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Mother Objects.

&c. r." writes: II am seventeen
years old and very much In love with
a young man Ave years my senior. lie
has asked me TO marry him. but my
mother IS unwilling that he should even
call upon me. Do you advise me to be-
come his wife?"
l never advise anybody under age to
marry against the parents wishes. You
should wait.
&C. F." writes: "A young man called
on me for some time, and then stopped.
though We had no quarrel Would Il be
proper for me to 20 and sSe his mother
1t Q time when know he Is not at
hoa,s"
J think %. II his mother 10 a friend
sf yeara
IL T." writes: my sister says that
J ought not to attend dances or the
theatre with Q young man unless q
cbsperens goss along. But ] don't see
~ ~ ] ssessssTy. ~ only 80 0u'
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And So True, Too.

L ATHER vu Walking 10 sunday soho5 with
L lite Iohnny ait sndesyodni 70 lmnr1Vs
the time by tear4iHg Johnny his Golden
Tent. the word, y sA.-h wsrr "Whst'nstrf .
nan soseih. that shat he reap" says H,rp'f''
ii,ar johnny repeated a. after his father several
times and seemed 10 have mastered the eouoit
wording.
As ta-y ifts near tie lnlay.s 'ho0i the f,ths
ave JslHHy HI, LAST fghas-il "Nps. son" NJ
l.i. "l,.a hs.s Tho G1lIel TsIt opes more Win
lat any .sa 'rJgs me-
TaA (, alii 30 ~ from JohanJ "wh,t.os,ei
nan s.Ss alvey. r.
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BusinesSIike.

| csr',in town ~ NCbrasn lives . man who
/ has been - unfortunate a. IN lose three wives
"h1 we're buried silr by side For . long
unls Tie economical Nebrask.n deibcra.e1 ., "
Nutt"" %" should erect . separate hcalstoue t'f
ECU commanding her virtues. but the expense
.'Hf'd MA Finally haggy solution of the al
i'ulJ presented fsslt
lie ma Tie christian name 81 each engraved
On small s'pnc--'MiY" "ElIabeth." ma
ulb'-a hanI rut on each stone pointing N =
'nsr stone la the centre Of tho lot. and undo,
,seh hand tie slgls:
"f0t tpltsph go large stone "---tAppin cotts
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S1 agapo'
"You?" I exclaimed
The anger was coming back into MS
.,ca agnln. Yes" no said. "a prisoner,
nrrsonor, Trapped here and Illegally
l.thIneA. have thought. sir. that this
IS some revenge OF yours; but II you
- rot 40 it--and see that you did not
nv wrong ~ greater than ! had sup
I'd I though, heard his voice. but
could not believe II. Oh. this Is ter
.,h',. terrible Mr.. Ellsworth, you must
leave me. I must have time to think-to
.TIs,en." saia. 1T am going TO
,rake the door into the hall. and when
Z atom. I want you 10 commence. Make
A., much noise as you can KICK IL.
I, YOU have TO. You understaniT'
burst out at last into tho hall.
There stood a nurse whom I knew must
ba our little megccnary. Led by her
hurried from room 10 room. seeking
nancy, A. lei IA ! reached the door OF
the uftice,
well" said Dr. hayhew. IT havs
bsor expec'ing you for some minutes.
lie wns fitting back In chair behind
the desk, and. With ne rds he blew
out n tremendous cloud OF smoke. with
nm elaborate air OF unconcern. nal
come into the room half crouched for
a sorIng. tense,y ready 10 leap or strike
n, any least sign OF awaiting hostility,
so that this cool greeting came 10 me
vim All tho unsettling ,orce OF the un-
expected
well now that have found you" 7
said. Il think that you can DO OF some
use 10 me-
Doctor MAYHEM raised his eyebrows.
How" he asked. and for the rrst time
noticed that In spite OF his easy
manner. much OF his high color was
gone. and TINT the hand which held
the cigar trenSisi little.
Il came here" said. las you prob
ably know well enough. for one of your
so-called patients"
1T asssps to me you've gone about Il
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Some Good Stories Of the Day

