Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 13, 1909, FIRST EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text!TViifiKT3CT3-A'y - ' rt T i V X 43, lsH. EBE tW ' ft - it. f: 'LOST BOTH WIVES fl , AND ALL HIS MONEY (United Press Leased Wire.) k , 8an Francisco, Jan. 13, Because the claims of his two divorced wlrro liavo lied up bin fortunes In tbo courts, Ij. D. Coatw, fprmerly of Los Ange les Is having a,hrd tlmo to pay bis dally expenses. In Judge Trout's court today h iAld: "I am living on wnd, your" honor, nnd L would llko this sottlcd as soon as possible." Goates and his first wife, Ida, llTod on n Southern California ranch, whoro, In tho course of a number of years, they amacd a fortune Then . Coate roo to San Francisco and mot lrs, Coate No. 3, whose charms , were qulto different from those ol his rustlo spouse, who obtained a dl vnrcA. Tho chango from the ranch to tho lUalto was too much for Coates, and soon he was dotondant In anoth er .divorce action, Wlfo No. S ob tained a decree on the ground of .cruelty, ami a goodly portion of his woney. Then somebody told wife . 1 about the "community Inter Mi taw," and sho told a lawyer the rtory of her long years of strugglng oh the ranch. N'o'ir the whole e tmUt U tied up, and Cootes has no wl f and no money JAPAN NOT READY FOR EXPOSITION BURTON IS ELECTED SENATOR FROM OHIO Columbus, O., Jan. 13. Theodore , Burton, of Cleveland, was elected senator today to Bucceed Joseph B Forakor. He will serve with Senator Dick. Burton was born at Jefferson, O., December SO, 1851. Ho entered the practice of law In Cleveland In 1S76. He was elected to congress" In 1SS9, and returned In 1895, since which time he has served continual ly In the house of represeptatlvei. He Is chairman of tho rivers and bar bora committee, and a member of the committee on bankng and cur rency. When Charles P. Taft and Forak er withdrew from Ihe race recent'y they left the field clear for Burton. THOUSANDS OPPOSE SUNDAY REST BILL ENGLANDS TREATMENT OP HINDUS BRUTAL (United Press Leased Wire,) I which they have been passing for Calcutta, ' Jan. -- 13. Ango-Indlan officialdom Is fighting over the' got- ernment's method's of attempting to months being Intolerable and the na tlve being as yet poorly armed Those who are protesting against measures were themselves forjner advocates of vigorous action against (United Press leased Wire.) Washington. Jan. 13 The rea Mins for the postponement of the Japae imperial world's exposition at Tekte were riTvealed today when a representative of the eommlsotoa to the exposition was seat to ooa sjreo. Th roport hows that the MswtnKxl Intention of foreign gov- oritatoats to eo-oporate on a great oat has eansed the Japanese gov ornmant to potty owe the date la orrior to provide soluble acconttno tattoos. The Japan e gorernntont dheor- red sbitC owg to the dtoorUoa f foreign government to parttci- aTo oa an xtoslr sa)e, the orlg- , faal date ot 191 J woa)d not glv 'tlmo onongfc to preoare or the ex position. A bill has ben adopted orovMUg aa agtaeerlBg and aaanoiai program comprising extern plans for boule vards aad street Improvement, the eontnotlon of harbors. Her aad ratway faoUitlMk The bill aato mat Watty aad with no ertraordisary aipe-ndttarti oootptae Ms work by 1S1, so that by ta fotowing y.4r loo government will he ready for ta ishm41So of 1M T The year 1MT w; be th aftbxh ssMkinsrMry ot toe eeaperors eoro- The report rsioensaimoi that tie eOmsoV.tlon he aesood oa waH n ordors. wu neoatenl eoetoosa tto small 1M( whoa Ha tntts iar he roowe4 xM tUrU ho r (United Press Leased Wire.) Sacramento, Cal., Jan. 13 Sim ultaneously with the Introduction of tho Sunday rest bill In both houses of the legislature, there has come to the eapltol a strong lobby, emphatic ally telling the lawmakers that they don't want to hare their religious