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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1911)
PAGE TWO DAILY CAPITA! JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, 1911. the capital journal E. HOFER, Editor and Proprietor. lodepeadrnt Newspaper Dmfoted to Awricu Principles and the Phrh ami DevelotaMnt of All Orrton PuMUlMd Every EtccIiis Exoept Sunday. SUBSCRIPTION RATES! (Invariably la Ad ranee) Oa0v, b Carrier, per year (4.00 Per month Gflc Cetllj, by MH, per year 4.00 Per month Me Vnklr. by MaB. per rear 100 SU monthi 6c FULL LEASED WIRE TELEGRAPH REPORT BOARD WILL APPOINT NEW OFFICERS When the law passed by the last legislature creating board of com nilsslonera goes Into effect la May, It will take out of the bands of the state board the appointment of one officer the master fish warden and out of the hands of the governor the Appointment of another the game warden, and place their appointment, li'weli as all of the clerks with a cdmmlsslon of five members. Tbe purpose of this law Is to take the fish department put of politics and looking to that end It Is provided that the governor shall appoint four commissioners two of each political party and 'that they In turn shall elejt tbe fifth. This board will then have the power of appointing the master fish warden who has heretofore been appointed by the state board and also the game warden the appoint ment of whom has belonged exclu sively to the governor. There are already a number of candidates for both positions and for the many clerkships; and as soon as the commission is appointed, their applications will be died with it Master Fish Warden Clanton will be a candidate for re-appointment. In view of the fact that he has given the state a good administration and has tbe indorsement of practically all of Nerv oust parilla has such strong tonic from alcohol, may make it precisely to his liking. . The ID or R. M. HOFER, Manager 5 Salem, On. the fishing Industries, It Is believed that he will be re-appolnted. WOULD HAVE, A SNAP IF HE HAD A TITLE UNITED 1-1KH8 I.rABKti WIRg.1 San Francisco, March 1. One of the moat naive searches for "some thing soft" on record was disclosed here today In an advertisement In serted In a local newspaper by O. A. Kolbe, of Los Angeles. "I would like to marry some lady," the advertisement reads, "who v 111 be able to support herself for the next few years, as I have no money at present." SECKETAHY BENSON IMPBOVING RAPIDLY Accordlngfy to advices received from Secretary of State Benson, who is now at Redlands, California, he Is Improving rapidly in health and his friends now predict that he will re turn to the city in May with his health almost, If not entirely, recov ered. . The advices says that he Is now able to take long walks every day and that in the last few months he has gained about 20 pounds In flesh, and that he Is enjoying genuine good health. The trouble on the face, they say; was completely cured by the last operation and is now entirely healed. , o Itouf Has Close Share. (UNITED l'BED I.KAHKn Wins.) San Francisco, March 1. The sher iff decided to take Abe Ruet to San Quentln to begin his 14-year peniten tiary term today. He will leave San Francisco at 1 o'clock this afternoon. San Francisco, March 1. Just be fore noon Judge Lawler gave Abe Ruef a erten-days' stay of execution. Let your doctor, prescribe, the medicine. lie knows best. The fact, however, that AVer's Sarsa properties, and is entirely free J. CI. IwOi, . hot weather OUR FRE We will install in your house, FREE, a fuel stub and give you a two-burner gas putting you in a position to cook with gas. This pf fer expires March 22dL If you haven't taken advantage of; thja offer Phone or drop us Hand Has I way, light, New Business Department. THE ROYAL NEIGHBORS GATHERING MANY HERE BUT X AS'Y KOBE ABE I'OMISG WILL ELECT DEL. EGATES THIS AFTIRSOOJi. AND TONIGHT WILL HATE GBEAT TEAM CONTEST. With 30 delegates responding to the roll-call and with a hundred or more of visiting members in attend ance the state convention of the Royal Neighbors convened here this forenoon at 10 o'clock. This evening more delegates are expected to ar rive from Eastern Oregon, and to morrow the last day of the conven tion, scores of members of the order are expected to arrive from Portland and other towns in western Oregon. The forenoon session was devoted to organizing for the work tj be transacted and the various commit tees were named with instructions to report this afternoon. After the reg ular routine business is transacted at the afternoon session the convention will turn its attention to the selec tion of delegates to the supreme camp which holds a convention at Denver the first week in May. The election of officers will probably not be held until tomorrow. Contest This E renin. This evening will occur an Interact ing content between two of the Port land teams and the team of the loial lodge for a silver cup offered to the winning team by the supervisor nnd deputy of the order. The teams are in excellent condition for the contost and it will be one of the featuros of the convention. TROUBLE AT THE WILLAMETTE IS ALL SETTLED STUDENT BODY APOLOGIZES SENIORS APOLOGIZE EVERY BODY KOWTOWS, AND THE FACULTY WHITEWASHES ALL THE DIVISION FENCES. One more harmony and good feeling reigns in the student body and faculty of Willamette University. In a large will soon be here. Save time, worry and trouble. BO NO WASTE!: a. postal and our- representative be pleased; to call Hood's Sarsaparilla By virtue of its unequaled blood-purifying, nerve-stench-ening, stomach-toning, appetite-restoring properties, is the one Great Spring Medicine. Get It today In usunl liquid form or tablet called Sarsalabs. 