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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19
NAL P1anaa Actira

London, Oct 1e.-British naval planes
Yesterday bombed the VasnssenaeRe
asrodome with satisfactory results, -
an admiralty statement announced to-
day. All British machines returned safe
lIY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19
Shin. Ont of Portland

Portland, Or, Oct. 19.-Beeause of
his failure to live up to his fight CON
tract, Jimmy Dundee, Oakland ban
tamweight, today is barred from ap-
pearing in Portland under a decision
of the city boxing commission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19
Er.King Constantine Lev.

Zurich, Oct. 1e.-Former King Con
stantine Of Greece was reported in
critical condition today following sn op-
Grafton performed on account Of reop-
ening Of an old wound in his aide.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19
COAST LEAGUE STANDING.


At Oakland Oakland 5, Portland 3.
At Vernon-Vernon 6, Los Angeles l..
At Salt Lake-Salt Lake 0, San Fran
cisco 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19

New York, Oct. 19.-Several women
tainted today when crushed in crowd
at a liberty loan rally in Wall street,
opposite ]. p. Morgan g office. This
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19
Great German Fleet,

London, Oct. ia great fleet of
Germany's latest type war vessels,
whose guns outrange both those of the
Russian battle fleet and short batter
les, appeared today to have trapped a
score or more Russian fighting vessels
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led to wild report that there was a
Taft viii Speak.

Now York, Oct. 19.-Former Presi
dent Taft will speak on the floor OF
the New York stock exchange Monday
afternoon in the interest of the liberty
/ Nm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19

In Hsie' 3 systsm Of dsslsnsieA all the
nouns on and back Of the Hindsaburs
line seen to be IN the sbjsetiTs case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19

Tough" Jeff exclaimed. "Poor old
Bob"
"Say something nice to him for me,
will you," he asked eagerly. "Tell Bob
Jeff's in his corner and that he IL
never throw up the sponge. He was one
of the gamest men ever met-and he
III not take the k. o. now. Tell him m
pulling for him to win.
"Poor cd Bobl'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-19
SECOND LIBERTY
{ lOontinued from Page ON.

lanta, $4,000, ,00O; Dallas, $15,oOO,oOO;
total, 81 ,535 100000. 81
The evening world., 1917-03-16

Up to-day individual members Of the former Inn
made clear Peograd advces
despatch declared that "a majority OF the ministers had been re-
Protopopon had been detained
reported his execution by the evolutoniss
Of the public fully informed OF the
special bulletins issued by the Dua council
talked energecay by the Pro-
flour discovered concealed At
the duply Of the former government
the entirely without bread supplies
Immediately distributed To the people,
methodicaly forming It's defensive
hundred out Of
military already under
o o Democratic Government
Cabinet contains who led in the struggle
confidence
and shngaron the Minister OF Agriculture have
champions the rights OF the people
Mukon revelations regarding the political intrigue
corruption
the public.
old Of Conservatives has suppnted Government
Kerensk the Minister Justice Socialist He
portfolio there should absolute
speech OF the full political
Cabinet has been exclusively from and
the Duma by the Executive Committee Of the
conjunction with other deputies Of the wOrkinsmsn
andt soldiers which held a alnight sesso
Paul Muukon the Foreign Minister informed the Associated Pos
The evening world., 1917-03-16
SENATORS CRITlCISE
WILSON TARIFF BOARD
Both Democrats and Republicans
Find Fault with the Non
Political Selections.

WASHINGTON. March 1s. - Re-
publlcans and Democrats of the Sen
ate are displeased with the Tariff
Commission nominations by the Presi-
dent, and none will be confirmed un-
I'll the extra session unless the infiu-
ence Of the Administration Is used 70
get immediate action.
Republican members OF the com
mittee resent the action Of the Presi :
dent in not naming an approved ne
publican on the commission.
Democratic Senators say the Presi-
dent refused to consult members OF
Congress before naming the men.
Prof. Taussig Is criticised by the
Republicans as free trader, Mr.
Lewis as Democrat with Socialistic
tendencies, MIR. Kent as an indepen-
dent in politics without tariff train
ing. and Mr.. Costigan as wild
Bull Moose" Mr.. Culbertson. they
say. is the only protectlonist named
Mr.. Roper is an organization Demo
crat.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
PRINCE EXILED 40 YEARS
HALLS REVOLT IN RUSSIA
Kropatkin Hopes to Return Home
to Government In Which All
Men Are Equal.

