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EVIDENCE ~ PLEA
HAD BEEN NOT GUILTY,

The report outlines tho evidence Al
the case as II would have been pro
scented had Brandt pleaded not guilt,
and come up for trial. Tho principa
points A. made by the pistrict-At,orne
are these:
There was no real evidence that
the man entercd the Schinr house
the night Of his encounter with the
banker with burgiarious intent.
The defendant. even In pleading
guilty. insisted that he went Into
the house ana waited for Mr.. schin
for the purpose of asking aid In
his distrissed financial condition.
lilo waited two hours and q half
In Mr.. Schin's dressing room and
made no attempt TO steal anything
except y couple OF s~tickpins worth
perhaps 5000. although thu rooms
on that floor we're filled with OBJ
Jects of high value.
Even after Brandt had attacked
Mr., schin In the dark the banker
talked with him kindly. gave him
$50 and let him II OF the house,
promising TO give him further Gid
= n ne would call at the ONCE next
day.
When Brandt was rrst arralgned
, to plead "a the Indictment before
Judge R~osalsky no pleaded not
! guilty.
Attorney Carl Fischer = Hansen
then took charge OF the prisoners
analrs n had him plead guilty
when brought before Judge Ros-
alsky for trial March rs. 1907.
The prisoner declared over and
oNer again during the examination
conducted by the Court that he had
not entered the iiouse attending 20
injure air. Sohin. but had taken up
the bowling pin and carving knife to
uae II set upon by ervan e by
Schirf himself.
Amer the sentence Fischer-Hansen
visited the prisoner In the Tombs.
According to Tscher-liansen's am
davit In Mr.. whltman's report. he
was told everything will be all right.
II Is all nSed and IN be liberated In
about a year."
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REPORT OF FORMER DIS
CHARGES hgRESAv,

The report OF Detective woolridge
read In court by Judge Rosalsky CIV
ing q list or former places OF EN-
ployment from which Brandt had
been discharged for dishonesty has
been Investigated n found almost
entirely hearsay, 20 Il could not have
been used before a trial jury, II was
this report that Judge Rosalsky used
as q nasis for refusing Attorney
Tscher-iiSnsen's pcrtunctory and
seemingly hAlf-hearted plea for
marcy for his client because Of
Brandt's youth and previous good
record.
These points, District Attorney Whit
may 10 known to consider conclusiv
proof that Brandt was not given IN
The evening world., 1912-01-29
WOLlERS LAST STATEMENT,
PROTEST. ING HIS INNOCENCE.

me" nat am departing from this earth 10 90 Into the presence
OF God. wish to make this last statement. The world refused me luz
t'ee' out our Father In Heaven, who knows our lnnermost thoughts
10 will Civ. me pure and indebted Juslcs.
" w'sh 10 Nsts AN INNoc EMIT Of the crime wac convicted o.
! have been . Victim OF ercu Nantsi evidence. hops there NAV
come . N whom TN conscience Of the psrpetrator viii everpowsr
him. and he will come TO the front to acknowledge HE multi.
~ 10 my earnest prayer to God that no may bring the perpe,rsto-
o crime y Justice that my name may be CLEARED OF the stain, and
shss NY people my zoe the Injustice done to me, end tns& they hsv.
killed On inroosu< COY,
tVwtst IN me, eNo my sincere thanks,
"rs these vine have malloleusy psrsssussd and killed me. Tor
mem pray oods forgiveness, (signsd) ALBERT W. WoLvER.
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a man rspfsssnting himself 40 .
csrvasssf for the, sunday world 10
~dsfraudinG people by Offering them
a forty.nvs-piscs dinner set for
which he collects q sNd tells the
people the ohina will - delivered
In . few days.
This man 10 q fraud. ~ he ~
tsmpts 20 CANVASS any reader OF The
woyiA . policeman shosiA be called
ana he should be placed NADER ar
rest. Notify the Cirouiat3en Depart.
msnt Of the World, telephone Seer.
man 1000.
The swindisr 10 about forty.avs
years Of are, rssAsf thin, weighing
about $50 pounas, ave feet slSAt
inches In height, smooth shavs.,
hair tingsd with gray % siaes Of
head.
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GOV. DIX BETTER.

