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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
TO ROW FOR TITLE.

TORONTO. Ont, AApril N.-Articles OF
agreement nave been signed between Ed
ward Durham, Of Toronto. champion oars
man of America, and William Haines, OF
Boston, for a three-nllle sculling race oH
Toronto Bay on Wednesday, July ID. for
the championship Of America and Si,e09
a side. Haines signed in Boston on Sat
urday and Dnrnan signed here yester-
dRT.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10

II there are any sportsmen remain
ing in Eastern New Jersey on Thurs
day night between the hours of 8 and
II o'clock it will be because they have
to stay there and can't possibly get
over to Manhattan to see the Jeff
Smith and Mike Gibbons fight at the
National Sporting Club.
Jersey has always felt certain that
she harbored many pugilistic cham
pions, but somehow or other until this
chan Smith came along the sporting
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
BRUSH ASKS EDITORS TO
WAR ON THE SCALPERS

NEW YORK, April 10.-John I.
Brush. owner of the New York Ma
tional League baseball club, has offered
to place the sale of tickets for the
opening game here in the hands of a
committee of New York sporting edi-
tors. hoping thereby TO develop ON
plan of eliminating the activities Of
the SPECTATORS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
FEATHERS" AT UMPIRE CLUB.

Lovers of fast boxing should witness
some rare sport at the Empire A. c. in
New York tonight. when four OF the best
little f-eatherweights in the country. via.
battle In two ten-round bouts. Johnny
Dundee will clash with Tommy Houck and
Joe Coster will hook up with Jimmy
Walsh. The winner in each bout viii
come together at some future date and
fight for the honor of meeting Johnny
kilbane for the featherweight title.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
MIKE GLOVER GIVES VICTOR
A TERRIFIC BEATING.

Referee Bill Brown stopped the pro
posed ten-round bout between Mike
Glover and Charles Victor at Browns
gymnasium last night. after the contest
ants had battled five rounds. During that
period Glover had beaten his nnsehooled
foe severely.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
CUB RECRUITS LEG BROKEN.

DIES MONIES. Ia. April m.-Pitcher
Jordan, of the Chicago American League
second team, who played in right field
yesterday afternoon in q game with the
Des Moines Club, broke his right leg and
tore the ligaments loose from his ankle
while turning second base. and he may
be unable to play this season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
ORIOLES RELEASE CATCHER.

YORK, Pa, April 1o.-Catcher Art Fin
gal, who has been making a good show
ing with the Baltimore International
League team, has been turned over to the
York Tri-State Club. He is q California
University player. and will be used as
York's second catcher. Pitcher Williams
reported Yesterday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
LOUGHERY O%UTpOINTED.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. April 10.-Red Rob
inson, of Pittsburg. outpointed Frank
Loughreys of Philadelphia, in a ten-round
bout before the Olympic A. c. last night.
In the semi-final Jack Croak, of Buffalo.
won from Ugo Clements, of Albany. on
points. He f1oored Clements in the third
and had HIM holding.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
l0Rp AGAIN CAPTAIN on White SOC

CHICAGO. April io-Harrv Lord. thirt
basenau, was yesterday reappeinted fell
captain Of the Chicago team Of th'
American League.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-10
HOW AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAMS
WILL PROBABLY co TO THE BAT
DETROIT
WASHINGTON


Boston al New York Washington az Philadelphia
Detroit at Cleveland 81. ouf at Chicago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
DIR. MORSE DISCUSSES
HEALTH AND SANITATION

Dr. W. p, Morse gave a very inter-
estlng talk last night before the Salem
Six O'Clock club on the subject Of
Sanitation and Health Conditions In
Salem There was large attend
ance, and an interesting discussion
followed Dr. Morses review OF the
situation. He discussed the water
supply and showed that from the for
nation Of the ground on which Salem
rs built, that wells are and always
viii be dangerous source Of supply,
II being an old wash and a sewer for
the whole country above IT, He also
discussed the milk supply and point
ed out the necessity Of getting rid Of
garbage at ones He made many good
suggestions. which II will be well for
the city. as such. and lts citizens in
diyidually. 10 heed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
The Horse Editors Opinion.