BRIGHTON. England, March is
Omitted Press).-Forty years banish-
ment from Russia did not dim the
Joy to-day Of Prince Krepatkin in
the prospect OF "going home" under
a government which would make all
peoples equal.
1t was a joyful interview which the
seventy-five-year-old selfprofessed an
archlst accorded the United Press
representative here. in the presence
OF his equally jubilant wife-for forty
years the sharer in his enforced alb
sence from his native Russia.
II hope this means Russia will fol-
low the example of America and give
full freedom to the people" he de
clared. "Autocracy has now finally
come to its end after n nfty years
struggle. A new era OF progress has
opened"
This is the happiest day OF our
lives" interjected the Princess.
Perhaps" she added with a sigh,
I'VE will now return to Russia"
The evening world., 1917-03-16
CLASH OVER COAL PAPERS.
Counsel Says stenoRrnpher Cannot
Furnish Grand Jury Documents.

Former United states District Attor-
ney Henry a. Wise to-day asked Judge
Augustus A. Hand. In the Federal Dis
trict Court. to direct the quashing Of a
subpoena dpces tecum served on Cath
crime VI. Macleod. a stenographer. call
ing for the production before the Fed
eral Grand Jury conducting the coal in .
quiry OF the correspondence OF the
Smokeless Coal Operators Association
OF West Virginia for 1916.
Mr.. Wise said that II his client took
the papers from the ofices OF the as
soclation In Cincinnati she would be
violating tho personal rights OF Thomas
Il. Houston, President OF the associa-
tlon, and one OF the siNty-six individuals
indicted recently for alleged violation OF
the Sherman Antitrust Law.
Special Assistant United States At
torney Robert T.. Stephenson, opposing
the motion, said Miss Mcleod left Gin
cinnati several days ago for this city
with papers, but because OF a message
she received left the train at Phila-
delphia.
Judge Hand said that before deciding
the motion he would question the
stenographer.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
Domestic Conclusion Threatens,
Chancellor Warns the Reichstag

Defore the the interests Of the working people
sistenty reported contrased with the interests OF their
employers and of the this will
and for all OF this mischievous deluson.
g" this because am convinced that failed 10 bring
natural deductions consequences which its should
have brought TO us In all questions OF political existence In
adjustment OF rights of workngmen revision of such
matters the Pussan franchise and election system
failed these then the road
domestic conyulsions the ultimate results OF which
to-day prophesy" From speech the ReiohStG0
yesterday bv Chancellor BethnnnnHo,oeG
The evening world., 1917-03-16

for tomorrow 1t may be too late.
The hour has arrived when the fate
OF tho country and of the dynasty Is
being decided"
NJ. Chtcheglovitoff, President OF the
Council OF Empire. was arrested at
his home and temporarily held in the
Ministerial room of the Duma. 1t was
reported that NJ. Protopopoff sont In
his resignation.
This brought the Car hurrying
back to Petrograd. but by that time
It was too late. The flames OF revolt
starting in the peaceful food demon
strations OF the week before. had
risen far too high TO be repressed by
any concession short OF a complete
overthrow OF tho Government, ant
tho majority OF the Duma, realizing
tho situation. accepted It. and with
It the full responsibility for direction
OF IL revolution.
Tho last feeble stand OF the de,
Tenders OF the old regime was made
In tho square In 'front.' or 81. lsaac'i
Cathedral. from the roof OF which. Al
well as from the roof OF the Astorit
Hotel, a sputter OF rife fire continued
until silenced by the sharpshooters o
the revolving regiments.
A Finnish regiment took possession
OF the Admiralty Building. on tn
shores OF the Neva, adjoining tn
Winter Palace, where. II is reported
the Czarina and her children endure,
the whole terrible three days, Tn
Firms also were speedily suppressed
The other regiments which remaine
loyal capitulated after a pitched bat
tie in the Morskeyv. nearby. Man
. OF the revolving regiments announce
The evening world., 1917-03-16
SEIZE THREATENER OF
MAGISTRATE N AD0O
Warning From Powder Works at
Haskell, n. j., Results in Ar
rest on the Bowery.

A warning from the management OF
the Du Pont Powder Works at Haskill,
n. j., that a man who had been heard
threatening TO kill Chief Magistrate
McAdoo had been discharged from the
employ Of the company caused q
search for the man in this city last
night and at o'clock this morning
he was arrested on the Bowery by De-
tective Sergt Vaughn.
He said he was John Silver, thirty
one, OF No. 41S East Thirteenth
Street. but the police say he is known
TO them as Johann Bergenfield, a Hol-
lander, three years in this country.
Mr.. McAdoo recently visited
the powder works at Haskell and
Bergenheld approached him as he
was leaving and said he was respon-
slble for the death OF Mrs. Bergenfield
through police prosecution His re-
marks after Mr.. McAdoo left led TO
his discharge.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
RENOWNED FORTRESS OF S.
PETER AND PAUL FIRST TO FALL

