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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
SPRY IS
after |. ". ". GANG
Says He Will Drive All Law.
Breakers Out Of the State
at Any Cost

Salt Lake City, Nov. 20.--With Gov.
ernor Spry planning campaign to rid
Utah of I. w. W, members and revolu.
tionists in general, authorities today
set their plans to guard against an L
W. W. outbreak Sunday when the fun
eral Of Joe Hillstrom, executed murder
er, is held from an undertaking chapel
here.
Without priest, any with only the
services Of the order to which he be
longed, last rites for Hillstrom viii
probably be conducted by Ed Rowan
secretary of the local organization. Po
lice saw in the funeral ceremony The
possibility Of wild outburst. Just al
New York police jammed Union Squar,
when I. W. W. 8 held services for theil
bomb men, 30 Salt Lake City Officers
will be out in force to prevent any
bomb outrages here. The body will b
sent to "Bill" Haywood at Chicago
where probably efforts will be made h
have a bigger funeral.
The governor is in deadly earnest Ii
his threat to rid the state Of the or
ganization. His life has been threatens
repeatedly, by members of this body
They have said they would destroy tn
capitol and other public buildings as
result of Hillstrom s execution.
Salt Lake City has gone for week
in fear of them. Now Spry intends h
clean the state of the last I. W. W
If he has to use the militia to effec
this.
"The fight has just begun" says tn
governor. "I will drive out every law
breaker and every man who defies Law
and order, no matter what he may cal
himself.
The executive has called upon the po
lice to enforce his mandate, but he pro
poses to act independently--and tnoI
oughly--if their campaign does no
bring results.
He is incensed at what he regards a
an obvious "pllnt" by /. w. W. mem
bers to free Hillstrom at the eleyent
hour by getting the William Busly al
fidavit at Seattle. He has notified tn
Seattle authorities to investigate Bus
ky's story, declaring that Utah desire
to prosecute Busky if he was with Hill
strom on the nigat the latter committe
the double murders for which he wa
shot yesterday.
AT the same time, Spry wants an in
vestigation of the record Of the ma
who signed Busky's affidavit,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
NUDE BODY OF MAN
FOUND IN A TRUNK
Portland Develops Murder
/. Mystery---Trunk Found
In River Contains Body

Portland, Ore, Nov. 20-With mum.
erous but confusing clues to work on
the grewsome task Of trying to identify
the body Of man, probably murdered
found in trunk in the Willamette riv'
er, was continued by the police today.
The trunk was found by Fred Hart
man, q hotel man, when he rowed a
boat to the foot Of West Flanders street
last night
Unable to move the trunk by himself
Hartman summoned man to help him
Both landed the container.
After opening the trunk and remoy
ing the tray, which contained d hat
coat, trousers and other wearing ap
parel, Hartman poked his hand inside
He was Mortified when it came in con
tact with cold flesh.
The police were summoned. An ex
animation Of the body revealed that th
head had been crushed and the necl
swollen with welts, apparently mad
by rope.
The body had been doubled up anC
stuffed into the trunk Then quan
tity of clothing had been packed
around it. Several articles of women
wearing apparel added mystery to tn
case.
Sewed in the pockets Of differen
coats were the names "W. B. Flanagan
Palestine, Texas 'and "Charles Wag
ner, 173 Summer street, Boston,"
On piece Of black ribbon was q
name "F. Linnd," worked in silk. i
the sweatband Of hat were the initial
"G. B."
The body was wrapped in sheet. TIL
victim was apparently about 40 year
old, with dark, but thin hair, and
deep scar on the lip. The hands wer
soft
According to Deputy Coroner smi'
the man had been dead probably 3
hours.
The police believe the body may hov
been brought to Portland from som
other place.
Wagon tracks led up to the dock III
der which the body was found.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Villas Army Is
Just Melting Away

