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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-07-07
In the Social Realm
Gave Patriotic Party.
Society News.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

state, is local and in violation of Sec
tion 20, Article ", of the constitution.
"Under the Carey Act and the ac,
ceptance of its provisions under Section
1860, L. o. L., the state comes in pos
session of its arid land for reclamation,
with lien on said land for all expendi-
lures made therefor under the supervis.
ion of the desert land board. Under
the provisions of the act in question
both principal and interest is to be
eventually returned to the state. We
are unable to see the analogy in the
case at bar with what is known as the
provisions of the Crater Lake road case.
'The real question before the court
is, can the state, acting under wise
policy of internal improvement, reclaim
its arid land for the benefit of all the
people; or must this all-important work
be left in the future as in the past, to
the Intellectual operation of private en-
terprise.
"The court is of the opinion that a
more wise and progressive policy should
prevail and that Chapter ll9, of the
General Laws of the Session of 1913,
is not in violation of the limitation of
the constitution, as alleged in the com
plant. This suit is therefore dismissed
with costs to neither party and it is so
ordered" "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
FINE EQUIPMENT
Continued from page onc.)

Providing there are no unexpected
delays, electric trains will be carrying
passengers between Salem and Black
Rock within the next ten months, ac-
rordiug to the local engineer Of the p.
n & r., and in four months longer, one
can travel from Black Rock and inter.
mediate points to Portland through sa.
lem via the Portland, Eugene East.
ern ON electric cars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

between the counties of the state, clear.
ly in violation of the constitution pro.
hibiting the passage Of local and special
laws for laying out, working or super
vising highways. 1t is further held in
this very able opinion by Justice Nc
Bride that a statute making an appro-
priation for the construction of a state
road and permitting the county court
of the counties through which the road
runs to lay a burden on the taxpayers
of the county, not shared equally by
the taxpayers of other parts of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

TIME WILL
Be FROM STOCKTON
Bert Dingley, Famous Racing Driver,
Makes Prediction as to Speed
in Big Auto Race.
IuxITEL PRESS LEASED wlRr.l

Stockton, Cal, June l4,-That the
fastest time in the PanamaPacific road
race will be made between Stockton
and San Francisco, is the opinion of
Bert Dingley, the famous racing driver,
who piloted the official path finding
car out of this city today.
Dingley believes the racers will be
able to cover the distance between Los
Angeles and Stockton in nine hours
and that the race will be won inside of
lS hours. Dingley shattered all speed
records between Modesto and Stockton
last night, covering the 81 miles in 2S
minutes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

worms and should be given Kickapoo
Worm Killer, a pleasant candy lozenge,
which eXpels worms, regulates the bow.
els, tones up the system, and makes
children well and happy Kickapoo
Worm Killer is guaranteed All drug.
gsts or by mail. Price 25c. Kickapoo
Indian Medicine Co., Philadelphia aud
st. Louis, J. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
Matlock Denies.

When called to the stand, c, N, Mat
lock, the deposed policeman, denied
that he had ever accused the chief OF
police or his men of accepting "hush"
money. He further testified that Coun.
Gilman Minton accused him saying She
deck tipped off the raid in the Tioga
rooming house and told Matlock that
in order to square himself he must
prove the allegation. Matlock says he
then found sufficient proof Of the allie.
cation in the person of Edward Ruef,
then proprietor of the oregonian res.
taurant
Matlock's testimony was composed
principally of denials of press reports
and different allegations to the effect
he has been accusing the chief OF po.
lice of graft,
Chief Shedeck was called 30 testify
following Matlock's s story. He was
asked numerous questions and his an
swers were similar to those Of the wit.
ness preceding him. He denied any
knowledge Of the alleged tipping off
of a raid on any of the rooming houses
and testified that the allegations to
the effect he has conducted himself un
becoming an officer are false.
As before stated, hearsay evidence.
was conspicuous during the investiga.
tion Notwithstanding that Attorney M.
+. Pogue, who was chairman Of the
committee, repeatedly cautioned the
witnesses to relate what they absolute
ly knew and not what they had over.
heard or had been told. The committee
which is composed Of Councilmen Jones,
Waring and Minton, and private citi.
ems Dan Fry, Rev. II. T. Babcock and
Attorney Pogue, postponed further
hearing until next Friday night at 7;3O.
1t must be said in behalf of the com
mittee that thorough and unprejudic.
ed investigation is being carried on and
that each individual member is endeav.
oring to get at the facts surrounding
the alleged scandal, without exercising
undue authority, The citizens who are
acting as members Of the committee
are carrying out their part in the in.
vestigation as non.interested parties in
the official squabble and are lending
their aid in clearing up several ques-
tions which have been introduced by
different parties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

Pierce and Archer, Bresnahan; Ro.
gaan, Stack, Allen, Curtis and Erwin.
American League
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
Most Children Have Worms.

