Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 13, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text"!. flhe Hail auraal BALKM. OREOON. TUESDAY, OCTC-Rer 151, 1008. NO. 151. V Jt BBBBBBBBBEk.&-jC-.l U IU M fir PVSKI n n n n Fnl W tr svmmmr STRICT ATTORNEY INFORMATIONS VOID TATE NORMAL DATE P-TO- PERMANENT EQUIPMENT SCHOOL OARD WANTS THREE DORMITORIES COLLEGES FOR TEACHERS te state isormni acnooi uonni jdijr decided to orcot n permn- it dormitory for each or tno three 101 to cost $50,000 furnhhcd. Fich school Is to bo allowed i-iiltnum of 21 teachera ntul cm- tei, with a snlary I oil not to ox ! 20.000 por annum, and tho -tUnts to recclvo $21500 n year. Ir'num salary for faculty, $1500; tlaam, fiono a year. Fc ninln ruee and repairs enrh school Ih line $7500 n year, ami $1000 n Ir for llbrares and maps nnd i'ti The matter of heating nlnnts m to tho executlvo commltt- NOR AFLOAT ON TH SEA IN BALLOON AERONAUTS SAVED BV STEAMER MUS Borlln, Oct. 13. Probably tho most ronmrkablo oxporlonco In tho history of ballooning waa reported totlny by N. H, Arnold, tho pilot, and II. O. Hownt,' n8sltnnt pilot, of tho balloon St. Louis, ono of tho threo American entrants In tho In tornnlt'onnl raco for tho Donnott cup, when thoy woro landed nt Cux havon, nftor having fnllon Into the North Son nt midnight. 'I no two Amorlcnns woro envoi opod In tho folds of tho grent gas bag which was being In hod by tho waves when n Bcnrchllght from tho stenmor Lnngerood hnpponcd to rot upon tho object, which attracted tho nttontlon of tho lookout. When It wnB Bfon that men wero In danger of drowning, a small boat was put out and tho acronnuts woro roicuod though not until thev woro aboard the shin woro thoy nblo to nmko It clonr'to tho rescuers, how thoy hup enod to be out In the mlddlo of tho equ' 'nie'i ,,f fj,p firimol., son floating on a gront looio bundle 'nno stat ucciuoi to nmutn n f canvas. ml ifhools they mirt. bo Roth men undoubtodlv would f" irr it k and enrh dorml- hnvo been diownod 'n n few minutes If thpy hrU not fnllon within tho range of tlif light of tho pnsslnr stenmer. Thoy nlready lind boon .Minority Report. flMHIon of tho hoard was unnn iv, Mrcpt that W. IJ. Ayor nn- cxM hat he might bring In n hr"r repof fo- ono or porhnpB noils Tho row dormitories ' Sio'l 100 sMulents ouch nnd hiW n r-ded nr nart of the per -i ra-n j:.mioo to 52500 no.' if for M snte. Polities ppenrs I nit pM'icnrlnt' before tho 1 " Is stn'ed that Senator J. " of Marlon county wns In "."in wIMi gome ono ndvorot- - sfrni only, and Btnted ho ' ?V fo- Mu one-school bill M nt Inu Ion to throw v mn tor Into politics nnd ' oit 'n he leglilnture Just ibw tVn in tho pnBt. That nJo all tint hns Imnn ilnno board, pxii make tho school Htm mi "ha big approprla "trb'n Mmt U to be used to it sonnto hi tn . mI.i : l l ik ..- . ... i luiiii oi mo mn- J hrow ai much oonfus'on ' Wls'at'i-o ns possible and 1 M gnnpnt n' annMnnnl l s"lfe pl'do Into tho whole ; Atainst this tho frlondR 'J rducatlon will probnblv vnnoM Mip throe 80110018 "is mopned out by the 1 "t'SIIAM) SIIH WAS PQ1ICKI) TO wnn ,rIM Vth Untta Wire.) V Brunswick. N. J., Oct. 13- v., -,. investigaiing 'O'd lv Mn Julln MfirtAlIn LTr.8l!ot and killed her -T M.V .. 'nther B0,tl h0, r Wane -n .- aa !"- a m 4UU rr IT' inrnor nAnnln trr tier trs s ivSj!"nc,' h Husband I... '. HP hpn Bariirnrt n .rlr.ea,??pd her m terroi w'a-,"J,tt revolver " r. '-Ttir.,.A . .. . ai Vn vonioa that u iea'P4 a, the " e was foftjna on hjs top NKn0R0PmxKR" Vo ,u T""' ' 'Si ,.bne.8? rtled at her !.. 'V rraay mornlnc. m s.l 8'x months Mra. .-MiBit'S: n Arkansas In Pa-i L sel the plains lnM h,a , ieain. She Kdi ,?.. to John ltM.i".0"MM Ork ln n ,l. fc;-lMne"'.where llSWtow " ' WneD ! ieterUH a. woman of .?' 