Douglas, Ariz., Nov. 20.--TIundreds
of Villista troops are deserving the reb-
el lender, according to refugees arriv.
ing mere today from the Sonora battle
fields, where General 0bregon and his
Carranzistas are seeking to eliminate
Francisco Villa from the Mexican sit
uation.
Short Of ammunition and supplies,
Villa is reported still desperately man.
euvering his troops in an effort to
escape the Carranzista trap, which is
trying TO close in on him from three
sides. Many Of his men, believing cap
ture imminent, are said to have de.
serted 10 Carranza. Others have de-
parted into the mountains and become
bandits.
A number Of slightly wounded men
have arrived at border points. They
say many other wounded are suffering
great privation in Sonora.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

Eugene, Ore, Nov. 20.-It was esti-
mated that nearly 1000 persons pack
ed the grandstands, bleaehers and side
lines when the ball was kicked off in
the 0. A. G.. and University of Oregon
game here this afternoon for the cham
pionship of the state and second place
in the Northwest conference. The
ground was soggy, despite large quan.
titles Of sawdust scattered over it. The
ball was wet and hard to handle.
First quarter: o. A. G. kicked off 80
yards to Bigbee, who returned the ball
five yards. Beckett made seven yards
around end. Montieth penalized seven
yards for Oregon's offside. Huntington
failed to gain. Beckett punted 3s
wards to Lager. Abraham made -four
Yards through center and Abraham sew
en- more through the same place. Allen
skirted the end for five yards 0. A.
G. penalized five yards for offsider
Oregon in turn received the same pen
atty.
U. Of o. Scores.
o. A. c. again penalized five yards
for offisde. Abraham made one yard
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
SERB|ANS ARE FACING
FLIGHT !: OR CAPTURE
Are Almost Surrounded b. Can Yet Escape Into Monte
negrOItalans BOmba Goritz and It Is Burning
Though Austrians Refu To Abandon It--MOnastr Is
Reported To Have Fallen -Bugarians Make Fierce At
tack On the French But Are RepuSed with Great Loss

Berlin, Nov. 20.-The northern Serb
army faces flight or capture. The Serbs
can reach Montenegro if they move
hurriedly. But if they delay for last
stand against the invaders, closing in
on them, their retreat will be cut off.
The Teutons have driven the Serbs
to Kossovo Poyle, the "plain of the
black bird," where in 1889, Serbia lost
her independence in an overwhelming
defeat by Sultan Amurath L.. and where
the Hungarians were defeated under
Hunyady by the Turks in 144S. From
this historic point. Monteuegrin soil is
only 20 miles west. This field may be
again the scene of bloody aud historic
ally important battling.
The Germans are making forced
march from the Radan district, 30 miles
northeast of the plain. AT the same
time the Austrians are driving south.
ward along the Montenegrin frontier,
while. the Bulgars are moving north
ward along the same border. If these
troops can get between the Serbs and
the frontier, escape will be impossible
The Austrians have already taken
Sienitza, while the Bulgars are 20 miles
south Of Pristina.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
The Garie In DETAIL.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 2O.-Harvard
scored touchdown in the first quarter
of the Harvard Yale game today Goal
was missed.
First quarter. Guernsey Kicked off
to Boles, who ran the ban into Har-
ward 3 25 yard line. Mahan promptly
kicked. VanNorstrand was downed in
his tracks and Guernsey took up the
challenge offered by Mahan's kick by
booting SO yards to Watson. Mahan
kicked again and again. VanNorstrand
was dumped in his tracks by the Har-
ward ends
Yale then opened up the play. Fol
lowing sensational forward pass and
slight gains around each end, Wilson,
on fake kick, placed the ball on Hnr-
ward 3 25 yard line. Things were 60
ing well for Yale and the Yale support
ers were frantic with joy.
Bingham spoiled Tale's advance by
fumbling on Harvard's 20 yard line
and Harvard recovered the ball. Ma
han promptly punted out of danger.
The kick was beauty, and Travelled %
yards. VanNorstrand had no chance to
run the ball back and was downed on
his own 25 yard line.
Harvard, 8; Yale, 0.
Bingham's unsteadiness was evident
again, this time paving the way for
Harvard's final score. The Yale half
back took the ball on an end play, bus
IL slipped from his grasp and went
twisting to the side. Out of the wbirh
of players that plunged for IL rolled
Harte, the Crimson's right end. w
four Yale tacklers flinging themselves
at his heels in desperation, Harte
sprinted the remaining % yards to the
line for the first touchdown. Mahau
failed to kick the goal Score: Har-
ward, 6; Yale, 0.
Guernsey kicked off to King, who
was downed on Harvard's 35 yard line.
Harvard was unable to gain, and Mahan
punted. Yale attempted to agin through
the line, but was thrown back twice.
A forward pass failed. Guernsey drop
ned back to kick. White passed high
and to the right, and the ball passed
over Guernsey's shoulder, out Of reach
Guernsey recovered and essayed anotli-
or kick which was received by Watson
in mid.field After short line gains
Harvard was forced to punt ard
han 's kick rolled over the Yale line.
The ball was brought out. Waldron re-
placed j. Sheldon for Yale
Guernsey punted TO Harvard's .
ward line. The Harvard backs then be-
gan n march toward Yale's goal. King
tore through the blue line for short
but consistent gains. Mahan gained IL
wards on two end plays. Guernsey was
hurt tackling King and was replaced
by Taylor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

