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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
LILLIAN
RUSSELL
MARRIED
Welded AT NOON BRIDE GOES TO
NEW YORK TONIGHT AND Ed.
TOR HUSBAND LEAVES AT SAME
TIME FOR CHICAGO.
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Pittsburg, Pa, June 12.-After re-
peated denials Of the marriage Of Alex,
P. Moore, publisher of the Pittsburs
Leader to Lillian Russell, the actress,
which took place here today, the man
agement Of the Leader finally issued a
story Of the ma'cb
Tho story states that Moore and Mis-
Russell we're niaf'led at noon today at
the Hotel Sehley. the Rev Frank Lcw-
is, Of The First Methodist church, Of
flciating, assisted by the Rev j. ",
Fighter, Of the Second Protestant Meth
odist church Only relatives and inti-
mate friends, Including members Of
the Weber an1 Fields jubilee comra ",
Of which Miss Russell is a member, at
tended
Mrs susanne Wesford, sister OF
Miss Russell, came from New York to
witness the ceremony.
Miss Russell leaves tonight with her
Company, eastbound, according To the
Leaders authorized statement. Moore
leaves tonight for Chicago to attend
the Republican national convention,
"in fullflllment Of o promise to Colo
mel Roosevelt, made some time ago"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
TO APPEAL
OESCHUTES
LAND CASE
ATTORNEY GENERAL CRAWFORD
WILL PROSECUTE APPEAL IN
ORDER TO SETTLE THE STA
TUS OF THE BIG IRRIGATION
COMPANY.

Attorney General Crawford an
nounced this morning that he would
prosecute an appeal to the supreme
court from the decision Of Judge Nc
CHM, of Portland, in sustaining the
demurrer Of the defense to the COM
PLANT Of the state in its case against
the Deschutes Land company.
The state brought this action for
the purpose Of restraining the COM
pany from selling options on lands
contained in It's project, contending
that It's contract provides that no
land must be sold until water is on
It. and that Il Is. therefore, violating
Il, The board served notice upon the
company to cease selling the options,
and the reply Of It's president, ]. n.
Morson was that II the board felt
that the company was violating its
contract to institute suit to restrain
II. The reply Of the board was to
order the attorney general to COM
mence the suit.
A controversy with relation to the
eompany's rights along this line has
ragged now for about year, and It
is believed by the attorney general
that the only way to effectively set
tie It is to have the supreme court
pass on the case The company Ia
also having trouble In securing a
right Of way from the federal gov
ernment to store the waters Of Cres-
cent Lake. and pending a ruling on
lta application for Il, all business and
work has been suspended.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
EDUCATED HORSE TO
Re SHOWN AT SALEM

DR.. D. B. Boyd, the owner of the
educated horse King Pharaoh, that
has the reputation of being the most
wonderful educated horse in the
world, was in the city today making
arrangements with the Salem HUI
name society to give exhibitions here
The humane work has interested Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd who are giving a great
deal of their time to helping organize
humane societies in all the principal
cities. The Salem society which is
branch of the Oregon Humane So
ciety, which has headquarters at
Portland, will hold a meeting this af-
ternoon and will make arrangements
to have the horse at Salem several
days, The horse has just closed an
engagement at the Peoples Theater,
Portland, six shows a day for a
week, and was seen by $4,000 people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
WILLAMETTE TO PLAY
LAST GAME TOMORROW

Tomorrow the Willamette Varsity
viii play their last game Of baseball
this year when they hook up with
tho Chemawa Indians on the VIII
lamette field at 4 o'clock. The team
viii be in a rather crippled condl-
tlon on account Of the absence OF the
players that have already gone home
for the summer 0akes on second
viii not be here and It is not certain
whether Erskine will be behind the
bat Willamette has had a very sue
cessful season Of baseball, the most
successful in the history Of the in
stitutlon. AlthO they have not won
a large percentage Of the big games
that they have played, they have had
a fine schedule and have lost some Of
the games on account Of bad luck
and that only.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12

