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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1905)
rwo editions daily, at 230- P. V. AND 4:00 P. & DAILY CAPITAL JOHBfiAL VOL. XV. SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, KOVBMBBB 3C, 1P0C CADET MUST FIGHT Refusing to do so, He Would be Called a Cad and Ostracised Annapolie, Nov. 16. The testimony of Midshipman Yergor this morning i tended to show that a fight between ea- I Jets usually resulted in n tasting friendship between the participants. 1 Veager, who nceompanled Meriwether, M h second Is tko only man la the academy who over knocked Meirwetb- or out, and they been me fast friends. Other testimony tended to shew that i Branch was continually nagging nod hating Morlwothor. A first-etas man, Carstein, testified! that Brnneh seemed I to have a deep-seated grudgo against i tho defendant. IIo said if rt oadet re fused a chnllengo to fight ho would be i called) a cad, nnd ostracised; To Savo Morlwothor. Washington, Nov. So", Secretary (Bonaparte ban ordered that Branch 'a body be exkumed and an autopsy held. Annapolis, Md., Nov. SaV Admiral Sands hae received erdr for a autop sy on Branch 'a body. It will be bold this evening at the academy hospital. o Frison Breaker Will Hang. Jefferson 01 ly, Me., Nev. IS. The prison board Is Investigating hew arms and eKdosives were sotugsded Into the penitentiary, Charge ef murder will be preferred against Convicts Harry Vaughn, Charles Itaymend ami George Ttyan, DAGO KILLS FOUR Waukegan, 111., Nev. W. Infuriat ed, the police believe, by gambling looses, Bailee Zeeette, an Italian labor er in h railroad construction eamp, at WiBthrop harbor, Wis., between Zion Clfej- andi Kneoeba, early this morning, killed two companions, fatally wound ing two others. He risked1 a few oelns on a gAMe and lost. He drew a revol ver and killed two. Being pursued by the dead mart's comrades, Xesette amr bushed kimeelf en the read to the north, and shot two, who are dying. As the pursuers came up he injured one other, who wilt recover. Men from tho oamp, accompanied by officers, arc searching lower Wisconsin for the murderer. ALLIED FLEET SAILS Athens, Greece, Nov. 99. Tho allied fleet sailed from Piraeus at neon under sealed orders. The British and Fronoh torpedo boats were left bohlnd, to keep tip communication with tho fleet. Tho Burton TnU. St. Louis, Nov. M. Attorney Haynw began tho closing argument for tho defense In the Budten trial. The case in oxpeetal to bo In the beads ef the jury before night. Hold In Dying. (Four O'Olock Edition.) Chicago, Nov. M. At X o'clock Meld la said to bo sinking. Ilia father and stepmother are at his bedside. Gonoral OliafToo's Retirement. Washington, D. a, Nev. i. Tho nneuncoment of tho intention of Gon. A. It, Chaffee to go on tho retired list several months before ho would or dinarily retire has produced tho usual orep ef candidates who wish to avail themselves of the privilege of ad vancement to a higher grade. Nearly every colonel of the line and staff ha filed hta papers for consideration of tho individual claim for promotion to tko grade of Wlgadior-g sacral. In those eases whore tho dReer would, under tho usual elrcametaaees go on tko retired Hot with the nest higher grade on Mount of sorvlee In tho Civ il war, tho PresMent will not make the appointment. It is alee anounccd at tho department that only one more high ranking officer will be mode a major-general, and that Is Gonoral A. W. Greely, tho chief signal officer. He Is likely to be advanced In December or January a soon as General Gkaf fee goes en tho retired list. During the coming year there will bo two re tirement from the grado of lieutenant general and there arc scores of appli cants for tho two prospective vaean el u. Constantinople, Nov. 86. Ambassa dor Powers held a conforonoo today, and decided to preaeed with, tho naval demonstration. Thero is absolutely no sign among tho Turkish people that thov are in tho least disturbed. Tho aspect ef tho otty is perfectly normal.' GOMPERS IS RE-ELECTED Chicago Market. Chicago, Xov. So. Wheat, 83)4; oorn MttthUKl ts MVtCjM. Thete IMtast he a reason Why People Who Once itadz at kAj16 wjved OF- o eWfe vr& wrs'st&d'. Become Regtilat Customers The quatity of owr good ta ul to any U Uh city, ans) ear prtow arc r..uh jowor than you can nd at "rofwtar scofo'' Our awartmoMs sc r.