Omitted Press staff correspondent.)
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 20.-Yale 3
valiant team that flouted the critics
and defeated Princeton was unequal
TO the task of adding the Crimson scalp
to its collection and went down in hon
orable defeat before the Harvard eley-
en- today by Il score Of Al to 0.
Yale fought with true Yale courage.
Even in the fact Of overwhelming de-
feat the Sons Of Eli struggled gamely,
and when final gun sounded they were
contesting every inch Of ground as des'
perately as they were when the first
kickoff started the game.
Harvard was q much superior team.
The figures composing the score, in
fact, accurately represented the
strength of the rival elevens. In de-
fense and offense the Crimson easily
outclassed the grim Yale fighters; in
everything but gameness Yale was
hopelessly outclassed.
Captain Mahan added to his reputa.
tion won on many hard fought fields.
Seldom did he fail to add material
yardage when he carried the ball, and
his work on the defensive was perfect.
As usual, Mahan's toe was u big factor
in the game, He more than held his
own with the Yale kicks, and after
Guernsey left the game he gained from
five TO 10 yards on every exchange of
punts. Furthermore, he added point
after point with machine like regularity
through his goals after touchdowns.
with Mohan, Halfback King, Of Har-
ward, shared the laurels Of the victors
Kings work throughout was Of high or.
der. Time after time he was hurled
through the line for substantial gains
and his speed was greater than in any
Of the preliminary games. lilo electri
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
General Won Nuher
May Be Prosecuted

Washington, Nov. 2O.-Further indi-
cations that the department of justice
is contemplating criminal prosecutions
against Consul General Won Nuber of
New York. and other alleged Teuton
agents was seen here today in announce.
ment that the departments Is investiga.
tors hereafter will deal with probes Of
pro.German activities in this land.
Any evidence obtained by the treas
ury department secret service officials
will be turned over to the justice
branch. In announcing this centraliza-
tion Of Investigations, both departments
denied there was any friction between
them over the subject
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Fighting is Vicious.

Rome, Nov. 20.-Fighting violently
throughout Thursday, Thursday night
and Friday, Italian soldiers captured
Austrian positions between Monte San
Michele = third summit and the Isonzo
river, said u war office statement to-
day.
Around Goritz, the struggle is still
vicious.
The official statement recounted how
plucky fusilliers, with sand bags upon
their feet, burst into enemy trenches
on the Carso front during the night
fighting and captured many prison
ers.
Twelve persons were killed in aerial
bombardment Of Udine. Practically nc
damage was done by air raiders over
Verona,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Greek Situation Critical.

