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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-12-11
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
ANOTHER
Big firm
. FOR SALEM
CALEF BROS, THE BIG FURNITURE
COMPANY OF PORTLAND, TO
HAVE BRANCH HERE IN THE
FINE NEW DERBY & LAFKY
BUILDING.

A big three-story brick on the cor
ner Of Court and High streets ID now
assured. f. N. Derby and F. J. Laf-
ky have Jet the contract for the exca-
yation for the foundation of the
.buildlbG which will be S2x0O feet and
the 'cotltract for the building will be
let soon. 1t is estimated that It will
cost about 100000
AS ali evidence Of the demand for
this kind Of buildings in Salem, It is
noted that the local lodge of Moose,
80 soon as It heard the building was
to be erected, entered into a contract
with the owners to take ten-year
lease Of the entire second and third
floors, and the big furniture firm OF
Portland, Calef Bros, took a ten-year
lease Of the entire lower floor. The
second floor will be used by the
Moose with their main lodge hall, Ask
5S feet, with 2O-foot ceiling; the din
ing room will be 1Sx4S feet, and ele-
gantly furnished, and there will he
the secretary's office also on this
floor.
The third floor will have club rooms
a billiard and pool room, and all mod
ern conyeniences for club life.
The lower floor, occupied by Calef
Bros will be furnished with fine plate
glass windows for display purposes
and will be built and arranged inside
under the direction OF the big furni-
ture firm, for the convenient storing
and displaying OF the immense stock It
will carry The firm Of Calef Bros. is
one Of the most progressive and ag-
gresslve and wide-awake on the coast,
having magnificent store In Port
land with branches at st. Johns and
Vancouver The fact that Il selects
Salem for one Of It's branch houses is
ilatterlng evidence OF salem's growth
and future
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
IOhn Lyn Has leIiCate Surgical
llperatiOn FerfOrmed With
Oltn,he Use Of AnaesthetiCs,
aad Feels NJ Pain.
WAS lHE FIRST ON RECORD
Prof. =. 2. LOutsnhelser Canton
HyIHa'st Keep the Patient Laugh.
ing and Singing rs the Surgeons Cut
Into idn, and after the Operation
Red"cs the Patients Pulse From
81 4 IS by Mgltal Suggestion.

Canth, Ohio, March l9.--Held for
40 minute under the influence OF a
hypnotlst John l.,ion, aged 45, who
underw,w a delirste surgical opera
tion wh'sA in this condition. today is
well on ile road to recovery. Prof. j.
Q. Louti suneiser a Canton hypnotlst
kept the patient ltaghlng and singing
az the sl'rg cons We = about their task
In the midst Of He operation the
hypnotis 'aintel . the sight Of
blood, bui l.s subii was undlsturbed
After tho n Grafton ,he hypnotist re-
duced Lyons Dulsal.ons from 50 to 6S,
where Il xas held by mental sugges-
tion.
The sui gepns say The operation was
the first "a record r,der such circum-
stances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
LEGISLATORS
ARRESTED FOR
. BRIBE TAKING.
IuSIrno rnEss LEASED wins.


Santa Fe, N. NJ, March 19--Accused
of accepting brbes to vote for certain
candidates for United States senator,
State Representative Truiillo and j.
.P, Lucero, Of Rio Arriba county, and
Louis Montoya and Manuel Cordova,
Of Taos county, Republican members
of New Mexlcos first legislature, are
in the county Jail here today No
formal charges have yet been placed
against them
Vlncestao Jarmillo, chairman Of tho
Republican state committee, demand
ed and received the resignation of the
four men for their alleged acceptance
of bribes when they were arrested at
the Palace hotel here last night, at the
instance Of the Republican committee.
II is alleged that two weeks ago the
representatives offered to sell their
votes for Senator TO A. +. Fall and El-
fego Baca, both candidates When
searched each Of the four arrested
men had $500 in his possession. Fail
and Baca having arranged trap by
telling the Legislators that they would
be paid $4,000 after their votes had
been cast.
The first ballot for United States
senator is being taken In the legisla-
ture today Candidates Fail and W.
II. Andrews lead in the betting,
The arrest Of the four representa-
tiyes complexities the senatorial sltua.
tion In the legislature. During its ses-
sion today the house received state
ments from the accused In which they
claimed that force had been used to
secure their resignation from that
body The house named a committee
OF 10 members to Investigate the mat
ter, and appointed Judge u. r. Wright
as counsel for the accused.
A resolution was then adopted gns-
pending the accused bribe-takers, and
ordering the sergeant-at-arms to take
them into custody District Attorney
Reid spent the day in gathering lnfor-
nation, preparatory to filing charges
The city Is in turmoil and the lob
bies of the capital are crowded with
excited members The house took
recess after taking up the bribery
case, arranging for the first ballot for
United States senators.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
BATTLE IS
RAGING AT
XONGKONG