u.aIC auy uItc-vLre 10 MN.
TO be sure II does. my love-" wu the unsr
-cei response
Nhereupon wffsy was a bit slsrmei VIVA,
uficwrcei' she asked
NJ. darling continued the husband. 1T f.
such a cOmi1u TO know that n | should die
. Qua he provided for"
"A1d II I should diei" sddsd tho hriis.
Teen. DARLING va, the np.y. IA 10 pro
N.deI iOr. L!Wlincotts
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The Man in the
Brown DerbV
81 Great Summer Story of New Yo,k
By Wills HASTINGS
!. a.a..A.at.sasaHlAAA4aaAast

In a strange way" he said. TT you
had addressed yourself to mo in the
hrst place. am quito sure there would
have been no trouble. II you are dis
satisfied with the treatment your aunt
IN receiving here. even now you are ~
perfect liberty TO take hcr away"
Come" I said anEriiy: you are
wasting time. Are you going to shsv
mo where you have put Miss Bond. or
am To he under the necessity Of hurt
inR your"
Miss Bond" he answered., In panied
surprise; II was under tho Impression
that you called your aunt Mrs. Lathrop.
Just what right have you to interfere
with Miss Bond7"
took an angry step toward him.
II am that 'delusion' of hers, n you
like" I said. Il know she has talked
tho matter over with you. for I heard
her"
You heard hor?" said Doctor May.
new. In what seemed to me very gen.
uine surprise.
Yes. from the Ivy outside her win
dow" ! answered impat!entiy. am
her husband. Doctor Mayhem. and I
have come for her,
Doctor Mayhsw whistied. 80 that's
true. them" bs said: then you sre-sr
Mason Ellsworth"
I nodded. Doctor Mayhem frowned.
.., "vps you wiz oeheve, ne SAID.
shAt TINS senuine surprise to ms.
,, non' wa" orousht mere oy med
Yea. nan man Wnom ! nave every
fact. out Of my Jurisdiction. I'm sorry.
MI. Ellsworth. but. at the moment, I
don't see what can do 10 help you
Even II you had come 10 me In Q proper
manner. I should be At = loss to know
Won d,S NO; ~, ~ Sery un.or'uns.: tns.
~. "o, 70" no whst you wanteo IN
ha . " W. p,sce. Tor ,nsn ! misM nave
bsv. 80, 10 sonc,nI.:
..The poiicsr ..S.d
poneo' 4 asked
you s.y. b.., i s,, can =, hsraiy a:ny ina,
..s,',. No.. 80, s'y oi o'esAns IN ahm
lie got M from b,s ' chs,r .nn , 90
around 10 INV .,ds ~ ,h. 49, .y -.
,het ,h.s. ~. ',us u .ns aes ses
undsr.,snd,na ~, ~. ".'s
n you want. ana arrss not "a go -.
matter anv ,,r,h... INV
"Cc, awe" ,.,xs.a.
cam, .vsn 70, az, 90 a. ~
.c,f 70 vo,, 49,. ~" m,,,. yo"'
am ro,ns 10 90. ~,
CO.. ;. 'ou s'o"s - oess
Tn. doc,or ,ow.a -. - 90.
p,ump face ,oot on an .xn,...,..
nn.n.,.. ~. LII. =" s~p'e'on 81
unspeAnao'e suie.
M, ..,,,. 80. 30 49, no sac; WY
rri,.wo,,h, peseeIuy. Mr,
, o"tn OF us sensible
~ s ue sp'e 10 come 70 an
49,. 10. Is. ~" win SIT GOWN
80 49,. ~ "e run release ann
so.r .n,N say Io,-wen. TOR hve thous-
W., " ~ wiz mahsxe somehow TO
morning ~ " ~" '''r"
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A Happy Outlook.

tn Detroit they tell Of young man who o.
though he made a great deal Of money, wa
always IN debt because OF his tItravaganee
Not long sg, however. he wooed aud won .
young woman Of great wealth. and immediate
things took on a roseAte hue
During the honeymoon the bride veutued H.
0k hubby whether the fact tina. abe had none
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Should He?

