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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09
coQU1LLE GOES DRY.

p Coquille, Ore, June g. - Saloon
licenses which expire in Coquille after
July | win not be renewed. This de-
eision was reached at tumultous ses-
sion Of the city council last night. A
petition signed by 45O voters asked
that saloons be abolished. This is more
than two-thirds Of the total registration,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09
ROOSEVELT ENTERTAINED
BY SPANISH ROYALTY

Madrid, June 9.--King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria today entertained
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt at their
summer palace at LaGrania, forty miles
from Madrid. His stay at the palace
lasted about four hours.
Colonel Roosevelt, accompanied by
Ambassador Willard and the staff of
the American embassy, left Madrid
early in the morning by automobile for
the royal residence. They arrived in
time for luncheon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09
DISCUSS FEDERAL RESERVE
BOARD GOVERNOR

Washington, June 9.-Discussion of
the federal reserve board occupied the
was said, was having difficulty in Sc
meeting today President Wilson, it
of II females was reported. Mortality
lecting a governor for the board. The
members so far selected are: Paul War
burg of New York, w. P. Harding of
Birmingham, Adolph Miller of San
Francisco, and E. C. Simmons of St
Louis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09
MALE DEATH RATE
HIGH In THIS CITY
Males Exceed Females By 10 Among
New ArTivals-Slump in Marriage
Market Noted for May.

There were A births in this county
last month and 2j deaths reported to
County Physician Van Wrinkle. Among
the new arrivals the males exceeded the
females by TO- as there were 81 out of
the "A who will be called "sOnny."
Twenty-three of these boys were born
in this city, where the birth of eleven
females was reported. The mortality
rate was much higher among the males
in this city last month than among the
females, there being 10 deaths among
the former and five among the later.
The marriage market suffered a
slump, however, as there were but II
licenses issued last month, less than
half the usual number. The opinion
is expressed that this shortage will be
more than made up in this month of
June brides.
There were 10 cases of contagious
diseases reported in the county, only
one Of which resulted fatally, however.
The cases of contagious diseases are
widely scattered and in no instance is
anything like an epidemic reported.
The full report follows;
Births.
Salem-Males, 90; females, II. Hub.
bard-Females, Q, WOodburn-Females
l. Mt. Angel-Males, l. Silverton-
Males, 2; females, l. Mill City-Males
/; females, l. StaytOn-Males, l.
Deaths.
Salem-Age: 10, senility; 70, heart
disease; 49, tuberculosis; 80, heart dis
ease; 70, stomach trouble; Sc, neyhri-
tbs; 81, senility; 70, apoplexy; 6, cerc
bro spinal meningitis; 36, general pare
sis; 81, senility. Females-Age: z.
senility; 80, appendicitis; "a, diabetis
8, neart disease
Marion-Male-Age; 54, appendicit
is.
silverton-Male-Age: 32, heart dis
ease.
/ Mill City-Male-Age: "A, stomach
trouble.
Woodburn-Male-Age: SS, hear
trouble; female, As, uraemia.
Pratum-Female, heart disease.
Fairfield-Male, age, n, senility.
Jefferson-Female, stillborn, I.
Contagious diseases-SmallpOx, l
typhoid fever, 2; scarlet fever, 5; mel.
ingitis, erysipelas, 1.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09
Cattle, Won1an's Gossip, Pickles,
and Frosted Cake Figure in
Case Decided by Supreme Court

him of anything, and that in fact about
all that there was any evidence of be-
ing butchered was the English language.
On top of this however it held that
there was no ground for action for
damages for the reason that Mrs. Smith
had invited Edling to make the search.
About all of the transaction Of which
connection, if any, between that eGid
beef at the picnic and the cattle brand
ed j. J. on the starboard side aft
which Won Behren had missed on the
range.
Other Gases.
The other cases are as follows:
Van Walters ct al, appellants VS.
E. J. Cooper; appealed from Washing
ton; suit to restrain the prosecution OF
an action at law, affirmed.
David G. Smith, appellant VS.. William
". MeDuffee, ct al, appealed from
Grant; action for damages for an illega
entry on real property, affirmed.
W. S. Fields Ell al, appellants vs.. R
j. Crowley ct al; appealed from Grant
action to collect rents, reversed.
George Smith VS.. D, G. Burns, appel
liant; appealed from Multnomsh; actor
for damages for personal injuries, modi
fled.
George W. Riggle, appellant VS.. l. c
Lens; appealed from umatilla; actor
for damages for the death Of plaintiff
son, affirmed.
state vs. Lester Goff, appellant
charged with larceny of cattle; ap
pealed from Grant; affirmed.
/ E. W. Oliver, appellant VS.. Grand
Ronde Grain Company ct al; appeale'
from Union; suit to foreelose a lien Of
grain, affirmed.
Louis Bergedin ct al, appellants VI
Matt Mosgrove; appealed from Una
ti,la; suit for an accounting, affirmed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09

