Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 13, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextnCK GUEST USED A BULLET AS DESSERT ATK A HKAKTV MKAI. IX A ISKS TAIKI.NT. THK ITI.IHt fil'X AND HHFI A It! M KT 1XTO HIS MOUTH. IC.NITltD J'JIKSS ixked wwe.l Tacoma, Wash , Jan 1 :!. -After ordering M'd partakirg "f 14 hearty noil at a If a! cafe, early today, a, nell dressed man about .'if' years ofl Bgo, who apparently was without funds to pay for Hi' p-pus1. drew j revolver as (In- waller w t about oj present the hill and shot him'lf in! the mouth. H'l died a f-w ruiinit'sj later without wng r'ni"vi-i! ?rm ih-'1 table St. which he had ffateil hlinsi If , for his last, nr-al. I Tho wan entered th" lafe shortly before midnight, ami ordered one of the choicest tttjiks the house could supply with all the "fixings." He ap peared very calm and joked with the waiter. When he had finished the meal and tho waiter was writing the amount of the bill on his pad. the man suddenly drew his revolver ami fired .beforet tho waiter could Inter fere. A letter was found In Shclledy's pocket, reading: "Fear of consumption la the cause tif all this. I would rather he dead than a burden on relative or friends. In tho prime of life I feel myself growing weaker and weaker. Belnff unable to do a day's work makes me feol discouraged. I know what tho end will be, so I think I will heat ' them to It. "Think I will enjoy a blx meal before leaving Ws good old world. It will be paid for JuHt as noon as my affairs are adjusted In Colorado. It looks like a dirty, menn trick to do, tut lltnow I would be refused credit, o I'll taJte this miMhod to satisfy an empty stomach." 3 Drop bjr drop the offensive dis charge caused by Nasal Catarrh falls from the buck of the nose Into the throat, setting up an Inflammation that Is likely to mean Chronic Bron chitis. The most satisfactory remedy for Catarrh Is Ely's Cream Balm, and the relief that follows even the first application cannot be told In words. Don't suffer a day longer from the discomfort of Nasal Catarrh. Cream Halm Is sold by all druggists, for 69 cents, or mailed by Ely Bros., 6( Warren street, New York. The RELIGIOUS jBACKACHE AND CELEBRANTS KIDNEY MISERY ARE FIRED OH! SIMPLY VANISH VflHAUMFlllVS Kl!l;lllKN 10 I'AR.UfK, KIXIBKV AMI 1U'H , TiihM-ti;im Aie vr.n. liin.i.ay, Jan. l::. --Six religious. cebran'i. vounl"'l in it cl.vii with troops when a parade, plann"! 83 part of the celebration of lh- Moham medan n'W v-ar, was prohibited iH-l today. Tvelv. others were kili"J yesterday, making the to'al ail I. In addition 21 were s-vr-ly . cil. j fresh outbreak 'if rio'ln;: va riant! today and trcupp j.i.: r.iUrfi' ' c sections where the i' ..: id a. fcared and olbets wre h-Id in i vli nss for senir" at im-iunt uiitiee. The troidiii; was lae . lilt of dif-l (..p iiti's hi-t'.M'en SiniT'.jrrs. orshodov Mohamiiiodjsin. and the S!i;:ilis. an-otln-r branch of the -wfi. .,er the fel- ehralion of the iV-tita! (if .Volioruti), tlie lirst. inontli It) the Mohaniineilan year. A Ki'eat paraile bad been planned and It was feared that It would end in rioting on account of the open hostllltlty of the two fac tions. The authorities ordered the parade abandoned. The leaders of the Mohammedans decided that the parade should, he held In spite of this order, and it was formed in line. The troops advanced to Intercept the movement of the pro cession, and rioting ensued. The Mo hammedans rushed at the soldie rs, and drew weapons. It Is alleged. The troops replied by firing a volley which did not check the attack. Volley af ter volley was fired directly Into the swarming Hindus. Women and children were among the dead and wounded. The pnraders retreated to their homes, where they remained locked In. Threats of rppril were made and a renewal of the outbreak was feared. Clements Is Chairman. DNITD PBISSS M1SBD WIU.l Washington, Jan, IX Judson Clements wa today elected chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commis sion. Me succeeds Martin A. Knapp, who has been appointed a member of the Court of Commerce. Clements was ranking member of the conmls sloti. Children , Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOP I A II he ILJaily Lapilafl Joiarnal And have a daily paper Price is Only nWl.V CAPITAL ! No r-aW of tM-i I'Bi't whether i .,n .r u'rui.M. n-v I tv Iiilv fable be- ' , ..,. ... ti,in..v or l.la.I- of b.i- Kai he nr kidn- j p r ui -orders. The or IT to ..Hit Kunii-y tiouoie i oiiiy t-M'ibb Hefore it l.Dpny, Gra.e), bi.'lbe'. ? Di.-tase. !! : ic acts at on-.e upon bladil-r and . nti:-e '.iriii-cb-nnses, Ijeals anil rgt:- il IS in; ght's r !he arv ip.