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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1908)
UILY OAPtT 1L JOUnXAU PALKM. OREGON,, SATURDAY, DKCKMHKll tO, lPOft. ing Co. jft,jjy MWIWJiiJMJMJlVJft,Lft3gMME mlammmau,m.. n,..l.T , Bg HiS If you this one of Salem's SOO who will build houses g year we want to give you estimates argest Stock and Best Fir Lumber i Willamette Valley to Select From f ICES PERRY AND FRONT STREETS. TELEPHONE MAIN 88 wjp IS SURE OF VICTORY jtcd Proso Leased Wire) R...lnrn. Doc. 19. Wliou vDuriiH ontcro tho ring to ck Johnson at syunoy, a nl.i iminv. fur tho heavy- Ci, iiini(tnnhli) ho will apnoar lal dlsgulso that tho now ox L, .... if imirlliHin. John I. tonic woro In tho Antipodes. ,-Duiiw has boon isiiriihiiuci. hi i grown Bafo, huiio and tlu Tommy has aiso rlu ..irs. noi.il nlous facta horuldod to In HiIh city hy no loss a Hi mi TlimniiH 1)111118 him- k' U'tir waa niado public ml although Tommy cioosn i ght out and Hay that ho Ik 'Hit lii'iiHll. ho enclose sov- lhiIi-iti niliH of lilniHolf that lin rijiinblc a picture of a or a bankers clone. t.ttfM- ronils! "Modlow ilur Mountains. Now -South fAirtwillii, Nov. 1. 1008. fiir Ah von will hoo by tuo .if thlH lottur. I am In tho In i ur.iln at n nlaco called KlUth and hero I will stay a tlmo to go to syuno) 10 tek .inhiiBon 1 hnvo evory- '.nro for up horo, a lovoly iwlth a lino gnrdon and thoy i navo naa aomo snnpsuum luar'ers taken and am send- to you, norrv Jack (Twin) Sulll- acil t!io fltoamer, aa I eon n .'i (Inn trnlnor.'atld second. aides, I am sure he would ft boiiio good mntchos over o Ann nifluAfl -Mi nfrhnr (11V raining at St. Joseph Danks lotnny lie is us uaBii na I MilnkR In hnn n walkover. ffool htm If possible. I have or peoplo toll mo novor 10 inion. and boiiio woro San io people, but I always said upit him when I got roauy. is who told mo not to moot In change my Intontlons, In nil my enrror I navo in n Judgment, and I hnvo tr i uicessful. vc guml Johnson out and be c ho Is any hardor than i! Lr Unions, as thoy cull ' v. we shall soon see. i'1 '1 - San Francisco sports It' if me when I went Br nit there was tho Davo an in-ut four voars ago fr '.mi V follow dooen't I foretimes when he Is In and for that matter he Eat l n.'ht the same, so w h i fhuiieht tho Huriy . ' ii a lino on me wiie ' a lot of theatrical work is ntist. win or lose, and ffl amono for a year, and lot ai. more, unless I get iiBcnt of courso. If I fire cot to fight again. rv n t pkked the rofereo yet. v.jnts Eugene Corrl. who Ri tontcst v.Uh Gunnor H would nrefer some one w atfU Jeffries, but John- lldr. t s and for hlin. Ho 13 boro at him because ho I brother It a jokei I am going to ask ccept Charlies Eyton of Los n a few days. If we oan- upon a referee Mr. Cor- he Referee is to select one b' like Australia. Thu neo- arc the most hospitable I n my travels and J think rni country. ClUQ On T will anr M.it T r of the result' of my 'ae blc nejrro. I have p way to the top agalnBt "n or every country, and Mho confidence that comes rlcnce and success. tho general run of sporting men know about mo and one of tho tilings I know Is Hint I can stand a lot of punishment whllo waiting for tho tide to turn In my favor. "Johnson has made a great deal of the fact that 1 said ho had a yollow streak and nil his spoclos hnvo been talking about tho way ho Is going to mako mo oat my words. Well, one of tho things that ia mak ing mo so confident Is thnt I think 1 can outgamo Johnson In any kind of a fight. r "Olvo my host rognrds to my American frlouds, nud toll them I will hattlo for my life to defend tho Inuiols against Africa, ns Nelson did. "With boat wlidios, yours slncoro ly, TOMMY I1URNS." BANKER GETS OFF RELATIVES. ( Continued from pago 1.) EASILY STEAMSHIP LINE TO ENCIRCLE GLOBE (United ProRa Lonsod Wlro.) San Frauolsco, Dec. IS). Tho plans of the North Gorman Lloyd SteauiBhlp company to make its lino a world-girdling service received an added Impetus today with tho unof ficial auuoiiiicomont