DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OKfcGO.V, SAITKDAV, FEBRUARY 4, 1011.
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INVESTIGATE
FOOD AND DAIRY
COMMISSIONER
Mil. I1AILEY APPEARS AXD AN
SWERS QUESTION'S, AXD HIS
DEPUTIES AND OTHERS WILL
BE EXAMINED THIS AFTERNOON.
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Berryman in Washington Star.
er delusion 'hat at times In tbe past
he has saved rulers of various cations
from assassination.
EXPLODED A BOMB
ON RESIDENCE TOUCH
The food and dairy committee of
the house ,and a committee of the
senate, to which was referred the
special message of Governor West,
asking for an investigation of the
management of the office of Food
and Dairy Commissioner Bailey has
begun Its labors this morning at the
state house. Summons were sent
out yesterday to the commissioner
and his deputies to be present and
testify, and when the investigation
commenced this morning, they were
all In attendance. Bailey is repre
sented by Attorney, White, of Port
land, and was the first witness to
take the stand.
The charges against Bailey are in
competency, and having padded his
expense account, and used the funds
to purchase articles for his home
and In payment of other expenses not
of a public nature. Strator Chase
acted as chairman of the committee,
and started the Investigation by air
ing a ser!e3 of questions, which had
been reduced to writing, but by
whom It seems Is uncertain. Thn nrsl
questions were along a lino which
would determine whether Bailey was
competent. They referred lo the ss.
tern used in keeping a record of In
spections made ,of money collected,
and reports submitted upon vavio-is
matters. The commissioner admitted
that the reports which formed a
basis for his public reports that Is
those submitted to the governor
had mostly been lost, but that it
had occurred without his conKenf.
He also admitted that the score
card system now in vogue in his of
fice had been introduced by him, but
claimed it was good, and that as
soon as its use was suggested that he
adopted It. After a number of other
questions along this line the com
mittee turned Its attention to the
second charge that of Bailey having
used the state's money for his own
use.
He admitted that he had bought a
horse and buggy, but maintained that
It was bought with Ms own money,
and, while the state had paid for the
keaplng of two horses, that it had
their services for nothing. He de
nied that he had charged the expense
of his trips to his farm at Eugene to
the state, and offered to present doc
uments to prove the statements. He
had not, he said, kept a record of
the Inspections made of the various
dairies in the state.
Th's afternoon his deputies will
be examined. There is also in at
tendance a delagation of .women
representing the Consumers' League,
of Portland, and when the proper
time comes they will give testimony
along certain lines. The investiga
tion will consume all of thp afternoon.
Last evening about 8:15 p. m., are
port as loud as that of a shotgun was
heard at the corner of Union and High
streets, that aroused some of the
neighbors. This being Chinese New
Years, the report of a firecracker
would not have raised one, but this
report was immediately telephoned to ;
the police station, and in less than 10
minutes an officer was on the scene
and It was discovered that a large
Chinese bomb was thrown on the
front porch of one of the corner
houses. The fact of the patrolman
finding the trouble so quickly speaks
well of the efficiency of our present
police force and undoubtedly is very
comforting to the citizens of Salem.
THE DANGER IN
CALIFORNIA
ABOUT OYER
CAPTAIN
E66LEST0N
EXPIRES
MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATURE
FEOM JACKSON COUNTY TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL LAST NIGHT,
TASSES A WAT AT MIDNIGHT.
fi rionit y.ctkri Purt;iiinf Information
HomegT'THEBIG
RED APPLE"
NO subject connected with the develop
ment of the West is attracting more
attention than the great profits Oregon apple
growers are making. Other states produce
far more apples than Oregon, but Oregon
leads the world, according to the largest
dealers in apples in this country, in quality
of product and high prices received (or same.
Oregon is a great apple state, and Salem
the Willamette Valley) is the original home
of the big red apple that is making a stir
throughout the world. . ,
The largest producing apple orchard in
Oregon is located near Salem, the vicinity of
which is also noted for its prunes, cherries,
hops and small fruits.
Salem is the center of Oregon's prune
industry, Oregon producing 90 per cent of
the "Italian" prunes grown in this country.
Salem is the center oi Oregon's hop industry,
and Oregon produces 40 per cent of the hops
grown in the United States. Salem is known
as the "Cherry City of the World," the Wil
lamette Valley, of which Salem is the center,
originating more commercial varieties of
cherries than any other section of this country.