-.i kidti-; s .!; t ! nd en. id .lays. !l. K.'dney .r organs d!ict- and Rlands I..; the cure witnin a fe t.:o:..' m oii sus evt any urinary derangeiyi-nt, o" ;.c! lintant ii ii ' i backache or no il, ,. that ;!ie nrl'ie is thick, cloudy, '.f.n-i.e nr full ii' rediiiifut, irregu lar hi ii-.v..e or attendini by a .-n-.ihi.n sr:i! i;nK. you sluj'dil begin iuiiiiig lope's idiiretic as din-cted, itii the knowledge that there is no or in r remedy, at any price, made any where els,, in th ' world, which wll effect -o tiioio'igh and prompt a cure. Misery in the back, sides or loins ..ick headache, inflamed or pufiy eye lid'., iii rvoti.siK ss Prostatic trouble, rheumatism and darting pains heart palpitations, bilious stomach, dizzi ness, sleeplessness, listless, weak, worn-out feeling and other symptoms cmisi'd by Inactive, sluggish kidneys simply vanish. I'ncontrollahle urin ation (especially at night), smarting discolored water and all bladder mis ery ends. Your physician, pharmacist, hank er or any mercantile agency will vouch for the responsibility of Pape, Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati, Ohio, who prepare Pape's Diuretic 50 cent treatment -sold by every druggist In the world. AST0KIA LEADS Kl'GEXE BY FIFTY IX l'dl'l LATI0X fnSITKO PRESS W1BS.1 Washington, Jan. 13. Philip F. Malcolm was nominated today by President Taft as collector of customs at Portland, Oregon. The census bureau today announced the population of Astoria, Ore., as 9,059; liaker, 6.742, and Reno, Nev., 10,867. o " Ashland Has .1,020. , rttNITID PHK8S Miscn wins Washington, Jan. 13. The census bureau today announced the popula tion of Ashland, Oregon, as 5;020. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A Subscribe proceedings of 35 Cents a JorRXAU "".OV. Y.RAYS AND SMILES. . Profx-sor A. G. B. help tho boys rain" ' true'' at the O. A ' name? ;lil'jet 's '" i I'oktgi and What's in a Ilockeivlh-r's at.o'T.ey calls John D. a genius, and In;-- "f '-her people call him something . Opinlnn.i differ. Hsptvially if som-- ot :keu) are pai l for. This is Friday, tin1 l'ih old day, so don't ei '.eft It is a Astoria heats K::t emulation according nc just m to the census. Now then, watch the Kiigene papers for population views. ' i:,igoiifi is sore over "the. census farce." One of its pap"i'- says: "Sa lon and Medford had a fair hut Kugene, nit." Von.hT If ! am. edi-! tor talked to cl'.uens? any s:u' or Medford. According to the Pun land papers, Senator Itowerman is wing to make iin attack on Senntar Bourne. Tint ought to start a lively scrap as Jona than can throw some dornii ks him self. 'There are no birds in last year's nesrs," not in this section just now not even snow birds. Some Salem people are not kick ing about the city census; but they are the counters, Hot the counted. What's the use, anyway? The horse editor suggests to Ku gene to bo thankful if she is shy on her count. The percentage of gain will be that much greater in 1920. REVEREND SHAFFER AT PHILOMATH Philomath, Or., Jan. 12. Last n'ght. was a red letter number for the Philomath college, and the college chapel was filled to its full seating capacity. The Rev. H. C. Shaffer, of Port land, Or., speaker on a timely subject. ! Optimism was contrasted with pess J iiitism, and if a pessimist was pres ent he or shei went .', away satisfied that optimism was right and deter mined to relent and turn from the er ror of his ways. For giving you reliable infornation the present State Legislati Month. Three Month FRIDAY. JAN't'ARY This was the first niimoei .o ... Lyceum Lent tire Course of six n1"" bers, to be followed by Professors flors'e and Fisher, the former teach- r of oratory in the colleje. the lal-t.-r musical diiector. also belonging to tho teaching staff of the college, and the second number will be presented 'd 'he student body members oT the church and a host of friends of the chore h is to open this afternoon. March 16 Oswald West will bring a ii es-agM to tin. and others of vast importance to follow Ti-... .iieirterlv neitil'g of tin i:liurch is to open this afternoon. l'rcsid.ut Drury is doing a splen did and deep seated work fur the Philomath inlh-ge. and the :oih! v. ill !:;.