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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
THE KING OF GREECE
STILL FIGHTS FOR PEACE
VIII Probably Call New Elec-
lion, Preventing War Move
For Two Months

Athens, Nov. 5.-Though parliament
has expressed its disapproval of the
neutrality advocates and has forced the
resignation of the zaimis cabinet, King
Constantine today seemed bent ON de-
lying the Venizelos war party.
Both the press and politicians be.
lieve the king will dissolve parliament
and force another election, instead OF
again putting into power former Pre-
mier Venizelos. The result would be
that Zaimis, though he has resigned
would hold over for at least two months
while an election! was being held. That
would mean Greece would remain neu
trail, in keeping the kings policy.
In approval OF General Yanakitzas
defiance as war minister of the pro
war party in parliament, which preci
pitated the ccbine5 crisis, Constantine
has appointed him his aide de camp
Venizelos and pro.war supporters will
resent q dissolution move. Six months
ago, such move would have been per.
fectly proper, they admitted because
then there had been no expression OF
popular opinion. Now, however, the
nation is on record az in favor of war
through having elected pro-war cham
Der of deputies with Venizelos at its
head more than a month since. Prcvi.
Gus to that election they said, Constal.
tine would have been entitled to the
belief that the people preferrd pace
VenizelOs election however, showed how
the nation fclt, say tho war advocates
ZaimiS appointment, following Ven,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
NO EXECUTED IN
CALIFORNIA TODAY
ri LOOmis Pays Penalty al
Folsom, and Louis Bundy
at San Quentin

Two mere boys paid California 5 pen
atty today for murder. Louis Bundy
aged 10, swung from San Quentin s
grim scaffold because he killed Los
Angeles messenger boy. Earl Loomis
aged 20, answered with his life for muir
dering Mrs Marie G. Hollcroft, of Sac
ramento.
One-Bundy-went to the death plat
form with a priest; the other, without
clergyman s attendance, but with 9
prayer on his lips.
Both died "game," at peace with
their maker, and the world.
Only Bundy wavered as death came
to him. His face twisted in death ag
ony and his teeth gritted together but
he said no word.
Loomis went to the scaffold with o
forced smile and a greeting to his gal
lows guards, after he had begged in
his cell for just another moment OF
life.
His last thoughts were of his moth
er, sister and brother. His prayer wa,
for them. Prison guards stood reverent
ly aside as he offered it.
Bundy's passing was accompanied by
a dramatic scene-prayers from 200 con
victs for his soul s repose.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
All Prisoners Pray.

San Quentin, Cal, Nov. 5.-"I have
no fear of eternity"
Calmly, reconciled to his fate, firm.
er than for the past few days, Louis
Bundy, aged ~, murderer, faced the
San Qucntih gallows this forenoon with
these words upon his lips.
He prepared to 20 to the scaffoll
while the prayers Of 200 eonyicts be
sought rcpose for his soul Led by
Father Brady of Los Angeles the Bun,
dy family's priest the convicts bowed
their heads and followed his words. 80
matter how deep dyed they were in
sin, cverv prisoner said the prayer.
Tears stood in mary eyes, as they
thought of the lad going to his untime
ly death.
Bundy anxiously waited for the
priest last night Ho did not appear
so Bundy ate big chicken dinner and
went to bed. His sleep was the sleep
of child, said Guard McCabe Of the
death chamber
This morning, with everything in
readiness for the execution the boy ate
q hearty breakfast Of ham and eggs
Then the priest in his clerical robes
came to give him the last rites Of the
church.
He spoke words Of consolation.
"T am resigned TO my fate, Bund,
told MIN. 81 have no fear Of eternity
God bless the boys and girls of Cali
fornia who tried TO save me.
Then the priest conducted the prayer
service unique in prison annals Lif,
/ tarmprs ioinpd with lesa hardened Grim
inals in the impressive service.
The pleas Of A. j. Pillsburg, chair
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
'HYPHENATED AMERICANS
ARE GIVEN HARD JOLT
His Policy COntemplates De.
fense Only, Wants No
Army For Aggression
4 x x X x x 4 X x 4 4 x 4; x X y
FROM PRESIDENTS
ADDRESS

