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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
Railroad to
StaytOn Is
Now Assured

J. f. Mounce, who for several
months has been in Salem promoting
tbe proposed Salem, stayton & East
crr railroad. says that actual laying OF
line road win not begin until favorable
weather in the early spring. Mr.
Mounce now has practically all OF the
right of way cleared between Salem
and West stayton, but is having diff
Guilty in clearing between West stay
ton and stayton.
A meeting is to be held next week
and # is believed by the promoter Of
| tbe line that, with possibly the eXcep-
tion of one property owner the right
of way between Salem and West Stay
Itor will be cleared at that time with.
in a few weeks It is the intention oI
MIR. Mounce to incorporate
When the line was first proposed II
was bellayed that the road would be
compIete by January 1, 1913, and tina.
trains would be running into Wes
s,avton and stayton early in th'
snripg The delay in procuring righ
~, way however, has interfered VIII
Itte MANS as at first formed. Mr.
wopnce guarantees to have trains run
ming to those points within a yea'
Latter the right Of way has been pro-
cured. but says that It will be an easy
matter to make the time much shor'eI
than a year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
PrOgreSSiveS 10
and Democrats
5 Is the Latest


sacramento CAL Nov 2S-Flgures
mat lack only the stamp OF tho sec.
retorl OF state to make them official
Tor 90 counties and the canvass ro.
turns OF Los Angel before the lltln.
ton was begun thoro as compiled
here today show 10 Progressiyes and
two Democrats as the prospective per.
sonnel OF the states electoral board
Thomas f. Griffin aud r. r. Della.
vale are the Democrats who on the
unofficial complete returns, seem to-
oay TO have an assured place In tho
college,
Clarence r Lee. Democrat with hut
IS votes less than Ralph w. Bull Pro.
grosslye has o chance TO nose the lat-
tor ont Of last place on the board with
the changes that may be- expected n
Los Angeles
The unofficial totals on tho cntlro
state today stood as follows.
A, J, wallace 2S3,5i9, Griffin Dpem.
|ocraO 2S3Ao2 Charles S. Wheeler
2SSl62 George c. Pardcc. 2S3O3S.
Philip Bancroft oS2NSl, Marshall
|Stmsuo 2S2S6S D. r. Mclaughlin
2S2,S15 Frank r. pcyliu 2S215O. Flor.
cnco Collins Porter 2S2,Gi, NJ n.
Harris 2S266S. r. G. Frruald aS2.63S.
Ralph W Bull 2S2.622, r. f. Dclyano
| Democrot 9S2.62l.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
Incorporated
to lake Care
Of Cat Show

What will not come with the extern
sion of the right of suffrage to wo-
men? The latest is articles Of incor-
poration for an Oregon cat club, filed
in the office of the secretary of state
today. "To arouse an inteest in
domestic cats" is given as the excuse
for the existance of the club, and this
in both long and the short-haired
varieties
The president Of the club has the
good old name of Maloney, and one
wonders what has gone wrong with
the Irish. Looking further the troub-
le is not far to see. 1t is P. Maloney,
all right-but not Pat Maloney, paul
Maloney is the name, The incongru-
ity grated on the soul of a Celtic
friend of the Journal who was this
morning subjected to a catechism re-
garding his opinion of a man who
would involve name like Maloney
in cat club.
an what category does such a man
belong?" this Irish friend was asked.
"Be gobs," Mike answered, ne
ought to be flogged with a cat-o-Dine
tails, then put into a catapult and
shot clear over the Catskill noun
taips. 1 don't wish any man any bad
luck. but any man who would make
spcb n dlyilish catachresis Of the name
! of Maloney ought to have his carcass
seized wild a catalepsy or a slow cat
aclasm and dwindle away wild some
catabatic disease and be laid away
in tbe catacombs or better he ought
70 he buried from the wuruld by some
turrlble cataclysm." ."
The block resounded with the cat
acoustics Of Mikes spontaneously
delivered opinion, and he exhausted
his catalouge Of epithets.
rpez NJ. soule is secretary Of the
kitty club and Edwin Kent is treas
nrer All are Of Portland. The or.
u,rI,ation will promote a cat show in
8ortland in January Of each year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
Thanksgiving
a Great One
for Patrick

Albany So ~ Noy rs Albert T
Patrick who Og serving 20 lIo sem
lmca ln Sing Sling prison TO. .Io muir
dor OF William Marsh R.ro an arrd
millionaire u Sow Yor CITY, ou Sop.
tombcr g3 1000. was hardened Hst
might Boy Governor DN
Patrick nho 900 myad u.m he
lor,lc chair b. Jho IWa Governor
mrHnr m December 1905 baa mada
20 remarkable nghr ior freedom A
lawyer D.. prob .yn boo protested
when Governor Higgins .ommuiod Iho
death sentence t1 Ir imprisonment
declaring tho governor nod no IaFh
urht 20 cancel tle original snnanc.
ma Impose o punishment oi u'a boo
gH.umUuI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
And Carey
SpFOuted a
Straw Lid