that tho Gorman company's olllclals liavo boon nego tiating with tho olllcors of tho West ern Pacific railroad for a tralllc agreement on tho trauH-contlnontnl freight. TIipv haw boon negotiating for piers and wharvos along tho waterfront In anticipation of an ox tended sorvlco to tho ports of tho Orlont. Hallway and stoampshlp mon horo are certain that tho wator carriers of tho Gould lino will ho tho North Gorman Lloyd will establish a pott pauy has announced thnt upon tho completion of tho Panama canal it will operato stoamors from Now York to San Frnnclsco and thonco to tho Orient. It Is pointed out thnt tho agroomont botween tho steam ship company nnd tho railroad only hastonod tho plans of tho lino, tho olllclnls of which have been ambi tious for many yonrs to establish a fleet of stiminBhlps that shall onclr clo tho globe. Sovoral shippers think the North Gorman Lloyd wll lostabllsh a port In conjunction with tho Panama and San Francisco sorvlco. This would mako tho lino a competitor with tho Cunard line, which has announcod that it will establish a steamship service upon the completion ofthe Grand Trunk railroad. (United Press Lonsod Wiro.) San Francisco, Dec, 10. J. Dal zoll Drown, former mnnagor of tho looted Callfornln Sale Deposit and Trust Company, will be a frco man whon he finishes serving his light an tence of IS months nt San Quontln prison. Tho ttvo remaining Indict ments against Drown woro dismissed today by Judgo Cook, on tho motion of tho district attorney, Horf Cook, on to district nttoruoy whqn his own nnd his follow bankers' ensos woro .bo Ing trlod. llnet shock to him and hl cllont whon tho court curtly continued tho cnRo until next Thursday, December 24. Dozlor asked to hnvo tho caso coutluiiod nt least until after Christ mas day, hut this was donlcd also, and now Ruof fenra that tho graft prosecution Intends to givo him n bitter holiday gift, in tho forln of a stiff spittonco la the pen on. Christmas OVP. Dozlor mndo tho plea that Henry Ach, chief rounsol for Ruof, was tin-! able to look aftor tho rase, and thnt tho burden of It had, thcroforo, ral Ion on IiIb shoulders, Thnt tho trail CONGRESS ADJOURNED TWO WEEKS ti n,iK n 1 1,1 V.wV" h ' tttr lil that It was extremely hard to 'til lotl and glvoti evidence to tho ' , ,,. n.,0(l0(1 fnp lU4artmt ,. OPPOSING BAY CITY find imrtloH neoded for dlfforent ntll davits wero some of Dozlor's pxcuboh, hut tin court hrushod nil arguments nsldo by demanding Hint Ruof'H a tornoy fncllltntn tho progrona of tho raso In boiiio one mntorlal point. Dozlor was told Hint noxt Thursdnv Rfinn WATFR IIPPI Y '' "t ' ronily with a motion for uuuu vvh i en ourrL i H now (rI or n lllollon for nn nrrvMt of Judgmont. Hiipporled by the prop- (Unltod Pross Lonsed Wiro.) rr Bhowlug. Otherwho, Huof would Washington, Doc. 19. The nctunl have no further oxcimo to dodgo tho open fight ngalunt tho plan for a Impending sentence for his crlmo. Hetch Hetchy wator system for San Frnnclsco wnabogun todny beforo the urrflnnilARTPR (IP sub-conimlttoo of the Iioiibo on puh- nLHUUUHn I uno ur lie lands, vhloh Is now conaldorlug! nnoTnctinc DnnDCDC ltHiresontntlvo JulliiH Kahn's rejoin- l'UJ I UrrlUt nUDDtno Hon to deed to tho city the public lnnd In the National Park needod for thnt purpose. Dr. Itohort Underwood Johnson, nsboclato editor of the Century Magn- zlno, prosontcd the arguments, which (United Press Lonscd Wiro.) Riverside, Cnl., Dec. 10 Hvl- ilenco Is in tho hnnds of government sec'ot sorvlco ngouts today that loada In tho linllof that nn orirnnlzcd KIUIR wero bnsed on tho aoathotlc side ofjf po tolllco robbori Ib mnklng It J mo question, no uocinreu mm wiuiiioadnunrtora olthor In Hnn nornnr BEER DEALERS HURT BY RATES (United Prw Leawd Wire.) San Francisco. Dec. 10.