ALBANY, Jan. ga continued I'm.
provement In Gov. Dix's condition was
reported to-day, go much so that he
hopes to be able to attend the dinner
to Cardinal Farley in New York to-
morrow night.
The Wednesday night at no ne at
the Executive Mansion this week will
take the place OF the usual annual leg.
islative reception. Hundreds Of In
vitations for the affair have been Is
eued.
Gov. Dix lef, Unexpectedly for New
York at 2.15 +. NJ.
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'Y|DD|SH CAM0RRA
STAYS WITNESS IN
TRIAL OF MEMBER
CONTINUED from First Page.)

to Introduce this in the form OF sworn
statements made by Blumenthal before
he was murdered. At any rate Blumen-
thai IL out Of tho way and his removal
show the danger Of Ignoring the de-
mands Of the "Yiddish Camorra."
The warning has been tufhcicnt. The
detectives nave been unable to gather
a fragment OF evidence beyond what Is
apparent from tho actual crime. The
'Yiddlsh Camorra" is as terror-inspirins
to the people among whom II f'ourlsles
as Is the Italian Black Hand in the dis
trict u few blocks away.
1t struck twice at Blumenthal before
II got him. lie was e blacksmith at No.
IS Rutgers street. lie lived at No, 3o2
Henry street. Early last winter a
stranger demanded $500 OF Blumenthal,
The blacksmith refused. That was bad
for Blumenthai. Then he told the po.
nce-which was worse.
On Dec. II Blumenthal's house was
wrecked by q bomb. The blacksmith
escaped, but he knew what It meant.
Ever since that monert there has not
been . dark alley. hardly . shadow
that aid no.; hold the possibility OF
death for him'
IDENTIFIED viTUekY 40 MAN
WHO De MANpED 6lACkMAlL.
Rut Blumenthal WA, the nght,ns sort.
In .he Gro, outside his house, after
the explosion. he rp!ed tho heavy.
broved. swarthy man who demanded
the s,o. lilo carried his description to
tho police. Five hours later vitusky
A in custody. B%lum.nthal Identified
The evening world., 1912-01-29
OREXEL GIRL BABY
Of THREE MONTHS
LIVING ALL ALONE
Continued from First Page

father came over from England 70 v,,.
ness tn. ceremony. Mr.. Drexel sr. told
ss no" n~i.h.pricen our '~ashlonab'- hotels
werc sn' me" BOARDED ths snip tor
.''op. Assn. 'o""s MT "r'aels SIS
.".' "A'sue''''. a'o came over 70 see
-" "~'I.eu ~" "eeAs A'er' Mfs'
.'oIse ~'u'a. "r' asd Mrs' antony
.' y, WV so"'e u '"e "ou'd chi'-
W. WIZ wi'nes'"s tno ceremony. IN
~ ..,on "s"o "Ns pr'Ae' 'ho
o' AA"''s.one.
.'o'"s se ""t"r Is hothlhs 10 inc
"o"". IN" D.'Aei' IN see o
49," .'"p'' "' "ceh' III hnKiah"'
." case may ne
WIS "ou,os "ecoh"
$500. "'""' N@H' "'"'er 10 an
,.ns.a NY "no."e, ."'ns 'na'
go. -N". u 40
n.,,s ,..-n. 80
v,,,,sa NJ VT %. .. 49,.
u,,i. .,,,. a.. "
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countries. Is II ans wonder that s1ey
are when Russia has sent an army hto
their mids, to teach them forcibiy that
the Ten Commandments do not ately
in international politics?" "
The evening world., 1912-01-29
oPtRirUAt ADviSGR SURE
WolrER WAS INNOCENT.

