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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
PLAN TO REDUCE NUMBER
Of DELEGATES FROM
SOUTH SUBMITTED
luSrTrD PRESS LnAsAD wlnn !

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE sub.com.
mittee Of the Republican national COM
mittee was unanimous in reporting to-
day its reapportionment plan. II the
plan is ratified the number Of dele
gates to Republican national conven.
tions will be reduced by 70, the South
ern states alone losing so. Under the
present system 2O24 delegates sit in the
conventions,
The 95 per cent plan would reduce
the Florida, Illinois and North Caroli-
ma delegations by two each; Kentucky,
New Jersey and Oklahoma would lose
one each; New York and Tennessee
would lose four each; Alabama and
Georgia six each; Texas Ia, Louisiana
seven; South Carolina seven; Virginia
Five, and Mississippi eight.
The committee held that the fixing
Of an extra delegate privilege on a 40
per cent total would reduce the delega'
tion from the Northern states too much.
tt also recommended the ratification Of
tho reapportionment plan by a majority
instead of two.thirds Of the Republi.
can states.
The committee proposed that the
rules be incorporated in the call for the
1916 convention with the provisionok pat
delegates must be elected in primaries
in states having primary laws.
In order to meet the situation exist.
ing In California, special rule provides
that all, or any part Of the delegates,
may be chosen cat large" The rules
makes the states right theory pre.emi.
nent and practically nullifies the ma.
tional committees authority to super.
vise the choice Of delegates in primary
states.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
PIERCE MAY BE PERMANENTLY
INJURED AS RESULT OF ATTACK

r. Pierce, the Salem man who wus
assaulted and robbed in the alley neg
the Wells Fargo Express Co. Is office,
is still in the Salem hospital and, ac-
cording to his attending physician, Or.
0. B. Miles, the man may be injured
permanently in the hip and uaable to
walk in the future. The hip received
a bad fracture in the fight between
Pierce and the two highwaymed and it
is doubtful if it will knit again
The police are in the dark so for as
the guilty parties are concerned. They
have not the remotest idea who the
men are and, as the highwaymen left
no clew behind them, II is doubtful IL
they are ever apprehended. IL is the
general belief, however that there is Il
small band Of thugs making Salem their
hang.out at the present time AMI that
it is possible that they have bsen here
since the affair last Monday night,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
Il Aimed to Have Government
Stand Back of State
Banks Also.
FINAL ROLL CALL SOON
Tentative Agreement Reached for Vote
Some Time During Legislative Day
Of Friday.
UNITED pnrss LEASED wmn. !

Washington, Dec. 17.-Forty.one to
81, the senate today defeated the Hitch
cock amendment to the currency bill
by which deposits would have been
guaranteed in state as well as in ma
tional banks under the reserve system.
A tentative agreement was reached
this afternoon for vote in the senate
on the currency bill during the leglsla-
tive day of Friday. This would mean
a final roll call Saturday evening.
Beginning tomorrow, speeches will be
limited to IS minutes each.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
statement was responsible for the gov
ernor 3 announcement today.
Calls 1t Inability or Neglect

statement was responsible for the gov
ernor Is announcement today.
Calls It Inability or Neglect.
"For three years, as member of tho
state desert land board, | have listened
to reports from the state engineer, "
said the governor in making the an
nouncement, "and l do not propose to
heed his recommendations any longer.
Because Of his inability or neglect the
state finds itself confronted with the
present irrigation muddle, and the time
has arrived when the situation must be
taken hold of on an intelligent basis,
and solved. I'm the future l shall call
meeting of all the settlers on the
North Canal unit of the project of the
Central Oregon Irrigation company,
and outline to them scheme Of re-
claiming their lands through federal
and state aid. Afterwards l will pre-
sent it to the commercial clubs Of the
state, the irrigation congress, and fin
ally to the secretary of the interior.
Says He Should Visit Projects.
''That will leave the state engineer
at his usual cushion chair duties. When
the state created the office of state en-
gineer it expected to obtain man who
would visit the projects, get his feet
wet and muddy, and learn Of true con
dition. Because the state engineer
lacked the confidence Of constructing
the works it made it necessary to hire
project engineer for the Tumalo pro-
jeet, adding another BURDEN to those
already carried by the people"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

