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DAILY OAPIT AL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMRER 5, 1008 Chief Gibson Issues Orders Against Drunks 1 "THERE AUH THREE REASONS WHY I PROPOSE THAT ALL DRUNKS SHALL HE KEPT OFF TJI ESTHEETS AND OlT OK Hl'SI- NESS PLACES, AM) IK FOUND INTOXICATED IN EITHER PLACE WILL JIB ARRESTED AND PUT IN JAIL AND FINED FOR THIS MM- , DEMEANOR OF DRUNKENNESS. FIRST THERE IS A STRONG PUBLIC SENTIMENT AGAINST DRUNKENNESS IN I'UHLIO PLACES. "SECOND THERE IS STRONGER SENTIMENT THAT THE LAWS SHALL UK ENFORCE!) AGAINST DRUNKENNESS. THE SALOON KEEPER AND THE DRUGGIST PAY A LICENSE TO CONDUCT ! THEIR III SINESS AND ARE ENTITLED TO PROTECTION AGAINST THE MAN WHO GETS DRUNK, AS MICH AS SOCIETY IS." "THIRD WITH OUR PAVED STREETS AND FAST .MOVING STREET CARS, WITH STREETS THAT CAN HE CROSSED ANY WHERE IIV DAY OR NIGHT, THERE IS GREAT DANGER OF ANY INTOICATI) .MAN GETTING KILLED, AS HAPPENED THE OTHER DAY. "FOR THE AROVE REASONS, VND REOAUSE IP IS MY DUTY, I PROPOSE TO RID THIS CITY OF DRUNKS, AND INSTRUCT MY ME NTO ENFORCE THIS ORDER TO THE LETTER." D. W. GIRSON, CHIEF OF POLICE." DYNAMITED Winnipeg, Nov. fi. A roport re ceived hero nt noon saya that sovon men woro Jellied when a Ontnd Trunk trnln ran down a party of mon 200 miles cast of hero todny. , Wlnnlpog, Nov. G. Sovon mon woro blown to plecon today byVipro mnturo oxploslotr of dynamite 100 mlleo cast of hero -on the Grand Trunk railroad. Flvo Americans, one of whom wnu tho foreman, woro among tho victims. also assaulted by Poquett, Bays tho barber struck King. King enmo to Soattlo from Minne apolls three months ago, whoro It Is fiald ho has rolatlves. Poquett was t lined $75 moro thnn a year ngo for breaking a man's jaw with lils list - or KILLS .MAN WITH FIST; CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTE Soattlo, Nov. G. Frank Poquott, tho Soattlo harbor, who cnuscd the loath of W. W. King, formerly of Mlnnonpollu, with n blow of tits Jlct on election day, whb today formorly charged with manslaughter. Augorcd becatiHo bin companion would not contribute $10 for an auto inobllo trip to n suburb, Poquott Btruck King, who was a mlllhnnd, a powrful blow lundor tho onr with his fist. King fill to tho Bldownlk un conscious, dying a fow mtmitos later. Poquott still Insists that ho dooj not romombor striking King, but "Wllllnm Booth, who claims ho wab Lincoln, Nob., Nov. G. Tho Domo- r'ots havo elected fonir and possibly 'Ifvo congressmen 'from 'Nobrnskn. Thp sixth district is doubtful. Germany and Franco aro In dan ger, of clashing because of tho ques tion of denllng with deserters in Morocco. ' -o- Mlixl Your IJiisIiicnh! If you don't nobody will. It Is your business to keep out of nil tho troublo you can and yoni can and will koep out of Ilvor and bowol troublo If you tnko Dr. King's Now Llfo Pills. Thoy koop blllousnosa, mnlorla and Jnundlco out of your syBtom. 2Gc nt J. C. Porry'a drug storo. o Gormany Is ready to build six now crulsors nt a cost of $50,000,000 o M $1 ft A WEtlV HEBI && V CREDIT Let no argument blind you to the fact that credit is the prime necessity of modern business life. Credit, with its yoke-fellow, confidence, underlies all prosperity. Credit, aS we apply it to the home-furnishing business, means the op portunity of providing your home with every material com fort and settling for the same in small steady weekly or monthly payments. Confidence, as we interpret it, means our willingness to extend this credit to every honest buyer, whether his income is called interest, salary or wage. On