Engineer o. Laurgaard, who has
charge of the TumalO reclamation pro-
jeet, arrived in the city today, and is
a meeting of the desert land
board this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09
The Salem school board met in spe

4Hu odtVII ONIIOOH D0.@HNE 1111S IN ~
cial session at the high school last
night and considered the applications
now on file for positions as teachers
in the grade school. Outside Of these
matters there was nothing taken up Of
any importance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09

In an argument did you ever notice
that the man who says he "holds a
brief" usually makes the longest talk 7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09

vorce suit against William Rapp, jr.
The jury was directed accordingly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-09
Federal.

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Buffalo ....................-. ...-......... |
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Anderson and Blair; Cullop and
/ Easterly.
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Continued on page 3.)
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02
bLOOD|EST BATTLE
0F MODERN TIMES IS
FOUGHT IN GAL|C|A
Especial by United Press Wire.)

PARIS Sept 2:-The French center is holding. This was
1.-The cheering news issued from the office when made It's
first announcement today Coming on top of similar an
nouncement at midnight meant the military experts say that
1.-The efforts of the Germans to break the allied army in two and
Ito surround the terribly harassed left has failed. The allied
army is intact potent effective fighting corps that can con-
nue to withdraw the face of superior numbers and be
ready to assume the offensive when the Germans ose and
the necessity of epenshng their eastern army to meet the
Russians force the Germans to weaken their front on French
soil.
This announcement overshadoWed the admission that the
line between the strong German right wing and Paris is gradu
Iay esseninu The feeling in Paris today is tar more
jstc than at any time during the last ten days. The annVer
Sary of Sedan has passed and no great dSaSe mas
Whemed the French army The battle line on the n0n toudy
rouuhy speakinq was believed to follow line running eaS anu
west about through the center of the department OF OSe Asne
and Ardennes The most desperate fighting reported from
Rethe in the department of Ardennes where the oeFanS
have thrown enormous forces against the FrenCh neS Inc
lines are holding fast, however. .
That the allied lines have been driven back nearly 10
Campeune in the department of Disc, which is less than SXv
miles from Paris was admitted today was stated that the
fighting all along the line in this vicinity was OF u'e erCes.
character The Germans stated, were stI trying 10
hreak through the British and German forces AT daygh e
ermans made concerted assault on the French lines be-
tween Amiens and VervnS and the fighting there SAID 10 De
desperae The Germans are utilizing TO the utmost ueh
rapid fire artillery which mounted on automobeS Inc
F ench artillery is declared likewise to be dong enormous
execution in the lines of the enemy The Germans continued
their massed tactics and declared to be saCrCng tno
sands of men in their attempt to break through the INES Inc
German aviaorS very active, flying over ne aleG eS as
reuardnu their danger in order to locate poSSpe any gap
lin The French lines Several aeopanes have been brought
down inside the allied ns and their pilots have been eler
killed or captured
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DROPS BOMBS INTO ANTWERP TO
DESTROY WIRELESS STATION
Special BIZ United Press Wire.

Special
2The Belgium capital thrown into panic early
attempted to destroy the wireless
Belgian
but 1t
contemplation against
the city and dfurthe
when the outlying forts
dgbe The Zeppelin flying fully 5000
but the drigibe
their mark However the
Zeppelin high it mpo
their plan of attack When the drlglpe
the
enough and they were
quickly in be utilized by the
Germans in determining their location
of bombs which fell IN he
Early received sad
did comparatively this time the aerial guns
mounted on hail of bullets
had beend the dirigible.
their rifles finally the
dgible swung around NJ hurried towards Malines.
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AUSTRIAN ARMY CRUSHED
Especial by United Press Wire.)