According to an advertisement OF
the Statesman in that paper this morn
ing, any Salem home in which other
papers than the Statesman goes is not
Of the "beter class OF homes They
belong in a class unable to buy auto
mobiles, or, presumably any other
luxurles. The horse editor Of The
Journal is. unfortunately. one Of the
undesirable class, as he does not
take the Statesman. though he con
fesses to reading It with much pleas
ure, and, perhaps some profit Still
he is Of the opinion the statesman's
classification Of Salem people by rs
subscription list is somewhat arbi-
trary. He feels that one can be a
gentleman or lady. live decently and
honestly. be a good citizen and pay his
or her debts without being a aubscrib-
er for the Statesman. OF course, this
is only an opinion from one Of the
class for whose trade advertisements
are wasted, but the opinion is fixed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
Attempt to Free From Prison
FOIke E. Brandt, Former
Valet to Millionaire SChiff,
StirS Gotham Society.
"a WOMAN IN THE cASE'
Brandt Was RallrOaded to Prison In
der a Thlrty-Year Sentence on the
Charge Of Burglarlslng the NIL.
llOnalre's House, and Has Already
Served Five Years-It Is Alleged He
Was Sent Up 70 Savea WOman.
LuNIrED rHEaa LnAsnp wInn.l

New York, Feb. 20.-Charging that
the efforts to free from prison Folke
p. Brandt former valet to Millionaire
Mortimer Schiff is a conspiracy, a
wicked tale designed to reflect on the
honor Of vlrtuous wife and mother,
Delaney Nicoll, attorney for schlff.
declared in open court today that he
would prove his assertions to the
world, and would drag into the light
certain newspaper publisher who
had used Brandt to strike at the mil
llonaire
AT the hearing before United States
Special Commissioner Hand, who was
appointed by Governor Dix to investi
gate the chiff-Brandt case, Nlcoll
said;
1--WE demand the broadest inquiry
We want every detail of the shameful
story made part Of the record to be
submitted to the governor will drag
1t all into the light and show that
Brandt said he was in the house on
an invitation from Mrs. Schiff will
show how the story was conceived
and also those who aided him in pub
fishing It. Schlff intends that the en-
tire story be made public, so that the
responsibility may be shown"
Myrabeau Towne, who is represent
ing Brandt, resented Nicoll's state
ments, declaring that, rather than that
the woman should be involved, Brandt
was willing to spend the remainder OF
his term In prison
Detective Joseph Woodbridge, who
arrested Brandt, testified regarding
the alleged manufactured record. on
the strength Of which Judge Roasals-
ky sentenced Bdant to 30 years. Inn
prlsonment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
THE CITY'S
water MUST
Be the BEST
COMMITTEE OUTLINES ITS PLANS
FOR SECURING A SUPPLY OF
PURE WATER FIRST NECES.
SARY TO OWN THE PRESENT
PLANT.

I'VE want pure water and plenty
of 1t and l trust that no one will
throw an obstacle in the way Of this
committee in it's work TO obtain it,''
said Councilman Rlgdon last evening
In reporting upon the work being
done by the special committee ap-
pointed to open negotiations with the
Salem Water company to purchase
It's plant.
Mr. Rigdon stated that the com
mittee had secured the services Of
r. H. Thompson, of Seattle, an engl-
neer Of national reputation to in
Ispect and appraise tho plant, and
that he would be on the ground in
few days. Answering those who OPP
posed the purchase on the ground
that It would increase the taxes, he
said that none Of them would have
to pay additional taxes to secure the
plant Bonds would be Issued, he
said, and the people we're now pay
ing the expenses to run 1t, interest
on the investment and a profit, and
If the company could do that, II
stood to reason that II would be a
remunerative concern when run by
the city, and that It would pay for
itself
He also made Il plain that in his
opinion that but two ways we're open
to the solution Of the problem; buy
the plant or institute condemnation
proceedings to appropriate II. To in
stall an additional plant would not be
feasible, he asserted, as to sell the
bonds to advantage, the city must
have control Of the water sold.
He met with the objections with
relation to the expenses to be paid
Thompson, with the statement that
the estimates Of past engineers
would be Of value only in the event
condemnation proceedings we're be-
gun, ana that then additional engi-
neering estimates would be needed
The expense, he stated. would be
only about half Of that paid for en-
gineers in the past
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
WTO FIRE
. ENGINE IS
I IN THE AIR

