Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-05
DR.. DUMBA SAILS
FOR NATIVE LAND
Former Austrian Ambassador
Makes No Parting State
ment to Public

New York, Oct. 5.--The United
States today stamped "Finisn on the
career of DR.. Constantin Dumba as
Austrian ambassador to this country,
and sealed the incident of his machina-
tions TO halt American munition pro-
duction, which resulted in his recall at
the administration 3 request.
Dumba sailed at noon aboard the
liner Nieuw Amsterdam, bearing with
him the usual diplomatic courtesy of a
safe conduct from the enemy. lie left
the country without any message Of
parting declaring merely he would have
no comment TO make until he reaches
Austria
He and his wife nave been busy
during the past few days entertaining
friends and attending farewell func.
tions, for despite his diplomatic faux
pas, he was regarded as one of the most
popular of the Washington diplomatic
corps.
Military Attache Won Papen Of the
German embassy, involved in the Dunn
ba incident, denied that he intended
to sail with the ambassador.
In Dumba s leave.tahng, there was
n touch Of pathos. His countrymen
here paid him their tribute with masses
OF flowers. Big set pieces and stacks
Of bouquets from Austrian societies,
whose members he had sought to keep
from working in American munitions
plants, were banked nigh on the New
Amsterdam deck.
Attaches Of the Washington embassy
aud In Mnvv WaeI tn
moved as their chief sailed for the
homeland. With them were mum
Der Of friends the ambassador and his
charming wife had made In this coun
TRY.
Madame Dumba seemed delegated
with the Prospect Of going to Vienna
and she laughed and ehatted before thu
ship cast off
Attaches Of the two officers kissed
her hand In leave taking and were re
warded with bewildering smile Thei
as the liner pulled out in cold driz
cling rain, the ambassadors friends
stood uncovered watching him out Of
sight,
Dumba declared he was sorry Il
leave the United States without see
ing the San Francisco exposition.
"I have no i'll feeling toward any
one" was one Of his parting re
marks.
Military Attache Won Papcn, VIII,
was involved with him In use OF Am
erican Correspondent Archibald az mes
sage bearer to Europe, was among th,
last 10 see the envoy. Reports hat
said Papen was going with him.
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Tingley head Of the Universal Brother
hood Of Theosophical society Of Poin
Iona.
He charges that the funeral OF hi
father was rushed through and IN
body crematod in -four hours afte
death.
For several years before his father
denth. he was not in his right mini
Keith Spalding alleges. His mental an
/ physical strength were impaired by n,
vhncing nge. He says, he was sick an
had business worries.
These "business worries" the 70
asserts, were the result Of the loss {
half q million dollars in "eertain di
nstrous adventure"
And "w0rries OF other natures" a
serts the son, contributed 10 his allegC
Q unsoundness Of mind.
/. Contestant states that fortunes
d $4,000, 900 was accumulated by his fat
a er and his first wife, who died In lS0
!. This wealth as accumulated, he ave
Il through the Joint industry Of his faith
|. and mother, before the second marriai
Of spalding in 1900. That the W
s leaving the bulk Of the estate TO MI
Is spalding, was obtained through the !
u fiuence OF the second wife and Nj
|. Katherine Tingley, through the dire
% result Of undue influence was charge