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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
her Reading
Was a Genuine
Treat to All

A notice Of the reading given by
Madame Labadie Monday evening was
inadvertently left ont of The Journal
yesterday The house that greeted
the talented lady was not so large as
It should have been, and not nearly SO
large as it would be should she again
favor and delight a Salem audience
She read Tomorrow" one Of Percy
Mackaye's most recent plays. The lady
has magnificent voice, clear toned
as a bell, a clear and distinct enuncia-
tion and a power Of expression and
delicocy Of touch in emphasizing that
is thd very perfection of art. As she
reads one can almost ses the charac-
ters so yividly does she portray them.
It will be long before Salem has any
thing else of this character that will
equal it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
THINK THEY HAVE THE
SALOON H0lD.UP MEN
UNITED PRESS LEASED w,pr1

Medford Or, Nov 2O-"Goldie"
Brown, alias S, c. Smith, is lodged in
the city Jail here today awaiting the
arrival Of l.. D, Warren, Of Hit, Cal,
who is expected to identify him as the
man who held up Wawens saloon at
.Hilt Saturday night and escaped with
S25OO, Brown tallies with the descrip-
tion Of the bandit, The police also
have in custody w. L. Wilson, who is
said to be Browns accompice,
Brown arrived in Medford Monday
night from the south. His lavish ex-
Ipenditure Of money in local saloons
attracted the attention Of the local
police He was placed under arrest.
At the hotel he had registered S. c.
Smith Monday, and on Tuesday had
signed as G. T, Smith In his suitcase
was found a revolver, bottle Of chloro-
form and a search light He refused
to make a statement,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
liCASCARETS" BEST
FOR The BOWELS
THE MILLIONS OF CASCARET Us.
gRS NEVER HAVE HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS OR
SICK STOMACH.

# IL more necessary that you Keep
vopr bowels, liver and stomach clean
nrre and fresh than It is to keep the
sewers and drainage Of a large city
free from obstruction.
Are YOU keeping clean inside with
csscarets-or merely forcing a pas
gageway every few days with salts
catbartlc pills or castor oil? This Is
important
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the sour
npdIgested and fermenting food and
fon, gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry out Of the system
tho consdpated waste matter and poi
son I'm the intestines and bowels
No odds how badly and upset you
fool cascaret tonight will straight
., ,op ont BY morning They work
rbns Won sleep. A 1O-cent box from
vopr druggist will keep your heao
,lsar stomach sweet and your liver
.rd bowels regular for months. Don't
,o.get the children-their little in-
.ides need a good, gentle cleansing
too. --,s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20

Reiohpost as saying that Austria and
servia are on the verge of war.
The Tageblatt's story of the report
ed ultimatum to Seryia is not clear as
TO precisely what situation called It
forth. II 1t was a demand for infor-
nation concerning the fate of Consul
Frochaska at Prisrend the matter is
not alarming, ServiA having already
furnished the Austrian government Of
ficers to go to Prisrend and investi.
gate. II, however, the ultimatum re-
lates TO the conflicting Austrian and
Servian claims to the Adriatic mill
tary men believe that war is immi-
nent,
Great Importance here is attached
to the meeting of Kaiser Wilhelm and
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to
The Austrian throne, tomorrow. On
tins meeting may depend peace or war
for Europe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
ALIENISTS WILL SAY
SCHRANK Is CRAZY
-uNlrrp rRnss lnAsrp wInr..


Milwaukee, Nov 2O-That John
schrank who shot Colonel Roosevelt
on the night Of October IA last, Is in
sane, win be the substance of an
unanimous report Of the FIVE alienlsts
appointed by Judge Backus to examine
into the prisoners mental condition,
was the statement Of a court official
yesterday afternoon.
Judge Baclus said late today that
the report probably would not be pre-
scented to the court until Thursday and
that he had no idea what the findings
would be,
Presuming that schrank win be
found insane, it will be impossible to
try him on the charge Of attempting
to kill olonel Roosevelt The only al
ternatlve is confinement in the hospi-
tai for the insane at Oshkosh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
Statements
Of Expenses
Still Come In