NJUING discus. lion - the fitbes, u thing
la general, some one asked
- 80 snnHs man take, his best girl N
.. ,,s-l nYrra sHsnls e. m . sumner after me
,f,rm,urc. snA then take, her home IN tai,
I'll should he his, her good nirhtf'
Al Cd haohslor sAo va, present. growsd II
l.4T think the ought 20 rSps't Il. seem, ~
ne " hAs doEs enough Tor htr. "--LiaS1sptlA
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." . ms" axe eay camps It
VIII be
N wa" ''u' "0se !" keep u from
eut come she said rising courage in both
o the raft" 49, " f''a"' '''A can peat you
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Finally Got 1t.
SN URlNO the finaLcia' depression OF 1901
l. says . Milwaukee man. according

l. says . Milwaukee man. according 70
Lppincott's - German farmor In
"'s'onan vent to hi, bank for some money. lie
=" tod that the bank uas rot paying out money,
oul was using cashiers checks He could got
understand this. and the offiess of the bank
'o.k him In hand. ono after another. with little
erect At last the president himself tried his
hmd. and after long and minute explanation
som' inkllns Of the situation scanned to I've
dswning on the farmers mind. Much encour'
aged, the president said;
Sc You understand me idea now. DO you not,
Mr. Weber,
Yes, said Mr. Weber; rts like dis ain d
~ We, my baby wakes up at night and wants
some milk. z.i him q milk ticket f"
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Can Be Your
Own Beauty Doctor
SstSqa
BY Andre Lupont

by Co 9Th. Ne~ or
70
te1nsss oenly.
the
The evening world., 1912-08-01

SMART accessory for present
wear 10 found In the leather
collar and cuffs that are
now being displayed at 81
set They are OF soft KID
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CHAPTER XVI.
The Dark Room.

5 surprise was. I think. quite
ls grea. as my own. lie look
n ed at me for moment, SOFT
Z Jaw fallen. round mouth
agapo.
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- foqyY6A 1914 b Prs Puhs.hias O.
u tTNs Nsv Y0h wesAp -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
DIR. BUTTRICK INTERESTED
IN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS

So interested is Dr. Wallace But
trick, Of the Rockefeller Foundation
OF New York, in the home credit sys-
TEN advocated by Superintendent AL
derman, and which is in operation in
certain parts of the state, that he re-
quests that every article printed on
the subject in this part of the country
be sent him.
The children are doing things that
are needed and they are happy" was
the comment made, by Dr.. Buttrick
after looking into the school at Oak
Point and Beuna Vista, in Polk coun.
ty in company with Superintendent
Alderman yesterday As one youngster
Expressed 1t to Dr. Buttrick, 1T has
raised home wsrk from drudgery to
something worth while"
A pleasing and significant feature of
the work in these schools as discov-
cred by DR.. Buttrick was that every
pupil in the schools had a toothbrush,
and besides all gave the information
that they We're sleeping with their
windows open and taking baths regu-
larly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

at the other end of the table was d. L.
Baker. At opposite ends of the cross
table were w. A. Denton and L. A.
Lupton.
Soon there was a Gathering of the
working TOOLS" a chattering and
laughing, that became louder and more
persistent as telegram after telegram
of congratulations, commisseration
and pretty nearly every other kind
were brought in and read. There were
speeches, short, but good, there was
all kinds of little side events that kept
everybody Laughing, when the pleas
urable task Of surrounding the good
things provided by Manager Grove and
the superb "Chef," who threw him
self" for the occasion, would permit
1t was indeed delightful occasion and
one which all will remember with
pleasure when cheeks, now rosy, are
wrinkled and heads are sprinkled with
gray
Those present were;
Mrs. M. L. Meyers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

