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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
WASHINGTON
CHANGERS BUSY
AT PUYALLUP
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Puyallup Wash, June G.-The del
egation to the Washington State
Grange convention ran amuck yester-
day and resoluted as follows: Favor
ing state supervision Of stock com
panies; fayoring the exemption Of
fruit trees from taxation; obiectlng
to the practice Of the national govern
ment sending literature to young men
on the farm, urging them to enlist in
the army and navy; recommending a
law guaranteeing bank deposits; rec
ommending a law restraining school
trustees from preventing the use Of
school buildings for public purposes,
and objecting to leasing farms to
aliens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
ALDERMAN
IS MAKING
THE ROUNDS

State Superintendent Of Public In
struction Alderman will leave this
evening for Cottage Grove, where he
will attend the graduating exercises
Of the high school Of that town. Fri
day he will go to Monmouth to par
ticipate in the high school gradual
ing exercises there
He is just back from Portland
where he inspected the garden pro-
ducts being grown by the children
for the Childrens' Industrial Fair to
be conducted IN connection with the
state fair and was profuse In his
compliment Of the work being done.
lie declares that throughout the
state there is an immense interest
being taken in the fair and that It ia
destined TO be a success beyond the
fondest hopes Of It's promoters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
UNITED PaHas InAsnp wIRn.l

Several members of the national
committee including Committeeman
Scott Of West Virginia have sent
proxies to the committee meeting,
not wishing to participate in the
contest between Roosevelt and Taft.
ormsby Mcdarg the New York at
torney who is handling the Roose-
velt interests in the contested cases.
denounced a story published today
that the national committee Is plan
ming to seat two-thirds Of the Taft
delegates and one-third of the Roose-
yelt delegates in the $50 contest
cases. The Taft committee men
ridiculed the story emphatlcally as
sorting that President Taft will win
practically every contest
No Chance Before Committee.
Senator Dixon manager of the
Roosevelt bureau, privately admitted
that the Colonel has no chance be-
fore the national committee. Dixon
declared that he had received COM
mltteeman's proxy by telegraph. but
that he would not use 1t.
81 would rather be licked than be
forced to enter the committee and
make spectacle of myself" was
Dixon's emphatic comment.
Manager Mckinley Of the Taft bu-
reau, issued a statement today in de-
fense of Senator Root, In which he
reviewed the career Of the slated
temporary chairman. The statement
denounced Colonel Roosevelts attl-
tude toward william Barnes, the New
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06

Havana, June 6. - Thoroughly
aroused over barbarous outrages COM
mitted by the negro rebels, the Cuban
government today took steps to crush
the revolution by stamping out the
uprising, without regard to the rules
of war
President Gomez formally suspended
all constitutional guarantees in Ori-
ente province today The Cubans con-
gress appropriated $1,OOO,OOO with
which to conduct a war of extermina-
tlon. Captain lglesias, of the federal
forces, is advancing upon the rebels
with $50 sharpshooters under his COM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06

BOOSTERS
ARE HERE
NINE BIG AUTOS FULL OF LIVE
WIRE ALBANY BOOSTERS HIT
THE CITY THIS MORNING
WITH A THUD THAT MADE EV.
ERYB0DY SIT UP.

Nine automobiles loaded with AL
bany boosters arrived in the city this
morning about II clock, and the hub
boosters took the city by storm. Their
arrival had been heralded, however, by
telephone to the Board of Trade, SO
Secretary Hofer was ready to welcome
them, which was done in royal man
ner.
The Albany boosters are here in the
interests of the opening of the Oregon
Electric railway, the Albany Chau-
tauqua and the Fourth of July cele-
bration at that place. The three events
are scheduled for July 4th, and Albany
people promise one of the finest enter
tainments for that occasion thM 1t will
be possible to see in the Willamette
valley. These boosters are out ON a
regular schedule, making calls at all
points tributary to their city, to awak-
en- interest in the events mentioned.
Assurance is given that there will be
upwards of 10000 strangers in the
city on July 4th. There is to be about
eight or ten bands from different sec
tions of the valley, and the occasion
Of the glorious Fourth at Albany this
year will be the principal attraction
for persons Of all parts Of the valley,
from Oregon City to Eugene.
AT noon the officers of the Board OF
Trade took the visitors to the Marion
Hotel, where an elegant spread was
supplied and toasts and speeches we're
made, both by the visitors and our
own citizens. They are an enthusias-
tic crowd, and leave the impression
that they have a live town,
Those visiting us are: II. A. Stat
tenberg, J. c. Hammer, J, +. Farley,
L. b. Weaver c. w. Langford, Il. A.
Johnson, Geo. NJ. Cline, o. T. Larsen,
Fred Flcklln. Fred P. Nuttlng, ]. D.
Whitaker, NJ. II. Hogan. w. w. Stu
art, r, C. Churchill, VIM, Eagles, L. G.
Ross, j. J. Barrett, j. ]. Collins, u. d.
Cusick +. II. Geselbracht, W. A. East
burn, John Reader, A. l.. Hullander
z. E. Ries Marshall Woodwork, D. o.
Woodwork, John r. Hubert, w. G.
Ballock, f. p Tracy, r. u. Mason
c Clinto Page, J. V. Pike, W. c. Far
ley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
WILL RESUME
WORK ON ROAD
TO PORTLAND