4 helniVTi. na ow,Ds to .JttJ1 Christian j.f A. . "uiucinni u. :. In ji : . i X-tii,' "-erea to under tho water onco or twice nnd woro Ftr.iggllngly hllmlly with no hope of oscnnlng denth In the wotor, when tho auddnn gonm of tho sonrohllght brought old. Tho mon hnd no Idoa thoy woro ovor the ocean, as thoro was n hoavy fog bolow thorn. They woro travel ing nt a rapid rato of spaod, but were going along comfortnblv and without nny thought of dnngor. whon n rapid fnll of tomporntute caucod tho bnlloon to shrink. Tho b'g bag thon bognn grndually to do-cond. Tho pilot nnd his na aUtnnt throw out hnllast, but nt nbout midnight, thoy realized that they woro going down rapidly and that throwing or th ballnst seemod to hnvo Httl effect It wns pi'h dark vh-n suddenly they hoard tho roaring cf tho wnves below nil'1 realized their prodlca mont. Thev wer rutting loose the bnkot, 'n hone ho bag would flout nnd thoy could clln? to tho rigging, whon thoy struck t'ie water. Tho aoronn'itB telegraphed to tho rnce romm'ttee todnv ta Mjey wei'u unhnrmod. giving an acconint of tholr thrll'liig oxoorlence Tho last heard of the St. Louis beforo the neldont wni when she pnsBod over Calnu nt 10-50 o'clock yosterdny morning, 55 mlls south' wost of Frnnkfort-on-Odor. The ballon then wns travollng in a south wostorlv direction, but the wind changed nnd drovo the balloon with great speed towprd the orth Sen. Advices from Cuxhnven this after noon bov thnt Arnold and Hewitt, tho occupnntH of tho lll-fnted ballon, St. Louis, which landed In the North Sea last night, are In n critical con dition a the rosult of tho'r expe riences. Thev wero nearly dond when removed from tho bont and were re vived bv th use of brandy. The English bnlloon. tlanhoo. Is believed to be the winner of the race. It landed in DenmarK Tn: American II landed at Walsehlndurs. n short distance from the start and han not a chance. Twenty-one balloons are un?'' co'intod for and are bellvpd to have been driven seaward A fleet Is now in tho north sen In hope of b ing able to give assistance If others have deiconded on tho water. GRAND JURY TPASS ON CASES PENDING IN COURTS JUNE 1ST (United Prcn Lenocd Wire.) The supremo court did not docldo tho enso of Hall vs. Dunn, Involving tho local option law in Medford city chnrtor enso today. B. A. Rcnmes and County Judge Noll of Jacksonville argued h caoo Involving lnnd lines. "Infoniiiitioiis" Hung Up. Chief .Tustfco Bonn nnnounced thnt a rehearing had boon grantod In tho atato vb. Jew Nun, a Chlncso who hits appealed and raised a question Involving tho .validity of Informa tions that woro pending whon tho now nmondmont was adopted re storing tho grnnd Jury oystom. Tin point Ib that undor tho now amend ment onncted by tho pcoplo In Juno no porson sbnll bo charged In any circuit court excopt upon lndlct mont found by a grnnd Jury. Thoro Ib no cnvlng clauso nnd tho conten tion of Jew Nun's Inwyer 18 thnt nil inrormutlons ponding when tho lnw was enacted nro null nnd void. Two Olhop ris'i Decided. In tho Sollwooi election frauds ca e, where J. W. need, mayor of ISfllncndn, was found guilty nnd llnod $1000 for bringing In voters who hnd no right to vote, tho conviction van BUBtnlnod. In Klllott vs.. Scott Dozorth nnd John Wntermnn, nppollnntB from Tillamook county, Involving title to lnnd, rovorsod, and II. T. Holts, tho Tillamook lawyer wins a victory for Ills clients. WILL NOT BE BRIDE OFDUKE MISS ELKINS NOT TO ' WED ABRUZZI (Dotted I'rro I.imo Wire.) Rome, Oct. 13. Tho engagement of tho Duko of Abruzzl and MIbb Knthorlno Elklns undoubtedly has boon broken. This nnnouncomont comes today from tho Inner court clrcloa nnd It bonra tho Boml-ofllclnl Htnmp. It la credited ns tho truth by many of tho duko's friends. Tho brenk Is said to havo resulted from tho constant discussion of the mntch In ISuropo nnd America both In tho pnibllc prints nnd In gonernl gOBSlp. Tho nowB enmo ns u surprlso, how ovcr, to most people hero as It wan joportod only recontly that nil tho (totalis bad boon completed, oven to tho Bonding of a squadron of wnr shlin to America to escort tho rpyal bridegroom bnck to his nntlvo 'coun try with his bride. " Wnshlugton, D. C, Oct. 13. Tho announcement from Home ,thnt tho Ahruzzl-Klklni engagement has boon broken Is