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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

FIELDING & CRowDER-Real es-
tate, rentals. employment agents, ce-
ment and plastering contractors
120 North Liberty street, Salem,
Oregon. Phone 216O Main.
12-29-1m|
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

PACIFIC LODGE NO. so, A. F. G. A.
M. Masonic hall, third Friday in
each month at 1880 p. m. Frank
Jaskoski, W. NJ; Lot L. Pearce,
secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

VERY CHEAP housekeeping rooms.
Bedroom. 461 High and Center.
1885
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20
RTENTkIo SUPPLY HOUSE.
FOUNDERS.

IMAM and French teacher-Mr. P.
.shwabe, good experience in teach
Us. Single or in classes. Moder-
3 terms Address, 1156 South
Iirteenth Street. 1O-25-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

MULTNOMAH ROYAL ARCH CHAP
ter No. L. Masonic hall, second
Friday of each month, at 8 p. m.
L. 8. Rowland. Elk. High Priest; Lot
L. Pearce, secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

FALLS CITY LUMBER Co.--sole
agents for the famous Rock Springs
coal and the Wash Silver lump.
Cord wood and mill wood inlengths
to suit Reasonable prices. Prompt
delivery. Main Office 279 North
Commercial street. Phone S13.
10-2-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

FOR SALE-Good corner lot, S-room
new house. Price $500 on very
easy terms, Address John Van
Laanen, Fair Grounds, Oregon.
1-1s-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-15

A YoupS CHEESE q
SGD Francisc61 WHO d3ece-1oe
60 Adept With The, Aerop1eSoe'
atod He's Beeao Appointed Cop-
st4uc,tor OF Aerop1a,pes e~a2d
Instructor 10 Ap1e-tioo by tpe'
Chinese Republic.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
THE MEXICAN PUZZLE.

For the last four years the American government has
suffered almost constant irritation because friction with
Mexico. First it Daz and his rebels then if was Ma
delo ana his lhtilghels now it is the growing sls
lcon that 40 lneonsdeTabe of the trouble may lie
traced not To Mexican nsufleconsts, but to American
capitalists Affairs seem TO be in desperate tanglc The
l'laz government was despotc tyrannra but it firm
and 1t took much money and the prose shedding Of blood
to depose the dictator The impression when Madero
gained the presidency that the Mexican people had
won that Tor which they We're at the time striving al
though 1t was not expected that the Incorporate DISPOSE
ION OF the south would permit peace to be Of long duration
Revolutions and counter revolutions have become Of such
common occurrence within generation in the southern
republics that attracts scarcely any attention
This may explain IN part why the government NAV
have been going from bad to in Mexico without
causing great deal OF comment north Of the Texas bor
der Latest information from Washington is incomplete
But enough known 10 predict that the present admin
lsraton and the which will enter next March must
act with wisdom and care else committed will
be visited the country for years to come One report
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

from Washington has it that the senate subcommittee
which has been hearing complaints to the mstreament
OF Americans in Mexico has heard testimony to the effect
that Standard Oil interests financed the Madero revou
ton 1t is charged that $500 900 sent from New York
to defay the costs of the OF this amount $6OOO
alleged to have gone to the Madero family and $4,000
to Washington i'll the interests Of Maero adherens there
Now comes the counter accusation that the present re-
ports OF Maderos inability to preserve order enanate
from American financial interests whose business would
best be served by placing another administration Mex
leo City. What is the truth one-excep perhaps the
higher officials of the government themselves know
Mr. Taft is opposed to such dangerous proposals as those
involving intervention by force of arms He has shown
good judgment also in calling into conference Mr. Wilson
Tor whatever steps the present administration takes must
be carried out by the coming in next March There
seems to be entirely too much Of the atmosphere of o
lar diplomacy in all these disturbances It is RIGHT that
we should demand the protection of American lives and
property III Mexico, but there is line which we should
not cross # trouble is continually being made in Mexico
by American capitalists whose only desire is private gain
even though It entail annexation it would not be
right to make the rest Of the country suffer in order o
correct conditions 1t to that there is opport1
nifty for some judicions investigating right at home
Inc standpat element OF Democracy in the east seems
70 be forgetting Wilson in order to keep looking ahead of
Bryan.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
Birthday Calendar
If This Is Your Birthday

