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ELOPES WITH
 JAP BUTLER
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 SAN Ht:RNADGNo. oct. 2N. Mrs, .I,ssi" May l;iscnmh "lop"d last night wilh NEtsu tIjraki her Itpau"s" hnt ter.
 llu,h has been a servant in th" Els,umh f,mn\ tul more than tw" Wears and was considered prrml n.nt hNturr r has dr'rl"p"d sine" th, drr,riur. "f th, w" that for som" ilrl" Mrs l:ls,"nh and her butler hay" i.,u ruragcd in the study uf occult pliih ~,rhN .rrd that the woman has been lrarninr Ih, Japlurs. language. Shr has h.cn interested in mission work .,munc the "rlcntdls and it is thought that Hir.,k has worked upon ter hy proposing that she E" [" Japan aud teach
 \" trtc. oi th" couple has been had Nin,r they wcr.. seen [" board a train tor Los Angeles Last evening" Tn police "f the coast cities hay" heen asked tn take tn" pair into custody Ar"n found.
 Mrs I;isc"mh left a husband ana lwu small children
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HUERTA IS MEXICAN RULER
STRIKERS TIE UP N. Y. POST OFFICE
DON BROWN
 NAILS THIEF

X burglar who gave the uncommon name of E. smith. got in all wrong last night when he made a play for the cash box in the store of Butler
 Mauro and Company smith Is now in the cooler wondering just what happened to him after he lifted the and the nine dollars and thirty cents that was ill the cash drawer. In cas- s' he has been unable to dope il out this short sketch may help to refresh his rmmnry.
 Ab"ut midnight smith entered the
 store and rihed he till. helped him self l." the cigars and enjoyed the de { lights of a box of candy. Then h.. started out. and right here is where fate was mighty nnkind to Mir. E smith
 Don Brown wh" works in the store, iaccompanicd hy Jake Milne happened
 to h" passing down Front street. Just
 as t matter "f prccaution Don tried the
 handle "f th, door as he went by the store. II was tn" psychological minut" in the Tiff" "f Mir E. smith. burglar ; He also tried the handle of the door I st exactly the same time and between | them tn" door opened
 ! smith tucked the cigars under his | arm like q foot ball ducked the inter- : fcrancr in th" shape nf Jake Milne and started for touchdown li, was go 1 ing fine and had gained about five
 yards when q flying tackle lifted him
 about four feet into the air and he
 came |" the ground for the first down
 with quarterback Don of the opposing
 team sitting on his neck It vas good little game while it l lasted but the referee in the person | of officer Harry Johnson called time
 and escorted Mir. F.. Smith to the lock . up. where. as stated above hc Is won ! dcrinE what hii him
 | The prompt and fearless action of l Don Brown deserves great credit. He | is the kind of a lad to have aroun l | wEcu things are doing
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CHAuFFEuRS BIG STRIKE
 HOLDS UP U. s. MAIL

with an old wreck of a horse and any thing on wheels that will carry pas srngcrs is out and reapinG a rich har- vest The palny days of the tender luin Caby seem to have returned and the old game of hnld-up is in full swing.
 In the meantime a more serious con dition of affairs is confronting mer chants and others who have goods to he moved. They are of course numer- ous strikebreakers ready to attempt to run the motor vehicles but it Is a dangerous proposition to talk" th" place of tn" strikers and number of men have been seriously injured in street riots which. SD far. the police have been unable to control.
 The most serious situation and th.. one which will probably put an end to lawlessness is the inability of the post office department to run the mail wo- gons. This has resulted in the hold ing of millions of pounds of valuable mail in the post office and the ser vice is absolutely crippled. An attempt will be made today to run the govern
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mcnt wagons in an effort to clear up the mail situation.
 If the city and state of New York fail to provide protection for the gov "rnment drivers and the mail is in trrfcr"d with the United States troops rom Governors Island and the Brook iyn navy yard will be called upon to ,.onVey the wagons the same as was done Gin the great Brooklyn trollN strike of some years ago There is seldom any interference with govern mcnt mail ears or wogons during strikes when the riotehs realize that they are up against regular soldiers and not city police and state militia. The regular has no friends and wants none and when he is told to clear [ street he usually does il even if some one gets hurt The strikers fear tn" advent of the regular soldiers into the situation more than anything els" and their leaders are using every effort tn get the men not to interfere win tn" Iniied States mail.
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MILITIA NOW
 OISARM MINERS