t0ot NVNFt wac Hrvtf tVItl4silttta
the crime for which III was e~iectrncutet
to-day. He has aiwsys Maintained his
Innocence to me ana itnaa Z steadtast
story. There 10 no doubt he wsA ieadinx
. sinful iifc when he was arrested. but
no reformed and i~sSavcd him again
into the Lutheran Church. ] often asked
him TO make Q confession DURING M
early scuuaintance With him. but lately
! have believed him innocent
"Afbert Woiter was one Of the most
inteilisent young men ! eve met. His
leaning 10 talk italian huentiy from
study while he was In the death eel, 10
remarkable. To the last woltsr hoped
the mysterious man he blames for the
crime would come to his rescue. His
last statement vas written without any
guidance Of mine. In fact Il wac written
at . o'clock In the morning"
An Intensely dramatic Incident az.
CURED on the train IN the meeting OF
Wolter's parents AMI Coroner HoltL-
hauser. who d~iscovpre: Ruth wh.eier q
remains In the fireplace. Ths Coroner
we No convinced OF Wolter's guilt that
10 had asked for an invitation TO the
~elsctrocuton. During ais @ ma ton
with several newspaer men he disoov
cred for the hrst time the presence OF
VOTERS parents. who sat across the
stSie IN silence. TOT a rev momrn
no word wss spoken a the old mar
eyed the Coroner. Then the coronei
rose and passed into the next car. fol
owed by his party. This was the onl.
,ccaslon on which Mrs. woltsr sssm~
10 be affected.
When the conn arrived At the Gran,
Central station the aged couple viii
the aid OF their sons spiritual advise
superintended the transfer OF the bod
TO North Bergen. n. j., whore It vii
10 cremated to-day. Tho news tina
Wolter's body was In the station 500,
spread. attra citing Q big crowd.
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rhs wondsrfu, msAieisa,

powers Of Hoods Sara pArills
are c,sarly shown BY ,his tsstimonisli
I'VE had ouS DAUGHTER v~acc,as,sa.
Before her arm healed she bsrsn TO have
sore ores, Soon che vas blind In one eve
and could see very little with the ether.
Five doctors said she would be totslis
blind. She could not stand the iiEht.
We then ave her Hood's sarsapar,ila,
when she had taken siSht bottles che
could stand the light, and now shs can
DO the fiasst needle . Mrs. J.
Bsardsisy. Eimirs. N. Y.
Oct 70 to-day IN usual LIQUID fern o.
skeeolsts6 taeisO called 6Aseatoho.
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SHERIFF HAMBURGER
TELLS HOW WOLTER DIED
IN TIE ELECTRIC CHAIR.

On his return from Sing sans Prison.
where he witsSassd. with eleven Others.
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cHARLESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One quarter OF a mile
Pink Lady. nrst, 2 to / and 0 to 10: Miss
Edith, second. place . to 2: Cedar Green.
third. rra
SECOND RACE-.Ffve n a half fur
longs.-Al Muller. ! to s and 3 to ., first;
Rose O'Neili. G to 1 for place. second:
Coletta third.
THIRD RACE-Six furiongs.-Stlas
Gfump. y to 5, won: Cheer TIP. 1 to 2
place, second: Surfeit third.
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Fliss Over Lake Erie.
ERIE, Pa.-Earl SAINT made a twenty
minute flight IN his aeropiane over froz-
en- Lake Erie. starting his machine from
the ice.
The evening world., 1912-01-29
7iUo Years of Delay for WoLter
After Justice Started SWiftU

Ruth WH,t.. ain
WoHey Pa; IN Trial
COnricftd
Executed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04

Observations taken at q. N. sevenry-nrh ne.
fidisl time. Air pressure reduced to sea level
IsoBARs continuous lines pass through points
Of equal air pressure. Is0THER1Es dotted hnes)
pass through points Of equal temperature; drawn
only for zero. freezing. eOe. and 1902.
O clear; @ partly cloudy; g cloudy
@ rain: 8 snow; % report missing.
Arrows fly with the wind First figures. temper
lture: second. precipitation OF Oh inch OF more
for past q hours; third. maximum wind yeloc-
10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04
ASKED TO SEE THE
PLANT JUICE MAN
Herbert Gunter of Ell Pasc
Tells of Improvement
Of His Mother.