-i.pleto in aM Nnos. Wo aro horo giro tho Mad of valuo for your pMfne that yM, hoM your hwofaiow. Oat Shoe Department is the P idz of the Store. The Shoes e Sell Give Satisfaction. That's why wo eM more show than moat soe etoroa. Another Shipmen of Those Famous Conklin's Horse hicle Gloves Our prioo ia otljt $U i ep J1 ta bti ?,fce! ular pruo for this glove is $1.50. Wo save yM Wo ory pair, Ytu ean't got a more sorvicoablo work glove at any prioo. We are Offering Out Ftill Line of Underwear at Last Year's Prices Tho Deadly Auto. New York Nov. SS. frs. Francis Burton, wlfo of tho lawyer and con gressman, ami rccontly n onndldato for lieutenant-governor of this etnlo, was kilted in an nutomobllo neoldont ,nt Long Islatul City this morning, h, I. Scott, of Now York, preoldxsnt of tho Union Iron Works, nt Ban Fronolsco; Chnrleo 1). Crocker, of Now Haven, and Constant Bevert, tho chauffeur, woro in jured. Tho steering gear went wrong white tho oar was going at a high rato of spoodv and It dashed into tho curb. Tho occupants woro hurled in all dlroc Moo. Mrs. Harrison is tho daughter of the la to Oolonol Oharloo Frederick OrocKor, of fen Fraaeleeo, under whoso will oho wm to receive an ectato of ntoro than four Million dollar. Horrisoft Kcott nustoinf the fracture ef a ribband Mrs. Bcott hi suffering from tho shock. Crocker, who is Mrs. Harrison's brother, woo only slightly injured. When the nmbulaaco surgeon arrived ho saw thab Mrs, Harrison was doa4. and Immediately turned his at tontlon to hor brother nnd tho others Injured, Tko body of Mr. Harrison will Ito oont! to San Francisco, nnd lmrled beoldo Ikt fattier In Cypres Lawn cometory. Besides her huslmnd, sho leaves two children, Virginia Ban dolpk and Barbara, Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. aC.Gompors was re-eleoll president of tho Amori onn Federation of Labor, but there was a protest ngnlnsb making. Ws election unanimous. Upon tho proposIUoa to mako the eleotio? unanimous Dolegato V. I. Berg or objected and was hissed. Delegate J, M. Barnes, Socialist, also objected, but' tho acting ohnlrniair, Vlco-Presi-ilent T. L. Lewis, doclardd him Out of order, and1 declared Gompero elected unanimously. waraos Duncan was chosen first vieo- prosldfent; John MitohoU was rc-olecled sooepd vlco-prooldonti James O'Cow ncSl third; Morris, fourth; D. A. Hnyo, fifth, nnd Daniel J. Kcefo, otxth. Bar ons Bergor filed protests against tho doolaratlon of Gompors' unnnimoui election. YALE HARVARD GAME Oambridgo, Mns, Nov. JW.-Aftor a shower durlnw tho night, tho morning broke without rain, but tho weather lc NORWAY'S FUTURE SOVEREIGN OhriBtlann, Nov. 36-Bvorything ia in roadineso for tho reception of the Prlnoo nnd Prlnooso Chnrlos of Don. unsettled. There is npprohonsion lestlmark, who hnvo been eloclcd the fa- Konorlng Lyinatl Hall's Memory. Atlanta, Gn., November VS. Tho momory of Dr. Lyman Hall, tho Into president of tho Technological Insti tute wll bo honored today by a mem orial service in tho Ghnpcl of tho Col lege and tho laying of tho cornerstone of the Lyman Hall Labratery build- Ing, ercetet! In- honor of the deceased president. Among those who will de liver addresses on this eocasloH will be Governor Torre), Obaneeller W. B. HtM, ef the State University; Bishop 0. IC Nelson, of Georgia and Mayor Woodward of Atlanta. Immediately after tko ceremonies In tho chapel tho cornerstone of the new laboratory building will bo laid. The grand lodgo of Georgia will con duct tho masonic rite and Dr. Ira Xtemsen, president of Johns Hepkln university and America's greatest chemist wIM maKo tho dedicatory ad drew. Dr. H. a White