Hong Kong, March 19.-Chinese
gunboats opened fire today on the
Bogue forts at Canton, which have
been in the hands of General LUX,
the rebel commander, since the SOL
diers mutinied, and handed them over
to the brigands week ago. The reb-
els replied vigorously to the volleys
from tie flotilla.
Yuchu, Whampoa and Flu Nun forts,
on the Canton river, were retaken to-
day after heavy canonade, in which
hundreds of rebels were slain.
The government has bought up all
the bread and canned meats in the
city, in the hope OF starving the reb-
els into submission The end of the
trouble is not yet in sight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
COLO WAVE
MAKESLIGHT
PRIMARIES
lUNrrnD PRESS LEASED wIns.l

Fargo, N Dakota, March 19,-The
supporters of Roosevelt and LaFol-
lette who are working hard to get
out full vote in expectation of
close fight, are worried over the
weather A cold wave has struck the
state, the mercury dropping steadily.
In many points It registered zero at
1890 this morning, and storm pre-
walls on the pralrles. Both sides fear
that the excessive cold will prevent
the polling Of a heavy vote,
The Democratic primaries are be-
ing held simultaneously Governor
Burke is the only presidential candl-
date on the ballot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
BORDUNE IN
Acquitted

The case nt the state OF Oregon
against Jo, BurdmsV for assault on
the person = r.. y WhItoman. a man
Of so years - age, Sas tried before a
Jury compo' - Of n 6. Bishop. W. r.
RamsdeI G,R H. Gre0enhorst and W.
d. Albright 'sterit In Justice Web
ster's court lid he sas acquitted.
This va. ,ase b. which the pros
ecutlng with rs, f. % whiteman, al
legged that Ga det,udant beat and
abused him W ho1t inst cause or prov
ocation and tlat h, was confined In
the hospital - eraI lays from the ef-
ieets Of the b tins
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
VICTIMS 0F
EXPLOSION
NUMBER %

San Autonio, Te' 49, March H.
With a total o 1S nown dead az
result OF the % ~ Of locomo-
tive IN the Stulteia Pacific yards
here. mostly -ss Esb'eakers em-
ployed In the 'or citizens today
formed a comm " which is lnyes-
tigating the eau o. the explosion.
Rumors that W. nglne waa tam
pered with perla and william ].
Burns. head Of tltional Delec-
tive agency. has ~, asked 10 probe
the affair.
Three more yiS dbl died last night
and others are dliai The ruins are
b,.iz- searched ~ aore corpses
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

here today We're the highest paid
anywhere in the United States at
similar show in the last eight years.
Stirling, a thoroughbred Hereford
grand champion steer of the show
was auctioned off for Sl.5O a pound.
This is the highest price ever paid
in the United States, with the ex-
ception of the International cham
pion steer at the Chicago livestock
sho& eight years ago, which brought
the same price.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
BRYAN TO
Name MAN
TONIGHT
luSimD rnrss LEASED winr.l

Lincoln, Neb,, March i9-Reports
current here today that william J.
Bryan will name his choice for presl-
dent at the banquet with which the Ne
braska Democratic Progressive league
will commemorate the 52d birthday
anniversary Of Bryan tonight have
drawn the interest Of Democrats
throughout the country to the func-
tion
Seated about the banquet table will
be 1900 leading Democrats. and the
speakers will include Senator Gore,
Ollie James, ex-senator PettIgrew,
Congressman Robert Henry, George
Fred Williams, Frederick Townsend
Martin and Bryan.
Bryan's speech, II is reported, will
include roast" for Governor Jud-
son Harmon, OF Ohio, for the Demo.
cratic presidential nomination.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
She Uppercut Him.

