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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
THAW'S MOTHER MAY
PREVENT HIM FROM
OBTAINING LIBERTY
Mrs. Thaw UnwilingIy Be-
comes Factor In Sanity
Trial Before Jury

New York, June 24.-Horry X
Thaw s aged mother may unwiiliugly
become factor in preventing her SON
from obtaining his liberty in the sanity
trial Of Stanford Whites SLAYER now
in progress here.
In addition to showing that Mrs.
Thaw was suffering from nervous pros.
tration when Thaw was born. Deputy
Attorney General Cook TODAY nm.
nounced he would read her testimony
taken during her son S second trial
for murder in which she said members
Of the family had suffered from men.
tai disorders. Ii the court does not
allow the introduction of this tcsti,
mony in the effort Of the state to show
that ThOw is insane and incurablr.
Cook said he would call the mother,
herself, to the stand,
Witnesses today expressed the opin.
ion that Thaw is sane. Gustave Bocder,
reporter for the New York World
said he interviewed Thaw two days
after the latter killed White. At that
time Thaw appeared to be irrational,
he said. Roeder regarded him as Il
changed man now.
William Shurtleff, Of Coaticook.
where ThOw stopped after his fHgh,
from Matteuwun, said he believed the
defendant sane. Shurtlcff admitted he
had received $25 transportation money
for appearing to testify
James Smith, reporter of Sher.
brook, Que, said he believed Thaw to
be sane
"Did Thaw discuss women with
you2" Cook asked,
'Yes. "
"Did he discuss Virgins, Canadians
or otherwise2n
ono. lie talked of the right kind
Of women-mothers
Sensational testimony regarding an
alleged plot of New York officials
headed by William Troyersh Jerome
to kidnap Thaw when he was a fugitive
in Canada was promised by John b
Stanchfield attorney for the defendant
today.
In fighting for the admission of Ger
tain testimony from Canadian wit
ncsses Stanchfied said their state
ments would be sustained by later eyi
dence. Despite strenuous objections
by the deputy attorney general, Jus
ticc Hendricks admitted the testimony
relating to the alleged plot.
Robert Ewing, an alderman Of Shcr
/ L. a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
Sundays Secretary
RepudiateS His Story

Hood River, or, June 23.- Rcpudia.
tiou of % recent statement he was ro.
ported 20 have made against Billy Sun
DAYS cgaHroIsfic methods were con.
ia.rgI Iu telegram received yesterday
hg sunday from B. D, Ackloy, his form.
Or rny1iD secretary and pianist.
ArNIry explains that In "an uuguar1.
rI moment owing 20 an unfortunate
weakness aal undcr very peculiar cir.
.mranrcH may have said things
which have hoDn dist0rcln ~
The telegram was dated Philadelphia
and AaEloys Ignaturc was otiosicl 10
by John Wan1maker and Ben $ Wolch.
Iu mr, ihe telegram, which was 900
words ln length said'
'Nang of the things that recently
have appeared in the public press with
reference go my relations with and
seraration from Mr. Sunday and bis
uarig have been 80 distorted iu matter
of fact as tU make them quite untrue,
and hence make an entirely false im.
rfes,Iun 0H lhe public mind.
,p have lab0rod with Mr. Sunday Tor
eight years end he has always been 20
me "a good aud most valued friend ]
would be- both false and disloyal 10 him
and 90 The work he bas been doing were
20 c0nui0u.iy say Or do anything
either ir dIpangemont Of him or HE
work. and never can forget how much
I owe hIm for bic many kinlnemes.'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
Better Prices for Hops.

Portland 0rep juno 2l--Tbe poor
prospects FOR the English hop crop arc
beginning TO tell ON the market here.
Contracts and spots have gained fully
cent IN the Oregon market this week
ond the tendency OF values is unmistak
ahly upward.
Twelve cents was paid yesterday ON
contract for ncw'crop Oregous. X. E.
Williams was buyer The amount signed
up in the contract Is 10000 pounds.
The Harding crop of l1l bales OF
WAS at NJ Angel was bought by thc
.Seuvey Hop company nt IL l'2 ccuis.
The zimmerman lot OF 10 hhles ~ tho
same price WIS uurVhugnd bV IT, 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

all territory tributary to the CommbI,
river and one for the second district
consisting Of the territory tributary to
the coast streams other than the
Columbia.
While there was some little fight on
for the position of state game war.
den. cbiefly from a geographical point
of view. and n considerable discussion
was hod and several ballots were tax.
en- before the final and deciding vo,.
was cast unanimously in favor Of Mr.
shoemaker. the big fight of the ses.
sion was over the choice Of supennten.
dent Of batcheries and Mr. Clauton 5
victory in this event is viewed as a
direct @ endorsement and recognition Of
tbc efficiency of his services and sue.
c"ss c"s Of his five Years Of administration
and and experimentation in hatchery opera.
tions,
''VlI Wbne no definite information is oh.
toinoblc nbout what trnnspirod behind
tbc closed doors it is pretty generally
,t......l l....-. NlH,Yu.t,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
ENDS INDIGESTION
AFTER EATING

