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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
TELLS OF ALLEGED FRAUDS
OF THIS FUEL CONCERN
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE !

San Francisco, Jan. special Treas
ury Agent w. II. Tidwell continued his
testimony yesterday at the trial of the
eight officials of the Western Fuel com.
pany, charged with conspiring to de.
fraud the government.
Tidwell declared that total of 72,.
oil tons of excess coal, representing
approximately $5O4,O77, was received
from foreign shipments between April
1906, and December, 1912,
Defense Attorney McCutcheon tool,
into court charts intended to show that
majority of the cargo and discharged
at San Diego gave shortages instead
of averages, Records Of the Thor
Reidcr Bessie Dollar, Titania and Tor.
denskiold were produced in an effort
to show that the company received sew.
eral thousand tons of coal less than the
bills of lading called for.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
MORGAN TELLS HOW RESERVE
BANKS SHOULD BE HANDLED
UNITED rnnss IAAArp wInn.A

New York, Jan. ~. Pierpont Nor.
gan testified before the currency or.
gOnization committee yesterday after.
noon.
lie said the essential point in the
organization OF reserve bank was to
have AZ least one bank Of such import
ance as to command the respect and
confidence of business men and bankers
everywhere, Morgan was uncertain
whether New York should be a reserve
bank center or branch of Boston
reserve bank,
Morgan favored three reserve banks
on the Atlantic scaboard and said one
Of these should be in Atlanta, He said
the capitar Of such q bank was not as
important as its resources,
Lewis Clark, president Of tho Amer.
lean Exchange National Bank, recon-
monded eight reserve banks, He said
banks should be located in New York
either Richmond or Washington, Allan.
Ia, either Houston Texas or New Or.
leans, Chicago, st. Louis, either Oma.
hN or Denver, and San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07

authorize the attorney.general of the
state to recover the will of Martha
Washington, now in the private collec.
tion of j. P. Morgan, at New York.
The will was stolen from the Fairfax
county court house in the course of the
battle of Bull Run in the Civil war.
Mrs. John II, Barbour, of Falls
Church, Va, regent of the organiza.
tion, has placed in Senator Thornton S
hands copy of letter she received
from Bella Da Costa Green, librarian
for j, Pierpont Morgan, declining to
return the will to the archives of the
court house.
Citizens of Virginia, who have been
searching for the will for nearly so
years, accidentally learned last year
that it was in Mr.. Morgan 8 collection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
LAST MEDICINE MAN DIES

klamath Falls, Or, Jan. DIR,
John, the last medicine man of the
klamath tribe, is dead. He was so old
no one knew his age, and was nearly
blind, Many Indians believed he would
never die, They have the same idea con.
cerning White Cindia and Dixie, two
squaws, who make medicine and do
many things to excite the curiosity Of
the natives and visitors.
DR.. John was not young at the time
Of the Modoc war, and was one of the
tribe involved in that war, He was not
deported with the Modocs, not having
been present at the massacre of Gener.
al Candy and others.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
FLYER ORDERED TO FLIGHT
TO SATISFY HIS HONOR
luNrrrD PREss LsAsED wrRn,l

Paris, Jan, Jules Yerdines, one of
the two French aviators who recently
flew from Paris to Cairo, was ordered
today by the French Aerial League to
give satisfaction Immediately to Henry
Roux, his rival, who also accepted the
flight. Roux challenged Vedrinas to a
duel after the latter had struck him in
the face during an alteration.
Tho quarrel between the two avia-
tors arose because Roux alleged to have
requested the Turkish officials not to
assist vedrines on his flight In the
Orient.
All the celebration which had been
arranged in honor Of Vedrines by the
French colony, in Cairo have been can.
celled.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
DIFFICULTY FOUND IN
GATHERING WITNESSES
[uSirnp rRrss IAAsrp wmp.1

Gold Beach, Or, Jan 7.--Aaron r..
Cooley, who was returned TO Oregon
from San Francisco a few weeks ago
to answer to charge of numbering
Thomas Van Pelt in Curry county more
than IA years ago, has been brought
here from the Jail at Roseburg aud is
awaiting hearing.
District Attorney Meredith has sub.
penaed number Of witnesses for the
state and the hearing probably will he
held Monday before Judge Wood.
District Attorney Meredith SAYS he is
confident Cooley win be held to answer
to the grand jury, which will convene
here in April,
Attorney W. W. Cardwcll accom-.
panied the prisoner frfom Roseburg and
win be assisted in the defense by j.
Huutley, Of this city, and Judge Childs,
Of Crescent City, California,
II has been found extremely difficult
10 gather all witnesses in The case,
owing to the lapse Of time since the
fatal shooting Of Thomas Van Polt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
GOVERNOR FERRIS GETS
FACTS IN REGARD TO STRIKE
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1RB.l