We shall, l believe, never
; take another foot of territory
by conquest.
We have it in mind to be pre-.
pared not for war, but only for
; defense.
We feel justified in preparing
ourselves to vindcate our right
to independent and unmolested
action by making the force that
is in us ready for assertion.
We shall work for only an
army adequate to the constant
< and legitimate uses Of times of
!; international peace.
< No thoughtful man feels any
( panic haste in this matter.
Let us renew our allegiance
to America, conserve her
< strength in its purity, make her
chief among those who serve
+ mankind, self reverenced, self
commanded, mistress Of all
( forces of quiet counsel, strong
< above all others in good will
K and the might Of invincible jus
< tice and right.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
Albania on Verge of war.

Rome, Nov. 5.-Albania is on the
verge of general uprising,
The newspapers here are urging the
government to fortify the country be-
hind Avlona which the Italians hold.
The trouble is due to the attempts of
Serbians, driven onward by the Teu-
tons, to cross the Albanian frontier. Es-
sad Pasha, who claims to govern Al
bania, is anti.Austrian, though a Turk.
He favOrs the Serbs and wants to admit
them into his dominions. As most Al
banians are anti.Serbian the rebels have
attacked Essad Is forces and have beat
en- them.
1t is feared they win also attack the
Italians
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
NAV Execute American.

Douglas, Ariz., Nov. 5.--John Beck
EFT, American, whose residence is FL
Paso, will be executed by General
Gales men in Aqua Prieta at $3.50
clock this afternoon unless he pro.
duces package of Mexican postage
stamps said to be counterfeit, accord.
ing to threats made by the Corronzistas
today.
Beckett, it is alleged, entered Aqua
Prieta and offered to sell a package
Of stamps to Gales AS precaution,
he left them on the American side, in.
tending to return for them. Gales
jailed him AMI ordered him to produce
the stamps before 2;30 or die. The
Mexcans claim they are counterfeit.
American authorities are attempting to
secure Beckett's release.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
scoTTY AND HIS DOGS HELD UP

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 5.--Friends Of
Scotty Allen, famous Alaskan, are en-
deavoring to convince the Canada
government that Allen is an American
naturplizcd citizen, the information be.
ing necessary before he is permitted
to cross the Atlantic with l0G Alaska
dogs for the French war department.
He is being detaiucd at Quebec with
his dogs until his citizenship is proved,
according to information received here
today. The dogs are to be used for
carrying war supplies at the front this
winter. sGzaIl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
Villa VIII Release Them.

Naco, Ariz., Nov. 5.--Despite reports
to the contrary from General villa and
American Consul Carothers, Doctors
Miller and Thigpen and Chauffeurs Py'
liant and Wilson, are alive, according to
Villista officials today. They said the
quartet will be freed today from i'm
prisonment at Cananea. villa said they
were killed by shell in the recent
Aqua Prieta battle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05

Folsom Prison, Cal, Nov. 5.-Earl
Loomis was hanged here at 10 o clock
this morning.
As he was mounting the scaffold,
LOomis turned aid exclaimed:
Hello, boys The smile was forced.
Half a minute later tho drop fell and
he was dead at sixteen minutes past
ten.
Looms declined tho attentions of a
minister but spen, considerable time
praying. He was praying in his cell
for his mother, sister and brother, MS
the warden went after him.
"Please let mo have another minute
to pray" he asked the warden.
An right my boy" replied the
warden.
At the expiration of the minute the
walk to the gallows began.
LOOmis' mother and sister visited
him in his cell last night. The parting
was pathetic but Loomis bore up well
Earl NJ. Loomis, 20 years old, who
paid the death penalty today on the
Folsom prison scaffold, murdered Mrs
Marie G.. Hollcroft in Sacramento on
the night of August II, 1914, after try
ing to rob the ice cream parlor con
Quoted by Mrs Hollcroft and her hus
band
About $3.50 p. m. I.oomis rushed into
the store, with n pistol and ordered
Mr.. and Mrs Hollcroft and small
boy to hold up their hands Hollcroft
and the boy obeyed.
Mrs. Hollcroft however, raised only
I ha nd tt,ifb ha nNh
revolver under the counter Loomis
with gun leveled at the woman, walked
over to the cash register, opened it and
was reaching for the money. Two
shots rang out. One was from Loomis
revolver, the other from the woman s
1t is not known who fired first.
Loomis fled. As he ran, Mrs. Holl
croft leaned over the counter, screamed
che hit me-" and fired three shots. She
then fell to the floor and died. One
of the woman's bullets destroyed the
sight of the bandit s right eye. Loomis
accosted man on the street shor'
time later and in directing him to cal
the police patrol framed up the story
that he had been held up and shot by
two men. Soon afterwards he made
full confession saying he turned
bandit because he needed money.
The defense Of Loomis was "mora
insanity" 1t was pointed out that h,
had only nine months schooling, nevei
had a chance in life, was only l9 year
old when the crime was committed and
had been spurred on by drink. Numer
Gus letters, many of them stereotyped
were sent by spiritualists to the Cover
nor making plea for elemency.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
Trying To Save Americans.