The matter Of buying an automo-
" fire engine for the Salem fire de-
Ement has been entangled and COM
Hated until it is doubtful II any
Alg will be accomplished. The COM
lilse that went to Seattle and other
tls to see equipments came back
ai endorsed the proposition of Mr..
Ing the Portland agent of the La
lhi'e Fire Engine company. That
hm automobile chemical. There are
lu different makes Of engines, and
" company that has sold an auto
ssIne to Eugene not only offers an
P'nobile with a chemical, but q
l@ wagon and a fire engine to pump
M throw a stream of water. In the
'ul the chemical does not put out
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

4 an opinion reversing Judge
snsH, former circuit judge Of this
,y. but now a member Of the su-
.ne court, the supreme court to-
4, upheld a grant made by the leg
s,nrs IN 1874 to the Corvallis &
ham Railroad company giving
sm the title to the tide lands in
gnuIna and Alsea bays, and also
anh lands in Benton, but what is
n5Vn as Lincoln county.
Tho value Of the tide lands for har-
N purposes is placed at a cool mill
M and the decision will give the
snpsny control of the harbors of
ss bay, and in this way, it will be
ilh to control the shipping rates by
uIg as well as land,
The legislature of 1909 repealed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

the fire, they hitch on the hose, and
have powerful stream playing on
the fire, with hose enough on the au-
tomobile to handle any ordinary fire.
This latter machine win be stopped en-
route to Eugene and tested at Salem,
for everyone to see the workings.
The mayor is very strongly of the
opinion that the committe acted has
tily in not more seriously considering
the offers of the competing compan-
les. He says there are some four COM
panies making these fire fighting ma
chimes, and all should have had
chance to bring their machines here
and test them, and then make the best
bargain for the city that can be made.
He thinks, at low estimate, there is
about $4,000 profit in one of these au-
to-engines, costing from $4,000 to
$1,000, and there should be no great
haste to get rid of such large sum
OF money, simply because It was put
in the budget. There are not enough
paved streets so that any large part of
the city could get the benefit of 1t for
several years to come, and there
should be enough deliberation in his
opinion, to get something that will do
the city for the next ten years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
WI
WILL HAVE
new DEPOT
TWO.STORY BRICK TO BE ERECT
ED ON CORNER OF STATE AND
HIGH, IN WHICH THE NEW PAS
SENGER DEPOT WILL BE LO-
GATED.

The Oregon Electric has made ar
rangements for a new depot. The
papers are all ready for signature by
which Mrs. Fannie e. Hubbard is to
erect two-story brick building on
her lots at the corner of State and
High streets The building will cover
S2hx157 feet, and of this the Oregon
Electric takes lease for ten years on
a space SOx14O feet. Work on the
building is to be commenced by March
Is, and will be ready for occupancy
within 80 days from that date.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
COUNTY HAS $LOOO,OOO TAX LEVY
But IT IS LOWEST In THE VALLEY
+++4% 44++++4, :
abraham sun Lost

= Oakland, Cal, Feb. 2O.--Al- =
= though dispatches were received =
= last night to the effect chat aDr. =
= Milton Abraham alias "sir" =
= Harry westwood Cooper, who =
= married Anna Milbrath here and y
= buncoed the girls mother. had =
= been located In Chicago, Cap =
= tain OF Inspectors Petersen said =
= today that ne had no definite in 4
= formation on the matter beyond =
= the fact that he bad been in =
: formed that the man was there, =
= and had wired ordering his ar =
Z rest. The elusive "Dr. Abra- .
= ham," has not yet been taken :
= by the police Of the windy city, =
= = 49, = 4 . = = = . =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

the original grant on the ground that
the conditions had not been complied
with and also that the state could
not deed away its Garbors to any
company, but held them in trust for
commercial and harbor purposes for
the people Grant was made on con-
dition that the company should build
a railroad from YaQuina to Corvallis
within six years, and 1t was main
tanned this condition was not com
piled with,
After the legislature repealed the
laws making the grant, the state land
board sought to Sell couple of
acres for harbor purposes and the
railroad company brought present
suit to test the validity of the grant
with the result that 1t was upheld.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
IBBRRVVALLIS AND EASTERN WINS OUT
GET TITLE TO Big TRACT or LAND
'++++*+++++#+ :
May Dismiss Charges.