A sunshiny Thanksgiving is too
n.u'o for Attorney Carey Martin
Nneh the sun peeped forth over tbe
Tim OF the Waldo Hills this morning
as the fragrant conyolyulus, Or more
SIMPLY the morning glory opens It's
BOSOM to the ubiquitous beams. SO did
carey Martin blossom forth in a newly
"nl'ewashed straw cady Of the New.
port cut
The Capital city's leading divorce
attorney was the cynosure OF nnmor
Gus pairs of admiring and curjors
eyes, when he sailed into the street
and HE'D him to his office. There was
variety Of conjectures ventured os IN
why Attorney Martin had chosen 70
take the lead in summer luxury" so
much so as to wear a Fourth Of mIy
nat on the anniversary Of the dav that
John Alden and Priscilla brushed the
snow from Plymouth Rock, and sat
down to partake of cold turkey on the
first Thanksgiving day Some believed
that Carey has been paying off mis-
election bets, and that the straw sky.
piece was the only hat he had left A
more prevalent opinion was that with
the coming of woman suffrage a
slump in the divorce market is looked
for and that the lawyer is seeking tC
economize by rejuvenating certain ar.
ticles of clothing that have been cas-
aside in the palmy past.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
The Exposition
Stamps to Issue
January First
UNITED PRESS LEASED wmEl

San Francisco, Nov. 2S.-Panama-
Pacific International Exposition
stamps will be ready for sale by all
the Dostoffices by January /, accord
ing to an order issued by the post
master-general today Postmasters
are notified to make application i'm
mediately. They will be issued in
sheets of 10. The order describes the
series of stamps as follows;
These stamps measure about three
fourths by one and one-sixteenth inch
es, the long dimensions being hori-
zontal, At the top appear the words
l"U. S. Postage and "San Francisco
1916" In the left hind border is
branch of laurol and in the righ
hand border a palm branch.
The one-cent stamp is green and II
the center appears within a circle 9
bust Of Balboa disooverer of the Pa
clfic ocean, looking to the left ant
wearing a cuirass and a helmet will
a plume.
The two-cent stamp is red, 1t rep.
resents the Gatun locks Of the Pan
anna canal
The fiye-cent stamp is blue and rep.
resents the Golden Gate Of San Fran
cisco harbor, with the setting sun in
the background.
The ten-cent stamp is dark yellow
The subject is Discovery Of the San
Francisco Bay"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERVICES AT NJ. L. CHURCH

The union Thanksgiving services at
the Methodist Episcopal church this
morning was one of the best of the
kind ever held in the city The large
auditorium was well filled with a re-
sponsiye audience, the principal ad-
dress being delivered in an impressive
manner by the Rev Perry Frederick
Schrock, Of the First Congregational
church The subject Of the sermon
was "The Greatest Fact in a Nations
Life Rev Schrock handled his sub
iect in a masterful way and pointed
out the beauties of the Thanksgiving
season in a comprehensive AMI logica'
way.
The following program was carried
out at the services:
Hymn
Invocation Rev. G, L. Lowell
Choir, praise the Lord
Reading proclamation, Rev H. T.
IBabcock,
Choir "Oh, Taste and See"
Responsive Scripture lesson, DR.. r
! n. AvisOn.
Quartet, 20 God, the Heavenly Fa.
| ther."
Prayer, Rev. Davis Errett
Choir How Heavenly Are the Mes
sengers"
Sermon, "The Greatest Fact IN
Nations Life Rev. p. f. Schrock
O6ertory, "Ye Shall Dwell In TN
Land.
America.
Benediction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28

there would be little better than even
money.
BY noon today fully 1000 fight fans
we're lined up at the bleacher windows
and at p. m. the bleachers were filled
and only few of the high-priced re-
served seats at the ringside were va
cant.
Joe Lanum and Willie Hassen ap-
peared at 1:12 for the four-round pre-
liminary Billy Jordan, the veteran
announcer, is 70 years old today. He
introduced Dr. Koenigstein as referee
OF the preliminaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
AttelI Is
out OF II
Forever