Houghton, Mich, Jan. 7.-Governor
Ferris gained much first hand informa.
tion yesterday regarding the copper
miner s strike which has been in pro-
gress more than five months. Espe.
cially did the governor learn about a
number of county and company deputies
in the strike zone and the extent to
which the so-called gun men have been
used
He obtained his information from the
sheriffs, prosecuting attorneys and sup.
ervisors of the two counties objected
by the strike. At the conclusion of
the session he impressed upon them
that they must work together in main,
tanning law and order and in protecting
life and property.
Twice the governor referred to the
Meyer deportation in public. 1t was
learned that he also deplored its effects
at practically every private conference
with business men and others who were
unwilling to air their views before the
reporters,
In general statement, Prosecutor
Lucas accused the imported officers of
gross cruelty toward the prisoners. He
said he had discovered several cases
where men were beaten without good
cause and said that the practice was
stopped only by his threat to arrest
gunner.
The governor sought information re.
garding charges made last summer that
the soldiers had been guilty of immor.
ality, assaults on children and indis.
criminate shooting. The allegations
were denied by every man questioned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
AsTERoIN, OUT AT
NIGHT, GETS LOST
[uNrrnp rrnsn 1rAnrp w1nr.l

A@@eA-N
San Francisco, Jan. 7.-Somewhere in
the wide and starry sky the celebrated
new asteroid or minor plant 1911 Mt,
otherwise designated the asteroid Al.
bert, is lost,
Astronomers at Lick Observatory and
the observatory at the University of
California have been searching for the
missing object for two months, with.
out avail.
Knowing exactly from computations
made by themselves where to look on
any night, the observers have vainly
trained their telescopes along the path
of Albert.
They have widened the zone of the
search and made allowance for errors
of calculation. They have picked up,
one after another, three of Albert =
brothers, each time mistaking the lit.
tie stranger Albert, and each time after
new calculations have been ascertRined
that they had not found Albert at all,
but had discovered new asteroids. al
"In our search, said DR.. Heber %.
Curtis, "we found three faint asteroids
close to the computed position of 1911
Mt. That three such bodies should
have been found in this restricted area
throws an interesting sidelght on the
large number of faint asteroids discov.
cradle in long exposures with power.
full reflectors."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
GARDEN HELD INDISCREET
: FOR oRITIoIsING WASHINGTON


Washington, Jan. 1T is understood
here that the transfer of Sir Lionel
Garden British Minister TO Mexico City
TO Rio Janeiro, was to some extent a
sequel to the observations of Sir Will.
liam Tyrrell, private secretary to Sir
Edward Grey, British Minister Of AZ.
fairs, during his stay in Washington
last November.
Sir William noted the impression in
officials circles made by the reported
interview with Sir Lionel in the course
of which the ambassador was said to
have questioned the information of the
Washington administration regarding
the Mexican situation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
FISH AND GAME BOARD
OFFICE TO COME HERE
Decision to Make This City Headquar-
ters Is Arrived at During Meeting
Held In This City.
BETTER SYSTEM OF HANDLING
WORK is NOW PROMISED
Expected That Board VIII Keep Track
Of Its Affairs in Better Shape
Than In Past.

The state fish and gamo commission,
at a meeting here yesterday, decided to
locate the headquarters Of the depart.
ment in this city, and employ q private
secretary to hav general supervision Of
tho work, after IL has been outlined by
by the commission. While II was de.
cided that Master Fish Warden Clan.
ton and state Game Warden Finley
might elect to have their offices here
or in Portland, II is believed they will
decide to have them here, TO bo In close
touch with tho commission and the sec.
retary. The commission viii relieve the
wardens Of much Of the work now con.
nccted with their offices, giving them
much more time for work in the filed
Announcement was made that sec,
rotary probably would be named at n
meeting in Portland tomorrow, when
details Of the new system will be made
public.
Governor West, when informed Of the
action of tho commission, said II would
in future accomplish a great deal more
effective work at a large saving to the
state. HO desires the entire depart.
mont TO be located in Salem, believing
II not only will result in great saw.
ing, but win enable the commission and
employees TO operate under far more
businosslike basis than heretofore.
All tho commisaioners--Messrs. Kin,
ney, Bilyeu, Clifford, Evans and Kelly
attended the meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
ITALIAN WOMEN VOTE,


frNtrrp rprsH tn,rrn wiRr
Milan. Jan. italian women have
Just won their first right to vote in the
commercial elections Of this city. Some
ZOO women who are members Of the
Milan Chamber OF Commerce are af.
fected by the concession. In contract,
however, with the political suffrage of
men in Italy which is enjoyed also by
the analphabets, the women either have
to present certificate showing they
have completed the elementary school
or show a government official that they
know how to read and write.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
DIssoLvEs CORPORATIONS

