Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, October 20, 1908, Image 1

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Qtr Recorder called to order anil a4e a dlgninod tind courteous or pro tempore. ktre was a quorum nreront on N all, Stockton nnd Waldo being FuranU wore ordorcd drawn to I; 'or certain clnlms. Tho 111 or nIdk plana o( a bnrn $10, vnn It down to J5, nnd nllnwed. Bin ot M WaM for lnvoatlKutlng ; q'iprry, for 8, nllownrt. Street Work Itcnortctl. E''otl, of commltteo on streets, wrua nnai estimntes on lower M street. On nucatton of coat ot ta'n put In by tho Warren Conr mn company nt Twolfth ana U. the council divided, thb noofi xftTX tho dnv Wot aUo reported on the tclty X futhorlzlne commlttoo on 'Jti n put in drain tile, water and ill. Carried Tile n North S-'Ipni.t wIna?B of North CottnRO at'ot H I problem thnt enuncod fha "til nsx Tho nroiorty owrert d furnish Ml- If tbVclty U put It In. FMIott got A mo- through to io thta work ' Il'ort on Si'wcru, yt reported that Cottago wor waB reauy ion a rc-sur-Coawalttee on HconBear reported wblT on D. A Mattaon'n unnll- 'or liquor licenser wjwttee on brldjies reported '"iv oncci uruife wouu u re- kw i ,or '"iprovement or Thlr P'a rtreet, elKheen feet wide P'y Of crushftd rock, was nre. " bjr Alderman Ratcllff. City yJr Innrucd to raako pla L Uum Wowd construction !! that Jome of the pronely J wt4 tho atreu 20 or 2? I, vof llluli Street tun.f' read for ralanr tke P Of H th arrant - a7... x krr'rirls8 !,1 t0 .c"re th7 dl to fcrtrhriy Oregon. Eiec- u ' BJ fw,W8nes a, petjtlon of rB other fni. w.it. L., 3 fcoad atreet, Pleasaat Howe I X? ,"A.ord.ered buIlL lillett lriJ !v I0r txlas yi d f n object to t6 giaterlal be- 5Ssa2a, XH lv-U ..J.' Mt"Mr Pav,n5 w,lh Warrii "of SrJ Pavement Irom wU ?. the 'mprovement or MSiff.d,",ereC09 " of tlm '"'H'UYtJsaeai m am I f ".B,.e. U WOUM hft 1nn. wlfo, Sarah Qalbralth and T. B.v Kay TeplattBtfme, And Vacate an '81W., Goo. N. Pattoraon nt 356 State tree naked for a Manor llconse. To commltteo. Ilrooksldo addition by TUos. jonoa waa favorably reported on and adopt ed. City rcco-dor wns asked to nptify property ownora of assessment for Improvement ot North CoftaRO, D and 8ovontoonth itroot. J CommlttoO was Instructed to sell bqnds for Improvement of High and Commercial street. Re8olnt'ons wero offored rolatlnj? to North Mill creok ditch, doclarlng onmnln liA n nillaance. Low moved that Bnmo bo adopted. Cnrrlod. Grndo was snkod for n sldowalk pii Loallo, botwoen Capital nnd Unl ivorslty. Granted. An ordlnanoo was favorably report ed raWnK salary of city attornoy from 5000 to J900. A bill waa reported for tho regu lation of slaughtor houses. To go into ofTeot May 1900. Rill to vncato Btreot car service on Twelfth street to 8. P. depot, was up for patsao with an unfavorable re port. The roport wns not accepted. Tho result of th's Is that tho or dinance vacating tho Twolfth street track wllj .pass. For Falnnount Park. Ratcllff moved that a special com mittee Qf thrpe bo appointed to con sider feasibility of tho city acquiring a park 9a Falrmount hill. 