Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 14, 1910, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf. BAJLT CAPITAL JOCHNAL, MUM, llBOOST, vFEDNBSDAT, I)I5CKMBETt 14, ItlO rum tuhfk ARREST MURDER SUSPECTS 8AHDEL BAILKV AND A WOMAN . CLAIMING TO BE HIS WIFE AR RESTED ON SUSPICION OF HAV INO MURDERED BARNHART FAMILY. . .,tniiD rtama lbasvd win Kansas, City, Kan., Doc. 14. Sam uel Bailey, formerly employed on the Barnhart farmland a woman clrtm klng to be his wife, were arrested to day as suspects In the Olathe murder case, In which Mrs. Earnhardt, her on and two men were killed. The pair were arrested on the strength of a statement by John Fea gles,.who Is also under arrest as a suspect, that George Barnhardt, one of the vitMms, had quarreled with Bailey shortly before the murders. Barnhardt's bat was in Bailey's pos session wh-cn the officers placed bim under arrest. He bad on a pair of blood-tained oreralls, - for which be was unable to account, also ft sack of money which It la believed be took from, the Barnhardt borne. . Bailey is a giant .. and physically capab; of wielding a dab, as the ev idence Indicated the Olatbe murderer must have done. '' the recoup the Victoria skiers for loss of their Industry. It was not completed, however, and then, follow ing the close of the war with Russia, a large fleet of Japanese schooners started yearly across the Pacific and a ihw situation was brought about. The Ottawa dispatch says: "As an Inducement to Canadians I to relinquish pelaglo sealing, It is un derstood the United States govern ment will recognize a Canadian equl- SURE TO BREAK A SEVERE COLD The -most severe cold will be broken and all grippe misery ended after taking a dose of Pape's Cold Com pound every tw6 hours until three consecutive doses are taken. Vr.li will iMnMni-tlv fool thA illfl. tr in the seal herd of the Pribylolts. Me 8yinpton)8 leavlng Bfter the and sealing will be carried on under yery flfBt dQge which' will ,lnsure the herds against depletion." . SETTLE THE ; PELAGIC SEAL KILLING - ROW Ivama run lui wna.f i Yletorla, B. C, Dec. 14. Another announcement reached here today front Ottawa that the agreement be tween Canada and the United Etatea for the cessation of pelagic sealing Is almost completed. The negotiations for this agreement have been under way for some years, and In 1905 an arrangement was almost: aected whereby the United States agreed to give Canada a quarter Interest in the seal herds of the Prybllotf islands and TAVIIEY MAY TAKE PLACE OF BALLIHGER (CMITTD Fans LSUBD WHS. Washington, Dec, 14. A story Is being circulated In unusually well in formed political dries here today to the effect that' Representative Taw ney, chairman of the commltee on appropriations, will succeed Belling er as secretary of the interior, shprt- ly Bfter his retirement from congress on March 4. - It Is understood that Speaker Can non and a number . of the old guard of the 0. O. P. are quietly working to thlai end. . . , -.:'.;' g. ' When questioned concerning the rumor Representative Tawney refused to either confirm or deny the report, and this, taken in connection with the fact that President Taft has declared to callers recently that he desired to do something handsome for Tawney, adds color to the story'.'