RENOWNED FORTRESS OF IS.
PETER AND PAUL FIRST TO FALL
One OF the first places to fall before
tho revolution was the evilly re-
nowned fortress OF SIS. Peter and
Paul, across the Neva from the Win
ter Palace, where thousands OF po-
lltical prisoners have been confined.
With all the other arsenals. fort
resses. prisons and strong places OF
the capital, II fell into the hands OF
the revolving troops almost without n
blow. and it's stores OF rifles. ammu-
milton and machine guns were turned
upon the police. while every political
prisoner was restored TO liberty and
swept into the ranks OF the revolu-
tlon.
The orderly revolution, keeping pace
with the street revolt. wal over In q
few hours on Monday. when the
Duma, refusing 20 accept the Cars
decree proroguing It. continued its
sittings and sent the CEar q telegram
saying:
The hour has struck. Tho will o'
the people must prevail"
They announced that tho Govern
ment had failed TO maintain order
and submitted a list OF names from
which the Gear might choose a new
Ministry. simultaneously they sen
kilograms asking the Generals to urg,
upon the Car the need OF bowling L
the storm.
Gen, Brusilofr and Gen. Ruszky re
piled. the former saying: Il have ful
filled my duty to my Emperor and m!
country" and Gen. Ruszky. 81 hav,
carried out your request" but tn
Car remained obdurate. The Dunn
sent another telegram saying:
The situation is becoming worse
Measures must be taken immediately
The evening world., 1917-03-16
Two Flag Bills Introduced I'm
Albany.

ALBANY. March 1.-two flag bills
introduced in the Legislature became
laws to-day with the signature OF Gov.
Whitman. One measure requires that
the National emblem he displayed at
all times in tho Senate and Assembly
Chambers. and tho other removes the
limit alton OF 500 fine and thirty days
imprisonment as the penalty for desc
Grating the flag. and makes the offence
a misdemeanor. leaving the punishment
to the discretion OF the court.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
Policeman Gets Job mack.

Michael Gerry. a patrolman dis
missed from the Police Department
several months ago by Commissioner
Woods after he was found guilty Of
conduct unbecoming an officer, was
to-day ordered reinstated by a de-
cision OF the Appellate Division of the
Supreme Court. Gerry had been
charged with drinking in u doorway
OF a saloon in Brooklyn and later
making a false statement OF the facts
in the case.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
16 SHIPWRECKED MEN HERE,
Part of Crew of Freighter George
town, Lost Feb. 81, Arrive.

The arrival hera to-day on the French
freghter La Perouse OF the Captain and
fifteen OF the crew OF the French freight
steamship Georgetown. disclosed that
the latter vessel foundered at sea Feb.
27. about 700 miles east OF New York
on her voyage toward Havre.
The entire crew OF twenty-four on.
GERS and men was rescued. Those who
The evening world., 1917-03-16
DIE o..
FERGUsoN.-sud

FERGUsoN.-6uddeni on March IL,
1917, at West End, y. J., AMELIA
SOPHIA FERGUSON.
Interment private. Chicago papers
please copy.
WAI,SH.-At Mount Vernon. y. T..
March IS. ELiZABETH wife OF
Michael walsh, aged forty-two years.
Funeral from the mortuary chapel
OF Bundavis a Sons. thence 10 the
Church OF the Sacred Heart. on satur-
day at 1880 A. ~
The evening world., 1917-03-16
Conference of Mayors offers Ser
vices 10 state or L. y.

TROY. n. Y, March l6,-Mayor
Burns OF this city. as President OF the
conference OF Mayors and other city
ter to Governor whitman. offering the
services of the organization in any ca
pacity which the Governor any state
Department or the United States Gov
ernment may find 1t possible to utll-
iZe H.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
TO FIGHT FOR HARRY THAW.
state Names Aide to Assist swami
I'm Pennsylvania.

Deputy Attorney General Becker was
assigned to-day TO aid District Attorney
Swami in his efforts to have Harry
Thaw brought back to stand trial.
Mr.. Becker will confer tonight with
Mr.. Swami, and Assistant District At
torney Black, who has had charge OF
the case. II is expected that MIR. Black
and Mr.. Becker, armed with extradi-
tion papers will go to Harrisburg. Pa.
next week TO urge Gov Brumbaugh 10
honor New York's claim TO Thaw.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
England Now Thinks More of Food
Than Fighting Men.