OF Court
In Idaho

A'NAAHh lhhNA LEASED WlRE.
Boise, Ida, Dee ll.-mterest IN the
contompt Of court case in which the
publisher and the editor Of the Bc.se
Capital News were cited to appear be-
fore the state supreme court for con-
tempt today shifted to the possibility
OF another contempt case as the result
of publication in the Idaho Daily
Statesman Of Colonel Rooseyelts ad.
dress at Chicago yesterday in which
he bitterly attacked the Idaho court
The Capital News did not publish
this speech, but published an editorial
note explaining that It was suppressed
on advice Of counsel in the pending
contempt case
The attorneys advised that under the
courts Interpretation of the law such
publication would be further con-
tempt 1t was for publication Of a
message from Colonel Roosevelt along
the same lines as that delivered at
Chicago yesterday, but OF mNder tone
together with editorial comment on
the courts decision barring Progress.
s!ye electors from the ballot, that the
Capital News publisher and editor
were cited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
MANY ARE INTERESTED
IN OREGON SYSTEM

The Oregon vote in the general cleo
ton as tabulated in the Office Of the
secretary Of state is in demand all
over the United States by persons who
are interested in the Oregon system.
The reading of the vote will be much
facilitated by printing it in a PAM
.phlet form instead of on a single
lelgthy sheet as has been done prev-
ously.
The pamphlet. which is in the state
printing office is so arranged that the
names Of the counties need to be
printed only on one page This page
is wider than the other pages with the
counties printed in a column on the
margin. As the pages are turned the
columns Of measures and names Of
candidates fall so as to correspond
with the counties,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
BechteI & BynOn's S
Bargains
INsTALLMENT HOUSES


We have a number Of houses that
can be sold on the installment plan,
the plan that makes Il easy for a man
to own his own home. There is no
reason why a man should keep ON
paying rent all his life, when we can
fix him up, AMI help him get started
right Just small payment down,
and then a monthly payment of no
more than rent will do the work. Here
are few Of our installment houses;
$500 will take a modern 5-room
bungalow, with all convenienccs; To-
Gated ON Commercial street. good
,neighborhood, 800 down, balance $l5
month.
$500 will secure a neat little j-room
house Just off Capitol street near
school and car line; 800 down bal
ance $12 per month
$2lOO takes a good house on South
High street; 500 down, balance $40
per month
EXCHANGES.
We have established an exchange
department and are prepared to offer
exchanges OF all kinds and descrip-
tlons. We have city property for
country and country for city; Oregon
land for land in other states IN fact
we can negotiate trades anywhere,
Here are a few good ones
2Sh acres Of the best Salem prairie
land. three miles out, close to good
school, for Salem residence. See Mr.
Drummer.
Ten acres in Lodi, California, the
great grape and fruit district with
good Groom house, well, windmill
S-horsepower pumping plant z acres
In alfalfa. Price $4,000. VIII exchange
for city property See Mr.. Scott
One Of the best pruno ranches In
the Willamette valley; ~ acres. 90
acres in full bearing, dryer modern
house and barn Nets ownor FROM
$500 to $4,000 per year ONO IN and
let Mr. SCOTT tell you more about tuI5
place
sl5OO viii take 1j-acro prunc
ranch ln Rosedale. 10 acres In full
bearing pruncs. five acres In 2-year-
old trees VIII take good city prop
ertv I'm salem or Portland or will take
well secured mortgage for this place
We write Insurance.
BECHTEL & BYN0N
si5 state Street. Tel Main I'z'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
Tool a Lonr Chnncc.

TVNIIEU ThNHH INAdEn WINNT
Everett Wash, Dec, ll.-John Os.
tad is the only man who ever rodo
through the Great Northern Cascade
tunnel on horseback Failing to find a
path through the doep snow yesterday,
he took the black ride through tho
three mile track tunnel lfhc had en-.
countered any trains, death would
have been certain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
Garment
Workers
to Strike
IuNiTEp PRESS LEASED wlrrl


New York, Dec. IL Twenty-ope
mass meetings will be held simulaae.
ously in New York, Brooklyn and
Newark tonight to set q date for a
proposed strike of the United Garment
Workers of America The proposed
strike according to Max Pine. general
organizer for the union, viii be the
llrst to affect the entire ready-made
mems clothing industry, and will in
clude the trousers makers, vest maxi
aFs' coat makers, oyercoat and sack
coat makers, children jacket makers
examiners, designers and others
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
WAR Is PROFITABLE
TO KRUPP Gun WORKS


