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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
FIVE DETROIT MEN
ACCUSED OF TREASON
Issue Circulars Advising
WOrkHen Not To Register
for Draft

Detroit, Mich, May 2S,--Aceused of
treason in connection with an alleged
nation wide anti-conscription conspi-
raey, five Detroiters were arrested by
| federal agents today.
The specific offense for which they
were held was distribution of hand
bills bearing the caption "kin the
draft, and announcing socialist
mass meeting to this end for June 3.
The prisoners are:
Herman Everly, Max Wadman, Phil
ip Ehavis, John Furier and Pane Park
er.
Several thousand of the circulars had
been passed out before the men were
taken into custody.
The circulars, which urged workmen
not to register, were alleged to haveg
been issued by the Detroit local of the
socialist party, and quoted resolutions
passed by that body.
1t is better to be thrust into Jail
than to comply with law which seeks
to enslave workingmen, the circular
declared, after asserting that the Unit
ed States had been plunged into the
war III the interest of the capitalist
class.
The pamphlet cited the Thirteenth
amendment to the constitution of the
United States, providing agains slav-
cry or involuntary servitude, in justi-
fication of the anti-draft movement.
The prisoners were to be questioned
this afternoon by Herbert j. Cole, spe-
cial agent of the department of JUS
tiee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
SCOTS Mills Items

Capital Journal Special Service)
Seotts Mills, May eS.-Three auto
loads went from here to Salem last
Saturday to attend the high school base
ball game and field meet held at that
place. We notice that one of our pupils
here, Clarice Amuudson, gained prize
in spelling.
The cold rains have injured the fruit
here to some extent, just how much can
not be aseertained until later. The
prune growers are expecting a fair
crop. 1t is much better that part of the
prunes drop off when there are so
many set on as the remaining ones are
so much larger.
Miss Alice Estes, school teacher
here, was married to L. s. Hooley last
Monday at Salem. They will live at
the groom s farm ON the Abiqua.
j. +. Coulson, Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE
Thomas and Mr., and Mrs j. A. Taylor
attended Friends quarterly meeting at
Rosedale last Friday and Saturday.
The surprise and donation party,
given Thursday evening at the parson-
age for Rev. and Mrs. Thomas. was al
happy affair The parsonage was crowd
ed with friends and relatives, it being
the anniversary Of Mrs. Thomas birth
day. Mr.. Thomas birthday being the
day before his wife s, the party was to
celebrate both events together. Mr.. and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
Dallas Local News
Capital Journal Special service)

AN~IAN"A SNNiAeeA hriONidl DtTNiCGl
Dallas, May 26.-W. IT. Hibbard was
in Eugene this week attending the I,
0. o. +. grand lodge session.
M. L. Thompson, prominent bust
ness may of Falls City was Dallas
visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Baxter returned
this week from a visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton 2. Riggs at Cor
wallis.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Tyler.Smith of
Sheridan were in the city this week
visiting at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs. +. j. Craven on Mill street.
Rev. Father Forget of Independence
was q county seat business visitor this
week.
B, Casey and daughter, Miss Helen,
have gone to Seattle for a short visit
with relatives.
Mrs. A. j. Rhodes of Seattle, Wash
ingt0n, was in the city Thursday visit
ing at the homes of her brothers, Wal.
ter and Ohio Williams, and her sister,
Mrs. Ethel Woods.
Ralph Riggs returned Thursday from
3 short visit at the home Of relatives
at Corvallis
Mrs. A, v. R. Snyder is in McMinn
vile this week a guest at the home of
Ter daughter, Mrs. 7. J. Warren.
Albert Teal Of Falls City was look
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
GIANTS AND PHILLIES
MEET TWICE TODAY
First Struggle Of Real I'm
pOrtance for First Place
Quarters IN Major Leagues
By H. G. Hamilton

( UNITED Press staff correspondent)
New York, May 2s.-The first strug-
gle of real importance for first place
quarters in either of 4the major leagues
will be on today in New York, when
the Giants and Phillies tangle in a
doubleheader.
Pat Moran has just led his one time
champions into the lead off station and
MeGraw only recently dropped a peg.
The fact that the Giants have been
donated the Tener flag by most devo-
tees of baseball by virtue of their driv-
ing power, makes the series take on
significance.
If the Phillies can attach the long
end Of the series they win be in a
strongly fortified position when they
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28

ule lor next Sunday has Salem meet
ing La Grande, Woodburn versus Ore
gon City, Oregon City versus Albany
(shoot off for tie) and Pendleton YER
sus Albany.
The Oregon City contingent won its
first match of the season at the ex-
pense of Astoria yesterday In order to
obtain as good as a tie for either first
or second place in the Columbia William
cite Trapshooters association, the AL
hany Gun club must win both its match
es next Sunday and at the same time
either Woodburn or La Grande must
lose. If both La Grande and Woodburn
lose and Albany wins two, then it will
cause three cornered tie, and the club
making the high score of the day will
be declared winner If either La Grande
or Woodburn wins and the other loses,
then first place and one of The Oregon
ian trophies will go TO the squad which
wins next Sunday.-Oregonian
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28

