaring the mayor and
marshal was in sympathy with the
women Of the restricted district and
also the gambler, and that though
the council. by unanimous vote, had
instructed them to proceed and en-
force the law against them, that they
had failed to do so.
The governor also sent telegram
to the marshal Of Redmond, saying
he had directed the sheriff to take
steps with regard to the matter and
said he hoped he would see his way
clear to enforce the law. To the
sheriff he also stated that complaints
had come that the law was not being
enforced in other towns Of the COM
~ and asked him to see that It was
enforced.
Just what steps the governor will
take II the sheriff fails TO act he will
not indicate. He cannot remove any
Of the officers. but he has the power
to call on the militia to enforce the
law when officers fail to enforce IT,
and that viii probably be his next
step.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
COLONEL
SMILING
AND HAPPY
GETS UP THIS MORNING IN FINE
SPIRITS AND READY FOR BAT
TIE HOLDS CONFERENCE
WITH HIS MANAGERS, BUT
SAYS NOTHING.

Chicago, June 19.--Colonel Roose-
welt came from his apartment on the
top floor Of the Congress hotel today
smiling and apparently in the best Of
spirits.
A conference was held Immediate
ly between the colonel, James r.
Garfield, Clifford Plnchot, Governor
Johnson, Senator Borah. william
Finn, George B. Cortelyou and sew
eral others Coming out Of the con-
ference, Garfield was asked what the
prospects were for a bolt today.
I'VE cannot tell what will happen
until we get into the convention" +"
was all that he would say.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
PROCLAMATION
INDEPENDENCE DAY
CELEBRATION

T. Louis Lachmund, the duly elect
ed qualified and acting mayor Of the
city Of Salem, Oregon, pursuant to au-
tbority vested in me by section OF
ordinance No. 2O3 Of the city Of sa-
lem. Oregon, hereby notify the pub
lie that the discharge Of pistols guns
eannons, fireworks and other Drepara-
tion Of gun powder and explosive
compounds in the city Of Salem, Ore
gon. will not be allowed on the fourth
day of July within the corporation linn
its Of the city Of Salem, Oregon.
This proclamation is issued for the
reason that the practice prevailing in
the past Of dlscharging flrecrackers
and other explosives has resulted IN
many injuries to persons and in loss
Of life and in great damage to prop
erty. and the sentiment Of the public
demands protection in these respects
and that independence Day should De
celebrated in a more modern and sane
manner :,
The cooperation and assistance Of
all citizens. property owners, and es-
pecially merchants accustomed to sen
flreorackers and other explosives Is
earnestly solicited in the interests "
good government
LOUIS LACHMuND Mayor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19

lette, and did not wish to be accused
Of desertion or treachery. Now, l am
free to make progressive fight, as I
see It."
Cochems entered the Roosevelt
ranks today, but not officially.
VIII Stay With Root.
Walter Houser, La Follete's cam
paign manager; Colonel John J.. Han
nan, secretary to the senator, and
Walter Rogers, Wisconsin national
committeeman, united today in declar-
ing that Wisconsin, and also the
North Dakota delegations would vote
solidly at all times for the nomination
Of La Toilette. They said Wiscon-
sins 26 votes will be cast with the
Taft forces against purging the tenn
porary roll"
"The proposition OF Governor Had
ley and the Roosevelt crowd is utter
ly absufd-too wild-eyed for consld-
eratlon," said Colonel Hannah. "Why
should personally-conducted roll Of
delegates be chosen by Hadley, or any
one else, be substituted for those
chosen by the national committee?
We will vote to have the whole affair
referred to the credentials commit
tee."
Manager Houser also declared the
Roosevelt plan is "indefensible."
An Absurd Plan.
In all Of the contests, probably
5000 briefs and affldayits are pre-
pared" said Houser. ITO ask the
convention as a mass, to seat the
Roosevelt people en- bloc would be the
height Of absurdity. Most Of the
Roosevelt contests were manufac-
tured, anyway and are without merit
and indefensible.
"As far as Cochem's resignation is
concerned, It was the only thing he
could do. He bolted the Wisconsin
caucus action, which had voted 10 to
II, an hour before entering the Coli
scum, against presenting a candidate
for temporary chairman. The Wis
consln delegation is out to fight for a
principle-the nomination Of La Fol
lette first, and last upon the prlncl-
pies for which he stands"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
ELECTRIC
FILES ITS
TARIFFS