Mr.. Herbert Gunter. who works at
the Home Bakery and who lives at
s519 Bisbee street, in this city, said
as he entered Kelly & Pollard's drug
store:
I want to see the Plant Juice man.
want two more bottles of Plant Juice.
1 am buying this for my mother. She
has been troubled for some time with
her stomach and also with nervous
trouble that seemed to affect her mus
cles- They would tWitch and it was
Impossible for her TO control them.
The Plant Juice has stopped that and
is surely helping her stomach NV
father is a carpenter at the FL Paso &
southwestern shops, and I work at
the Home Bakery"
The man or woman who is physically
run down, debilitated, nervous; who
suffers with any arrangement of stom-
ach, liver, kidneys and blood viii find
surprising relief in Plant Juice It is
the greatest vegetable curative and
corrective of the age. Its action is
direct and immediate; it enters the cir
culation attacking all disease centers.
dissolving and eliminating poisons. You
will find indigestion, constipation, ma
laria1 and catarrhal conditions, rheu-
matism and general debility and ner-
vousness vanish under the effects Of
Plant Juice. The help you receive is
not momentary. but lasting. Call to-
day on the Plant Juice man at Kelly &
Pollard's.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits Issued.

bulA0lnE EeELnANA Issued.
To Vincente Iberieta. to build adobe
building. corner Of Michigan and Will
low streets: estimated cost 800.
To J. Z. Buchoff. to build 14-room
adobe building. corner Of Park and
Eighth streets; estimated cost $1,000.
To Juan Castro, to move a barn on
Michigan avenue; estimated cost SIS.
Deeds Filed.
Douglas street corner of Raynor
street-R. W. Elliott and wife to W. A.
May. lots II and IS, block 102. East FL
Paso addition; consideration $4,000;
August p. 1912.
River street-Emily iGird Pratt 10
Tomas Guerra, lots Is to Is, block 29T,
Pierce Finley addition; consideration
$500; August Is, 1912
HUeco street-Phoenix-El Paso Build
ing company to George Rogers. lot
and part Of lot 10. block 121. East FL
Paso addition; consideration SO; Aug
ust IS, 1912.
Cloudcroft street-H. NJ. Whitfield
and wife to Annie c. G. Moore. lots IS
and Is, block 9S, East FL Paso addition;
consideration SO; July Is, 1912.
Tularosa street-John z. Ewin and
wife to Jas l. Chaplin. lots p. % and
"a, block ST. East FL Paso addition;
consideration $500; August 5. 1912.
Bliss street-Sallie F. Newman. for
Edith V. Reynolds to G. A Martin, lots
% and "a, block 90, East Il Paso ad-
dition; consideration $3.50; August s,
1912.
Ysleta. Tex.-Santo Campos to La
viniano Madrid, SOS square varas in
Ysleta: consideration $50; November
10 1892.
Ysleta, Tex.-Gabino Amendariz and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04

Boss Ovens
for gas or gasoline stoves.
Laurie Hardware Co. 300 Mills st.
A snap-I0O "A" grade doors at a
bargain. Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04

wife TO Laviniano Madrid y acres in
Ysleta; consideration s3S; December
20, 1894.
Texas & Pacific grant, D. Monies
to Julian AlaTcpn, 3S6 acres in T & P.
grant; consideration 81; August 81,
1912.
Pedro Alarcon and wife to Julian
Alarcon, $40 acres; consideration 81;
August 81. 1912
Hot Wells, TeX.-John D. Hackett to
Ray H. Kincheloe. lots 20 and p, block
Isl, Hot Wells townsite, consideration
SIS; August %, 1912.
Hot Wells. Tex-TO Mamie Kinche-
loe, lots and S, block ia; considera-
ton SIS; August 6. 1912
SocOrro, Tex.-Juan Armendariz to
Epifano Ortiz. III acres in Socorro
township; consideration 81; Is acre.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04
PORTALES SCHOOLS
ARE WELL ATTENDED