JU.t because The pcpsn pills, soda
mint, and other artificial digestive
tablets you have been taking no
longer give you tho desired relief
and yuu must take two, four or six
instead of one 10 stop your heart
bmu boating sour rising, helJhug
aud stomach lump, IT'S no sign there
is mo- quick relief for you, but sure
siu that its high time you changed
your medicine. Give up these so.
called aids 10 digestion, that work
on the food and 10 the stomach no
actual good Or u'll belch and
bloat tll l0omsday You need o
remedy that viii strengthen your
stomach muscles and lining and i'm
crease the flow of digciiiye juices
Then your stomach viii do It's own
digestIng
There b. an old time remedy called
Mluul stomach Tablets which give
wonderfully quick relief in such
cases They nre q splendidly bal
abgpd stomach prescription and no
matier how bad your stomach is,
how long % has bothered or what or
how much YOU eat, these little tab.
lets will mako your stomach digest
every last particle Of food In IL
Daniel j. Fry or most any good
druggist ln this vicinity sells Nj.
O.na on a positive guarantee VI sat
isfactory results or money back
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
WHOLE PICNIC PARTY is
ILL IN POLK COUNTY

Dallas. ore, June 90 Nearly
every member Of two families az Lew
Hyillo, Polk county, was put out OF
commission nt "a community picnic az
shady Lane Saturday. Ed Evans was
struck by horse in race and 80.
fiougly injured in the back, and his
two nieccs, Mrs. M e. Williams and
Miss Gladys Evans, and Mrs VII.
iams baby we're critically ill for scv-
cral hours as tho result Of piomaine
poisoning. -Four members Of the family
Of jasper Bagley, neighb0rs Of The Nv.
ans family were violently ill following
the picnic. Both families ute dinner 90
the picnic and partook Of preserved
chicken, which is believed 10 have been
the cause Of the p,omnine poisoning.
An are reported as out Of danger TO-
day
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
TO LOOK AND FEEL
BRIGHT IN HOT WEATHER
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This is the season when she who
would have hly.whitc complexion
should turn her thouhts to mcrrolized
wax, the firm friend Of the summer girl,
Nothing so cffectually oyercomcs the
soiliug effects Of sun. wind, dust aud
dirt The wax literally absorbs the
scorchcd, liscolored, frcckcd, withered
or coarsencd cuticlc bringing forth q
brand new skin, clear, sofo aud girlish.
" beautiful, II also unclogs the pores,
removing blHckheads and increasing
the skins breathing capacity An
ounce Of morcoized wax, obtainablc at
any drug store applied nightly like cold
cream, and washed OFF mornings will
gradually improve the worst complex.
ion.
when depressed by the heat and you
want 10 frcshcn up for the afternoon
or evening. bathe the face in o lotion
made by dssolving ami ounce Of
powdered uzolite in a half pint witch
hazel. Youll find this more refreshing
than an hour IS rest. II is fine for
smoothing out wrinkles, even the deeper
ones
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

panied by her two little sons, Robert
and Merle Is spending few days in
Salem,
The big Sunday school convention at
Quinuby Park ON June "a promises to
be q record rd'bronker in Joint Of attend
ouce. New officers are to be elected
as well as other important matters to
be settled
A big Children's day program wna
carried ont ut lluycsyillc sunday
school on Sunday Decorations were
ristic, program excellent aud scNtiug
capacity taxed TO utmost,
Elder Thurston lccturcd az Hayes
willie church sunday evening to o h,rgc
and appreciatiye crowd ON "rho
World's Crisis"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

" TtZ " draws
out the acids and
poisons that puff
up your feet No
matter how hard
YOU work, how
long you dance,
how far you
walk, or how long
YOU remain on
your feet, "TlzD
brings restful
foot comfort
"TTZ' is won.
derful for tired,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
CLAXTAR NEWS
CC0pit0l journal spcciol Service. }