The Oregon Electric today filed
with the railroad commission its tar
IN FOR the extension OF the line ccm-
pleled from here to Albany. and ac.
cordlug to II the rate will pc so Cents
one way .'he company intends to be-
SIN the operation Of trains over tho
line by fiy T. and the tariff, COOS In-
to effect % that date
Heretofore the Southern Pacific
has been charging IS cents for a
single fare from here to Albany but
recently by an order Of tha railroad
commission, directing that when a
fraction Of cont was involved that
The give and take plan shcald be
followed, tho rate was ',dnced and
win Le the name after July a. ,he
iregcA electric
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19

Coliseum, Chicago. June 19.-
Wholesale disruption of the Wiscon-
sin delegation, with several desertlons
threatened, marked the entrance to-
day of the La Folette workers into the
convention.
Governor McGoyern, elected chair
man of the delegation, today received
the resignation of Henry F. Cochems
as delegate. Several other delegates
threatened similar action. 1t was ru-
mored that McGovern himself might
withdraw. His friends refused veri-
fIcation of that rumor, however, and
he would not talk prior to the assem-
bling of the convention.
Cochems, who named La Toilette
for president four years ago today,
came out with a second bitter attack
upon the Wisconsin progressive, ex-
planning his action in nominating Nc
Govern for temporary chairman, and
his resignation
Just TO Lick Roosevelt.
"La Toilette himself and his men
are out to lick Roosevelt that's ALL"
said Cochems. They are utterly dis
regarding the progressive principles,
the fight for the people, which Roose-
yelt, just as much as La Follete, is
waging. For ten days Manager Hous-
er has been trafficking. with the Taft
crowd, defending the rotten steals Of
the national committee and conduct
ing campaign of vengeance upon
Roosevelt, rather than Of support of
the progressives.
81 got sick of the whole dirty mess,
and simply quit to save my own self
respect felt l would be stultifying
myself to keep a seat on the delega-
ton, when instructed for La Fol-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
CONTEST
FOR QUEEN
HAS BEGUN
EIGHT CANDIDATES ALREADY
NAMED FOR QUEEN OF THE
CHERRY FAIR AND MORE WILL
SOON BE ON THE LIST.

The contest for the honor of being
queen OF the Cherry Fair is now on.
Although the number Of contestants
is as yet few, other young ladies' are
expected to enter their names or be
selected by friends as probable win
ners. Friends Of the following named
young ladies have entered their
names for queen and pledged their
support in the contest:
Jessie Keeton.
Mary Eckerlen.
Clarissa Pearmine.
Gene Belle.
Audrey Davis.
Nellie Schwab
Ruth Ketchum.
Erma Putnam.
The committee Of the Cherry Fair
having the voting contest in hand,
yesterday distributed the ballot boxes
to the following places, and those de-
string to secure coupons may do so
at the respectively named places:
Journal office
Statesman office.
stockton's store.
Barnes Cash store.
Shipley's store.
Salem Woolen Mills store.
The Toggery.
Oscar Johnson's.
G. W. Johnson's store.
Mrs. p. p. Fullerton's store.
Waters cigar store.
shafer's cigar store.
Adolph's cigar store.
Central cigar store.
D. J. Frys drug store.
Capital drug store.
Crown drug store.
Red Cross pharmacy.
Buren & Hamilton.
Imperial Furniture Co,
Watt shipp.
Hauser Bros.
Marion billiard parlors.
Commercial book store.
Yokohama Tea Co.
Bells confectionery.
The Spa.
Zinn's confectionery.
Remnants shoe store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19

