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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
Makes Out An Abb

Seattle, Wash, Nov. l9.-Only few
hours from the time Joe Hillstrom was
shot at the Utah penitentiary this morn
ing, William Busky, aged 2l, German
American, was swearing before mem-
bers Of the /. w. W. here that Hillstrom
was not near the scene Of the murder
at the hour II occurred. Busky let
drop the remark that he knew Hillstrom
was not guilty, as he stood watching
an I. w. W. parade near |. w. W. head
quarters at Second avenue and Wash
ington street here, last night.
Busky was Immediately seized by
members Of the /. W. w. and rushed to
headquarters where he was questioned.
At 3 q. m. he swore to an affidavit
that he was with Hillstrom continually
from Q p. m. to 10 p. m, on the day of
the murder for which Hillstrom was
executed, and that they were rustling
Jobs at Murray, Utah, smelter. The
murder occurred at 8 p. m.
kilograms were dispatched early to-
day TO Governor William Spry OK
Utah, President Wilson and o. II. Hill
ton, Hillstrom' attorney, apprising
them Of BuslSy's statement.
Busky is being held at /. W. W. head
quarters pending further investigation.
BuBlky Swears To II.
After the I. w, WIS had subjected
Busky to gruelling third degree, fol-
lowing his chance remark on the street,
thoy rushed him TO police headquarters,
under heavy guard and there tried to
got an affidavit from him. But police
said they could do nothing. They then
sought notary public, and Busky made
the following statement under oath;
"seattlc, Wash, Nov. IS, 1915.
al, william Busky, do hereby solemn
ly swear that on the 10th day OF Jan
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
ATTEMPT WAS MADE
TO K|DNAP WITNESS
Detectives Claim Defense
Tried To Get Away With
Donald VOse

Los Angeles, Cal, Nov. 19.--Attor-
neys for M. A. Schmidt, accused Of muir
der in connection with the blowing up
of the Times building, laughed today at
the insinuation that they knew any
thing of an alleged attempt to kidnap
Donald Vose, star state witness. Vose
is reputed to have given information
leading to the arrest of Schmidt.
Vose has been placed under heavy
guard Of detectives and taken to a
private hotel, where he remains in Sc.
clusion.
District Attorney Woolwine has re-
ceived report from detectives who
claim an attempt was made to kidnap
Vose Wednesday night. The detectives
declare they were talking with Vose in
the lobby of the Stowell hotel when an
automobile dashed up to the front en-
trance and five men, springing out
rushed at Vose.
Vose, it is said, recognized them as
men who threatened to "get him be
cause of his connection with the de
fense There was scuffle in the lobby
according to the district attorneys in
formation and the men fled when they
realized Vose was guarded.
When court convened this morning
the attorneys for both sides resumed
their debate ON the admissability OF
testimony relating to an alleged nation
wide conspiracy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
RrItish Gnnhonts snnl,.

Berlin, Nov, 1.-two British gum
boats were sunk by German sub.
marine off Egypt, according to official
announcement today. A British auxil.
iary cruiser was put out of commission,
and an armed British merchantman was
silenced and its guns seized November
9, the announcement said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19

"I do not know Busby" he said in
his cell, when officials questioned him.
That settled Hillstrom's fate. The in
tervention of President Wilson and the
Swedish minister had failed. Hill
strom's own words crushed his last
chance.
Governor spry and the pardon board.
who sent Hillstrom to his death, de-
spite countrywide protests and the of
fetal interference did not witness the
execution.
Ed Rowan, secretary Of the local l.
w. w. applied for admission as a wit
ness, because 81 as he said he was a
friend Of Hillstrom, but he was not al
lowed within the prison walls. Prob
ably 150 persons including score of
women and number of 1. w. W. mem
bers were outside the prison walls in
the public square at dawn. They heard
the five rifles crack.
Many Threatening Letters
Despite threats Of death sent Cover
nor Spry, coupled with letters saying
buildings would be wrecked, the city
was quiet. No disorder occurred dur
ing or after the execution as far as l.
W. W. sympathizers were concerned.
Scarlet letters, "good bye capitol,"
were found painted near the state cap
itol. Guards watched it closely. This
md similar legends were placarded in
several sections of the city during the
night.
The marksmen aim was perfect. The
four bullets entered over Hillstrom'
heart in space which could have been
covered by q silver dollar.
Last night Hillstrom scoffed at
death. To reporters he declared he was
not afraid to die. He wanted new
trial, he said, but would not "go on his
knees" to get it; nor would he give
them "dying statement"
"They'd call me liar anyway" he
said.
Asked for something concerning his
family, he smiled bitterly.
"I guess the family will 60 out when
Il pass on, he said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
Monastir Will Fall,