Some opportunity Tor Advancement
is even now upon your horizon Too
much attention TO the small annoy
ances Of the present may prevent you
from seeing IT, A cool temper and an
unnreiudioed judgment will 81 your
best allies.
Those born today win be nervous and
fault-finding, and should not be PAM
pered or indulged in selfish whimsg
Plain food and plain explanations of
tile ways of life will help them to bring
their health and character up 10 tho
level Of their mental qualities, which
arc hieh
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
THE PROBLEM OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The Twelfth session of the Idaho Legislature will soon
and already its members assembling prepare
tory to the work that will be before them No session of
the legislature since statehood promises To be i'm
poltan than this which viii have before it
OF vaster Importance to the people of the state and which
is expected to enact legislation greatly affecting the
Veal OH oil Idaho than has been expected of Of its
predecessors.
Ia addition to the election of successor to Senator
Bora for full term OF yealSa matter already decided
by the people through the commission given nearly the
unanimous membership of that body re-eect Senator
Boral hnsef-here will 81 successor elect to the
late Senator Hepburn Unfortunately the people Of the
state have not i'll this matter had opportunity do the
work for the legislature and the members must perform It
as best they may and i'll their best Judgment
may dictate for the best interests of the people they
IT is hoped the Will not degenerate into
scramble for Tie honor Of such an election wherein
the interests ~ The state and 81 the people forgotten
or, if remembered, wilfuIy ignored.
By way If legislation there questions of the great
est Importance t. come before the session Many Of them
should have been settled years ago but because Of desire
t. serve some other than the people whole because
Ct lack Of knowledge Of tcr duty the people upon the
part Of some Of the members and sorry believe
because # the actual ne1cency ii NOT corruption Of some
they have been neglected until il is recognized that
the representatives OF the people must act the people
themselves will revolt
a reduction in the cost Of government state county
and municipal, is Imperative Great difficulties will be-
encountered in the effort which we believe will honestly be
made to accomplish this but what difficulties When
the people are despcatc2
Increasing the problem o reduction III taxation Is the
demand for relief along lines Which tend ii themselves o
increase the tax burden. public utilities commission
must be provided. Either separately Of ia conjunction
with such commission there be tax commissions
FMS means additional expense which must be provided for
by reduction II expense elsewhere Tor the people cannot
stand an increase ID tie burden they already carry nor
Will they be satisfied 70 have remain where It IS There
must be an actual reduction How this is to be brought
about Is fer the legislature @ determine but il be
brought about.
There i need . undertake 10 enrnenatc here other
important legislative matters to be considered wish
however 70 assure the legislators about to assemble
that they begin their duties with full confidence of the peo
PIE WITH the earnest wishes Of the public that the services
rendered viii he such will meet With approval and with
the assurance that men and women in every walk of life
stand ready TO give advice and assistance wherever they
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
The Sunday Chit-Chat
BY Ruth Cameron.

r YOU want To be the kind 81
girl men lilIe--if for no other
reason-avoid sophistication as
II YOU would tile plague
Young girls sometimes get
the idea that men like girls who know
all about the ways of the world ana
who are quick TO catch the meaning OF
an allusion, but, as a matter of fact,
that's Just the kind they don't like
at least. not for very long.
Men always love innocence in a
woman
And not only good men, but men or
the world, men whose own morals are
none too perhaps these more
than any others.
a woman. who Is remarkable judge
Of human nature, once said to me;
~ would feel fun as safe, if not SAT-
or. IN the power of bad men who knew
was a good woman as | would with
good men, for the worse the man the
more Ne rcvercnces goodness iii wo-
man.
A man Of the world, a man whom no
one would ever think of calling a prig
asked me the other day what had hap-
pened 10 SO change a little girl vs.
Both knew.
SHE used to be such a nice little
girl" be said, but new she has q hard
worldly wise air. and Is always the
first t. catch ana laugh 1T any doubts
meaning. I'm sorry. She was always
sucii Il nice girl
Ana that girl doubtless fancied she
was far more attractive To men in her
sophisticated state
There are some 81 Che unpleasant
facts Of life that all girls should know
for their own safety. These are tha
rocks that lie III the common channel.
These dangers her own mother should
explain 70 her.
Bat there are many rocks 50 far out
Of the customary channel that the or
binary girls bark will never come nigh
them These there IS no possible need
Of her knowing about.
Any knowledge Of them She should
not only not seek, but should even ac=
lively shun.
And any Older woman who talks
about such things before young girls
ought to be put in a reform school.
Womeu of course are constantly
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