Mrs. Thomas received many useful
presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Estes and family
We're called to Salem Monday night on
account of the death OF Mrs. Estes
sister, Miss Stoner.
Mr. and Mrs. Gear have moved into
the house formerly occupied by Prof.
Willis and family. Mrs. Gear teaches
piano music here.
A joint session of the c. Z. of the
Friends and Christian churches was
held Sunday evening. Floyd Gray lead
er.
Miss Gladys Kelsey 5 school closed
last week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
ROAD MEETING AT BA1LsroN

Dallas, Or, May ga good roads
meeting was held at Ballston Friday
night at which Attorney Oscar Hayter
Of this city and Representative w. v.
Fuller were the principal speakers. The
BallstOn neighborhOod is strongly in
favor of good roads and the $6.000,OO
bonding measure that appears ON the
ballot at the special election ON June
9TH will receive hearty support from
the residents of that community.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
Two Broke 90 ont of 100

San Francisco, May 2S,-L. N. Left
Ter, Stockton amateur broke 9S birds
out of 100, and +. G. Reihl of Tacoma,
professional, made like score when
Pacific coast trap shooters met here
yesterday for the practice matches pre-
ceding the opening of the coast handi-
cap tournament this morning. Over 100
shooters are entered for the tourna-
ment which provides three days shoot
inc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
Odds Favor Leonard

New York, May 2S.-Odds of to .
are being laid here today that Benny
Leonard will outpoint Freddie Welsh,
the lightweight champion, when. they
meet tonight in a scheduled 10 round
bout. Some bets are being placed at
five to nine that Leonard will stop
Welsh. 1t will be the third meeting be-
tween the men,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Pendleton, 12l; Salem, 1lS.
Albany, 100; La Grande, 1913.
Astoria, l09; Oregon City, 100.
Albany, l20; Oregon City, l20.
Woodburn remaining idle.
Members of the La Grande Gun club
shot remarkably well yesterday, and
the result was 1913 to 100 win over
the Albany Gun club. thereby causing
a tie to exist between La Grande and
WoOdburn in the race for the champion
ship of the Columbia willamette Trap
shooters association and one of the Ore
gonian trophies.
The other results yesterday found
the Roundup Gun club, of Pendleton,
winning from the Capital City Gun club
of Salem, 12l to lis; the Canemah
Gun club of Oregon City, 12O, and As
tOria, 109; while in the shoot off of the
tie between Oregon City and Albany
each broke 120 The tie will be shot off
next Sunday.
Despite the fact that the Albany
Gun club delegation has a higher av-
erage for the number of targets broken
so far in the tourney, the Linn county
nimrods are third in the standings
with two wins, two defeats and one
tie to their credit. Albany has broken
better than .952 per cent of the 625
targets released in the five shoots SO
far during the 1917 season. Second
place is held by La Grande, with
mark of 944 per cent for the same num-
Der.
/. The Astoria Gun club finished the
campaign by getting licked by the
Canemah Gun club, score 109 to 120.
Oregon City managed to grab off the
match against the Columbia river con-
testants, but the best that could be
done against Albany was to break even
again, the second time in two weeks. !
The first shoot between the two clubs |
was a l19 to 119 count.
The tie score made yesterday was the !
third that the Oregon City boys have
run into so far La Grande getting even |
honors at the first of the competition. !
The score of 1913 made by La Grande
ties the high team mark established |
by Woodburn two weeks ago yesterday.
Woodburn was idle yesterday, and next
Sunday finds the final shoots of the
year, unless more ties occur. The schad-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28

leave New York. But if they drop the
majority of their chances of maintain
ing the glory niche will be shaved off
considerably.
Grover Cleveland Alexander doubt
less will hurl one of the contests for
the Phillies.
The Phillies have not shown such a
good club against the Giants when
playing in ew York in the past. Their
forte apparently is to win games in
the trick park at Philadelphia. How
ever, battle may be looked for be-
cause il means hard, long struggle to
get back if the Quakers slide even a
little bit while here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
CONFESSED THE KILLING