Statements of expenses continue to
come in at the county clerks office
One Of the most novel yet to be re-
ceiyed come from r, R. Ryan, VINO
was the Socialist candidate for JUS
tice of the peace. Mr. Ryan wrote 1t
on a postal card and It stated that the
ccst Of the card and the one-cent
stamn thereon was the only expense
incurred in the campaign. The card
was mailed at Springfield. Ohio
Others to file statements since noon
yesterday are as follows: Max Gehl-
bar. Republican candidate for county
clerk. 5000; ]. 7. Beckwith, RepuO-
,lcan candidate for county commits
sioner. s15; j. B. Hoss, Socialist can
didate for county surveyor nothing
4 NJ. Clough, Republican candidate
for coroner, $40. .a-
THE county central committee Of the
r,n,bIican party expended S5l7Oo
,ehIle The same committee Of the Pro-
E,bltion party spent 5000
--s-ss-s---
q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
4 RAILROAD MEMS
SCRAP At HUNTINGTON

IUNlTIp PhbbB lLAHEp WIN
Huntington, Or, Nov 2O--The au-
thorldes today are Investigating a y.c-
icus attack made on c o. Wells and
J. D. Edison, railroad employees, sup
posedly by several Of their fellow
workmen. who desired TO have them
ioin a union Edison was badly beat
en- up by Austin Uuey a railroad
workman, who pleaded guilty 10 par
dclpaung In the attack and was fined
$40. while several others are under
surveillance
It IS claimed that the attacking par
ty shouted "scabs. at Wells and Edi-
son. and a bloody fight ensued before
the authorities arrived
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20

Arthur of Mulnmoah is also In the
race, and It Is reported that Allen Ea-
ton Of Lane viii make another try
for the presiding chair,
Mr.. Bonebrake Is the lone represen-
tatlve of the ministerial calling In the
hosue and is now serving his third
consecutive term,
lie states that while Il is too early to
make any definite predictions, he has
received assurances Of support from
many. While in the contest to win,
he states that whichever way the cleo
ton goes, It has been decided by him
and Representative Macarthur that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20

the bathroom, where Mr.. Paine was
arranging his personal effects, and
was loading his gun, 1t refused to snap
in place and at the second attempt to
bring the barrel IN place it was dis
charged the bullet entering the spinal
column Of the wife, who suffered al
most instantaneous death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
PRELIMINARY TO THE
BIG EXPOSITION
LrNIrrp rnnss lrAsrp wmEl

tuNITEn PRESS LEASED wmEl
Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 2O.-H, +,
Dodge, of San Francisco, is here and
NJ. A. Zan and A. B. c. Kalkhorst are
on the way to appear before the state
assembly here tonight, when Wash
ingtons leading business men and
boosters win take steps looking to-
ward adequate representation for this
state at the Panama-Pacific exposi-
tlon.
J.E ChiIberg, Of this state, has al
ready gone on record for a $5OO,O0o
appropriation by the legislature for
the purpose of erecting a building for
Washington.
Governor Hay and legislative leaders
win be here to be impressed by the
exposition boosters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
PrOgreSSiveS
Made Great Run
in PierCeC County
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrRE,l

Tacoma, Wash, Nov. 2O,--0fIicial
count of Pierce county for president
gives the Progressives 1904; Demo-
Gratis, 6,S55; Republicans, 6,5O2; So
Cialists, 4,O75; Prohibitionists, 1854;
SCcialist-Labor, 166. The Socialists
doubled their vote and the Prohibi-
tOnists increased theirs 800 per cent,
Gubernatorial vote: Lister, Democrat,
1924; Hodge, Progressive, 9,514;
Hay Republican, 6,972; Maley, Social
ist, 1906; Stevers, Prohibitionist, I'll;
Brearcliffs, Socialist-Labor, 11S. The
Socialists carried dozen precincts
and ran second in a score
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
x x x x 4 X * 4 * 4 * 4 X X 4
< X-RAYS AND SMILES. y
\ \ 3 \ \ 4 Z \ / Z \ \ 4 \

The red light district in Portland
seems, in the light Of recent events
to be the most moral district.
That banquet given by the suffrag-
cites in Portland last night showed
that the women are qualified to run
any old job the men have heretofore
arrogated to themselves
$50
The whole state could not be at
Portland Tuesday night TO attend that
big suffrage banquet, but there was a
unanimous sentiment in all parts of it
that the venerable woman in whose
honor 1t was given, deserved all the
kind things that might could or would
Ike said about her-even at banquet,
&RS
Albany has dropped everything else
in order to prepare for the big football
game between the .. of o. and o. A. C.
kickers who will meet there Saturday
A case of pleasure before business
The Turks have had an eight-hour
armistice, and they probably were
pleased enough with It, to want to
adopt the eight-hour system.
go
The great "unwashed" carried the
country and the bath tub trust was
broken a few days later This is "a
happy coincidence"
49,
They call It the Portland land show
because there is no land shown and
the exhibits came from other parts of
the state; but then what's in a
name? It is great under any title.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
LOOKING
AFTER THE SPEAKERSHlr