- v It Is eald that Balllnger Is prepar ing to slip quietly back Into the small puddle of private life, and the prac tice of the law now that the Ball tnger Plnchot ' Investigating committee has decided that he was guiltless of the charges that were made agatnat him. The report of the committee will be discussed at the present session of congress, and It Is asserted that the "Incident" then will be closed. Bal llnger will retire, and Tawney will step Into Baliinger's shoes. Bryant Receives Appointment W. C. Bryant, of Morrow, was yes terday afternoon appointed a mem ber of the state normal board by Acting Governor Bowerman. The moet miserable neura.lgia pains, headache, lullnces, head and nose stuffed up, feverish neee. sneez ing, running of the nose, sore throat, mucous catarrhal discharges, sore ness, stiffness, rheumatism pains and other dlstreess vanishes. Pape's Cold Compound is the result of three years' research at a cost of more than fifty thousand dollars, and contains no quinine, which we have conclusively demonstrated is not ef fective in the treatment of colds or grippe. Take this harmless Compound as directed, with the knowledge that there s no other medicine, made any where else in the world, which will cure your cold or end grippe misery as prompyy and without any other assistance or bad: after-effects as a 25-ccnt package of Pape's Cold Com pound, which any druggist In the world can supply. POLICE WILL GET A SHAKE LIKE A QUAKE tunno run uuu win. . San Francisco, Deo. 14. Because of police failure to check crime, a shake-up affecting more than 600 pa trolmen Is impending,' according to an announcement by Chief Seymour today. The new chief will change every patrolman In the city to a new beat. "A change sometimes does a world of good," aald Seymour. "Not lhat there Is any more crime here now. than there always has been, but there Is too much. If streets are properly patrolled burglars give a city a wide berth, asfQ that li exactly what I propose to bring about In San Fran cisco." SOME REAL FIGIITiriB If TMICO tOKITKD SKX UU8ED WIRS.) Mexico City, Dec. 14. The extent of the two-day battle near Guerrero was made public today by the war de-' partment. It was stated that 300 rebels engaged In conflict with 600 federal troops, under General Navar-' ro, and that tha lnsurrectors were thrice driven back, leaving their dead, In the trenches. ' I Official dispatches state that 70 ! rebels and 14 federal soldiers were killed and ISO Insurgents and 80 reg ular soldiers wounded. General Navarro planned Monday to recapture Guerrero, and advanced upon the town. The rebels were en trenched several miles from Guerrer ro.and, after a stubborn fight, were dlBlodged. They retired to a second line of trenches, and again were driv en out under a heavy fire of rifle and machine guns. ' Navarro reported later that the rebels had been driven from a third line of breastworks' and rifle pits. Women Need sympathy and help. when they are attacked by weakness and suffering. At times when Nature seem cruel and very hard when depressions and derangements come kind womanly friends may givesympathy. When ailments : occur, the- best natural help and correction, is the safe and well-tried family remedy OEECSlAy'S FILLS FITZ8IMMONS CALLS - '' ' ' ' SULLIVAN AN "OLD WOMAN." Chicago, Dee. 14. Local fight fans are waiting for 'a "come back" from John L. Sullivan to a roasting he received last night by Bob Fits Simmons. FlUalmmons, in a speech at a local theater, said: ' '"Sullivan always has' been a knocker.' ' He -la Jealous .of every man ever holding a real champion ship.' ' He Is a disloyal, unsports manlike old woman," - . . The Australian added that Sulli van lied when he claimed ' that he knew the Reno fight was "fixed" six weeks before the battle. Bob as serted that three days before the fight Sullivan told a friend that ht believed the fight was "on the level." A fair slsed crowd listened to FtUsinunona' panning of John L, and frequently applauded. '' LOS ANGELES TO HAVE CROSS-OOONTRY FLIGHT San Diego, Cal Dec, li A eross- They correct the result of errors and remove the cause of suffering. They have tonic, helpful action on the whole system. They relieve nervousness, headache, backache, dispel depression and suffering. Beecham's Fills give the organs strength, Improve bodily conditions and may be relied upon n ;': v "r . For Sure Relief Far fraudaa, BMthua'i PUU araapaciallr aaitabla. 