'Chair aamo Ratcllff, Elliott and Mooros. Presnall moved that tho flooded dlsrtlpt on North Hood street and oast pWq of Droadway go to street committee with power to act. Pve Court Strict. Frasor brought up thb matter of waving Court street f,uU width to Twelfth street. He stated that tho property owners were nearly unani mous for bltulttchlc paving. A bill was read providing that all ditches or waterways be not mow than 12 feet wide and fenced on both side with wire fence. To ro and Ordinance to require owners of suck ditches to bridge same. MISS ELKINS WOULD BtGOfpiKE (Uotted VttM Lmh4 Wire.) Paris, Oct. 2Q. New .OHaplIa- iions are aaaea to.tne Aoruwi-aiKiH match today, when 'It became kaewa that if the Italian duke married ike American helreea. the nronosed match between the Count of Turin aad Prln cees Patricia of Connaught would not be sanctioned by King Bdwardf. Following the announcement that King BramaHue! had sanctioned tke AbriKZl-Blklns tAatch, and agreed to reoelye the American girl at court as a-, royal princess, it was uieeovered tliat Kjng Edward was trying to pre vent the wedding. r The reason for thin la that It wUl stahd In tho way of the proJe6ted.be trofhal Of the Cotinl of Ti'rfH anil the iJfices Patricia ot ConBaught, Tke, '' ' 1 1 1 W 1 BROKER SUICIDE mm in Lift for MftLIONAIRE (Cait4 rrtM a4 Wire.) Sax Rafael, Cal Oct. 2e.-WUh a bulle in his brain, Otha MHartzell, a ,weUhy broker ot Pittsburg, la dy ing teday at the Cottage hospital, af ter removal from tke Hotel Rafael, where alone and ttrrfd of life, tke de spondent man attempted to takd hta own life laet night. Harbell left a note to the hotel manager, carefully explaining that be was not Insane, but that human existence, eVen with his great wealth, held nothing for hlro, and he resolved to leave It. The life Hart.ell heldo valueless was Insured by him for $100,000 to Ifi1fit.lVAfi Hartiell, who was one ot the Car neaie steel, millionaires, had been a guest jitthe Hotel Rafael for six LAND JACKSON FRAUD G0UNT COUNSEL RAPIST t ii. tn 1 CANNOT BE DIS- GRANTED STAY OF Itaie va. Marion K, HIm, disbar ment proceedings, demurrer to petl tten of State Bar Aseoelattea sue-talned. Biggs was convteted ot "eeneplracy to suborn perjury," and nerv4d a term In Jail under sentence ef tke federal court. State Bar Aseoelatton brought action to disbar on the ground of this conviction, Supreme court holds that while the pregen statute makes perjMry and e,uematlon pr perjHry eriraes, It does, riot make "conspiracy to4 su born, perjury" a crjme, and hense dis miss the suit against Biggs. . cAcwiiium mm fiWmmm SOME IMPORTANT EVENTS Tho .Tapnnedo wolcouio tb tho American fleet Burpaasod all previous rccoptlons, and appeared to bo sin cero. C. D. Peyton, n Mlsioula, Mont , gnmo warden, nftor bolng mortally wounded by Indians, laid on his side and klllod Jour of tho rodsklns. Gnmblors aro fighting tholr last political battlo In Ropo, Nov., the "Monto Carlo of Amorlca." This Is tho Inst day to register In Oregon. " Five mon and one woman Were klllod In tho anow storm which swept Colorado yostorday. Oregon bunks show an incrcaso In dopoalts Blnco May of $2,000,000, Dank Examinor Claud Qfttch lias, beon named as recolvor for-tbo Farm ers' and Traders' Dank ot La Qrando. i. - KM i KKZS, ir tworkijmTk ? iie- fclet yc?;,li"tl B-eeiwif avml TQ URGE REVISION .. OF PAPER TARIFF V.Dlted Pr- I-S1 Wlir.l Duluth, Minn., Oct. 20. -A-tor spending monta nvestgating the wood pulp paper printing Industry In Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, tke commltteo ot six, appointed by eoagreee to study the conditions, It W learned today, will recommend tliat tke kity oa tho product be ro rlsed, Cqngr8man Mann, who has been awit active In the Investigation, today said "It is say belief that the commit tee wttl recommend a revision of the tarl on Canadian wood pulp and Ca nadian print snip paper. From our Investigating it appears that tho wood puln supply la he r,orthweat will