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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
Next Battle To Be Fought 80
Miles East Of Lemberg
In GaECia
GERMAN WEDGE FAILS
TO CUT Off RUSSIANS
People Of Vienna Object to
Increasing Darker Shade
Of War Bread

Petrograd, June 2O-Along great
front of 100 miles the Russians ara
Withdrawing further to the east in Ga.
Iicia toiay upon Notifications which
were prepared before the evacuation of
Lemberg. With their lines intact the
oia' lorees have conducted an orderly
retreat, according to all reports here to.
cay, and are now all but prepared 70
laahe another stand before the adyanc.
eng AustrO-German armies. The next
great battle Of the Gaician campaigu il
expected to be fought on line mnnino
~ miles east and northeast of Lemberg,
There the Russians are strongly en-.
'lenehed and prepared for utnntic
struggle.
II was officially announced to-day
laat the Russians have retired IN n
point near BuslI on the Bug river and
are preparing to make "A stand on the
west bank, Further south, General
iIanotts forces have been steadily with.
craving to the east since the capmre az
hahcz and Iaravno by the Austro.Ger.
mans. The retreat has been covered
J. by effective reUv ,,yaard actions SO that
close functions have been effected witb
the Hukowina armies and the northern
forces about Lemberg.
One Of tne prime objects of the Ans.
l0-German assault on the srthcrn
front has thus been frustrated, il was
asserted here today The German com.
inander' are striving to drive a wedge
INTO the Russian lines, cutting Off the
southern armies from the forces of the
north but by their well.planned retreat
the Slays have prevented any break in
their lines.
On the southern front the Russians
have withdrawn to the Gniln Linn river
Ihe effectiveness Of the rear guard ac.
lln in connection with this retreat is
reported in the official statement from
the war office which declares that DIES.
leratc attacks by the German force,
Nere successfully repulsed.
Conditions Growing Worse.
Geneva, June Conditions at
Vienna are rapidly growing worse, nc.
.oIdlng TO private advices received here
today The city is surrounded by a
Gordon Of temporary structures for
housing cholera victims.
The Nicnuese are said 10 be complain.
ing that the Hungarans are now con.
trolling the government. Hungary has
itbiddcn the expectation of wheat into
austria. Budapest enjoys the luxury
OF white bread, while Vienna 5 war
.f.. d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
PREPARING
TO ATTACK CAPITAL
Fighting In Mexico
Expected When Two
Armies Clash

Washington, June 60 Desperate
fighting In Mexico city was fore
shadowcd today In dispatch from
John sllmnn, special agent Of the
state department, confirming reports
that General Carpnzn is concentrating
strong forces for new attack upon
the capital
There are now 10000 Hapalistas In
the city but siliman reported It was
the hope Of Carronla 10 drive ont the
defenders aud occupy the capital with
In two or three days
Earlier dispatches reported there
were indications that the Iapaiislas
were making every preparation to
eyacuate Mexico city In anticipation
Of O determined attack.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
AMERICANS FRIENDLY
TO GERMANY, SAYS
GERHARD IN BERLIN
Referendum Vote Would Stop
Sale of Munitions of War
Says Emisary

Berlin via wireless to sayville. L. l..
June 29.-Americans would vote TO
prohibit the sale of munitions If the
question was put to n referendum vote
Dr. Anton Meyer Gerhard declared TO-.
day in an article in Der Tug. The Red
'ross agent who returned from Berlin
from the United States as a special
emisary for Ambassador Won Bern.
storff said he was satisfied that Amer.
leans as whole are friendly to Ger.
many
"On the other hand" said DR.. Ger.
hard, "Amercans condemn Germany
for the violation of Belgium Is neutral.
ity and the sinking OF tho Lusitania.
They are unable to understand the
German ideas on sinking of the Lusi.
tania They are unable to understand
the German ideas on these points, Just
as Germans are unable TO understand
why Americans should travel on
carriers Both peoples are
laboring under entirely different ideas,
But both have heretofore lived in peace
aud friendship aud since no real oc.
cason for antagonism exists they
should continue to do so,
"Onc excellent effect Of the war is
that German Americans, without inter
fcrring with their loyalty to the United
States, strongly remember the land of
their birth Besides them, there are
wide circles of Americans who sympa
thi2e with Germany"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
VETERAN DRIVER KILLED
AND MECHANICIAN HURT