Douglas, Ariz, Nov. 5.--The Green
Cananea Copper company today of.
fered to give General Villa supplies
worth $4,000 if he would give 80
Americans marooned in Cananea trans
portation to the border. The Amer.
leans must walk fifty miles over
deserts and mountains to the boundary,
or starve in Cananea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
After Montenegrins.

Vienna, Nov. 5.-Determined to end
Montenegrin attacks on their flank, the
Austrians have attacked them east Of
Trebinje it was officially announced
today.
Continued Italian attacks on the
bridgehead Of Goritz, at Podgora, "a
CORA heights and Montesan Michaele
were repulsed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
HOSPITALITY OF
CITY EXTENDED TO
VISITING EDITORS
State Editorial Association
Begins Annual Conference
at Capitol
BOOST YOURSELVES AS
WELL AS OTHERS HURLEY
President BrOdie Has Sarcas-
tic Thoughts About the
Press Agent

"Ncwspapcr me-. boost everything
but themselves and their business -
said Joseph p. Hurley, of the Wash.
ington County News of Forest Grove,
At the anaucl convection of tho staye
house. Mr.. Hurley's address was on
What Is the Matter With Newspaper
Men and Printers in Oregon, and the
speaker outlined the thouscnd and one
things the editor is expected to do for
nothing and then pretend that he likes
it. He compared the visit of the aver
age subscriber to newspaper office
to the visit of the same party to n
dentists office Both were for pain
tess extraction but tine dentist was the
one who received the coin and no pa.
tient would thing of paying the den
fist with everlasting gratitude"
1.-THE Serpent of the Press
"The running of n newspaper is a
business but the main trouble with the
Oregon editors 10 that they fail to sell
their space and advertising on the
close margin that the otner business
men Of the town soil their merchandise
or products, continued Mr.. Hurley
and he followed the thought Of Presi-
dent Il. r. Brodic, Of the Oregon City
Enterprise who characterized the press
agent and the seeker after free public
ity as the serpent of the newspaper
business.
President Brodio made brief re-
sponse to the address Of welcome of R.
j. Hendricks, Of the Oregon Statesman.
Mr.. Brodie took up the political adver-
tising side of the newspaper game and
recOunted the columns of space that are
devoted to boosting the virtues Of can
didates for office who becomes a mere
speeiing acquaintance after his cleo
t,0n.
Political Advertising.
Mr.. Brodie recommended that the
newspapers charge twice as much for
political advertising and that the eli.
torial policy of the papcr be merely a
dignified editorial support of the lead.
ing party candidates.
j. r. Hendricks welcomed the visit.
ing editors to the city and extended 10
tnem the hospitality Of the various
state institutions.
DR.. 7. b. Ford, district superintend
ont of the Methodist Episcopal church
pronounced the invocation.
Ebert Bede, editor Of the Cottage
Grove Sentinel, spoke on "what Ed
itors Say" and in his address advo
Gated the improvement of the editorial
page of the average newspaper. He ex
pressed the opinion that in the editorial
page alone should tho policy of the
paper be set forth but it should be
clear cut and concise.
Have Definite Policy,
"Have definite lOlicy and stand
by it, said Mr.. Bcdo "and ginger NJ
the page until it will be readable and
the most sought for department Of the
paper. "
"System in the Various Depart
ments, was the topic given A. f
VOORHEES,, Of the Rogue River Courier
Of Grants Pass. Mr.. Voorhes tal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
French Face Bnlgars.

