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KERMiT KILLED
COL, ROOSEVELT DISCUSSES THE PAST
PLATFORMS-CONDEMNS COUNT TOLSTOI
CALIFORNIA WILL TAKE A CENSUS OF
JAPANESE
'(By Warren Dawson, Staff Oorreepd-
ont of tho United Press.
Nairobi, Drltlsh East Africa, May
13. Reports from tho camp today
toll how ICermlt Roosovolt killed a
bull Rlrn (to yesterday. Tho animal
approached vory cloeo to hlra, and
young Roosovolt, taking caroful aim,
killed tho groat animal with a. single
woll-filrocted shot,
Colonel Roosevelt started today
on a trip to tho American mission,
which Is a day's march from tho rail
road. Tomorrow ho will break
camp and start for the JuJm ranch,
where he will arrlvo Sunday, and re
main tin til May 20.
Now York, May 13. Theodore
Roosevelt, In tho current number of
Outlook, declares "there was bnt
oiio point In tho platform of cither
party In 1008 which contained any
element of monaco to tho peace of tho
world. This was tho plank in' tho
Bryan platform, which demanded
the immediate exclusion by law of all
Asiatic, laborers, and thoroforo tho
Japanese. Coupled with this was as
utterly meaningless plank about tho
nary, which was, however, Intondod
to convoy tho Impression that wo
ought to hnvo n navy only for tho
defonso of our coast, that Is, moroly
n dofonslvo nnvy, or In othor words,
a 'quito useless navy.'"
Procoodlng, Colonol Roosovolt dls-
MORGAN COMING
THE
San Frunclsco. Mny 13. -Following
his Investment of $10,000,000 In Cali
fornia securities, J. P. Morgan Is
coming to tho Pacific coast this sum
nlor, occordlng to an announcement
mado horn today. It is bollovod that
Ma visit has significant bearing upon
tho stupendous financing that Is be
ing undortnkon oy K. II. Hurrlmnn
for his ratlroud systems.
Harrlinan, It Is learned. Is going
to tnko n trip to Europe In tho near
futuro with tho Intention of bringing
PROFESSIONAL BEGGARS
HAD BOGUS NUGGETS
Four men wcro arrested by tho
night officers last night nnd locked
up In. tho city Jail churged with bog
ging. - When thoy nppenrod boforo
Judgo Mooros this morning to rolato
tholr respoctlvo tales of woo. a mora
dolnpldatod audlonca hns never come
under tho Judgo'a observation. Ono
of mo fellows had evidently received
u bud fall or got In n fight, as his
right oyo wns sklnnod nnd swollod
shut and his garments woro stiff with
dirt and mud, Tho other Ihroo woro
also dirty, nnd from tho nppoaranco
of tholr faces that Is ns much an
could bo soon of thorn thoy had not
taken a bath for many weeks. Thoy
mada a bravo attcmnt to oxelto Judgo
Mooro's sympathy by tolling a long
string of trials and tribulations met
with on tholr Jaurnoy to this city
from tho mining country In Alaska,
nnd how they woro making for Cull-
i fmtinnnfti '',;
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! SUMMER SPRAY ii
! ! It nnu tltnn tn ftnrav vonr
early apples for codling moth.
: ; our ahbknatn ur uhau m
, , th TiKflT that Ih made and
r ; gives fine results. Wo havo
; : both nisPAUENB nna guniu
. . hrnmla
; ; One man was In tho storo to-
' .i,iv im.i aniii thnt two vears
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ago no uiu not uso uioiAnr.Hr .
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... unit inuf vnitr nn iriAii 11.
, . Two years ago so per com ui n
his apples were wormy, last .
; ! year. 85 po cenrdld not havo J
. ! a worm In. And ho only sprayed , ,
onco, And then you ask If It
; ;, pays, results toll. Try ltt you
i Will ilUk WUHV MsM(t vi(
nriorniaing u ooce.