not last many years. "At tke -re$f.t rate of cona-rnp-t'on the supply will be exkaueted In Wisconsin and Hlchlgsn stow any paper wills kave nearly, ajl their spxte tlnsker eblpiwd -r Mlaneo t M t to eejy l count was onco Jilted by Prlncoss Pa trlcln, who was rocontly ropbrted bo trothod to tho young king of Portu gnl, but tho match did not suit the king, who had abc.it arranged a bo trothal with Turin again, Prince Victor Emmanuel, Count of Tuiln, is tho older brother of tho Duko of Abruszl, and both are cousins of the King of Italy. Tho Princess Patricia is tho daufth to,r of ho Duko of Connaught, and thoroforo nlcco of King Edwnrd. Tho marrlago pf the Duko of Ab ruzzl to Mlaa Elkina and tho ono of tho Count of Turin and tho Princess Patricia would thorororo mako Mlai Elkina a siater-ln-law of King Ed ward's niece, a relationship which does not &oom to appeal to the British monarch. ENGAGEMENT IS OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED Rome, pcL 20. In accordance with the announcement made sovoral weeks' ago, the mlulstor of mar! no to day ordered tke Italian cruisers Flermoscu and EUiria to escort tho Duke d'AhruHl on hli return to Italy aftor his marriage with Miss Kathar ine Elking. Tho Flernw?a ts now at New York and the Eturla. whlrh Is In South Af rican waters, will sail at onco for America. The nnnoiiBcemeat Is looked upon here a ofSclal recognition' of the en- I j, gaROHIUUl. It Was also announced today that the hrldal couple will sail for Italy aboard the crulsor Enropea, on their honeymoon. WASHINGTON 8TATE WITHOUT? SPEAKERS Seattle, Wash., Oct. 20. With tho exception of.Senator Fulton, of Ore gon, who will speak in Seattle Octob er 31, there will bo no National Re publican spppkera In Wa'hlniton dur ing the political campaign. Chairman Debruler, of th -tato committee, had hoped to have Senator LaFolletto, ot Wisconsin and Senator Dolllver. ot Iowa, hero during the laBt week, but LaFollette's western dates have beeu Cancelled, and a telegram received at state, headenarters from Joseph M Dixon, head of the speakers' bureau of the natkHMil committee says: "In order to put Dolllver in doubt ful state, and wave two days In the West. I have eancelleJ hta date in Oregon and Washington, and wl d hlw Bt trow San Franelsco. . Cotmm Ck- d Hmm ry, ot Nln-. will ekw all tMr work i tke PftetAc stope. wooks. Ho nppoarod to bo.contonted nnd happy and to enjoy llfo. To friends ho spoko of a trio to Japan that ho was planning. Hartzell telephoned to Manager Or pin of the hotol to come to his room within IS minutes, Orpin waited tho designated time and went to tho room Thdre ho found Hart-oil llr chair with a bullet nolo in his Jioail, and tho revolver lying near him. The man was in a stupor, from .which ho has not recovorod. t ' Hartrell loft a lottor fortA,. T po Foreat, a San Francisco mand, and telegrams for his son, L. M. Hartzell, head of a department of the Carnegie Steel Company; RovW. H. Hartzell, of Minneapolis, a brolhor, and, (or his oxecutor, SUH-TtAGKTTES PHEPAKB Td WAIt'ON LEOIWVrPRK (Ualtrd IttM U4 W!r.) San Francisco, Oct, 20i The suf fragettes of California are prepar'ng today for an extenslre campaign to dlaEcnilnate tho literature 61 their cause. They nave started' a move ment which will culminate in a pro longed siego of tho state legislature at its next session. Already head quartera adjacent to the capital at Sacramento have been seoured, and many of tho leaders will -remain In Sacramento from election day until the la-t day ot the legislative