State Representative r o. Bone
brake OF Philomath is 10 the city to-
dav and incidentally Is booking after
bls candidacy for the speakershiD Of
the coming legislature.
Representative c. n. "PaF) Nc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
Accidentally Kills His Wife.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

Lewiston, Idaho, Nov, 2O.-While
loading his 44-calibre revolver in the
presence Of his wife yesterday, in pre-
pairing to leave the city on an early
morning train, H. c, Paine, a travel
ing salesman, accidentally shot and
killed his wife on Norman Hill. 1t
has been the custom of Mr.. Paine to
carry a revolver.
This morning, while both were in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
HICKEY INDICTED
FOR MURDER OF J0SEPHS

Buffalo N. Y, Nov. 2O--An indict-
mcnt charging J. Frank Hickey a
chemist, with the murder Of 7-year-old
Joseph Josephs, was returned by the
gand jury here today
Hickey is held at Tom River, N. j.,
bavlng been arrested yesterday at
Whiting n. J. Young Josephs body
was found in a vault at Lackawanna,
a suburb Of Buffalo He was choked
70 death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
GERMANY ISSUES
ULTIMATUM TO AUSTRIA
IuNIrEp rmss InAsrp w1nn.l

Berlin, Nov, 20.--The Austrian gov
ernment sent an ultimatum to Servia
regarding the dispute over Alban-
ian ports, according TO announcement
made in the Tageblatt.
A message from Vienna quotes the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20

A woman is curious creature, cs-
pecIally when her husband Is detained
down town until two o'clock in the
morning,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20

Riches may be curse but they
arc more amusing than the blessings
of poverty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20

One example Of fuulIty is trying to
sell bald headed man a bottle Of
hair dye.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20
Page Five

there win be no hard feelings and
factionalism, as at the last legislative
session
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-20

The red light district in Portland
seems, in the light of recent events
to be the most moral district.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

RI Trasi, same. ~. !. !. 81 .. Fl
Peter Lauernan. repair on Hook ].
Cheanical CO No. J. services 81, .. 6,l
Hos5o No. 8 same. !. ~ I. i. B, ID. 3.
Arthur Bahlth, reeling hose. , I. u g. q
D. Bown. hauling apparatus. 60. =. l. 81
..:< s.a, '.s.. POOR ---.. 1 :. - !.
Firnstahl q Vadnals. lndse ..l.. !. !. !. 7 6sO(
'St. 0abFlei's Hospital. care 5of f;ss;;
a.! pfGf &. Ferguson, nd:.. lis.S s.S'
T. w. Cannon, ticket g poor .;.;ts 6.9t
/ IND :s MIsCELLANEQ 9 Y - I. 8 g y. ]
Nurrison County LbF. Co, lualaibsei ~ Is;
iNortsonsC County Lbr. Coos loaisssss y:
wood i. !. !. ..;... .l(
W. Fl. Ryan, coal etc. !. d. j. j, i. 9. .O(
Little Falls Hardware Co., coal Z.
and supptiee s /. !. liz. q
CHI. 1iud. abor. IS. : !. g. =. O(
Z. Ellenbecker e Son. supplies 8. a
Pantske Bros, supplie &. 80. ]. ". !. 4. s.5(
Z. +. Water Power Co q ghtlng. .8O7. IL
Same hYdrant rental. /. !. ]: I. !. 1. 9. $40. u
Same, lights and labor !. !. u. !. /. 4(
Morrison Co. Lbr. Co., syyood ., I. Il. 81 .O(
ia. Crest. disposing Of dog. .: ]. y Il Il
Frank Armstrong bo1rd q :s5as;
prisoners ss. !. y. j. 1.O(
Jones 6ssF j. u; "a
EL. EsHafd ware supulie s. /. .Ss Al. q
Flint Natlons1 Bank ,lnallance L
street t1ommis siooer's pI'alySoais llIoyvec
IS sum g . Sido. q.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
DIED.
i,ybwNE