Paris, Nov. 5.-Hghting between the
French and Bulgarians north of Rab-
rovo has been proceeding since Wednes-
day, it was officially announced to-
day.
Near Krivolak, the Bulgars are en-.
trenched along the Nish- Salonika rail.
road line within 200 yards Of tho
French Northwest Of the town, the
French have captured important
bridges.
Concerning the western front tho
statement said;
"a fierce attack on our lines Thurs.
day night between the Disc and the
Aisne was ineffective. We repulsed two
grenade attacks which were supported
by liquid fire in the LaCourtine re-
Continued on PAGE Three.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
The Unburied a Menace.

Douglas, Ariz., Nov. 5.--Douglas and
Aqua Prieta are threatened with n
plague. Three hundred corpses of
Villistas killed in the battle of Aqua
Prieta litter the ground near here,
Three hundred dead horses, killed by
Villa shrapnel have been piled in the
outskirts of the Mexican town. Eff.
forts to burn the bodies failed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
New Cnrranza Armies.

Galveston, Texas, Nov. g. Ten
thousand Carranzistas are en- route to
Guaymas from Jalisco to the aid Of
General Dieguez in his advance against
the Villistas, according to advices re-
ceived here today.
1t is reported that Great Britain has
recognized General Carranza.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
sarhian Women Fipht.

London, Nov. 5.--While women of
all nations are aiding their men by
labor at home, Serbian women are
fighting side by side with their broth.
.ers, fathers and husbands.
DR.. Gruitch, Serbian army doctor,
declares that there were nearly 1000
thus engaged when he left there.
Some even wear regulation male at
tire. Their fighting has the courage
Of Joan of Arc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
KNOWS ALL ABOUT 1T

Chicago, Nov. 5.--The Garden
Of Eden had its immigration
problem and it's race suicide
question just like modern coun.
tries have, according to the
doctrine taught in the Univer.
sity Of Chicago.
As u matter Of fact, according
to one professor it was a case Of
overcrowding which forced a
migration, rather than the ser.
pent driving Adam and Eve and
their folks out of the garden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
Big Howitzera Busy.

London, Nov. 5.-Giant howitzers
have bombarded tho advance Nish forts
on the Nishava, according to Paris dis.
patches today, which also reported Bul.
garian capture of town only leap
beyond Serbia 3 war time capital.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
Minister'S Confer.

London, Nov, 5.-The Greek and
Serbian ministers conferred today, pre-.
sumably regarding helping Serbia as n
result of the Greek cabinet crisis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
Claim French Beaten.

Berlin, Nov. 5.--Bulgarians have
moved down the French in a complete
defeat, northeast of Prilep in southern
Serbia, it was reported here today.
Part Of the French men were said
to have been routed and part of them
captured, it was stated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05

The latest allied accounts, which pos
sibly ante.dated this report said the
Serbo-French troops were holding their
own and that Prilep was temporarily
safe"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05

Miss Eloise Pash won first prize in tn
toothbrush drill at No. school Fri
day It's all right & have a few ideas
o. your own, but theirs such thing
az bein so blamed original that you git
lonesome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
BRITISH STEAMER ON FIRE.

Halifax, Nov. 5.--The British steel
screw steamer Rio Lagos, from New
York Sunday for Queenstown, is be-
lievcd TO be afire 800 miles south Of
here.
A wireless message from the Danish
steamer Frederick VIII reported sight.
ing u distressed ship, thought to be the
Rio Lagos.
Halifax Nov. j.--Though the wire.
less today continued to flash out It's
messages seeking information, IL got no
further word of the British steel screw
steamer Rio Lagos believed to have
been afire 800 miles south Of Halifax.
II Is now thought the fire probably
Was controlled and that the vessel mead
ed for nHlfax o. Queenstown for re-
pairs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
Have pefinita policv.

tC"Utinued on Page Five.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-05
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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
ARTISAN