Governor West at the request Of Cor.
poration Commissioner Watson, Monday
issued a proclamation dssolving 5a7 do.
mestic corporations and sS foreign cor.
porations for failure to file preliminary
reports and obtain licenses to do bust.
ness as required by law Mr., Watson
said a number Of the corporations were
out Of business
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07

in on lone and unidentified Indian at
Lake.ofthe-Woods, 35 miles from War
road, and his bones were found today
stripped of flesh. The nine carcasses
Of the wolves he had killed were lying
within radius of few rods.
Wolves are starving because of the
fine weather and lack of snow. As a
result they are travelling in packs, aver.
aging between 80 and 40. 1t is said
there are more wolves this winter than
have been seen for years along the
Canadian boundary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
ARTISTS 10 ExHIBTT.

London, Jan. English artists wan
to participate in the Panama. Pacific OK
position in San Francisco next year
Sir Edward Poynter president Of tn,
Royal academy, and many other dis
tinguished artists petitioned the gov
eminent today to recognize officially
a British fine arts section at the ex
position.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
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AvALANcHEs WRECK HOUSES
AND CAUSE ONE DEATH


Seattle, Jan. Mud avalanchos on
the hillsdes Of West Seattle wrecked
houses last night, causing the first "a
iaIity resulting from heavy rains which
have been falling over western Wash.
inrton since Friday
The home Of Simon Booth was wreck.
Cd by the slide. Booths 3ycarold
hnbv was killed and six other members
IL tho family were injured but win rc
cover Mrs. Booth was pinned down
by the wrocbage and nearly covered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
MODEL PoSToFFICE

San Francisco, Jan. 7.-Following a
conference here today with Director
Of Works II. D. H. Connick, of the Pan.
ama.Pacific exposition company, Post.
master Charles Fay announced this af,
ternoon that he would establish a mod.
el postoffiee at the fair grounds Fay
will provide the men to handle the
mail and the exposition company will
erect the building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
DAUGHTERS WANT
WILL OF MARTHA WASHINGTON

Fairfax, Va, Jan. 7.--State Senator
Thornton announced today that acting
at the request Of officers Of the Daueh.
ters Of the American Revolution, he
would ask the Virginia Legislature TO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
WOLF PACK EATS INDIANS.

CrOokston, MINI, Jan. 7.--After ne
had omptied his rifle and then fought
desperately with his knives, killing nine
wolves, tnc remainder Of the pack closed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07
SNAP

If you want home, or make good
investment, look this up at once. House,
barn, Ia lots, close in. Price $4,000;
terms.
Another One.
Five acres of fine land, we'll i'm
proved, with stock and all implements
Price $4,000; terms. Owner going away.
Owner will sacrifice to make a quick
deal.
BECHTEL & BYNoN,
347 State Street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-07

by mud when rescuers reached her An
other house slid down the hillside
toward the beach but none of the oc.
cupants were injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
NE VI MEXICO MAY
GET 100000 To
BUILD ROADS
House Committee Files Sup
Elemental Bin Recommend
he Appropriation Of S25,
100000 for Highways,

ny spHHihg iouHHsl ftreihL tnAaap merl
Washington, Jam 40 a supple.
mental report on the blll 70 apprn-
pirate SgaoOo00e yoar fof federal
ald ~ road construction in lhe various
states was filed ito tho house today
by Representative shackclford. chair
man IN Tho house roads committee.
"a special fule milking this blli 10 order
ha nn amendment 70 The pntoffico
appropriation bill now Before Tho
housc. probably wlll be actcd upon
tomorrow by The rules committee
The pl proposes to divide the ap-
preparation among the states ID pro-
portion "a the rural delivery routes
ana post roads iu each state. Tables
setting forth thc mileage Of these
roads 10 ouch state were Included in
mo report filed today
Another tnble gave The maximum
amount Of Federal ad each state
miaht receive under the provisions
of the bill This table includes inc
following Figures
hrizuna s65eee Arkanms sass,
100 california t6og160. Colorado.
s2oi2b0. ldaho. fil2600 Montana.
8l2sf50 Nevada F42.6O0 Now Max
loo 100000 oklahoma, s512.5O0.
Nmh sss76O and wyoming }G5,O0O.
IcNaa ihc lurseal siate ia thc union.
VAS awarded Stl2G260.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
Hour 10 Make the Best
Cough Remedy al Home
4 Family supply az smell C0fi.
and Intly Guaranteed,