of Athens, chemist of tho Unlversfty of Georgia, will also deliver an address. Bocawe ew udorsworo plaocd boforo too aoVwaco ia woUb OouunlMlon Expected Tuesday, Judgo Wolverton's eommlimen as federal judge for tho district ef Oregon Is expect tt to arrive in this city next Tuesday. Wkctkor or net tho justice will linmediatoly rollnqulsh Ws seat on tho state supremo bonch, Is not known. Tho wtehos of tho dionartmoat in Wash ington are that ho qualify and asoumo his duties im fedoral judge wl shout delay, for tho docket Is ooagoatod. Positive Injustice Is being done maay fedoral priooMora, soao of whom have log bearing, Thosr uearoc ef Mrfowt ha-vo pllodl up, which need tho ntiewtton of tho soort. Ia tko oca. aaproMio court there are M caoca wWoh ho.ro boon hoard, and In which dooMotM aro still hosmUhk. Twou5v-for of thoso oaooo woro re ooatljr bsous dsws by tho soprwu soort fro PojmUoooh, Too rwiwindsr wow hoatd 4 Baloja, aa include (ho Maromaat caoo. If Jisttko wolvortaa resign hi seat Uofoeo a, dookdoa hm boon kawdod dewa la tko latter eaoo, it we14 no swoluto a rshoariag of of the famous oaoM, If Mni two rejaaialNg Justfoos woro uoaWo to concur ia a dec! idea, And ovea thoa olthor llo could mako a apcdicatloa for a rohoarlag, whJofcJ U ssspporiod by Judge lUlloy, might bo aMowsjd- VsBBl' iMttsMsttl AtcBBBBBsMsl lit ls hoco, tsMsmgfc, is that Wfero aaothor wank TkocisM 0. Hallo? wW bo flIUog too at oa tho swprosao court beb mmM by Jusssioo VWvorisMv and thai thai latter will h aoOas; a f amr al jsjifa for tho dltriot of Orf. Oil hi Now BoU. Tfc. Oeatsal Coag(0sartosl ehoroh ha received ito now heU( whiok was just la aha towor yoMerday. It woigk MM poaacH ad Is a yry floo eae. It will be ruag for tho iwt tlato Thaoks gtviag Bsaracag, whoa it wiU call tko people together to celebrate TVaaks giviag da at 10 o'clock. TWeud Think They Aro Drowned. Norfolk Neb., Nov. Sfi-Itelatlve ef Captain W. a Mnje, of t4 army, ami his wlfo hnvo been given up for leet In tho typhoon In tho Philippines In September. No word ban been re ceived from them sin so tho storm. Five unidentified bodies woro washed ashore near the captain's station. The cap. tain took bis bride to the island) last summer. tho afternoon be unfavorable TJip streets aro tJirongod1 with gaily drosood men nud women, flountlng, in frlonuly rivalry, their partisan color, ah flense merry-making for a moment to Innulro for Harvard's oaptaln, Hurley, who is not ablo to even witness ibo struggle. Tho crowds wero assured this morning that ho had" ft good night. Hurloy this morning sent a mossngo to tho Harvard eleven, urging thorn to 'Dig In, omash tho lino, follow In structions. 1' Bvorything ia in splendid condition for tho groat gamo, except Ihnt It 1 ft trlflo too warm. Tho bolting favored Yale, but the odde chnngod just bo foro tho gnmo from 6, 0 nnd 7 to 2, to 3 ot 1. All bet itoro snapped up, and monoy appear plontlful. Harvard won tbo tow, and' chose to defend tho eouth goal. Play has began. Forbes went) through tho center, mak ing the only score of the game, Hoyt kJkxl tbo goal. First half Nothing to nothing. Pinal-Yale 0, Harvard. 0. Bastem Football. (Four O'clock Bdltion.) Cambridge, Mass., Nev. Mr-Finals, Yale 0, Harvard 0. Ann Arbor, MUkVFliwIs, Michigan 76, Oberlia 0. Minneapolis, Minn. Minneapolis 4B, Northwestern 0. Indoor Baseball. By a score of Si to t tka Y. M. a A. Indoor bemtbaJl team last night defeat ed tko militia team In a ireoldodly eae. aided gsutte. Tho soMtata woro greatly kand cappeu by the lose of some of tthoir In Favor of a Froo B rid go. Bt, Louis, Mo., Nov. Br A largo mM meeting will bo held horo today in euport of the movement in favor of tho construction of a free brldgo to eonneot Illinois and) Missouri, (lover nor Folk will tie the honorary president of tho mooting ami will deliver tho principal address in favor of tbo plan. Governor Dencen of Illinois will also be present and will speak of tho feel ing of the residents of Illinois in fav or of ouch a brldgo. S