arms that have been s" freely used been hidden.
 The guards at the st"cka,lr of th" rifles and automatic uuickhrcrs that did so much damage in the recent bat tlc and the men have been paid off and discharged hN the companies.
 As long as the militia is on dut, there will he no more violence. but there seems to be no chance for set e clement of the differences between tn. miners and operators
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GEN. D|Az ASKS
 J. s. PROTECTION

Wheeling which IS l>lnp lu tn" h,rl"r.
 \ few minutes after bLtZ left his house II was surroInlrd h> n company If Ili"rta's soldiers and thornuGh search mad. for tn" man who il k expected will head the new rrV"luti"n. liut the hud had n"wn aud Ilu"itt was ruhhrd of the inN nf his first nur- ter under his new ri.cti"u
 From Diaz's- house tho officer in command of iIu"rt;,'S soldiers hurried Ia ih" American consulate where h demanded the person of th" general hut h" was again too late as biaH h1d been taken to the warshp,
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PORTLAND. .e. oC'. ~ Thci" .yns e near pan'c r the :t.,t' in.::s tri,, school at Sal ,m todar .h"n about fifty of the inmates became deathly i'll after the morning meal. An i'm mediate investigation of the food re-
 vealed the fact that there was strych-
 nine in the coffee that had been servHG at breakfast After questioning the
 girls detailed for work in the s'roo' kitchen the matron got confessior from one of them who said that she had put the poision in the coffee at the
 request of an other inmate. Mrs. Etrie CrestweIl. who told her It was sugar and would save the girls the trouble of sweetning then leverage at ;he
 table.
 When questioned on the subject Mrs CrestwelI admitted that she had given lthe poison to the girl and said that she
 had been told by an angel that If ane pcisioned all the inmates she woui bo doing ., meritious act.
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VERA CKt'X. Oct. 2N General t'rh\ Diaz. who kept in clos" touch with events throughout Mexico all day ycs- terday and who evidently had a con federatc or friend within the prrsi- what WAS transpirine there. hurried {" the United states cnnsulat" durini asked for protection aS he was in dln- ger of his life. The general was ad
 minutes later was hurriedly smugGlcd on board the United States gunboat
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MEXICO CITY. Oct. .N \" sur prise was eVinrcd here thIs morning when il was announced hv the minis of the interior that lIurrta had h"'n unanimously elected tu th" office of president nf the r"puhl" hv vote of the people.
 one was reminded of the old days of the repeated election of poriirio Diaz whenever the fnrmalitN of an election was required. There was very little interest taken in the vol" as it was all so well cooked and dried as to be a foreonr conclusion Less than seven per cent nf the total N"t tin" population took adVantaG" "f their right to elect a chief executive and the ones who did vote were mainly soldiers in the employ of the Iiucrta govern mcnt who were marched tu tn" polls voted and marched back t" the bar racks.
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WHEELING IS
 A REFUGE
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VERA tl;I'X. oct 2A. Since the election "f iiu"rta tn the presidency thcr" are .. good many prominent Mex i',,ns who r,..,lizo th.d they will n" longer be safe within the reach "f the di.t.tturS dagger. These men. like gen ,rai Felix Diaz ar" now throwin; themselves on the protection of tn. United States diplomatic officers.
 DaZ Was sent aboard the gunboat Wheeling last night and today he was joined there by Jose Sanduval Cor rilla pccon and Alexander Williams, an American newspaper correspondent. pccon is the man who was charged on the floor nf the Mexican congress with being the actual murderer of Gustavc AIadcro
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ATTORNEY
 KILLS TWO
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 ALAMO, N. M, Oct. 2S-H. II. Major
 an attorney. was today arrested charg-
 ed with killing his wife and their scv- cntcen year old daughter. Fedora.
 some time ago jor took out heavy lf. insurance on both his wife and
 daughter. shortly after the policies were taken out Mrs. jor became i'll
 and for several weeks the doctors | treated her for various ailments of the stomach hut without success. Finally the woman died and the insurance l companies paid over the life insurance premium to the husband who seemed prnstratc at the loss of his wife. Not many days after his wife was buried the daughter. Fedora. became | il, in the same manner as her mother. After the daughters death the life in- 1 snrance companies, before paying the premium. insisted upon an investiGn .
 tion. An autopsy an the body of th" girl showed beyond doubt that she had died from the effects of poison. When this became known the hod,' of the wife was disintcred and exam 1 incd and traces of the same poison was l found in her organs.
 l Major was then arrested and has
 confessed that he administered thr poison to both women in order to col feet the insurance money.
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 NEW YORK. Oct. 2S.--Th" strike of chauffeurs Q: this city has assume q alarming proportions. Not q taXichh or other Yehicle conducted by a cha'f feur is running and city transport'- ton and traffic Is tied up to an ex.a1t never beft re known. Many serious fights have occurred between the strikers and strike breakers and the police have had several sharp skirm- ishes with the chauffeurs and their sympathizers.
 All of the hotel taXis are out of busi- ness and old timers in New York are reminded of the days before the gas propelled vehicles when the caby and his ancient horse was one of the land marks of old New York. Where all the ancient cabs that are now plying the streets came from Is a mystery and the plugs that have been pressed into service as motive power might have been gathered from the city bone yard or the sausage factories. SO de crepid and ancient are they.
 Every mar who can provide himself
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DENVER, Oct. 2S.--Thc brigade of militia which the governor yesterday ordered to the scene of the rioting in the coal district of Colorado arrived today under the command of the ad jutant general of the state and at one" and the mine guards employed hy the coal companies.
 So far no serious trouble has been experienced by the soldiers in taking the arms from the men but it is sus
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 wASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.- The ten sion felt here for the last few days in regard to the possible action of the European powers in regard {" Amer ica's lack of policy in handling tn" Mexican situation has been somewhat relaxed. It was felt that in view of the fact that England. France and Ger many had been unable to obtain from the state department any definite as surances in regard to Americas policy. that the powers were about ready to intervene on their own account. This has awakened the secretary of state to the fact that in playing world di- plomacy the interests of other coun- tries cannot be ignored and he also has been forced to realize that Europe will
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INFORMATION WANTED