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2:-The Austrian army mas mas
been completely crushed. News from the 'front.' WeIe te
General battle has been progress for eight days. most "a
yorabIe to Russia Lemburg the capital of Austrian 6alca
is now held by Russians The Austrian center has been pene
trated by superior Russian force and the wings are now peg
tumbed back upon their outer lines. IN
Official dispatches from Grand Duke Nicholas tell o. ,
sweeping victory in the boodles battle Of moden teS 'e
Russian losses have been enormous is admitted, DL II IS
stated they are far less than those sustained by the ASa
Entire baades of AusranS have been entirely annIIaleo'
amonu them being some of their highest officers.
With Lembrg held by the Russians and the Austrian
center penetrated the Austrians will have great dLcny
drawing to positions and their englS are SO naug M at
morazed that will be difficult to reform into an active Ignt
ina force The general staff admitted today that two army
corps operating eastern Prussia have been defeated by e
Germans there In the official report is set forth as foowS
Two army corps operating in eastern Prussia nave neen
repsed by superior German force and nave sustained sa se
from the verv INCEPTION of this the aim of the gen.
ea staff to completely crush the Austrian power order tat
the way win be cleared for straight march on Berlin -.
"The operations against Austria are continuing WIN tne
CONTINUED %
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NEW AUTOMOBILES for hire. Sex
ton, Phone 131. Ferry Garage.
b646-6-28-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02

the Republican Club state that the
mayor has emphasized, both by word
and action, that he did not persuade
Mr.. FRANKIE to withdraw. Mr.. FrankC
states that he went to the city's chief
executive to procure some informa-
tion concerning the duties connected
with the position. What he learned
seemed to concur with his views that
much time was necessary to perform
the duties of the office. He said that
the mayor appeared to be somewhat
broken down in health as a result OF
his many labors.
All possibility of the organized G.
O. P. followers endorsing Adam
Eckert, the Progressives choice for
mayor, seemed to have vanished from
| among Republican ranks today, but
Progressives were still confident that
such a turn of affairs would result.
1t appears that the leading and most
active Republicans would not stand
for such a move for two reasons, /.
e., the alleged unwarranted action Of
Progressives in stirring up a fusion
muss last year and the claim that
Adam Eckert is retrogressive instead
of really progressive. Active G. o. P.
members on every hand declare that
they would not endorse the Progress
sives choice under any conditions.
They point with Illustrations to his
alleged retrogressiveness
Progressives believe they have an
excellent candidate in Mr.. Eckert.
The more prominent members main
tain the Republicans had better en-
dorse him as they would then be-
come practically certain of victory in
the wards Indications are that in
view of the determination of Repub-
licans to have their own mayoralty
candidate and very strong one, at
that, the Progressives will file petit
tions for aldermanic nominations,
especially in the first and third
wards.
Democratic policy of refraining
CONTINUED On page A
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02
N. J. HARbOR BID.
IS WORKING FOR
WATERWAY BILL