San Francisco Nov. 9S-Abc Atteus
announcement when beaten TO a stand
sull in St. Louis last night, that he
"is all in and that he is done with
the ring forever caused not little talk
here today
Attell, who with the possible ex-
ception Of Young Gnfto. was the
greatest tcatherweight the prize ring
ever say was born and raised south
Of Market street in san Francisco lie
began his fighting career In the old
San Francisco club in 1900, when ne
was l6 years old His rise was rapid.
his marvellous cleyemcss sending him
to the front like comet
Attolrs first important tlght was
when he met George Dixon, then ON
the down grade and held him to q TO-
round draw repeating in a 2O-round
engagement q few months later Fol
lowing the Dixon fight he met such
tough ones as Kid Broad, Aureio Her
rera Buddy Ryan and Harry Forbes
beating the three first named and
drawing with Forbes His nrs, severe
reverse came at the hands OF Benny
Yangor the Chicago featherwcight
who stopped him In 10 rocnds.
In 1908 Atteu boxed % gO-romd
draw with Eddie Haulon, his most Inn.
Iportaut battle Of that year His cam.
.paIgn In 1904 was extremely busy He
won decisions from Kid Hermann
Aurelia Herrera, Johnny Reagan and
Young Ernc, knocked ont Patsy Un.
ley Maurice Rausch and Harr,
Forbes, and was himself knocked ouU
by Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan In tly,
rounds
From 1905 until the finish OF hll
career he met all Of the best feather
weights, and many OF the best light
weights, including Battling Nelson
3. owen Moran, lem Drlscol Harlem
Tommy Murphy, Freddie Welsh, Ad
Wolgast Matty Baldwin and Mat
Wells His heart and spirit wor,
broken when Johnny Kllbunc was civ
en- the decision over him In thcu
, championship fight in Los Angeles
and he detcrIorated rapidly His tw,
fights here with Tommy Murphy sat
lsfied the fans that he was through
and, while he still retained all OF hli
old-time cleyeness, he no longer I'M,
/ the speed and the stamina
While never a popular champion
, Attel was admired for his wonderful
ability as q boxer
The ex-champon Is believed to hayD
held on to about $4,000 Of $4,000 h,
! won in poker game here SOM
months ago, and II he has sufticien
money to turn the deal will go int
the real estate business here with nj
brother-ln-law
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
WILL START A WEEKLY ..,,.
i''' IN SALEM soon

uessrs Hal and Gene Hoas' two en-
terprlsing young men OF Sale'I'' os,5 a,'
.ia,.st 10 enter the newspaper field
s.vlng w., decided to publish a weekly
,,.so,oer ..-, to named The Call The
s,., issue Of this new paper, which
r o. 6rst have four pages. will APP
ore week from next Saturday
Tbs new paper will not make any
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28

attempt to handle telegraphtc news.
10 II VIII be purely local paper. one
o' It's chief purposes being to boost
salem and It's enterprises Editorial.
" the paper will favor any proposition
HOT lhe up0uildng Of humanity and
the oetterment of presen, conditions
more especially as they affect Salem
and the immediate locality
1t will advocate cooperation among
the business houses Of the city and its
suburbs and the new publishers De.
Ieye that they can be Of benefit TO all
classes of business in the city and az
the same time receive some of the
benefit themselves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
Underwood
Purchases a
Fine Residence

Washington. nov 28.-Oaaar Under
wood. Democratic majority leader IN
the house. has purchased he historic
sldeBce Az 30 1000 C. street and i7
,reparlng it for hIs winter home Dur
inc the Cleveland administration ihIa
house was a meeting place for Demo-
cratic leaders lts owner then being
,,red A. Wilson The property was
ls,elg owned by Major Archibald Butt
,.so was lost In the Titanic disaster.
II js understood that the underwood3
,,,,et t9 Keep open house thIa winter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
COMPENSATION LAW
PROVES A BLESSING
LIMITED PRESS LEASED w1RE.l

Waukegan, ILL.,, Nov 2S.-Under the
state workingmen's compensation law
the families of the men killed in the
explosion of the corn starch plant of
the Corn Products company here, will
be compensated to the extent of $25OO
each, according to announcement to-
10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
Kills
Hundreds in
Philippines

Manila, Nov 2S A severe yphoon,
which occurred here today caused the
death Of more than 100 persons, and
resulted In @ property loss estimated
at o million pesos
The storm crossed the islands of Sa-
mar Leyto aud North punay, prac,
tically destroying the town OF Taclo-
ban, the capital Of bytc Two steam
crs were wrecked while lying at AN
chor In Taclabon harbor
The weather bureau ls predicting
another typhoon Of unusual severity
along the coast of Mlndunao
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28

10, Angeles, CAL nov. - -, !.
..,ooing i,o@ That he was Willie Richie a
booze-befuddled stranger IN. ln', nav, .
him at the bar. The winner ..is ae'.p.en .'gsn
eo n,l, WAS as Ad. l,,i woIgnst. Both we're given
thn gate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
Want State to
Pat up S5OO,OOO
for Exposition

