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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
Funeral This Morning

Funeral This Morning
The funeral of Mrs. Frederica
Homyer, who died near Lincoln
March 8, 1912, was held at the Evan
gellcal church, corner of Liberty and
Center streets, this morning at 10
o'clock. Rev @. #. Lisnlng conduct
ed the services and interment was in
Lee Mission cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
TO Improve Fir Street

TO IHVIUFV TIT oUUVI-
A movement has been started by
DR. S. 2. BARLEY to improve Fir
street between Miller and Lafelle
with grading and maoadam. The
street Is to be coated with crushed
rock and made a fine residence street.
A petition Is being circulated and
property owners who desire to see
the street improved can find the
same at the residence OF the doctor
1910 Fir street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
Roses and RhOdOdendrOns--

Roses and RhOdOdendrOns--
HollIes and other shrubbery. Also
fruit trees for sale now at Arm
strong Nursery Co., 491 Court street.
"Crispette" the Popular
Eat for grown-ups as we'll as the
little tots. Sold everywhere, &c, in
sanitary packages. Made by the
Wonder Handy Kitchen
w. 0. W. Dance
Friday night, March 18th, Steves
hall, Peerless orchestra Gentlemen,
50sy ladies free 3-11-3t
Special Sale
OF ornamental shrubbery at The
Armstrong Nursery, 491 Court street.
The Saddle and Harness
Man, 1877 South Commercial street,
can make your harness, also keep
driving gloves, veterinary remedies,
Sexto-blade safety razors, best on the
market. See F. e. Shafer..
The Place TO Buy
Is where you can get the most re-
liable goods. A trial will convince
you Try our bread The Sunset
grocery. Telephone Main 131.
Fruit Trees
For spring planting. See the
trees before you buy Armstrong
Nursery Co., 491 Court street.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
FIX Date for Cerem0nles-

Fix Date for Ceremonies
The people Of Pendleton have fixed
March 81 as the date for the laying
OF the corner stone Of the Eastern
Oregon Asylum, and have written the
members Of the state land board ask
ing them to approve It.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11

WILLIAMS -JERMAN-At the resi-
dence of the officiating clergyman,
Rev d. Errett, 544 Center street,
at 1880 o'clock, March IL, 1912,
Mrs Mollie Jerman to Arthur Will
liams, both of Silverton, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
Broke His Wrist

Broke His Wrist
Raymond the nine-year-old son of
l.. II. Roberts, Of 800 Elm avenue
this city, fell and broke the wrist Of
his left arm Saturday evening, about
4 o'clock. He was running down
stairs and stumbled and fell Dr.
Fisher was called and set the brok-
en- bone and Raymond will be con-
fined to the house for several weeks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11

Dirty Hands
Try Grand Union Ten Cent Hand
Cleaner. Telephone 1858, or come to
store 216 N. Commercial street. c.
c. Lockwood, agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
Mnnts Divorce

Wants Divorce
Two divorce cases we're filed today
In the circuit court--Ruth L. Fred
ricks vs. Julius Fredericks, and Lot
tie Dorcas Vs. Charles Dorcas. The
first alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment and the second, desertion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
Where Is Rutzl-

Where Is Rutzl-.
Howard Schroeder, of Baltimore,
wants that question answered and
has written Governor West He says
that his uncle, Charles Rutz, is II
years of age, and that he resides
somewhere in Oregon, and that he is
anxious to locate him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
rnliad Thelr PrncfIres-

United Their Practlces-
DR.. r. w. Walton and DR.. B. H.
White have united their practices,
forming the partnership Of White
& Walton, with Offices in the U. s.
National Bank building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
The Purdy Book

Tie TWIUy- DOUK-
VIII E. Purdy's book, Sixteen
Years in Oregon" as evangelist and
real estate dealer, that is attracting
so much attention on account Of the
buried will contest, is for sale at the
Oregon Electric news stand kept by
Mr. and Mrs Tom Buford.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
WOOD AND coal

in any quantity, Prompt delivery
our speciality. Falls City Lumber
Company. 279 North Commercial
street, Phone Main S1S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11

For spring planting. See the
trees before you buy Armstrong
Nursery Co., 491 Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11
Monuments

monuments
We will make a special offer for
30 days OF anything in stock. Salem
Marble Works, City View cemetery.
3-11-1w'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11

The A. 0. q. W.
And Degree Of Honor will have an
open meeting Monday evening,
March 11th. Members and friends in
vited. 3-9-t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11

Special Sale
OF ornamental shrubbery at The
Armstrong Nursery, 491 Court street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-11

Hollles and other shrubbery. Also
fruit trees for sale now at Arm
strong Nursery Co., 491 Court street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
SUGGESTS DEMOCRATS
POSTPONE MEETING
Senator Bacon Thinks Con-
vention Date Too Close TO
Republican Assenblage.