During the recital Darrow sat pale
but calm, chewing a pencil and re-
garding the witness steadily.
The jury leaned forward, listening
intently as Browne spoke in low
voice.
On cross-examination Chief Counsel
Rogers of the defense brought out that
Franklin had talk with James Camp
bell, detective, just before the alleged
bribe money was passed. and also tried
to show that one of the officers at the
scene, George Holme, with whom
Franklin admittedly conversed, was a
Burns detective. The witness could
not state that Holme was a Burns de-
tective at any time.
Captain c. Il. White gave little
more testimony for the state when the
court convened this morning. He ad-
mitted that he was given immunity by
the district attorney for telling the
truth" on the witness stand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12

offset the move Of the two Roosevelt
men.
Congressman Mckinley, Tarts
manager, said It was all bluff. add
ing
1T Is evident that the Roosevelt
people are determined to rule or
ruin, and to win by fair means or
foul"
Flynn's statement is generally con-
sidered here as the ultimatum Of the
Roosevelt people.
Flynn and Glasscock declared that
the electoral delegates in their states
will support Roosevelt in the elec.
toral college, even II President Taa
is nominated. Flynn said:
"lf they steal the roll call of this
convention and nominate Taft, we
win protect ourselves. The Penn
sylyanla state convention has not ad-
journed We have 30 OF the 3S dele
gates, and there Is nothing to pre-
vent our electors voting for Roose-
welt. Even II Taft's name is printed
on the ballot, no elector Is bound TO
support him. This would mean the
defeat OF the Republican national
ticket but 1t would save us in Penn
sylyanla. We have from 12 to is
congressman to think about. This is
the position we will take, assuming
the Taft people steal the roll call.
u will not admit that Taft will be
CONTINUED on paRe 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrRn.l

Hall of Records, Los Angeles, CAL,
June 12.-Chief Detective Samuel L.
Browne, of the district attorneys Of
flee, was on the stand during the en-
tire morning session testifylng for the
prosecution in the trial of Clarence S.
Darrow on a charge of bribing George
n Lockwood, a prospective juror in
the Mcnamara trial.
Browne describing watching the
house of Lockwood, planting detectives
in the barn and in water tank to OBJ
serve the actions of Bert H. Franklin,
when he approached Lockwood with
the $4,000 as alleged.
District Attorney Fredericks finished
the first examination Of Browne Just
before the noon adjournment, Earl
Rogers starting the questioning
for the defense.
After telling how he arrested Bert
Franklin few minutes after the mon
ey was passed, Browne was asked to
tell what Darrow said to him when
they met Immediately after the arrest.
"Darrow said: My God, Browne,
what's all this?" Browne testified:
81 said it was bribery. Then Darrow
explained: If l had known all this
was going to happen, I'd never have al
lowed it to be done He added: You
do the best you can for us, Browne
and we'll take care of you
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12

Of all arrangements Following is
the program as now arranged:
1880 p. m,-Concert on streets, sa-
lem Military band.
2:l5 p. m.-Arriyal Of oregon Elec-
trio special from Portland.
2:2O p. m.--Parade TO armory led
by Salem Military band
2:3O-Dedicatlo services.
4OO p. m.-Automobile ride over
the city for visiting officers and la
dies
$500 p. m.-- Banquet for visiting
officers and ladies at Hotel Marion
by Salem Board Of Trade.
$500 D. m,--"Feed" to visiting en-
listed men, armory banquet hall, by
NJ.
$3.50 p. m.--Grand military ball.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
COLLEGE
is HAVING
BUSY WEEK
TRUSTEES OF WILLAMETTE
MEET CONFER DEGREES, RAISE
SALARIES AND CALL ON JAMES
J. HILL FOR HIS $4,000.

The trustees of the Willamette
University held a meeting yesterday
and transacted considerable business.
The salaries of practically all the
professors were increased 800, and
all members of the faculty were re-
elected for the coming year. Degrees
were voted the graduates of the col
leges Of law, medicine and liberal
arts, and honorary degrees were con-
ferred on oregon's new bishop, R. j.
Cook, who receives an L. L. D. and
Rev. James Moore and DR.. J. w. Nc
Dougal, who will receive the d. d.
In regard to the endowment, 1t
was found that enough money had
been raised to entitle call being
made on James ], Hill for his $780,
OO0
Eaton Hall was a scene of varied
festivities last night, and was beau
tlfully decorated.
The Program Today.
To-day will be busy day for the
Willamette university alumni asso-
citation. At 2:3O It will hold a busl-
ness meeting In the chapel of the
university, and at $3.50 in the even
ing will occur the annual banquet at
the Hotel Marion. Besides the ban
quet there will be a program Of un-
usual merit B. r. Irwin the blind
editor OF the oregon Journal, is to
be the toastmaster Chas. A. Johns
formerly mayor OF Baker City, is
down for an address as also are Ed
gar Ayerill, Of Pendleton, Sidney j.
Graham Of Portland, n. NJ. Newport
Of Lebanon, and James G. Heltzel, OF
this city. Mrs. l.. o. Ralston, presi-
dent Of the Portland Willamette club,
will also deliver an address. Besides
these features, the glee club will fur
nlsh music. The Misses Eleanor and
Grace Smith ore to sing also. Kin
ney Miller Of Eugene, will speak on
Athletics" and President Homan
will deliver an address on THE
Pride and Power Of the Alumni splr-
IT," Miss Lucy Field will introduce
the present senior class and Miss
Graham the president Of this years
class will respond.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12