credited hero nnd Is strengthened by recent denials from Sonntor Stephon II. Bikini, of West Virginia, that tho ougngomont ovor existed. It was announcod todny that tho Duko of Abruzzl wired from Turin to tho royal family on Saturday, saying thnt 1) Ih ongngomont to marry Miss Elklns hnd boon broken. , Tho dow agor quoon, who bitterly onposod the FERDINAND READY TO BEGIN WAR DEMANDS TURKEY'S RECOGNITION (United l'rcit Lnird Wire.) Sofln, Ilulgarln, Oct. 13. Tho Bulgarian government, nt tho direc tion of Cznr Ferdinand, todny sum moned nil cln&ses of reserves, which nientiB thnt tho wholo nrmy of tho country will tnko- tho flold nt onc In supjiort of tho threat to doclaro onictnlly tho Independence of Bul garia within threo days". Actlvo pro paratlons for nctunl wnrfaro aro be ing rushed todny In nil pnrts of tho cmiutry. l'OWBUB WANT IIOSTIIilTIKS TO HB I()HTPON'BI) (Unl'.rd rrr Lcimed Wire. London, Oot. 13 M. Iswolsky, tho Husslnn fgrolgn mlnlstor, nnd Sir Edward drey, British secretary of forolgn nrfnlrs, todny aro consid ering whnt font tiros of tho European International situation should bo In cluded In the dollborutlous or tho ex pected conforonco of powers, In nJ dttlon to tho jirosenl compllcntlotu in tno Nonr East. Tho Impression provnlla horo to day that, with tho wldonlug of thu scopo of tho coufarciico, tho meeting will bo ono of tho most Important, If not tho most Important, given by tho diplomats of modern Union. It Ih uudomtnod that France ngrooH with tho nttltudo of England nnd TWELVE SPEECHES EACH DAY FOR BRYAN IN HIS OWN STATE (United Trow Leased Wire.) Norfolk, Nob., Oot. 13. Bryan stnrtetl a throe-dny tour .or Nebraska today with an nddross horo on be half or tho Btnto ticket or tho Dem ocrats nnd tho Populists who havo fiucd tholr Idwiph In an offort to do font Qovornor Sholdon. Tho Democratic cnndldnto is scheduled to mnko n dozon spcochos a day In his tour ovor his own Btnto nnd will lenvo Thursdny night for Denver, whoro ho is to sponk "the following dny in tho Auditorium hnll. After tho Donvor npooch Bryan will speak at Oninhn, Octobor 17 nnd in Chicago, Octobor 10. WILLIAM "SALOME" BRYAN. SAFE ORAOKBRS AVORKIXO , match from tho first, wired tho duko IX SAN FRANCISCO In reply: 1 , "By listening to tho voice of dlg- (Unlted Presi i.eaiwi wireA , nlty, rather than that of affection, San Francisco. Oot. 13. Detec i '0l Slvo proof of possess'ng greater ALBANY. Linn county furnishes four Jury men for the U. S. court at Portland. Thev are n. D Harkleman, George Cochran. II. L. Klzer of Albany, and Hery Blnkely of Brownsville. Yosterdav was tho flfty-fl'th anni versary of the Unltfed Presbyterian church of this city, the oldest United Presbyterian church in the world Rev W P. White has been at the head of the church for seven years. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Keese of Sa lem are sheading a short, time In I tkta, the, railread eemter. tlves nro searching this olty and Oakland today for a band of safo oraokers who have beon operating in the local business district during tho InBt three days. The first at tmnt was mnde on ho safo of the Ftnndard Tool and .Machine Works. nu inJU tiu :o ro tuo a ' -r pr0ga and royalty of Italy i'iu i'uciik; D"niu snvuii: nuu iaiuii foclety . "1 'nt n ' ' tafe of Wright. Ruphfnni A ChiU, archi tects, whoso oiflce is next door character than you displayed In your fa m on oxpedltloni. I congratulate you with ronewod affoctlon." Tho duka tnakos no attempt to conceal his sadness. A rumor, whlrh npparantly Is authentic, sayB thnt Miss Elklns broke off tho engage ment, following continual uncompli mentary references to her by the KnKtcm Receipt. Chlngo. Oot. 1.1 Receipt, hogs. The burclars entered the nrchl- 20.000; cattle, 8000; sheep, 1$,- tict's office presumably under tho be-, 00; lief that they wero boring tholr way ' --OB" opened today steady. Left 'nto the bank. Three auger holeB ovor yrday 4400 R;) year were out Into the collInK of tho oi-.?B' 17'.Pi Mixed. $155 0.3r; flea nnd several nlanks removed &eayy. ?5.soy;6.3r; rough, $5.50 They then shifted and again bored the celling, this time over the vaults of the bank. It I supposed they were frightened or, for at that point their operations over the vaults ended. Thev then returned to the architect's office, blew oK the safe L. . W. 