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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Bad News
for Oregon
Democrats

Washington, Jan. 11.-Natlonal Com
mitteman Williams yesterday recon-
mended to President Taft that the fol-
lowing federal appointments be made
in Oregon:
Thomas McCusker, postmaster at
Portland; John II. 'Burghard, collector
oe Customs, Portland; u. G. Kirkpat-
rick, Of Dallas, United States marshal /;
c. V. Johnson, Of Corvallis, appraiser
Of customs at Portland; D. L. Keyt, of
Portland, surveyor-general; Frank l.
Parker, collector Of customs at Astor-
ia; L. II. Arneson, receiver Of The
Dalles land office; Harold T, Hopkins
register Of The Dalles land office
Preston A. Worthington, receiver oI
the Burns land office,
The following presidential post
masters also are recommended:
Frank ]. Carney Astoria; John T.
Logan, Burns; Ella " Powers, Can
yon; Ben Weathers Enterprise; Johr
Il. Beasley, Falls City; William NJ
Brown, Lebanon; f. W, Harnes, Rose
burg, Edgar Hostetler, The Dalles
Merit A. Baker, Weston; Phillip A
Livesly, Woodburn; John II, Peare, Ii
Grande John f. Miller, Jacksonville
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
SOUTH AMERICAN WOMEN
ARE COMING no SALEM

On Monday and Tuesday Of next
week the office Of State Superintenda
ent Alderman Is expecting a visit from
four young women from Uruguay,
South America, who are coming to
study the industrial and agricultural
education, as taught in the Oregon
schools.
The four young women are a com
mission appointed by the Uruguan gov.
ernment and are led by Miss Victoria
Frlgerio, superintendent Of the com.
mission. They are at present In Seat
tie, and letter from Almina George
assistant superintendent Of the Seat.
tie schools, notified Superintendent
Alderman's office Of their coming tC
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Investigation Continues.

State Treasurer Kay and Secretary
of State oloott are today visiting the
state training school, investigating,
preparatory to the report which is to
be made by Mr.. Kay on the manage
ment of the institution by Superin-
tendent Hale.
The test of the newly purchased cat
tie of the school by DR.. KorineR
showed that two OF the animals have
tuberculosis. Both will be discarded
by the institution without the loss oi
money since the herd has not yet beer
officially accepted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Trying to
Get Peace
In Mexico
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

El Paso, Texas, Jan. 11.-Claiming
authority to negotiate for the revolt
tionists under General Pascual Orozco
to bring about peace in Mexico, d. v.
Anaya, former United States marshal
of Arizona, arrived here today from
Tucson to confer with Mexican For
eign Minister Lascurian, who later
left for Laredo. Anata admitted that
Generals Salzar and Roias had desig-
mated him to represent the rebels, but
declined to state the terms he had Of
fered as a basis of a. cessation Of hos
tilities across the border, He insisted
however, that he had presented a def
mite proposal to Minister Lascurian
Before leaving for Laredo, Lascuriar
denied he had received any such prop
osition. 1t is reported that Lascuriar
went to Laredo to meet General Oroz
co.
Beyond admitting that the demands
of the rebels do not include the resig
nation Of President MADEIRA, Anaya de
clined to talk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Salem to
.HayeMOre
Railroad
Twelve Cars Of Heavy Steel
UnIOaded in Yards Today,
For Extension of Of P. E.
& E. System

Twelve carloads of heavy steel
rails for the P. E. & E. arrived here
yesterday evening and are now being
unloaded in the yards here. Just
where they will be used only the rail-
road officials know. The fact, though
that they are unloaded here indicates
they are not for outside points, but are
to be used in extensions Of the city sys-
TEN, most likely in extending the South
Commercial street to Rosedale. How
ever, wherever they are to be used,
they are here, and they came out in
12 brand new steel cars. This is an
other step in Salem's progress, and
will literally put another spoke in her
wheel. Whether the rails are used
in connecting us with Rosedale, OF
some other point, it means that much
more territory brought in closer touch
with Salem, and the more the better.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
llCOTlle
TO Salem
ina Body
Delegates tOIrrigatiOn Con-
greSS Will COmein Special
Train Monday, to State
Plans to Legislature
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