entering professions in which a knowl-
edge of the evil Of the world is neccs-
sary-such as the medical, the legal,
and to certain extent, the newspaper
profession.
For such women | am rather sorry.
They place large sacrifice on the
altar OF success when they allow them
selves to become sophisticated. And
vet, of course | realize that it is a
necessary, and, il rightly made, dig
nified sacrifice.
bat Tor the rank and file of women
who DO not need to know all about
good aud evil my heartfelt advice is 10
leave the fruit of the tree strictly
alone.
You viii b happier. YOU viii be bet
ter, and~all powerful bride for most
of us-you viii be more attractive.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
go

II was The correct thing in the sew
enteenth century fer men ta wear their
hats at table The Rules Of CiNilty
or Certain Ways Of Department pub
Hshed in 1673. gives minute directions.
Surprising "a person at quality detains
yeu to dine with him. il is prescribed
that when tie person invited is sit. he
must keep himself covered till the rest
Sit down and the person ef quality has
put on his lat. II the person Of
honor drinks a health 70 goa You mnss
sure 70 be uncovered Il he speaks to
You. YOU must likewise be uncovered
till you have answered him If one
rises frem The table before the rest he
must pull off his hat
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

Emotions ~ tile women who remain
At home during q war We're expressed
in an odd fashion IN Madrid during The
struggle with the United States II
years ago 1he war had never hecn
popular With the people. who saw rs
reason Why bland should he shed for
colonies from which only the rich de-
rived benefits. When tbs news af the
defeats of the Spanish reached Madrid
groups of women used to gather round
the statue Of Columbus in the Puefta
del Sol aud hufl opprobrieus epithets
II lin for his folly in having dfsceY-
cred America And once they wen
tried 70 drag columbus from his ped
esta4.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
mesti6cie,ce
D!lEzRARTN1ENT
coNDLcTLD Is
1HsA1iCe, Gitchcu Knk

SKIN and cut off neck close to BODY
leaving the skin long enough TO fasten
under the back with skeWer after tho
stu1fing has been put in Remove OH
bag, thoroughly wash bird. wipe inside
ana outside as dry as possible.
To Truss Turkey Draw thiehs
.elose e body. Insert d steel skewer un-
der middle joint. running it through
BODY coming out under middle joint
on opposite side Tic drum sticks scp-
arately with a long string and fasten
70 tail Turn tips Of wings under and
fasten with q skeWor
Roast Turkey Dress. Glenn. stuff
and truss ten pound turkey and rub
well with salt ana pepper Ruh Two
t'l9lespoonfuIs Of butter and two of
flour together Spread this well over
the turkey Put into The baking pan
en- rack breast side down. Cover
and place in a very hot oven Is min
utcs. lower the temperature ana con
tinue the baking is minutes 10 The
pound, During the last half hour. turn
tho turkey ON its back have off the
cover and brown Blasting with little
butter and hot water or stock When
wei Drowned remove string and
skeWers and place on hot platter ana
garHish with cranberries and celery
tips
Broad -and-Celery stuffing Remove
hard outside crusts fron a stale loaf
e bakers bread and break in pieces
There should be three and one half
cupfuls Pour over bread one eupfuf
of boiling water aud let stand 90 min
utes, then squeeze out all the water
that Is possible Flo bread ada enc
tablespoonful Of poultry seasoning, one
and oue-half teaspoonfuls Of salt and
dne-fourth Of a teaspoonful II pepper
then add three -fourths Of a eupful of
finely cut celery and one half cupful Of
melted butter.
Potato Stuffing Mix two cupfHls or
hot mashed potatoes. two clpfuls If
bread 6white), crumbs, one-third of 4
cunfnl each IF melted butter ANA
sausage Or bacon fat and one-half
cupful Of cooked giblets finely
chopped. Moistcn with hot water ana
season with salt, pepper and sage.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29
GIRLS NAMES
the NsreThe Name His
Literature,
Copyright W. Fischer)
MAGoALEN-lNo. 7al
What They Mean