SEED CORN
X Vt. hv thrt lu'St lot Of SlHhI
M.n thnt w.t liftvo over hud:
it will Arow and bring results. J
OUT priCO ! Kin iuwvbv in m m
valley as wo havo It grown
or
j i D. A. Whfie Sons ; ;
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BIG BULL GIRAFFE
ousssod Count Tolstoi, saying that
wherover his lnfluonco hns been felt,
It has been for ovll. Ho explains
that If tho rcador Is strong onough
to discriminate somothlng good can
bo got from Tolstoi's writing, but
makes clear his opinion thnt weak
persons aro influenced ovllly by tho
great Russian author
Snn Francisco, Mny 13. Attaches
of tho stato bureau of labor statistics
iro making propagations today to be
gin gatboring data regarding Japan
ese In California. Tho work will be
startod Monday, and Is expected to
occupy soveral months. It waa pro
vided for by an act of tho legislature,
which appropriated f 10,000 for this
purpose.
Evory employer of Japanese in Cal
ifornia will bo given blcnks on which
ho will be required to furnish a
completo list of Those in his employ.
Ho will also bo asked for Informa
tion concerning tho wagos, with, or
without board, the nature of the
work tho Japs aro doing, tho soason
In which thoy work, and whether they
aro employed undor contract.
Tho blank Is In four pagos, tho sec
ond and third being devoted exeta
slvoly to conditions of omploymont,
rotations between whlto and Japan
cso employes, progress of Jnpanoso
and tho employer's opinion of tho
rolntlvo efficiency of tho Japanese
and whites, i
TO
PACIFIC COAST
back $150,000,600 foreign capital for
his railroads. Morgan'H connection
with this plan hns not been mado
publlo but It Is understood that ho
Is taking great Interest In tho project.
Another proposition which tho
great flnnnclor will Interest hlmsolf
tn whllo In Snn Francisco Is tho
contemplated erection of a Protestant
Episcopal cathedral horo. It Is un
derstood thnt ho hns promised Bishop
Nichols $100,000 to bo usod for this
purpose.
ferula to work In tho tlmbor. But
when tho contents of their pockets
woro brouKht boforo tho Judgo tho
sun wont down right thorc. Ono
follow wns glvon 16 days for being
drunk and bogging on tho street nnd
having In his possession a box of
rings, threo "gold" nuggetB and u
"gold" wntch. accompanied by a bill
of sale amounting to $5 for tho en
tiro outfit. This fellow was nervy
onough to say tho nuggets woro tho
best nnd most nxponslvo products un
covered In tho Crlpplu Creek country
but In short thoy woro Just chunks
of load onnmolod with bronze nnd
dotted with a fow Imitation pieces
of quarts, which ho wns trying to
sell. Thu Judgo showed no leniency
with tho balance and gnvo tho uext
man 10 days, tho noxt five nnd tho
lust threo days In the city bastllo.
Thrso Kentlemen will bo given strict
order when thoy nro liberated to
tnko tho shortest tlmo posslblo leav
Ing tho city nnd not to ruturn under
any consideration na vagrants.
JIM CHURCH OF GATES
AND HIS FAMOUS MULES
Jim Church of Gates, whom every
body knows and likes, tho best all
around hustler that furnishes sup
plies to tho mines In all thu Santlain
district, camo in from tho Gold Creek
country, arriving this morning, with
ono of his famous inuie teams for
tho purpose of getting a thousand
pounds of giant powder for tho mines
thoy having boon caught short von
thut vory necessary commodity?
Cnurch somo years ago hnuledMn
tho dynamo and electric outfit for
the Hold Creek company, somo of the
pieces weighing 700 pounds, nnd ho
delivered tno goods on tlmo and In
good condition. This ddea not sound
like n big undertaking, but any ono
whp has evor footed It over the trail
will reallto that It looks llko an Im
possible Job, Ho has tho reputation,
of being ablo to get anything any
where In tho mountains nnu every
difficult job. of packing means thut
Jim Church will bo In charge of it.
What makes It tho more remarkable
Is that he lost both logs, thoy being
amputated Just above tho knees, ow
ing to his having his foot froien,
but ho U a choorful, kindly, clover
man. who does not repine, but Just
gets In and hustles.
