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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-03

The mansion at Clinton, Ill.,, erect
cd forty years ago by Col. Thomas
Smell, yielded up another sensation
when the body of child in a home
made coffin was found skillfully CON
cealed within wall of the house
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-03

A quarter million dollar corporation
is being formed in st. Louis, it is said,
to take over practically all the under
taking and livery establishments in
the city.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-03

No more Sunday funerals" is the
edict of the Paterson, N. j., Minis
terrain Association. Its members adopt.
ed resolutions to this effect and sent
out notices to all undertakers in
Paterson.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-03

Samuel Il. Marts or Llmon, Col, a
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific freight
conductor, was shot and killed by an
unidentified tramp who previously had
held up and robbed the brakeman.
Norman d, Reed of Marts train.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-03

President Wilson has nominated w.
Ii. l.. Pepperell of Concordia, Kan.
to be collector of internal revenue
for the district Of Kansas. PeppeIell
has long been active in Democratic
politics in Kansas.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-03

Fearing violence at the hands of a
mob of Springdale farmers, E. W.
Trumbel, slayer of Frank NOLAN, was
taken to the Kansas state penitentiary
Tor safe keeping by Sheriff Thomas
Larhn Of Leavenworth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
ALL COMPANIES INVOLVED.

Corporation Commissioner Watson
yesterday afternoon announced that all
companies with stocks or bonds to sell,
even though they are not offered at the
present time, come within the purview
Of the blue sky law. He said that the
only investment companies that are ex-
empt are those that have issued and
sold all their securities. All compan-
les he holds, that have stocks or Sc
curities not contracted for prior to
June must live up to the provisions of
the bill,
Mr.. Watson also announced that a
number of companies were sending in
preliminary statements and exemption
affidavits, one being virtually con.
tradiction of the other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
CALIFORNIA TROUBLE
IS BEING AIRED AGAIN
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Washington, july ls.--The controyer.
sy over the postponemeut Of the white
slave cases against r. Drew Caminetti
in San Francisco, which eliminated in
the resignation Of John H. McNab, as
United States district attorney for
northern California, was aired in the
house today.
Representative Clayton, Of Alabama,
chairman Of the judiciary committee
called up the report of that committee
recommending that the Kahn resolution
calling upon the attorney.gencral to
submit to the house all correspondence
in regard to McNab g charges be tabled.
This brought partisan criticism from
from several Republican members, TO
which vigorous defense was made by
the Democrats.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
Cannot Collect
for Man Slain
Commission Holds That Father Of Vic.
tim Cannot Recover Under In.
dustrial Insurance Law.
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Olympia, WASH, July 1S.-when a
man at work gets shot down while en-.
plOyed at his machine, by man with
whom he has had words, his death is
"not the result Of a fOrtunitous event !"
within the contemplation of the indus
trial insurance law. So rules the COM
mission today in rejecting the claim of
Henry FRANKIE for rs burial expenses
for his SON Oscar FRANKIE. As a result
FRANKIE has carried his case into the
Chehalis county superior court
FRANKIE was shot last September by
Theodore Poetros, both being employed
at the plant Of the Western CoOperage
company on Gray's Harbor.
The parents made application for pay
ment under the industrial insurance law
but as it was shown that they were not
dependent upon his earnings, they could
make no recovery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
HEARING IS ORDERED
ON ELECTRIC WRECK
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San Francisco, July 1s.--As the re-.
suit Of the disastrous wreck on the We.
nice railway, near Los Angeles last
week. in which fourteen lives were lost,
and one hundred passengers injured, the
state railroad commission this afternoon
will order a hearing to be held in Los
Angeles July %.
The order will require the Pacific
Electric Railway company to appear be.
fore the commission in the southern city
for an investigation of the safety Of its
lines and equipment. The corporation
will also be required to show cause why
it should not be compelled to establish
block signal system on this line. It is
estimated that the cost Of such a signal
system will be close to Sl,OOO,000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
GRANDSON Of KING TO
MARRY ALAMEDA GIRL