Many mothers think their children
are suffering from indigestion, head.
ache, nervousness, weakness, costive
ness, when they are victims Of that
most common Of all children 3 all.
monts-worms. Peevish, illtempored,
fretful children, who toss and grind
their teeth, with bad breath and colcky
pains, have all the symptoms Of having
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
Jenningn Fined and Relnstated.

New York, June l4.-It was an.
nounced here yesterday that the indef.
mite suspension imposed on Manager
Jennings Of the Detroit club Of the Am.
erican league, by President Ban John.
son had been lifted on payment Of a
fine. Jennings was sent down for IN.
ing alleged abusive language to Umpire
Ferguson in a recent game
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
ME areen pefoata Mlre Wildey.

Philadelphia, june l4.-Miss Dorothy
Green, Of the Merton Cricket club, de.
reated Miss Edna Wildey, Of Plainfield,
n. j., in the final round Of the women =
national tennis championship in singles.
The score was SO, Ga,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
COURT D|SM|SSES

Continued from page one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
TO Cure a Cola In one Day

~ NuIo COtu IN Vhe Dhy'
Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouinins
Tablets. Druggists refund money II II
fails TO cure. b. W. GROVES sigma
ture Ia on each box 2bc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

55 Or 544. In this case 100000 had
been appropriated to aid in building
road within Jackson and Klamath coun.
ties, from Medford to klamath Falls,
via Crater Lake, conditional that each
county appropriate $4,000 towards said
project, thus enforcing unequal taxation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14

Everybody ought to know how ia
swim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-14
NOTHING SENSATIONAL
Continued from page ~

the building in which the rooming
house is located, told her that at vari-
GUS times trouble had occurred in the
building and that their offices were
open to the police in the event they de-
sired to investigate, but no action was
taken.
Mrs. Lynch testified that she had
been told that Night officer Frank
Flake had been caught in gambling
resort on East State street and that
several young boys were in the habit of
gambling in the same building. A Mr..
Stenstrom will be asked to testify on
this point next Friday, at which time
the committee meets again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
NO SECRETS
peoOe of Nome may Know wbat Is in the Med!cine They Take: An Enterprise which Merits the Endorsement and Hearty Support of
 the Public.

I tn 'hv I.eeDls Uf Ennu. v" %iIl truthIUlg cell anybody Ail about tEgm Hsplain %iflSt they eQnIRin. ana give OFF Gwn pnrhOhfI guarantee that they arc and will do exactly Rs %e repre- sent, VT thcy Ellt cost ElIt. uSer HSth- ing. These rIEdIGina1 arc ciLlIsi Rex
 All. There is ino epcrhl; remedy [G4 each or LhA common Ills known tn IUs nkina. TheTeiurs nu onv TrueIS is ''cure-all:" nor are tlrsrs Auy F1- ] tTAvsL6Ani Elnimz made for thpnk We earnestly urge ynu, our neigh bora frIcnds and uc1LHaln.anrua lD use ReXaIi Vemehlea oE our nevFona1. pcs isiTe guarantee that yea pay u5 noth ins of for any tnasofl thAy 1o noi mutr 4niiraT aansf1EtorS 10 yDu Huw. rcu must realize Una, when we make this h6Ia N1tsnaenI. VIC mnst I, .tDaIits.y p,aisivc thet NC cae hneG ii 1p tu uIN entire satisfaction oE ha n1hlIc. Otherwise. we would |, lose your friEndshiv aRd patronage TuIn uur business and sufror F~tS i:r-vYTs financial loss.
 Te make this statement Itih G fuLl unhcrsi Rdnls of what It MaE<E to us, and beceIsc wc ure certain wG car n1AkA tt good. Tc kncW all ntvut ihs Ecxall RcRmed!es. Wtlnr they c6ntain ond tIleir power to dc great Eood t0r suffering nahlt!nd-
 EexaH OraerlIeS are among tue must notable of these excellent remedies They are for t.4 treatment of eoHsu ratton. They are esten and taste just iHc candy. They 'dnnr nurFe. eTIpe or cauae any annoyance whaLGver. as dO uagy .l:axaIiVes. They gre ideal fUF children and old eerssns as well aa the robust. Today they are ono of the standards in medicine. our faith in tt7sm is 90 ssroNE tisnl q" EultAntee satisfaction and feruTn If tlIGiT bT1e+ it they fail to plcA.e. Thrvr sizes 10c 2ic and Gni G. package.
 : When ycu purehas4 rtsxzn ne>ns istsE yur are buying healtA insufaHea aud Ee do nos believe we could seI' yop anythipE %rh 2 ncrs sHrnTa and liberal guarantee
 When you are ia Heed of 1nendcine' remember this oifer and take adTAa' tste If it. Butler. Mauro q Co Ady
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08