Hadley explained his amendment.
which was ruled out OF order yester-
day He declared that Il was neC-
essary that his amendment bo carried
so that the will Of the Republican
voters In the various states may bo
expressed, He criticized the Rose
water ruling briefly insisting that his
original motion, made otter tho con-
vention assembled was improper.
IIadIey Presents Case
1--WE had two courses confronting
us said Hadley. "one was To arbi-
trarily meeting the unparllmentary
ruling Of the chair tho other was to
bring the matter before this conven-
ton. We chose the latter course. and
SO bring this question before you
again.
I'VE hold that there are rs dele
gates placed on the temporary roll
by the national committee that do not
belong there. We now ask that the
names Of the men voted for by four
members Of The national committee bo
put on this roll, and the names Of the
linen now on Che roll eliminated.
~ want to present to you tho ooun-
try-wide Indictment against the ac-
tlon OF the national committee. This
question affects not only the next
convention, but also the very exist
ence Of the Republican party itself"
Hadley then reviewed the Roosevelt
meeting Of last Monday night md re-
peated the Roosevelt charge that the
action Of the national committee was
naked theft, designed to thwart tho
win OF the people OF the United
States"
This assertion was greeted with ape
plauae as was Hadley's statement
that he did not know whether tho MAJ
jorIty would agree with him that r.
R. was the logical candidate for pres-
ident
Praises Roosevelt. r. !
"But You win agree" no continued,
THAT he ia the greatest power for
good in the western world"
Hadley then read the statement
signed by four members Of the nation
al committee which was prepared by
Senator Borah ior presentation AZ a
minority report on the convention
contests He held that the delegates
in question should be refused votes
until after their right to seats hod
been passed upon by the uncontested
delegates to the convention.
Hadley paid high tribute to Dorah's
ability as a United States senator
CONTINUED on Page 4.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
LA FOLLETTES MANAGER DESERTS
and JOINS THE ROOSEVELT RANKS
!. I t+++++++++++4 :


Las Vegas, N, NJ, June 49, =
= Jack Curley was extremely =
? peeyed today when asked to dis =
? euss the Albuquerque report =
= that Governor Mcdonald was =
= determined to stop the Johnson I
= Flynn fight if he could possibly :
' do so under the law. Curley y
= declared the report was absurd. =
.+ Tommy Ryans statement yes =
? terday that Flynn is holding =
~ fat" was also pooh-poobed by y
= Curley .
= DR.. Edwin Shaw, who exam =
= ined both Johnson and Flynn, =
= asserted today that Flynn car =
= ries very little fat. =
= =
= + - - = 4 = = 3 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
Fight over CONTESTS GOES TO
THE COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS
The PIanks Labor Wants.

y Chicago, June 1s.-samuel :
= Gompers, president Of the :
= American Federation Of Labor, =
= and John B. Lennon, treasurer, =
= are in conference today, prepar- =
= ing the demand they will make =
= lin behalf of organized labor to =
? the Republican platform COM 4
4 mittee. Gompers said he would =
= not discuss the specific planks y
= he would ask to have inserted =
= in both the Republicans and y
= Democratic platforms .
= "Labor's vote in the fall will =
= be guided largely by the treat =
y ment we receive here and at 4
: Baltimore said compers. =
= = y = 4 ++ 3 = = = = = 4,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-19
Albany Man Murdered.

= Portland, Or, June 1s,-w. =
= Tanner, aged 20, was found =
= dead in his bed in downtown =
= hotel today with bullet wound =
+ in the back Of his head. The =
= murdered man was fully. =
= dressed. =
2 Tanner came here from AL =
= bany, Or, two weeks ago. His =
= wife, who lived with him at the =
= hotel could not be found today. =
= According 10 hotel employees =
= who found the body, the Tan =
+ ners were visited several times =
= recently by a man whose iden- =
= tity has not been established. ,
= Tanners head had been terri =
= bly, beaten. =
4 = 4 A a = = a 4 4 4 a a