Portland, Ore, Jan. 11.-Following a
statement to the Oregon irrigation
congress today that the delay in get
ing the West Umatilla irrigation pro-
ject under way was not due to the
government, but failure Of property
owners to sign proper documents, the
congress unanimously adopted a reso-
luton urging the immediate signing of
papers so that the work may be got
tend under way.
VIII r King proposed before the
congress that the state board Of con-
troll be made u judicial body.
Action on Kings proposal will not
be taken until this evening, when, 1t is
believed, It will be defeated
The irrigation congress will carry
its demands for changes in irrigation
laws before the legislature when 1t
convenes at Salem Monday, A special
train will leave Portland Monday car
rying the delegates of the congress in
body to the state capitol One Of the
things that the congress will demand
Is change of the states attitude to-
ward reclamation. 1t will also demand
that the state assume charge of the de-
funct Cary act projects, get the water
to the settlers and open the way for
development Of a character worth mil
lions Of dollars to the state.
1t is believed that all of this years
officers will be rechosen late today
The, congress adjourns tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
If HE BREAKS PAROLE
MUST SERVE FULL TIME

An opinion given out yesterday by
At'orney-General Crawford is to the
effect that II a paroled prisoner breaks
his parole, the time he was on parole
shall not be deduced from his original
prison sentence,
The opinion was given in reply to
an inquiry by Superintendent Lawson
Of the penitentiary. It Is said to af-
feet one prisoner in the pen who must
now serve for a period long enough
to complete his original sentence. lie
was on parole for seven months.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
PLEADS GUILTY TO SENDING
OBSCENE MATTER IN MAILS
UNITED PRESS LEASED wmE.I

Buffalo. NJ Y. Jan. HILBERT Hub.
bard, Of East Aurora, known as Fra
Ebertus," pleaded guilty today in the
United States court here to an indlct'
ment charging with the sending IF
obscene matter through the mails.
Judge Hazel suspended sentence on
i've of the counts in the indictment
and fined Hubbard 800 on the sixth
count. which charged that he had
mailed certain prints Of an obscene
ewd, lascivious, filthy and indecent
character"
The indictment was based on arti-
cles ubllshed in a magazine iss"ed n
East .Nr0ra The extreme penalty fol
the erin is five years in Jail and 4
Gne Of $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
liberty nnd prlngIe Notes.

Mrs. Licks house, near Liberty, was
burned down Monday night.
Hoyt Cupp visited Salem Thursday.
Mrs. Uriah Neiderheiser visited Sa-
lem last week
Miss Kate Westonhouse is visiting
her aunt at Salem Heights.
Mr. Tabry and Mr., Gurgurrich have
returned from Portland,
Mr. Westenhouse has returned from
Portland, where he has been visiting,
Mr.. Charles Grabenhorst visited Sa-
lem Monday
Mr.. Wolfbrant visited Salem Thurs
day.
Mrs. Stark visited Salem Thursday
Mr.. Fabry visited Salem Thursday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
ARCHIBALD CASE Is
READY FOR A VOTE
UNITED pnEss LEAsEp wire. !


Washington, Jan. 11.-With argu-
ment Of counsel concluded, the i'm
peachment case Of Judge Robert W.
Archbold, of the commerce court, is
today in the hands of the senate, sit
ting as a jury. No vote on any Of the
13 separate charges against Archibald
Is expected until Monday. The senate
debated the case today in executive
session. Separate votes will be taken
on each Of the 10 articles Of impeach-
ment, two-thirds vote being neces
sary to convict. A verdict of guilty on
any one of the charges would be suf-
flcient to remove Archibald from office.
The full penalty that may be imposed
|by the senate includes disbarment
from holding public office,
The trial started December 3,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
VIII Train In California.

Portland, Ore, Jan, 1l.-Manager
Walter McCredie today announced that
he had selected Visalia, Cal, for the
spring training camp for the Portland
Coast League team. All players have
been ordered to report March !.
The team will remain two weeks at
Vlsalia, thence going to Hayward's for
ten days seasoning, the balance of
the training season being spent in
playing college teams around San
Francisco bay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
FILE COMPLAINTS AGAINST
TELEPHONE MPANY

c. p Bowman, A. Il. Wattcnbcrgcr
and Isaac II, Gobbcll, Of lIcrmislon,
directors Of rural telephone extend
Ing from IIermiston to Hcppnor, have
filed complaint In the utilities de-
partmcnt Of the state Railroad Com
mission against the Pacific Telephone
g. Telegraph Co, They allcgo that the
defendant company refuses 10 rccog-
nIze them by an interchange Of SER
vice
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
HER REFUSAL TO SAY HE'LL
LOST PLAINTIFFS CASE
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrRnl

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan, 11,--Flat re-
fusal Of Miss Ardls Ailsworth, q pretty
witness, to utter the convenient, every
day name Of region sometimes de-
nominated rs Gchenna, Tophct Sheol,
or The Pit, Is regarded today with
mixed emotions by persons her testi-
mony affected,
Miss Ailsworth was asked to quote
another witness while occupying the
stand in the suit Of II. c. Brum 10 col
lect $500 from A, Bard on an allegation
Of false prctonses in the sale Of film
Of motion pictures, She insisted that
every one knew what she meant any
how Brum lost his suit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

With the population Of the county
accurately given as 52,992, and the
total number Of deaths in the county
for the year standing at S61, the death
rate figures out at trife above six to
the thousand. There were POT more
births than deaths in the county dur
ing 1912. Health conditions are con-
sidered excellent.
County Health officer Van Wrinkle
has completed an annual report show
ing the county's vital statistics for the
year. A feature Of the report Is the
unusually large number Of violent
deaths. The total of deaths by vio-
lence is SO.
These are divided as follows:
Suicide by shooting, 8; by poison, l;
by hanging, 1; accidental by electrocu-
tion, q; killed by train, q drowning
3; poisoning, 1; other accidental
ueaJnS, III lnuTuereu a.
Notable among the deaths by vio-
lence was the Jellispn tragedy in
which woman poisoned herself and
four children, and the boiler explosion
in the Sleeves block. Accidental deaths
were more prevalent in October thar
any other month Of the year. Numer-
GUS deaths were caused by injuries
from machinery, blasting, electrocu
ton and accidental explosions.
County Is HealthfuI.
I Health Officer Van Wrinkle considers
the county in the most healthful con
! dition in its history, Contagious dis
{ eases have been few compared will
/ other years. There have been les
than a dozen cases Of typhoid fever II
, the entire county, while tuberculosi
t scarlet fever and other dangerous dis
eases have fallen off. An epidemic o
= smallpox broke out at Marion the frs
I of the year, and another at Scott
r Mills during December. The dseas
n has been in very light form and ey
cry precaution has been taken to pre-
vent It's spreading.
DR.. Van Winkle has waged con
y slstent campaign for sanitation Pre-
g prietors of slaughter houses have bee
:, made to bring their places up to tn
o requirements Of the law, AMI unsan
= tary places in the rural districts hay
l. been made clean.
December Statistics.
T. The December report Of DR.. Va
k Wrinkle showed the following figures
70 Blrths-Male 19; female, II; tota
ID 30. Deaths-Mile, 16; female II; I,
Of tai, 27. Contagious dlseases-Tube
N berculosls, A scarlet fever Z; small
pox, 6; total, II. Marriages, 46.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Sneclal Services.

At the First Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow evening at 1880 a
meeting of unusual interest will be
held under the auspices of the Lay
mems association Of the oregon con-
ference. Addresses will be delivered
by Hon. r. A. Booth, of Eugene, and
T. s. Mcdaniel and G. f. Johnson, of
Portland. Mr.. A. A. Lee, vice-presldent
OF the association, will preside. A cor
dial invitation Is extended to all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Noted Inventor Dying.
UNITED PRESS LEASED wrRE.l

Pasadena, Cal, ia. 1l,-Professor
Thaddeus s. c. Lowe, the noted in
ventor remains today in about the
same condition in which he has been
for about three weeks. Little hope is
held for his recovery, although the
aged scientist is making brave fight
for his life at the home Of his daugh.
ter, Mrs. Edna Lowe Wright.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
COMING TO ATTEND
HER SISTERS WEDDING

London, Jan. Ito attend the
wedding Of Miss Helen Gould and Fin
ley ]. Shepherd, the Prince and Prn-
cess Helie de sagan sailed today from
here for the United States. The prin-
cess is a sister Of Miss Gould,
This Is the first visit to the United
States Of the princess ince her divorce
from Count Bonl de Catelane and sub
sequent marriage TO Prince Helie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Recalls Threatened.