The New Jersey Harbor Commits
sion indorsed and began active sup
port of the rivers and harbors bill
now pending in congress-, at its
monthly meeting in Trenton yester-
| day, and a resolution was passed
urging the President of the United
States, the two United States sena-
tors from this state, the congressman
from New Jersey and the press of
the state to cooperate in securing
the passage of the measure.
The commission, of which w. P.
Runyon, of this city, Is a member
feels that the different items in the
bill appropriating moneys for i'm
provement of waterways in and
about New Jersey make the success
of the measure of vital interests to
the shipping commerce of the state.
Among the items in the bill which
call for improvement of waterways
in and about New Jersey is an appro-
priation of 100000 for the contin
uing of the work of dredging the
channel of the Staten Island sound
to a depth of twenty-five feet. With
out this appropriation the deepening
of the channel from the upper New
York bay to Perth Amboy would be
held up because of the lack Of funds.
One appropriation of 100000 has
already been made by congress. but
this amount was only the first in
stallment, and the work on the chan
mel will come to a standstill unless
further appropriations are made by
congress.
The press of the state is urged in
Int e,ta hao nh % hn
measure with all the power of the
fourth estate" The appropriations
in the bill for waterway improve
ments in and about the state amount
to s1,057,800.
No applications were received by
the state body from local companies
or individuals for the repairing, re-
building or construction of any local
wharfs, docks or piers. Mr.. Runyon
was present at the meeting.
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passed. 1t appears that these selec-
tions are not final. County Chair
man John Pfeiffer, on the Republl-
can side, admitted that candidate
committee had been exceedingly busy
last night and that 1t was working
hard again today. He maintained
that there would be no decision
ready for announcement until late this
afternoon. This was taken to indicate
that II would be until few minutes
before City Clery Wilbur La Roe
closed his office at O'Clock TINS
afternoon. Petitions for city oHlces
must be in at that hour, or they
may not be legal, as the city clerk
office will most likely be closed then
and today is the last day ON Whlcn
petitions can be filed.
The present Alderman -at-Large w.
Guy Weaver had appeared anxious TO
make the run for the mayoralty posi-
tion hut leading Democrats were not
60 willing to sanction such a move.
IT was hailed as poor judgment, pad
notifies and a step against the RANK
and file of the party. 1T was declared
that inasmuch as the people hao
chosen Mr.. Weaver to serve as thelr
alderman-at-large for certain term,
thev undoubtedly desired to nave
him in the office for the term. On
the other hand, it was held TO De
extremely poor judgment to relin-
nuish the Office of alderman-at-iarge
and take a chance on having dead
lock with a three to three voice IN
the BOARD of Aldermen. Such a
state of affairs might come to pass.
However, it was held that a strong
candidate was needed to buck Mayor
Garretson. Democratic leaders de-
clared emphatically that Mr.. Garret-
son would be the regular Republican
nominee The mayors only answer
10 numerous questions concerning
his probable candidacy was that ne
had not yet signed an acceptance.
Prominent Republicans generally de-
c,ared that surprise would be
snrunu at the last minute. This was
taken to indicate that the WORK
wonld continue and that at the very
Lost minute the candidacy OF MI.
Garretson would become known. "A
Committee of Republicans spent
hours with the city's chief exeeutise
1aat night, endeavoring to persuade
s,w - 10 make the run. He was told
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02
.FERD GARRETS0N AND
BURKE ELEVENTH HOUR
MAY0RAlTY CHOICES
GarretSon Consents to Run c. O. P is Unable to Find Can
ddate by O'clock This Afternoon, When All Petitions
fol- City Offices Must be on File in City Clerks Office
Burke Finally Has Been Selected by the Democrats
LAST DAY TODAY TO FILE YARO US PETITIONS FOR CITY OFFICES

about his great strength as a candi-
date and almost begged to accept the
nomination In order to help save the
party.
1t appears that the two greatest
objections raised by Mayor Ferd
Garretson to acceptance of the Re
publican nomination were the fact
that he desired to devote all his time
to bis private interests and to his
health and family, as he had so often
announced, and, that it appeared a
false impression had been created by
the announcement of Louis H
Franke's withdrawal from the may
orally race published Monday. Mr.
Garretson appears to regret the with
drawal by Mr. FRANKIE. Members OF
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02

Latest developments in the mayor
atty situation indicated that Mayor
Ferd Garretson would become the
regular Republicans choice for re-
election and that Thomas F. Burke,
an undertaken had been selected
by regular Democrats to run against
him. These men are last-minute
selections in one of the most inter-
esting situations that has ever sur
rounded the selection Of mayoralty
candidates in Perth Amboy. How
ever, there is a possibility Of even
more changes before the day has
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02
DEMOCRATS PICK THOMAS BURKE TO OPPOSE GARRETS0N FOR MAYOR

WEATHER -Proba-
bic local thunder
showers tonight.
Thursday fair and
cooler. Moderate
southeast winds.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02
NAVAL BATTLE IN
PACIFIC CERTAIN
Special ny Unfted Press Wire.

