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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1911)
PAUT CAPITAL JOFRKAE,, MAliEM, ORECOK, - -FRIDAY, JAM'ARV 27, 1911. Mercerized Napkins 6c, 8c, 10c Each SATURDAY ONLY These are good quality and already hemmed Splen did tor iiotels or ordinary use in" the home, Sale Commences at 9 a. m. Size 18x18 Saturday 6c Each Size 20x20 Saturday 8c Each Size 22x22 Saturday 10c Each -;3 than two dozen to each customer None to Dealers, PAGB FITZ. BANDITS SCARED BY BIG CROWD SACRIFICING MONKEYS TO SAVE CHILDREN UNITED PRESS IBiSEO WIRE. Pittsburg, I'a., Jan. 27. The lives of 70 monkeys may be sacrificed to science by the Kev. Maitland Alexan der in an effort to develop a cure for Infantile paralysis. At the Alleghany general hospital Dr. Alexander and his wife are ex perimenting on that many Simians with a serum which they hope will check the ravages of the disease. Dr. Alexander Is reputed to be worth $20,000,000. LET THE CHARGES BE MADE. (Continued rrom page 1.) for the appropriations which the com mittee has cut out, an,d which should 4ie restored in the Interests of good administration. There has been too much politics and too little truth In the reports made public so far. There should be be no hesitation about In viting Superintendent Steiner to come out and make a clear-cut statement of jthe charges of extravagance and maladministration. He is entitled to that. "Turn on the Searchlight." "I have nothing to conceal in my administration of the asylum or my treatment of the patients In my charge," said Steiner. "I have been treated with the rankest discourtesy and unfairness. Turn on the search light and let the whole truth come out, is all I have to say. The legisla ture can all come out and see the institution for themselves, or I will be glad to come before the legisla ture and answer every question and tell the truth about every matter that has come up. I am misrepresented by the one-sided report of an unfair com mittee report that was not made af ter any actual investigation whatever. I want to tell the truth about that committee and its report. I am en titled to fair play and a hearing be fore the legislature before it con demns me." Read in February Sunset Magazine San Diego, the City of Dreams, come true. Beautifully illustrated In four colors. ..Tetrazzinl. singing In the streets of San Francisco Christmas eve. Now on sale at all news stands. 15 cents. l-25-eod-2-ll o Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is a very valuable medicine for throat and lung troubles, quickly relieves and cures painful breathing and a dan gerously sounding coueh which Indi cate congested lungs. Sold by all dealers. o Try a Journal want ad. CIXG HAi) STOLEN LOCOMOTIVE AXI) ARRANGED TO RAID THE TOWN OF WINTERS WHEN SUD DEN APPEARANCE OP CROWD SCARES THEM (ONITID PUSS UASBD WIS!. Winters. Calif., Jan. 27. Four masked bandits who were barely pre vented from raiding banks and- busi ness houses here after cutting all wires Into the place and seizing a Southern Pacific locomotive are belne sought today by detectives through out this section of the state. The four had arranged for a big raid when a crowd which had been attending an entertainment at the Hermitage club, poured out Into the street and scared them off. After cutting telegraph and tele phone wires, the robbers visited the Southern Pacific roundhouse, captured and tied Watchman J. Brady and Jo seph Lanne, a passer-by, and pre pared the engine for flight. When frightened away the bandits stole a horse and buggy and fled. (BEATING SYMPATHY FOR, WIFE (Continued from page 1.) faith on the hope that they would decide on what we knew to be true. But since they didn't Its got to be stood. Of course, its a terrible disappoint ment. My wife's lawyers succeeded in having the sentiment o: the peo ple exlcte the jury. I'll never take my wife hack. No! No- No! After what she did to me and to my children, could any man do that I see, Oh how plainly, I see it all now. I have never considered becoming reconciled. All such re ports are false. They say my sister and brother, Albert, have been hiding me, so that I could keep away from my wife. They charge me with being so weak that my family must watch me to keep me from her Influence. I'm strong enough for that. I stand upon my own feet. I am told that my wife's attorneys Intend to force me to pay her ex penses. I will never do it unless I have to. At one time I would gladly have paid anything, but not now; - And my wife can never have our children, Robert and Virginia. Never unless the court makes me give them up. And is there any judge who would make such a decision? Her lawyers In the trial said Mrs Schenk taught her children to say their prayers. As a matter of fact, Robert learned four of his prayers in school. The other four I taught him myself. I want to tell you about a little prayer, in particular. He did It himself. The other night he came to my room and said he had a new prayer. This was It: "Make papa well; be good to ev erybody, God. I usd to be a bad boy, and now I'm a good boy, dear God." That boy used to treat me with dis respect, and I could not control htm when his mother was at home. I felt since she left that he was com Ing to love me, and now I see that he wanted me to know It. How could a man give np such children? Calling the children, Schenk said I want you to see for yourself how they feel. He asked both: "Do you love papa more than mamma?" Both nodded, and Virginia- said: "Every so much." Asked if they wanted to stay with their papa, both rushed into their father's arms and sobbed: "Yes.'