London, Nov. 2O.-The Grecian diplo.
matte situation is regarded here as
critical.
Private German advices from Copen.
hagen that the Athens government has
ordered Greek vessels to leave French
and Italian ports Immediately, despite
the allied order temporarily interning
them, Is regarded as a hint that King
Constantine intends to defy the allies.
Other German reports that the allies
have sent an ultimatum to Greece
however, are not confirmed.
Earl Kitchener was expected to see
Constantine today unless the queen in
duced the latter to refuse the audience
Her efforts in this direction, however
were expected to fail, for she could moi
induce the king to deny Denys Cochin
French cabinet official, q conference
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Big Trust Official
May Go To Prison

Morris, ILL.,, Nov. 2O.--Unless he gets
reverse action on appeal, Charles B.
MundQy, vice.president of the LaSalle
Street Trust & Savings bank Of Chi.
eago, William Lorimer's institution,
must serve five years in prison A jury
found him guilty Of conspiring to wreck
the institution.
Judge Slough announced today that
he will hear arguments on motion for
new Munday trial on December 81.
States Attorney Hoyne announced that
the Lorimer. trial would open In Chi
capo on the same day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Fierce Fighting at Goritz.

Vienna, Nov. 20.-Goritz is burning
at many points. Three thousand shells,
hurled by the italian batteries with
out letup piled many houses into ruins,
set serious fires throughout the city and
killed many inhabitants. The damage is
enormous.
From military standpoint, the bonn
bardment accomplished little. The Aus
trians still hold their original posi-
tions and have repulsed enemy attcks
The increased intensity Of the Gorit2
struggle is incidental to a general as
sault on the Isonzo line, but the Aus
trians are holding their own at every
point.
The Goritz bridgehead has become
the center Of the Italian attack. Guns
of every calibre are shelling it.
"0n the northern slopes of Monte
San Michele" the war office admit
ted, "the enemy repeatedly penetrated
our positions, but violent hand to hanC
fighting resulted in our troops com
pletely maintaining their origina
! fighting line. All attacks against tht
San Martino sector miscarried will
severe losses for the Italians. "
North of the Goritz bridgehead, sew
eral attacks of varying fierceness wer'
driven back. Bombs were dropped on
Schio cloth factory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Monastir Has Fallen.

Paris, Nov. 20.-Monastir, in South
ern Serbia, has fallen, according to re-
liable reports'today.
With this city evacuated and crushed
it is believed that the resistance of the
southern Serbs against the Bulgars end
ed. In the future, it is expected the
French and British must do the fight
ing there, while the Serb guerillas are
campaigning separately, harassing the
enemy as vigorously as possible
Thus far; no official announcement
Of the city's fall has been made, but
reports Of the Bulgar victory are from
unquestionable sources.
The Bulgarians are not expected
however, TO press their advance mucl
south Of Monastir, because it is lesi
than 10 miles from Greece and the Bul
gars probably will be careful not K
violate Grecian neutrality.
Northwest of Monastir, the Frencl
and Bulgarians are reported in desper
lte combat. The French have resumed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
PRIsKED THE DANCERS

San Francisco, Nov. 2O.--Dancing and
revelry were interrupted in the early
hours today when five masked men
entered road house on Sloat boule'
ward and "frisked" the entire party
They got 800 from the cash register
and other money from the inerrymak
erg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Many Serbs Prisoners.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, L. L.,
Nov. 20.-Rapidly swelling the hordes
of Serb prisoners already in their
hands, the Germans have captured an
additional $500, today's war office an
nouncement said:
The Austrians, driving southwark in
the Ibar valley, have occupied Dren
and Prepolac.
Allies monitors, said the statement,
shelled the Germans in Belgium, but
coast batteries drove them off.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
BOYS MUST BE MODEST

New York, Nov. 20. - Masculine
curves are to be kept secret from Co
lumbia goods. The faculty has banned
scant gym suits for outdoor practice
nenr the dormitories.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
HE WORE A SMILE ONLY

New York, Nov. 20.--"A living pic
ture," act in the basement Of the New
York theatre puzzled the management.
Percy Fnskally, clad in a smile couldn't
tell how he got into the building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
On the Western Front.