With u promise from Portland
machinery firm Of a road crusher, ex-
Mayor Rodgers, who ID In charge OF
the work Of building a highway from
this city to Portland, now intends to
resume the work, and II will now he
pushed as rapidly as the road districts
situated along the proposed route Of
the highway make the necessary ap-
preparations
For awhile the state used the rock
crusher belonging to the county, and
several miles Of the road we're built.
beginning at the fair grounds. Re-
Gently however the commission has
been up against the proposition OF be-
ing without crusher, and for awhile
considered the adylsablllty of having
one shipped up from California. This
crusher belonged to the Southern Pa
ciilc company, and II was willing to
let the state have II, but an inspection
of It proved that 1t was not suited for
the work.
Yesterday Portland firm wrote ex-
Mayor Rodgers that they would con-
tribute one for this work, and az soon
ps II Is obtained work viii be re-
sumed. The state has secured options
Oh several quarrles near New Bra, and
rock for the road will be secured from
them,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06

A serous question confronts the ex-
ecutive committee of the Cherry Fair
board. Considerable feeling seems to
have arisen over the question of where
the Cherry Fair shall be located, after
1t has already been decided to hold it
in the armory. Many seem to think
that the armory will be too small, and
that there will be no room for con-
cessions, from which the fair gains
considerable Of its revenue, The ques-
tion Is now whether the location shall
be changed to Marion square. There
is a special meeting called at the
Board of Trade rooms tonight, at
which everybody is urged to be pres
ent 1t will be definitely decided by
vote this evening which location will
be used and II is up to everybody in
terested to be there, or not complain
If the location finally chosen does not
suit them.
Another important question which
will come up will be the changing Of
the dates from the 18th, 18th and 18th
to the 4th, 5th and 9Th. 1t is almost
Necessary that these dates be changed
owing to the fact that the big Elks'
convention is to be held in Portland on
the dates originally set for the Cher
ry Fair, and many Of the hardest work
ers and most hearty supporters on the
Cherry Fair committee are Elks and
will have no time to devote to the fair
on the dates first set
Many are in favor of using the ar
mory in addition to Marion Square,
as there are a number Of exhibits that
could be placed there to good advan-
tage Anyway, the question will be
decided tonight and It is up to you to
be on hand and help make the decis-
ions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
RUSHLIGHT Is INVESTIGATING
JURY'S REPORT
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l. a 7rc 50re. 81 ane 6,--Members of
the. county grand jury, which few
weeks ago returned a report CRITICS
ing the police department, including
Chief of Police Slower, and alleged
that vice is rampant n the city, are to
appear this afternoon before Mayor
Rushlight and tell him what they
know of conditions. The mayor stated
that he would probe the matter to the
bottom,
The grand jurors were subpoenaed
by the mayor.
The grand jurors received legal ad-
vice to ignore the subpoenaes, and it
is expected some Of them will do so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
CAUGHT by FREIGHT CAR
AND BADLY BRUISED

John Shipp, the chauffeur for the
Spencer delivery wagon, was severely
and painfully injured this morning
about o'clock at the freight ware
house. He was at the S. P. freight
sheds, getting his car in proper posi-
tion to load, when, in some manner
he got between the car and some bar
rels, and was badly bruised.
He was taken to the office OF DR..
o. B. Miles, where the bruises were
dressed, and he was given as much
relief as possible. No bones we're
broken, but the injury is very painful,
and will result in laying him up for
some time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
MEXICO MUST PAY
FOR KILLING AMERICANS