.' Schenk concluded: I have no plans for the future They say I am considering leaving Wheeling. Trat Is untrue I'll facu It. I am a man. I would like to re lieve Albs.t of all responsibility for the so-called family conspiracy against Mrs. Schenk. ' I haven't hid den. I'm feeling fine, and have tone In for athletics. The last night I worked before this otpose came I remember I went laio my office, lay my head down on my i!esk and said: "Boys, I'm all in.'' The world knows the rest. Schenck said he had not yet decid ed whether to seek an immediatu divorce. SENATE SPENDS MORNING. (Continued from page I.) Barrs Jewelry Store Precious Stones Watches Clocks Jew elry Silverware and Cut Glass A prudent buyer in selecting articles of permanent utility seeks the security of an established firm For years Barr & Company have con sidered the confidence of their pat rons a most valued possession and have successfully maintained a sup remacy in quality and workmanship Barrs Jewelry Store Corner State and Liberty Streets. acquainted with It and placed him on the witness stand for cross-examina tion. Senator Carson retorted that he did not desire to undergo so severe a cross-examination by the learned senator of Portlaud and reminded him of the fact that the bill had been drawn by another distinguished gen tleman of Portland. That brought Judge Lionel Webster to the floor and It was then that it developed that some one had blundered that sec tions belonging to the state prison convict bill passed yesterday had been Injected into it and that but a portion of Senator Carson's original bill re mained. Just who was responsible for the blunder, whether the state printer or the clerk of the senate was not determined at noon, but that it Is one of them Is certain. The bill was then referred back to the committee and ordered reprinted. Becomes Involved in Talk. The senate then proceeded to the consideration of a bill introduced by Senator Barrett,, of Umatilla county, and which authorizes county to issue bonds for the building of roads. Like yesterday there was a flood of amend ments and an Incessant chatter upon them, and when the senate adjourned at noon, it was still amending and still chattering. The bill provides that when a petition containing sign ers equal to one-fourth of the vote cast for certain officers at the last general election ' shall ask a county court to hold a special election for the issuance of bonds that the court shall call.it. Farmer Stirs Them Up. Just before the noon hour the sen ate listened to a talk by Mr. Mason, a farmer of Hood River, on the bill. He objected, not only to some features of It, but the bill as a whole and said that there was a substitute bill in the house which the farmers and I ! 4 ' i t 1 ' - : x i m 3 Scene from "The Squaw Man" at the Grand Opera House Monday Ere. grangers favored over it. He scored Senator Barrett for having asserted that the grangers and farmers were back of his bill, maintaining that they were not. His speech riled the senate and brought Senator Selling to his feet with the remark that he was becom ing tired of obstructionists and that if the policy was continued, he would be compelled to vote against the good road measures. Mason had also charged the senators with wanting to build a north and south highway and Selling took exceptions to that and also reprimanded him for not having confidence In the county courts. That started a general wrangle which last ed until Senator Selling moved that the committee arise and report pro gress, but just on what seemed un certain, unless It was In the line of talk. To Visit Corrallls. The senate this morning accepted an Invitation from the management of the Oregon Agricultural College to visit that institution Friday. A resolution introduced In the sen ate and passed by the house with amendments and providing for an amendment to the constitution creat Ing the office of lieutenant governor was concurred in. Two of Senator Oliver's bls one relating to the qualification of Judges and the other in regard to conclusive presumations In law were killed b.y the committee. A similar fate fell to a bill of Senator Joseph relating to tax Hens and one of Senator Malarkey to Invest the state board of health with the duties of dairy and food commissioner. The ice crop this winter will make the wheat crop next summer more pleasantly gathered, providing some of It is stored In your Ice house. ;: Good ' I Buy 100 acre farm; 20 acres