-o ' ' '
At Toaopah last algat the mct
notorious dunco hall In the west wns
wipes! out of existence when tiro dc
a4rr4 Uh Big Caatao. Property
lose $55,000; moral gala $1,000,000
"IT HAPPENED
IN NORDLAND"
Tho sccno saro laid In a mythical
country caned Nordland. tn tho first
act tho absence oi tho queen 1b the
causo of much talk nmonc tho nn
tlves, but tho lUCKy nrrival of Kath
arine Peepfogle, the American am
bassadress to tho court of Nordland,
puts things In running order. Kathe
rln bears so striking a rescmblanco
to tho runaway queen that when
somo conspirators place her on tho
throno for a day tho natives aro none
tho wiser, and sho Is ablo to help
everybody to havo a Jolly time.
Sho discovers a long lost brother,
Hubert, appoints hltn as admiral of
tho navy, that tho country does not
possess, and uses hor power In many
other musical comedy ways. Asldo
from this thero Is very little plot,
and as a matter of fact It does not
mattor, for tho tlmo Is filled with a
series of Incidents, dances, drills,
marches and songs.
This picco was Low Field's 'first
plcco as an Individual star.
Associated with him at various
times In tho part of Katherlno Peep
foglo woro Marie Cahlll, Blancho Ring
and Irono Bentloy. Miss Josle Hart,
ono of tho most bcautltul and clever
womon on tho operatic stage, essays
tho part of Katherlno and vies wlUi
Ferris Hartrnnn for first honors. Wal
ter Do Leon, tho popular composer,
besides two of his own' songs, "You
Romlnd Mo a Lot of Somcono" and
"What's tho Uso," willing tho fa
mous "Absinthe Frappo" number,
Victor Herbert's most beautiful drink
ing ballad. MIbb "MugglnB ' Davles,
tho charming and wlnsomo little sou
bretto, as Parttionla Schmltt, Is a
whirlwind of dash and frivolity from
start to finish. Hor dancing num
bers aro always a feature
Oscar Walsh, who played tho title
rolo in "Tho Talos of Hoffman" last
soason with tho International opera
company, possosses a tenor vplco of
lyric Bwootncss nnd rcsonnnco soldQui
heard in tho musical comedy lino'.
Emll Kruschko, tho eccentric come
dian, as tho Duko of Toxon, is at
his best.
Mr. Hartman prides himself on his
solection of chorus people and this
year s production Is up to bis stand
ard, which Is saying considerable Un
usual caro and attontlon has been
Biiiif if fin if
vLLLLB HtBj3IssHb1sssw
YPPPPPPJHm1 wv jtaKssslHlllv
Joj lVgarty, with "It Happened In
Nordland."
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f
given this, ploco regarding costuming
being done by (loldstclu L Co. or Han
FrauetBCO. Tho stage settings and
scenic effects nro by Chns. Sllppor'Co.
of Los Angeles. ,
"It Hnppunod In Nordland." tho
big Now York girl show, will bo pro
duced by Forrls Hnrtmnn nnd hU su
perb company at tne uranu opern ,
imiiin Vrlilnv nlL'litf Mnv 14. Seata
on solo at box office Friday, 9 a. m. j
STRIKE ON GOVERNMENT
IS OVER IN FRANCE!
(United rrew Uk1 Wire. I
Paris, May 13. Indications today"
point to nn early end of tho strike,
of tho government employes. No I
more employes joined tho strikers
today .although It was expected that
tholr forces would bo greatly aug
mented, and It Uboilevod that nor
mal conditions will bo restored be
fore tho end of tho week.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
JNO. P. OOIumAY, Kgr,
FRIDAY, JLVY 14
Ferris Hartman
And his superb company tn Lew
Field's greatest success
"IT HAPPENED
IN NORDLAND"
Hy narry U, 8mun and Victor
Herbert.
COMPANY Oh 4 PKOPIiK
The bet singing awl dtutflng cltbrws
ever orgtUUaeU.
THK GRKATKST GIRL SHOW
Prlce!H-$L6Q, $1,00. 75c and.&i).