Ibcrty restrcted. That this lobby Intends to be ac tive Is shows by the fact that an enofmotia petition, containing 35, 53$ biintea, was "presented yesterdny to both the snate and the assem bly. Tat petition stated that the passage of a Sunday ret-day hill stamp out sedition In the depcnden-lhe severity of the dominant party's cy. Advocates of the use of the strong hand are In control at present and I anti-government conspirators, They the recklessness with which they are J did not dream, however, they Ba'y, doing their work is declared by the 'of a resort to such extreme measures moderate party calculated to preclp-of rank Injustice as It is asserted are Itate the threatened general native I being perpetrated. " outbreak. j Nothing ever done by the English it Is charged. Indeed, that a de-ln India, it Is maintained, has liberate effort Is being made to drive j equalled, in outrageous indifference the. country to the last extremity of to the natives' rights, the deporta desperatlon on the theory that its tion of tho millionaire, Aswlnl Kum- spirit will cither be completely brok ar Dutt. and the editor, Krishlna en or that mutiny will be hastened Kumar Mltra. for no offense bu mod the authorities being prepared for It crate support of the morement for now, the period of suspense through home rule of their country. Senate Refuses (Continued from pace 1.) TO BUILD ESPLANADE LIKE THAT AT MESSINA PRnPnSFT) LAW Will EXCLUDE JAPS ALSO (United Press Leased wW) Washington, Jon. p. Discrimi nation against tho Chinese will bo abolished, but exclusion oven more ahsolute than now will result if a bill which Is being prepared, today 1 Is passed by congreeB. Tho plan adopted by tho lawmak ers who are framing tho new acts to corporate the exclusion law In the general Immigration laws and in sert in section two which enumerates those classes which are excluded from this country, the words, "Asiat ic laborcre." This action Is calcu lated to solve tho Japanese Imragra tlon problem, and Is reported to have met tho approval of the administration. SEVERAL WIDOWS AND SCORES OF CHILDREN A house concurrent resolution to memorialise congress to retain duty on lumber was adopted by a vote of 34 to . New Senate Bills. S, B, 1? Chase, to amend codr so as to increase salary of couaty clerk of Oirry county. S. B. S Chae, to Increase sal- law woM work a -hardship to some ' V, " - sects, and ,d tend to destroy the B JS1-M,or of "aa t8 mke peace of neighborhood, wlthoot le- j l 8tHd J 0r"f n Ut0J ' ratl.p their soorallty. ? ' the '"Wle schools, 0 S. B. :: Ahraoasa. to ahoHsk WILL SKIP WITH MOSE : TtSlU -... TO ESCAPE ENEMYletocUoa of two aMtUoMl o'sorossH' Sacramento, Cal., Jan. 13. The world's famous esplanade, on Mes sina's water front, recently destroyed . in the Italian earthquake, will be reproduced at San Dego, If a bill, introduced today by "Senator Leroy Wright become a law. This measure provides for the turnlitg over to the Southern city a half mile of tide a ads In front of the city, which the city is to Improve at a cost of not' , 1. ... ., . ,.,n, loss than K5.00, turning It into a DEADLOCK IN ILLINOIS great boulevard. Provision is made i LEGISLATURE BROKEN (United Press Leased Wire.) Ogden, Utah, Jan. 13. Scores of children nnd several widows nro to day In mourning following the death yesterdny of Lorln Farr, 87 yearB old, who was one o fthe nrst con vprts to Mormonl8m nnd tho first mayor of Ogden. Farr wns drowned while bathing at Utah Hot Springs. His body wns found floating In one of tho pools. Ho was the progenitor of 300 chil dren, grandchildren nnd great grand children. He was present when tho golden spike was driven nt Pronion- , tory on the completion of the trans continental railroad In 1869. RESIDENCE DESTROYED TWO BURNED TO DEATH .ft (United Press Loaned Wire4 New Haven, Conn., Jan. 11. -Fire