Honolulu, Sept. "A naval en-
gagement seemed certain here today
between the German cruiser Nurn-
berg and the Australian battle cruis-
er Australia and another British ship
of war. The Nurnberg with the
cruiser Leipzig, forming the German
naval representative in the Pacific
arrived in this port today. She COM
pleted coaling today. With decks
stripped for action the Nurnberg's
commander, Captain Schwonberg
prepared today to steam out before
the expiration of the twenty-four
hour limit The British vessels are
known to be waiting Just outside the
three mile limit
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02
Governor Honors Requisitiol
,ec,a, by United Press Wire.

Trenton, Sept. 2:-Governor
Fielder has honored the requisition
forwarded to this state by Governor
Tener, of Pennsylvania, for the re-
turn to Cambria county, Pa, Of
Julius Beranyi, nos' under arrest at
Passaic. Beranyi is wanted on an
assault charge.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02
To CALL FOR WAR
TAX IN FEW DAYS
Special by United Press Wire.

Washington, Sept. within the
next few days President Wilson will
deliver to congress personally mes
sage calling for war tax to increase
this country's falling revenue. He
arranged today to call together the
house and senate leaders previous to
sending in the message. About
500, 100000 will be required.
Y1u can't a Ford to buy Ford
from any one else but Jensen, Ferry
Garage, Is Smith st. Phone 181.
6316-5-1 8-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1914-09-02

Singer drop head sewing machines
s27.00 at Jensen's, 336 State street.
7S00-7-31-M-W-F W-F-tfs
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NEW HUDSON and REQ cars for hire
Phone Sexton, ISL, Perry Garage.
k640-b-zs-tts
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SNAP shows tn o the wall o
the G p Paris n
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17
SCHOOL SITE GRAFT.

The City Council Committee in
charge of the school site investiga-
ton has done the right thing in adopt
ing the following resolutions unan'
imously:
Whereas, Grave charges have been
made regarding the waste OF public
funds In the purchase OF school sites,
and
Whereas, II Is the desire OF the city
council of the City OF Chicago that an
investigation be made of the charges
OF collision and that excessive prices
have been paid for property purchased
by the board OF education, and
Whereas, We are informed that the
Chicago Bureau of Public Efficiency
desires to make an investigation for
the benefit of the citizens OF Chicago;
therefore, be II
Resolved, That il be the sense OF the
city council OF the City OF Chicago
that the board of education grant per
mission 10 the Chicago Bureau Of
Public Efficiency to conduct an IN
yestlgation of the matter OF the pur
chase of property for school sites by
the board Of education and to give u
said bureau full access to the records
books and documents OF the board o
education; and be II further
Resolved, That in the event the chi
cago Bureau OF Public Efficiency shall
conduct such an investigation that ]
Is hereby requested to report its md
lngs and conclusions to the council
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17
WARS BOUNDARIES.

Following are the ward boundaries
In Chicago:
l. Chicago river west and south to
Wallace, south to w. 25th, east to
Princeton, south to w. 2Sth pl., east
to s. 5th ave., south to w. 30th, east
to wentworth ave-, south to w. 31st,
east to Lake Shore right OF way.
north to W. Goth. east to 8. Michigan
ave-, north to f. 25th. east to Indiana
ave-, south to f. Goth, east to South
Park ave-, south to p. 3lst, east to
Lake Michigan. north to river.
2. Lake Michigan and 3lst st..
west to South Park ave-, north to f.
2Gth, west to Indiana ave-, north to
r. 25th, west to 8. Michigan ave-,
south to Il. goth. west to Lake Shore
right OF way, south to W. 31st, west
to Wentworth ave-, north to w. S0th'
west to s. 5th ave-, south to W. 33rd
west to Stewart ave-, south to W.
goth, east to Cottage Grove ave.
north to 3Sth, east to Lake Michigan
north to S1st.
3. Lake Michigan and 47th. west
to st. Lawrence ave, south to q. 10th
west to s.. State, north to W. 43rd
west to Princeton ave-, north to W
39th. east to Cottage Grove ave.
north TO T.. 3Sth, east to Lake Mich
igan. southeast to 47th.
4. Wallace and river, west ant
south to w. saith pl. east to s, Hal
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-01-17

OF purely
estwhie popular debutane luncheon
Formerly constant round OF
much for youthful
saniarum at the end her