Berlin, Dec, ll-Tho past IL months
war has been one OF large profit FOR
the big Krupp sun works at Essen.
The annual report just published
shows a surplus for the past year Of
$l25OOOOO After paying Sl,l5O.OOO
taxes, $tlOO,OOO workmens insurance
and devoting Si,75O,OOO to welfare
work for It's army OF $4,000 employees.
there is net surplus OF SS,OSOOOO A
dividend Of u per cent was declared.
five per cent was added to the reserve
fund, aud 100000 added to the PEN
sion fund
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
CONFERENCE or POWERS
WILL MEET NEXT WEEK

London, Dec 1.-THE conference OF
European ambassadors to settle the
dispute between seryia and Austria
over an Albanian port on the Adriatic
sea. viii not meet here until next
week. according to announcement
made today by Sir Edward Grey Bri-
tisb foreign secretary The confer
ence was originally set for December
13.
II was also announced in the bouse
of commons that all the powers had
agreed TO participate in the conference
but no reason was assigned for the
pstpOnemcnt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
TRICE OF COAL LANDS
JUMpS-S0METMES
IrNlrrn rnrss IrAsrp wnE.l

TUNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE,l
Washington, Dec, ll.-During the
past FIVE years all coal lands sold by
the government to. private corpora
tions have averaged SIS an acre, while
the price received by private indIvid-
uals for the same lands has averaged
$3.50. according to facts presented to
Representative Mondel, Of Wyoming
BY Secretary Of the Interior Fisher.
Mondell is opposed to government
ownership and control Of coal lands,
and has carried on correspondence
with the secretary on the subject.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
CHAPLAIN DISCUSSES THE PRISON
Continued from page ~

are taken care OF by night school
work Chaplain Bauer places great
value OF tho honor system and days
those who criticize the system Tho
majority OF men We have TO deal with
here, he says, 'hayo been Kicked at
most Of their lives and 80 ara moro
responsive to amy trust bestowed upon
thnmn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
EIks. Ailnnilnn.

Members Of Salem lodge No $780, R
T.. o, Elks, are urged to be present at
lodge meeting tomorrow night Thcro
will be q short busIncs session, after
which members will be entertained by
the Moose lodge In their fine new quar-
terg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11
BANQUETs EMPLOYEES.
Continued from Page 1.)

there among the bright young faces
and forms was one more mature, a
sample of what others might and
should be when ripened and mature.
They filed into the dining room, 80 Of
them, and with them 20 young men,
bright young fellows, too.
The tables were placed in the form
Of a "T," the table representing the
stem, extending nearly across the big
dining room. At the center of the top
of the "T" was M. l.. Meyers, while
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

Mr. and Mrs ] h Plank. OF Wood
hurn, president and secretary. respec-
lively OF the Marion County Poultry
association, were In Salem today, look
Ing after business matters In conuec-
ton with the coming poultry show to
be held here January Il TO rs. Mrs.
Plank states that the premium list
will soon be- issued and that Il ia tho
desire OF the association to place q
copy in the hands OF all raising puro
bred poultry Send your name TO Mrs.
ELLA Plank Woodbun Oregon. and
YOU will receive % copy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

A Frenchman greatly increased his
egg crop, and improved the flavor Of
the eggs, by feeding his hens wine.
But in this country this would make
the cost Of hen-liylng too high.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

TTNIILD TH''' ~
Fl Paso. Tex, Dec. il.-That Gena'-
~, s.l,zors rebel forces have jo.nei
tbs newly formed Mexican rebel par.
~ betxeea Juarez and Chihuahua N
the report from federal source "..s
todav This move would complete me
mohirtzauon Of an rebel forces 10 me
north under the leadership Of General
OIOzoo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