Paris, Nov. 20.-Furious artillery
and grenade combats at many points
of the western battle front were re-
ported in today's official statement.
There was no indication, however, that
these marked the opening Of a fresh
German drive for which Copenhagen
reported the kaiser is transferring large
numbers Of men from the eastern front
The thinning Of eastern ranks, which
Petrograd also reported, is believed to
be the result of reinforcing the Serbian
campaigners and concentrating on the
Rumanian frontier to safeguard Teutor
interests in event of decision of Ru
mania to join the allies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

fled the bleachers by the most sensa-
tional run of the game, spinting 81
yards to touchdown after he eluded
the entire Yale secondary defense.
Guernsey had little opportunity TO do
service for Yale. He was compelled
to quit the game early because Of an
injury.
Approximately $4,000 persons wit
messed the game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
WOMEN MORE INTERESTED

San Francisco, Nov. 20-Out of 65,.
600 women registered for the recent
city election here, Al, ,461 voted, while
only 10000 out of 1880 men voted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Montenegrins Defeated.

Vienna, Nov. 20.-Crushing defeat of
the Montenegrins at Priboi was official
ly reported today. !,
"0ur troops entered the Sanjak, "
said the war office, "and were cheer
ed by the Mohammedan population
The advance guards of our forces Oper'
ating in western Serbia are now be-
fore Nova Varos and are in Siencia.
General Koevess' German divisions
have taken Raska.
The Austrians are operating in a par
ticularly mountainous country and one
column crossed Mount Jabkov-Kamen
1913 meters high.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
ELEVEN thousand AT
EUGENE TO SEE GAME

Game Will Decide Championship Of State and Also Second
Place In the Northwest Conference First Quarter Gives
U.OfO7, Aggies 0, Which Is Not Changed At End Of
First Half--OregOn Wins Score 9tOO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

o. A. @. fumbled on their own 45 yard
line. Malarkey made three yards. Ore
gon fumbled but recovered Malarkey
made three yards. Huntington. attempt
ed place kick from 35 yard line but
failed. o. A. @. bah on the 20 yard
line, Smythe punted 32 yards TO Mon
teith, who fumbled. Malarkey recov-
cred the ball on five yard line. Oregon
penalized five yards for offside. A for
ward pass by Huntington ineompleted.
Beckett skirted right end for four
yards. Beckett punted 81 yards to
Yeager, who returned the bali SO yards.
Abraham fumbled but recovered the
ball on the two yard line. Tegart block
ed Smythe's punt from behind the goal
and recovered for touchdown. Beck
ett kicked goal. Score: Oregon, 2;
20. A. G., 0.
Is7 to 0 at End of Quarter.
Cole kicked off to Monteith. Beckett
punted on first down to Abraham, who
returned the ball 10 yards. Oregon
penalized five yards offside. Abraham
made five yards and Locey three yards
through center. Abraham fumbled but
Yeager recovered the ball with three
yard loss. On the fourth down Billie
punted 38 yards. The bali dropped dead
Oregon punted, 80 yards to Abraham,
who fumbled. Allen recovered bali for
o. A. G. Losey went through center
for three yards. Abraham was thrown
for a five yard loss but Oregon was
offside and penalized five yards. o.
A. C.'s ball First down on Oregon %
40 yard line. Abraham made one yard
through center. The field is sea OF
thin mud and end plays almost inn
possible. O. A. @. fumbled, Yeager re-
covering with five yard loes. Billie
puited to Oregon's 20 yard hne to
Monteith, who returned the ball two
yards. The quarter ended on Oregon q
So yard line with the ball in o. A.
o.'s possession. Score: Oregon, u;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20
Montenegrins to Move Capitol.

HVIVVIIuBIIIIo 70 1HVFN O"PHVVI'
Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, L. l.,
Nov. 20.-The Montenegrins are pre-
pairing to move their capital from Set
tinie to Seutari, according to Vienna
dispatch today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

their movement toward Veles, but have
not claimed gains in it.
Bulgarian forces have hurled their
forces against Strumnitza only to be
repulsed. They are now trying by
counter attacks to recoup their losses.
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THE LINEUP.
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THE WEATHER

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-20

Oregon; To-
night fair except
rain southwest
portion, colder
east portion;
Sum day raj n
west, fair east
portion; north
east shifting to
southeast winds.
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