Suit for damages in tho sum Of $1,000
was commenced in the circuit court yes.
terday evening by Mrs. A. D. Bechtel,
Of Tillamook against Pearl McCord and
Frank McCord. In tho complaint fled
with the county clerk, plaintiff alleges
that while she was riding in the rear Of
a buggy, at the request Of j. NJ. Turner
and as the rig was crossing the inter
section Of Commercial and Center
streets, defendants approached from the
north on Commercial street, and neg
ligently and recklessly ran into the said
buggy with such force as TO throw IN,
plaintiff to the pavement, resulting ir
her being seriously injured about III,
limbs and body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
IMPORTANT WITNESS IN
GRAFT TRIAL HELD
FOR SEDUCTION
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRn.l

San Francisco, Dec. 7.-Special
Treasury Agent David G. Powers, ar.
rested here yesterday on seduction
charge preferred by Miss Lena Caduff,
was arraigned today before Police
Judge Crist and his preliminary exam.
ination set for December "a.
Powers is one of the government s
chief witnesses in the trial Of the eight
indicted officials of the Western Fuel
company, charged with conspiracy to
defraud the government. Government
representatives here asserted Powers
arrest was the result of a plot to dis.
credit his testimony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

New York, Dee. l7,--Ilaus Schmidt,
confessed slayer Of Anna Aumullor sat
quietly today while his sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth schadley gave testimony
which she hoped would save him from
tho electric chair Mrs schadley was
the principal witness today at Schmidt .
trial on the charge Of murder
"When Hans was boy" Mrs.
schadlcr testified "he attempted to
make the neighborbood children happy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

San Francisco, Dec. 17.--Adnission
that they were unable to find Mrs.
vivien Lyons, Miss Noel Murphy and
Robert J. Widney, the principal wit
nesses in an extOrtion charge against
Mrs. Mary Vaughn, social worker,
was made here by the police today. As
a result it was expected the case against
Mrs. Vaughn, who is alleged to have
attempted to extort $500 from Judge
Widney, Of Los Angeles, would be dis
missed when it is called tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
ELopERs MARRY.

Denver, Colo, Dec. 17.--Following an
elopement from Chicago, II. L. Kight
and Bertha Candron were married here,
and are en- route today to Seattle,
whore Kight has secured position with
tho Missouri-Pacific railway The
couple arrived at $3.50 p. m. yesterday,
were married at $3.50 and an hour later
left for Seattle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
BODIES OF 28 VICTIMS OF
COAL EXPLOSION ARE
RECOVERED
IuNrrrp pnnna IDAarp MInn-1

New Castle, Colo, Dec. 1.-THE mum
Der Of bodies recovered from the
Rocky Mountain Fuel company's Vulcan
mine, near here, had reached 2S today
Nine were still entombed, and certain
ly dead.
The victims were Of an unusual class
for miners. Nearly all were Americans
and several were members of quite
prominent and wellto.do families.
The explosion was Of coal dust. It's
violence was terrific, and Of those deer
In the mine none escaped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