According to statements made today
by certain city officials, there Is said
TO be a recall petition awaiting circu-
lation for the chief of police in the
event he succeeds in securing the en-
dorsement of the men whom he rec
commended last Monday night to the
council On the other hand 1t is said
on good authority that in the event
the special police committee defeat the
chiefs move in appointing his own
men, the members of this body will be
subject to recall.
In any event, there promises to bC
some revelation as to the cause o.
dissension between the special police
committee and the chief of police mex
Monday evening, as the chief is deter
mined to back his present force to tn,
limit, and II Is said the police com
mlttee is equally desirous Of regulat
ing the appointments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
llrcnch Officer Relnslnlcd.

lNNllIb llINn lhNni' NlNH'
Paris, Jan ll.--By n decree signed
by President FallIeres, Lieutenant
Colonel Du Patty De Clam, one Of the
most prominent figures in the Dreyfus
treason trial, Is today reinstated in the
French territorial army with his for
mer rank
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
PERFUMED BURGLAR
STEPS FROM PRISON
[rN1rrn rnrss IrAerp VIM. ]

lNNAIhu lhhnN ibhpib NANhsl
San Quentin, Cal, Jan. ia report
was received at Warden Hoyles office
shortly after 10 oclockk today that
Herbert Repsold, the "perfumed bur
glar," who escaped from the prison
last night, had been surrounded in the
hills back Of San Rafael Hoyle said
he expected Repsold would be cap
tured before noon, and returned to the
prison.
1t was learned that Repsold, when
he left the warden's office went to the
prison lavatory where he removed the
electric light bulbs and disconnected
the big arc light over the prison front
entrance thus enabling him to walk
out unmolested In the darkness,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
December Statistics.
FORTY PER CENT or THE
ORANGE CROP DESTROYtD

Los Angeles, Cal, Jon. 1l.--Fol'Gw'
Ing a perusal of reports from his sdr.
ordinates throughout the southern
California citrus district, Vlce-Presl-
cent ]: =. Calvin or tho Southern Pa
clllc railroad, estimated today that
about 40 per cent Of the California
grange uop has baen destroyed by
f.ost
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Admits Combination.

+ Washington, Jan. 11.-When
y the house committee on mer-
4 chant marine resumed today its
+ probe into the alleged existence
= of a shipping trust, Paul Cot
+ thiel, president of Funch, Edey
+ & Co. New York shipping agents
+ was called to the stand. He ad-
+ mitted that all the lines for
+ which his firm acted as agent
+ were members of the combina-
+ tion. These lines, he said, eth
4 er pool their rates or maintain
+ even tariff and sailing schedule
+ in common.
+
Il L.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Is Open Breach.

That there is a wide difference of
opinion between the special police
committee now investigating the
choice made by Chief Of Police She
deck of certain men for his force and
other councilmen is assured by re-
marks made last night by Councilman
John Turner, Of the fifth ward Coun-
Gilman Turner frankly admitted that
any attempt on the part of either the
police committee appointed to investi-
gate Chief 'Shedeck's men, or other
.members Of the city council to re-
fuse the new chief the privilege of Sc
leceting his own men, will be founght
TO the last ditch by him.
1T is plain foolishness for any coun-
Gilman to attempt to dictate as to who
the chief of police Of Salem will ap-
point or recommend for his under Of
ficers," said Councilman Turner. "This
council has not one thing to do with
the selection Of police officers as
view it. The chief is responsible fol
the men he has working under hin
and If the special police committee Sc,
fit to turn down Chief Shedecks rec
concentrations, they should be mad,
responsible for the actions Of any 9th
'er mon other than the chiefs on tn,
job.
This matter Of opposing Chief She
decks recommendations and attempt
ing to dictate as to whether or no
this or that man shall be appointed
Is contrary to the intent of the cit
laws, and for one, will be in favor o
allowing the chief of police to selec
his own men and be absolutely re
sponsible for their actions in the fu
ture
"ln preferring charges against OFF
Ger Gaines one of Chief Shedeck's reC
commended men, there Is not one lot
of fact that has been brought out
Councilman Minton so far. He say
he heard this" and that he "undel
stands that" and so on, but the re;
issue is nothing more than hearsay O
the part of those opposing the chief
selection"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
TROUBLES
Brewing
inCOunCil
Recall of Members Of Com
mittee OrOf Chief Of Police
Is Threatened, Depending
on Who Is Victor

Carrying with 1t what appears from
the outside to be ghosts of recall petit
tions and significant signs Of a gen.
eral rupture in the affairs of the city
council and police department a storm
cloud is gathering which bids fair to
cause sparks to fly when the special
police committee consisting Of Alder
men Jones and Minton, tender their
report of their investigation of charg-
es preferred against Police Officer
Wilbur Gaines.
Those interested in the present state
of affairs of the police department are
looking forward expectantly to some
unusual revelations next Monday
might, which they claim, may be fol.
lowed by dissension of a serious ma
ture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Had a Hard Trip.

: Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 11.-With I
+ more than half Of their number 4
+ shoeless, their feet frozen and 1
; cracked from marching through 1
+ the SHOWS in the Sonora noun 4
+ tains, 200 reinforcements for the 1
+ federal garrison at Aqua Prieta, 1
+ Sonora, arrived today. 1
r One private was frozen to 1
= death during the march from a 1
+ central Sonora post, and anoth- 1
+ er died of exposure. 4
r + r r r r I. r r r r + r .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Canadians visit Coast.

TUNITTD TNT0N IENHID WTWEII
San francisco, Ian. ll.--On a tonr
Of California, 200 residents Of western
Canada spent the day on sight-j'e'
ing tour Of the city and will leave this
afternoon for the south.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Guggenheim Divorce Good.

r Chicago, Jan. lin the cir
r cult court here today Judge
r Heard denied the plea of Mrs.
+ Grace Guggenhelm-W to set
+ aside her decree of divorce from
+ William Guggenheim. Judge
r Heard ruleed that fraud un-
+ doubtedly had been practiced
r upon the court which granted
r the original decree, but he held
r that she was voluntary party
+ to that fraud.
r
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11
Army Promotions Confirmed.

Washington Jan, 1.-THE senate
confirmed today the nominations Of
Brlgadcr-Gcncral George Tourney 10
be surgeon general Of The United
States army and Brlgadlcr-GcuoNl
James Alcshire to be chief VI the
anartermaster service, with the rank
of malor-g general.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

Some people will worry about the
cost OF living as long as It costs any
thing at all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-11

The weather man Is frequently re-
minded that the unexpected happens.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14
HAVE LETTERS ADDRESSED
PROPERLY
HAVE

Postmaster Huber desires to call
the attention of the patrons of the
Ocala, Florida. postoffice 70 the sug-
gestions outlined below;
!. The delivery of letters. especially
in cities and towns large enough to
have city delivery, is frequently de-
layed and oftentimes made impossi-
BILE by the omission OF an important
part OF the address, such as the street
nun Der, or room number. when adj
dressed to an Office building. Not
infrequently the name of the street
is omitted, only the name of the post
office and state being given. Anoth-
er source of trouble is the practice or
giving an address at the intersection
cation of the corner, for in some large
cities number of carrier routes may
terminate at that point, or it may be
the dividing line between the respect,
i've territories of the main postoffice
and a station, or between two sta
tons, and in the absence of the nota-
ton IN. E." N. W. etc. the dis
tributors are unable to determine TO
which carrier the mail should be
thrown.
The increasing careiessness on the
part of the public in addressing their
mail is no doubt aided and abetted by
the practice of the department in sup
plying deficient addresses and also
by the exploitation in newspapers of
the ability of some clerks to decipher
freak" addresses.
desire to advise all the patrons of
the postoffice that complete and accu-
rate addresses are essential to prompt
mail delivery and that they should CO.
operate with the department to the
extent OF seeing that all mail origi-
mated by then bears street num-
Der, or room number in the case of
an Office building. in addition TO the
name of the city and state. All bus
mess firms can be of material assist
ance in the education of the general
public with respect to this require
ment by having all stationery intend
ed for transmission in the mails print
ed with their complete street or of.
fee address.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-14
DEMANDS OF UNITED STATES
ARE REJECTED BY HUERTA
(By Associated Pr~es

Mexico City, Nov. 6.-The purposes
OF Provisional President Huerta were
voiced this morning by person who
is in close touch with him. Ii is stat
ed that Huerta is determined TO re-
ject all demands set forth in the lat
est communication from the United
States, and that he is resolved TO seat
the members of congress who have
Just been elected.
If congress, however, declares the
recent presidential election null and
makes arrangements for another cleo
ton, Huerta win be disposed to abide
by the decision of that body. He
would then submit to the peoples
choice of man TO occupy the presi-
<iency until the autumn of 1916.
There are still no indications here,
however, whether Huerta intends to
make formal reply to the demands
of the United States. The nature OF
the American communication, it is
said, calls for no other reply than
compliance. How long Washington
expects to wait after failing to get
an answer before taking other steps
is a matter of deep concern, and the
city is filled with rumors.