WASHINGTON, Feb Ex-senator Ba-
con of Georgia, one of the Democratic
leaders in the senate. today declared in
favor Of postponipg the Democratic con-
venlion In Baltimore. called for June 20.
until later date because as now ar
ranged, It would be held only n week
after tho Republican convention in Chi
cago
THE entrance Of Mr.. Roosevelt into
the contest for the .nomiuAtlon for the
presidency,'' said Senator Bacon. has
so complicated things that think the
Democratic national committee should
take steps to postpone the time for hold .
ing the Democratic convention.
The Republican convention is called
for June is and the Dcmocra tic conven-
tiou June 21 just a week later. At best
there cannot ne more than three DAYS
between the adjournnent Of the Repub-
ncan and tho meeting nr The Demo
cratic conventions.
''Who knows but tl,at there will he
such conflict OF view as to The plat
form and aspirations of candidates as
to prolong the Republicans beyond the
time az tho meeting Of the Democratic
convention? In that event the Demo-
Gratis would he in 30 position to give
proper consideration of the situation, and
| think the meeting of our convention
Should bc'dcfcrred for two or threc weeks
beyond tho dafc now fiNeJ. 10 insure such
an opportunity in case II is presented" "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Change to Be Made.

1t Is said that as soon as the deal is
closed Il big force of builders. expert
gardeners and florists. painters and Ia =
borcrs will be set tn work 10 prepare the
resort Tor tho coming summers business.
The work Of Improvement however, viii
not be confined to this year. but will be
continued until the place is transformed
into one of tho most beautiful spots in
the country-oue that is bound 10 at
tract 10 II hundreds OF thousands OF vlsl-
tors annually,
When approached ON this subject yes
terday Mr.. Langford said that the deal
had not yet been completed. lie did not
deny that such d proposition was under
way, but preferred not to make any
statement as 10 his purposes until the
matter was definitely settled. Ii is un-
derstood though that the final arrange
mems Will be made today and the con-
tracing papers signed some time this
afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
ZION BEAUTY SPOT
IS CHANGING HANDS
J. E. Langford, of the Saltair
Beach Company, Leases
the Salt Palace.
LARGE SUM Is INVOLVED
Extensive Improvements, 1t Is
Said, Will BE Made at
Early Date.
LARGE SUM Is INVOLVED

The Salt Paiace. Salt Lake City's re-
nowned pleasure resort is 20 pass into
new control and undergo systematic
rccons truction and Identification that
will advance il TO the FIRST class OF sum-
mer resorts.
This afternoon. IL is announced. papers
will De signed leasing the salt Palace TO
j. L. Lsngfnrd. vice president and gen
cral manager of the Salt Lake & Los
Angeles railway and the Ssltair Beach
company.
Mr. Langford and associates according
TO the report received. is to make OF
the celebrated summer resort a ycrltable
garden spot wiih extensive lawns pre;-
ty buildings and all manner OF attractions
usually found At SUCH places Of auuse-
ment. The bicycle track is 10 be re-
built and several buildings FOR the ac-
commodatIon OF special amusement fca- :
tures are TO be constructed 1t is the
purpose 70 make the place second To
none in any city Of salt Lakes popula =
ton in the United states
No definite information is aj hand as
To tho amount of money involved in the
lease. but credible information IL to the
effect that between $4,000 and $50 900
is 10 he paid by Mr.. Langford and his
associates for control OF the resort for
ten wears.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Provides Great Caution.