(Copital Journal Special Service
Claxtur Ore, June =. -- Mrs. r.
Yates, Of this place, who injured her
hand while hop training, has. after sew.
eral weeks OF trouble with the injured
member, now greatly improved after
having u portion Of one finger rc
moved,
Dee Kady the ldycarold grandson
OF Mrs Henry johnson is improving
Otter his recent operation and hopes
ore entertained that the plucky little
lad win recover The lad has been re.
moved from the sanotoium und is con.
vnlescing ut his own home, under the
cnrc of II trained nurse.
Mr. and Mrs, N Jorgcsen, both of
whom have been seriously IN, are both
ut home from Salem hospitals, and are
recovering satisfactorily The Jorgcu
sens have one Of the largest and most
poultry farms In this coun
ty each summer raising many hundred
thoroughbred Buff Lcghom fowls,
The following prominent and we'll
known Chcmawuitos visited here Sun
day Mrs Smith, Miss Donna Mae
Smith, Master Walter Smith, the
Misses Rcdford, Sproguc, White oud
Miss Gertrude Brewer.
Erastus Miller who formerly lived
in this vicinity and is wcl known
hWG returned last week from two
years spent in his former home Of Ru
leigh, North Carolina. Mr. Millcr's
iumily win join him shortly aud all
VIII rcocutc here,
Mrs. Thomas Cl0ggctt and baby
daughter Rosolic, were guests of Mrs
VIM. Wcstley this week,
Id Buscy has returned to his home
hero after several months spent In the
custcm Oregon country
The grain output will greatly exceed
last year in sherman, Gunt, Wasro
and Gillian, Many eastern uowcum,
crs are loentng IN the Inland Empire
this season.
Loganberry picking is on In full
blast In yards here. Mr. Hickman, with
q large force, commenced Tuesday j..
w. Woodruff also commenced ON the
sumo date, 4 number OF yards will
o
O'sin nero on Ihnr'u1y
LogonDcfry men are hopelnli ana ofe
N'l'ih ,n'u 10 gather ana Pui OUT
Ilfst rlaNs product TINS year ana reel
assured INA, bettef prices pnd Creator
demand, will be- made in % short time
Some Brc 20 be- dried, others converted
INTO IIGit Jwe' ior shipment To di..
tNht poini, WINE tho remainder WI,
u' ''i,iulIy pi,"'u PI''ool'1 400"
mn pP'l nS if''h ifui1 ..
., q great llfr ~ th' Hc,mty OF ih'
Iuom'a ,loEB't hom' 1'''ioNg,1 ~
,"'N' Vi "'y "von curry lnls "',". n
urge amount OF "oId IN ln' N'ihllF
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

aching swollen, smarting feet Your feet
Just tingle for joyi shoes never hurt or
seem tight,
Get a 25 cent box Of "TTZ" now from
any druggist or department store. End
loot torture forever-wear smaller shoes,
Keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
80 YALKENBERo AcQuITTED

Bose. Idaho, June 2l-FoIlowIng
tral lasting everal days. p. p. Van
ValkpBbr.h crsiate insurance commits
sioner. a acquitted today Of the charge
of embelzlug tijg Of state funds.
The iuy lolIberutcd nearly 30 hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

George II, Nudge was today granted
an order to will two tracts Of land in
this county consisting Of about 27
acres in the interests Of the estate Of
George l., Pugh, Of which he is admin.
istrator The order issued today can,
cells former order issued in the above
estate in the probate court Of this coun.
ty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
SIX FISHING VESSELS SUNK

t.,5or .une 2i.-siz small iI'n'ns
vessels have been sunk OF a., ..,. ,.',. we've ys
sssilspj by submarine shippers "'''
advised today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

COURT HOUSE NEWS
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County Judge w. VI, Bushcy today
approved the bond and sureties Of Lii.
lian h, Bowen, guardian Of the estate
Of Alta Armstrong, a minor An order
was also issued for the sale of the real
property Of the minor Alta Armstrong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24
''TIz" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"TTZ" makes sore, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight. Away 60 the
aches and pains, the corns, callouses,
bIiaters aud bunions,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

man never does what his wife e1'
poets him 70.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

Final account in the estate Of Eliza.
beth Frohmadcr deceased, was filed in
the probate court today by George
Frohmander, administration The ad.
ministrator states that all claims
against the estate are settled and he
asks for an order discharging him from
further duties as administrator
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