The postmaster has received a letter from Mrs. Lulu Hill of Creston. Wash. asking for inforamtion about her father, ]. C. Kelly. who came to Alaska presumably to work for tie Guggcn . heims Kelly Is about forty one years old, has brown curly hair and blue eyes and weight about one hundred and eighty five pounds.
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election fare" L> matter "f course and there iS lIrtl" interest or ,"mmcni in regard |" II
 As tu In" uurstI"n of 'he locality nf ilu"rta's election th"r" Is n" dnuht about , Tn" whole thing was il legal from beginning [" end and was nothing nor" nor i"ss than cleverll staged hit If pIaN.,rtHc on th" part of tn" dictator.
 some uu".tsincss k felt in official circles here US L" tn" probable action of th" Washingtnn government hu Il is painted out that he courts "f Mex ico will r'c"rniz" IIu"ri ls duly cl"c trd and that now Washington will hatr nc rIrht to make objection. Tn" r"snlt is not H surpris" tn any one as there never was a chance for any candidtt" other than the man who controlled h" army
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ABBOTT READY TO RETIRE
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WASHINGTON, oct. 27.-F. II. Ab- bolt. assistant commissioner of Indian affairs and acting commissioner prior to the appointment of Commissioner Sells. today rendered his rcsigna tion to the secretary of the interior. to be effective immediately or at the will of the secretary
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SECRETARY BRYAN
 ASKS FOR TIME

not wait much longer for something definite from Washington. In view of tn" above Secretary Bryan today has hurriedly sent to the three interested powers identical notes asking them {" defer any action until his government has had q little more time to formulate a policy.
 In diplomatic circles here there ar" convert smiles at the administration because of the tiattening out of it's entire Mexican plan and the fact that it has nothing ready to substitute and no explanation to offer for the manner in which it was huncied by IIucrta.
 Rugs and Linoieun,, slightly damaged selling cheap at Gogsins.
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S. S. cORWlN