Portales. N NJ, Sept 4.-School has
opened with a complete corps Of teach
ers and a full attendance of pupils. The
teachers spent the simmer at various
schools taking special work and are be
ginning the years work with renewed
energy.
A number of families are moving in
from ranches and adjoining farms and
placing their children in the Portales
school
Company NJ. New Mexico National
Guard, in response to orders issued last
week, are spending several days on
duty on the rifle range north of Por-
tales.
September 2 was regular trades day
at Portales, and in spite of the fact
that it was also a national holiday the
town was full of people and all the
merchants were very busy. Ne special
program had been arranged.
The women of the Benevolent Society
served lunch on the courthouse lawn
Labor Day.
w A Davis, of Clovis. formerly with
the First National bank OF Portales,
was in the city.
Mrs. Pugh Price and son, Edward
Price, of Hereford, are here visiting
relatives for few days.
W. H. Ball. of the real estate firm
of Martin & Ball. came in a few days
ago in a new car which he had driven
through from Kansas. Several pros
pectors came with him.
Corhn Brothers have moved their real
estate office to the Lindsey building.
Ed J. Neer and W. O. Oldham have
returned from points in Colorado where
they have been spending a weeks holi-
day.
The city has taken charge of the
town electric light and water plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04

consideration 81; 81 acres. eonsidera-
ton 81.
Licensed to We'd
William W Stillson and Mary P.
Kelly.
Births-Boys-
To Mrs c. ". n. Diesel. Prospect ave-
nue.
Birfhs-GirIs.
To Mrs VIM. Zoghieb. SIS W Rio
Grande street
To Mrs. Ashley T Reed. sol Mundy
avenue
To Mrs W E Talbot. 1881 Montana
street.
Refrigerat0rs, All Sizes.
Laurie Hardware Co, sos Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04
MOVES FAMILY TO
COAST IN AN AUTO
A Texas Couple With Five
Children Go to Cali
fOrnia in Small Car.

Douglas. Ariz. Sept. AFTER driving
over 1000 miles in one cylinder auto
mobile, T. Posey and wife, with their
five children have arrived in this city
from Corpus Christi. Tex, on their way
to San Diego They are leaving their
home in Texas to move to California
and hit upon the idea of making the
trip in their small car. So far they
succeeded far beyond their expecta-
tons, having made the trip by way of
San Antonio without a single puncture
or a cent paid out for repairs.
Between $50 and rs teachers in the
schools of Cochise county have gath
cred here for the institute which
opened this morning for a three days
session, closing Friday night with
reception at the Douglas Country club.
Majestic Ranges.
Laurie Hardware Co, 309 Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04
IA PasO. Wednesday. sept. 4. 1912.

FL Paso and vicinity-Fair tonight
and Thursday.
New Mexico-Increasing cloudiness,
with local showers tonight or Thurs
day.
West Texas-Generally fair tonight
and Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-04

Height of river this morning above
fixed zero mark, 100 feet. Fall in last
"a hours O. 2 foot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26

Being found out is the only thing
that makes people feel guilty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26

Chicago, he acted as tempory chair
man in calling the meeting to order.
Paul b, Wallace was elected commit
teeman to represent Marion county on
the state central committee.
The question of date for the coun-
ty convention was not settled. Some
favored having II before the proposed
trip Of Roosevelt and others favored
having It after that date. The question
has not yet been settled, The ques-
ton of placing a full county ticket In
the field came up for discussion, but
It seems to be the consensus Of opin-
ion Of those interested in the move
meme that a full ticket will be nomi-
mated although on this question, as on
most others, there was divergency
Of opinion at the beginning which was
finally reduced to harmony at the end
Speeches were made on the policies
Of the new party by Rev. D. N Mcln-
turf, Rev. r. N. Ayison, William r.
Trindle, w. H. Cherrlngton, and 9th
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26
TO INVESTIGATE
THE AMPAIGN
contributions

Washington, Aug. 26.-The Penrose-
Reed Poindexter resolution calling for
mide and thorough investigation Of
campaign contributions since 1904 was
adopted in the senate this afternoon.
Senator Penrose predicted that con-
gress would adjourn within an hour,
asserting that an agreement on the
deficiency bill had been reached.
The Penrose resolution as adopted
by the senate by viva voce vote, pro-
vldes a sweeping investigation Of all
correspondence and transactions be-
tween John ID. Archbold, president OF
the Standard Oil company, and mem
bers of congress. 1t also calls for an
investigation of the alleged activity Of
George W. Perkins in behalf of Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26
HOP CROP is GOOD
AND PICKING BEGINS