ated the law by forcing through the
California primary law under the lash
Of Governor Johnson"
F. ]. Hehey was on his feet instantly
flushed with anger.
II object" he said, ito my state be-
ing insulted by Senator Penrose or
any one else. will not silently per-
NIT anyone to libel Governor Johnson"
Chairman Rosewater pounded on the
table for order, but Senator Borsh IN
sisted on asking II It were not fact
that the Taft people intended to dis
franchise the voters in California.
In reply to this, Attorney Bryan
said.
"This committee has been insulted
by the governor Of a sovereign state,
who ran the risk OF having the entire
delegation unseated by forcing through
an unfair law
Dlsfranchlse the Voters
"I would like to say" broke in Sem
ator Borah, "that this committee, by
Its action OF the last half hour has
disfranchlsed the voters of Arizona by
seating delegates at large who we're
never elected"
"In opening his argument, Heney
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
ARRANGE TO
DEDICATE
The ARMORY.
JUNE Is THE DAY THE REPUBLI.
CAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
MEETS, SELECTED AS THE
DATE-SPECIAL TRAINS TO
RUN on THE OCCASION.

salems magnificent armory, just
completed, will be dedicated with
due and proper ceremonies, next
Tuesday June 1S. Special cars will
be run over the oregon Electric from
Portland, and 1t is expected a large
number of the militia boys not only
of Oregon, but of Washington, will
be here and take part in the cere-
monies, M company, of the third
regiment o. N G., will have charge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
MASONS TO LAY CORNER
STONE PROBABLY FRIDAY

The matter Of laying the corner
stone Of the new Masonic Temple
here, viii be taken up today by the
Masonic grand lodge now in session
ip Portland, and a date decided upon.
II II can be arranged, some day this
week, probably Friday will be Sc
lected for the ceremony, so that
those attending the grand lodge can
be here. NJ l.. Meyers. who has the
matter in charge for the local lodges
Is in Portland today to make all nee
essary arrangements
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12

Chicago, June 12.-The announce
ment made jointly by Flynn and Gov
ernor Glasscock this morning that
Pennsylvania and West Virginia
would not stand for Taft, evidently
worried the Taft leaders, for they at
once conferred to consider plans to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
ROOSEVELT DECLARS
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
f.aniM naaxrr ssana nattKnl

oyster Bay, n Y, June i2-Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt today flatly and
unequivocally declared for woman suf-
frage. The announcement was made
by Judge Ben Lindsey, Of Denver and
was later confirmed by Colonel Roose-
welt himself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
TESTIMONY OF DETECTIVE BROWNE (
THE WORST YET AGAINST DARROW|
Students Cannot Vote.

= Seattle, Wash, June 12-Uni- y
r versity students who are not =
= self supporting are not entitled 4
+ to vote in municipal elections =
= if their parents live outside of +
p Seattle, This was the ruling =
= made by Judge r. B. Albertson ,
r in the recount suit of II. c. Gill \
+ against Mayor Cotterlll. =
= Five students were thus dis =
r qualified and their votes were +
= disallowed yesterday. OF these =
= one vote had been for Gill. In =
= all, 80 students are to be exam =
= ined in addition to the IA who =
= have already testified. =
= .
q = = L 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 a 4 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
She Was HobbIed.

Portland, Ore, June 11.--A pretty
Portland girl with a tight hobble skirt
tried to board a car but could not get
her foot high enough to reach the
step. A gallant passenger placed his
hand under her foot for a stirrup, and
the ascent was made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN
PORTLAND ROOMING HOUSE


Portland, Ore, June 12.-Mystery
surrounds the death here early today
of Ralph r. Pennapacker, a young
dentist, Of Hoquaim, Wash. Penna-
packers body was found at the bot
tom of a flight of stairs in a down
town rooming house. His neck was
broken. No one heard the noise Of
n fall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
hot Fight ENDS IN TAFT GETTING
TWO OF CALIFORNIA; DELEGATES
This Means a Bolt,

. Chicago, June 12. - William =
= Flynn, of Pittsburg, leader of =
+ the progressive element of the Z
= Republican party in Pennsyl- =
+ vanla, who is directing Roose- =
= velt's steering" committee here, =
= and Governor Glasscock, Of =
= West Virginia, jointly declared =
= today that neither Pennsylvania =
= nor West Virginia would recog- y
= nize Taft as the regular Repub- +
= lican nominee should the Taft =
= people control the convention. =
- Speaking for these two states, =
= Flynn and Glasscock declared +
= that Taft's nomination would =
+ not be accepted in any circum- =
= stances. =
= =
+ . = 4 y . = 3 .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
Forty Gamblers Pulled.