San Francisco, Feb. a. :
: Wholesale dismissal Of all the .
: so-called San Ftancisco graft =
= Indictments on Judge Frank P. .
= Dunne's calendar may follow as .
= the result Of a motion made to- =
= day by Assistant District Attot- =
= ney McNutt The prosecutor .
: declared that his action was un- =
: premeditated and made simply =.
= because the physiological mo- +
= ment for such action was pre- =
: sented when Judge dunno TECH =
= nically denied a motion to dis =
miss indictments hanging over 4
y Abe Ruef on the reserve calen- =
= dar. =
+ n
+ 4 q A. 4 4 4 HL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

will be distributed to the road dis
trlcts, each district receiving the
amount Of It's road tax. That practice
was established by the present county
court in 1909, and has been continued
each year.
Tho court has decided to move tho
poor farm to the new slte' at Che.
meketa. Tho stayton bridge viii have
to be rebuilt and several other large
bridges, including the one with YAM
hill county at Newberg
Tho above figures will show that
there win not be a dollar Of surplus.
with the most economical handling.
and there viii probably be a deficit. II
all improvements called for are I'M
dertaken.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
Woman Burned to Death.
[uN1rnp pREss LEAsEp WINE. |

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 2O,-Mrs. r.
Locke, aged so, employed at the
Pisgah house, was burned to death
early today in her room. Her cloth
ing is believed to have caught fire
from a gas heater. She lived alone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
++++++4+++++
The Colonel Quioscent

= New York, Feb. 2O--Although .
= he arrived at his Office In the .
= Outlook early teday, Colonel :
: Roosevelt received but few Wis. =
: itors. devoting most OF the .
. morning to reading the final .
= draft Of his speech to be deliv- .
= cred at Columbus Ohio, tomor- .
= row before the Slate Constitu- :
= tional convention. .
= John Temple Graves, editorial :
= writer for the New York Amer :
= ican, and colonel William R. .
= Nelson, editor Of the Kansas !
= City Star, were among the vIsl- :
tors today 10 the former presl- =
Y dents office. Their calls, they =
= said, had no bearing on the po- :
= litical situation .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

The only hazard the Portland loan
sharks run is of being sent to the
pen, mobbed or killed, and If reports
are not grossly exaggerated one OF
these things is likely to happen to
some OF them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
IlE LANDS AT PAQUINA
.AND ALSEA BAYS is THEIRS
BENTON MARSH LANDS TOO

e Othe Tide Lands is Placed at Over Million and Own.
sshp Puts road in Position to Control All Shppinu--
Land Was Given Away by the Legislature in 1874, Prac-
cay Without Cents Worth Of Consideration ST.
reme Court Reverses Lower Court---May Be Law But
Little Justice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

This last item is all there Is left
for keeping up county bridges
The above figures show that the
only money disbursed by the county
court is the S2S6,726.e6. Of which
siO1,656 Is fixed charges, created BY
law, The rest Of the county levy is
for new work demanded BY the people
The County Levles,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
F0rernat TlI 3 D. u. Wednesday.

N
u@ Warmer to southeast Wlos O"'""s
shippers
shipments temperatures
t sskVou ~ degree"
@sh about 40 degrees
HvT Forecast
Ana wnre stationary Wednesday ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

funded. Your druggist has Pinex, or
will Rpt II for yOu. II not, send 10 Ihe
Pinsx Co., IT. Wayne Ind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

We have billion dollar congress,
and we have nearly million dollar
county tax levy, and the people are
beginning to realize that the develop
ment Of the state and county has pro
ceeded at rapid rate along certain
lines. The county court of Marion
county has been able to make the.
lowest levy Of any OF the surrounding
counties, and from the following table
the people can see the exact items
composing the biggest tax levy ever
made in this county. The members of
tine Legislature are not 70 blame for it
all, because great many new gratis
are slipped over their heads and voted
for without their knowing it,
Following is a statement Of the
taxes levied for this year,
Taxes for 1912.
The total taxes levied and to be coll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

Marion and Yamhlll both levy three
mills for county road purposes.
Handling Road Faads.
The three mills road tax Of soi,s4S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
THE COUNTY ANO STATE
TAX LEVIES 1912 AS
SHOWN BY ANALYSIS

Marion County Lower Than Any Of the Adjoining Countless
Budget Made Up by the County Court and Every Dollar
Accounted for-There win Not Be Dollar Of Surplus
and All improvements Called for Are Made There viii Be
Deficit at the End Of the Year. ae7ga
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

