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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
PREPARE FOR NEXT FAIR.
(Roseburr News.)

NhVNcuuTk NcWc.J
School Superintendent o. c. Brown
returned last night from Salem where
he mas been attending the state fair.
Mr., Brown stated that great deal of
interest was taken in the school cxhib-
its in which Douglas county took third
prize, standing only n few points below
first place and only two points below
second. The exhibits were well placed
and those who had the matter in charge
deserve u great deal Of praise. Super
intendent Brown said this morning that
tne work Of organizing the industrial
work for next year display would be
begun at once and that next year
Douglas county was going TO take first
place IL possible Tho work during the
future year will be similar to the past
and all pupils are asked 10 cooperate
IN the work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
o. A. @, LINE WEAK,

Portland, Or, Oct 0.---with the first
conference game OF the year Just four
days distant and the Oregon Aggie line
siill full Of good sized ioopholes
through which a heavy set Of backficld
men could pile without much effort
Coach Stewart is driving his men hard
IN the hopes Of getting HIS machine per.
footed as far as possible before taoy
tackle Coach Borleske's fast going
Whitman Eleven. The Walla Walln
college team surprised northwest foot.
ball class last year when they threw an
awful scare into the Multnomah club
Veterans holding them to one touch.
down. The winged NJ. beat the Ore.
gon university by two touehdawns 70
one.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
postponed from Pittsburg,

Berkeley, Cal, Oct 6.-The re.entry
of the University Of California into the
American style Of football has resulted
in California being flooded with offers
Of games after the present season
closes, Graduate Manager Stroud de.
clared today. Rolla School Of Mines,
in Missouri, the Universities of Utah,
Oregon, Colorado and others have ask.
ed for games.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
wHALEN KNOCKED OUT.

Winnipeg. Man, Oct. 5.--Danny
WhOleu Of 81, Paul lasted only on and
q half rounds In his scheduled l2 round
bout hcre last night with Johnny o..
Leary, Of Seattle, Canadian lightweight
champion, After being floored for the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
Many RecOverieS
From Lung Trouble

Eckman's Alternative has restoIes
10 health many sufferers from luns
trouble. Read what II did IN 'n''
case:---
Wilmington, Del. :.
"Gentlemeni-Ln January, lvvo.
was taken with kemorrhagcs OF tss
lungs. My phyBician, . leading Rr.r
titiOner. Nald that II was iuls
trouble. got very weak. =.
Lippincott. OF LippineOtt'n Depe
ment store, Wilmington, D ~,
recommended Eekman's Aitern
that had done great good. ! ses1s
taking IL at once. continued ias
fully, using NO other remedy, ~.
finally noticed the clearing OF -
lungs. l now have mo trouble ~.
my lungs. I firmly believe EckmS
Alternative saved my life" tApo
viated.)
Eckman's Alternative is most einSe -
cious in bronchial catarrh anu "a
we're throat and lung affections ro
up-building the system. Contains
harmful or habit forming ess
Accept no substitutes. smah "a
81; regular size, 81. Sold py ~. a
ing druggists. Write for eooKis'
rec0verieB.
Eckman Laboratory. PhiIsdelDA'a'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
THICK roc IN FRISCO

San Francisco, Oct. 6.-The thickes,
fog in ls years practically tied ar
shipping on the bay for several hour.
early today. Few small steamers from,
river points entered the harbor and
fewer left until the mantle Of fog had
lifted. Tho steamer Mandalay was re-
ported waterlogged off Crescent City
The steamer Santa Clara went ashore
at Aleatraz island during the fog last
night, but floated fifteen minutes later
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS

San Francisco, Oct. 6,--Chick Aut.
rey first baseman of the Minneapolis
club, will replace Paul Mclean at first
today who nthe Seals take the field
against the Tigers. Autrcy had non.
reserve contract, and was signed by
Wolverton yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

Boston, Oct. 6.-Matty Baldwin,
New England lightweight champion oI
Boston, today bemoans the fate when
robbed him of the distinction of neve.
having been knocked out. He was put
down for the count by Charlie White, Oh
Chicago, in the first round of a seneo'
uled 12 round bout last night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

pittsburg, Oct. Ga sharp contest
was in sight today when President
0winncr Of the Pittsburg Fedcrals,
left for New York for Pittsburg 's
rights TO Federal league championship.
He claims that pittsburg by winning
the first games Of the Sunday double,
header from the Whales, captured the
pcnnant and that the second gamt
should not have been played US It was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