100 Doses IL meeting last evening the entire disa greement was settled, the seniors re instated and everything fixed up. The feeling was highest at the meeting of the student body yester day afternoon when the student body adopted resolutions, with a great deal of argument and discussion, stating that the student body as a body placed Itself at fault for the entire holiday on February 22 and that the senior class were no more to blame than any other class of the college. A committee was then appointed to con fer with the president and present the matter in the most diplomatic manner possible to him. The student body then adjourned until 7 o'clock In the evening. The committee re ported that they had conferred with President Homan and reported that he had stated that his action against the members of the senior class was taken because they, as seniors, should, by reason of their seniority, be the first to apologize for an action of the sort which happened on Washington's birthday; and that he was not pre- pared to state what he would do in case they apologized for their action. The report was adopted. A committee was appointed to draw up apologies to President Homan and the faculty on behalf of the student body, to be considered In conjunction with an apology of the senior class, providing they were reinstated, which they had tendered to the president. The board of trustees and Presi dent Homan Immediately took up the i consideration of these apologies and 'about 9:30 returned to the chapel I where R. A. Booth, Dr. McDougal and Mr. McDanlel made short, earnest ad dresses to the student body on obed ience and government. Dr. Homan then offered a few remarks on his method of administration and empha , sized the Justice of It I The affair was very fortunately smoothed over, owing perhaps to the action of the board of trustees and the docility of the students. The seniors had arranged that they would all go over to Pacific Univer sity and complete their school year If matters could not be arranged. The utmost good feeling now prevails In the student body. it mow NO DIRT! NO SOOT! PROFESSOR DESCRIBES THE PLAGUE AN KPIDKMIC IX WHICH WHOLE COMMUNITIES ARE ATTACKED AND NEARLY ALL DIE WITHIN FIVE HOURS AIDING NOW IS PROTECTING OURSELVES. UNITED FIEHS LEASED WIRE. St. Petersburg, March 1. "You have seen smallpox epidemics,' said Prof. Julius Deokmann, of Vienna, arrived from the Manchurlan plague district, In an interview today with the United Press. "Every one in a city where such an epidemic exists Is nervous. Every one is apprehensive. But it does not amount to a panic. "And you have sees epidemics of la grippe? There have been epi demics in which hardly one inhabi tant of some stricken city has es caped. But people do not regard la grippe seriously. It is unpleasant no more. "Now, suppose a smallpox epldem. Ic, In which every single patient died, most of them within five hours. And suppose this epidemic Is general as the worst imaginable epidemic of la gripped Then you will be imagin ing an epidemic of pneumonic plague "In Manchuria whole villages have been swept away not a survivor left The epidemic will reduce the popu lation, of the country one-third to one-half. That is what pneumonic plague is like. "Will the epidemic spread to Eu rope and the Western world, That is a question no one can answer sure ly. It is spreading like wildfire In Manchuria. It has reached Euro pean Asia, and It will be desperate work to prevent It reaching -me West." Train Service Inaugurated. f UNITED I'BESS I.EASKD WIRE 1 Portland, Or., March 1. Regular train service Into Central Oregon over the recently completed Oregon Trunk Line was Inaugurated today. Xot a Word of Scandal Marred the call of a neighbor on Mrs. W. P. Spaugh, of Manville, iWyo., who said: "She laid me Dr. King's New Life Pills had cured her of obstinate kidney trouble, and made her feel like a new woman." Easy but sure remedy for stomach, liver and kidney trouble. Only 25c at J. C. Perry's. OFF! Power Cosnpa Phone Main 84. COLONIST PAY HERE CORPORATION DA YTHERE UNITED rUM LCASd WllB.) Washington, March 1- A"U cor porations must file properly compiled corporation tax returns with the col lector of internal revenue for their district before the close of business today or suffer tbe penalty prescribed by law the addition of 50 per cent to the tax. , The returns are detailed state ments, sworn to by an officer of the corporation. It is on these returns that the tax on net profits Is levied, and this is payable on June 1, next. 6eveijB penalties ere provided for making a false return. o No Need to Stop Work. When your doctor orders you to stop work It staggers you. "I oan't" you say. You know you are weak, run down and falling in health day by day, but you must work as long as you can stand. tWhat you need la Electric Bitters to give tone, strength and vigor to your system, to prevent break down and build you up. Don't be weak, sickly or ailing when Elec tric Bitters will benefit you from the first dose. Thousands bless them for their glorious health and strength Try thenl. Every bottle is guaran teed to satisfy. Only 50c at J. C. Perry's. NEW SPRING IMiLLINERIYj 'a Advanced Styles All the new shapes, in pretty colors. We ; have opened the largest and best assort ; ment ever brought to Salem. 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