Special Officer II, j. Hickcrson was
hailed before the police Judge last night
and fined u box Of cigars, llckcrson
paid the fine rather than 20 to Jail.
The cause oi the fine was recently.
acquired wife, Miss lone Pearl Fisher
and Mr. llickcrm were united In mar.
riage last night and both Young people
have the best wishes of their many
friends about the city hall.
William Mayncw was given n sen.
tcuce of five days at hard labor by
Police Judge Elgm this morning upon
a charge Of begging ON the streets Of
this city
Albert Jonicntz appeared i'm police
court this morning and pleaded guilty
TO charge Of speeding. He was fined
$40.
An alarm Of fire was turned iu yes.
tcrday upon % telephone call from
Brooks on account Of the fire I'm the
Aspuwall Bros. fruit dryer Az there
was no water available at Brooks IL
was needless TO take the fire engines
10 the scene Of thc fire. Two Of the
tircmyn lett on motorcycle. for Brooks
but the fire had been put out by .
bucket brigade wnci they arrived.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

First love breaks hearts and second
lose mmis them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-24

A woman signing her name as Mrs.
Lottie Brown wrote to County Clerk
Gchlbar today asking him to send her
the name and address Of "the mau that
owns great many acres Of land on
French prcrier' lie is rich man, a
million heir and has been to congress-
Mr. Gchlhar is Of thc opinion that She
has reference to Hon, B, j. Harding
now deceased. who was formerly %
large land owner near Champoeg and
who once served @ term in congress n
this Is not thc case be- thinks She prob.
ably means Alex LaFoIctte or NJ, T..
Jones who are large land owners Iu
this district and who have served Iu
the state legislature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
kEEZELL. INTERESTS
ASKS INJUNCTION

Appealing from the decision OF
Judge Henry w. Holt, Of the Circuit
Court of Rockingham County. the
Rockingham Publishing Company
representing the Barney keezell inter
ests in the Harrisonburg News-Rec
ord, has asked for an injunction to
prevent r. b, Smythe from exercising
his function as business manager of
the newspaper and W. J. Showalter
from exercising the functions of edi-
tor.
The fight between Senator keezel
and MIR, Sn1ythe Is a long standing one
and only two days ago Judge Holt de
cided in favor Of the latter. The pc
tition was laid before Judge Harrison.
Of the stat" supreme Court
The court yesterday received from
the Southern Hallway n petition FOR
a writ OF error and supersedcs from
the decision of Judge Barksdale IN
awarding damages 10 the amount ef
$3.50 TO the administrators OF Ray
mond Vaughan deceased. Vaughan
and passenger in his automobile
a Mrs. Perrow-were killed at a
crossing near Lynchburs by South
ern Railway train while in an auto
mobile The evidence centered around
the fact "a Ia whether the train whistle
was or was not blown al the cross
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
LARGE PRICES PAID FOR
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS
Five Sold Yesterday for Nearly $780,
000-Wall Street Takes Sales as
Omen for Big Business.

New York. April l6.-The sale of a
Stock Exchange seat at $4,000 was
announced today. Fer other seats
were transferred at $4,000. The sale
at $4,000 represents an advance OF
$40. 900 in the price of Exchange mem.
berships In less than week, a seat
having been sold. recently for $50, 600
II has been a considerable time since
the sales of as many as five seats have
been announced in one day and mem
bers of the Exchange said II seemed
like "old times Wall Street sees In
the rapidly advancing price OF seats
and the increasi sing demand for them
another evidence that sentiment is
improving and that business ~ com
ing back into Its own.
1t was only last October that seat
sold for $4,000 and others were un-
derstood to have been offered at that
price with no takers The highest
price ever paid for an Exchange seat
was in ls05-isos when sales were re-
corded at $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
MILAN IN GRIP Of
POPULAR DISTURBANCE
General Strike Called As Protest
Against Injuring Several Persons
in Pro-War Demonstration.
SERIOUS TROUBLE THREATENS
Shops Arc Closed. Street Cars Stopped
and Cty's Activities Tied Up--Po-
ico Are Hooted But Soldiers
Checred