eeawion. Prominent women throughout tke stato are receiving letters urging them to Join Jn the movement for equal suffrage, and women lecturers are preparing to tour tho state to lay the advantages of equal rights before audiences of women. It hap boon suggested by seme of the women that sevoral of thfUlfra gettes ihal! station themsolvea In thv ferry building to sell suffrage pam phlets, and thus Incur arrest, la order to advertise the caute. IOLK COUNTY TKAf'llEKS' INSTITUTE CLOSED FRIDAY Dallas, Or Oet. 19. Tvo annual teachers' IneMlnfo of Polk count closed hero Friday after most suc ces'iul eeeefon Nearly .00 teachers wero registered and a number pf prominent 'iducatora of Oregon at tended. The work was carried en under the denartment plan and tke new system met wKk muck greater favor among the teaekers and tke In stitute Instructors than tke old plan of kavlac tke work of tke psiwsy, later mediate and advanced iMtari nnts all carried on at tke sate tee, BRITISH SHIP APPREHENDED Vienna, Oct. 20. According .to a illitnntrli rnrplvoil hora. an Austrian torpedo boat has nrroeted a British steamer near Cattaro, for carrying arms and ammunition to Monteno- ern. nnd tho foreign office here Is proparlng for dlroot negotiations with ureal uritain ovor tno siiuaiion, TJio solzuro ot tho British vowol is oxpectcd to bring to a head tho ques tion of tho recognition ot the annex ation of Bosnia and Horzegovlna by negotiations botwoon tho two govern ments, and It Is llkoly that tho prin cipal Issues at stake in tho Balkan situation may be aottlod before the conforonco of tho powers. According to Information rogardod as authontlo hero today Turkey has opened negotiations with Austria re garding tho annexation of tho two Balkan provinces by Franz Josef, and thoro Is ovory prospect that Turkey and Bulgaria will settle thejr difficul ties. I 'II MM AMERICAN BERVIANS WOULD HAVE U. 8. INTERFERE 8an Francisco, Oct. 20, A stirring appoal to President Roosevelt by the Servians of this city tor intervention hv the United Status in the affairs Of 'orvla and Austria Is on its way to 'TVHVlllllKlUn tuuay. n a ftitin m meeting of tho local Sorylans held last night it was resolved to appeal to Washington to save to Sorvla tko states of Bosnia and Horsogovlsa from tho rulo of Franz Josef For two hours tho excitod audlenca lhtoned to patriotic npoec'ieo in their mothor tongue, recounting the his tory of Servla and Its right to Inde pendence, and particularly to fair treatment at the hands pf tke Euro- jwan powers. Hundreds swarmed rorwara ai tno concluHloa of tho iqeetlng te an nounce themselves as volunteers ts return to Servla to fight with ker armfofi aaralnftt tho AlMtrilH. Tele- bjshis wero received from all parts of the state, promising naaacjai am. Dally scores are Joining tke volun- ttuir rnannanlea that are drllllna' In several California Htf. Among the Yuiunioers are wy ATwif(. wnu are anxlou to Join tke Servian forces . u " TOGO'S NEPHEW .TAILX! LIKE COMplON WOWIY. Chicago, Oct. 20. G)k Tetf, a Japanese, who declare that he Is a nephew of the faroou Admiral Toge, la preparing today to fcr'nn action against the police for wknt he terms an outrage, because he was arrested for dlsorderdly conduct vostorday. Tho Japanese Is 24 yean old. Ho entered tho Harr'son stroot po lice station and demanded that n pa trol wagon be sent to arret a man whom, ho declared, had assaulted him. 