Health is good.kini.this com munity again.
 The recent heavy rains have greatly irjuredl crops here, es. pacialiy cotton and alfalfa, and most everybody is complaining of rust in their cotton.
 Pastures are fine and the stock is looking we'll.
 People who keep plenty of salt wet with kerosene where the cattle can get it at all times, are not troubled with the cattle tick this year.
 Quite a number from near Artesian went to Tokio Saturday. All reported a pleasant day.
 Miss Abbie..:.Hale: spent last Tuesday night with Miss Fora Witcher.
 Mir. Newel Mills of Blevins is visiting w. H. Spoonamore this week.
 On accountslof rain there were not manysattendants the first of the protracted meeting at this place, but all were interested and great good has been accomp- lished.
 The protracted meeting began at Boards Chapel, Sunday. Miss Ethel Collins, MT. Frank Dobbins and Sister Elsie are at tending the singing school a Midway this week. Prof. Row land McNew of Faulkner County is conducting the class. He i, said to be a very fine teacher. Several from here attended
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
USE COTTON GOODS

While everybody is working hard to help Arkansas raise the things she eats why not let all join hands in a movement to ''get Arkansas to wearing the cotton she raises. !" If put into practice the latter slogan would place the balance of trade on the Arkansas side of the ledger and everybody-farmer, banker and merchant would be more pros- porous. Let's not only preach cotton but practice it by wearing cotton goods. Many beautiful garments can be made from the voiles. crepes. poplin cloth, per cales, ginghams, linens, cotton whipcord, piques and organdies. The Extension Division of the University of Arkansas suggests a general movement to get Ar kansas folks in the habit of wearing cotton goods where fabrics will conveniently substi- ute for silks, linens and wool ems.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27

camp meeting at Main Springs, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Guy s. Witche, of Texarkana spent Sunday visit. ing the families of Sam Witcher and Enoch Hale.
 Misses Fora Witcher and Zell Crumley and Mir. Clinton Dicker' son dined with MT. and Mrs. F. M. O'Dell, Sunday.
 The teacher and pupils of the Artesian school wish to thank Mir. and Mrs. F. M. O'Dell for the nice tub of Concord grapes presented the school on the 29th of July. We want to thank them for the bountiful feast which was enjoyed by all, and again, for the kind motive which prompted then to give the plea ant surprise.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
HE'D

Health is pretty good at this writing. and weather quite favor able to save fodder. Bro. Henry Boswell delivered quite an interesting sermon at County Line Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Ed Knight spent Friday and Saturday with their lncle, Jim Dewoody at Bluff ;ity.
 Everyone seemed to have a lice time at the. singing Sunday afternoon, at MT. John Creech's
 Mrs. Susie Dewoody of Bluff Jity is spending the week with .elatives around Theo.
 Mr. and Mrs. Kirk spent the light Saturday with Mrs. Kirk s parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Knight.
 Miss Vivian Bevill called on Iertie Knight, Sunday.
 Hattie is very fond of butter.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Creech md sister, Matte spent the weekend visiting relatives at 5hidester.
 MT. Joe Gillespie is some bet ter at this writing. He is suffer- ing the third stroke of paralysis md is dangerously i'll.
 All reported a most delightful time at the creamssupper at Mir. Henry Sweatman's last Saturday night.
 Miss Josie McAteer took din ner with theIs Misses Walters, Sunday.
 Mr. A. P. Creech was in Bluff City Mondayson business. Eddie Knight will begin mak. ing molasses Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. c. E. McAteer spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Ada Lowe.
 Esther and Olus were looking classic" Sunday
 Mrs. sEsther Mooty called or Miss Knight Sunday.
 There isssssto be a'picnic at Cy- press Park Wednesday, the 18th, Everybody come. Fl go. Success to all.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
Malaria or ChiIIs 6 Fever

Prescription No G66 is prepared especially for MALARIA or CHiLLS A FEVER.
 Five or six doses will break any case, and If taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. II acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not eripe or sicken. 25c
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27

We have both Country and city property to trade for mules and horses.
 Moore & Martin.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27

Ytu should be as careful in selecting your druggist as you are in selecting your physician. Your prescriptions would be bet CT not filled at all than fil!el incorrectly. We fill them right or not at all.
 Guthrie Drug Store.
 Phone 76.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27

TRADE M0RtL-The quality ei
 what you aayt to sell IS known
 to some people all 0i the time
 and all ot the people some oi
 the time, but advertise regu' larIy with us and you'!l reach , aIl sf the people all of the time.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27

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