London, Oct. ,6.-Rudyard Kipling 5
only son, John, aged IS, is believed
dead in the trenches on the western
front. An official report said he was
missing and believed to have been
killed."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

Oakland, Cnl., Oct @. Walter Le
ycrens, Of the Oaks, has been turned
back to tho st. Louis Americans be-
cause Of failure to make good with the
locals, it became known today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

count Of nine, right hook to the jaw
sent Whalcn down and out O'Leary
showed a lot of science in the short
time no was going.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

Chicago Herald: The British ana
French on the west front are now lil'
ing the shot that they. hope to be heaiS,
If not around the world, at least as iS'
as the Balkans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
TELECRAPHIC TABLODS +:


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San Francisco, Oct. 9. - Johnny
Eyick's tooth ached. If it hadn't kent
MN awake, the whole family might
nave nave burned to death when the house
vancouver, Wash, Oct. 6.-Ptomaine
poisoning is believed TODAY 10 have
caused the death Of Donald and Roger
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
American League.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results,
AT Salt Lake-Salt Lake 8,
Portland Z.
At San Francisco---Vernon 4,
San Francisco 0.
At Los Angeles--No game,
Oakland failed to arrive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

The household helpers your
Ipifs needs can BE- found quick
y through the Journal Won't
Ada.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

San Francisco, Oct. 6.-Cahfornia TO-
day lost one of its star tennis players
when r. .Lindley Murray went to Ne"
York to live.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

New York, Oct 6.-An elevated car
ended a wild half mile run away trip
today when it crashed into a crowded
Bay Ridge train, injuring upwards OF
so passengers. Eight were taken to q
hospital.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
1916 Pennant Dome

San Francisco has a lead of
9 l-2 games.
Salt Lake is 9 1.2 games be-
hind second place.
Portland holds the cellar po.
sition 25 I-2 games behind the
Seals.
There are but 10 more games
on the Beaver schedule.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

Caldwell, aged .three and five years,
respectively, at Glenwood. Several 9th
er children of the Caldwell family are
ill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06

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ssory IN the Journal Nesv Today
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-06
Sport
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24
ADOPT FAVORABLE REPORT
JACKMAN. LOCKWOOD ROAD

The Senate adopted the favorable
committee report Tuesday afternoon
on the resolve appropriatlqg S22,5o0
for use III the construction of d high
way from Jackrlan east to the shore
Of Moosehead lake at lockwood. The
resolve provides that his sum shan
be appropriated only on condition that
Somerset county approprIates $500,
the lockwood community, $4,000, and
Jackman ana Long Pond each. $4,000.
Sen. coibys Support
Senator Colby of Somerset support
ed the resolve and asked the adoption
Of the favorable report Of the com
mittee Is against the unfavorabie re-
port. two reports having been return
ed He declared that the construction
Of the highway would be effective in
bringing into the State each season
eight or ten automobiles where one
comes now He pointed out the +act
that the building Of the highway will
open Up to common travel 81 mil7
stretch Of excellent road on The shores
of MooSehead lake owned by the
Great Northern Paper Company, and
stated that though the paper com
pany had not promised to turn over
to the county or State this longest
piece Of uninterrupted highway
through the scenic wonders of Maine
it had gone on record as willing the
road should be used by the public.
The 81 mile highway along the lake
shores was built at cost exceeding
s225, 0o0, he said.
To justify the expenditure, sena-
tor Colby explained that this appro-
priation on the part Of the State would
bring the total appropriation for high
WAYS and bridges by this Legislature
ID to about s1s7 .000-the sum appro-
prlated by the 18th Legislature. He
declared that Maine people have long
talked Of developing the State and
said he thought this opportunity for
development offered good beginning
of development IN the grand Moose
head lake region and was not for the
benefit Of Somerset county alone bU.
for the good Of the entire State.
The favorable report was accepted
py vote Of Il to II.
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THREE TERRE HkUTE
OFFICERS ARRESTED
ON BRIDE CHARGE
Judge viii Jail All IS Defend.
ants If Hears of Other
Attempts