LONDON, March 16.-The British
Government regards the production OF
food OF greater Importance at the pres
ent time than the sending OF addi-
Bonar Law said to-day. In response TO
questions In the House OF Commons.
that the Cabinet had Informed the
War office and the Board OF Agricul-
ture that this was its view,
The evening world., 1917-03-16
President Appeals for Ala for
Huthenians

WASHINGTON, March l6.-President
Wilson to-day issued n proclamation
designating April 2i a day for contribu-
tlons to the relief OF 900, 900 Ruthen-
ians. or Ukrainians. In dire need OF
food. clothing and shelter" In the
proclamation. issued under authority OF
a Joint resolution OF Congress, the
President stated that contributions may
be addressed TO the American Red
Cross, Washington.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
siO,OOO for ChIId,n Dentb.

A jury before Justice Guy In the su-
preme Court, Bronx. yesterday awarded
$40 900 to Richard Klelnfelder. OF No
457 East one Hundred and Eighty-fifth
Street. for the death OF his son. Edwin,
eight years old. who was killed by a
truck OF the Bronx Carting and Truck
ing Company, May II, 1915. Kleinfalder
sued for the sum awarded.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
senate Ready to AdJournJ Notine'
President.

WASHINGTON, March i6,-The SEN
alto this afternoon appointed Senators
Martin and Warren committee to
further business for them they were
ready to adjourn until April 1.-the
day set for the extra session.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
Y AND NAVY JOIN IN REVOLT AGAINST CZAR NICHOLAS

did not reach hero to-day were taken
into Halifax on the British tank steam
chip Strombus after being transferred
from La Perouse. The Georgetown left
New York Feb. 90
The evening world., 1917-03-16
Cable to London Cut, Probably bS
German Raider.

BUENOS AYRES, March l6.-Cabie
communication to London via The
Azores was suddenly cut OF early to-
day Officiais believe the line has been
cut by a German raider.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
Russians Regain Lost Trenches I'm
GaIicin.

PETRoGRAD. March 10 (via London).
After a temporary reverse In Gaiieia'
near stanislau. yesterday, the Russians
brought up reserves and reestablished
their position. the War Oftice announces.
The evening world., 1917-03-16

his shoulders and handed them TO
guarded him lie bowed bokeny and sub
mi himself their mercles.
TotternE in disgrace
able walk lie Imprisoned
in Tauris Palace. other notabes held.
The evening world., 1917-03-16

determined the elimination Emperor Ncho
las and no regency o tho Grand Duke Michael.
change these demsnds he d I'VE shall have this
or We n nothing lcsa"
The evening world., 1917-03-16
WAVE OF PROTEST THROUGH
OUT THE COUNTRY.

The revelations In the Duma OF
Government stupidity and corrup-
tlon. and allegations OF treason
against the chief members OF the
Cabinet, sent wave OF protest
throughout the country, and all po-
iitIcal factions except n small reac-
tionary group, still cherishing tradl-
tlonal Ideas OF the old regime which
existed before Russia received n con-
stitution. declared themselves firmly
against tho sinister influences which
had been undermining the best ef-
forts OF tho country successfully to
carry on the war.
The most dramatic moment came
with the extinction OF the last resist
ance at the Admiralty Building,
whittier, II Is now reported, the mem-
bers OF the reactionary Cabinet had
fed for refuge. guarded by the Fin
nish regiments. The fghting around
the building was hot for a brief in
terval, but toward morning there was
q lull, broken by exultant shouts and
then a roar OF cheers and the sound
OF thousands OF voices in q revolu'
tlonary song to the tune or the Mar
seillaise,
The defenders Of the Admiralty
BuiIdina marched out and Joined the
revolutionists; the Ministers were ar
rested, and tho Russian standarc
floating overhead was hauled down
10 give place to the red flag OF th'
revolution.
The evening world., 1917-03-16
ARE CHARGED WITH AIDING GERMANY.