Sebastopol in Bovolt. , (Four O'clock Bditlon.) Selmstopol, IUsIa, Nov. M.fiallein In this port and Boldlor of tho Brest roglmoat have mutinied aad joined Ute worWausnoa, who woro holding a moot lair wider tho red flag. Tho city l In a panic ture ruler of Norway by tho recent ploblsolto. A' Norwegian cqunaron 1 new anchored) la tho Ghrlob innla Fjord, to nwalt the arrival of tho Norjreglan man-of-war, which will bring tho future King and hi family from Copenhagen. Tho warship will bo saorted by a guardl of honor con sisting of a mimbor of Norwegian, Dnnlsh, British nnd Gormnn waroblps. Tho comblriod flooto will escort tbo ahlp bearing: tho royal parly to tho. otty. Tomorrw tho fuluro king and Quoen will hold tholr etnlo entry Into tho Capital. Tho city i gorgeously deflpratod with tho oNrweglim and Danish color nnd present n fino epoctaelo. Thousand of visitor from nil part of tho oountry nnt from other countries aro in town, to wit ness tho ceremonies connected with the arrival of tho ftituro King. Ao oerdlng to tho program tho King will bead a procoMion immediately upon his arrival nml will be roeortnd to tbo Government Palace, whoro ho will take eflth ami will bo or owned) King of Norway under tko sarho of Carl V. Tho new Norwegian flag, bearing a golden Hon oa a purple Held, I dis played everywhere, a are picture of the new King ami hi family. Tho pecplo aro very enthusiastic and It lo not expected' that there will bo any hesllto dtHnoflfttratlon by those who voted agaluet the King at tho pcblti-olkt. ltmj amber lAvmcn aaiiui OontroL (Four O'clock lotion.) Booton, Nov. !W. Thomao w. Iaw- son last night mid ho had reoelved ao many proxleo that hi control of lrath llio New York Ufa and Mutual Wfo wa nbsoluto. Lawsoa cayo HarrlmaB I ondwavoring to influoneo tho oui ployeorf bis railway iu tho interest of Vko immranoo oomimnle but that the railway werffe labor organiaatleiH) are with blm ,and, if necesaary, lie will mako an istato of tho matter. Ho gave ao figures oa tho proxle received. o i . . Jakio aot Uto Dough. (Pour O'Oioek Rdltlon.) Mlwnuk Wl Nov. JW. Mr. LlnoJo SokasMlein'N wilt dlspoing of aw estate wortk 7,000,000, mostly to her soM-ia-law, Jacob Ileyl, wan sua talned ia oewt today, after h moot sea aaUaaal trial. Mrs. Sahaiulain was Mm wldaw of Swdl SobaMdoiN, oao of Mil- wsMtkoo'u wcmkhlcjt Germans. iBIG BEIHEMKB1R21BESBIRNHSEIK! nuuai TODAY IOB ORBAM OTIOCOLATE 0EEAMS AT bosTay Tb, tkoy S;j nJSS " " now. " """"' " R arwiaag Uwo Is a- Tho Y. M. C. A. toam bad thlngo ' their own wv anil uft. ,i. ..i m eaato shut fcbotr oppoaoat out. Thiol- SMMBMMKMMMMtJMBls1lsies a arot, Mlayod otar ball, while 5 nea, ao pittbtr. and OIhm. Jlotk, a eaioter, dolirorod tko food. In first. dsws Btyto. nm w boi u HMt of a series of sjaasosj wWoh wfll bo pkoyod daring tho "2 wlaUv, mi tko toWlora promise to got rm boftro tbo soaooa ccmLs. S n J1 Down From AUska, J- M. Latkran. Oauutv ii..ij UUo wokoi for Alaoka, aad Daaiol B. Kola, both of Valdo. Alaoka, aro 5 4a tko elty. visiting their friend, J. A. wa. Mr. Latbrop'8 district, a IM . UjdUd Stete- iaa4wl, aomprlses more l WphU riNrU today toll about tko worki territory thaa Oreoo. WaaUt?toB &i.i S duotirv ! tka "uk.f -. w i. ... ... .. Idaho, T.nlilnnl , , " . UH lH8 ao Hot toll of tho BANK ROBBERY I of thU iu,- rnaay little or Mr. Kaia hi oao of tbo ownoro of tha groat Mia forwhlah Mr. Ourson p. n4 ao aotomey la Alaska, and in tko fader oasjriu. Tkoso goaUomoa ieraM H warm aospsainUnco whll big robboriafl ooourfiur lo &... -. ..i- - -,,B ., , TW miWHt, WWH yoa go to a doatist ara ftoa robbed ef what monoy cant buy, oomfrt, patieaco and Um. Those aro thing, that aro avoided by going to Dr. B. a Wright, the paUlos. domi. Stouoioft block. Soiom. OUI and learn ,, 0a; a Uttlo ro)owl of ,lt for alS WllMMigMtKgjBM-M-MMMM , -w-'--'"w"a"JHJaajKt)Uijair day or two. woro ton. ADDITIONA1, FBBaONATJJ M. J. Ipoidel ai wlfo. of H, r la tho oicv si lu.. ..i..' 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