Box OtM open Itlday Ku,
WIDOW OF LUCKY
BALDWIN
United Press Leased Wire.
Los .Angeles, May 13. Ono million
dollars will be paid to Mrs. 13. J.
Baldwin, widow of "Lucky," It wns
learned today as tne result of a com
promise sho has effected with tho
othor heirs. Mrs. Baldwin's legacy
under tho terms of tho turfman's will
was a small parcel of land In San
Francisco, heavily mortgaged and
worth only $30,000. Sho throatoncd
to bring contest to brenk tho will
and a compromlso was tho result.
Under tho terms of this agreement
It Is understood Mrs. Zelba Selby,
Baldwin's third daughter, whoso ex
istence was Unknown to tho public
until after tho death of her father,
Is to get $225,000. Sho was cut off
In tho will with property valued at
about $25,000.
Tho nttornoytf who arranged tho
compromlso nro to bo paid $400,000.
This 1b tno largost feo on record hero
nnd will be divided betwen Dlbson,
Trask, Crutcher & Dun and Henry
T. Qngo of Los Angeles and Qarrott
McEnornoy of Snn Francisco.
Los Angeles, Cal., May 13. Tho
alloged Inside History of how tho dis
tribution of E, J. (Lucky) Bald
win was rearranged, bo as to gtvo tho
noted horseman's widow $1,000,000,
Instead of tho bequost of $150,000
left by her husband camo to light to
day. Incidentally It was admitted that
tho attorneys who mado tho settle
ment with tho Baldwin holrs obalncd
$000,000, not $400,000, as hither
to statpd, for thomnolvca for tholr
pains ono of tho largest legal fees
evor paid In addition to tho $1,000,
000 for tho widow.
Ju-.t how this amount will bo di
vided botwoon former Qovornor II. T.
Qugo and Gibson, Trask, Dunn and
mitmf if ieif ib
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
GOING TO ALASKA
I rutin! PrfM. T.eMd Wlre.J , .
Washington, May 13. Prosldont
Tnft today requested Dolognto Wlck
ershnm of Alaska to prepare as soon
as posslblo a completo Itlnorary of
tho presidential ,.ip to Alaska this
summer.
Tho president said that ho wanted
to mako tho trip thorough, starting
at Seattlo and going to Sitka, Ju
neau, akagwuy .Klondike, Yukon,
Fairbanks, Nome, Valdoz and as
many othor places, as posslbl.o
Ho desires to visit the interior and
familiarize hlmsolf with conditions
thoro ns well as at tho coast points.
. o , , i
i'ho itig Head
Is of two kinds -conceit and tho
big bead that cornea from a sick
headache. Does your hoad ovor fool
like a gourd and your brain feel
loose and so ret You can cure It In
no time by acting on your liver with
Ballard's Herblno. Isn't It worth
trying for the absolute and certain
relief you'll get? Sold by all
Dealers.
ANNA. RUTH
With "It MJpcea ta Nor4UsV
fctVtHBlr
TO GET
A COOL
MILLION
Crutcher, of this city and Gardner
Mclntyro, of San Francisco, never
will bo known. This tho attorneys
havo agreed to keep' a profound se
cret. It has boon learned that tho method
eald to havo bocn adopted by this
formidable array of legal talont to
break tho famous Baldwin will, with
out having to ask tho lntcrforenco of
the courts, was to threaten legal pro
codings to break tho will, and get
tho widow's third by proving that
tho turf king was Insano when he
mado tho will, and unduly Influenced
by tho women with whom ho Is known
to havo consorted.
When tho first stops woro taken
tho attorneys are said to have
agreed to undortako what was vir
tually a gigantic gamble.
They are said to havo agreed with
Mrs. Baldwin thnt, In any caso, thoy
would pay her at least tho $150,000
loft her In the will, and that they
also agreed to pay nil tho expenses
of a contest, should ono provo to bo
nocoflsarj. As a result thoy aro win
ners all around. Mrs. Baldwin re
ceives $1,000,000, Instead of $150,
000, i and tho attorneys divide tho
rich foe of $600,000.