Make plain syrup hv mixing one
pint Vt gfapUlatel sugar aud rs pint eli
warm water and stir iaf 3 mnuies
Tut 2i5 puncrs ei uufa lincy flty
cents worth 10 d put bottle anil ON IL
no With fhc sugar MpruH hH giyNg
Aon Il family mpnle nl ho tr#i couch
eyrup az d saving ot SD 4 mower sp0ila
Take tFapooniul 9cff one, Two or
three hours
The effectiveness 81 this simple rmnclp
N surprising. II s0tms 40 take h0ll nj
most instantly, and Nil usually con.
qucf M ordinary cmigh in "a lmura
III tones Hn ihe hdod aphemla hnh t
Just laxative enough Co be- helpful iD
a cough and ims pleasing tastu
Also excellent ior bronchial trouble
bronchial afhna uhoopIug cough and
spasmulie Group.
This method % making cough remedy
with Pinrx and Sugar Syrup Tor
strained hone, "a now used Ia mora
homes than any other cough syrup
This explains why il is often initiated
though never successfully if Won nv
II, nse ONLY genuine pinex. which Il a
most valuable concentrated compoufd
Of Norway white pine extract, and !.
rich ia ruaiaeul and other natural
healing pine clements. Other prcpafa
tioHs viii not work Va this combination
A riaraniy % absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded. goes with
THE preparation. Your druggist has
fner. or viii Ret n for YOU II not
send TO Tie rincr Co. 1T. Wayne, Ind
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
HFnils rrAH nsnu,Als NAY
ESCAPE FROM TORT BLISS

El pHso reN lau on Rebel lead
cts at Juares today sent word 40 Brig
adier Gen'ml Scott that they feared
thc tvdcruls when mlcuc ut Fort
Hli-s would attempt to steal across
the MeNlcan side and rcioin the Huer-
GA army The rebels asked that the
refuRvcs De removed from the border
General Scott replied that precautions
had been Hkeu to prevent the escape
0f uny fcdruls
The refugees ou tbeir arrival here.
ofo To- ho guarded might mud dav hv
tWr cumpanle nf infantry
General Francisco villa sent word
rum chihuahua to hls chiefs IL
luareN that hc cNpeeed 10 come to
TIE hordor within fev DAYS ta trans-
oet routine business n connection
with thr rahei government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
MORE FEDERAL AID
FOR SCHOOLS Of
AGRICULTURE
Measure Passes House With
Practically No Opposition
and Is Expected 10 Get
Through Senate Quickly


Washlneten Jan The agIlcm.
tnfal extension bli pruYialng for fcd
efai aid IN the dissemination OF aoien.
tiff farm Information hy practical
experiments and Through publication.
WIS pafsud by the housc today hy a
vote 81 "a to nine Under the mras.
ufe' ne sarioua state agricultural co
leRes would recoiyn federal funds to
finance plans Tor acquaintng thp
farmors with facts established hy he
department Of agriculture
A. i pissed he house. the Mll
would provide FOR an immodnie "a.
preparation pf saso.ooo. OF which fl0.-
eco would g. - each state compiyinr
with the requirements of tho law rhis
appropriation would bee Increased hy
sseH. GOO each year fer nine years. and
after 4 ttn-ypaf period would become
b permanent annual nrpreprapen of
fa,eQa.a00
The BAL War called up hy Repre-
sentative lever 81 south enrolha.
under motion 90 suspend the rules,
and With lesa lhau an hours debate
vns rushed ihroiHh u is scheduled
no confederation n the scnate fhWa-
day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
FRANCE IN GRIP Or
INTENSELY COLD
WEATHER
Train Service Is Practically
Stopped and Great Suffering
Is Experienced Because of
Snow and Low temperature