which completely destroyed tho hand somo residence of Samuel Hlggtns, goneral manager of tho New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, caused tho death of his mother, Mrs. Isabolle H. Mop'ro, aged 84, and prob ably the fatal injury of his mother-in-law, Mrs. M. B. Corbln, early to day. Hlgglne, his wife, his daughter, Icabollc, and his young son, barely escaped with tholr lives by jumping from second-story windows. Tho flro was caused, by an over-heatod furnace. Hlgglns.woa awakened by the smoke, and aroused the family Tho flames wero well under way, nnd tho manenr" of escape was by jumping. All sprang from their beds aa soon as tho ywere awakened and leaped from th windows. Mra. Moore waa killed in trying: to escape, nnd Mrs. Corbln was hurt In jump ing, j; It was bitter cold and the victims. who had not stopped for clothing, wero given shelter at the .homes ol neighbors. I FELL THROUGH SKYLIGHT INTO ARMS OF BEN HUR la the bill for rtding the property to the etty. If it s ever seeded for com terrial purposes. jjodpo. S. B. il'nltcd Press Leaned Wire.) Springfield. Ills.. Jan. 13. The legislative deadlock over a recount of votes to determine the election of traltrd Ifr ud wire c n . .-.i.-t .... , -.j Eleven Bodies Recovered, .w York JaL 13 After hor .v " . . . .V... . Switchback, w. Vs.. Jnn is Charles S. Deneen as governor of 11 sarrage totoorrow to Moeos Mowiol. ! ,tltf Bkivea bodies were recovered today Hnols. was broken today with tho III- a botcher of Bllsabeth N J. Mr. S'B Him to rgae flab- trom tk UcW Brah eolllery mine tP ot petitions for n recount In Joteob Joaos. helreM to a salllloa '',," --.v whr aa explosion vwterdav en both houses. alaAo. oka okliOkO & ol . wlsk W - k u . band to Otllrorala. to etoape a ,s- , Uu M te eaesay. who ha. pared her Adearisya m n 0.ftkwk Moa. for Mvecxl taonths. ! ixr doom activty of the poffce bi .i. i... .i. . i vr: r.z:r:r.zrL J - i , boose; has throa add ovor the car tMt Ue TW i lt,m vmm i)m bos soeoroa rndi-1 oosnoliiwaatusi. ror eabJMtv o pets ot her bsaie aad has cowflttt l6 os6f other deproiaUoss. Te potleV thck the woman's eaaty Is a dUappttlnted saltor. The brtde and trroow have uke elaborate pr rootsosM to elode hlsa. whoever he saay be SHOOTS CRAZY MAN TO SAVE HER HUSBAND Houc Prooeetltnps. i skibk coogrs4 to toaistaia datr on losober. Adopted. II. J. R. No, 3. by Mahoae. to asaead coatltoton, sections and 7. to dtvfde state i&to legislative dl trtets. Jtefred. H. R.NoTtl. .by Brxtton, fcf eoos of asdasoa of sopreae root la reoeot wator ease. Motion to mP roles Kmc Refecred- tosabed IN misers. Hope of recov ering any of the Imprisoned njen airre aas sees aoandoned. Do You Want to Help Boom This Town? CONSTrWCTtD xli --rj-oc SPATKUffi&i HERD JURORS TO PREVENT BJBERY Nasa. Co. Jaa. IS With Moody aisa aatt rosskarkable itfs of salssd of Mr. C U. Corooy. wMe of a Mnoor U4g ooar hero, toiay b( tbawa a soaalao wo othw peob- abtr wobi have Mltd ber hosc . Corooy wo at wert: aoar his hssox t wbjoa tbo soaotM SBjoroorboA froaa boated aad attaefcoa also wtU a i pMoMork. TWf arasatd. tb K. w aw soatrb tor ate aotat Mr Corooy h4 ssot i " toa kaio H. V Mrs. ! ososoi a rtsba. asoa. i to tbo sosafetss. fcs Hrsacr. t i It R. No, S by Racoa .to foralsh Oro Ubrary Cooasass4oc tea oie of oacb bill. Roferred. H. K. No, ti. or Jom of DtttgUs. for oaoaaaltM of thr oa sa4 . htgbway. Rororrod. ' H- IUU. I H- R. No. 11. by , for coJUyhs OrogM o. H. B. 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TT?- .iii SJS i 'SLi. f BA.K AT rmSA iTTlNV I Ibassso oiJoorstoJ i n t I - rJ -- - - ----- ,. . . - "ooaossoaj aostsM ssmobuiac ' I Rabbs n 'iiim I Hb Wbit - 1 i " RRtsBBBP opBRfpbA Wff Ww isIbRRoS VNlW miiiil btliWI ro1t tfeMft MMRRkr4 rWArrrrrC Ra IRRRdRRl " '- -wm'ww 7 tR1TTTI( f MOS. OO tbx t.v.1 M : ntkt Uk sMsov to tba tort , b-- uo i SSOSOSOjSSOK Sift 9aSjMM Ma.f w w.u - Tot ik, wa Rmk er , A Kvcti U i roiitfin .abtt sa bsaote or Issbbiea. v I Mooat to jt Muy ! 