Magdalen signifies cone from Mag
dala," as New Yorker means a per-
son from New York. Magdala was the
Latin name fer a certain Palestine VIII
.lage, which the Hebrews called Mig
dal," meaning tower The place is
now known as FL Medshdel
The first Magdalen mentioned in lit
erature is Marin Magdalena. d fol-
lower Of Christ SHE died martyr IN
Ephesus. Ever shining is Magda-
lens emblem. the very lovely her
sentiment
The spaniards smell and pronounce
the name Magdalena.' as 10 fhe Ger
mans. IN French it is Magdeline, which
form Is not az Frequently used here
as 'nedeline,.a hut while in France the
last syllable IS long. ii II short here.
\ French abbreviatien is @Madelon."
the last syllable pronounced long
From this is derived the diminntive
used Iii Rhefnlandi 'Aiadcle spoken
Madle
English forms of the name that are
nov obsolete are .'Mauaiint and
Maam.
Girls craving oatlandfsh forms some
times ADOPT lie Swiss sLelf' or the
SerFfan Mandas
Here are even rare ones. Ma2arne
tFreneh1. Madllenka dfalian1, Mali
81 Maln DanishG
1t Is curious to notice how far more
popular Magda Is than Martha. the
original Magdalen's sister There ale
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

TO Select Turkey--It is often wise
to allow dealer to make Il selection
among his choice turkeys for a
New Years dinner Ii small one is
required, a young hen turkey IL usu-
very satisfactory, otherwise cock
turkey would furnish better eating. III
either case the bird should BE plump.
with dark, smooth legs and the carti-
lage at end Of breast-bone should be
soft and pliablc.
10 Clean a Turkey Hold bird over
q flame from gas, alcohol or burning
paper), constantly changing position
until all parts have been exposed to
the flame that hairs and down may be
removed; this IS known as smuggling
Cut off the head and draw out pin
weathers, using a small pointed knife
Make two cuts three-fourths eff an inch
long on under part Of each leg, intro
duce q steel skcWcr and remove tens
dons, drawing out one at time Gut
through the skin around the leg one
and one-half inches below the leg JOINT.
place leg at this cut over edge Of board,
press downward to snap the bone, then
pub off the foot
Make an i,.cision through the skin be-
low the breast bone Just large
enough to admit the hand. With the
hand remove the entrails. gizzard, liver
and heart. Care must be taken that the
gall-bag is removed with the liver ana
not broken. for the least bit Of the bile
which il contains would inpart a very
bitter flavor 70 any part with which ii
came III contact Next remove lungs
and kidneys. BY introducing first Two
fingers under skin close to neck the
windpipe may be easily found ana With
drawn. also the crop which adheres to-
skin close to breast. Draw down neck
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

fewer girls named "Matty" or Patty
nowadays than formerly The Irish
NAB" II considered by some To be a
contraction u Martha, which the
Welsh strangely enough. pronounce
Nor, but nearly every language has
a dignified synonym for Masdalen.
Magdalen IN art Very lovely are
the pictures Of Alaedalen hequeathed %
us bg the great artists of bEgone days,
Carreggio. Italian. Rubens. NanDyke,
etc. The hest known IS Tftans master
ptece. representing beautiful woman
with npliftea fearful face and eyes, her
undrapea shoulders en1eleped in hsf
rich golden hair TITAN painted a sec
ena faneas picture If Magdalen NOW Al
The Hermitage in St Petersburg In
tds picture the skull aud open look
are introduced as attributes
Tie death Of Magdalen, new At
Lille, France vas painted by Ruhenss
Magdalen IS The title Of an anus
ing play by Mal.ere, but the lady
thought the name nGt romantic enough
aud called herself s.Polixenaa
Next names. Freida, 80 =. An
gelina. No. -; Phlippa. No 76.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

Children are often fearful Or the
Water especially at the seashore. and
kind hearted parents viii moi thrust 4
terror stricken baby into the surf
John Muir. IN the Atlantic Monthly.
emphasizes the need of caution in this
matter ~ relating row IL was made
miserable as Il child bX being plunged
again and again into the sea hy a
streng-afmed servant. despite his
slfieIs. As the time approached for
this terrible bathing he saws 4 used
l. hide ii the darkest corners of the
house. Ind oftentimes a long search
was reauired 10 find me"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

Cincinnati Is 70 have a new union
railway station An interurban sta
ton to cost s6.o0o,ooo, is also to be
built.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