Mrs. Iloso E. Robinson Selby, a
daughtor of Baldwin, who lives in
Oakland, mado a settlement, without
tho aid of an attorney, by which sho
receives $150,000.
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YOU NEVER CAN TELL
Just exactly tho causo of your rheu
matism, but you know you havo It.
Do you know that Ballard's .now
Liniment will euro It? rollovcs tho
pnln reduces tho swelling and llm
bors tho joints and muscles so thut
you will bo as nctlvo and well ns
you ovor woro. Prlco 25, 50c nnd
$1.00. Sold by all Dealers.
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Notice of Intention to Improve a
Portion of Winter Street.
'Notlco Is hereby glvon thnt tho
Common Council of tho City of 8a
lom, Oregon, dooms It expedient to
Improve, nnd propones to Improvo, at
tho exponso of abutting and adjacent
proporty, Winter stroot, In tho City
of Salem, Oregon, from tho south
lino of Stato stroot to it point within
1 xh foot of tho north rati of tho rail
road track of tho Southern Pacific
Co., whoro It crossos said Winter
strceUnt tho Intersection of Winter
and Trndo streets. Tho roadway of
said portion of said street shall bo
Improved tho full width from curb to
curb by grading tho samo and plac
ing thoreon n crushocLock Improve
ment tho full width from curb to
curb, Including tho full Intorsoctlon
of Ferry Btroot whoro It Intersects
Winter street oc tho west sldo of said
Wlntor street. Tho Intersection of
Winter and Trndo streets from the
north lino of Trado street to a point
Vi foot of tho north rail of tho rail
road track of tho Southorn Pacific
Co., shall bo Improved for a width of
39 V4 feet on both sides of tho centor
lino of said Wlntor Btroot excepting
herefrom, howevor, a strip 7 feet in
width cxtondlng full width of tho pro
posed Improvement to bo occupied
by tho strcot railway track of the
Portland nnllway. Light & Power
Co., and Improved by said company.
Curb llpce shall bo established nnd
said stroot shall bo Improved In ev
ory rospect In accordance with the
plnns nnd specifications adopted
thorofor by tho common council and
on fllo lu the office of tho city re
corder. Remonstrances may bo filed
against said Improvement In the man
nor nnd within tho tlmo provldod 1b
tho charter of said city.
Dato of tho first publication of
this notlco May 11, 1909.
By order of the Common Council.
W. A. MOORES.
5-11-llt City Recorder.
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Notlco of Intention to Improvo a
Portion of Winter Street.
Notlco Is hereby glvon that tho
Common Council of tho City of 8a-
lrm, Oregon, deem It expedlont to
improve, and proposes to Improve, at
the xperiBo of abutting and adjacent
l-roporfy, Winter street, In tho City
u Salnm, Oregon, from a point 1
feet south of tho south rail of the
railroad track of tho Southern Pa
cific Co., whoro It crosses said Winter
street at the Intersection of Winter
nnd Trade streets to the north curb
lino of Mill street. Said Improvements
shall be mado with crushed rock for
a wldt'j of 33 feet on both sides of
the center line of satd street, except
ing thorefiom a space 7 fCet In width
extending along the center of aald
Winter street, which Is to receive the
street railway track of the Portlaa
Rajlway, Light & Power Co., and t
be'lmprovrd by said Company, and
excepting that portion of said Win
ter street wh'ch la Intersected by the
South MU Creek race. aruJ except
ing that portion. which Is ltersete4
)iv the tributary of South Mill Creek.'
Curbt line shall be established and
said street shall be Improved. In ev-p-r
resptct In accordance with the
plan a.ud, .specifications dejftc4
therefor by tho Common Council and
on tile n the pfflce of the city .re
corder, and which also show an estl
jaato of the cost.
Uemon'trances may be fllod agalast
Bald Improvement In the manner and.
wlthlu the time provided by law.
Date o! first publication of this
notice May 11, 1009,
By order of the Common Council.
v; A. 'MOORES.