A Dcs MoInos man had an attack OF
muscular rheumatism In his shoulder
A friend advised him to 80 to Hot
Springs That meant an expense OF
$4,000 or more. uo sought Tor q
quicker and cheaper way 10 euro Il
and found Il In ChamborloinB Lint
mont Three days after tho first ap-
pllcaton OF this llnment he was we'll
For salo by all dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

NJ l.. Meyers.
b. L. Baker,
w. A Denton
Mrs. N. j. Jackson.
Alice Lupton
Leona Zeh,
Charles Kurth.
Althea Esch.
Frances Goodenough.
Max Afford.
Anna Yantis.
Mollie Pearmine.
Nellie Hopkins.
Newton Martin.
Lucy Hinton.
Bryan Goodenough.
Harry S. Marshall.
w. r. Wygant,
Dora Richter.
Elizabeth Motifs.
Thomas Maplethorpe.
Maurice L. Hunt
Miss Herman Collins.
Anna Stenstrom.
Mabel Zeh.
Mrs. T. K. Hatch.
Clarence Hoover.
Jake Bernardo.
Viola Crothers.
Epsie Smith.
Mrs. L. NJ. Goode.
T. L. Hargroye.
Arthur V. White.
Ethel Walling,
Ralph scharf.
Mrs. Linn Baldwin.
Ida White.
Abble Graber.
Nellie Campbell.
Effie Needham.
Mrs. E. W. Crossan.
Russell L. Moorman.
Essie Goodenough
Anna Asboe.
Charles Holdiman,
Ruby Woodward.
Eva Hall.
Violette Pfandhoefer'
Louis Lupton.
Many woman has found her wiz
owbood so sad that she refused
keep IT, ---.-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

Seattle, Wash. Dec. H. Statistics
just compiled show that the Uniycr.
sity Of Washington is twelfth In size
among the universities OF this country
The Washington university has o. total
enrolment of 2ijS students
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

Britt Aspinwall, Of Brooks, says the
Oregon Loganberry company will
plant 200 acres to this berry next
spring
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

Eyon the lntoXicaton Of love may
leave one with "a headache I'm the
mOMnIg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-11

Many a woman has found her Wild
oubood so sad that she refused to
keep II. --
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-01
SUIT0R KILLS
SCHOOL GIRL
Turns Gun on Self and Like
Iy Will Die.

Phillipsburs, n. j., June l. Alice
Lynch, pretty fourteen-year-oId daugh-
ter Of Martin Lynch, a Fayette street
merchant, was shot dead by Brossolaus
Tuschetchs, aged twenty-four, q re
jected sutton, at the home of the girls
parents here. T~uschetchz then turned
the revolver on himself.
Tuschetchz called at the parochial
school of SIS. Philip and James aud In
formed the girl her father was dying
and she was wanted at home at once.
BE accompanied the girl to her home
and then admitted there was no truth
in the story about her father and told
the girl he wanted her to elope with
him.
The girl declined the proposition to
elope. She was Immediately told by
the young man thG.t If she refused he
would shoot her. The mex moment he
drew a revolver and killed h9r. The
report of the revolver attracted the at
tention of a nelghbor, who was about
to seize the man when be placed the
revolver to his head and fired. He
was hurried to the Easton hospital, Sc
rlously wounded. His death was mo
mentarily expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-01
Cen ESTEN0z
FOR PRESIDENT
Is a Candidate in Cuba Ma
rines Are Ready.

Washington, June l. With 100
American marines on board the gun
boat Paducah, In the harbor Of Dali
quiri, the landing Of the first Ameri-
can force on Cuban soil since the last
Intervention is looked for.
President Rand of the Spanish-Amer-
lean Iron company called at the state
department and expressed anxiety CON
corning the safety of American inter
ests In the Santiago districts.
officials Of both the state and war
departments were unable to find any
thing encouraging In any aspect Of the
Cuban situation. 1t was learned that
the negro leaders are giving receipts
for property coniscated by them, the
receipts being signed In the name Of
Estenos, who, with IvoInet. is the
head Of the uprising. This procedure
Is taken to indicate that Estenoz CON
templates completely TO overthrow the
Gomez government and assume the
presidency himself.