1. WjL Cm. k 3 y II The Democraltlc members allege that 15,000 men not naturalized, voted for Doneen; nnd 15,000 citizens not registered voted for him and that 20,000 Stevenson votes 'were counted for tho Republican. o ( Put In Jail. J very accurately describes nnyono's feelings who is confined to the houso with an attack of rhoumntlsm, lum bago, stiff joints or muscles. Bal lard's Snow Liniment will cure the , trouble, relievo the iln and mnko you as supple ns a two year old. Sold by nil dealors. '$ ; P1ttburg UrilKT onvlctrd. Pittsburg. Jan 13. -Chorlos Cam- ero. president of a local trnotlon line, cvnviclod yMterday of brlbln? cooneilmaR today was refused ban although he secured $25,000 in sur eties for hie freedom. Oameron'r attorney moved for a new trial. (United Press Leased Wlro.l San Frnnleco, Jnn. 13. Leah Mlley, a young photographer, plunged through a. heavy glass sky light In the roof of BuBhneU's gal lery, fell Into tho arms of Ben Hur, Gcnoral Low Wnllaco's hero, yester day afternoon, nnd todny Is In a hos pital suffering from severe cuts In flicted by broken glass. Miss Mlley was mnklng prints on the studio roof nnd members of tho Bon Hur theatrical company were posing bofore the lense in tho studio bolow when tho accident happened. Miss Mlley, In placing prln frames, stepped on the glass, which gave way beneath her weight, nnd sha crashed through the skylight. Tho surgeon at tho Ccntrnl Hos pital vforked for an hour on Miss Mlley boforo tho flow of blood 'from her wound" wasataunched. o Stomach Trouble Cured. . If you have any trouble with your stomach you should take Chnmbi-r-laln's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mr. J. P. Klote of Edlna. Mo., says "I hnvo used a great many different medicines for stomach trouble, buL find Chamberlain's Stomach rami Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used.' for sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. t to ttor la If yxi a.. It yom i'o. ; irromtse boow sodas trt ioroii; the pnaMr The Pure Fowl I.uw. Sewtary Wilson says: "Ono of tho obKcts of the law Is to Inform tbo eoasMwrr of the produce of wr tala harmful drugs la medicine." Tho law roqalros that the amount What's the use; wo have to tk what comes anyway. Smile. For cuts, burns, .bruises and scratches, but especially recommend' ed for piles DoWltt's Carbollz! Witch Hazel Salvo. Sold by aU druggists. The old settlors remember a gootl many worse winters than this. Are Von One of Them? The hou wife who has been la- dUCOd to buv a nhrvsnhntp linklnr of ehsoroform. odIhiu. morithluA. -.i u.. .. .... JWt forUg drugs bo, bo somewhat chagrined to learn that SL ,L'M,fh b0,,,' ,hU chr of goods is made from i The maaofaetttrers of Chamberlain's k.. i . ., .. J..... ... . . ..-M i-li .. , a.i . 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TV sofebots QjsoerU tbo tjisrw a tOSJi M o, bor4 bW onla. b x4 Ih MbVoW a K 4krOf "4 JM to book n otooed at Moaik jHiS liaaaMi wo ftRjii hw l-i Aorf. al Is jf( m vm d tbo vobbors. R Xo ot of fJbreo. Reicerei. . C. X. Xo to so- MbsruiM r JbtmlBTii Jv C R Xo lb. to $otr to 1 1 1 so. Toaajij . . .xo. a. ay anou to sJWw fi M. . I I .111 A . . wojot a ma w trtt to nxsbi. "'"""' noj asm r-r HOT WATER BAGS AH sizes and shapes all guaranteed CHEST PROTECTORS "H famous Frost King afd Frost Queen in felt aa chamois Tiy out cold ci earn and salves, guaiantead to cuie those chapped Hands and lips. We also carry a la:ge line of the best and surest eougti and cold medicines , Packages delivered to any palce in the city n i i bVfc. iti Vjso i rolMf. i SdbOV. iul.a. Mbsssoaev Soosoe ooo- I rorros x.-vt ftiojsjbjn aj 4 I '- wbwwn t ioJ aiBMC I Red Cross Pharmacy Oor Oonnie'cal and State Sts f J -9