Alameda, Cal, July 1s.-Alfred Car
roll Benton, grandson of King Joseph
of Naples, eldest brother of Napoleon
I, and himself claimant to the estates OF
81. Cloud, in Paris, by right of imperial
decree to his father, Thomas, from Ma
poleon III, and Empress Eugenie, is en-
gagged today to marryNMiss Jessie Beyan
daughter of Police Commissioner b. D.
Bevan, of Alameda.
Benton has returned recently from a
trip around the world. His home is
stocked with relics from the first and
third empires, presented to him by EN-
press Eugenie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
TO ELIMINATE
DIAZ AS CANDIDATE
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Washington, July 1s.-Elimination Of
General Felix Diaz as a presidential pos.
sibility in the October election in Mex
leo, is believed by diplomats and politi-
clans here today to be back of provis.
ional President Huerta's 5 move in send.
ing Diaz to Japan as special ambassa.
dor to thang Japan for the latter's par.
ticipotion in Mexico's centennial in
1910. Diaz is scheduled to leave for
Salna Cruz Saturday by special train.
II Is believed here that the move
means that Huerta is to be n candidate
for the presidency, and if he is, IL is I'D
mitted that he probably would win. II
this should occur, it would add greatly
to the embarrassment Of the Wilson ad.
miuistration for its failure to recognize
Huerta.
Secretary Of State Bryan returned
from his lecture tour and Immediately
went into conference with President
Wilson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
NEW VOLCANO SIGHTED
ON COAST OF ALASKA
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Tacoma, Wash, July ls.-Officers Of
the Pacific Coast Steamship company's
steamer Delhi, in port today, discharg.
ing ore and marble from the north, be-
lieve they sighted a new volcano on the
Alasta coast on the night Of July 10
while stcamng toward the sound, The
Delhi was about 30 miles off Cape Cha
con ch the southeast coast Of Alaska
when the great light, 20 oil appearances
a volcano in eruption, was seen by
those o1 board
Chief Engineer Cailcw first noticed
the light. At intervals it would flare
up, presenting brilliant sight and com.
plo.elS illuminating the landscape It
had all the Characteristics Of other
Alaskar volcanoes und appeared verv
much Ike tho ones near Cooks Inlet
and Hsck of Belaka sid, The latter
broke out In 1910.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
Indian Hunters
to Protect Game
Six Hrndred Volunteer to Obey State
Law, Although Treaty Right Per.
rltts Them to Disregard It.
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North Yakima, Wash, July ls.-six
hundred Indian hunters of the Yakima
reservation nave declared themselves
today in favor of ,he game protection
measures adopted hy Yakima county
and will take out hunting licences. Il
is not necessary for therl to do so, since
their treaty rights allow them to hunt
and fish without regard to the whi,e
mems law.
At "otIatch recent, held at White
Swan, at which Game Warden Frank
i'.yant was present. Chief Meninoc':
called attention to tie fact that the
game scar'ity was due 20 the white men
who kill fer fun, whereas the Indian
kills inf ..u only.
Ire ! ans have a's7 agreed to re.
frain from hunting deer aid other game
n tho sp.,' ms which ~, a. sed by che
state law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
WOMEN VIGILANTES
RIDE WOMAN ON RAIL
Dump Her Into Sea of Mud, After Tear
ing Off Part of Clothing, and
Stone Her Out of Town.
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Waukegan, ILL.,, July 1S.-JOhn Rich,
ardson, a crippled store.keeper at VOlo,
near here, sought warrants today for
fifty "wOmen vigilantes" who kidnap-
ed his wife, rode her on a rail in the
streets of the town and dumped her into
a sea of mud. He says he had mort.
gagged his store for $l50Olwhich he gave
to his wife, and that she has gone to
Chicago.
VIII DunLill, Richardson s brother.in.
law, also left Volo, and his whereabouts
is unknown. Richardson denies that
there is anything wrong between his
wife and Dunnill.
The mob of infuriated women seized
Mrs Richardson, tore off part of her
clothing, placed her on a rail, pelted her
with mud and stones and ordered her to
leave town. Then the "vigilantes /"
went to Dunnill S residence, but he had
left for parts unknown.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
CHERRIANS WILL co
TO PENDLETON FEST.
Booter Organization Will Make an Eff
fort to Get as Many as Possible
Out to Round Up.