Rome, April 1.-The general
strike called at Milan as a protest
aeainst the iniuring % several per-
sons in the riots last Sunday, when
the police refused 10 let crowds as
semhle in a demonstration favoring
war, went into effect yesterday. and
tied up tn citys entire activities. The
shops were closed and even the street
cars were stopped. while the strikers
paraded the streets and booted the po-
lice. hut cheered the soldiers when
ever any were met.
At noon the crowds Increased TO
such proportions and their attitude
became SO menacing. that the schools
were closed. ueyolvers were fired
OCCASIONALLY into the air In the after
noon over $50 coo Of these strikers
assembled To accompany the body ~
a workiugman. who had been beaten
70 death in the riots sunday. 10 the
burial grounds. The procession was
preceded by men carrying banners.
Count DeTurin. a first cousin OF King
Victor Emmanuel. was among the
leaders.
a detachment ~ bicycle policemen
came upon the procession as II was
proceeding through the city. but no
attempt was made TO stop or dispense
SO formidable crowd. After the
funeral there was fight between
students and workingmen who had
been following the body. Several
com batsnts were injured
Speeches OF violent character were
delivered al the cemetery by Depu
ties Tura1i. DeAmbris and Chiesa,
who, In the course Of their remarks,
exhorted the strikers not 10 hold any
more meetings. but 20 disperse quietly.
Afterward the strikers hurried back
to the center N the city. where In the
meantime troops had been drawn
up 81 place NJ policemen This had
a Quietinr effect upon the strikers.
who had shown strong disposition
all day to make idols OF the troops
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
MUST PAY POLL TAXES
ON OR BEFORE MAY |
Attorney General Rules That They
Cannot Be Deferred Because of
Sunday.

Attorney General Pollard held yes
terday that poll taxes must be paid
no, later than May / of this year
by those desiring to vote in the com
ing November elections.
The law provides for payment not
later thaa six months before the cleo
tion. but this year that date. which
Is May 2. falls on Sunday This mat
ter was brought to the attention OF
the Attorney General by citizens in
terested. and was asked IL the pay
ments must be made on Saturday
May /, or II payment could be de-
ferred until Monday. MAY 8 The
Attorney General ruled that the re-
tuiremeat that payment be made six
months prior to the election was plain
and as no provision was made for
the contingency arisinA this year,
May | is the last date on which pay
ments may be made.
Payment OF the poll tax by May / Is
a prerequisite also to voting In the
primary of August 3. at which time
the Democrats will nominate candi-
dates for the House OF Delegates. for
the Senate, and. In many instances,
for county offices. as none can vote
In the primary save those qualified
TO vote in the general election.
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
YELLOWSTONE PARK
GtPSER IN RICHMOND
Yellow Water Spouts When Jitne,
Bus Driver Hits Hydrant on Park
Avenue.

Because he put Richmond on the
map, as one city in million that could
produce, without notice, the eighth
wonder Of the world. Samuel Peavy
was arrested last night.
Samuel ran into regulation city
fire plug while he was chauffering a
jitney bus, and busted the top of
the hydrant at the corner of Park Az
enue and Shafer Streets.
For an hour the hydrant spouted. II
looked like one OF the geysers be-
TWEEN here and Frisco. where a World
Fair is now being held, and a lot o.
people gathered around and talked 10
policemen, and asked why the city was
making demonstration of water pres
sure when there was no FIRE.
The policemen got tired of hearing
foolish questions and run in" Mr..
Peavy. Officer Clark arrested him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-16
Berlin Replies Russia 8 Every
Attempt to Invade Hungary
Has Been Defeated
Gar s Armies Are
ReportedExhausted
Zeppelin Invasion Of North
England Was Fizzle Many
Narrow Escapes Recorded
at Newcastle

London April f5.-~-1he Russian
war office at Petrograd announced
today that the Austi-)- German Of
frnsiye at koziowa, twenty-five
miles northeast of the IzOk pass.
has been completely checked. af-
Ter suffering terrible losses. The
advantage gained here opens
new approach ae ainst the Uzok
pass. and affords the Russian
forvcs an opportunity to resume
their Uffcrsty enNDvemcnt toward
the Hungarian plains.
The oalciaa statement ISSUED at
Berlin, however. completely refutes
the claims of the Russian war office,
and says that the Russians have been
badly beaten. and checked at every
point in the attempted invasion OF
Furthermore. says the
German war office. there are unmis-
takeable indications that the Russian
armies in this locality are on the
verge of complete exhaustion and
have practically abandoned their
Petrograd dispatches say that the
Russians now hold every important
height in the East Beskids, and are
today less than three miles from the
Uzok pass, Ungvar, IA town TO the west
OF the pass. has been abandoned by
its Hungarian defenders, and the Aus
tro- German forces are now blowing UP
the railroad tunnels in the pass, and
destroying the railroad, in an effort
TO cover their retreat.
The opinion In general that upward
of 1000, 900 are now In the armies
fighting through this region. The
battle Involves practically the entire
ridge between Sanole- Homonna rail-
way on tho right. and the Stryt-Mnn~
kacs line on the left. The summit OF,
the trzok is apparently still in the
hands OF the Austrians,