The bill Will pay particular attention
TO the protection of the canal from ham
by spies or agents of other governments.
In addition to the clause providing long
Imprisonment and heavy fine for any
person who attempts To blow up part
OF the canal or otherwise obstruct II. the
bill viii provide that after the canal is
opened no person except n United states
soldier or employee OF the canal shall
be permitted to remain in the canal zone.
An offense In this direction will be pun
ished by fine OF $500 or a year In Jail.
or both.
Furthermore, II the efforts OF any per-
son TO damage the canal shall result in
death 20 any one, the offender will DE
charged with murder and punished nc
cordngly
The president Of the United States is
to be given complete authority over the
gov vernnent OF the canal zone. When in
his opinion the construction OF the canal
has proceeded 10 the point where the
services OF the Isthmlan canal commits
sion shall no longer be necessary, he
may disbgnd ii and appoint a governor.
The appointment Of the governor Will be
done with the consent OF the senate
The salary of the governor will be $4,000
and the term four years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
BREEN DIVORCE CASE
JURY REPORTS TO-DAY
3y International News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb. @.-Thc jury in the
divorce case Of Ethel Croker Brson
against John j. Breeu deliberated for
three hours today without reaching an
agreement. Supreme Court Justice Con
ordered the Jurors 10 report n sealed
verdict tomorrow
Erccn. 30 years old. riding master. vino
clopcd with Ethel Croker then 20. In
April. 1910, and married her before n
Justice OF tho peace in uoholteu was
the central figure through the trial to-
day. Sitting directly In front of him
were hs bride and her moher Mrs, Rich
ard Croker. wife Of tho former Tammauy
boss.
Brecn admitted that be had asked Miss
Maude DichL tho othcr woman" in the
case, TO swear that she WAS not in the
room with him al tho Grand Union hotel
In Toronto on The night of September S
last and that she had refused TO do 80.
lie stated frankly that he would perjure
himself rather than injure a womon's
name.
Miss Dlenl MAS n good girl BreeD
added. ia do thai for any girl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
M 'Farland Has Saucer.

Floyd Mcfarland has a lease on the
bicycle track and will run that feature
Of tho place this season. He will imme-
diately set 10 work To book the very
best riders in the country, as we'll as
the boys OF local rcpute. determining TO
conduct series of races during the sea-
son that will attract attention all over
the sporting world.
Among those who were advised OF the
change that is taking place there Was
much qualification ielt that The splendid
resort would pass into good hands Mr..
Langford is a progressive, who believes
In spending plenty OF money on such
propositions when an opportunity is
given to set returns on tho capital in
vested.
There is no doubt that the new les
sees will make Of tho salt Palace place
renowned throughout the United States
and it Is confidently expected that the
resort will be put into such condition as
TO prove great drawing card for tour
lists TO the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
AMERICANS INJURED
IN JAMAICAN RIOTS

KINGSTON, jamaica. Feb. 2,.-Amcr-
leans wore not spared In the rioting which
mas been going on here in connection witt,
the street railway trouble. 4 party OF
Americans In an automobile wos attacked
by mob today and ono OF them was in
jurcd seriously The party included Cap-
tain and Mrs. Fritz Duquesnc of New
York and Mr., and Mrs. Wortley of Brook
Ign. 4 group OF men attacked their auto
mobile with bricks and stones. Mrs.
Duquesuc was struck by one OF the mis-
slles and is said TO be in a serious con-
dition.
The Americans were in peril OF their
lives but their assajlants were finally
beaten off by Captain Duquesne. armed
VITA a Hammer ana Mr.. Wcriicy with a
jack handle. Two of the rioters were
Knocked unconscious ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
POLICE NET DRAWS
IN TAX|CAb BANDITS
Five of Ten Conspirators in
Theft of Bank Money in
Custody.
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, Feb, 27.-Eddie kinsmsn
confessed today. go the $4,000 taNicab
robbery mystery was all cleared rrp.
Two moro men prisoners were taken
one a stall" in this city, the other one
of the active participants, in Memphis,
Tenn,
Two thousand dollars more Of the
booty was recovered. making $3.50 in
all. Information was got ON an additional
lot of it and SO 900 II is said, probably
Will soon be found
The whole inside OF the plotting and
execution OF the daylight robbery OF
February II WAS learned and the cap
ture OF the rest OF the bandits is only n
matter ot time.
Altogether Deputy. Commissioner
Doughcriy and the men working With
him brought near TO conclusion ono
OF the most brilliant pieces of work the
New York police department hus cvcr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
D|SCLOSES
HAND BEHIND THRONE
Note Written by Baking Pow
der King Reveals Ecker
else of Influence"
BY International News Service,