That the members of the Salem Cher,
rian club will go to the ,Pendleton
Round Up in force was decided last
night at a meeting held in the old ar.
mory. The new booster organization
will try and get as many people as pos
sible to go to the annual affair, which
is to be held in Pendleton September
II, 10 and 10, and if a sufficient num-
Der can be registered a special train,
made up of Pullmans, chair cars and
diners will be secured.
It is the purpose of the club going to
Eastern Oregon to boost Salem, and
each member will make it a point to
advertise the Capital City. A special
committee to arrange the excursion
was appointed, which is composed of
c. +. Albin, August Huckestein and
Stanley Barton.
The Cherrians' new uniforms will
soon be on hand, and Salem will then
be represented by a band of men
dressed in the most original clothes in
the country. The suits will consist of
creme serge, cream cOlored hats, red
belts and white shoes. The members
have been measured and they are prob
ably now on the road.
The members last night were enthusi.
astic over the proposition to go to Pen.
dleton, and all local people will be ap.
priscd of the fact that they are wanted
to make up the big excursion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
Prominent Oregon Woman
Charged With Assault,
Is Freed.
l. w. w. AGTTAToRS
WILL BE ARRESTED
Orders Issued to Round Up All
of Them and Charge Them
With Vagrancy.
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Portland, Or, July 1s.-Following the
riotOus disturbances here last night in
which deputy sheriffs and police clear
ed the street Of Industrial Workers Of
the World, their sympathizers and citi-
zens, after nearly a hundred persons
were struck with clubs and many
knocked down by the officers, Sheriff
Tom Word and Chief Of Police Clark
today issued orders to arrest all Of the
]. w. W. agitators that could be found
in the city and charge them with va.
grancy. Four arrests were made before
noon today in the vicinity of the plant
of the Oregon Packing company, where
a strike of girl and women employees
has been in progress for some time.
To Let DR., Bqui Depart.
DR.. Marie Equi, one of the leaders of
the band of women who attempted to
speak on the streets last night, who was
placed in the county Jail, will leave the
state before midnight, instead of facing
trial on charge Of assault with dead.
ly weapon Sheriff Word and Chief Of
Police Clark agreed to this today when
friends of DR.. Equi asked that they be
allowed to take the woman either to
Seattle or California.
Mayor Albee today issued an appeal
to the citizens of Portland to keep off
the street at night during the present
disturbances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
JUSTICE IS WITNESS
IN TRIAL Of TOBIN
''leqdant Is Charged With Embezzle.
ment of Money Belonging to
Ed. Croisan.