News was Tecoivld by relatives here
OF tho death az Edward hchrueder,
which occurred yesterday at Phoenix.
Arixona, herr. the xoung man had
Eone last No.s9bsr M i: an N sa! enaeayor ",
And Mrs. George Schroeder were at his
bed. side at: the time Of his deatn.
=. Edward was taken down With q
severe attack. of ty pbaid fever q little
over q year ago. from which he never
fully 1ecuperated. it having him with
some affections Of the lungs. He tined
a change OF CLIMATE and shortly after
feachinR p'h0enix submitted g an
operation. w9icR for time being
seemed "a nip him. He suffered IS.
lapse soos after, however, and he
rapidly failed until death ensued. e
= The funeral will be held at Phoenix
tomorrow, where: burial win take
place. .. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

ROYAL. ARCH MASON OFFICERS
: The Royaa-AEch Masons of this city
elected officers tor the; ensuing year q
follows at their regular meeting Wed.
nes1ay night:
High prssst-W. H.. Ryan. :. "
Ki0g-J. K. MArtip. -
8cribe-Frank Reniok.
Ireashrer-Wm.' von <DomaF1s.
Secretary-Neil Woodworth.
G. H.-H. Stillwell. -
II. 1.-Augustr Chr istenson. -,
Il. 4. C.-k. A.sKItng. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
Alss LAMBkRr RECEIVES y. AP
sPOINTNENT =. = ::

County Superin4e1 1ent OF Schools d.
e. Barnes has passt peoviaions Of
H,lawMenicnv,s 1lleuary
1t appointed Nisa Bessie Lambeft sol
10, alton - ;hts. deputy. .S&.%y: +
; Miss Lanbert ts q sRraduA$e of the
RQyal1on. High: school aud the Se.
CaQnd Normal and has .boen teachips
in the county schools. .The otlice viii
henseforth be open at all times during
O6tce hours.- =; y: :t%@
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

On Monday Frank Brown, bill. clerk
at he2freight depot, waa tIansferned
TO the passenger depot where be viii
hencetoth he ticket clark i; Earl parl-
ing. ticket CLERK, transferred to freight
depot a general CLERK and Henry
Raihmeler. general clerk, bscame bile
Ing clerk. If ~, s&.:.; i:;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
HOSPITAL HAD FIRE ALARM.

:. The presence cf smoke 10 the hospi.
tai eaused:A 4 fire alarm 10 be turned in
"Wednesday short1y altar o'clock.
The lire departments responded TO the
call, but an . examination 40 to the
source of;the smoke showed that 1t had
come from the furnace when the
chimney burned out. causing . hack.
draft. *: .,.~ ,x.,.,.4s- - Z: .~.
q, 1t was not found necessary; to remove
any ofatt,e patients and while there
VAS some excltment none Of the at
tendants lost their presence OF mind ::
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

County Attorney Don n. Cameron
the ditch case Of F. A:&a LIndbergh
agaInst the county before the state So.
preine court today. *: z: Adams goes
down this morning TO .1epresent Alr.
Lindbergh. - ~: =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

Fred Nemio = as up from s.. Cloud
Sunday On . visit with the manager
Of tho Milo theatre, which is. III the
Princess Theatre ciruuit. Theafrel
win be opened by bis company 8 Do
tr"it and at Valley City and i: James.
town, N. D.: 'r< ...' = .%s.. ..s..': s.S y:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

81 Miss IIeonilla Vessel entertained a
snumhe OF hor friends At her home on
Third street southeast Wednesday
evening. Cards were the amusement
&C the close of which. buffet luncheon
was oorved. .gsE - ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
: MARRIED.