Sacramento CaL, June %. Clarence
o. King veteran driver, was instant.
W killed and bis brother.in.law, Les
DE Puptt who acted ns mechonician,
was probably fatally injured, when
their Maxwell racer went through the
fence and turned turtle In the first
hp OF the light car race at the state
fair grounds sunday.
King WIS travelling at the rate Of ~
miles an hour when his ear crashed
through the fence as he tried 20 pass
Frank Wicsman, driving 40 Overland,
at the half mile torn.
Kings wife and father. Charles VI,
King. were 60 the Prandstand and saw
the ear plunge into the ditch and turn
over twice pnnIng the racers under it
puetts skull was fractured and az
the White hospital II was announced
today there Is little hope for biz 20.
c0yery
King was aoll known driver and
had competed against Barney Oldfeld,
the speed king He came 20 sacramen.
10 several yea,s ago and took up the
Maxwell agencH Later he bought .
chicken ranch on the stockton road and
bas been living there since.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
FAMILY SKELETON IS
RATIFIED IN THAW'S
SANITY TRIAL TODAY
Alenist Tells What ''ParanO-
ia" lS---Thaw Was Drunk
Says Witness

New York, June 29.-The United
Press today asked DR.. Austin Flint
world famous alienist to explain What
constitutes porcnoia, the disease which
the state contends Harry Thaw is suf.
terlng from. Here it is:
by Dr. Austin Flint.
Paranoia is a tchrouic progressive
psyehosis occurring mostly in enrly
adult life characterized by the general
development of a stable progressive
system of delusions without marked
mental deterioration, clouiing of con.
seriousness or discord of thought, will or
conduct
| have made observations Of more
than a thousand eases and have vet TO
see one recovery,
New York, June 20.-After four
hours Of gruelling cross.esamination
during which the skeleton of stanford
White alleged orgies with EVELYN
Nesblt Thow was ratified and bitter at.
tacks were mrde upon the family Of
Harry X Thaw, Or. Charles p, Ban.
croft left the stand in Thaw g sanity
trial here today Tie was still unshnk.
EN- in his contention, made Yesterday.
that Thuw was sane.
Dr. Bancroft was member of the
New Hampshire commission which
found sane after he had escaped from
Matteawan. Deputy Attorney General
Cook used every tactic possible to inn.
peach the physicians professional
knowledge OF pnranoia but with little
result In succeeding in drawing from
Dr. Bancroft the admission that parn.
noaic might live for months without
any signs Of the disease, until he com.
mitted some horrible crime. But this
was spoiled a moment later when the
physician insisted:
" Thow Is not insane and never was.
He was merely lab0ring under the off,
fccts Of over indulgence In champappe
on the night he killed White. lie
thought the shooting was justified. "
Cook attempted TO show that Thaw
chose q moment for the shooting when
he would get the most publicity In
substantiatiOn Of his contention that
the killing Of White was the net of an
insane man, In response 10 questions,
however Dr. Bancroft told 10 detail
just how the New Hampshire commits.
sioner had the decision that Thaw was
sane
eve found that Thaw's chief oh.
iect Of hate wax White,n he suid.
" He thought he had a right ~ kin
him because White had destroyed Ev.
clyn's yirgiuity and he proposed 20 save
others from such a fate. We do not
understand that Thaw contemplated
universal plan for the rescue Of all
virgins, bat only innocent girls com
ing under Whites influence"
The questioning of Dr. Bancroft end
ed with references 20 Thuw's will leuy
ing q fund 20 prosecute Henry W.
Poor" NE was the landlord of one
of Whites houses aud on intimate
terms with the architect u was Cook p
purpose 10 endeayor 10 show that rhaw
was suffering from some dclu.ion as 10
Poor
"Did you consider the letter In which
Thaw declared be knew Of house ON
Twrntyfourth street whore working
men heard 70 year old girls screaming
against attack ' Cook askcd Ban
croft
"Ycs wc went over all that" the
physician replied
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
AMERICANS INVOLVED
IN new MEXICAN PLOT
Secret Service Agents Armed With Papers Seeking Amer
S leans Said a To Be Allied With Huerta - E- Dictator
Spsnds VIet Time IL In Ell Paso--Reports Say Huerta
Istas Are NObifzing Across Border To Attack villa %