- The last commercial Industry, to oomplsln In the officiate of Hie Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads agalnat the .,w.,w.a.,i tin-rcBM in the freight raU on various com mod it lea in trunuit ihitiuich the slate are the ahtpiwrs of bottled beer. Represn- tatlvoa from the nortnarn nrma m Waahington and from various Bast ern firms today are complaining that the projected Inereaae of ten cents iwr hundred pounda will force them to ralsa the prices on the retailers or go out of business. Under the new freight rates, the Increase on bottled boor will be from Jl a hundred pounds to $110. There are 2600 carloads of beer shipped annually Into California and the now rate will moan an Increaso in charges of approximately $100.- Ioenl agents appeared yeaterduy . . .i,,. ratimnri nfllolalH here and represented that the breweries of the North and East would not ro duee prices and that thr margin for distribution would bo too small to permit them to nanoi-- mo iw uct at the Increased rates. . O" to.,it. nuiiinlttif Xauied. (United Pre's Leased Wire.) Washington. Dec 19 -Vtco-Prw-Ident Fairbanks toda announced a senatorial committee of Senators Knox Lodge and Dacon fo co-oper ate wlh a committee frcm the low er house in making preparation for the inajgarailon "f Pr sid n 1" dlno or Colton. Offlcora nro running down clows, and liollovo Hint they will soon succood In apprehending tho orlmlnnls. Scoros of smnll postolllces In South ern California haye boon robbed re rently, and In nlmoBt ovory caso the robbora' trails have led toward San Ilernardlno or Colton. Buaploloiis rhnraotors are being kopt under sur valllanco until conclusive ovldemo will warrant tholr arrest. largo resorvolr, whlcli It Is planned 'o build, would spoil tho scoulc beauty of tho Hotch Hetchy vnlloy, and would result in such strict regula tions to provont possible contamina tion of tho wntorshod that tourists would bo practically oxcluded from the roglon City Knglneor Marsden Mnnson, of 8nn Francisco, nnd Secre tary of tho Interior Garfield hold n long conferonco todny. Thoy aro understood to hnvo disoussud the dlfforent obJootlonB which havobeen made to tho plan, and to have de cided on ways to moot tho adverse ar guments. The committee which N liiitonlnif to the advocates and oppo nent of the measure, has adjourned for the holiday rocoa. and will hold no more henrlnga uatll after Nw Year'n days. TRAMPS BLOW UP TWO MEN IN CAR Storktou. Cal.. Dee 19. The c boo- of a freight train aldatrack J In this city waa shattered hy some powerful explosive last night, aud Conductor P J. DaYo and Drakoman L. H. Archer, who were asloep at the tine, met with painful but not arl on InJnriea. Tholr clothing was blown half a bloek away, and It U considered remarkable that the two men wero not killed. Tho police, aftor Investigating the Amu declared today that thoy be- Moved a bomb or atlolca of dynamite pULTON SOUGHT TO naa ueuii murvu uuuur , i BOUNDARY BILL IS VETOED BY PRESIDENT (United Press Loasod Wire.) WaHhlngton. Dec. 10. A mea- Uiige from President lUMawveii ve toing llie joini roaoiuii"" uwnimn ih boundary line between Colorado. OklahouiH and New Mlxloo. waa rul In Him HHiiate today. The rea- ! ami given for the veto was the opln- I ion of Attorney General DoHapurlf that the proposed Una would Hc a wmsldorabla strip of Colorado, uon- tMtiilni! five noatnlflaoH and mueh pofiilatlon In New .Mexico. Sena tor Toiler explained that ta veto must have resulted from a mlauii del-standing on the part of the pro-. Ident. He declared that the reaolu Hon provides onl for asuertalulng i the true lino and asserted that It does not establish a new boundary (United Press Leased Wiro.) Washington, I). C. Doc. 10. -Doth houses of Congress adjourned today until January 4. During tho two wooks' tutorials bIoii, ninny of tho representatives and sonntors will return to tholr humus to upend the holidays. A number will remain nt tho capital to participate tu tho deliberations of minor committees, although tho big tariff hearing, which has con sumed five weeks of tho tlmo of tho ways and moans enmmttto of tho house, Is practically oudod. insanTfisherman fatally shoots man ROOT WOULD PREFER THE SENATORSHIP Washington. Doc. 10 It was an nouncod nt tho White