Weiser, Idaho, May 2S.-Dan Ruth,
age Il, confessed killing Thomas Cav
anaugh, Yale graduate and well to do
rancher, in a signed statement in the
hands of county authorities here today.
Ruth claims he shot Cavanaugh acci-
dentally after cleaning his gun. He hid
the body in a ravine, where it was
found several weeks after the killing.
Ruth also confessed to forging Cav
anaugh S name to two checks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
A East PAGER

Woodland, Cal, May 28.-Jim Logan,
PAGER, today holds the honor of having
christened Woodlands new half mile
track by pacing a heat against Teddy
Bear yesterday in 1;O1H, eqr, ling the
state record for a half mile track.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28

. Hint to the amateur gardener: Your
bean vines will insist upon doing all
their twining in one direction. Don It
bother them. Bean vines know their
business All you've got to do is to
lead them up to the pole.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28

Yesterdays Results.
At Los Angeles, 81; Portland, 10.
At Salt Lake, SO; Vernon, 60.
At San Francisco, 90; Oakland, OIL.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
"a ASK FOR and GET
The Original
Matted Milk Q
ADMINISTRATOR S FINAL
NOTICE
Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price.

Notice is hereby given that the. un-
dersigned administrator has filed his
final account of the estate of Eldridge
Wanless, deceased, with the county
clerk of Marion county, Oregon, and
that the county court of said county
has fixed the 25th day of June, 1917,
at ten o clock in the forenoon as the
time for hearing objections to the said
final account and settlement thereof.
and that any heir, creditor, or other
person interested in the said estate
may, on or before said date, file his OBJ
Jeetlons, If any, to said account and
show cause why said account should
not be allowed and settled as rendered.
Dated this 2lst day of May, 1917.
F. A. WANLESS,
Administrator of the estate of Ed
ridge Wanless deceased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28
|LAGRANDE SHORES
l23 AT TRAPS EVENT
WOOdburn Holds lie for Lead
in Trap Shooting Trophy
Competition

uOlumbia--Willamette Trapshooting
STANDINGS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-28

But until struck this toasting idea Burley cigarette
couldn't be made; flavor wouldn't hold But now That
Burey flavor stays right with Lucky Stkethe real Burley
cigarette Because the tobacco-its toasted.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02

Ihrer ,Srci1ubc ans 0cn ailhlh0IlCru
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tc. nIf ncldc man 3iclt, auacucin
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Summer 3.
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Wraf Sertlina als Reids=
fan;ler.

ter at La Crosse, Wis. November :, lql7
as required by the Act Of October 8, 1917.
2lntitcroom, 30 Oft.
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Gin SonoerfrieOe llllm0Qlid).

~" ""SSa tANDb NAAAVHAtbj"
True Translation fled with the postnas-
ter at La Crosse, Wis, Novcnlbcr ,. lgiT,
as required by the Act Of October ., lgl7,
petersburg, %. Oft.
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litif babe lid nid]t acdnOert lett sum
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: ter At La NTosse, WIS, November :. IVY
as required by the Act of October Q, 1917.
/ Baltimore, W0., 81. Stt.
Sn Der gtndlt non 9ienStug aiti
Wittpofl brodl in Baltimore, N}b.
cine pcrhGngniBpolle SSeuersbrltnif
aus, Der 5uei 9ier3 in 9ocuit @oint
sum Opfcr fieIen, ionie ein britiiher
Qumpfer, Der ianf, mnbei mabrIhcin.
lib pier Wtonn pon 0crs9ciablm9 nm
fomcu. I'm 3 llhr Wfittpoh irilh
luoreH oic 6Ionmen inter Gontrolle
;3cbn chi Dem eeIlInfcnen Gumpfer
beid)1itigtt ,Srod1toerituiter, Die mosl
nnfanga umgefMnnten bcfiirdret
hattie, muroen ipater ol5 .9erettet icit
qeiteIlt.
:. 9f 9oni3, ser @iSeprdiioent ser
Baltimore & Ohio @obn erfl0rte, sic
@ohnbtomtcn Qloltbcn, BOB oos
Scuer bon @ron6Itiftcrn geleQt NOR
"a glolbpiiroige ;3eu9en mitQctbeilt
hdtten, 0oB lie hcobodltetcn, mie 6ic
Slnntnen nuf 0cr beiocn Ser @obr
qch0ren0cn Eier5 s ltno 8 fait gIcid1
3citig on fiiuf Stcllcn cWporihlugcn
Ger @eiomnltperllit miro lid alti
iibcr fiinf Willioncn Collar be3iffern
uno oicS iou eine conieruotipc
ShGtltng iein; sic Hicr3 hotten einen
Nerth BON on0ertholb 0tiIlioncn 9ol
lar, Die ouf oenielbcn qelogcrten @ao-
rem orei 0}iqioncn, lmo Der nerIlm
fcne 9nnlpicr nit ieincr 2o0ung cine
hnlbc Wtillion. Ser 9ornpfcr, Ser am
Gicn5tnonofmittoQ onleqte, huttc
udt5iq @ronoten sur @ertbeioiglm1
geqclt SmldbootC on @oro, oie er ou@
cincm hritiifen &ofcn mitbrnd,tc.
0ieie erpIo0irtcn; Der g8Qhter ou'
Gier 9 iogt er babe, OILS oie Tlom
men ousbrnhen. fiinf oocr ief3 Wt1n
ncr non ocm Gicr obipringcn icbcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02
arieg foitet Gnglaub $685.:
240, 900 pro Saq.