u.ol,h should hu more arrlonsiy o,nLJprAd aud safe .GuarGsd.
 Tic sc3ecIinn uf dTuEslst should .. made as cautiously IS th+ choo$inG of phyHlciAh. Too mHn* peop1s r@ulec1 10 ren1rrhr.' LhsI whlc the DhiysleIan ureSnribrs tH< remedy. the AusKisE k the ",A T-r" furnshea It. ,Y inc rp%mdy ss uut AxAEeIV as pre- ..rIbesl and hep~hdrd 2T9on, srrl+rs'a II m. 4stsj resuIrs arr very api l1 p:cur
 9'Au UnEed stutrs gnvnrnntnt htz .srGL,lly awakened I0 rhe fact, and wnyI cOrupsi lhs publication of certain rnEredsenis nn thr packages of medi sdnaA tNa1 runIaIn them. Thai was q stsu Ia tHA right. direction, but 1t dtd not reach far enough.
 The public should kTuIs dh1 he IHa al.nat every ingredient 'T trery ned . Ielns rl4.' lake. Ir onr busjn"ss oG eelIluH drugs aud m~dii!iuth. NC Are compelled to sell FnaE iIIe public d@ . niAuAE, even though sofnI' sIaGheInss rye sell contain dE,lsk injurious t7 Ehc good Aealth or tue person usiHS IhenI.
 We have uften atlHEnrrrn ID oFEr- ceme this evil, brL wE werr Ilr0sI poWsrissE Innl wr teeAnc Gr,iiht7d with. nezrIY Aye thousand oti,eC leal = ing druggists Tn a operative cEitr- nTtss, known zs tho !-nILea prug Co;p. Hany, Thrpush this large cp.cn9rnliOr of druggi1ts, 1t T1s p0sslb;H for t'H' perts 70 travel all over tue country Ip seRrSh Of prescriptions and realCdlEs Gf proved value, When they fI'ud a re5neAy thnt Ras psrfecr thFy purcIa9- td 1ia prcscripel1n,- The ITngefsts th*mselses alse. cen :risutea preecrtn sIoRs that thry kn'-w in i1 .7ud through their having: bssn epE'iE.IiIY brsDcTIsef and successfully 'n"1 in a ~rry high average of Sases
 In IhlR way Eeorus ae different Irs- aerIptIons were ro.IcEr.at- TEEsc "'ere thnn enref'lily clnsafie1 r+r.sdiea fdTIrauudd 1Tom tl.em aud thoTnnRh lf les.Bd hY actttaI usq for crnsidcra. Hle period under tue sRrrrrisir. uf 2 committee of expert lhGmists and HhFhctans, unlI a large nnmhor nj ainFesEt remedies were zaIertnd as Lc - Ing inc best for the trcnEncnt of cSr- aLn ailments or dtssasr.
 We are ruT able ID offer lI.esa IcMdl1as or ERuwn and proved value
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
NOVEL MEAN3 FOR :.
 FIGHTING coNsu MprICkl

BEHLIS,--A sIot-cl srhenle sor prun aEatinK the knpE1@deg of how % aEh 0ouHumption hAs L,ecn adopted hY +nl tSFAnd IDechrss If ll%ss. Her IELn i' To haSp pr1EttI instructions placed or the bTEts of matches salh tuVaughnI 1h% country, gtrlng I1intE rs n whAi
 'in and what not tu do in order .r prevent the spread of tnhsYoElat con. tRELon
 EhR has succzsdsa 1n 1nduolhs oil the match maH1tacIuTSrs uf ths etand dunhy to print ihese instructions un evoTy bnN oe matches Lhz$ san and at the aArnH ttnie not Co ;nrrHAsS the pVtcs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
HIRTAHAY PARTY.