San Francisco, Nov 2S President
Charles c. Moore received a telegram
from Tacoma, Washington, stating
that at WmeetIng at the Tacoma Com
mercial Club, at which were present
delegates from every commercial or
ganzatIon IN Washington IL was
agreed that the legislature Of the state
oi Washington should appropriate
S5QaOOO TO dcfroy the cost of lha.
states participation in the Panama
Pacific international Exposition and
that the bin appropnmur lbl8 amount
should bc the first Dim introduced In
tnc legislature when q. oonvonw 100
January
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
SrIton will Hold Job.

Constantlnople, Nov 2S-it Is gen
orally admitted that the young IuIn' l,,,.,.
- 80 rosnonsible for wrecking the Turk
Ish army organization, and that any
change from their rule will be ,,.'.a,.5 DsnyI.
oi.d' oto, The sultan will not be dethroned
and It is regarded as improoaDIs ~ ,u1. g.
opposed by the Moslem men o' Wv
,sW regime.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28
Rough at Denver.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRBl
Denver, Colo, Nov. 2S'-Thanksgiy-
ing day here was marked by a heavy
fall of snow the weather this after
noon being cloudy and disagreeaOle'
The temperature was 81 above zero.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-28

wbv does everything to eat 'ls''
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Die @epublifaner in 3apota
Gollntp pollen, tpie bon oortber ge-
meloet lpiro, ni6t 5ll Der nenen
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ipriinglih iparen Die 2eute bort
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g. u. & ". g. gabn.

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no. 1-0oufton II. 5. Siiffe.
...............7.0 700 afenbs
30. 3-Qoriton lno Der &lite. ....
-. ..7.i5 born,
no. 5-@IifenitGbte .1.15 nndln
70. 44-Won RerrbiIIe, llur an BoGens
tngen .9:35 BORN
go. 42--Won &errbilIe. n,tr @onns
no. d,s1tase1 demSer aerrO'ue' lar el' ,saa %9a
ohs.E~. '''
% MoIa91l s,,s. ,.s $. o.a.
w. sonl'o'' n''p Del Ssups; a.on ,.,,.... ....
~ sa,.e. ..us s.. a;,s.s :e.oo oota'
- '' ''D - OH. ons oben5s
go e.a;i,fen,fSbte 81 S.ie auo,yn noa,m
So 48Wg3ad, saerrbirre MR. = an Mn Mos
djentnnen 445 nnd,m
Wn A1-y}nr1 4prrfffIp MR. @ontttt<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-27

SefferS bort 01e Sdg0 tlnD eftlec
reihen Grau nuf, nenn Elm Nann
NIT einen M16ohen befalnt miro,
eds electric 9itters einnirnint. s..
&c ltarfen gserben 6eieen fid i'm
fIaren aopf uno rllbigen Sempera.
ment. @eiidtsfarbe mie Bfiriidblii-
ten uno rofige 2ippen Oeuten nuf ibr
reines gIut; lire beIlen gIueen alif
geiunoen Sdlaf; ibr elnitiihcr
Ghritt nuf frdftige MusfeIu, aIles
3eigt Die @eiunobeit uno araft, Die
electric gitters Grauen giebt, uno
ons 8eridontiein BON 9eroauungs-
beihtperoen Ropf- ilno Hiiden.
idmer5en uno ObnmahtsanfdIle.
lfeberon ilt er Ser Grauen 2ie64
lingsmittel. @enn ihmab u. franf,
10 periudt i'm. Soc i,l alien Mpotbe-
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-27
9eft amseinanoer!

iast elm goli5ift 8n einenl golfsanf.
Iauf uno idIdst NIT oem 2niippel
orein, ipenn notig. gbenio faeen oie
eroben sroben Mineralpinen bci
WagenItorunget unb nur Gleno
folet. Or. Sings geep 2ife Blls
berlebem oie ginseipeioe iliAt. Sic
brineen iie MIR eelinoe in Sdtig-
felt mo geiltnobeit folgt oanad.
25c in alien Mpotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-27

gsabrclo oieier Gage miro
oie &. & g. g. gobn cine Mn6abl
neuer Itdblerner Baiiogieripageit
uno Chair Cars" IN getrieb Itel-
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-27

2aut Melouns aus Briren IN
TiroI bat Giiritbiidof Or. s. Alten.
meiiel auf elmer Girmungs Meiie
einen ShIaganfal erIitten Ger 3u-
itono oes firdliden @iiroentra-
gers tpiro als iebr ernit be5eihnet.