Inc case of the State VS.. George W.
OO'n' is still in the hands Of the law.
fVn and 1t is not likely that the Jury
ny receive it until late this afternoon
Nl0g to the number of witnesses to be
A'm'ned and the many arguments be.
~ lNdnIeed in by both the state s rep.
seu'atlves and those of Tobin.
'n' defendant is charged with the
''"e OF embezzlement committed by
O"yerting to his own use money which
'"esed to have belonged to Ed. Croi.
"on' T. L, McNary, justice of the su.
'eue court, was called as a witness
ps morning. Judge McNary testified
u'' the defendant and himself had
O'uS together concerning the sale Of
o'e wood which belonged to Croisan,
au ao also described other phases of the
nan in which he acted as counsel for
'''an' A ripple Of laughter was caus.
W mlen Attorney Winslow, who is one
.Oo'n counsel, asked Judge MeNa.
ne thought that he could be con.
Nv, syea with wood corporation and still
.'''n''onsly serve as justice of the
|,hp. p,'ne court, Judge McNary replied
|Sa.,,'Y' ' mat was a matter for the jury to
ue' Out in view of the fact that the
A... r''a''on he was representing, or had
u u, ,,epresenting, was a charitable one
|e,, u ~, nO' see any reason why his pres
h.,.. O'nCe would be affected in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
enator Nelson Says Mulhall
Inquiry Is Being Manipu-
lated for Effect.
)EMAND is GRANTED
BY COMMITTEE
! lcClave Will Be Permitted to
Testify in His Own Behalf
Tomorrow.
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Washington, July 1S.-Flat charges
lat the Democrats were manipulating
! Mulhall inquiry for political purpOs.
were made during the morning ses-
IN of the senate hearing today by Sen.
pr Knute Nelson, of Minnesota, a Re-
.blican member of the Overman com
ttee They were voiced when Senator
mmins interrupted the progress of
|nlhall s testimony to exhibit q tele-
am from Wood McClave, of New Jer.
asking permission to testify before
4 probers.
Nelson demanded that McClave be
Emitted to testify. There was no OBJ.
FtOn, and McClave will appear before
y prObers tomorrow. McClave is the
publican candidate for congress from
sixth district of New Jersey, A
eCial election is to be held next Tues.
N to fill the vacancy.
During Mulhall's examination yester-
~ Senator Reed jumped the hearing
10 years out of its chronological order
Nr -
Muhall might tell of the N. A. M. IS
leratiOns in 1910 in behalf Of McClave.
ResUming his testimony today before
+ senate insidiOus lobby" probers,
|artin NJ. Mulhall, of Baltimore, de.
ribbed his movements in the fall Of
u.s. while assisting in the reelection
congressman favor by the National
fsocation of Manufacturers.
II was ordered to sleep in my
Othes," said Mulhall, "and did So
e simply had to put the republican
rket across, and we did"
Mulhall declared he and other EN-.
Dyes of the n, A. NJ. worked day and
ght in Indiana in an effort to save
'rmer Congressman James Watson, who
1905 was defeated for Governor
Twenty.three thousand letters. de.
gned to discredit Mulhall, will be in.
'oduced by the N. A. NJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
BALK RULE TO BE ENFORCED
UNITED PnnAa inAnnn H1nr1

New York, July 1S,--President
Lynch, Of the National league, yoster.
day sent the following notice to all
club managers:
"lf, with one or more runners on the
bases, the pitcher (ether by accident
or intent) drops the ball while in the
act of delivering the same to batsman
or in throwing to first when occupied
by baserunner the umpire will call a
balk and the runner or runners will
advance one base, Please inform your
players Of the above.p
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
DANIELS IS COMING.
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Portland, Or, July ls.-Postmaster
Frank Myers today received telegram
from the private secretary of Secretary
of the Navy Daniels to the effect that
Mr.. Daniels will stop in Portland a few
minutes July 90 on his way from Ia
coma to San Francisco,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
GUILTY OF MURDER.
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San Diego, Cal, July 1s.--The jury
in the case Of Anderson Cotton, n ne
gro, charged with the murder of ]. A.
Cowan on the water front here, on the
night of April 12, brought in a verdict
of first degree murder, with q life i'm.
prisonment sentence at noon today.
The jury was out less than an hour In
the trial Of the case, Cotton . attorneys
offered no evidence in his behalf,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
John Montag Is
to be Marshal
President Wilson Sends Nomination Of
Oregon Man to Senate for Confir-
nation.
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Washington, July 1s.-President
Wilson sent to the senate the following
nominations today.
Commissioner of mediation and con-
ciliatiOn, William L. Chambers, of the
District Of Columbia.
Assistant commissioner of mediation
and cOnciliation, G. W. W. Hanger, of
the district of Columbia.
United States judge for the north
district of California, Maurice T. Dool.
ing,
United States marshal for the district
of Oregon, John Montag, of Portland.
United States district attorney for
the southern district of California, AL.
bert Schoonover.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
HOTEL BURNS.
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Kennel, Cal, July ls.-The CONNER.
cial hotel, three.story frame struc.
ture, was destroyed by fire here early
today. One hundred dodgers escaped in
their night clothes. The loss is estimat.
cd at $4,000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
AsHURsT RAPED.