UNITED FhhNh hbhHhn WHEEL
Vancouver, B. c., June l2.--ln what
was one Of the most successful gam
bling den raids ever conducted by the
Vancouver police. 40 prisoners we're
captured yesterday afternoon at Co
lumbla avenue.
The prisoners made mp all sorts and
conditions OF men. including one an
cient person barely able to walk with
the aid Of a stout stick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
Boy Drowned at Seattle

Seattle, Wash, June 12.--James
Storey aged six years, drowned in
Lake Union late yesterday afternoon
after falling on raft where he had
been playing with two companions.
Ihe body was recovered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
Clipped Ills zIts.

Portland, Ore, June 12.-sult for
damages is threatened by Harry Mum
son, Spokane railroad man, against
other Spokane advertising men who
oyerpowered him and cut his flowing
mustoche Off on one side Of his face
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
Summer Resort Burned.

Santa Cruz, Cal, June 12.-0n the
eve Of It's opening for the summer
season, the seabeach hotel, one Of
the best known summer resort ho-
tells in the state, burned to the
ground here today with a loss Of
100000, partially covered by insur-
ance
Firemen fought the flames in vain
for four hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
. = = y = = =
Plan Next Years Festivals.

+ Portland, Ore, June 12,-Dls- +
= cussing plans for a series OF at =
= fractions including various >
= cities on the Pacific coast, be- =
= ginning in Southern California =
+ early in the year and extending =
+ northward through the spring, =
= summer and fall, the executive =
= committee of the Pacific coast =
+ Festival association today is =
+ meeting in Portland. Members 4
= from practically every impor- =
= tant city on the Pacific Coast +
+ are in attendance, =
= .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
WILL NOT
STAND FOR
THE WORK
Flynn and Governor GIaSSCOCk
Tell Committee West Virgin
ia and Pennsylvania Will Not
Stand for Taft.
ARE PLEDGED

In Both States and VIII Vote for
Roosevelt Even If Taft is Nominated
This Would Mean Republican De-
feat, But Would BE Only Course
Open as Pennsylvania Has Fifteen
congressman Who Must BE Looked
After.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
STEAM ROLLER METHOD
CRUSHES ALL OPPOSITION
AND TAFT NEN ARE SEATED

Hot Fight is Preciptaed When Deciding Contest in Fourth
California District Comes Up--G Governor IOhnsOns Letter
Read Saying He Refused 10 Come Before the Committee,
Because, as He Says: q will Not Submit to the Trial of the
Title to Property by the Thief Who Steals California is
for Roosevelt by 770O0"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-06-12
STATEMENT SHOWS THAT
DARROW KNEW or BRIBERY
TRIED TO BRIBE WITNESS

Browne Says That When He Arrested Franklin Few Minutes
After Money Had Been Paid to Lockwood Darow Sad:
my God, Browne, What's All ThS?" Being Told it Was Brib
cry, He Added: 'lf Had Known All This Was Going to
Happen I'd Never Allowed it to Be DOne"
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-28
is TO Be
PURELY PROGRESSIVE:
Continued from page y

states, Alabama and Florida, dividing
The vote that gave the ten contest
ed seats to Wilson was: Wilson $50
1-2; Clark 497. The result was the
signal for a great demonstration on
the part of the Wilson men.
The vote of the New York delega-
ton is variously interpreted, but the
Clark men could draw scant satisfac-
ton from it in that it gave rise to
claims that the New Workers wer2
wavering in their position and nigh
he found casting their solid strength
for Wilson.
Miss Bell, member of the staff o.
Watson's Magazine, is occupying
seat in the Georgia's delegation, hay
ing Watson's proxy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-28
AMERICAN ATHLETES
HAVE REACHED ANTWERP