Paris, Nov. 19.-If the Bulgars have
not yet occupied Monastir, it is believed
that it viii fall at any moment.
Earl Kitchener aboard passenger
steamship touched yesterday at salopi.
ka and conferred with General Sarrail,
French commander in the Balkans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
Naval Battle Probable.

London, Nov. 19.-Prospects of big
naval battle in the Cattegat were seen
here today following reports that a
British squadron of cruisers and
destroyers entered the Cattegat after
25 German torpedo boats and big
cruiser passed the Swedish coast head,
ing into the Cattegat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
Fighting in Alsace.

Paris, Nov. 49," Fierce artillery
struggles together with trench engine
and grenade combats occurred in AL
sace," said today's war office state
ment.
"German aeroplanes attacked Lune.
vile. Five were driven off. Three
threw few bombs but did little dam
age"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
Faces Are Frozen.

Paris, Nov. l9--Fighting in a driving
snowstorm that froze mems faces, Mon.
tenegrin forces found their lot terrible
in Tuesdays fighting, according to
word from the Montenegro war office.
Larger forces Of Austrian troops com.
PEELED them on that day to fall back
to the principal positions on the river
Drin,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
DESTROYED Austrian Diver.

Rome, Nov 1.9.-Franco.Italian tor.
pedo eatchers were reported today to
have destroyed an Austrian submarine
in the Mediterranean.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
AN Aeroplane Raid.

Rome, Nov. 19-Five Austrian aero
planes flew over Venice last night,
dropping bombs, but with little damage
and no casualties, it was officially
announced today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19

****** ******* ************ $500
HISTORY OF HILLsTRoM CASE
January l9J Morrison, grocer and young Airing
deed by robbers.
January H. 94Joseph Hstrom arrested in connection with the
double murder.
January 19Hsm convicted be shot Legahes
delay execution.
September 80 95Presden epeves Hlstrom Swedish minis
ter's request.
October 195Pardon of Utah finally
tion of the sentence
Htrom die by shoot
ing, November 10.
Hilstrom promised die like o rebel-and he did.
Tegaphing Elizabeth Guley Flynn last night Hlsom said:
Good bye Guey dear have lived like rebel and shall
die like REBEL
ddfghtng screaming clubbing his guards with broomstk
had mysterousy concealed.
To Bill Hayward l. W. W. organizer Hllsom eegraphed:
Coud body hauled to the line to be
buried? found dead in Utah. Good bye Bill
will die like trueblue rebel Don't time in
ing-organize.'
s**M* M*M********** ******#****** **#*a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
Punished For Mutiny

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, l.. l.,
Nov. 19.--Following mutiny among
Indian troops in MeSopotamia, the Eng
lsh recently executed every tenth In
dian trooper, according to Constanti
nople adyices today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
PRESSED ON ALL SIDES
SERBS MAKE LAST STAND

TeutOns Closing In RemOrseIessy Despite Heroic Resist
ance-French Make Desperate Attack On Bulgars At
Vardar River and British Continue Attack On Srunl-
nitza-Serb Refugees Are Streaming Across the Greci-
an BOrders--Resuhs Of Fiohting SilIIn Doubt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
H|[[STROM SHOT--[AST
WORDS, LET 'ER COL

Attacks Guards With BrOOmstck When Cell Door Opened
and Fights ViciOusIy- Wires Friend To Have Body
Buried Out Of State As He did Not Want To Be Found
Dead In Utah" threatening Letters and Placards Are
Numerous Governor and Capitol Guarded
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19

-errn, by wireless to Sayville, l.. l.,
Nov. 19.-rFive thousand more Serbs
were taken prisoner Thursday by the
central powers, it was officially an
nounced today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
Bulgars occupy Monastir.

ondon, Nov. 19.-That the Bulgars
Q occupied Monastir was still re-
ed today. The story, however, was
pfirmed, though authorities agreed
the Serbs situation is desperate
hat the allies in the Balkans are
ct strong enough to help them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19
May start Holy War.