Ell Paso, Texas, June 29-secrot
service agents here today are known
to be armed with papers calling for the
arrest of a certain Mexican general
an adherent of General Victoriano
Huerta. They are also investigatipo
reports of several other persons. in.
cluding three Americans, as being con.
nected with the alleged Huerta reyolu.
tlonary conspiracy. With predictions
renewed of arrests to follow the detep.
ton Of Huerta and General Orozco. Ell
Paso was waiting today for the ex.
peeted sensation to be sprung.
Since his arrest on Sunday, General
Huerta has spent a pleasant, quiet time
here. He seldom leaves the home of
his daughter and those loyal to the
ddeposed dictator always surround him.
owing to his rare appearances in pub
lie, rumors were circulated today that
precautions were being taken against
threats of assassination which were
SAID to have come from Yilistas across
the border. Huerta was immensely
pleased by the dinner rendered him at
Fort Bliss last night by Colonel Nor.
gan and today was invited to attend a
review of United States troops at Fort
Bliss tomorrow.
lluerta and General Oro2co meet reg.
ularly for conference without being dis.
turbed. A close watch is stll main.
tanned, however, and they would have
NIUE chance to eyade secret service
agents and escape across the border
even should they desire to make such
an attempt.
Juarez was quiet today There were
Teports of Huertistas concentrating at
some point in northern Mexico, but no
attacks have yet materiali2ed.
Agents Of the department Of Justice
were being assisted in the work of un /
covering every detail Of the new Mex.
lcan revolutionary plo, by j. l.. Camp, |
United States district attorney Of West .
Texas, here today. With the arrival |
Of Camp, it was believed that addition. /
al arrests which were promised yester. .
day might soon be made. and that start. .
ling revelations of the extent Of the
plans of the revolutionary leaders
would be forthcoming
General Huerta remained at the
apartments of his daughter He was
the guest of Colonel Morgan at din.
ner at Fort Bliss last night, and motor.
ed back to FL Paso. Today he received
several friends and newspaper men at
his apartments, but declared he had no
intention of endeayoring to cross the
border into Mexico. He said he hoped
to be released when his hearing is neld
Thursday and in that event would con.
iinue his journey to the San Francisco
exposition.
1t is generally accepted here that
former Mexican federal soldiers and
others recruited by the new revolution
ary faction are crossing the border ev.
cry night and moblizing at some point
in northern Mexico. How this can be
stopped is one of the problems con.
the officials. In spite Of the
arrest Of IIuertN and General Orozco, ,
an attack upon Juarez would not be en-. )
tirely unexpected, aud considerable eX.
element continues to prevail there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
Students Present Teacher
With New Dictionary

Last Friday afternoon the teachers
attending the Krappa summer normal
school presented Prof Krnppa with am
unabridged dictionary
Prof. Godwnrd oD behalf of the stu.
dent body presented IA gft
Prof Knpps responded in % very im.
prosdyr and touching manner io the
donors
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
OermAna Aholl onihedrnl.

Berlin, via wireless to London, june
~ -Grumm artillery was forced TO
fholl tlo cathedral at soissons because
of French observers being placed in the
tower II Was officially anumnccd to.
lay
Of tnc general fighting, the tfficnl
announcement from the war offive said
five sumg French attacks were 60
pulsed IN the Mouse heights. Assaults
wrre also delivered by the French nclth
OF Atrns, cast Of Luncvillo and east OF
l'Tmuthc All broke down befuio
heavy fire from the German prilhe,y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
England Takes First Step
Toward ConScription Lav

Ludon, june 20 The FIRST step 10.
ward conscription was taken ia Eng
Way whom Walter Hume Long,
president Of the local government board
introduced national register bin in
the house 0f commons The bin calls
for the enrolment d all males between
tne ages al 10 aud % with statement
Of their physical ability 10 bear arms
and other information Of value 10 the
war office in ease CONSUMPTION should
he necessary.
Aside from the munitions bill, pre-.
scntcd by David Llpyd George, minis.
Tor OF She munitions, this is the most
radical piece Of legislation that has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29

been proposed as result Of the crisis
brought ON hy the wat Tho working
mon and employers have been given I'M
til Thursday or tnis week to settle their
among themselves and com.
ply with the demands of the govern
ment Tor greater production OF muni.
tons before the latter measure is en-
acted. In presenting his registration
treasure today, and discussing the labor
situation, Long declared Il was not the
goyernments object TO eoeree labor,
but 10 secure satisfactory organization
OF the governments q resources.
n this il accomplished Long said, it
wnid be sufficient TO defeat England'a
enemies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
Battle Above clouds.
N1nHr trnnn nN rR1AL.

