DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1010.
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ADMIRATION
ASSEMBLAGE
St. Paul, Minn.. Sept. 8. Chief
.Forester Henry S. Graves today paid
i tribute to Gifford PInchot, declar
ing that his predecessor was the real
founder of tho rmtional conservation
movement. " . ,
'Our national forests,"' Gravea
said, "stand ns.t'he greatest practical
demonstration of conservation and
as a monument to Mr. PInchot."
Graves further declared that tho
present lack of funds with which to
carry on the work of conservation la
seriously threatening the movement.
Additional funds for forest protec
tion are needed, he said, if the pro
portion of standing timber annually
destroyed by Are does not increase.
Gravts took issue with Chief
3Ioore, of the Weather Bureau, who
recently declared that the preserva
tion of forests exerted a minimum
effect upon water supplies. He al30
placed himself on record as favoring
federal control of power sites, urg
ing co-operation with power lr.ter
ests, in so far as possible, to attain
that end.
GISTER
The books close for registration
'for the primaries September 13,
11 days before the primary election.
If you register otherwise than as a
Republican or Democrat, you lose
your vote, as there aro no candi
dates at tho primaries other than
Republicans and Democrats and a
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Vallojo, Calif., Sept. 8. Cracks
men opened tho safe of the post
offlco at El Verano, Sonoma county,
shortly before daybreak today, se
cured $G00 in cash and stamps
worth ?500 and escaped.
The robbery was discovered when
the office was opened today. A
posso immediately took the trail and
traced tho robbers to within a few
miles of Napa. It is believed they
reached Napa and will try to make
their way to San Francisco today.
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man registered Independent cannot
vote at tho primaries. At the gen
eral election however, you can vote
at you please, but tho big battle will
bo fought at the primaries, so get
out and register. Do not delay, as
the last day for registration before
the primaries Is September 13.
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SCOTCH
VERDICT IS
EXPECTED
INDICATIONS ARE VOTE OF IAL
LINGER INVESTGTINU COM
MITTEE WILL DE A TIE AND
THE OLD SCOTCH VERDICT OF
"NOT PROVEN" WILL DE ALL
RALLINGER CAN HOPE FOR.
Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 8. "As
far as the real effect on tho action
of the committee and its findings."
said Senator Sutherland of Utah,
member of the Ballinger-Pinchot In
vestigating committee, jjio, with
Representative McCall of Massachu
setts, bolted yesterday beforo a vote
was taken on the resolution censur
ing the secretary of tho interior,
"the members might as well have
framed their resolution on the street
corner and told the nearest police
man." Senator Sutherland admitted that
the anti-Balllnger members stole a
march on the friends of the secre
tary and that the action yesterday
was a surprise.
Both Sutherland and McCall, in
their statements, did not intimate
that they considered the resolution
unjust but it is believed that both
will support Ballinger when the final
vote is taken.
Both representative Denby ard
Representative Olmsted will bo pres
ent at the meeting of the committee
tomorrow. Senator Fletcher and
Representative Graham are today
formulating a report upholding the
Glavis' and Pinchot charges. It is
said thla document will be adopted
as tho minority report ,of tho com
mittee. The Balllngcrltes expect a
tie vote tomorrow when the vote is
taken.
Senators Root and Flint will bo
.absent from the meeting but will
have the privilege of concurring,
and this, it is believed, will mean
that the majority will favor Ballin
ger. ROSELAIR SETTLED "THE DILL.
(Continued from page 1.)
his second wife in a most brutal
manner with a butcher knife, as the
result of one of a long scries of fam
ily quarrels at tho breakfast table
when, after he had demanded cream
for his coffee and tho wife had
served him and was severely up
braided for giving him milk, she
emptied the contents of tho milk
pan in his face. During his talk on
the scaffold he repeated his protes
tations of Innocence of the crime of
murder,- stating that in warding off
tho blow of the milk pan delivered
by his wife, ho inflicted a wound in
hor neck with the butcher knife 30
serious In nature that he afterwards
killed her to put hor out of her mis
ery. Ho denied the accusation of crim
inal associations with Marie Erick
sen, tho daughter of his first wife,
which seemed to be tho burden of
his mental sufferings over his crime
and tho penalty ho was compelled to
meet, and said that If she had (inns
to seo him and talk the matter over
with him, which she refused to do,
ho would have convinced her that
ho was not in the wrong.