has been known for several days that
orozco and Salazar thought their SUI
perior insufficiently active against the
rebels. ~Hd
Following Mercado's 5 deposition, Oroz-
co started southwark with 5000 men. II
was believed he planned to join the fed
erals now marching from Torreon
against General Villa at Chihuahua
City.
Mercado May Be Executed.
Salazar remained in charge at Dim
aga. Mercado, too, was detained there
and his friends Expressed the fear that
Salazar would have him executed.
Mercado was formerly governor Of
the state Of Chihuahua. He was in
command Of the federal troops at tho
state capital, Chihuahua City, when tho
rebels under General villa captured
Juarez. When Villa started for Chi.
huahua City, Mercado evacuated the
town and led his men, with many non
combatants, on the terrible march
across the desert to ojinaga
Rebels Seek Guerilla.
Five hundred rebel troops left Juarez
today to deal with General Castillo, an
independent guerilla, who with fol-
lowing Of 100 men was wrecking tho
Mexican Northwestern railroad be-
tween Juarez and Chihuahua City Gen
eral Villa was at much pains TO put the
line in repair and It is essential to his
safety to keep IL open between his
headquarters and the border.
Luis Terazas, Sr, though here today,
refused to discuss the news that Gen.
eral villa had confiscated his entire
properties together with those OF En-
rique and Juan Creel, also millionaires.
Gets Some Of Money Anyway.
Terrazas was said to have succeeded
in getting some hundreds Of thousands
Of dollars cash out Of Mexico at tho
time Of the Chihuahua City exodus, but
tho bulk of his wealth was Of kind
thnt could not be moved including
banks, mineral and grazing lands and
thousands Of horses camel and sheep.
He was said to own half or two.thirds
Of the area aof Chihuahua and was rat
ed as many times millionaire.
Socks Release Of Son.
He was still negotiating with General
.e..gs -, ,.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

Mexico City, Dec. 17.--Despite For
eign Minister Mohena's denial, a Hur-
tista officer was quoted this afternoon
as asserting that Mexican-Japanese
alliance had been formed, and that
Minister De La Barra, Mexico's repre-.
sentative at Paris, was on his way to
Toxic to complete the details.
The same officer said 10 modern can
non were on their way to Mexico City
from japan, and that Huerta had al
ready received from there 10000 rifles
and 100000 rounds Of ammunition.
zapata Plots to Get 1t.
When Mexicos federal and rebel
forces have fought until one side is
beaten and the other, though victorious,
is exhausted, General zapeta intends
to seize the reins Of government.
This, at least was the opinion ex-
pressed here today by the best judges
Of Mexican politics. men in touch with
tho heads of all the country's conflict
ing groups.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
Schrnidt's Sister
Says He Was Queer
When Small Boy

by giving them clothing belonging to
his own relatives. Then he would 20 to
the cemetery and Sit on the tombstones
for hours thinking
" Another peculiar characteristic was
his religious fervor He erected min
iaturo altar in our house and wore vest
ments,
"IIc always delighted In watching
ncighbors Kill chickens, He played in
The blood and carried the heads Of tho
chickens around IN his pockets for
days"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
Wilson Likely to
Back Bill Aiming /.
at Phone Control

master-General Burleson asked that he
postpone action until the postoffice dc.
partment could investigate It's pro.
visions.
Neither Lewis nor Chairman Moon,
Of the house committee on postoffices
would discuss the matter today. The
bill provides for the government to ab.
sorb all telephone systems by January
!, 1915, by condemnation proceedings.
The measure does not refer to tele.
graph lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
MEDAL FOR HERO.


Washington, Dec l7.--A silver med.
al was presented today to John Won
Dulm, Of the steamer General Mellow.
ell, by Secretary Of the Treasury Nc.
Adoo, Won Dulm saved a soldier from
drowning in San Francisco bay Sep
tember 10, last.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
mo TIPS ALLOWED BY
STATE IS RULING Of
SECRETARY OF STATE
Director of Bureau of Mines
and Geology Gets Letter
From OIcott.
GOVERNMENT MAN KICKS
Director of United States Geological
Department Takes Issue With
olcott on Ruling.
GOVERNMENT MAN KICKS