-! to eternity, lie is add ing to his host of friends daily. The i-ollege is doing a record-breaking work for the student, body and rliurch. S. A. DK VAXKY. WASHINGTON WILL STOP THE MIXING OF RACES rtJSITED I'RISS MAS En WII1K. Olyiupia. Wash., Jan. 13. It Is con fidently predicted here today that the inter-marriage of whites and Japan ese will be prohibited in Washington after the present meeting of the legis lature. Two measures forbidding marriages of this character have been introduced, by Representative Wray, of King county and the other by Representative Ghent. The bills follow as a result.of the notoriety gained by Seattle following the marriage between Gunjiro Aoki and Gladys Emery, daughter of Arch bishop Deacon Emery, of Corte Ma dera, California, two years ago. The couple were married in Washington because the California law prohibits such unions. Many other couples followed the example set by the Californlans and white ' a colony of Japanese with wives was established near Seattle. o FIFTY ISF.I.OW ZKKO TIIItOl'GH OWADIAX WEST UNITED PRBSS LEA8HD WIRB. Wlnnlpog, Man., Jan. 13. It is still bitter cold throughout the Ca nadian West. Fifty degrees below zero were recorded at Prince Albert, Sask, last night, 44 below at, Calgary and 32 below rk Winnipeg. Many lo- cal coal dealers are running out of fuel, owing to the big demands. A.s a result the price of coal has soared to $10.50 per ton. Much suffering Is being fejt among the poorer classes. Now cure WOMAN ESCAPES OPERATION WasCuredbyLydiaEPink- I ham'sVegetable Compound vi.,.n,i Tnd." Your remedies nav cured me ami I haw only fciki-n ; h u ttlesof Lvdia K. I'iuklmm's V gota- hie Compound. I was sick threo months and could not walk. 1 sul feretl all the time. The doctors said 1 could not get well without an opera tion, for I could hardly stand tho pains in my sides, especially my right one, and down my rii'ht leir. 1 began to feel better when I hail taken oniy one bottle of Compound, but kept on as was afraid to slop too soon." Mrs. Sunt: iliXLKN, X. 1!. i?t, l.l wood, I ltd. Why will women tal;o chances with an operation or drag out a sickly, i,.ilflu.!ir!.Ml i-i.,'..;'!u'f. mis.i'.ttr three. fmn-tbs of the iovof livitivr. when they j enn lind health in Lvdia E. rinU.lia.rn a Ve'Jtetalile Compound 'I , Tor thirty years it It.h been the standard remedy for female ills, an I has cured thousands of women v.:-; havo been troubled with such ail ments as displacements. in!latu:nation, ulceration, libroid tumors, irregulari ties, periodic pains, backache, ijid'.jjcs. tion, and nurvous prostration. If von luivo tlto slightest loult. tll!lt. I.Vll nit Lvdia K. Pinklianrn Yep table Coinpotind will help you, write to Mrs. JMiikliiiin nt tj im, Jass., for adVice. Your Mrer will l) ahsohttely confidential, and tho advicHs tree. I'KIIIAV AMI lit H.WK XO TKKISOKS l'Oll Cl'I'll) Klmer A. Kur-., of this city, ami Miss Lena Garnjobst, of the same P'ace- wel'e srantetl a marriage li cense today by County Chrk Allen, and that they are not superstitious in their belief is evidenced by the fact that they were married today mar ried on Friday, and tho 1 3th day of the month, at that. The groom gave his age as 23, and the bride her age as 25. Two Other Licenses. County Clerk Allen also Issued mar riage licenses to two (her couples Otto Gehrlng, aged 26 years, of Sll- vctrton, and Lydla Warner, acted 30 years, of Kansas; Wm. G. Clark, aged 42 years and Edith M. Johnson, aged 20 yemrs, both of Buttcville. as to the for $1.00 by POPULAR .MECHANICS .MAGAZINE ; "Wrtnea So Ym Cm Uodtrstud n 300 Pictures Everv 400 Articles I 250 Pages ' Month A wonderful story of the ProsTenof thb Mcchw. tal Age. Inttructitre. but more faKinating thi nr fiction. A masaiine for Bankers, buriori Ljiryen.Teachers, Farmers. Business Men Mi5 ufacturera, Mechanics. Hasl,200.000readers'evm month. Interests everybody. When you see oni you understand why. Ask the man who reads it Your newsdealer will show you one; or write u oublishers for a free sample copy. The "Shop Notes" Dept. 7" things How to make repair, and ancles' fat home and ahoo. etc "Amalcnr Mechanics "" teiish.. forairure, wireleaa, boatav eninea, nvmic, tai al kba thine boy lore. , ft JO Hr aw, tAvto tafia IS ani ASK YOUR NEWSDEALER Or Aifrw, POPULAR MECHANICS MACAZM 223WakiawjtMai,CUeaaw Chamberlain's Cough Remedy nev. er uisapiioinis tho.se who use it for obstinate coughs, colds and Irrita tions of the throat and luni;.;. h. stands unrivalled as a remedy tor a throat and lung disease. Sold by an druggists. i i:st c).(;i:k;.tiox.vi, mas kixk .mi:i:tio The PI rut Coii.iMVR'iitlotmi clv oh l ei i Its annual meeting I:ihi e . n'lg i witn the HWH il good Sll)l'er I !:;l;l'; to the ladies), attendance atol eiicr. Tin! annual rejiorts from the vuriou, ('eia rtments were read and ;.,ipnivci, t h'' increase In membership is l-ovcr ilian in any previous yenr. The old Ilici is of the church were re-elected nuatii'i'.ously, us their efficiency has been proven. The future ' promises greater and better things in tha church work. FEED CORN Just received a carload from th East. The price Is far cheaper than wheat or other feed and far better. The quality is very fine. Try a sack and see the results that It will bring. D. A. White & Sons D. A. WHITE & SONS I'ecdinen mid Seednieu I'oultry and Itee Supplies. Salpin, Orfpon Mail