True translation filed with the postmas
ter at La Crosse, Wis November 2. l9lT
as required by the Act Of October g. 1917
Qon0on, 81 Sft.
5hobfonjler 9lnorelp @onor Gan
CrfI1rte oeitern, OILS er Die @e
niQiauna pon 400.000,000 4funf
(S2, 900. .0O0,000) beontrngte, 0nl
bicier 9etrog bie n6thiqcn 6onos Bis
sur erIten @rhe i'm 15anuor itellcr
lperoc n8on 9eqinnc 0ca ,5inon5
iohrcH. iaQtc or. bis 3unt % Sep
tenbcr mar 0ic ourdlihnittlidlc too
Iihe 9luauobc 6.64S. 200 EfunS
1888 24O,O0Ol einc llcberidreitlnr
ser @uogetih0blng Inn / .231 ,00i
2itno (SG. tS5. .000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02
9entidlanos 2ebensmittel.

La'sa9,S S1osSe tfe VS. %H YoYeber me P9S'az Igi
as required by the Act Of October 8, 1917.
Berlin, 81. Oft
Nor elmer GerionmIung BON pr,
bcitern crfIdrte ser llntcritout5
icfret1r oes ocutihcn Nohrunqanit-
teIontc5. 9roun, um Wittnoh in
NcrIin, oaB IeutihIanos 9tohriuqs
mitteIbeoori iilr ocn nicrten ariegs
ninter gciihert iei. Ole GortoiieI-
Grntc Qob or 3u, lei 3miIden 1000.
600 unn $500. 900 lonnen boher
ousQefoQcn. oI5 Ser IoronId)Ioq. uno
ser @etrcioebcoorf fjlr SEN @inter ici
uoliit0n0iQ iiherqeitcQt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-02
0eianaeuabme oes eriten
9eutihen bnr6 Mmerifaner.

True translation filed with the postmas
ter at La Crosse, Wis, November ?. 1917
as required by the Act of October g. 1917.
Qtit Der merifoniihcn 2lrn1cC a
sSronfreih, 81. Oft.
Ser crItc ariegSgefongcue, Ser bH1
Strcitfr0ftcn oea omcrifotiiden Gr.
pc0itionaforpS in oie 6Gnoe fiel, itort
hcute III cinenl omerifoniihen TcIo.
lo5orett. gr iticb i'll ~acinc@ -Momc2-
Son0" nor Den omerifoniIhcu Sdlm-
sen altf cine nmcrifaliidC GotrolliIlC
un0 muroc UiQerltfCn.
0ic Satrouillc icucrtc un0 ser
Tcinh mnroc 9etrofien rmb bIeb Tic
gen. Ger 8efougcnc muroe auf cincm
&crbonopIot behan0clt mh nod
cincrn SScloln5orctt gebroht, no I,
Den 0crcintcn @erniibltngen nlehrercr
9ler5te nidlt 6cIoua, icin 2cbcn 81
rctten.
Der SefonQeue mar Elm QoIttrGner
un0 0ricfc non cinigcm @erth ipur
0pu on ihm qeflln0cn. Gr erfIdrtt
feline 9lnmcicnbcit in ser 9}dhc Scr
omcrifdniihcn Shon5cn iuocm e.
in9te, oaB er in Scr Gllnfclheit ieinen
@eq nerlorcn hobe. g2ic cr periidertC
lpiiien Die bclrtihen Sol0cten njdlt
boB 9lnlerifancr on Der Tront oo2r
in 6ronfrcidl DGren. oo ibnen Dor
Den Sffi5lcrCn nidlt@ geIa9t fptrHc.