Rosolalr remained utterly com
posed during the march to his death
from his cell to tho execution cham
ber and kept up a continual string
of conversation with his guards con
cerning tho sanitary, conditions of
tho prison. Ho walked boldly upon
tho scaffold and whon asked lf ho
had anything to say to the people
who had gathered to witness his
execution ho said "sure," and pro
ceeded to talk in a rambling and In
coherent manner, repeating the his
tory of his crime over and over and
declaring that he never intended to
injure his wife in the least, that he
loved her devotedly arid everything
would have' been well had she not
committed the assault upon him
with tho pan of skimmed mill:.
Among those who witnessed the exe
cutlon was Sheriff Hancock, of Hills
boro, who interviewed Rosolalr pre
viously to the time of tho hanging
and endeavored to secure from hltn
a full confession of his guilt but
Rosolalr wrfs firm In his declarations
of accidental homicide and clung to
It to tho last.
"You have got the cap too tight,
It is smarting my noso and I cannot
breathe," ho complained to tho
guards when they wore adjusting
tho black cap over his fane nnd the
noose preparatory to springing the
trap. Harrell. who is. to hang to
morrow noon for the murder of the
Newell brothers, by whom he ""
employed herding iheep In ' io
county, la of a different and
desperate claaa of criminal to Host
lair. He takes lit approaclitu
doom as a matter of fact a ad pre
ordained eonaequence and seeats ti
regard the coming tragedy as as in
cident In which he to figure aa a
necessary and material factor, ap
parently Indifferent as to bis fate,
and regarded Roselalr In the light
THE WHOLE
OF OREGON
OWIN
MR. AND MRS. A. K. UOFER MAKE
TRIP THROUGH SOUTHERN
OREGON SIGNS OF PROSPER
1TY SHUN EVERYWHERE, AND
KIND WORDS HEARD FOR SA
LEM ON EVERY HAND.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hofer returned
this morning from a few days' trip
through Southern Oregon. Mr. Hbfer
visited tho various commercial clubs
and saw a great deal of tho develop
ment work going on throughout the
southern part of the state. Ho says
things nre growing at a wonderfully
rapid paco In that section as a result
of promotion activities, and the gen
eral onward movement of tho Com
monwealth. Most of the smaller cities
aro paving miles of streets, erecting
new business blocks and large num
bers of new residences. Nowhere
were conditions found more favor
able than at Salem, and in most In
stances they do not compare favbr
ably with the Capital City. A part
of Secretary Hofer's mission on tills
trip was to cultivate the various com
mercial organizations and fcis old
newspaper friends, in tho interest of
good will and promotion of tho mu
tual interests of tho various commu
nities. Ho says tho many good words
heard for Salem on every hand, com
pared with former years, is romark
able. In fact, Salem Is now ono of
the towns that is being praised by
practically everybody.
of supremo contempt as tho killer
of a defensoless woman.
P. M. Cory, brother-in-law tot he
two Newell boys, tho victims of
Harrell, and William Barker, of
Lakevlew, Lake county, came all
tho way to Salem to witness tho Har
rell execution tomorrow, and , Inci
dentally, witnessed the Roselalr exe
cution today. Father Francis,, of
the Catholic church, of Grants Pass,
who administered the last sacrament
to James A. Finch, some time ago.,
also 'attended to tho spiritual com
forts of Rosolalr during his last mo
ments of life and is acting In the
same capacity for Harrell.