South Bend, Wash, June 90 Claude
NnulerpJoe, one Of the is alleged
night rIuem' who drove Mrs Mar.
mtrt Ross and two sons out Of tho
opmly aud burned their cabin last Jau.
ruty was ;ut on trial here today He
10 oaargpu with arson II he should be
acquitted lhc state win ask n change
of yonuo n the other cases on tho
ground tiat fair trial cannot be had
iu Pacific county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29

Washington. June 20 Boncral An
gccs. former chief lieutenant Of Gen.
crM Francisco villa, arrived in Wash
inglon today and went directly 10 the
headquarters Of the cOnycnlionalist
agency here. Angeles conferred with
seuor Llorcltc chief Of the agency
who later denied that the general was
now connected wifi neither the lluerla
or Cauunzn factions. Ilc is still loyal
io villa Llorric declared,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
MANY MoroR f1oHNsDa

Seattle, Wash, june 20 Since the
nov motor luw went Into effect In the
Nntr on June l0 County Auditor
rdoII, hns issued TO date s1D7 licenses
foe mtoulbilcs aud motorcycles, net.
ting kug rounty bjO,700 Phelps csti.
nnte, that onehalf the owners Of ma.
tor obieIcs have obtained their licenses
thus fnf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
Nol VA Tlmn for pnncn

Amsterdam, June 20-The Cologne
Gazette, usually well Informed as 10
official views in discussing recent dis.
cus.iu, in the pfussian diet and de-.
manl. Of socialists for peace, today
.aii3
The time Is near when our enemies
wiIl cry for peace Until then we must
fight ou, and above all must remain
united.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
Break Is Complete

Milan, june 29.-'rho break In diplo.
matte relations between Italy and Tur.
key b. complete today, according 10 a
Rome dispatch received here. Tae ltal.
IAN ambassador 10 CmstantinopIc is
said TO have been recalled, while the
Turkish ambassadors request for hi.
passports 10 Rome has been granted,
and Doe is preparing to depart.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
znnnta Ready 70 Lenye.

Washington, June 2g-With all the
archives packed and everything in read.
mess for a quick move the lapatistas
are apparently preparing to eyacuate
Mexico City, according to adyiccs re.
cciyed by Carran2ista agency here to-
day.
Foreign diplomats are cxcrting great
efforts to prevent looting and violence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
England Spends S5,OOo,OOO,OOO

X London June 2g.-Tho fIhst
I. year nf tbp wnr will cost Eng.
X land al least tj.O0O,OOO,OOO Pre-
X micr Asquth declared today
y The premier made hIs estimate
y of Great Britain q expenditures
II during the first twelve months
4 d hostiIIlips before mass
Il meeting al Guild hall called 100
Il the interest OF promoting No
X tI1ual economy The success of
h The new war loan rs assured,
X AsquIth said but ho again
4 sounded the warning against
Il cxlrayugauee and urged every
4 possible economy
X "Although the success Of the
X new loan is assured, the pre-
\, mier said. "it is necessary
X that the government urge that
X az time Ike this. waste 900 the
4 part Of either individuals or
4 the government b. nothing short
4 Of crime
4 X 4 II # r n 4 Il X n #& \ ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29

IN the Mexican capital
General Pablo Gonzales, whose troops
nave been outside of Mexico City for
several days, is reported TO he with.
nnolalhg an attack under orders from
1arranza to avoid street fighting. Con.
2aIes has received heavy reinforcements
SINCE ais repulse Wednesday al tbe
hands of the Zapatistas. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
MlrteneRrlna I'M Scntarl.