Evangelist Billy sunday SAYS the last
genuine general religious revival in the
United States was that Of 1851
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-29

This country last year imported more
than $2,S72,000 worth of Swiss cheese,
and the amount Is constantly being in
creased.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-15
BULLOCK AND HUSTON
MUST TAKE MEDICINE

mind as to the justice Of the convic-
tion.
The jurors who made the anidavits
that the verdict had been entered by
mistake are by the judges decision
virtually condemned Of perjury.
The question now to be solved IL the
action that will be taken In their case.
II In not unlikely that proceedings
will be instituted against them for
bribery and perjury.
Bullock and Huston are liable to a
penltentiary sentence as well AZ a
large fine and may get both or either
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-15

Special Nugget Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 15.-McMan-
igai testified on the stand today, In
the case against the alleged dynami-
terra, that James Mcnamara had at
tempted to kill General Otis, owner
OF the Los Angeles Times. by dyna-
mite. He also swore that while he,
Mechanical, was q fugitive after the
Los Angeles explosion that McNa-
mara tried to kill him. He did not
give any reasons why MCNAMARA
sought his life but 1t IL assumed that
Mcnamara must have even then be-
lieyed McMnaigai to be Of the kind
that would turn states evidence.
The story now being unfolded by
the star witness for the prosecution
In one Of the most remarkable ever
related In q court Of Justice. His
narration Of the acts OF President
Ryan Of the Structural Iron Workers,
Hockin and several other officials o.
the organization In listened to with
breathless interest by a court room
that IL crowded all tho time. His evt-
dence clearly shows that the oficial
heads Of the iron workers were at
least cognisant of the plots to cause
explosions. The result Of his expos
ures IL expected to be. IL no Ii given
credence. that the Structural Iron
Workers organization will be proven
to have been led by men who were
murderers either by act or BY Will.
Most Of the prisoners now seem "a
realise the position In which they find
themselves, and also realize the fact
that many men who are degenerate
enough to be murderers will be dc,
generate enough to take the lives Of
their co-conspirators to save thefl
own necks.
The trial IL by no means ended. The
facts will be probed clearly and thor
oughIy and the authorities have de.
Hlded to show once for all whethsl
or not men who take leading rafts II
labor organization are not murderoul
conspisatoss.
Very 1sw people arc inclined 20 b.
llsvs tAAt thA rank slA ~ 49, -
$500. - TlsS-&. 80 "a
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-15

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. l6.-McMan-
igal swore on the stand this after
noon that the first suggestion Of dyna-
hitting the Los Angeles Times building
came from Tveitmore. the noted leader
Of labor organizations in San Fran
cisco. He also swore that Clancy OF
the same city assisted In the plans.
This evidence may result In the ar
rest OF the two men named. 1t IL used
by the prosecution to show that the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-15

according to the discretion Of the
court
Judge Cushman spoke severely
when denying the motion for the new
trial and the defendants appeared to
feel what he said keeniy. Many are
under the impression that the recent
development In the case will result
In a much heavier sentence than would
otherwise have been inflicted. Should
the charge Of bribery DO brought home
another crime may be laid to the de-
PENDANTS or their friends.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-15

Mussst spseias oesvSeA
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE appeal Of
Turkey for an armistice has been met
by Bulgaria with the demand that
Scutari. Monastir and Adrianople be
first evacuated by the Turkish forces
before the invading general consents
to stop hostilities. A compliance with
these conditions would mean nothing
less than the placing Of Turkey COM
pleteiy at the mercy Of the enemy and
the Turks are now faced with the al
tentative of surrendering altogether or
of dying In the last bitches before
Constantinopl.. Scutari In In the ex-
IRENE west Of Turkey In Europe and
10 now surrounded by the Montene-
grins who have failed. however. to
capture It from the brave defenders.
By evacuating the strong hold that
part Of tho country will be left COM
pletely at the mercy OF the enemy.
Monastir lies nearer. the center II
Turkey and Adrsanopfe towards the
northeast 40 that an evacuation Of all
three would mean practically a sur
render Of the main territory Of the
Turks.
The three strongholds have sue
ceeded in holding out in spite OF every
attempt to take them. The effort to
drown out the garrison OF Adrianeple
by turning In the waters OF the Marit-