'When the desk sergeant asked hint who he wa and what ho wanted, he grew boisterous and threatened ts knock the oflcer over. He was told that if ke did not behave himself he would ke loeked up, and he became more akwstve. He was thrown ln J4I. and later aMowed to o Togo says he wllll proeeed saJMt tke desk sergssjst for tahw surest. Tke supreme epMrt teday granted a stay ef eeentlon la tke esse of State Vs. Cess; eonviesed In Jaekson eennty ef rape, and senteneed to seven years at tke pen. Jwdfo Hanmi refused to grant stay ot peoeeedlnpi unMV n bill ot exeepttefne. eonld ke prepared for art appeal. Colvlg- and Reames appeared be fore tke court, and when the order Issued wired the sheriff pot to leave for Baleen today with his nrlsoner. Tke. appoat will be heard the latter part jtt )ext vreek. Mvesley and Roberts, appellants, vi. Kreka Hops Co., appeal from Gal loway,' motion" f?r temporary Injunc tion, pending appeal to supreme Rachel DeVpw, et a!.. v, M. wol lenberg, appeal from McDrldp peti tion tor 1 shearing denied. Nora Armstrong vs. Portland Rr. Co., anneal from Cleveland, affirmed, Hattle DoenMfe vs. h. O. Ralston, motion to str'ke out bill of excep tion overruled. Tho Medford Local Ontlon vs. Charte- waa not derided tnslay, DlnlMrntcnt lVoeocdlnge. In State' vs. Hltchlngi, a pending enBc of dlabarme'nt proceedings from Portland, defendant Was denied 20' dayB In which to answer charges by tho aupromo court today. JAPS ENTERTAINING AMERICAN HAILOHJt (TTnltfd I'rww X4 WJm.J By II. Leo Clotworthy. Staff Corre- pnondent for tho United Press on Board tko U. S. 8 Georgia.) Toklo, October 20. Admiral Sper ry today in person conveyed an ex nresslon ot good wKl from President Rooravelt to the Emperor of Japan, and that official responded happily In thn spirit of friendship. The whole attitude of hosts and guests Is that of isood feeling. The Japanese press to day Is advocating an "honest, under standing bv America and Japan pf the position of the two eoyntrlM, ajld. t,be Eastern pioklem." T The Japanese people are making eyery effort to mako tPe men of the fleet enjov the vNt, and they nre sue ceodlrnr admirably. The entire recep Uon, considering Its many nhasej, by far surpasses for elaborateness anv yet given tho fleet on the world cml. - .i The Emperor nnd Emoresa odar gavfl audlenco to tho officers and si! of tke Meet, and It was on this occasion that Admiral Bnerry and the Mikado exchanged greetings, Vfter tke audiences, an elakorate luncheon was served in honor -ot tho offers, wHh Naval Minister SaUo ai the liet. T'HltKht the naval oadets guMes and Interpreters gave a din ner to tke blnnlaokets. This was one of th most Interesting events of thn reception, The American sailors had great fun with the Jaoanen boy ad thn dlnnpr was a grent sur,mi. Everv onn Is looking forward w'tH mnch plasHre to tke great reception to be lven bv Admiral Teo tomor row at th Imporlal gardens. Then Ksrrnt bavo not boon onen to th millln Hlnen the (treat recentlon of be hn of the Russian war 1 ur"l nr"?SHHiin" "l nmn niiun for tki- rffttlon, ai'rf Is exnocted to h one of the groatHt and moft rxftntful functions In tho history of tfca )fyn of tnrrv blOVSOIUS. 1 Thr his boon no sujcgMon of )tntpBMntnpi wtever during tho visit hr nnd there Is ovr nroinect Sot ho fU urnKram "f tho Mter-. talnm 'v'tl arrled out without the elghtet hitch. INVKfrTICTATINfl ATAJIKA, ELHOTfO KKAUIW Vallos'. Alaska. Oct. 28. The VaU tot grssid jury will Investigate tho two wont ayo at uoruuvs, smiirk tke flection of delegates to en mtev. Jndge Reed lustrnctsd tke Jury today la his ehacsje to iavesti mto and rotura indtotssoata aaoiast Or Mr nam, rrdls ot tkelr m u m