5-llrllt City Recorder,
j. OHHjlrn Cry
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Proposals for Automatic Sprlakllng.
Kqulpmcnt for Oregon Stato
Insano Asylum.
Salem, Ore, May 7, 1909.
Sealed proposals Indorsed on out
side of cnvolopo "Proposals for Au
tomatic Snrlnklor Equipment for Or
egon Stato Insano Asylum," and ad-
drossod to tho undorslgnod, will bo
received at tho executive chambers..
Btato capltof, Salem, Oregon, until
May 24, 1909, at 2 p. m. for furnish
ing and installing an automatic
sprlnklor cqulpmont In strict accord
ance with plans, specifications and la
structlons, which mny bo examined
at th6 exccutlvo chambers, stato cap-'
Itol, Salem, Or., at tho offlco of tho
superintendent of tho Oregon Btato
Insnno Asylium, Salem, Or., or at tho
offlco of II. C. McAllister, Orcgonlan
building, Portland, Or.
All bids muBt bo accompanied by
cortlflcd check In tho amount of 10
per cent (ten por cent) of tho full
amount of tho bid, mado payable to
tho undersigned. Tho bonrd of trus
tees of tho Oregon Stato Insnno Asy
lum reserve tho right to roject nny
nnd all bids. C. N. M'ARTHUR,
Clerk of Doard of Trustees Orogon
Stato Insane Asylum. G-8-22d
Notlco of Intention to Improve n Por
tion of Winter Ktrect.
Notlco Is heroby glvon thnt tho-
commoncouncil of tho city of Salem,
Oregon, dcoms It expedient to Im
provo nnd proposes to Improvo nt tho
exponso of abutting and ndjnconl
proporty Winter street In tho city of
Snlom, Orogon, from tho north curb-
lino of Mill street to tho north lino
of Oak street, tho roadway of said
portion of snld street shall bo Im
proved full width from curb to curb
by grading tho samo nnd placlng
thorcon n crushed rock Improvement,
provided Intersections shall bo im
proved for a width of 29 V4 fcot bn
both sides of tho centor lino of said
Winter streot, excepting horofrom,
howover, a strip 7 fcot In width ox
tending full length of tho proposed
Improvement to bo occupied by tho-
street railway trncK of tho Portland
Hallway Light & owor Co., nnd im
proved by said company. Curb lines'
shall bo established and said street,
shall bo improved In evory respect
In nccordanco with tho plans nnd spe
cifications adopted thorofor by the
common council on fllo In tno offlco
of tho city rocorder, nnd which also
show an estlmnto of tho cost.
ivomonBtrances may be filed
against said Improvement In tho man
ner and within tho tlmo provided by
law.
Data of tho first publication of this--nbtlcoMny
11, 1909,
Dy order of tho common council.
W. A. MOORES,
5-11-llt City Recordor.
IYojKXjabj for Hand Chemical Fire
Kxtlngnlfdiers for Oregon Stato
Insano Asylum
Salem, Or., May 7, 1909.
Scaled proposals tor furnishing 60
(sixty) band chemical tiro extin
guishers, endorsed on outsldo of en
velope "i roposals for Hand Chomlc
1 Fire Extinguishers for Oregon Btato
Insano Asylum," and addressed to
the undorslgned, will be received at
tho executlvo chambers, state capl
tol, Salem, Or., until May 24, 1909,
at 2 p. m.
All b'.ds must bo accompanied by
samples and certified chock In the
amount 6f 10 per cent (tea per eent) t
of tho full vnluQvof the, bid, made
payable to tne undersigned. The
board of trustees' of the. Oregon In
sane Asylum reserve the right to re
ject any and all T?)ds,
C, N. M'ARTHUR, ;
Clerk of Doard of Trustees Oregon
State Insano Asylum. S-8-22d
Board of Trade Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Salem Board of Trade will bo
held in their .room? Wednesday ev
ening, May 12, when Important bQ&l
nesa will be up for consideration.
All members are urged to be pres
Mt. J "
C. L. M'NARY, President,
A. E, HOFER, Secretary,
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