BY International News Service,
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 27.-By way OF
establishing the fact that Robert Benton
Davis the baking powder manufactures,
is proEucrous and wel able 90 pay 10 his
wife and daughter the $1,000 monthly
for which they are suing. ID. NJ. Delmas
and Henry G, McPilSo. counsel for Mrs,
Davis and Miss Davis, have introduced
into evidence letter written by Davis
which apparently throws sidciGht on
methods employed by the baking powder
trust"
The letter, written from Pasadena un-
der date OF MAY 16. 1902 10 Davis ,
daughter. Lucrctia. one Of the plaintiffs
in this case. contains the following state
ncuts;
III the governor OF PENNSYLVANIA signs
TINT food bill We will simply supply our
trade with all phosphate baking powder
and lose nothing. But the governor will
not sign the food hin. because the Il. T..
Davis company has brought tho influence
10 bear to cause a veto | have had too
many suclI matters not to BE ahlc to
direct the proper work done TO BRING 1t
oar way"
Davis refused this evening 10 discuss
the matter NJ all.
Tho letter VIII hayc 10 stand for
Itself he said.
Tho case for tno plaintiffs was con-
cluJed thls morning. For tho defcuse
Davis himself went on the stand and up-
Der examination told the story again
which came out in tho recent divorce
suits. of his alleged imprisonment In his
own home in Riverside drive as men
tal al ,,T A.. l1c
had tnrown letters addressed 10 friend
from his window and that friend had
brought him a revolver which he drew
fhrln1Irin lnls ,,.lnnnNg hv cord
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
WARREN SAYS WEST IS
FOR PRESIDENT TAFT

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Feb, e5.-Seuator
Warren. who was Q White House caller
TODAY. told q reporter mat the inter
mountain states OF the west were for
Taft and would elect delegates to Chi
cago for him. While saving nothing
against Roosevelt With whom ne was on
very close terms when tho colonel ran
things around the White House, Sepa-
tor Warren declares there is not ;ho
least donbt as to the OUTCOME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Eye TO Future.

With an eye to ultimately increasing
the Qualifications OF tho canal, the pres
ident viii be given authority to acquire
by treaty with the republic or Panama
any additional land needed for the opera
tion. maintenance, sanitation OF iorti-
fcation OF the big project.
The proposed act WIN ratfy and con-
firm ell laws orders, regulations and or
dinenccS adopted FOR the government.
sanitation and construction of tho canal
Furthermore, il will recoc nize and con-
firm the existing courts esta blished BY
executive ordcr aud viii provide for the
prompt adjustment Of Chains for dam
ages. etc.
The president is also given authority y
10 establish wireless telegraph stations
throughout the canal zone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
LOOK FOR AGREEMENT
IN ANTHRACITE FIELD

BY lutcrns tiopal News Service.
NEW YORK. l'ob 25.-Thirty members
Of the committee OF hard coal miners,
representatives nf the hard coal co:npau-
les. President John L. white OF the Mine
Workers OF America and the presidents %
the hard Goa! district. met in conference
this afternoon on the proposed new wage
schedule and adjourned until next week
after the miners had submitted their de-
mspds. Both sides expressed their con-
fldence that the matter would bo set
tied without :, strike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Nevada Tax Rate Unchanged

extra session OF the legislature win not
pass law increasing the state tsS rate.
II vas announced today that this agree
mept had been reached by ieaoers OF both
houses. The governor OIL providing
for the creation OF state tax commits
sion and abolishing the STATE hoard OF
revenue was defeated by the assembly.
\ resolution was introduced in the sen
etc appointing the captain OF tho state
police cX~officio warden OF the ceniten-
tiary ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Maryland Senator Denounces
UtteranceS on Reversal of
Decisions as Most Dan
gerouS Doctrine"
NINE GOVERNORS ARE
PLEDGED FOR TAFT
Give Reasons for Supporting
President for Renolnina-
ton; Roosevelt Seeking
Right Man for Manager.

Senator Rayner Of Maryland de-
nounces Roosevelt utterances on
revcrssls of court decisions; calls it
anarchy.
William Barnes, Jr. chairman Of
New York Republican state COM
mittee, says Roosevelt speech was
preface to candidacy and violation
Of Republicsnism.
Nine Republican governors, in
Guiding Governor spry Of Utah,
declare for President Taft.
Roosevelt seeks manager; friends
urge him to fight seating of Taft
delegations from south.
Governor johnson of California
spoken of as Roosevelt's running
mate,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
NO REDUCED RATES
FOR AMERICAN SHIPS
Must Pay the Same Schedule
as Those of Other Flags;
Holds Out Inducements
TO Shipping.
By International News Service.