Washington, July ls,-During the de.
bate today in the senate on his resolu.
tion regarding Secretary of State Bry.
ans salary, Senator Bristow openly
charged Senator Ashurst, of Arizona,
with using public money to pay private
telegraph tolls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
UNITED rnrss LEASED WINE.

New York, July 1s.-Directors of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford rail.
road today accepted the resignation Of
President G. s. Mellen to become effec.
tive when his successor is appointed
Mellen rendered his resignation yester.
dav
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
JURY STILL OUT.
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Portland, Or, July ls.-At 1880 to.
day the jury which heard evidence in
the trial Of Edmund +. G. Won Klein,
charged with larceny Of jewels valued
at $4,000 from Miss Ethel Newcomb,
was still deliberating. The case was
given to the jury at 1880 yesterday.
Predictions of a hung jury are being
freely made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
DEADLOCK CONTINUES
AND RAIL MANAGERS
ARE FIRM NDEMANDS
Ready to Fight to Maintain
Stand for Arbitration of
All Troubles.
NO STRIKE RIGHT AWAY
Railroad Organizations Will Wait Until
Senate Confirms Mediation Com.
nissioners.
NO STRIKE RIGHT AWAY
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= 7 + = + = 4. = = + + + 3 =
r +
r New York, July Presidents =
= Lee and Garretson, of the train I,
+ mems and conductors brother. Z.
+ hoods, ordered this afternoon that :.
= all district leaders remain within Z,
= call in case of sudden decision to !.
+ strike, Another conference was I.
+ held late today between the EN-. +
= playes representatives and the I.
+ managers committee, =
r =
+ = = = + = r r = + + r h Z.
New York, July 1S.-The deadlock
between the railroad managers and the
committee of one hundred representing
10000 trainmen and conductors of east
ern lines, over the question of submit.
ting call grievances to the federal
mediation commission, provided for in
the Newlands amendment to the Erd-
man act, continued today, with both
sides apparently determined not to re-
cede from their positions.
The railroad managers denied that
they had practiced trickery in framing
Mondays letter, and declare that the
"All'' in the agreement to arbitrate
was not intended as "joker." They
are ready to fight to maintain the stand
they have taken, it is asserted.
Ultimatum of Employees.
The trainmen S committee expect that
the railroads will capitulate, following
the receipt of the ultimatum from their
employees that the railroads must with.
draw the eight demands which the man
ayers propose to submit to arbitration,
or there will be strike. The railroads,
according to the trainmen's committee,
could have selected no surer way Of
driving the men from the service than
by insisting on arbitration of their own
grievances at this time.
The railroad managers held q session
this morning, at which it was expected
Seth Low, president of the National
Civic Federation, would present media
tive suggestions concerning the ques-
tions to be submitted to arbitration,
Before the meeting Low pointed out
that the present attitude Of the rail-
roads was adopted after the White
House conference.
The employees committee maintains
that when the railroads agreed to join
the conference with President Wilson,
the only question pending was the dis.
pute over the trainmen 3 wage demands.
Will Await Senate's Action.
Presidents Lee and Garretson, Of the
trainmens' and conductors organiza-
tions, respectively, joined in a declara.
tion that the employees would wait uu.
til the senate had confirmed President
Wilson's appointments Of mediation
commissioners, and then, if the railroad
insisted on submitting their grievances
to the federal board, the men would re.
fuse to sign the stipulation for arbtra.
tion and would strike.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
FIRST CASE Of MAD
. DOG COMES AT MEDFORD
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Medford, Or, July ls.-A dog belong
ing to Mrs. Bob Fitzsimmons, who is ap.
pearing here in vaudeville, developed
symptoms of rabies yesterday, was CON
fined, watched and shot today The
animal is thought to have become in.
fected in Portland. This is the first
case of rabies in southern Oregon and
the city authorities have ordered all
dogs muzzled or kept tied up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-18
CALIFORNIAN WINS.
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London, July ls.-Maurice L. Me-
Loughlin, of San Francisco, defeated r.
B. Howell, Of Canada, in three straight
sets today, The American won the first
set los, the second 6.l, and the third,
a.