8m imtmctioaw with Mck be. Sold Erarrwhar. la boaaa 10. us IB. MODEL 1893 "W et TV va J.'. n m - ir.i j'r mm av i m i, .- f J t n . . A V fY a a SSM V ff J ' v v fa O Came Fvarf hugttssr hou4 k (Ml for ur frm csUe. REPEATING RIFLES The Special Smokclrjs Steel barrel, riflel deep on the Ballard syttem, create perfect comlutin, develops highest velocity and hurls the bullet with utmotl accuracy and migliliett killing impact. . . Tha nechtnitm U auccl-Mliug. tlrong, ample ud patlactly atljualeJ. It arret cnf. The protecting wall of tolid ittl bdwern your head and cartridge koeni rain, aloH, mow and all foreign matter from g-tling into the action. The akle ejection tKmwi ahellg away Irata line oi tight and allowa inatanl Rpeal ahota alwaya. Built in priect ptoportion tliptMigKout, In many high power caUWa, I it a quick nandling, powerful, accuiate guo lor all big game. ' w n thW enrtH.ea. 7Xt 777frtrfti firfTr7i i Chi Lack 4 tor poataa. 4iC WiUmirtut nw llATwa, Cona. ; Pianos and Organs from the cheapest to the best sold on installments ; r and rented. V ' GEO. C. WILL country flight from Los Angeles to ; San Diego at the conclusion of the' Los Angeles aviation meet is being planned by the Panama-California Exposition Company, of this city, and the San Diego chamber of commerce. If the plans for the flight are success ful, a two-day aviation meet also will be held here, and. many of the avia tors who are now in Los Angeles will be asked to participate. - Win field Hogaboom, publicity agent for the exposition, will leave for Los Angeles today to confer with the avi ators In regard to tha proposed meet 8everal aviators have already signi fied their wlllisneas to eater . the cross-country .flight. . ;;. i . Kept ttte King at Hosa. "For the past year we have kept the king of all laxatives Dr. King's New Life Pills In oar borne and they hav proved a blessing to all our family,- writes Paul Mathnlka of Buffalo, N. T. Basy, but sure remedy -for alt Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 16o at J. O. Pery'a. Jim Hill left St. Paul yesterday for a 10 days' visit to the coast. Genuine needles, oil and new parts for all sewng machines. Sewing ma chines rented. I : Gp. C. WILL Edison, Victor and Columbia Talking Machines A full stock of Records. GEO. C. WILL .ii'i v I Sewing Machines I Latest Sheet Music ! Piano and Organ Studies, i Violins, Guitars, Mandolins and Banjos. 1 GEO. C. WILL Money and time Invested "la a training aere, insures ths posteuor o sobstanUal dividends thronghoat life. Ws Uke a prsonal Interest in. the wolf are of each stndent Llrlng enniw low. Bend for oatalogue. W. I. STALEY, PRINCIPAL SALEM. OREGON i If 99ETW1 o No! Well yon should do so at once. Their display of beanlifol jewelry, cut glass, silverware, diamoids, efcM is something never before seen in the Willamette Valley, it is simply magnificent and beyond description. In their show wis do ws may be seea hundreds of beautiful articles made by the master craftsmen of the wcrld and never before has snch a collection been attempted in Salem. Mr. Barr, when qnestioned as to whether he conld sell soch articles in Salem said: "Cer tainly we can. Salem people are beginning to find oot that we carry the best and the finest goods mannfactared and when they wish something in that line they come here and we please them and they go away boosters for onr store, and the first thiig we know they hare sent someone else in. In this way we are grad ually educating the people to the class of articles we carry and also to the fact that our prices are always reasonable for the goods wld." Below .are a few articles especially suitable for Christmas gifts: FOR LADIES Fera J)lHha in Out Glass. Brass, Silver and Sewing Boxes. . ' ., . Manicure Rets. ''' Handbags in Leather and