Indianapolis March 23. Sheriff
Dennis Shea, City Judge Thomas
smith and Street Inspector Alexander
Aczel, three defendants in the Terre
Haute election case, were ordered into
the custody Of the United States mar
sinai here late today by Judge Ander-
son for alleged tamperins with gov
ernment witnesses.
Judge Anderson also asserted that
he would put all Of the IS defendants
il Jail if he heard of any further at
telnpts to influence or bribe govern
nent witnesses. During the after
noon seven witnesses. six of whom
have pleaded guilty. in the election
fraud cases. testified they had been
taken from the Nieo county Jail on a
writ OF haneas corpus and brought &c
Indianapolis. The arrest Of these mer
appeared TO arouse the Indignation OF
the judge and ne questioned United
States District Attorney Daily as Il
who was responsible for the imprison
ment Of the witnesses. The court then
ordered that the seven men be held
in Indianapolis and not returned tC
Nigo county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24
AGREE UPON
5 ARTICLES
IN FAR EAST
Progress in Settling the JAP
anese Demands Upon China
Manchuria Concerned List
OF Stipulations Accepted by
China

Pekin, March 94,-a:s5 A. M-Fyve
articles bearing on the Japanege de-
mands upon China We're initiated as
concluded by the Chinese foreign min
lister, Lu Cheng- Hsiang, and Elk Hiokj
the Japanese minister at the confer
ence which was held at the Jajanes.
legation yesterday The japanese
minister recently suffered slight in
juries by a fall from horse. and
Ills condition did not permit him to g
to the Chinese foreign office and 70,
this reason the meeting was trans
terred to the legation. All the arti-
cles concerned AIanchuria
China agreed TO the following stip-
ulations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24
China Concessions

Fl~st-Tht Japanese gov ernnlept'S
consent shall he obtained before q loan
is MADE with a third power involving
the pledging Of local taxes in South
Manchuria
Second-Thc japanese government
consent shall be obtained Whenever
permission Is granted 10 4 subject Of
. third power to build railway.
o. When 4 loan is made with third
power. Tor the building Of railway
IL south Manchuria.
Third-If the Chinese government in
South Mancnuria employs advisors or
INSTRUCT ors Tor pcHtlcaL financial or
military purposes. the japanese gov
ernmenr shall first be consulted
Tou-th-The transfer Of the Eirin-
Chang Chun railway 10 japanese con -
trol for 81 Years.
The fifth article was proposed by China
and provides for the continuance of such
treaties a. are not affected by the pres
ert treaty.
The japanese have conceded the point
Of & separate discussion regarding East
Mongolia and South Manchuria. which
were combined in their list Of demands.
kift A-dIlCil "a ltAA4 - tIi'- Liz a
ton and land ownership clauses nave not
as Yet been settled, but definite progress
has been made.
THIS is the case also with respect TO the
mining clause.
The Chinese government has received
advices confirming the report that 6oo ad-
ditional japanese troops have arrived al
Tsinan. making total of about 2o-O.
Bovcotts by the Chinese on Japanese
goods are reported from several places
In the south, where II is considered that
the Chinese are most likely TO get be
yond the government control, a Shans-
hal dispatch says that riotine occurred
within the foreign settlements Monday
night. Japanese theatres and shops We're
stoned The foreign police were called
out and made some arrests.
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UNITED STATES WILL INSTITUTE
LIBEL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE
GERMAN STEAMSHIP AT SAN JUAN
Instructions from AttOrne
General Gregory to Z. S. Dis
trict Attorney Of Porto Rico
Odenwald May Be Held Pend
ing Settlement of Question of
Forfeiture Under Congress.
SIGNAL Resolution

Washington, March 23.-Attorney
General Gregory late today instructed
the United States district attorney OF
Porto Rico to institute libel proceed
Odenwald, which attempted Sunday to
leave San Juan harbor without clear
ance papers.
Under these proceedings the vessel
may be held in the custody Of q mar
shal pending settlement Of the ques-
ton whether she shall be forfeited tc
the United States under the recent
joint resolution Of Congress prescrib-
ing penalties in such cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24
BUTCH McDEVITT
COMING HERE TO
OFFER HIS STATUE
Expected This Noon Ready to
Appear Before the
Legislature