your part confidence means reliance in our claims of prices far lower than those of any regular credit store and your belief in the fact that our stock is immensely greater gnd values better than any other in this section. Test it and be thoroughly convinced. DoWltt's Llttlo Early RlsorB, tho famous llttlo Ilvor pllla. Sold by all driictrlnlit. -illinium n-iiiniiniiiin Hiiiiiiiiiiin inn limn inn niiini mil i in i f mtimlmKI II Hill iMM3UAlVS- eQJN jji Jlmrarrrappp' ymfSSB' 2T NINE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN FROM OHIO ColumbiiB, O., Nov. 5. Revised re turns from tho congressional districts todny Indlcnto that tho Democrats elected nlno congressmen from Ohio. :r 4 DO YOU USE POWER? i CALIFORNIA HE-ELECTS REPl'RLICAN CONGRESSMAN Snn Francisco, Nov. fi. With but n few scattering precincts yot to be hear from, rot urns from nil pnrts of tho Btate Imllcato tho re-election of California Ilopubllcan congressmen by approximately the following plu ralities: First district William F. Englo-brIght,-G000. Second district Duncan E. Mc Klnlny, -1000. Third district Joseph R. Know lnnd, 10,500. Fourth district Julius Knhn 1040 (returns completo). Fifth1 district A Hayes, 3409 (re turns completo). Sixth district Jamoj C. Neodhnm, 4800. Sovonth district Jnrnos MaLnch Inn, 70G0. Elghthdlstrlct S. C. Smith, 8300. PRIEST (Continued from Page 1.) The Capital Flouting Mills use electic povret. They have just ceased to use their steam plants. Better see us about yout powe needs v a 1 .-if. 1' - Portland Railway Light & Powe Company WILLAMETTE VALLEY DIVISION NOW TAFT IS AHEAD rN MARVLAND nnltlmore, No. 5. Returns nt 11 lo'olock todny Indlcnto that Tnft will Scarry tho stato by a plurality of 140 otoa. . Ono. county Is yot to bo hoard from. 'Tho ofllclnl count wnB begun todny. I(Tho result will not bo known pojl r'tlvoly Mntll It Isjcomplotod. I' ' ..--n ' CHINESE OFFICIALS CAUSED ROVCOTT SAY JAPS Ti tokio, Nov. r. u is intimated nors touny uy jnpano&o uipiomni that the suddon outbreak against .Tnpaneso nnd JapnnofcO goods In Honp Kong wns cnrofuHy and cunningly promodlntod by Chlnoso ofllclnl. Vol!od hints aro made that tho Chl noso were tnstlgntod to tho plot by European morchnnts. Tho possibility of a further com plication with Jnpnn wns avoided ac cording totho Jnpanoso, by the quick notion of tho Chlnose, In preventing tho mob from Injuring Japanose mer chants and their shous. nlthough Qine of the more fnnntlcnl members ludd th nrmod police nnd did nom inal damnge. HATTER GETS NO ROOM AT WALDORF ASTORIA Now York. Nov. 6. nattlm" Nelson Is 8-touplng at n small hotol here todav ftor being turned away last night from the Waldorf Astoria. Ne'son applied at New York's fash ionable hostlory for a room and bath but prlzo fighters are not wanted at the hotel. "Philadelphia Jack" O'nrlen was recontly turned away for that reason. O'Brien boenmo furiou I Continued FronPinti Mnolc, ctuiBod Miss Clark to leave, States senntorshlp to the Draoat tho poltco believe that bIiu will bo 1'nrty, but to malnUlmpwpleip found either In tho hospital of an ommont. It Is thoiqunbne "SU Eastorn city or In a local hospital the Poople Rule?" OriWitnt under an assumed name. Tliat she hi chine nnd n corrupt be-rWlta i dead they do not believe. i "orlty, that hates the jojlt'i Last nlKht n BtrniiKor called for clos for which men like Rcowtfl Mrs. Mack over tho tolophono, nnd, La Folletto, Hughes ltd i'l i In tho nbsonco of tho mothor, told n "! progressive lUteiBeiim member of tho girl's family that tondlng, dlctato Iti political Edna Clark would bo found today iu to tll people an Oakland convent. Innulrv nt nil Lot ono be detlvedl n0 rollgloiiB places showed tho ossortlon Rn nwchlno hatej the ptcpetH to bo untruo .policies for whlcn Rooietenna Tim rnnnnMlnn r,t I?,.M, I)nv.nn TIlOJ' lintCd tll6 CleJB pfCptf Young, rector of tho High Church character of Taft so much OttM Mnli.nnn.1 ......rial. ...1,1. 