Chain. Jewel Cauiea, wrth Special Compart ntents and Patnt Locks. Boautiful Toilet Sots ' of poIUvoly every decrlption, in, SHver, Bbonr ee ' J The Allwon Manicare Bet, indndini; File, RclSMoni, Orange Stick, Salt ' Powder, etc., ail encloaed in Buf fer. . ' Fjidless variety of Souvenir Trinkets naatlfnl Mecklaoes. v Breaat FIm, " Biogs, etc., set with all the Prf clous and Popular Btonen. Oot GUm and Silverware of every dntcfiptioa. We have everything la the Jewelry , , JJiae a lady coo 14 wish. , The fore going articles are only few sag geetioaa. ' ; '. ' Especially Useful Articles and Prices Nickel Watches for men and boys, standard and Jewel works, . : .. 450 20-year Filled Watches for men and hoys; 7-Jewel works, open face. ; , SO OO Small size Watches for men, filled 20-year cases! 7-Jewel works - 81100 From these prices we have Filled and Solid Gold Watches as high as ..... 150 Beantiful small sb Watehes, 20-year filled case, for ladles, guar anteed.. correct timers .910 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches, good, rlable works. .$35 to S150 26-plec Table Silver Seta, in case, Ml guaranteed, pur at. from 87 50 833 SO HSuvy Silver Plated Knives and Forks, set ....... , .' . . . . S5 OO 1847 Rodgers Knives and Forks, set 83 50 1847 Rodgers Teaspoons, set...... .$125 Fancy plated Serving Pleces.754. 81- 81 25. 81 50. 8300 8350- Solid Silver Teaspoons, set,...,...,,,, S44X to 88OO Solid Silver Knives aad Forks and Spoons la combination sets 820 UD 1 s 1 Solid Silver Serving Pieces from 81 50 up Solid silver and plated, also ebony, Tollut Ware and klunkuro Sets in endless variety;' sets from 82 50 to 825 Jewel Cases in gold and silver from 31-50 to 825 Gold and Bronse Clocks, great variety of trinkets for the deok and dresser; Fern Dishes, Candlesticks, Smoking Sets, Sharing Sets In gilt, silver and brans Largest assortment of Eight-day Mantle Clocka'ln Oregon outalds of Portland; solid oak and black enamul. $3 to $12 50 Cut clans 8-lnch Bowls, 8 1 OO to 325: Fern Dishes, $5 to . 835.V Bon Bon Dishes, 81 50- . . , Sugar and Cream Sets, pair. . ............. 84 40 Salt and Pepper Shakers, pair 8150 Water Sets, Celery Dishes. Caks Plates, Vases, Jolly Standi, la " great variety. ' 4 High-grade Leather Bags from "8400 to 820 00 White Metal Chain Mesh Bags and Purses. . -81 50 t 818 50 Our Una of JEWELRY is ths most heaotlf ul ever brought to ,8a .. lem. 8tal Rings and plain Rings, Solid Gold and Filled Link Buttons, Stick Flos, Brooches, Lockets, Watch Chains and Necklaces, Tie Clasps, Fobs, Hat Phis, Belt Pins, Collar Pins. A big line of Silver Plated Tea Beta, Cake D'shes, Butter Dishes, Sugar, Cream and Spoon Holders, in sets; Caks Baskets, Chlld i . ren's Mugs, Napkin lilngs, st. Diamond Rings for 830 our diamonds were bougHt before ths rise in ths market price. ' . - .' ; FOR GENTLEMEN Traveling Sets In Silver and Kbony. :igur Boxes. Card Comm. Cigar Cum-. ' . . Hill Books. Cigar Holders and Ash Tray. Hmoki Sets. . , Ink Staad and Paper Welgbt. Hliavlng Mugs. Gutlubru's Bruab.'Seits of all kludw, incladiag Foldlns: CWt and Hat Brufth. , tigajvUe Caers. " Bag Tf ga,' Kny lUitg1! Pocket Stakui Bex,- Match Bv.tr, Bottle Oveners, Cigar Oatters, etc. M Elks' Card Ceawe. y ' Extra swell lines of Blffaet Itlnj, : Hi8T Huttotis and hctu f Pine for ' Men,- aiiM Turquola, - Matrix and otlMr popubar . stones . for th.i Moarf Pins, ; Big line of Fobs, Watch Clialus, etc. You will find here the Finest line - of Presents for Uma ever ahuwa la No-Where in Salem is There Such a Range of Beautiful Articles to Choose From 'VI- s-.t - I- t - ' ..' IBARIR'S JEWELRY STO ITDT3 Cor. StAte and Liberty Sb. liNiLad Salem, Oregon ! ft n tr ft u li U n ne 1 11 ft il If tr ? 8 it it : r If rr i! it if : i i 1 1 4 " silsV.tiwtVBVsVft.JsVal .a l.J.$.Clm,41-MJ,. ,,..,. Aft, H-.iins1. B4.a4.