Berlin, Nov. 19.-- Constantinople re.
ported that the British had been check
ed near Kut, more than 100 miles south.
east Of Bagdad.
Mohammedan priests are urging en-
listments for q holy war.
rs.ul.hoa TO- AH.,&lou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-19

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-05

monster and since the good women
are with us in this fight we now re-
fuse to believe that we}are right. we
absolutely know 1t and tasre's, nothing
left for us to do, but arise, follow our
leader and fear no danger. And now
still another reason for not wanting
to- play rough with you Mr. Editor.
Since you questioned what we had TO
say against the hena issue as being
argument, yDu tiisss went apn and used
over O column of your valuable space
in an attempt to refute what we said
and even some OF your colored sub
scribers up here noticed this and are
laughing In, their sleeves" about It.
Another reason for giving you sugar
coated pill this time stead of double
dose of asafitida, Is the fact that you
have eyerlaStingiy and completely ex-
ploded that old maxim that where
there's smoke there's fire. for with nut
doubt you have fully demonstrated
the fact that there can be whole
room full OF smoke and not a darn
spark of fire, In fact if you have put
forth your best effort in your defense
Of that seven hundred and fifty fhozs-
and dollar mortage that you want
placed against Anderson County, then
we had as soon look for fire, In mill
pond as TO look for 1t In the editorial
rooms of The Inteiligencer and we
want TO say the members OF the An
derson Fire department that should
they see o smoke In the direction Of
the Pepper building, no. to be In any
great hurry for they q. . lust as liable
10 lind an iceberg over there as they
are to find o blaze.
And now. for our last but snot our
least reason for not running .yon
through our sausage mill and grind
ling yon into mirice meat. We know
fall well that old man Bond Issue is
already dead and that we are just al
fowing his body to lie in state till the
30th of March that his friends and
loved ones may take a, last. long
| lingering farewell look AZ him and
since we have been taught from child
hood never 80 abuse nor disturb Q
corpse, It mattefed not what Its pasi
| life may have beens we can not al
this late day be guilty of such 3 thing
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-05

name of common sense are you going
to macadamize the roads of Ander-
con County with only seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars and a
population of only about eighty peo-,
pie to the square mile In the rural
districts?
No. Uncle Rube there's no "taters.
In this digging for you. It's the rich
bond holder, the bankers and that
commission. as we will show by O.
calculation a little later
Ipr. who viii feast at the table of good
things while you stand In the chimney
corner and suck your paw,
Talk about skin games, hut this
skin game has all other skin games
skinned a block and In the skinning
Uucie RuEs, the other fellow will get
three fonrths OF the skin while you
stand around. the tan yard with moth
ing to your credit but a few roads
built in 4 place and in way in which
you Will have absolutely no jurisdic-
tion and now the only differences in
sleinning you and skunk Is that they
have first got TO catch the skr.k be-
fore they can skin him ana nfter
catching him he has to be killed be-
foro lie is skinned and In this he will
not only put up n hard fight In an at
tempt to save his skin but as a last
resort will send ont an odor that's
not very palpable to our, sense OF
smell, and you. Uncle Bube, with out
either putting up a fight or an odor
must be skinned alive and then turn
ed loose to grow more skin till the
next skinning time when they will
put you mother skin games. And now
dear reader IL You think the editor
has skinned us in. this skinning, then
let as know and we will skin out from
here. IL this war keeps up they are
going to force us to bring out our
heavy artillery and to quit shooting
| powder loads - rs sss IS.
In our next, Uncle Rube, we will
show you wlst lints OF Ike of the
purchaser OF those propr sed bonds
would get under that Gu throat reg
ional banking law enacted by our
present national Democratic admints-
tration aftertWo RepeubIiean adminis-
traticns had sat down on the scheme.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-05