4lw. o l,. WOllllI IJOt OVBH CODSIUW " caused a groat Bonsntlon. nnd has to endorse Tnft offered by W uroused the kconest intorost, ospo- clally in tho parish, whoro. ho 1ms onomlos. . Tho rector has Bubmlttod calmly to sharp cross;oxumtnntion, nnd has answered nil questions. No ovldouco ngnlnBt htm of any kind has bean found. W. II. Grlmmollmnn, tho ngont of tho Pullman Company who boW tho tlekot ,tho stub of which, was found In tho church, Identified u photo graph of Miss Clark, and snld ho was posltlvo ho sold hor a tlekot at about that time. VANCOUVER DEFEATS STANFORD AT FOOTHALL. Stanford University, Cal Nov. 5. couvor football team playod a fast game yosterdny, when thoy defeated tho Stanford tonm by a scoro of 11 to 3, tho collegians today point to the fnot that throe of the Cardinals best men woro not in tho game. Thero Is much disappointment, howovor, ow ng to the comparison with tho 3-0 icoro of tho California University. The Stanford playora. however, are not discouraged, and will endenvor to tako tho., second game from the visitors. Tim record of the Vnnoouvor toam so far Is a tie and n ' vlotory from California, and n vlotory from Stan ford. Footbnll critics aro unanimous tha Vancouver played n faster and a uporlor gamo than did her opponents. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR IN NORTH DAKOTA Fargo, N. D., Nov. fi. The returns early today confirm tho election of Burke- (Democrat) for governor al though by a majority much less than when he wai refused admission, but' 'bat of two vears ago. There Is no Nelon quletlv walked away and :o slblllty of Johnson (Rep.) belnj mndo no potest. J able to overtake him. When "he bnttler" applied for a Governor-elect Burke la the only room the clerk recognized him and Democrat chosen, called him by name. Nelson answer- The race for the senatorial notnl- ed and the clerk told him thqt all nation by the Republican legislature J the rooms were taken. He waa'sorrv Is close but the rtnraB favor M. N IiiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiimDHMiiHuiiHiiiiiimmmniiiiiHiiiiiiiiiu and did not know when a room woul be, vacant. Johnson although that victory hi at. Marshall assert nldBon In their county coait' Salem, which wai filled u throw nnd nullify tho direct p!ar lnw. Lot all theso matters be W iv iiofnrn tho neonle TleW .innrnni is on the ildeoltlee shin of Oregon. It ImpM roturn to ho corrupt muto ods that hnve controlled osr su .turos In the past whener has boon eleoted-eicept m i- nco when two senators we in 15 minutes without e bolng given for a vote. t-i A M T O 3M, ,V''e n.t..ifelLI auth. J?.,tri BijtM9 ff , Ai-"" AVTf.fJii.lFT KI.KMF-NT wivs nGHTlS' a.. VrnnrlnrO. NCT "' nift vote in San ? ' .. I...I.A. as follo For the loug term, four W Un b. Hint. RepnWI , ja nrtr S0.S5' r t van Nostraad, S" and Union Labor, "j" J Frank H. Dunne. Dena Government and Indep" 29,16Sr . tJH nor2eA. Sturtersnt." Union Labor. 8 9.07 J Carroll Cook. BP'Afl T.n,or and independent - . 5"- ,' For tne - George YPn,oiW Good Governing- - 591. ...vw: isadore Golden. w r dependenceparty-ij The ngni - . t . t..,i nunne "- .oi OI J"ub " lli F wa, supported br cutlon" ana - - w Lmm i rf mM. . W1"-- gmitu s4 SJ: jlUttrt