The Muscatine Journal has Fthe
following relative: to The wedding Of
y. W. Stephenson. Of this city. to Misa
Sarah W. McGuesten, assistof of Hrl
e. J. Richie ot this city: ,>.,:.s s::z.s.s
AT 6 o'clock on Wenpesday evening.
December g., at tho. home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. W. W. McQus0-
ten,, corner OF; Cherry and West laird
streetp, took place tho marriage Of
Miss Sarah Webb McQuesten to John
Webster Stephenson, of Little Fails,
MINI. Tho interesting event :tooh
place in tho largeliviog roo1 OF tie
home. in the presence of the fanilies
OF the bride and g,ooin and . very few
friends. Tho IMP PTsasive erviiee wal
read by Rev. L. y. 20 0rigsby, p, D.,
pastor of tho iret Episcopal church.
using the ring ceremony. IT.
Preceding the service, Mrs.. J. II.
st. John sang beautifully Carrie
Jacob Bond's .'I Love You Truly, >
following which Mendelssohu's we'd
ding march, with Mrs. win McQueeten
at the piano. was offered. s-s....
The bridal party consisted OF Mis-
Harriet McQueeten sister Of the bride,
as maid Ut. honor. gowned in mini
meteor silk and pink satin,: and carry.
ing pink roses Dr.. 0rigsby ana the
groom awaited the btide at the i'm.
|provised altar, a.. she entered tho room
unattended. The BRIDE was gives in
marriage by her brother, Win Nc
Tie bride presented.a 4 lovely appear.
|ance in q robe of rich cream satin
made with demi- train. and veiled Ia
cream marquisette, the overdTees be-
ing edged with white crystal bead
fringe. The square neck fashioned of
pretty, d1c1es ,--1 idea- eAarn,.t "a
the whole while q iinisheds touch Waa
given by means Of tho long tu1lo veil
held IN place with comet of orange
hlQesOms, which was worn ~ the
brides mother at her wedding, ana I
sboxer bouquet of rosebuds ana lilies
of the valley. I= II ''7s.
! The decorations of the nome con.
sisted of pink roses, piakv snd white
carnations. interminkleda with Il the
.graceful southern smilax. tho doFal
ehect, com mhined with the soft candle
light and tiny electric bells, producine
deliKhttol asmosphere Of fragrance
and beanty. - ys~ 4 d -. mn.
J FInnediately following I The ,osremony i,,u sn,
and congratulations, q !, three-oouyoo
wedding arpper was served. with Nrs.
Nellie; SaWyefS preslding IN the dining
Ioom, 'lhe ont town guests 81 at.
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs. e. j.
Richie and children, Margaret and
Fred of Little Falls, Minn. Mrs.
Richie being sister OF the bride !; M.
and Ars. Harry Weimer, the latter !
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05
.COMMls s,Sl|0Nf:RS j Met
III. dassert Elected CHAIR.
man--C County Printing
stLet--BiIls Allowed 81

Tho county commiss,oners met .in
regular sesaion q Iuesday morning with
saN the kembers present except Com
missioner Rochleau, who appeared ln
the afternoon. = *sss' i !, 4S {}s
The board was organized by election
of Henry 0aseeEt % chairman and u.
j. .viechoSek ;vice-cbairman. sNr.. Lakfn
wAs not o. candidate as the time
taken up by the board OF: audit comes
in M. Lakin's busiest time. 81 ~
The finaac,al statement for 1911 was
approved. ~ !:,.. I.
Petition OF r. A. Kun. and Others
asking for investigation Of books Of
district III Was rejected. .&'sn E@ = !
Henry Gaseert was appointed COM
mittoo to meet with the Town Of Pierz
in letting contract for steel bridge
across Skunk River In said town, tue
county agreeing to pay ons-half cost Of
said bridge. 49,, ~~45s.,s 81 III;
The board proceeded 10 oount the
money; IN tho bands of the County
Treasurer. and found on band ard In
hanks the sum Of ~, ,6s8. 80. III s~
Petition of: Nels @. Andek1ons~ to be
set Oh trom district s. to district 4 Was
granted d hearing: H. 4: S:E a. 4. I. IL
purchasing agent for all l:necp;s~rA Ary sup.
plies for, ass Of county olnciais for, the
ems i n; year, including stamps. II and
to have charge of court hDuse grounds.
Auui.or was. Instructed to draw county
warrants for purchase of stampa.
Salaries for the ensuing year wene
made ~ follows: ;s.:s = = ,:ssef ~ I'd
SHERIFF: 81. 10000: attorney n. 81 Il
600. 90 superintendent Ut sohOpls. $l.:.;
862. 80, thls being .$l2.50 for each
school in Tho county. Salary 0f deputy
superintendent of schools was placed
at $4,000 per.year The salaries OF the
superintendent of schools and deputy,
are IN accordance with law Of 1911.
and will bring the cost OF maintain.
sa,co OF this Office much higher tnan
in previous Yeas. probably aggregating
44W,a;per year. -. ::.zz Il; :;
J. 4 isRallsssS1lN1efa .S.* .. - - i-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-05

The household goods. Of Herbert
Spow were shipped to, Park Rapids
yesterday, at which place tho family
now, resides. ..