House Into this afternoon Hint It was under stood Hint Klllui Hoot will resign an secretary of state, if ho Is oloeUjd senator from Now York and thn(J9iu will bo anccoedod by Assistant Sec retary Robert Dacon. ThutRootwIll rotary Robert Dacon Tho Root will rocolvo tho New York toga is Ron orally believed to bo almost certain. (United Pross Loasod Wiro.) Sail Frauolsco, Dee. 10. Shout ing "Who shall I kill?" Franalsco .ntnlo, an Itallnn fisherman, ho Moved to bo Insane, burst Into tho rooms of Kinanllo Ancllco whllo the family was at dinner today, dis charged five shots at tho persona sit ting at tho table and probably fatal ly Injured Ancllco. When the woundod man fell Na talo dashed from Hio house nourish ing his revolver aud yelling "I'll got others." A pc-sso of police nnd c'Hkciih started In pursuit Lilt lost tiaoU of tho man. Detect I t-oc aro scouring the neighborhood to pi event him do ing further harm. Ancllco was uhot In tho nock and right side. He 'a 15 eaiH of ago and it Is bullovud will not cu-vJvo. The other manlier. of th'j fam ily Including thro i children tun low ly escaped doath TO PRESENT LAND FOR NORMAL SCHOOL Fresno, Cal., Doc. 10. At a spe cial meetln.'t of tho board of super visors today It was decided to give 40 acres of land fronting on u car lino, nud near tho cmiunty hoipttnl, to tho statu for tho purposo of estab lishing a atato normal school liuthm ally. Tho normal school project bus been fnvornbly received by legisla tors In San Diego, Los Angeles nud Snu Frauolico counties, who hnvo ! commented on It, nud tho hill for tho school will bo introduced by Hounlor G. W. Cartwrlght and Assemblyman A. M. Drew. GEORGIAN FAVORS LUMBER TARIFF Wmhliiutou. Dec. 10. W. II. Tift. of Tlfton, (la., appeared beforo tho I .....I ......... . .niHibtlllin nl t ll n WflJ'H Ullll IllUlllin UIJIIIHIillU" I"" tariff hearing today, and nrguod in favor of tho present duty on lumbor being retained. Ho represents largo lumbor tnlorostu In tho South. O' STRANDED STEAMER WATSON FLOATED (United Press Leased Wire.) Bonttlo, Wash., Dee. 10. The stoamor Watson, of tho Alaska Pa clflo Steamship Company, which ran aground on a mudbank near tho Hammond mill yesterday nftornoon, was floated at noon today. Shu had 1000 tons of frolght aboard at tho time. Tho Watson will loavo for Snn Frnnclsco tonight OH HmO. SHOES! - SHOES!! I Lots of Shoes ,. -.. touched off by. tramps or other men who might have a grievance against tho train crew. The shock of tho explosion arou 1 tho entire southern portion of the city last night. STOP ADJOURNMENT Washington, Dec. 19 Senator Fulton today humorously requested thnt the senate decline tu adjourn bill compelling the interstate com merce commission to puss on rates before they are made effective. Ho POSTMASTERS FOR Ttim nocnnM PITICO doctor that Klklns promised Until I WU UnfcUUN UN ICO the bill would he reported befoie the (United Pros Tensed Wire.) Wa hlngtoa, D. C . Doc. 19. IT ldent Rooiavelt today made the fol lowing appeintments: Register of the land office at NortH Yakima Wash Harry Y Saint For po tmastirs William M nrown Lebanon Ore J B DosV Fal'a ClU Ore Merritt A Dalti' eson Ore-. U W Sfcritllff Ogdcn Utah holidays. Tho measure waa Intro duced oe.ly last -A'n'er FultJtj aal.l It wttld awpu oo ii.iesi.ury to mu that the ounmlttee be discharged from consideration of Hie hUJ. j Wtv Notarlc. M K Von KeUler Astoria C W Durrowa D'lln W (' Drown Cm don. J O Stearns, C D Johmton. Grace G Ford Bussle Fugate Port land. Win A Oliver, Malheur Hhoea for Christmas. Shoes fur Bunds.)' or him other day, the luttt In town for the inoimy Strong & Garfield line of all styles. Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole Shoes the ouslost on your feet, also Tho Famous WALKOVER SHOE with Union Labol on MEN'S FANCY SLIPPERS , ' MEN'S MOCCASINS. LADIES FANCY SLIPPERS, tho finest Chirstmas presents; come In and bo convinced, Salem Shoe Stoe 326 Commercial Street SALEM, OREGON qptVfBvry'rn'"'i,j-'.,ie, i more about myself than Tarr j