ToIn Jay McDevitt Of Wilkesbar-e,
Pa, millonaire-for- day, would be
President, wife seeker. and several
other things, will arrive in Augusta
today on the noon train from Port
land, With his suite Of retainers ne
will have luncheon at the Augusta
House. He is coming to plead that the
Legislature accept the statue he mas
had made Of himself and which was
once refused adrnittance to the Ma
tlonal Hall Of Fame.
Butch" as he is generally known,
carried his statue TO Boston TO leave
there if he secured a wife. He didn't
like the Boston girls who liked MIN
so he has put the same proposition UP
to Portland Now he wants the sane
ton Of the State Legislature and IS
determined To have it.
In advance of his coming, Butch has
forwarded this letter:
"McDevitt's Bridal Suite
New Falmouth Hotel,
ITO the Senate and House of Tapre-
sentatives of the State Of Maine:
Now sometime after the evening
repast and shortly prior to my relir-
ing for the evening I feel ira. The
muse has settled the more serious
flights Of my fancy and hence I will
proceed to express myself relative TO
the State Of Maine and the statue Of
one John Jay McDevitt. So to the hon
orable body Of the House and Senate
] will in all 1nodesty say that / will
be very much grieved should the old
Pine Tree State refuse to al least con-
slider the proposal, for when all is said
and done this man Butch" is Just as
good as any other living man in the
United States and g vast deal ahead
Of those who have passed to the shores
of oblivion. ! admit that Washington,
Jefferson. Adams. Patrick Henry,
Clay, Lincoln. Grant and others are
entitled TO all the reverence that great
men are entitled to. But kindly don't
overlook the fact that ] am not an
Continued on Page 4-Coun,n y
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NO NEW DETAILS
OF SURRENDER
OF PRZEMYSL

London, March 23-Owing to the biz
card, which is interfering with the tele-
graph service, no details Of the surren-
der Of 9rzemysl are coming through
but Lernberg reports that for seven days
prior TO the fall of the fortress the people
Of the town mad nothing TO eat and the
Russians. who took in large supplies OF
provisions, were welcomed as hberators
DISPATCHES from the same place say
that 1900 persons We're found suffering
from ryphus or cholera and that the work
of disinfecting the place is being energet-
ically undertaken. The interior forts. II
is said. were found intact with q good
deal Of ammunition III them.
Everywhere in Europe. both in beIIiser-
ert and neutral countries, the greatest
credit is given the Austrians for their
long aud stubborn resistance, which has
gretly delayed and interfered with the
Russian campaign in other directions
Now that the Russians. whose numbers
like those Of the Austrians, must have
been greater than was heretofore under
stood. are no longer under obligation &c
invest this fortress. a big movement
either against Cracow or in the Carpa-
thians will Doubtless be inaugurated
With their northern lines protected by
the ruorass into which the greater part
months, the Russians are expected to
throw all their strength against the Aus
TRANS and attempt finally to crush them.
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BELIEVE CANADIAN
GOVT HAS ASKED
HORNS EXTRACTION

Boston March 2S-An agent Of the
Canadian government visited William
A. Hayes, End United States commits
sioner. today, in connection with the
case of Werner Horn II is under
stood that the Canadian official, who
was accompanied by an attorney ap-
piled for warrant for Horns extra :
dition to Canada for trial. The com
missioner said after his callers had
departed, that he could not discuss the
matter as il was q rule OF his office to
make no statements regarding war
rants until after they had been served.
In any event il is not expected that
the extardition proceedings will be
pressed until the case against Horn
for the illegal interstate transporta-
iton Of explosives had been disposed of
in the Federal court here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24

For the first time during he session Of the 77th Legis
OF the House Of Representatives
places Tuesday afternoon and exercised talents
their full The question pending the final
of the resolve equal suffrage to The srug
futile and the splendid orations
the representatives, who supported the did not
coed holding all the Republicans persuadng enough Dem
for the and vote resulted in the defeat of the
through the lack Of the necessary twoirds The
Quistc number carry the resolve IS votes; s. voted
for and SO against The given S6 for the
and SO against but careful CHECK showed this
error, 88 having voted yes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24