Lewiston, Idaho, March i9-Pollce-
man Tabor tried to quell disturb
ance at the local option election. Mrs.
B. + Tweedy, prominent Presbyterian.
handed him an uppereut In the eye.
The women Of the church voted on her
action, and decided she was right, and
should have blt Tabor harder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
+++++++++++++
The Ltpsr to Stay,

= Tacoma, March 19.-John =
: Early, TacOu.l leper. may re- =
= main in Summit View, near here 4
= for 80 days AT =
= This was the decision Of =
= Judge Cliffor; yesterday denying 4
= the request u Early's neigh =
= bors for his rSmoyal. Two doc =
= tors testified that Early's cOndi- =
= ton is not dangerous. Con- =
= gresham Wagburton has been =
= asked by the commissioners to =
: urge the soysamsnt to dispose :
. of the leper ID the meantime. =
= Early does MOI want the federal =
? jpb at Port Townsend because =
Z it would separate him from his =
y family. =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

Shanghai, March l9,--Grave uneasi-
ness is felt here among Chinese finan-
ciers who are interested in the main
Of the present government at
the growing disinclinatIon on the pub
lies part to accept the paper money
OF the republic.
Just how much Of this money has
been issued even the men who issued
it do not know. The Sun Vat Sen gov
ernmeHt at Marking was pressed for
funds, had no means OF getting gold
or silver and, as a result, set up a
printing press and ran off paper cur
rency as II was needed No one kept
track Of the amount, but, as the paper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
GiTi GIFTS
AFTER Home
TELEPHONE

San Francisco, March 19,-With
Mayor Rolph and the board Of super
yisors awaiting the opinion of City
Attorney Long in regard tN the city's
rights in the matter Of the merging
of the Pacific and Home telephone
companies acre, speculation was cur.
rent today over the probable recoy-
cry by the city Of a S25O,OOO bond
put up by the Home company as a
guarantee that it would carry out IL
terms Of its franchise.
II is claimed that the Home COM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
The PANAMA
RAILROAD
FOR ALASKA

Washington. March l9-That part
Of the Panama railroad equipment be
shipped TO Alaska after the compile
ton Of the canal. and laid down as a
government owned railroad connect
Inn Seward with the coal fields at
Matanuska, Will be recommended to
congress- by Secretary OF the Inter-
Tor Fisher who has lately returned
FROM a visit to the canal
Fisher has laid his plans before
President Taft who Is said TO ap.
prove them. Several hundred miles
Of track Is now In use in the canal
building FOR dirt trains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
paper MONEY may ruin REPUBLIC
NO TRACK kept OF AMOUNT ISSUED
After Telephone Company.

: Tacoma, March 10. -Antlcipat- =
= ing an attempt on the part Of =
y the Bell telephone interests, :
= which have recently taken over :
y the Home company to continue =
> operations on the Home fran =
= chise after the Bell grant expires .
= in 1915. the city council has or \
y dered an ordinance drawn re- =
= voking the Home franchise. =
= The Home franchise called for =
= automatic instruments which =
y the Bell people have torn out. =
: This was made the basis for the =
= revocation. Plans are under =
: way for municipal ownership OF =
= telephones after 1915, +
= > 4 + = = q = . = = = = =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

was used to pay the troops and other
government workers, the total I'M
doubtedly runs high into the millions.
To make the situation worse. the
plates used by the republicans were
crude, and their notes have been ex-
tensively counterfeited,
The republican bills have, from the
first, passed theoretically at par, but
thousands of persons have generally
refused to accept them. 1t is feared
the bills will soon be refused by every
one, with the result that millions Of
Chinese viii consider themselves
swlndled and attempt to overthrow
the republican regime
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
POSSES GATHER AROUND BANDITS
DESPERATE BATTLE IS EXPECTED
The End Of II An

= Lincoln. Neb., March 49, q
= Charles Morley. the only sur 9
= viving member of the trio of =
' cOnyicts who murdered three OF :
= ficials of the Nebraska state :
= penitentiary in a break for lib =
= erty, today is again in prison. &
= The bodies of oonvicts John .
= Qowd and Shorty" Gray, who =
: met death in the clash with a .
' sheriff's posse yesterday. are in .
= the penitentiary morgue. =
= Morley will be arraigned soon =
= on the charge Of having mur. .
= dered Warden Delahunty, Dep =
= uty Warden Wagner and Usher =
= Heilman. 4
= .
y = = = = b > = . = 3 4 4 a,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

pany has yIolatetE clause Of its
franchise which ia Olds 1t TO sell out
to anv telenbone Pmpany in exist
ence at the time | L re irahchise was
granted. ANY
Iity Attorney Lo, stated that 1t
would be several paws before ne
could render a declsi bn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
UNITED PRESS LEASED wmE.'