BY International News Service.
TO- ASHINGTON Feb. 2i.-Thc rate
NM charged American ships for the
WV use ct the Panama canal will
" not he lower than that paid BY
the ships OF other nations.
The president win have authority 10
prescribe the canal tolls. but they shall
not be higher than Sl.g5 a ton net Sini-
larly the toll for each passenger through
the canal shall not be more than s1.5o.
Any attempt to obstruct or destroy the
canal shall be punishable by a sentence
of ten years in Jail OF fine OF $40. zoe,
OF both.
In time Of war the entire canal zone
will he under the direct control OF the
comluandant OF the United States forces.
These are the principal features of
the proposed Panama canal act as II will
be reported by the house committee ou
interstate and foreign commerce within
the next few DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
Governments Ships Free.

The only vessels to be allowed free
passage through the canal will be those
belonging to the United states govern
meDt the government OF the republic Of
Panama and the Panama Railroad COM
psuy. The bill does not specify the basis
on which the tolls shall be determined,
whether on gross or net registered ton
mage or displacement tonnage. but ii
provides that when based on the net reg
istered tonnage OF ships OF commerce
the rate shall not exceed $l.25 ton,
The United states government will he
permitted TO pass it's troops, materials,
supplies. etc. free OF charge,
To encourage vessels To make use Of
the canal both ways a VOYAGE the
bill will provide that when ship passcs
through in ballast and pays toll il Will
be given a rebate al 20 per cent Of the
amount II paid on that trip, provided II
passes back again with a cargo.
For The purpose Of providing every
facility to vessels that use the canal. the
president is to oe authorized Ia estab-
lish dry docks. repair shops, yards docks.
storchouses. warehouses coal yards. etc.
primarily FOR the use Of ships owned by
the government, but also 10 provide
other vessels with repairs and such things
az they need in emergencies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28

Senator Rayncr declared that
in discussing the eX-president.
who again is candidate for the
Republican nomination for prcsl-
dent. he did not speak as a parti-
san. because he believed the Re
publicans could nominate no man
who would be easier TO defeat.
Senator Rayner said:
What | desire 10 call attention 10
today is q unique and original con-
ccption which he advanced upon this
occasion. and which / quote literally
as follows:
"1'he decision of state court on
constitutions question should be SUBJ
1cct 10 revision by the people OF the
state. II any considerable number or
the people feel tha, the decision is
in defisuc Of justice, they should Re
given the right by petition Ia bring
before the voters at some subsequent
election, special or otherwise. aS
might be decided. and after the fun
est opportunity Tor del.beraiion and
debate, the question whether or not
thc judges Interpretation Of the con-
stltution Is To bc sustained. II IL is
sustained we'll end good. II not. then
the popular verdict Is 10 DC accepted
AS final the decision is TO be treated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
ADVERTISING TALKS
Written by
G. FREEMAN

The advertising manager
OF d bic store called on the
telephone the advertising
manager of a big newspa-
per.
The newspapc + advertis-
ing manager a Il S'W G re q
rather curtly and in a tone
of voice not very pleasing,
saying:
"WELL. W III A I DO
YOU WANT?'
The store advertising
IN a ma ger, resentlng the
tone. answered, You go to
IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28
|M Fear Federals.

'aura said that hc did not
H. p''' mat Colonel Francisco
- : p'al iosurrcctos, was COM
~, 80 aad that he considers the
~ - any assault By rcderals.
|Ar,s s seizure Of the town TO.
- rf'us s"t about the task OF
s,I,, ~" municipal government
rc'nlns perfect order,
r,. N.Y. sppoioted Major Tomas
k.w ~ " Colonel pemetrio
Ia, "'p rchcl leaders. mayor Of
,s,.,, s se' Installed as ,nnn,ct
~, NY d'cr noon today and
Organizing 4 police
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-28


of Maryland as
the most dan
gerous doctrine
ever brought
forward by any
one who has the
slightest regard
Cor the stability
of our institll-
tions and whose
opinion Is en-
titled to any
weight or re-
Spcct. -