Niss Clara Montgomery Yas six Sc4rz uf age yesterday and snterrAIn- . Ed 22 young gnHHts to celebrate the ocoasion Mrs. SontsumHry had the diHinE rcnr0 nlrely decorated and each lttE.e suezt GHt place card. Ill had H rery 1acs tiMs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
,snrRs AHE sAlp TO coNFIRM ARCTIC REPORT

uosrnEAL- h',hop 9,.., ], ?; 9,,s.r s,r'n.s' ass ara rIvrr. %hu wrrf AS lfdr' AAp ,or this aaramrd'- arr Altepdinf Na.I,, .t the board os n"nhFG- the ', +hs. AnzIIcxn church. and -''a HiaD -n. rcpuSt If sts4snslSs1. ils nfM xxn,DreI. ghat hg. diRcnveFsd $ A1s' ,iaodA E;akln1us near the Cop. trDt w rsver. They produced photo If soTns uf fh@ EFkim0z.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-08
MATTERS 0F RECORD
JANUARY g. 1era,
 re@d,

,.v ccgginH and Thu1lAH 6nn .o MrAs YounE quarter inLeresr ir -,...c., RRsoc lat'on m tundrh hhon' ,.s rAst of Sor:a $i.
 .Lveat
 ,,,n,,er IUtae rIaIn. J P. mital"s .h r,arAen and Ilarn+y Landu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
NAN COMES TO WOMANS AID

Scarcely passes that the wire doesn't carry story
like that of the Harris just prison New York
for eneng from Louisville Eyeaold girl and seereting
her in the big city until with newly developed ZEAL the police
found the cew and hailed him 10 Justice.
This crime is old history; but very new and very
refreshing is the veor with which society last is setting
forth o break il up
Every time sex is abused for money pays Usually
man also gets the tainted money OF IL The lowest
woman never low but that falls lower We
have long pursued and harassed the We just
beginning 90 for the
Weakness in men is easily understood But this wide
spread eanness this willingness traffic in womens shame
10 pick tolls Of Prostitution always like that
Or has some demon bedevl modern civil
iration'
The hasy conclusion is that today Is than
formerly But know because tells that this
cannot We many unmsakable proofs that
is grvng that view this apparent exception
with
Isn't it proof of mans improvement that. in this
the passion long regarded fixed fact of life be-
yond of correction and therefore best left unnoteed he
today under the prompting of the social conscience
turning upon himself the publicity he took much pains
TO avoid?
The only hope if stopping the ptifu sacrifice of
hood lust and greed lies in the moral redemption of
Just is who drags down, IT must be
who will lift her and himself up.
That happily, beginning be done. Behind the pros
OF white slavers Active in the
for a minimum wage Women. praise be But
the key to the problem is Man-neeessariy Man
Man be clean and humane before womanhood will
be safe The Cod the Beast in Man has be enthroned
before shall get far out OF this sorry
And that is what is happening widely eneouragngly
and each day The beast going under the god
in is getting the whip hand.
Let the publicity of it Society has better
form OF life insurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14
FORTUNATELY

"A unfortunately Impens gov
factor
Call s
which
and burn the black a a
And there's nothing unfortunate about
the white
the line against vile
as an animal that there organized opposition
his degeneratng animal
morally and ndustra California
In CALIFORNIA;
fortunate unnatural That
the obligations
in the Of
American
contamination by the the
Isn't Commissioner Hamilton
Testified he didn't
house which hanging in his office
will be Interesting TO watch penrose eussenhem Barnes
publican Cummns Hadloy. progress
sves Maybe there won't be string attached
somewhere?
onesrned chInaman
20 hand 1t to the slanteyed beauty handy
with civil
examination fat job should be regulations
for election officials.
in janl ivy ' 80 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14

MR. CYNTHIA oREY's ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Ahrhe recent rise Of slo,, bay was not caused BY the M
Ing All ehropody
oambr-rhe passage you quoted the
according 20 ST. Luke, SSV:3+
the police band no, the Of Faust the Faust
to one OF the local vaudeville theatres nearly week.
Jessie smhNo Mayer coter1 has mistaken
William Shakespeare Few people living remsmber Bill
Young tsdyYOu perfectly right In refusing
kiss
MidredThank solving always after chrs,mss-neay
year after The Fourth Of July ls generally July
Uneer,aln-You abOv, Sarah
Mrs Who he bestrc
suits will DO obtained, however " form tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14
JOONEIV E(uTUTpEC BY GENE M