hops; family orchard; extra fine f building; bouse; barn; chicken house; woodshed; wagon shed; T work shop; all fenced; good well; one bt the best money makers In the Valley In THE WALDO HILLS I Olmsted Land Co. 337 STATE ST., SW.EM, OREGON HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTINE The Great Toilet Germicide? You don't liuve to pay 60e or $1.00 ft pint for ' listerlan antiseptics or per oxide. You 2u n make 16 pints of a more cleansing, germicidal, healing and deodor izing antiseptic solution with one 25o box of Paxtlne, a soluble antlsepllo powder, obtainable at any drug store. Paxtlne destroys germs that cause disease, decay and odors, that la why It Is the best mouth wash and gargle, and why It purities the breath, cleanses and preserves the teeth better than ordinary dentifrices, and In sponge bathing It com pletely eradicates perspiration and other disagreeable body odors. Every dulnty woman appreciates this and Its many othtr toilet and hygienic uses. Paxtlne Is Bplendid for sore throat. Inflamed eyes and to purify mouth ani breath after smoking. You can get Fnx tlne Toilet Antiseptic at uny drug store, price 25c and 60c, or by mull postpaid from The l'axton Toilet Co., UnHton, Muss., w'io will send you a free sumpla If vnu would like to try It before buylnir. Died at Murion. George Lyttle, of Marlon died at his home Wednesday, January 2f. He leaves a family of a wlfa and three children. One of his brothers lives a,t Salem and lne at Turner. He Is a member of the lodge of M. W. of A., at Prinevllle, where his re mains will be scut for bi-rlal beside his father. , -o Los Angeles' First Mayor, rmrma ruaa mm wiu. Los Angeles, Calif., Jan. 27. Major B. Toberman, first American mevorof Los Angeles, is dead today at the age of 74. Toberman lived here 45 years. He was elected mayor in 1872. o A Reliable Cough Medicine Is a valuable family friend. Foley's Honey and Tar fulfills this condition exactly. Mrs. Charles Kline, N. 8th St., Easton, Pa., states: "Several members of my family have been cured of bad coughs and colds by the use of Foley's Honey and Tar and 1 am never without a bottle In the house. It soothes and relieves the Irritation in the throat and loosens up the cold. I have always found It a reliable cough cure and do not hes itate to recommend It highly." For m grippe coughs and stuffy colds, for children and grown persons and for delicate people use only Foley's Hon ey and Tar. Contains no opiates. Red Cross. Pharmacy. o Notice of Intention to Improve Ferry Street. Notice is hereby given that the common council of the city of Salem, Oregon deems It expedient and pro poses to Improve Ferry street, in the city of Salem, Oregon, with bltullth lc pavement from the east line of Liberty street to the west line of Winter street, at the expense of the adjacent and abutting property with in said limits, and according to the plans and specifications adopted for said improvement, and on file In the office of the city recorder, which "said plans and specifications are hereby referred to for a more specific and detailed description of said Improve ment, and are 'hereby made a part of this notice. This notice Is published for ten (10) days pursuant to the order of the common council, and the date of the first publication thereof is the 24th- day of January, 1911. Demon strances may be filed against said im provement within ten (10) days from the last publication of this notice, and In the manenr provided by the city charter. CHAS. F. ELGIN, 1-24-llt City Recorder. HILL WANTS THE FAIR AT FRISCO POINTS OCT THAT IT IS THE DUTY OF THE COAST TO USE ITS UTMOST EXDEAYOR TO GET THE EXPOSITION okitid rmrss uabid wiae Seattle, Wash., Jan. 27. Presi dent Lewis W. Hill, of the Great Northern railroad, said today that he is more interested in what action Se attle Is taking to help San Francl&co In the 1915 exposition than he is la the routine inspection of the railroad interests which brought him to Seat tle last night. "It ought to be plain to all of us," he said, "where our duty lies in the fight for the exposition city. Coming or going one way or the other, a large percentage of the visitors, if located in San Francisco, woutd come by way of Seattle and Portland, and this section of the country would share) in the benefits." A SIMPLE QUESTION. Sulcm People Are Requested to Hon. estiy Answer This. Is not the word of a representative citizen of Salem more convincing than the doubtful utterances of peo ple living everywhere else in the Union? Read this: F. A. Sutton, Hoyt & West streeU, Salem, Oregon, says: "Fort 10 or 12 years kidney trouble was the plague of my life. I suffered intense ly from a pain In the small of my back and was often unable to more. I doctored and tried a umber of rem edies, but to no avail, and I was in a bad way I procured Doans Kidney 'Pills at Dr. Stone's Drug Store. They benefited me at once and after I had taken the contents of three boxes,. I ,was free from every symptom of kid ney complaint. 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