Hillsviile, Va, March 19.--Poss -
marching from Mount Airy. N. G on
the south, and from Hillsyille, od the
north, are closing in today on the al
len gang Of outlaws, who are .p-
trenched in DEVILS Den, in the Blua
Ridge mountains, and an early battle
is expected. Detectives have cut all
wires to prevent friendly mountain
eers from warning the Aliens Of the
whereabouts of the posses, and it is
difficult to obtain accurate details OF
the movements of either the bandits or
the posses.
Company F, of the Second Virginia
volunteers was ordered to Hillsville
today to establish martial law. A de-
tachment will be sent to guard the
mountain passes, while the detectives
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
PUBLIC REFUSES TO TAKE IT
ANB THOSE HAVING IT FEEL
they have been SVVINDLED

The Notes Were Printed From Crude Plates and aVeBeen So
COnerteted That the Good Cannot Be Told From the Spl-
rOIs-lt Is Feared That Millions Of People Who Have AC-
Ceped the Notes Good Faith Will Turn Against the Re-
public on This Accountable Situation Is Grave, and the
Republic Is in Danger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
lie Got the Benefit

Portland, Ore, March l9.--'We're
afraid to 30 home in the dark" war
bled Martha and Esther straub. II and
10 years old, to a policeman. They
were afraid to pass through a woods
on their way home in a suburb The
policeman got q three-miIe hike
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

and posse are closing m on the ban
dts.
The sn,t rior circuit court convenes
hero var,y f24 and date will be set
for the I5i e tof Floyd Allen on charge
NJ murder - Vie trial will probably be
moved 70 ,'ytlwille, owing to the
feeling aga,. Jt Me Aliens here. Hills
VIE Icwv,rs ,Aave flatly refused to de-
fend Fo5d AMbVn'
Mrs. silnal l. llen, wife of the out
law chief rs hned to Hillsville to-
dav and tr,.d tP persuade one of her
nenhews IN re-, zen her husbands gem
oral storo berXl The establishment
has been close, since 'he uay Oh the
tragedy. IA
A third nosse n fomposed entirely of
mountaipeers. isk1HpplV'shlhe DEVILS
Den this afternos ~ ine Aliens are
now threatened an Pm tne South' west
and north.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
Salem aud Vicinity: Fair
tonight with light frost.
Wednesday fair.
Forrcnst TIlI . p. N. Medne.dnI.

Forecast M. Wednesday. vi
and Washington Fair tonight
Eastery Winds H
ShlperS Forecast
shpmons minimum temperatures q abo
Spokane dugv Sders sSuh to slsyou 20 degrees
Portland tonight
RgeSFJ
DRAKE, Act
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
Big STEEAR
SOLD FORN
sl.5O 4 PNSUND
,uxuzD yurss LEASED

tJXITED yREss LEASED HhI
Portland rCr, March r'ues
paid iof 'at stock at the e al the
Pacific Northwest Llvesto W snow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

One Company Of Militia Goes to q
a Detachment Will Be Sent to I
Passes While the Posses Close in'
Posse, All MOuntaineerS, Is NeariI
and the Outlaws Are Now Practice
Fight Is Expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
ShlLper,' Forecast.

on Fair tonight with sct frost west and heavy frost
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

n portion. Wednesday fair.
IN 32 degrees; northeast to
Minimum temperature at
pr thre days.
t.s District FOTecaster
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19
MILITIA ON WAYl TO Scene
NO NEWS CAN hBE RECEIVED
ALL WIRES HA1lpuG Been Cut

'stabIish Martial Law, and
luard All the Mountain
9n the BanditS---A Third
! q the Bandit Stronghold,
kb SufrOunded--A Fierce
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-19

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-03

Perkins, Frank Munsey and Dan Han
ma. The senator said he had tried
to distribute the burden equally
amongst the three men and they had
each given about $25,000, while VIII.
William Emo gave $4,000 and others
smaller amounts.
This fund OF $4,000 was in addi-
tion. he said, to the $4,000 handled
BY E. H. Hooker at New York for the
city primary fight and the New York
branch Of the national committee, ana
the $4,000 given BY William Finn in
Pennsylvania. The amounts contri-
buted BY Mr.. Perkins, Mr. Munzey and
Mr. Hanna were also in addition to
their contributions to the New York
fund.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-03