If you are interested in fruit growing, dairying,
poultry raising, manufacturing possibilities, or gen
eral farming you make a big mistake if you overlook
Salem. Salem is the capital city of Oregon a vigor
ous, beautiful, progressive community. Write to-day
for more information about Salem. Address Secre
tary, Board of Trade, and mention that you saw
this advertisement in SUNSET Magazine.
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nonen Burtiu, P.irllaod, Ore,.
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u prepared lor lb Selem Boera i '
c(o. It -.11 .ppcer is Auu.l uomi. Thi rvioe rrdra
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After suffering from 111 health
which extended over several months,
Captain M. F. Eggleston, of Ashland,
and a member of the house of repre
sentatives of the present legislature,
died this morlnng at the Willamette
Sanatorium within about five hours
after he had been taken to the Insti
tution with the hope of restoring him
to health.
Shortly after the session convened,
Captain Eggleston returned to his
home because ot his health but In a
few days was back at his desk in the
house. A member of the senate re
marked to him that he was not look
ing well and he replied by staUng
FALLING TEMPERATURE CAUSES that he should probably be at home
SXOW INSTEAD OP RAIN IN instead of at work in the legislature,
THE MOUNTAINS, WHICH WILLI but that he felt that he owed a duty
CHECK THE FLOODS.
Sacramento, Calif., Feb. 4. With
the cessation of rain along the upper
Sacramento and San Joaquin water
sheds, danger of floods ' Is past,-according
to a statement made today by
the local weather forecaster. The
rains of the last 48 hours have not
visibly affected the rivers in the up
per part of the valley, although the
Sacramento between Walnut Grove
and the bay is still rising, as is also
the lower San Joaquin.
At the summit the weather has
turned decidedly cooler and snow is
falling in place of rain.
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TACOMA MAYOR
DEMANDS HIS
OWN RECALL
Tacoma, Wash., Feb. 4. Mayor A.
V. Fawcett today placed his name at
the head of a petition demanding his
own recall. The recall, which seems
to have been Instigated by persons
opposed to the mayor's anti-treat or
dinance, will be fought out at the
polls.
Mayor Fawcett, y after affixing his
signature tq the "petition said: ...
"I hope there will be enough names
to Insure an election, as I want, the
people to decide whether they want
the saloons to run the city or not."
to the state and that he desired to
discharge it if possible. Within the
last week he began to grow consider
ably worse and last night at 7 o'clock
he was taken to the sanatorium and a
few minutes after 12 o'clock he was
dead, the Immediate cause being par
alysis. Captain Egleston Was one of the
most popular and esteemed men In
the town of Ashland and during his
residence there held several positions
of public trust, among others being
that of city recorder. At the last elec
tion he was nominated for the house
of representatives from, his district
and elected by a handsome majority.
He was a man of pleasing personal
ity, of strong character and ability
and was a potent factor in the house.
He leaves to survive him a wife
and a child. , The remains . will be
shipped to Ashland this evening by
the Lehman & Clough Undertaking
company, and will be accompanied by
Dr. H. M. Shaw, of this city, who was
an old time friend of the Captain and
his physician during his Illness.
I'VE ALWAYS SAID THAT BOY TOOK AFTErl HIS DADDY."
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CALIFORNIA
WOOLD CONTROL
THE RAILROADS
LOOIS HAHN
DECLARED TO
BE A LUNATIC
RESISTED WHEN OFFICERS AT
TEMPTED TO TAKE HTM IN
CHARGE, BUT IS HANDCUFFED
IS CRAZY ON SUBJECT OF RE
LIGION. Being a man of massive strength,
and possessing besides all the
strength of a madman, It required
the combined strength of Sheriff Har
ry P. Minton and Deputy Scheriff
Esch this forenoon to arrest and
handcuff Louis Hahn, the religious
fanatic, for whom a warrant had
been issued, and who was this after
noon sent to the state hospital for
the Insane, after an examination as to
his mental condition by Dr. Byrd and
Dr. Brewer, Jr.