The tax levy for county purposes is
5.5s mills which amounts, by the VAL
uations as given in the tax roll to
s2S4,SS5 After deducting 6 per cent
for rebates, double assessments and
other errors of the rolls, gives $780,
792, Add to this the fees OF the coun-
ty clerk for 1919, s70S7.25, recorders
fees 7SO9,41, and the county survey
or's fees s4SS, gives s2Ss,72s.ss. This
fund will be disbursed as follows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20

.lployed a part Of the time doing road
work, and could be paid with tax
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-20
RIrer ForecasL

EDWARD A
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-04-25
-FOUR HUNDRED
Mark in National Convention
Delegates is Passed for
President Taft.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-With the
addition of four more instructed dele
gates just elected by Republican dis
trict conventions in Michigan and
Iowa. President Taft's towering list
has been swelled TO 1893. The presi-
dent is also assured Of eight more
delegates in the New Hampshire state
convention as result of the election
of state delegates there yesterday.
which practically puts his total num-
Der over the 400 mark. Presidential
preference primaries were held in
New Hampshire, the first to be held
in the state. Mr.. Taft got $50 dele
gates in the state convention to Mr..
Roosevelt's 234 of a total of S11.
The First district convention in
Michigan chose Judge William L.
Carpenter and John S. Haggerty as
delegates and instructed them for
Taft. The Fifth district of Iowa
elected W. C. Bows and p. II. Down
ing delegates and also instructed
them for Taft. Including these, Mr.
Taft has 1893 delegates in the national
convention to 2l2 for Roosevelt.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-04-25
CARRIER SERVICE
HERE IS EXTENDED
Suburbs and Additions Are
Taken in and New Car
rier Named.

The city letter carrier service has
been extended so as to include several
additional, suoua5s and additions 10
the city and the new arrangements
will e; into effect Thursday morning,
Frank smith IS the additional carrier,
bringing the carrier force up to ten
members
The extensions or the service con.
sist OF the Stuart addition. Raymond
Heights, Colonial Heights and addi-
tionai territory at steaIey Heights
The routes are being re-arranged 10
conform to the extended territory.
The postofice department requires
that residents of the additions and
suburbs install mall boxes. The lat
ter can be any kind OF receptacles
suiting the patrons.
The extended service will prove
quite advantageous and 1t Is heartily
welcomed by those who wiz be ben.
eated.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-04-25
HAMILTON MAKES PLEA MEDDL INC NOW
FOR PAYMENT OF DEBT NOT TOLERATED
As to the Policy of the IT,
tanic Tragedy Probe
Committee.
'PRoBERS WILL KNOW
Soon Where to Fix the Re
sponsibility for the Big
Ocean Horror.

WASHINGTON. April 24.-The Son.
ate committee investigating the IT,
tanic disaster today began the nrth
day of the inquiry in the hope tina,
before nighfall the responsibility for
the collision with an iceberg would
have been fixed.
Frederick Fleet was recalled 10 the
stand but he could give no additional
details OF the Titanic disaster.
Chairman Smith outlined the policy
Of the committee declaring that there
had been voluntary meddelsome At.
tempt on the part of some persons to
shape the policy of the COMMITTEES
and that the committee would tolers4s
no more OF II.
Titanic Fifth oficer Lowe te&i-
fed that Bruce Ismay. managing d.
rector OF the international Mer-
chant Marine Company. was greatly
excited while the boats were being
lowered, and kept shouting lower
away" until he. Lowe, was COM
PEELED to tell 1smay. Get the heu
out of here SO can work" Love
said lsmay went back and made no
reply
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-04-25
BUSINESS
College Baseball Team VIII
Play Grafton High School
Boys Friday.

At Grafton Friday afternoon. the
West Virginia business College base
ball team OF clarksburg Will meet the
Grafton high school team. The game
is to be played on the Fetterman aeld
there. The college boys have s.rots
aggregation of players and q good
contest is assured.
The Grafton high school boys
played the clarksbupg high school
team here last Saturday in a close
game, which was taken by the clarks-
burg boys by acore of s to 8. The
Grafton boys have had some fast prac-
tice since and hope to put up another
strong exhibition of baseball Friday
afternoon.