Giving it as his opinion that it is not
within the province Of any state de-
partment to enter into a contract which
would compel the state to officially rec
ognize and assist in perpetuating the
tipping evil, Secretary Of State Olcott
today by letter advised H. M. Parks,
director of the Bureau of Mines and
Geology at Corvallis, that he will not
pay claims for tips for members of the
Geological Surrey department engaged
in making surveys in the state.
The last legislature appropriated
money to be used by the state in coop.
Grating with the United States Geologi.
cal Survey department in making sur.
veys in the state, and pursuant to it an
agreement was entered into between it
and the State Bureau Of Mines and
Geology Recently member of the
surveying party presented claim for
tips, and the secretary Of state disal-
lowed it. This brought forth a protest
from Geo. Otis Smith, director of the
United States Geological Survey dc.
partment at Washington, he declaring
that under the regulations of the de.
partment, tips were allowed, and that
they were a part Of the contract enter.
ed into with the state.
Replying thereto in refusing to audit
the tip claims, the secretary of state in
part says:
State Cannot Allow Them.
ri have noted the tenor of the agree.
ment entered into by and betweeen
yourselves and Mr.. Smith s department,
but cannot construe this as in any way
affecting the dutiees imposed on this
office under Section 2624, Lord $ Ore.
gon Laws, as well as subsequent stat.
utes. 1 am further of the opinion that
it is not within the province Of any
state department, board or commission
to enter into any agreement, govern.
ment or otherwise, that will have the
effect of making the state Of Oregon
officially recognize and, in that manner
tend to help perpetuate the tipping evil
" For your information will say that
several years since / gave instructions
to the auditing department that, in the
absence Of legislative direction to the
contrary, no tip or gratuity Of any sort
should be considered as a just claim
against the state, and, in all instances
to disallow same when appearing upon
claims presented the state for payment
"To my knowledge no such claim has
since ever been paid and, furthermore
will not be as long as the responsibility
for the direction Of the affairs Of this
department rests with the writer. This
attitude will be maintained until speci
fic legislative authority otherwise Is
provided
"This / hardly deem within the
realm Of possibility as the average Ore
gon legislator, IL the future is to bC
judged by the past, viii not be prone tc
favor Legislation or appropriations in
turing to the benefit Of tho Pullman
company or attaches thereof"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
IuNIrrp rnnsa InAsrp wInn.l

Washington, Dec. l7.-strong proba.
bility Of a bill soon to be introduced in
the senate by Senator J. Hamilton
Lewis, Of Illinois, providing for gov
ernment ownership 'of telephone sys.
tens, becoming an administration meas.
ure was seen here today in political
circles.
Postal officials were scrutinizing the
bill closely today. Lewis intended in.
Producing bis bin this week, but Post.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
.PELKEY WILL FIGHT NO
NEGRO BUT JOHNSON
DECLARES BURNS
UNITED Pnnss anAsnp wIRn.I

San Francisco, Dec. 17.--An offer Of
a $4,000 purse for Pelkey to fight the
winner of the Joe Jeanette-sam Lang
ford fight, to be staged soon in Paris,
was received today by Manager Tommy
Burns. The offer came by cable from
Leon See, the Paris promoter. Burns
replied; "Will let Pelkey fight Jack
Johnson, but no other negro"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
GOVERNOR WEST SAYS
HE INTENDS TO IGNORE
ENGINEER IN FUTURE

Announces That Neglect Ina bity of Lewis Perform Du
ties of His Office Responsible for Present Irrigation Mud
de---Announces He Will Near Future Call Meeting of
All Settlers of North Canal Unit of Central Oregon Iga
ton Companys Project and Outline Scheme of Federal
and State Ad-Says He Will Leave Lewis His Cushion
Chair Duties"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
KILLED roR HIS BLANKETS

Bakersfield, Cal, Dec 1.-THE body
Of n. Magic, Japanese Iaborer, was
found today near Moiavc. He Is be.
licved to have been murdered for his
blankets by a whito tramp, with whom
he started TO walk from Moiave to
Bakersfield.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
MAY BOND ron ROADS.