Washington, June J--Mexlco must
pay for killing aud woundlng Amerl-
can citizens during the Madero rebel
lion by shots fired into United States
territory from across the borler,
In reaching this decision today the
senate foreign relations committee de-
clded to have the American govern
ment pay wounded persons and the
heirs Of those killed, and then demand
Of Mexico to remit to the government
the amount paid out,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
THE COUNTRY Is SAFE
so IS DUCHESS APPENDIX

Montreal, June 6--Physiclans In
attendance on the Duchess OF Con-
naught today issued the following
bulletin:
Her Royal Hlghness passed q
fairly good night and is making as
satisfactory progress toward recoy.
cry as can be expected"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06

mand, and with orders to shoot to kill
all rebels whom he encounters. No
prisoners will be taken, no quarter
given and no surrender accepted,
One act of the rebels which has es-
pecially inflamed the public is an at
tack upon an ex-official, who was tied
to stake while his wife and daughter
were outraged before his eyes.
There is an unconfirmed report
here that the rebel leader General Es-
tenos has been killed.
Reports reached here today of an
other outrage by the rebels near San
tiago last night, an aristocratic white
family being the victims.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
WnI Abnndon nnnL

Aberdeen, Wash, June 6-The
county commissioners, after meeting
at Montesano, the county seat, an
nounce that the hunt for John Tor
now, the beast man." slayer OF Depu-
ties Elmer and Mckenzie, and OF John
and VIII Bauer his twin nephews will
be abandoned June 25. A messenger
has been dispatched to the posse IN
the wilderness to tell the deputies to
return.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
York Republican leader and conolud-

York Republican leader and conclud-
ed
Says Roosevelt Has Changed.
"The fact is, Roosevelt has
changed, and with this change has
come disloyNlty to friendship and
treason to party"
Later in the day Senator Dixon H.
sued statement in which he de-
nounced the Taft committeeman. who
had declared they would seat practi-
cally all the Taft contestants.
III the high court and trustees Of
the Republican party would agree TO
put through an arsenic bottle pro-
gram, they might just as well agrea
to take the party into back alley
and clit It's throat Dixon declared.
THE whele program of the Taft sup
porters Is to get delegates, regard
less Of the wishes Of the voters In
'the districts which these delegates
represent. They are now urging tho
national committee onto revolution
airy measures which would sound the
death knell Of the party.
Taft Cannot Win.
mo sane man or sober believes
that President Taft, IL nominated.
could carry three Republican states"
Dixon's statement asserted further
that If President Taft is nominated,
there will not be enough Of the par
ty left in congress to demand vote
of the ayes and nays. It would
mean a crushing defeat to both coun-
ty and state tickets in nearly every
state in the union
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
She Married a Uniform.

Seattle, Wash, June 6.--"He had a
lovely blue uniform and a red star on
his arm when met him" Ethel NJ,
Rurey told Judge Frater yesterday
when she asked to be divorced from
b. +. Rurey, naval electrician
"But he was very poor provlder.
T will give you the divorce" sad
the Judge, but don't marry a uniform
next time"
"Neyer again" said Ethel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
THINK WILSON WILL
CAPTURE MINNESOTA

Duluth MINI, June Cit is be-
iieyed that Woodrow Wilson will
capture the state delegation to Bal
timore at the state convention which
meets here this afternoon. Wilson's
supporters admit that their only fear
Is a stampede for Bryan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
war IS NOW ONE OF DETERMINATION
AND NO PRISONERS WILL Be TAKEN
Got the First Land.

= North Yakima, Wash, June 6. 4
= The name of State Senator =
= Frank ]. Allen, of North Yald- :
= ma was the first drawn at the =
+ United States land office here 4
= yesterday when land valued at =
= $250,OOO was opened for settle =
= ment under the third unit of the =
= governments Tieton Irrigation :
= project, Allen gets SO acres of Z
+ valuable agricultural land. All =
= of the 20 successful applicants Z
+ are residents of North Yakima, =
= except A. H. Johnson, and Z
+ Cambridge Delaney, of Seattle; :
+ Earl w. Lutz, of Vollmer, Ida =
+ ho, and Samuel Feldman, of =
= Prosser. +
+ 4
+ + + + = + + = + + = r r =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
BURNED TO DEATH
ALONG WITH BABY

San Francisco, June G.--Sacrhclng
her life in a vain effort to rescue her
infant daughter, Cecilia, from their
blazing home. Mrs. Mary sallnger
was burned to death here eaTly to-
day. The bodies Of both mother and
infant we're found amid the wreck
Gee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
HAS NO CHANCE BEFORE COMMITTEE
MUST make FIGHT IN CONVENTION
Sending the Body Home.