isf soHHHe ieuuHsl srroitt trsato uasi
fHflF jean. tH The rununuous
cold throughout France with heuyy
snuwfalls Is becomne "a national ca.
mmhf, fumnd David mihAtUt 0f
pdhila works. wN occupied today in
cancellations with the railway cua
ncfts rsihlh, to measures which The
foFonnmtut could undertake for the
restoration of railway communication
in southern France
The first trim n three dave be-
tween trapqo and spain got through
in ''ttnerr to-day hui more than TWEEN
~ other prn,ierIHl lines afr complete
N put uf service
THE minister 1T war has authorized
the commanders of thr nauisens te
nt'llse ihc aouW 700 blessing ont SNOW
hound iuMs
temngrpiW of four hollow zero
lfHhfcnboln bns heru registered iu
ihf department ut Hamt-lelre snd
SIS heI0N aru n tbe NWersae region
Mricorolorisis fnd lhat tho tlrms ut
thls winter equal ihnse of the historic
IONS 80 tsNk and 1Nln Foxes deer
ana other wHl animals have be,u
gHna dead n ihn forests
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
MORE EVIDENCE OF
GRAF UNCOVERED
BY WHITMAN
Construction Company Con-
tributes Money to Demo-
cratic Committee Of Steuben
County, New YORK,

Now york. In. m i I'M ",'5
courlney IN tho Atapt. r5bstrnn,ton
COMPANY N oontracfing corna,., n , ~,
of Auanta. a. ~ tho 0rst ,yi,noss
today II District Auornep Whitmon,s
John Doe inouir, pto etafa bjghway
efaa testified thai IN lel9 ho com.
tributcd $500 To the dcmonratio com
mitteo Of stenben eounn III nsid Il
~ John q. McCraArv who aetnd ID
collector for tho commune be ~
planned. lie had contrarts for state
road construction IN IN limo aegro-
eating nearly se70.00a. McCrearv he
said. was nm Official in tbo tav de-
partment a. Aibanv
~ ana n bec,tpse vag m mo co,.
tracing huglucaa be. conceded 81
knew dc contractor were aii glving
up.a
Didn't Won olive pu hocat,eo you
know Mecro.r,. ,yas ., ,tf,,i,l ~ Al
bany ana Won tbopohf "a Mas q tact
rul tbipe M doo" osi..d ~ dis,ria,
attornev
~ snppoee tb,t y.ss Ga, ,,,, ,,so1 o.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
SAYS He
WILL CO TO JAIL
WEDNESDAY


10Y MORNING louHHAL sp1eiAL lrssEp wiREl
Mayllr, - ". Jan Sheriff
Anderson failed today in two attempts
% break tine sevcn-day Siege Of tho
Boardsley farm, at summerdale. and
TO arrest Edward Beardsley. I'm the
first he used two out-of-toWn detec-
lives pofing as photographers. 20 get
close enough To- Beardslcy to grapple
with him Beards.ey posed for "a pic
lufe, at the window, bat never re-
lnqulshed his rifle. and the detectives
could not carry out the4 plan Late
,his afternoon Fred Beardsley. a
cousin of he bosicged farmer; Axel
olson a friend, and Luther S. Luldn
county clerk visited the outlaw The
sheriff thought Beardsley might sur
render 90 Mr. Lukin
Beardsley received them at the win
dow and talked freely out stuck 10
his determination not 10 surrender.
~ viii surrender on Wednesday.
when the mothcr-in-law takes the
kids he said Then J am going 20
jail with Attorney Richard If there's
any monkey business from the sheriff
and his gang there's goiug 90 DE trou-
bile I'm going go march To- the jal
without their help
BeGrdsley said The woman in the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-20
SOCIALIST FUND 10
CL0THE CHlLDRE N

Chicago, Jam ~ Two thousand
children in the mine strike districts
tf Calumet Nirhs ana Colorado win
bo clothed and shod hy The strike
thillfcn's fund ~ the socialist ornun-
iatuon Il was announced from ao-
tIalls. headquarters lodaY Telegram
Win pa sent 10 Calumet and Colorado
tonlshi, il was said, asking Tor in
siuctions as ID whm clothing waR
uceael Tho supplies win De- pur-
thtreH here
thlidfeu II school aEe ate thor
needing clothes and shoes. said Mrs
W - brAuatewer custodian bf mo
fund which was started soyeful
weeks ago We arc Informed that
tht miners families aro NOT p want
az fnoi we have fgcral Thousand
deim n bond contributed from so.
lloua aounea lnAudiae thuflhe anI
foundations outside 81 tho mbof
~ is understood tha, CHS
fund g solely for thc relicf Of child.
rem and ne other purpose"