how Co do II. Don't delay. but do
II now while tho behoovlng IL good.
To quit preaching and got down
To acience, Il must be explained
that the waltz is performed with
three beats 20 tho measure, hap.
ny expression. and. on bot nights,
a wiltod rag for collar. A hoauti.
full partner IL often thought neoos.
sary for successful waltzing. but
don't you believe II. Tho peachos
don't always mako tho best waltz.
erincal
Look along tho row OF waiting
girls on tho vorahda and pick out
one OF tho plain. staple sizes. You
will find her easier 60 wheel about,
and. n II happens that you arc al.
ways getting tangled up with your
extra feet. she may talso you IN
hand. do all tho steering and then
whisper that your Waiting IL lust
divine" for beginnerl
Friendships scrapod up while
scraping through the waltz arc nike.
~ 90 make n deep Impression
often with romantic results. Waltz
music ia nearly always dreamy aud
Il takes 10 sentiment and romantic
cooling like duck 10 bathtub.
Thousands of men have proposed
marriage IN tho Hwaying fnaxes OF
tho waltz. who would never think
OF breathing sweet nothlnRA while
dipping 10 tho meter OF the Gorilla
Grab. tho nox Car Lope or the Gar.
tarsnnke Glidel
Many thousands have remarked
that they could die Waiting. But
they should worry, for most OF
them never took tho trouble really
~ f.arn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14
FIGHT FOR VOTES GOES on

LONDON. May i4.-When the
trial OF militant suffragets charged
with disturbing the peace was re-
Bumed. physician testified
that General" Mrs. Flora Drum
mond had completely collapsed and
was unable 10 appear
Ramsay Mcdonald. labor mem.
Der OF parliament, announced today
that he was willing to publish the
Suffraget. the miliiants publica-
ton. despite the police.
The suffragets plan 10 have lo0.-
600 women march from London IN
all directions 10 spread their propa-
gnnda. Starting from Trafal gar
Square. they viii leave by com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14
DELIGHTFUL INNOCENCE.

in the the freshness the vank
expression In this mundane sphere We have kindly feeling for
weight sustained become world wise"
Is therefore, with swelling pride that noble
officials.
For four the $4,000
adorned office the
the door which into
But mark the unsophistatd chde
ing there Hamilton didn't know picture OF the
posed ss5O000
aught he knew have been picture OF tho Glorious dces
road machinery. the crenatory.
the
told
stopped look
least
Do believe him. Why. h a
truth
whole truth, and nothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14

Tho most difficult move In the
waltz II the reverse. or Bouthpaw
turn.
Some men who can reverse the
speed trigger on a six.eyllnder gnn.
oline Gig gpin 90 miles an hour and
slow down the car within three
inches OF n basket Of Hoft.boiled
eggs are unable TO do the waltz re-
yeree without skidding. Others
arc born TO II. and from such are
selected tho cotillion leaders and
umpires at turkey trotterfoeta.
Alas, tho waltz In almost dead.
But on with tho dance. on with the
Tango, the Sea Cow Slide and the
Pickle Dip Wen use the waltz
only ~ a fillerin while the fire
brigade ruahoa 20 the orchestra bal.
cony and puts out hotbox In the
snare drum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14
There's n Reason.

lie does not drink now with tho
boyH.
He's cut out all cabaret joys.
He has sworn OF on his cigar.
lie rides not IN the trolley car:
He fingers no more at the spot
Where flouriahes the gay Jack pot;
He isn't stinRy--no. not he.
He doesn't like economy.
But he'll be wed IN balmy June
And needs tho dough for the honey.
moon.
Why. 'Tis Trvei
what Is cheaper than Ras7"
walled the Man Who Was stung.
blankets" said the Cold.Blood-
ed Boob.
More important.
NO woman knows how TO drive
nail"
And what OF that7 Every
woman knows how TO drive n man
any way she wants him TO go. -
Kansas City Journal.
Getting Rich Fast.
'How's the sale OF stock coming
on7" inquired the first promoter.
Sold 1000 shares this morning."
said the second promoter.
That must mean a good deal OF
money"
About SO. Come on. and I'll
blow you 20 lunch. Louisville
Courier-JournaL
One British scientist says tho
way TO keep young is TO continue
TO fall in love. and another says
the way is to change your under
clothes every "a hours. Most old
gentlemen find the first way the
easier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-14
CIVIL LAW IN
WAR" ZONE NOW

CHARLESTON. w. Va. May H.
-"Finis" was written today to the
trials Of labor leaders and strikers
in West Virginia by military court
martial by an announcement TO
that effect by Gov. Hatfield. The
governor declares that hereafter
any charges against strikers will
be turned over to tho civil authori.
ties. II ls believed that his do
cision marks the near abolition OF
military rule in the Paint Creek
district. where a state of practical
warfare between miners and en-.
ployers has existed for months.