The steamer corwin will sail fo' Dutch Harbor. Seward. cordova. Jun eau. kstchikan and Seattle. on or about October 18th. For freight anc passage apply kotzsbut Transperta ton ( Trading Co.,, next lomsn Bros studio.
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KING AND MINISTER CONFER
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LONDON. oct. 2S The minister of foreign affairs was called to the palac.. today hy King Georg" to discuss thu action of the English government in regard {" the election of Hncrta~ it ii not known whether England will re- cognze Huertn or wait and follow the lead "f the United States. , IL is thought that nothing will he announced until some definite word Is received from the British amba ssador at Washington.
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SUPER. .OREAONAUGHT UNDER WAY
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The keel plates of the greatest battle ship so far planned by any nation were on the new Pennsylvania. It will take about three years to complete the ves- seI and put her in commission.
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GIBSON NOT GUILTY

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 GOSHEN. x. r.. Oct. 2S.--The in. dictmcnt charging Charles Gibson with the murder of Mrs. Szabo last Septem Der was today dismissed.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Or. ]. H. Mustard bsss to infsrn,
 the public that his efiiess and rssidsnes ere new sitaatsd ever Meiisr's srsesfy. Telsphsns, Nah @. --1'. -' < a@ss*
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POISON PLACED
 IN SCHOOL COFFEE

It is thought that the \trrstwcil wo' man is out of her mind
 No deaths resulted from tn. poison ing.
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LANGFORO WINS

Special Nugget Service. TAFT. Oct. es.-Sam I.angford to- day knocked out Jack Lister in the fourth round of their ring battle.
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rHAw HEARING POSTPONED

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 ROCHESTER,, Oct 2S.-The hear ing of the eXtradition case of Harry Thaw was today put over to the No vember term of the court.
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The City Bath houss is open fer business. M. o. Selbsrs prep.
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Nome Dairy ice cream and ies cream soda at Billy Rose candy sters.
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Board of Trade Rsstaurant is new rsopsnsd for business. 4t
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Beard ef Trade Rsstaurant is new fer businsss. a-~ss4s s-as4s
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AT THE NEW EAGLE.
 hsmrich oros,' "Apoile Beer on also "eslsct" by the bottle or
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THE NEW EAGLE. The home of straight whisksys.

Rugs and Linoisun,. slightly dama9et 1 selling cheap at Gosgins
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"Ths Peopis's Papsr"-Nems NuSsss
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-18
A MEETING OF VAST IMPORT

IR MBRIDE, premier British Columbia and Sir Edward
Grey British Of state foreign affairs had interview
that had worldwide bearing Premier Mcbride simply
British official ulmatum the British
for his action by all of Canada This
utmaum British from
position refusing right to fisheries citizenship The
meeting It's OBJECT because puts all British colonies in line
position taken by the United States regarding the Japs and other
nations this puts England in line with them That IL
peases goes without saying worldwide endorsement Of
her position Oriental win them
they have and that other countries be exploited
by them
This peculiarly hard tho ap the only really progressive people in
people, The the have made the
years the leharg condition
advanced nation They
world power in that have shown spirit of
cse continual by the standard Of f
ciency intellectually they rank with nations earth and
O holding a from them and preventing their
rights Of citizenship either o British Columbia and that
question Of being equals every way, but is sim
ply preservation America country the
Oriental will not mix without injury both would do
Japs much harm would mngo tho above
beyond question equality humanity stands the principle
presoaon and this speaks just loudly the Il does to
meaning this meeting in London position by the
British Columbia premier that the English speaking people sody
against Of oentalb TO their countries further that
the Jap win have submit the inevitable and take
their me.irpe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-18
DEPORTATION Is NO REMEDY.