ON MUTINY
IN SINGAPORE

London, March %, s P. M
The British colonial Office this
evening gave out statement
dealing with the situation at
Singapore where recently there
WAS a mutiny among the Indian
troops. The statement read:
"All messages from Singapore since
the last notification show reS'0r
+;on Of normal conditions. OF .nose
who took par. in the recent riot al, ex.
cent II have now surrenderea, inv, "a.e
been captured or have 'os' . ne. ser
"Fjve rioters have been sno' a1.eF
al Nv = summary general court
..;.i One has been sentenced 70
~ Years Imprisonment and seve" to
one wear Imprisonment each.
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JACKMAN redwood H'WAY REPORT
ISACCEPTED BY THE SENATE TUESDAY
How They Voted on Suffrage Resolve

would have required IS votes pass the resolve
representatives voted absent and two paired
The IS voted for divided follows
Republicans S. Democrats Is; Progressives S. The SO
who against the resolve divided Democrats 81
Republicans Inasmuch 25 Democrats voted for the
and Republicans voted against it, hardly be
the party lines, though is evident
majority of Republicans in favor of the
resolve and the majority of the Democrats opposed Stated
the Republicans who voted for
against resolve g. Democrats who voted for
solve 25. against resolve 81.
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ADVERTISING co.
CUTS CONTRACTS
WITH DEALERS
IN WHiSkEYS

Chicago, March 23,-The Poster Ad
yertising Co, of the United States and
Canada placed a ban on the advertise
ment of whiskey and other spirituous
LIQUORS. il was learned today. Beer
and wines are not included.
The action was taken at Palm
Reach. Fla, March 10, at the annual
meeting of the board OF directors.
Herbert Duce. editor OF magazine
published by the association admitted
that resolutions had been adopted
barring these drinks from the dis
nlavs of the association which has
members IN 1000 cities Of the United
States and Canada
No new contracts will be entered
into with the whiskey concerns after
Nav 81 and no whiskey advertise
ments will be posted after this year,
according to the resolutions.
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APTURE OF
$4,000 men
! At PRzEMSYL

ferograc, March %. Via
London, 7.55 P. M.-The Rus
:, ~a'l war Office announced today
'@L IIIO00 men were captured
a Przemysl.
- 1ae statement from the war
Office follows:
a.. ''s0ru'ns TO figures given by Gen.
o. "osmanek late commander at
,,. "'''' the number Of prisoners who
ia. aerea &c the Russians was nine
49, a's and s2 officers of the gen.
a.. ssaH' 25oo officers and officials
"rh. ,,,,.
|n,.. number Of guns and other war
captured is being calculated"
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Hall Crowded

And there has not been before 60
large an attendance al session Of
the House as there was when the
speakers savel fell and he announced
the business at hand The gallery
was crowded and the rear Of the
House floor and open spaces beside
the speakers desk showed little un-
occupied room available for chairs.
On The desks Of Rep. Sanborn Of
South Portland and Rep. Pierce Of
Houlton were large. bouquets Of yell
low jonquiis, symbol Of the interest
shown in these two orators by the
proponents Of the resolve; many rep
resentatives proudly wore the sym
bolical yellow ionquils on their coats.
and nearly every woman in the great
hall displayed a jonQuil or red rose
in her corsage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24
$4,000 FIRE
SOUTH PARIS

South PARIS, Me. March 23.-The Max
i'm block was burned 10 the ground to-
night, in a fire which caused q loss OF
upwards Of s1o.Go0 r H Moves & Co.,
clothiers Miron Maxim. gunsmith and
autom;bile supplies dealer and Alton
C. Wheeler, a lawyer, were the principa!
losers. The origin of the fire has not
been determined.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24

eioh. miles east of the Suez canal.
"Ea-iy this morning the 25nei Inst
force under Gen. Sir 6. Younghus-
band attacked and routed the enemy
who is now in full retreat.
"a prisoner says this force came
direct from Biz 81 Saba, having taken
Y DAYS en-oute, and that Gen. Won
Traume- ans three other German OFF,
cers were with it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-24

On the 22nd instant at dawn. one
y oar PATROLS discovered q party o.
1' eneny near EIkubr post, opposite
'e- Snotl were exchanged.
1ercp'anes est r1ateo the number
: anout 1000. composed OF infantry,
"uie's ans few cavalry.
ne guns al Eikubrj opened fire
:" inflicted casualties. whereupon
W enemy retired ana f-oreo camp