isn't 1t sad, touching and heart break
ing to see the Editor OF The Intelli-
gencer and the. Anderson Chamber o.
Commerce and our Legislative delega-
tion so s:.::idenly and unexpectedly
came fcfwaSd ala bowed with grief.
shedding crocodile tears as large as
fox grapes for the poor old mud tax
payers of this county and Just to think
that We are getting all this nnsolicit-
ed. Indeed this ansought sympathy
is enough TO melt q heart OF stone and
oh, hut : that We could have gotten
some of this while selling cotton Mt
six cents ard buying four at eight
dollars per barrei. Let US pray
And 1oseS word about that sele-ap-
pointed commission so far as the An
derson ceuntS voters were consulted.
We did not attnck the personnel of
this commission, neithes did we say
! lfhat senS ssf tneI.s had ilees the re-
| cipient of tewards sfor political service
rendered What we said was that It
looked, like an attempt ut political re-
ward for political work done In the
/ past. II you can't read then shake 8:
bush.
And now that yor, have asked US some
very pointed questions concerning. the
icfk imissfcn. II you want TO play this
hand out, then here's at you. There's
at least one man on the heecommies,,nin in
whom some OF the best people up here
have ahsoluteiyR no, fat n in his knowl-
edge ofroatl <baii,ling and very little
! In his integrity and should he enter
politics v1morrow he couldn't be elect
cd dog peter by the voters OF this
tsection. 81 )
Now do you still want names-if not
then wipo away flsoaa tenFs, then sii
! down by ms and letrg figure little
!. In the, city sof Anderson sou have q
/ great com tsutration ce wealth, togetlil
Ter with, a population Of about six
/ tEsusand people to the square mile
/ vet you have only about one mile oi
paved streets, In the towns of Honea
: Path. Bolton and Wllfamston, also
4 where there's 4 big amount of con-
!, centrated wealth with population OF
/ about six or seven iInndred people tc
tho square mile tiiey have not one
] foot OF paved streets. now how in the
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FROM sEpTUs. Q
, o
, Q Q o Q Q Q q Q Q

In these hard and depressing times
that go to TRY mems souls: VIC have
to stay on the job during the day In,
order to. keep the wolf from the door,
30 our writing must be done at night
and that by piece meals. AT first we
thought we would take enough time
from our work to grind your reply to
our anti-bond issue article into dust
and then scatter the dust to the fore
winds of the earth, in other words,
send it the plum orchard route to an
everlasting Oblivion just as we are
going to do that bond Issue on the
I, ss,Giih day oi March. However for sew
eral reasons, q few OF which will foi-
low. we are not going to be this he'd
on you Mr.. Editor. ~
Having placed your self in sncn IA
sad and pitiful predicament In at
tempting to defend your position we
feel that you need our tears and SYM
pathy more than you do anything
more from our pen.
Drawing as you are and grabbing at
attention OF your readers fron our
leading points by trying to make be-
lieye that we are lighting good roads.
J makes MS now feel that we ought to
he now writing You o letter OF eln-
.dolence instead Of replying TO yonr
reply. Any way. when we get back
from the funeral on the 30th OF March,
, if no one else will step out 10 do
honor to your memory. then we will
put forth d small piece OF Grape TO
show your friends and loved ones,
that personally, we hold you In the
verv highest OF esfee1n aud we assure
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-05
win you please tell us, Mr.. Editor

u Will you please tell us, Mr.. Editor
why you used SO much of your space
in answering our article. that to you
had no argument in II and at the
same time steered as clear of our
points as though they had been q
lighted dynamite with the fuse tied
around your neck!
Why, did you not take shot at what
we had to say about that sinking
fund piey " EEsg did you not soffsT or
give us comment on what we had to
say about the other fellow getting
three dollars of that bond money for
himself while we got one for good
roads? Why did you not defend that
piece of government road over west OF
town that we called yonr attention
to? Why did you work mile out of
your way to make sport Of what
we had TO say about the tax ridden"
Deopleiof this county and at the san,e
| time be MS dumb as an oyster on what
we had to say about debt being as
bad for a county as for an individual?
If Tsa were wrong or those points
i4iiy did you not meet the Issue Mr..
Editor, instead OF taking to the woods
and then taking q sapling" after you
got there? Now come down out OF
that tree and show us il we are wrong
on those above mentioned points for
we crave light rather than darkness.
Don't walk up and throw three or
four rocks and then take to your heels
and have. to go side ways to keep from
flying. We only intended those Jack
johnson punches under your short
ribs TO wako you UP and we had no
! idea at the time that they & would
l. II nef a. ne a Ea
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Salts is Fine For
Kidneys, Quit ENieat i
Flush the Kidneys at once when
RscIs hurts or Bladder
bStherss