TWNTTND FNNHH 'EHHTN WINElT
Riverside, Cal, Dec. l7.-A heavy
vote WIS being east today in Riverside
county on a proposed bond issue Of 49,.
iq5,0OO for good roads. Az inc result
Of a long campaign, proponents Of the
issue predict m easy victory
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
Ferocious Outfit.

While General Carranza has been
leading the rebel movement in the north
Zapata has been waging war in the
southern states. His campaign has been
distinct from Carranza, and, savage as
some of the northern troop war meth
ods seemed, they have been gentle in
comparison with the ferocious zapa-
tistas.
At present, IL was learned today on
good authority, 1000 ZapatistOs are en-
,amped at Milpa Alta, 10 miles from
the capital, prepared to beat carranza
into tho city when President Huerta
falls, which they appear to consider
certain TO happen soon
General zapata is quartcred at the
Porifirio Diaz ranch, four miles behind
his troops.
Federal efforts TO dislodgc the Zapa.
Ia forces hayo failed thus far, although
other reports, Notwithstanding, they as
yet have had no serious battles with
the federal forces inside the capital
district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
MEXICAN=JAPANESE ALLIANCE REPORTED FORMED
Late News 5
Bulletins

Oakland, Cal, Dec. l7.-with giant
oil tanks hurtling through the air, fol-
lowing a series of terrific explosions at
the plant Of the Pacific States oil refin-
cries here today, 2s workmen narrowly
escaped with their lives in fire that
destroyed $25O,OOO worth Of property.
Many thrilling rescues were effected.
Only $4,000 insurance was carried.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
General LOsos Command.

Fl Paso, Tex, Dec. 11.--Generals
orozco and salazar today forcibly do
privod General Mercado Of thee ON.
mand Of the Mexican federal forces at
ojinaga. Details were lacking, but II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

Declaring that the "neglect or ina
bility" of State Engineer Lewis to per-
form the duties of his office is respon-
sible for the present irrigation muddle
which confronts the state, and that
hereafter he intends to ignore him and
leave him to his cushion chair duties -
Governor West today announced that in
the near future he will call q meeting
of all the settlers of the North Canal
Unit of the Central Oregon Irrigation
company's s project, and outline to them
a scheme Of federal and state aid to re-
claim their lands. After that he stated
he would present the scheme to the
commercial bodies cf the state, the
state irrigation congress when it con.
venes, and finally to the secretary Of
the interior.
Offered to Relinquish.
The irrigation company recently Of
fered to relinquish to the state the
unit which comprises $4,000 acres, for
100000, so that the land might be re-
claimed through federal and state aid.
1t was estimated that an addition $780,.
900 would be required TO completely re.
claim the lands The offer was consid-
cred last week by the state desert land
board, but the majority Of the members
did not seem to take to the scheme,
Yesterday Lewis announced in the press
that he was not favorable to it, but
that he would advocate that the gov.
ernment alone reclaim the land. That
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
IS
NOW SAID TO
Be FROM JAPAN

Huerta Also Said to Have Ten Modern Cannon Way From
Japan to Mexico cityGeneral Zapata Intends to Seize
Reis Of Government When One the Other of the Pres
ent COntenderS VcorOusReady Beat Carranza Into
Mexico City When President Huerta Fas-FederaI Ef-
forts to Dislodge the Zapata Forces Have Failed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

OF the 1893 kinds Of advice that are
Of no use, that to Christmas buyers is
probably most useless.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

San Francisco, Dec. 1z-Despondent
because she could not return to Arkan-
sas, her native state, Mrs. Martha Dix
on blew out her brains here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
CARDINAL DIES.

UNITED PRESS LEANED WHEEL
Rome, Dec. 17.-Cardinal Rampolla,
former papal secretary of state, died
last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

sympathy ls more often misplaced
than lost.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17
The Weather

The Dickey Bird
saysi Oregon, rain
west tonight and
Thursday rain or
snow east portion
tonight and Thurs
day southerly
winds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-12-17

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