Antwerp, June 27,-The steamer
Finland, bringing the team OF athletes
who are to represent the United
States at the Olympic games, al
Stockholm, arrived here with most O.
the athletes in good condition.
The Finland is scheduled to remain
here two days before proceeding (
Sweden.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-28

lung as UnlS TrancnlSe is In fOrce) as
equitable, right, just and proper as :.
franchise tax upon said Americas
Power company for the privilege of
doing business and operating their said
plant or plants within the corporate
limits of the city of Americas" An
aye and nay vote resulted as follows:
Ayes, Council, Riley and White; Nays.
Allen, Bolton, Poole, Mathis. Substi-
tute lost
The following amendment to Sec
ton Eight was offered by Alderman
White: That before this said fran
chise shall become effective that the
said Americas Power company shall
furnish to the mayor and city council
OF Americas. subject to its approval,
bond in the sum of $25, 100000 in some
Good and solvent security company au-
thorized to do business in the state of
Georgia, to indemnify the said mayor
and city council of Americas against
any damage or injury to persons or
property caused or contributed to by
the Americas Power company in the
construction, maintenance or opera
ton of said plant or plants in its con.
troll, in case the city of Americas
held liable for said injury or dam
age"
Mayor Mathis ruled that the state
laws held all corporations liable for
any damages caused by them and that
this mendment was unnecessary and
out of order An appeal was takes
mad liking a majority was lost.
Section Eight was adopted as orig
inally read
Section Nine read and adopted.
On motion the ordinance as read,
and amended was adopted as a whole
On motion adopted New Business"
was resumed.
The proposals of the Americas Pow
er company to light the streets, al
leys and public places of the city foi
term of one year beginning October
LIST, 1912, was read.
Motion made to advertise for bids
for lighting the city's streets, alleys
and public places.
Alderman Allen offered as a substi
tute that the proposal of the Americas
Power company be accepted after be-
ing submitted to the city engineer for
approval. The city attorney being di-
rected to draw a contract covering the
recommendation made by the city en-
TIE name of the mayor and city coun-
Gil of Americas by the mayor. Aye
and nay vote resulted as follows
Ayes, Allen, Bolton, Poole, Mathis;
Nays, Council, White, Riley. Substi-
tute adopted.
On motion adopted the unpaved
sidewalk on North side of Church
street ordered paved to Cemetery
gate.
On motion ADOPTED tree in front OF
Bethel church ordered removed.
On motion adopted dead trees on
corner College and Jackson streets
and on College street ordered remov-
ed by the city.
Petition of W. c. Moody to erect
sheet iron storage room in fire linn
its referred to fire committee with au-
thority to act.
Petition of Mr.. Kelly to erect add
tions to his stables on corner Cotton
avenue and Wheeler streets referred
to fire committee with authority to act.
Matter of membership in Interstate
Automobile association referred to fire
committee with authority to act.
All approved bills ordered paid
On motion council adjourned.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-04-24

rsvors was attended with little excite.
sent the crowd standing In awe-lfse
A0sncs a. tbs gronps from the ship
passed along. The docking actually
began shortly after 3 o'clock and the
asosrkihg Of Passengers. was SO quick
" diaDesed OF by the waving OF the
usual fsYnsIftiea
rnysicians and nurses went aboard
the CArpathia before anyone was al.
lowed to &c down the ganEway, but
seon Alter The nrst cabin passengers.
WOMEN prsdominstinx. began dezcend.
Ing tAs Incline Some walked unaided.
some were sssisted by friends, rela-
titss and nurses. md some were on
seresehers. Mrs. JohD Jacob Aston.
NOW 4 widow. was met by her step
son- Vincent, and her sister. Mise
RorcA
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-04-24
Spring Examination of
Teachers

The spring examination for white
and colorsd teachers for Rockbridg,
county will be held in>the Pu bile
Graded School building in Licking
ton, Washington Street
THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY
MAY 49,
beginning promptly at 9o'clock a. m
each day. Applicant will come pre-
pared with pens. ink and paper
Paper must be Of uniform size and
style. preferably legal cap.
G. W. EFFINGER, Supt.
Schools Rockbridge Division
Apr. 10 IL 81
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1912-04-24
As TOLD ~ OTHERS.
Graphic Descriptions OF Scenes Fol.
towing the Crash.

Statement OF Robert w. Daniel, OF
Philadelphia,
Il had just left the MUSHROOM and
disrobed and was in nv bunk. when
there was q terrific crash. The boat
auivered and the lights went out. In
the darkness rushed on deck almos.
naked. There seemed to be thousands
sighting and shouting In the darkness,
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