q detailed statement Of the 1904 funds;
that lie noted these large contribu-
tionsp and that he was positive no
record appeared Of the 100000 Arch
bold contribution having been return
ed. With equal positlyeness, he swore
that the records showed the disputed
Edward II. Hartman fund OF S240,000
had been received by Mr., Bliss for the
New York Republican state commit
tee, headed by b. B. Odell jr.
"That fund of $4,000 was raised at
the request Of B Z. OdelI," said Mr..
Sheldon. esnd turned cver to his com
mittee in it's entirety ir Bliss's rec
ords showed It was entirely apart from
the funds spent by the national com
mittee."
Senator Dixon accounted for over
see, o00 more OF Roosevelt funds used
IN The fight before the Republican ma.
tlonal convention at Chicago. This
was collected and expended by him-
SELF personally, he said. He had kept
no accurate records. he said, Of the
money going out as fast as It came
in; but over $4,000 was spent in the
conduct Of the campaign activity from
the Washington headquarters"
The fund handled by Senator Dixon
was largely contributed by George w.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-03

enor
Joseph a. Kellogg nominated GOV.
John "a. Dix The delegates applaud
led the governors name. Tho speaker
appealed for support for GOV Dix on
his administrative record and what
Judge Kellogg termed 4fair play
TIE RON was then called and showed
Gov Dix leading with 147, Sulzer 1876,
Metz 70. Glynn AS Congressman
Francis Burton Harrison, who was not
placed ia nomination, received 2t
votes Two hundred and twenty-six
votes were necessary for a choice.
There was no choice on the second
ballot, only scattering changes from
the first ballot resulting.
Mr. sulzer however went ahead Of
Gov Dix, the vote standing: snlzer
IA. Dix I24.
On the third ballot sulzer went to
i95. while Dix dropped to ST. Coy.
nix's name was then withdrawn and
one the fourth ballot Mr.. sulzer was
nominated
The various counties began to tprn
their votes over to Copg'essnan Sui
zer on the fourth ballot Judge KEEL
logg asked the unanimous consent to
withdraw the name OF Gov Dix and
let that Of Mr. sulzer be unanimous.
The action was seconded but Chair
man Parker announced It was neces-
sary to complete the roll call With
this ended the chair announced that
Mr.. sulzer had been nominated for
governor. having received an the votes
Of the convention except three cast for.
Martin Fl Glynn. Mr. Glynn was NOM
mated lieutenant governor The con
vention then adjourned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-03
Joke on Judge Bailey.


Local lawyers are still laughing
over a good one" that was pulled or
on Judge Frank NJ Bailey one day
last week. IN hts charge 70 the grand
jury the judge had come out strong
Cor law and order and righteousness.
one Of lhe attorneys. commenting on
bis remarks. bad suggested that he
would make q GOOD preacher a little
iater 4. C. crnee Of oklahoma City was
making an argument before the court
and he had occasion to refer 20 some
thing he had said on another occasion.
The judge didn't recall Il and Mr.
Cruce was trying to refresh his Nom.
ory aud hc said. Why yonr honor
vas standing right by your honor's-
your honors he couldn't think Of
the word. but finally IN desperation
concluded, your honor's pulpit
meaning the Judges desk, and then all
the lawyers Uttered Later when the
humor OF the situation was explained
10 Mr. Cruce. ne said 70 tue court z
know Of no reason Why your honor
should not make q good preacher eN
cept the lack Of sufficient religion,
and tho lawyers laughed again.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-03

Mrs Jennie Harrell, sister Of Mrs.
Bryce +. Smith oi shls oiiy. died al
her home IN Enid at e3o >. n yester-
day Mrs Smith was summoned 70
Enid Yesterday morning, arriving there
half an hour before the end came The
body will be taken to ihe old home o.
the deceased IN Illinois for inferment
and win be accompanied BY Mrs
smith The deceased had been an in.
valid for five years. death being due
to diabetes Besides a sister, she Is
survived by an aged mother who IS
in a critical condition at the Smith
homo here. a brother in Enid and a
brotkef ln Chicago Mrs. Harrell had
visited In Calckasha a number Of
ames
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-03
Prof. Greene to Return.

Friends Of Prof Greene win be-
pleased 10 learn that he win teach
voice and organ again IN Chickasha
this fall and winter The success he
has had with his pupils IN the past
warrants a large class for him here
this season he viii be- In town Fri
day and Saturday Of this week Prof
Greene has charge Of the music IN the
First Baptist church. Oklahoma City
which possesses one Of the finest pipe
organs ia the country and q choir Of
10 voices, ana as, s2nd degree Mason
be has charge also Of the fine organ
of the Scottish Rite cathedral at Guih-
rio, Okla.