'doer aid astratt4 r trifling sum. 5 85: light. $5.40 6.10. Cattle, Bteady; sheep, weak. - Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 13. Re ceipts, hogs, 20,000; cattle 20,000; sheep 1Q,000. Omaha. Nfth. flrt. 1 3. TtPrAthtx. hogs, 6000; cattle, 7700; sheep, 1,- uoe. Russia. Turkoy 1 doHghtod at tho prospoot. Tho Kaiser, who Ima stood aloof during most or tho ills etifwlons, has not mado his attitude clear. Tho grnateut danger now lion In tho possibility of tho precipitation of Austrian, Bulgarian und Tnrkoy con illct. or Sorvlu and Austria war nnd many diplomatic Instructions wore sent todny to representatives in tho the Balkan, capitals Instructing thnt most urgent appeals bo mado for th postponement of hostilities until every opportunity is had for a peace ful settlement of all tho differences. Isouolsky Ih credited with a dip lomatlo victory in induolng England to ngree to enlargo the scope of tho conference. CHICAGO WINS Detroit, Oct. 13. won Chicago t the game over Detroit 4wlay with a (score of 3 to 0, TUB CRUSADE WAGE!) AOAINST "NEAR BEER" One result of tho vldosproad auc coas of tho temporanco ;noyqmont throughout tho country has boon the nroduct'on by n great many browor les of a non-nlcliollr boor "near borr" It has boon colled In n grent many localities. Horo and thoro ef forts hnvo boon mado to provont tho salo of bupIi ai n bevorngo through rnstnurantn, sodn fountains nnd drug storns. TIiIh looks not bo much llko nn of fort to promoto tomjiernnco ns to porsticuto browors becnuso thoy nro browon. Tho light of tho Amoricnn poopln Is not ngnlnst tho browing In dustry, but ngnlnst tho saloon. Slnco the saloons nro In lnrgo monsuro owned and npsrntod by the broworc of beor, thoy hnvo, of courro, boon hoavlly Invelved: but If tholr pro ducts woro dispensed horo iih thoy nro In aermauy nnd Franco, tho agitation ngnlnst thorn would novor havo reach ed H prosout height. Tho po6plo nro not nsking for pro hibition, nor aro thoy domnndlng thnt tho browing Indintry bo nbollshod. R is ino snioon with its ovll assocln (tons and Its dlsponsntlon of strong drink, that thoy nro abolishing Juut ns fast as tho work can bo dono. If tho brownrloi enn snvo tholr In vostmonts In plants nnd matorlnls by piiBli'iig n mm-alcohollo drink through rospoctnblo chnnnols of trad thoro can bo nofrcnl objection. On tho contrary. If hi sf dolnir thoy holi educato tho American pooplo to the uso of mlldor bovornges hoy will lw doing n good work Iinllaiiimollm 8tnr. wilOlT 36 MILES AN HOUR Washington D. C, Oct. 13 Un packing n Htoamor trunk, two wult ca08 and a oouplo or comic Hiipple monts In which ho brought hli tll mliiutlvo noroplano lo this city, A M. Ilorrlng Is today preparing to nmko trial f;ihti bfor tUI"g tho offlclnl tost of tho govornmont. Ilerr'ng will not mnko his trial flights nt Fort Meyer, but will to turn thoro Nov, 1 for tho omclal "st If tho govornmont exports In sist. He suys ho prefers u straight course as he files hut six foot from Ho ground. His machine travels at tho rate of an cxpross train nnd tharo is dangor of killing a specta tor If thoaoroplnno bhoiild dlj hul denly while mnklng a circular flight Herring's machliij woIkIis a Ilttlo ovor 200 pounds, nbout one-fifth thti weight or tho Wright machine. With It. ho -nvs, ho will make n flight of 125 mllos, carrying two mon of about 300 pounds total weight, nt u n-d oxceeding 30 miles n hiKir, without coming to tho earth for fuol. Tho flonornl Bloclrlc (Including gas) and the Wator company, aro tho blggen subscrlbon to the Board of Trade. Othor millionaire cor porations and multimillionaire who pay nothing for publlc'ty work can not use this paper to throw rocks at real benefactors,