Hahn 's the man who was arrested
and incarcerated in the county jail
several weeks ago for refusing to
send his children to school, refusing
to do so unless the school laws were
so revised that no school was kept
on Friday. Upon his release he be
gan preaching his fanatical religion
on the streets, and also sending freak
messages to the legislature threaten
ing it with destruction unless certa'n
legislation was enacted.
Toay a warrant was sworn out
for him. charging him with lns-nlty.
and when Sheriff Minto and Deputy
Esrh proceeded to arrest the'r man
they found him preaching on tlif
street. When they soupht to take
him into custoiy he resisted and
battle uocn them, and it re
quire! their combined strength to
subdue him. H is possessed with the
dc-lusion that he is called by the
Lord to spread a certain religion of
hi'- -t:-. and labors under the furtt-
ESTIMATES
MADE FOR ;
- MONMOUTH
The ways and means committee of
the house, accompanied by President
Ackerman, of " the State Normal
School ,went to Monmouth today, and
Inspected the premises, looked over
the lands and available site for new
buildings, and will report on the
conditions as they found them, The
committee was visibly impressed
with the need of an equipment, and
on Monday the Board of Regents
will meot and consider a bill to be
Introduced in the legislature.' The
bill will sk for money to purchase
additional lands, and for at least two
buildings, cndltloned upon the Mon
mouth school district creating and
maintaining a 12-grade, public school
on a block adjoining the state nor
mal school. The Board of Regents
will recommend about $100,000, and
Monmouth is to erect a $30,000 high
school.
IS SHOWING
WONDERFUL
SPECIMENS
SAMPLES OF ORE BROUGHT BI J.
1). DENSMOBE FltOJI SISKIYOU
GOLD FIELDS, ARE ONE-HALF
GOLD.
Staggers Skeptics.
That a clean, nice fragrant com
pound like Bucklen's Arnica Salve
will Instantly relieve a bad burn,
cut, scald, wound or piles, staggers
skeptics. But great cures prove its
a wonderful healer of the worst
sores, ulcers, bolls, felons, eczema
skin eruptions, as also chapped
hands, sprains and corns. Try it.
25c at J. C. Perry's Drug Store.
Mr. Carnigle gave $10,000,000 to
promote universal peace. There Is
one sure way to bring it about com
pel those who bring on wars to do
the fighting.
When the "tariff commission" Is
aDDOlnted we want to submit a care
fully presfTvod lot of bills from the 175 to $500. These prices include
J. D. Densmore has Just returned
from his mines at Hilt, California,
Just across the state line near Ashland.
He brought samples of ore showing
what that section is capable of pro.
ducing. The specimens are as hand
some as any the writer ever saw and
he has passed the greater part of his
life In the mines. They are practical
ly half, gold a beautiful bright yellow
leaf formation Imbedded in a white
sugary spar and look good enough to
eat. Mr. Densmore and his associates
are opening up one of the moet prom
ising gold mines ever found in the
state of California, and are leaders in
demonstrating that the ' Siskiyou
range Is one of the richest mineral
sections In the world. Jackson, Jose
phine, Coos and Curry counties in
Oregon and Del Norte and Siskiyou
counties, California, contain the larg
est area of but little explored min
eral ground in the United States, and
it is an area, the writer predicts, that
will be the richest and most exten
sive ever found in the world. The
day of its opening and development
Is at hand and such men as Dens
more and his partners will become
millionaires while calling the world's
attention to that section.
Houses in the Right
Place
When you build your home, select
a tract where the other fellow's home
will help enhance the value of yours.
Every house that goes up In a tract
with a building restriction, helps the
tract and the houses in it.
Klngwood Park has a reasonable
building restriction attached to ton
tracts and deeds. This does not mean
that the owners of lots . must build
but when they do build, that their
house will be worth a certain price.
Lots In Klngwood Park are sold on
easy terms. , The prices range from
UNITED FUSS TJUID WIM.1
Sacramento, Calif., Feb, 4. The
Stetson-Bohnett railroad I'll passed
the asesmbly today with 47 votes,
OEly a hare quorum, present The
measure, which Is one of the most Im
portant urged by the Johnson admin
istration, gives the state railroad
commission power to fix absolute
transportation rates and likewise en
force them.
The bill went through' as somewhat
ot a Joke, nobody giving it serious de
bate. Assemblyman Bohnett said it
was a railroad bill and could easily
railroad Itself through. After an
swering a number of "Josh" questions
from members, the roll was called.