that tho Dums charged with seeking separate with Germany
abdcaton of the Gar the overthrow
by the Duma
Representatives OF the people, was accomplished speedily and was emil
ncnty successful.
according all accama
on amid universal rejoicing and without the slightest blOodhed
already established
relations with the controlling committee Of the Dums Everywhere the
far " has been heard FROM has rallied the support Of the
The all the Otnoer,
employed by the committee undertake the organization OF the soldiers
who Joined the people and help capital.
The committee issued pointing out that the
weakness the absolutely make
effort to maintain the of the added that the blood of the
Russians have died during the two and half of the war pledged
the people TO do this.
DUMA ORDERS WAR TO GO on
The President of the Dums has kilograms the commanders
the Baltic Black the chiefs the armies the northern
southwestern Roumsnan and Caucasus fronts and to the Chief
Of the absolute
pended or weakened even for single moment The telegram sent these
As hitherto vaisnuy
defend the and while the Provisional Committee aided by
the military element capital of the people
restoring activity each officer soldier and sailor
The erS of the PcOSad garrison meeting have
Executive Committee
the Duma until the formation of a Government
An imperial bOyguad regiment rode into PetroSrad Yesterday It
estimated that there are now $4,000 troops in the capital The political
The entire
did that cronSad where Deup Pepeau appointed by the Duma
after pocamns the revolution has formally assumed the post OF Com
mAndan the Committee
the support OF brigade sr Ave regiments Of infantry and the
armed militia and It reported that the Military Governor Of Moscow
The casualties all
ported that the Grand Duke Cyril
before tho Duma his
ward giving his personal pledge Of loyalty Rodzanko
POLICE ARE GIVEN SHORT SHRIFT
Soldiers still
whom
firearms
A train Nicholas soldiers
Empress
Prince suffering from attack of either measles
Large parties OF Cocks riding
lona There professions OF all kndsma and
civilian.
Masses OF soldiers others daily gathering the Duma
Building where remarkable lobby with
coloquies mingled patriotic
and sefacrhce with dnuncaons AT OF the lobby
cartridges
half dozen soldiers lie Table table surrounded
students soldiers keeping
visitors journalist whtebearded
opane member of the Society W
schueburg able
% TO
The evening world., 1917-03-16

their intention by shooting down their
own officers.
As nearly as can be ascertalned the
Volynsky Regiment was the first to
mutlny. On Sunday evening about s
o'clock this regiment, having been
ordered to fire into a Group OF work.
men in one OF tho factory districts,
Instead shot It's own officers and be-
gan skirmishlng with tie police. An
other regiment sent 10 reinforce the
police instead Joined the Volynsky
mutIneers. From then on the revolt
ran through the city like a flame.
Tuesday morning revolutionary
publications. bearing at their head
the simple word News appeared on
the streets. and were eagerly seized
and read. They contained the story
Of developments In the Duma, the
kilograms to the CEar. and accounts
OF the fighting.
Small manifestations OF hungry fac
tory workers crying for bre d changed
In a single day into a revolution which
swept the whole city, spread to the
Government troops who had been
called to hold the crowds in check,
and. supported by the Duma, ended in
the downfall OF the Government.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-01-26
Rad Habits.

Those who breakfast at eight
O'Clock or later. lunch at twelve and
have dinner at six are almost certain
to be troubled with Indigestion.
They do not allow time for one meal
TO digest before taking another. Not
less than five hours should elapse
between meals. If you are troubled
with indigestion correct your habits
and take Chamberlain's Tablets, and
you may reasonably hope for a quick
recovery. These tablets strengthen
the stomach and enables 1t tD per-
FORM its functions naturally. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-01-26
STOCKSLAGER LANDS
A NICE APPOINTMENT

r. N. Stockslager of Pocatello,
who is we'll known in railroad cir
cles from Granger to Huntington,
has been hOnored by the Equitable
Life Assurance society of New York
and the Continental Casualty COM
pany of Chicago with the office of
superintendent of group insurance
for the Oregon Short Line and the
Oregon Washington Railway & Navi-
cation company. Mr., Stockslager has
been engaged in the insurance bust
ness for a number of years, and his
appointment is one which shows APP
probation for the excellent work he
has done in this territory
Group insurance, of which Mr..
Stockslager will be in charge, was re-
Gently inaugurated by the Union Pa
cific system and deals with the in
surfing of all employees for their pro-
lection. The department is outside
the jurisdiction of the railrad com
pany and Is left entirely in the
charge Of the insurance companies in
volved.
The Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety and the Continental Casualty
company recently wrote a $50, 00O,-
600 insurance policy in behalf of
the Union Pacific railroad system
for the protection Of its employees,
an extended notice of which appear
ed in nearly every prominent news
paper in Che United States.
Mr.. Stockslager's duties will con-
sist largely of instructing employees
II the Oregon Short Line company
md the oregon-Washington Rail-
way & Navigation company as to
he proper method of filing claims,
landling claims and settling claims.
Mr.. stickslager has already enter
upon his duties.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-01-26

We presume that Governor Alex
ander's reason for wanting the legal
rate Of interest In this state reduced
to 8 per cent is, that he thinks the
bankers are making too much mon
ey. However, we haven't heard the
governor intimate that he had any
intentions Of reducing the profits on
the clothing he sells in his several
Idaho stores. The profits OF the av-
erage bank in Idaho of late years
have not been any greater than the
profits Nose Alexander has made in
the clothing business.