+ Washington, June 6, ~ Ser =
= vices were held at Senator Nix =
= ons Washington home this af- 4
= ternoon. Rev, Ulysses G. B. =
+ Pierce, chaplain of the United =
4 States senate, officiated and =
= President Taft was present. =
= Committees from both the ,
+ house and senate will accom- =
: pany the remains to Reno, New, 4
= tonight, 4
r The funeral party will be I
= Joined at Chicago tomorrow by =
= Mrs. Nixon the widow, who, =
= with her son, Bertram, started =
= from Reno two days ago when 4
: Senator Nixon's condition first =
= became serious. 4
4 L L l. l. L L Il n a 4. Il a 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
Lorlmer Stands Pat.

UNITED PhEHs 1hAann wlnE
Washington June Cit Is reported
today that only 80 senators now favor
allowing william Lorimer, Of Illinois.
to retain his seat In the senate. lis
friends are trying to induce Lorimer
to resign, but he is standing pat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
West virginia for CLARK.

Parkersburg, w. Va. June 6.-The
Democratic state convention here to-
day adopted resolution instructing
It's delegates at large to support
Champ Clark as presidential nominee
at the national convention in BaItl.
more.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
Had wreck Reported.

Montreal, June '6.-Many passen-
gers are reported killed in the wreck
Of passenger train on the main
line Of the Canadian Pacific railroad
in British Columbia. The wires are
down and no details are obtalnable
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
Blg Price FOR Steers.


Portland, Ore, June 6.-lTwo cars OF
steers, shipped by Ed, Coles. Of
Halnea, Ore, today we're sold for ~
cents a pound the highest price ever
paid for grass cattle west Of the
Rocky Mountains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06

The third regiment hand has been
mustered out Of service, because i re-
fused to march in the Memorial DAY
parade at Portlsnd, unless paid 'lOO
therefor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
Took the Window Route.

= Portland. Ore, June 6.--Low- +
= ering himself out of a third +
+ story window, man whose Z
= identity has not been estab- =
= lished, dropped to the ground =
= and apparently uniniured made =
+ his escape today when squad =
= of police made a raid on =
= down town hotel here, arrest =
+ ing FIVE women and eight men =
= as undesirable citizens. =
= +
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06

Aviator Walden D. Cooke gave Al.
bany an exhibition Of his skill as a
blrdman. Sunday, reaching an alti-
tude Of 1900 feet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
SAYS ROOSEvELT'S MANAGER
SENATOR DIXON--.HE WOULD
NOT take COMMITTEE PROXY

Commenting on Committees Work. Dixon Further Said 'f
the High Court and Trustee Of the Republican Party
Would Agree to Put Through an Arsenic Bottle Program,
They Might as Well Agree to Take the Party Into Back
Alley and Cut Its Throat HE Added "NO Sane Man
Believes Taft Could Carry Three Republican States"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
BERGER MAY POSTPONE
ATTACK ON HANFORD
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. !

Washington, June 6.--SpeG 1ey PIX
and Chairman Clayton of the house iu-
dietary committee, conferred with Con-
gressman Berger, and suggested that
he postpone until tomorrow hs speech
demanding the impeachment of United
States Judge Hanford, of Seattle.
1t is believed that the investigation
of the committee ON judiciary into
lIanfords case will be postponed UNI
til fall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
REBELS BRUTAL OUTRAGES
AROUSES PRESIDENT GOMEZ
NO QUARTER WILL Be GIVEN

Cuban Congress ApprOpateS Million Dollars to Conduct
War OF ExtermnatOn- lone Command OF 250 Sharp
shooters Advancing Upon Rebels With Orders to Shoot to
Kill All Rebels Wherever Met and to Spare None Public
Thoroughly nfamed by BeStia Treatment of Officials
Wife and Children .......... .......... -. :.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06
TO DECIDE
LOCATION
TONIGHT
Be Sure and Attend the Meet
ing of the Cherry Fair Com
mittee Tonight at Board Of
Trade; It is important.
PROPOSE TO CHANGE DATE

On Account Of the Elks' Convention
in Portland II Is Thought Advisable
to Change Dates--It is Also Pro.
posed to Change Location to Marion
Square-Other Important Matters to
Be Considered and Everybody is
Requested to BE Present Tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-06