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BAKER CITY
ASK FOR RATES
START RATTLE HEFORE RAIL
ROAD COMMISSION IX El'FORT
TO MAKE THEMSELVES JOU
DING CENTERS FIGHT LIKE
THAT WON RV SROKANE.
The enterprising cities of Modford,
in tho southernmost, and Baker In
tho easternmost portions of tho state,
through their commercial orgaulza
tlbns, have started a fight before the
railroad commission for dlstributa
tive rates that is of considerable Im
portance to the other cities of tho
state, including Salem. Tho light is
similar to that made a year or so
ago by the city of Spokane beforo tho
interstate commerce commission.
Each of tho Oregon cities named
haa filed complaint with tho railroad
commission alleging unjust treat
ment and illegal discriminations and
demanding that they be given such
rates as will enable them to make
themselves a Jobbing center. Should
they be successful tho immediate re
sult will bo to put them uppermost
as rivals in tho field that belongs to
Portland, or what might belong to
Salem at somo future time.
Both Medford and Baker are situ
ated in well developed regions, nnd
each has a future. The commercial
organizations that have started tho
lights moan business, and will push
the matter to the end. The railroad
companies complained against which
aro tho Southorn Pacific Company
and tho Oregon Railway & Naviga
tion Company, havo filed answers to
the complaints, and tho railroad
commission will mako a thorough in
vestlgation of tho merits of tho de
mands nt an early date.
Along with the demand for diB
trlbutlvo rates a request has also
been mado for commodity rates on a
largo list of articles. This will p'ut
tho cities on an oven more equitable
basis, and Portland will stand furth
er chance of losing her commercial
supremacy in Oregon,
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SHELL DURST WHILE
AT TARGET PRACTIOI!
San Francisco, Sept. 8. Military
authorities at the Presidio aro at a
loss to explain tho accidental burst
lng of a shell during target practico
yesterday which injured ono trooper
and narrowly missed ilfty more,
Tho topic has been discussed offi
cially nnd otherwise all day and no
decision reached. It is tho consen
sus of opinion that tho fault lies
with the construction of tho half
ton missile rather than in tho way
it was fired.
Gunner Howard Culbortson win
slightly wounded.
Made Many HoiiiuIchh,
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San Francisco, Sopt. 8. Firo
which today swept a row of cottages
in the Potoreo district mado 34 men
women and children homeless. Tho
ilro broko out In tho house of Jacques
Soroklnl, where a score of sorrowing
relatives wore assombled around the
body of Mrs, Soroklnl, whoso death
occurred recontly.
Your complexion as well aa your
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disordered UVor. By taking Cham
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you can Improve both. Sold by all
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Paris, Sept. 8. A now height
record was sot at Issy today by avia
tor Chavez, who ascended 8,C(J0
feet in a Bloriot monoplane. Cha
vez la a novlco. Ho was aloft 40
iiilnutos.
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Saturday,
Big lot of ?3 to ?1 aiices for ecu, women nnd chi.dron, Saturday
forenoon! your choice $1,50
It any are left at 1 p. m. we will dispose of the balance at ?1 a pair
Come early In tho morning to
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Your Bank
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are alike In this respect: success
It is tho well sorved customer who
his satisfaction and so business is built up.
The United States National Bank has been built, up. largely by
giving customers kindly and Intelligent serviee; by manifesting; t
genulne intorost In Individual accounts and Individual successes. X
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t United States
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EXCURSION RATES
To Portland
Account
Portland Fair and
Live Stock
Exposition
Southern Pacific Company
(Linos in Oregon.)
For tho abovo occasion, a round trip rate of
One and One-third Fare
From all points on its lines including Branches, will bo mado
Tickets on sale, Points south of Roseburg September 0th.
From Roseburg and all points north including Branches, Septem
ber Cth and 7th.
The Event of the Season. Grand Prizes, Horse Racing
For furthor particulars, apply to any S. P. Agent, or wrlto to--
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ome people ride the bicycle.
A
nd some in
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JJy choice remains the norse jj
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Sheriff's Sale
Sept. 101
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