Members of the Labor and Capital
committee who were out of the room
expressed indignation when called to
the chamber after the vote had been
taken.
SAII FRANCISCO
WILL GIVE ITS
MAYOR A FEED
FATE OF MEXICO.
(Continued from page one.)
(IHIT1D rnii taiiiD WIH.l
San Francisco, Fob. 4. Mayor P,
H. McCarty will be given the "glad
hand" when he arrives lonfghf after
successfully boosting Saa Francisco's
claims tor the Panama exposition.
The mayor will he escorted from the
ferry to the Sheet Metal Workers'
hall, where a banquet will be given
In his honor. The carriage contain
lng the mayor and his party will he
escorted by the League of the Cross
cadets.
THE LION KILLED
LORD GREI'S BROTHER
butcher the baker, the grocer .the
dry goods man and the coal dealer.
outposts are falling back, refusing
battle.
May Delay Attack,
El Paso, Tex., Feb. 4. The rebol
generals, Orozco and Blanco Joined
forces at noon today, ten miles from
Janrez. They are awaiting reinforce
ments of horses and men before
starting the attack on the city, but
are expecting to enter Jaurez tonight.
The leaders are deliberating as to
the best points to attack.
After the Junction of Blanco's
forces, which were fatigued by their j
long march, they went into camp 10
miles south of Jaurez. Their condi
tion may prevent an attack tonight.
Terror, which was caused in Jau
rez at noon today, when a huge dust,
cloud south was believed to presage
the immediate Insurgent advance,
was allayed later when It was learned
that a wind storm had caused all the
fear, and that the Iniyirgents vere
still Inactive, save for the skirmish
ing of their outposts.
rCNITIO Was I.IARV.D wins.
London, Feb. 4. Dispatches from
Nairobi, east Africa, today tell of the
daath there of George Grey, brother
of Sir Edward Grey, the British min
ister of foreign affairs, as the result
of being mauled by a Hon.
Grey, who was hunting In the same
country as that traversed by Colonel
Roosevelt, became separated from his
companions, near the AthI river.
Rousing a lion from a thicket, he
fired and wounded the animal, but
was knoaked down by Its charge and
before he could Are a second time
was frightfully clawed.
Mo n t4i nil Still Deadlocked.
rimiTBD pium i.msrr) wim.
Helena, Mont. Feb. 4. The dead
lock in the Montana legislature on the
vote for a United States senator re
mained unbroken today. The official
ballot gave Carter and Walsh each
31; Conrad 18 and 11 were scattering.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
Crown Prince Coming.
' fBKITD PUSS I.I1SUI WIM.l
London, Feb. 4. Announcement
that Crown Prince Frederick William
of Germany, will cross the United
States from San Francisco to Nsw
York next year Is made here today la
Berlin despatches.
The messages say that the yrince
will resume next Autumn the world
tour recently abandoned on account
ot the plague In the far East His
plans, as revised, provide for a trip
across Siberia and thence through
China and Japan to San Francisco,
whence he will return direct to Berlin.
BIG COAL CARRIER
ASHORE IN THE SOUND
Victoria, B. C, Feb. $. Failure to
answer her helm while passing Stew
art Island, one of the small islands
In close proximity to San Juan Island
on her way from Union Bay to Mex
ico resulted In the big Norwegiaa
steamer Tltanla, Captain Kroeger,
running agorund at Roch Harbor
early today. She was heavily ladea.
with a cargo of coal at the time of
her stranding and as the tide Is fall
ing, she may become a total wreck
it assistance is not dispatched at
once.
There la Only One
"Bromo Quinmo"
That Is
Laxative Bromo Quinino
USED THE WORLD OVER TO CURE A COLO IN QUE DAY.
Always remember the full nume. Look
for this signature on every box. 25o.
HUHSCRIRERH.
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remit promptly, or notify u
to stop the paper; otherwise
MH will "i fr fb tint"
frit i!)ie' ,n,if !,fr fcrnlra-
graaea sireeis, cemeni wains, curoH
and Btreet trees.
To the next builder of a ho.i:i? la
Klngwood Park we will allow a dlH
eount of 40 per cent off the price of
any lot selected and in addition will
pay for the architect's plans.
There in a reason why West Salem
Is going aheid. Come in and let us
tell you.
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