Mrs. Missouri E. Mavity, a pioneer
of Coos county, aged 70, died at Ban
don last week She came to Oregon
in 1854.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-01
Splendid Man-Made Advantages

be dht til M
schools hmph olive nt
s from HI ghn
a n ines
NE@anH ond
OF are imply
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-01
Were Not Back of Such Statement


ndpl didreord ff
all aUealt OtrHa
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1912-11-01
THE FLOURISHING CITY OF CAMBRIDGE

The man who has money to invest is like the fe
Missouri "you have to show him.
Cambridge First Among The Prosperous Cities Of
Mean Little if Facts and Sound Logic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20

Mr. IIoneyman asked Wayman
about meeting he had with Mr..
Grosyenor and others In the Office OF
Attorney Jackson, whose name was
mentioned In the Monday afternoon
session, In New York, June 20. 1910.
Wayman said that he had consulted
Mr., Jackson because OF his being r1-
earded as a good patent attorney.
AT that time was Mr.. Jackson a
lawyer OF good reputation" Mr.. Hon.
cyman asked Wayman.
Yes" replied Wayman.
MAS il-nnl about Il year after. Nav
c, 1910. that YOU heard OF Mr.. JACK
son being charged as being party
i'm combination I'm restraint Of
trade" the witness was further
asked
Wayman answered in the afflrna-
tive.
Wayman further told the defense
that the resale price list established
by the license agreements was ADAM
doned by the trust soon after the in
dictments were returned against the
defendants.
Wayman was excused at this point,
out was lOlu Dy. tno SOuIl W iVhoih
within reaching distance, In case he
might be recalled.
George + Taylor, jobber, Green
vile. o.: Solomon A. Lehman. Job
Der. Fort Wayne. Ind, and August
Froelich, Philadelphia. testified that
the price OF bathtubs advanced after
the license agreements went into ell
feet. Mr.. Froelich said the advance
was very slight
George II. Bailey, jobber PITTS
hurgh. was on the stand when court
adjourned for lunch.
The prosecution scored point
when the trial was resumed, Mon
day afternoon. by gettsag Judge An
CELL 10 allow the introduction OF a
letter, written by Edwin l.. Wayman,
commissioner for the trust, in con-
nection with the negotiations Tor the
forming OF the combination. The let
ter. which. the government contends,
shows that the alleged conspiracy was
Matched previous to the meeting oil
number of the defendants. April 10
in Mt. Clemens. was sent out to the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20
Spring Millinery

Panama. Hemp and Milan Hats
for early Spring and for the south
ern tourist We have "a complete
line OF these popular straw hats in
dress and tailored effects. Special
price range, $3.50, $40, SIP and SIS.
New Spring handmade Hats, in
rough braids in the close-fitting poke
styles. Black and colors. 1928 and
$500.
Untrimmed Hair Braid Hats for
present wear in black. Special at
St.eS.
Ready-to-wear Sailors and Tail.
ored effects for knockabout wear, at
$t.s8 and s2es.
Willow Ostrich Plumes for Spring
hats Made OF the best grade OF
prime ostrich stock. Guaranteed by
the London Feather Co. TO give sat
isfaction. In black and white. Spe.
cial at s5.e5, $685., s7.e5 and 1895.
French Plumes, very popular this
Spring. London Plumes OF quality.
Black and white. At $2.75, s3,75,
SAYS and s5.75.
Fourth Floor-Both Stores.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-20

agreements by the bathtub manufac-
turers. that IL was simply means
OF making money tor himself. lie
claimed that he even stood the ex-
pense himself OF having the new price
list published expense OF from
$4,000 20 $4,000 lie also related
that Attorney Jackson. OF New York.
had passed on the license agreements
before they we're put into effect and
had said they We're perfectly legal.
Furthermore, he vowed that President
Ahrens, of the Standard Sanitary
Manufacturing Co., regarded as the
-bra.IS=uf-t.T GErnrrhtn ntinff+hnhEnh-
vised Jackson TO submit the agree
ment TO the department OF justice, TO
make sure that everything was legal
Edwin p. Grosvenor. for the govern
ment, asked Wayman II the Attorney
Jackson he referred TO was the Edwin
Il. Jackson Jr.. OF New York, who
had been convicted and fined $4,000
for the part he played in organizing
the wire trust.
Attorney Robert II. Honeyman, for
the defense, objected TO the question,
at the same time telling Mr.. eros
venor that the government was re-
sorting TO small tactics in trying the
case.
The Judge excluded the question.