ovERNoR VESTS position the deportation Of from
community uassabe It the fundamental proposition
country be by law and by mobs matter how
nggravang conditions that lead mob The affair at
deportation from Florence shall be investigated and those
deportation OF Florence people will bc
entirely ferene Of the situation for their
being gore this the merits Of the matter The
property dpod they with them paid
they violence form used No doubt
Florence they which they considered
Of ALL that we their standpoint perhaps
right sight the Oregon has laws
governing everything the then out of this
remedies surely could have been found that would have covered
this particular
only methods managing affairs One under the
without that anarchy well be doubted
abandoning the law and providing remedies their ever helped
community do equity before ask equity We must
obey the law 4 W would invoke the law
reports what the doed accused Of
ger practically makes difference what
they OF they violated the law they could have
punished the citizens should not have tried to take the
right and they
depoted violated the certainly did not justify the
doing the thing
about the and the most troublesome the
public with individually and collectively
thoroughly bad good government and the foe OF decency But
the in Florence them
out simply place. and places that
community settling with them the law Every community
enforced limits violated that
they punished according law It neither good citizenship goo
simply and force other the duty Of taking
in hand
IL every town would Florence did, they
times country public expense realize that Florence
place afflicted by this feels like dumping the whole into the
place just 1t is rid of them but that does not Justify its
being done
The W. W. Is pest and be treated just as the smallpox
or contagious They Jail
okpc and kept Turning
munity 10 deal with is neither right
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-18

he will be dwarf
him o you will propagate uperlous
dude feed his nature merge
pernous he will shrink moral and intel
Supply him with the and wholesome and in mod
degree will spirit and the Of
crafty his for scientific knowledge and he will win
prizes the splendid of the scient
the of saint and flower humanity will
submity chae install into his heart enthusiasm for
will live life Of selfden and the mludes for charity
inspire him with tho ness of fe ideal and
somewhere of
the stars forever m fover ''-E L Moon.
reading foregoing easily he induced believe that
If the somewhat owey made therein
true many of ghtP evidently supplied
wholesome for master spts'
'ruls the empire of righteous life"
many hunger scientific knowledge afd for
the rich of the the splendid aurs of
many with the of
the scientific for humanity not appaudg the sbmy Of ac
Evidently sadly neglected in the having
mankind installed hearts, swaying
the charity REFORM 1t strikes that
inspire fulne of supreme ideal
whole shining the Of the
forever" strikes that
Mr. Moon hitting his lexicon for pretty language forgetting the
yday humanity speculate kind of
supplied ged nourd installed inspired gen.
sng would according his produced unoads the
things be tried the nsuspecg unof
Tending American boy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-18

high cost of living problem, Senator
Fletcher of Florida, told delegates to
the Mississippi.to.Atlantic Waterways
Association delegates, who today are in
annual convention here,
Government reports show that
farm products last year were worth
$9,5OOOOO," he said. "It is safe to
assume that $6,OOO,OOO,OOO worth of
this reached the public, for which
it paid about $l3,0oO,OOO,0O0. la
other words, consumers paid $1,000.
100000 more than the producer got.
While not all Of this went for trans
portation, Of course, very significant
portion Of 1t did Fletcher declared
that the transportation problem was
the greatest the commerce Of the coun.
try faced, Competition, he said was
absolutely necessary to prevent a
railroad monopoly, and he advised
placing inland waterways under the
direction Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, to provide freight and
rate regulations similar to those in ef.
feet on the railroads, A long stretch
of the inland waterways, stretching
from the great lakes to The gulf and
then up the Mississippi was advocated
by the speaker These waterways, he
said, could be partly artificial canals,
and to a large dogreo natural streams
dredged and connected with each 9th.
or With tho close of the convention
today the delegation goes to jackson.
willie to join the delegates Of the At.
hntic Deeper Waterways Association,
in convention there
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-18

either apprehend or capture any Of the
socaIied thugs who have been report
ed active here. Whether or not the
fact that they have not succeeded in
catching anyone who might be guilty
of the crimes in question has had a.
tcndency to peeve the police is not
known exactly, but according to the
chief and other members of his force.
something has got go be done imme-
diately one way or the other-meaning:
Of course, find the one sticking up
ycople or evidence declaring some of
the victims false alarms.