Rene, June 20. Montenogfln troops
have occupied scutari, it was apuount.
ed here today
Scular ]. the capital OF the yilayct
Of that name in Albauia aud is only 10
miles from Cattero Dalmatia. II is
near the goutheastom extremity of
Lake ScutaH on the border Of Albau.a
ald Norlcnegfo. From this lake ihe
Admits sca may bc reached by thd
Boiann river nayigablc ttreani.
scutori is the largest city In Albania.
Battle Above Clouds.
Pclrogrnd june 90. battle ON
the cloudo ON Gheidag mountain in the
Caucasus the Turks were defeated by
heavy losses, an official statement an.
nouncod today
"Our artillery was trained down the
slopcs with deadly effect When the
enemy retired we counted more than
1900 Turkish dead and hundreds Of
wounded, the statement mid.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29
Austro German Losses 100000

LONDON. june 2g.--The Austrn
German losses BOO Galacia since
Nav / were today estimated az
pearly 7O0. 900 by the Time. cor
respondent with the Russian
army. The slays are in no wise
dowphearted because Of tne
fact that they have been forced
10 retire, the correspondent de-
clarel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-29

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-08
PERSONALS
/ \ \ \ \ X X X X X X X X X .

Carey +, Martin was in Eugene yes.
terday.
Jerry D, Lord was in the city yester-
day, from McMnnville.
George II. Martin, Of McMinnville,
was in the city Sunday.
Walter Kirk, of Eugene, spent Sat
urday and Sunday in the city.
Roy Stolz, Of Portland, was week
end visitor with his grandparents.
Miss Mary fischer, student at the
Oregon university, was a home visitor
over Sunday.
Homer Egan, who is attending the o.
A. c., spent the week end with his par.
ents at Hopmere,
William j. Liljequist returned Sat
nrday evening from three days bust
ness trip to Tillamook.
Miss Ruth Sperling, a professional
nurse was called to Portland yesterday,
to be absent about three weeks.
Herman Peetz and daughters, Helen
ana Hazel, of Cloverdale, were Sunday
visitors in Salem with relatives.
Ivan G. Martin was in Portland Sat
urday to attend meeting of the board
of directors of the United Artisans,
Y. y Vincent will sail tomorrow al.
ternoon On the steamer Northern Pa
cific from Flavel for San Francisco.
Willard Mclnturff, formerly assoeiat.
ed with the Capital journal, but now an
rttorney living at Marshfield, is in the
city, the guest of relatives
Frank :. Ward, the druggist. is home
from a fishing trip Of several days at
Arlington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-08
WILLAMETTE NOTES

As part of the Philodosian initiation
each Of the new girls who were admit
ted as members were required to ask
the capitol dome. Accordingly at chap
ell time this morning about a dozen
couples climbed to the top Of Oregon $
legislative building, and from tnc win
dows they waved greetings to the
crowd going to chapel.
Dr. Doney's lecture on "The War
and Religion will Je given ia William
cite chapel this evening at 500 p. H..
The public is invited to hear this lee
ture which is the first of series of
twelve to be given by the willamette
faculty this winter. NO charge is mace
for admission, the course is intended
for the public.
The freshman party Saturday even.
ing at the home of Miss Fowlc on
Chemeketa and Capital streets was a
success although the usual obstacles
connected with freshman party were
present. The sophomores had planned
to have q launch party for number of
the freshmen boys, but inasmuch as
the Frosn disdained the preferred pleas
ure it was called off. Instead several
OF the sophomores were captured by the
- Rocks and were taken to the party
and tied up, After the party the en-
tire freshman class went home in a
crowd and an auto truck was secured
and the young ladies' rode while the
young men escorted the truck. Not.
Iwithstanding the many troubles, every.
one spent most enjoyable evening.
The big event of the football year is
to come next Saturday wnen William.
cite goes to Pacific, l5O strong to see
the p, wv. U. football game, Big
preparations are being made to make
the excursion one long to be remem.
bered by all who go. A picnic dinner
will be held at Forest Grove and all
will take dinners along
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-08

acid on Monday, November |. The
meeting in district 1914 was held on
saturday, but they were all successful.
All of the meetings were held for the
purpose of preparing an itemized esti-
mate of the amount of money proposed
to he raised by levying an additional
tax for road purposes in each of said
road districts. The five successful
meetings were held at the following
places;
Bethany school, district No. 10, l. W.
Miller, supervisor
Porter school, district No IA, l.. 0.
Hadlcy, supervisor
Evergreen school, district No. 10, Q.
l.. jackson, supervisor.
Fairview school, district No. l5la, +.
|. Charesworth, supervisor.
Brush Creek school, district No "a,
John G. Goplerud, supervisor.-Silver-
ton appeal.