Notwithstanding the apprehension
that was created by the frequent rains
during the past summer, the present
outlook for a bumper hop croy ls good.
In nearly all of the yards Of any con-
sequence spraying was well attended
to, which has insured splendid quail
ity Of hops. In yards where the spray
ing was neglected the hops are in bad
shape and the hops from these yards
will likely be Of second rate.
Picking began in the Miller yard
across the river from Jefferson last
Thursday, but is the only yard thai
mas SO far begun to gather. IT, A
Livesley, one Of the largest growers o
the vicinity Of Salem, will commence
tpicking Thursday, August 20. A few
other yards will begin the latter par
of this week, but picking will not b'
under full headway until Monday
September 2.
Plckers seem to be reasonably plen
tiful, but the growers say that the!
cannot tell about the scarcity Of pick
ers until actual picking begins. TIL
price paid this year Is the same as for
merly, one cent pound or so cents
box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26
Bride Was BewIldered.

Late Saturday afternoon two couples
preseBted themselves to the county
clerks office for permission to wed.
Grant Zumwalt, of Hillsboro, Ore, Sc
cured license to wed Miss Maud Nc
Kee, Of Salem, while Irwin Hays, also
Of Hillsboro, secured the required dec
ument to take Miss Myrtle Mckee, also
Of Salem for his wife. Judge Bushey
being available the prospective bene-
diets went direct to the Judge, who tied
both knots. When the second cere-
mony was performed, Mrs Zumwalt
was asked to sign as a witness to the
ceremony. Having forgotten, evident
ly, that she had just been married
she started to sign her maiden name Of
Mckee. In this she was corrected, and
Just for the moment she had forgotten
the recently-acqulred husbands name
and the confusion that ensued wal
quite amusing. so say those who wit
messed the proceedings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26
TO RECALL
GOVERNOR
JOHNSON
PETITION BEING CIRCULATED
BUT 1T SEEMS TO BE WEAK AND
WILL PROBABLY FAIL-CHARG-
ES NOT FULLY DETAILED.

San Francisco, Aug. ga petition
for the recall of Governor Hiram w.
Johnson is in circulation here today.
The ostensible head of the movement
is Alva Udell, lawyer and politician
of San Francisco, AS far as can be
learned he has no backing. Udell sent
out today a set Of circulars in which
democrats and socialists are particu-
larly asked to aid the movement
In a long statement Udell gives six
reasons for the recall Of Johnson He
sets forth the alleged effort of the
state administration TO control presi-
dental electors through the new pri-
mary law, attacking It's validity and
declaring that IT, disfranchises all re-
Ipubllcans in democratic legislative
districts and vice versa, although how
dlsfranchlsement is brought about is
not clearly explained. The principal
ground for Udells complaint is that
Taft voters viii have no opportunity
to vote for Taft electors.
In the recall petition Udell makes
an additional charge that Governor
johnson has approved legislation in
tended to foster land grabbing by
wealthy individuals and corporations,
but nowhere is there any amplifica-
ton or explanation of this charge.
No specific act of misconduct is
charged in the petition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26
Alice Brown Discharged,

San Francisco, Aug. 26-Postponed
five times, owing to the refusal of the
complainant to press the charges
placed against Mrs. Alice Brown, the
Los Angeles cloak model, accused Of
Fleeing David Mapping, an Illinois
farmer, out of $4,000 on the promise Of
marriage the case was dismissed here
today by Police Judge shortall, Mrs
Brown was arrested in Portland about
10 days ago, but when extradlted here
for trial Mapping refused to prosecute.
Judge shortall declared that the
court had been trifled with, but, owing
to the rights Of the defendant he had
no alternative but to wipe the case
from the calendar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-26

said. 81 can confirm all have ever
said about Doans Kidney Pills. This
remedy did me a world of good and
consider It an excellent one for kidney
disorders" "
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -- Doan's.--and
take no other.