No man or woman who eats; meat
regularly can make mistake by
flushing the kidneys occaeionally,
says q, we'll known authority Meat
forms uric acid which cioge the kid
ney pores so they sluggishly litter or !
strain only part OF the waste and pelsl
Nearly all fheumaiisrn, iieadaches.
liver trouble, nervousness, Gongtipa-
ton. dizziness, sieepl plessness. bladder
disorders come from sluggish kidneys.
| The moment you feel dull ache ii,
the kidneys or your back hurts, or &c
the urine is cloudy. Offensive, full Df
sediment, irregular of passage or ar
tended by a sensation or scaiding, get
about four ounces OF Jad Salts fsoni
any reliable pharmacy and take q ta-5
biespoonfui In class n2 water before
breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then net fine, This FAM
ous salts Is made from the Retd Of
; grapes and lemon juice, combined
with iitIlia and has been used for Eeif-s
erntions TO flush clogged fidneys and
I stimulate them TO nctivity, also 10
ineutraiize the acids In, urine SO Il no!
: longer causes irritation thus ending
/, bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive ana cam
mot injure: makes delightful effers
!, vescent lithia water drink which ali
! regular meat eaters should take now
and then TO keep the hidEeys clean
and the blood pure, thereby avoiding
serious kidney coinplications
4 sFSN fs. NJ
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REFUGE AND cOIuNTH

o.e 900 o 90 d % o % o o 90 o 90
There will dc breaching at Refuge
next Saturday ats3;p. M. and Sunday
school Mt 10:30 II. mi, aud preaching
at 1870 Sunday q IN.
There will be Sunday school rat
corlnth at $3.50 .. m. We hope to
see e large congregation at each
place, as these churahes have decided
to work together this. year as fnr as
is convenient, realizing that where
there Is union there issstrength. So
next Sunday morning In the place OF
going Visiting or grazing your cattle,
come and join In the good work. Let
rs do! more for God this year than
we ever have. We feel encouraged,
one OF our former Anderson county
boys. now living I'm Atlanta, Ga. on
a recent visit here. said, sIIe loved to
read the home newsT That shows he
has not forgotten old South Carolina.
SO he sent a subscription to The An
derson Inteiiigencer. So In the future
our good PAPER will go to A. r.. Nc
AIster. 440 East Fair ST.. Atlanta,
Ga, IA
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SPECIAL
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Named Magistrate.
y. r.. G.. Griffin has been commits
stoned az a notary nnhlis
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1915-08-19
Brides Cake.

Cream IL cup butter, add one
and one-half cups sugar and Con-
tinue Dreaming the mixture. Mix
and sift together 1-2 cups flour,
Is teaspoon salt, 3 teaspoons bak-
ing powder and Ia teaspoon cream
of tartar, add to the butter and
sugar alternately with 1-2 cup milk.
Beat 2 minutes. Add 1-2 teaspoon
almond extract and l teaspoon va
nilla. Cut and fold into the mixture
the stiffly beaten whites of six eggs.
Bake in a moderate oven As to so
minutes. Cover with cream icing.
For a brides cake this should be
baked in a round pan with hole
in center. For central decoration
of the table the cake may be set
on pasteboard box of attractive
shape and size with paper dolly
just under thee cake. Arrange a
slender vase in the hole in the cake
containing pink sweet peas. Ar
range sprays of fern, smilax,. or
any greenery around the base OF
the cake and hiding the box. Sweet
peas arranged in the greenery gives
a pretty effect.