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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1911)
r DAILY CAPITAL JUCRXAL, BALEH. OREOOH. THTRSDAY. APIUL 27. 1911. FACE FUCR. to 'I t SEATTLE STANDS GOOD FOR $50,000 UNITED FEB8 LEASED WIEX.) Coottln Wish Anrll 27 Thn Building' Trades' of Seattle, today i ! stand pledged for $50,00 for the de-: ; fense of the McXamara brothers and ' , Ortie McManigal. j i Resolutions were adopted protest- lug against the methods of Detectlre ; Burns in "kidnaping" the men and . j then taking .them out of Indiana f ' without a court hearing to be tried In a "hostile country." j A- portion of the fund subscribed . ' will be devoted to warfare upon prl- ' vate detective agencies which are ac- j cused of manufacturing and planting i evidence under pay from "money ; powers who conspire to destroy la- ; bor unions." ; Union labor will unite with Social- j IsU Sunday night In a monster, mass j meeting to condemn the "high hand- ed" arrests and vote . confidence in , I the accused man. ' 1 . o l ' San Francisco Aids, ' .j San Pranclsop, April 27. Rallying to the defense of the McNamara ,! brothers and Ortie McManigal, the S labor men accused of dynamite out- , rages In Los Angeles, San Francisco J lodge No. 68, of the International As- soclaUon of Machinists today ljas ap , . proprlated $1000 for the defense of the trio. The money Is to he avail : able May 10, to be paid in at once if ' a call Is made for contributions. , i The lodge adppted resolutions de- ; mandlng a fair trial for the accused men, declaring it was never proven that dynamite destroyed the Los An gelee Times building, and deprecating . , the Inflammatory reports circulated I as likely to stand In the way of a ; ; "square deal" for the prisoners. PLANNING TO ORGANIZE AN AUTO CLUB Thn -e-nni'Hnn nf nn nutnmnhlla club is being planned among the au-jlt tomobile owners in the city, and a mAnMne will nrnhnhiv hn hnirt sivm for the purpose of organizing, elect- j hody, even the shoulders of each be ing officers and outlining in general ,'ng separate, andj perfect, the body the work, to be accomplished by the club. The club, as planned, will be! formed undfrt" the supervision iof the state club, of which J. H. Albert Is the president, and he will be in at tendance to assist In organizing the club. Dr. Thomas Smith, vice-president of the county organization, is one of the prime movers in bringing about the local organization, and he will also be present to assist at the meeting. The objects of the club will be the bringing of the members closer to gether, and making them a unit for good road legislation, and also edu cating them to a better observance of the speed laws and other regulations and laws pertaining to autoinoblllng. Portland wants a land show. So does Baker, at the depot, to let the travelers know what has. Baker county V V-' THIS WOMAII HAS PANTS MARK OF A SUFFRAGETTE Westminster, B. C, April 27. "Jack" 'May; a prominent woman ag riculturist from Norfolk, England, has just arrived in this country to take up (arming on a large scale. Miss Nay had some difficulty with the im- migration authorities at Halifax ion her arrival, due In part to official failure to realize that it was her right to wear a heavy knitted man's sweat er, a peaked cloth cap, square-toed boots and corduroy trousers. The tr nether garments, wtorn not affected by "Jack" May are not freakish hobble pantlets or not demlculottes, but the real thing. She has been wearing this garb for 10 years In England, where she has been farming ver since she has been old enough to have her own way. Finding skirts a nuisance one af ternoon when haying, she walked in to a nearby barn and shut the door. When she came out her brother's trousers had replaced the skirts. For a time after this Miss May wore grousers In the fields and skirts when going out or driving, but H was not long before she discarded the clinging draperies altogether. "Jack" May Is said to be a daughter of Ad miral May. RODY OF FREAK IS FOUND Indian in Oklahoma Was Double Ex cept as to Trunk. Oklahoma City, Okla., April 27. The body of an Indian boy with two heads, four arms and four legs was discovered In a cave near Okmulgee, Okla., Tuesday by Emmons Lowe, a farmer boy, while hunting rabbits. The body is nearly five feet tall. The arms are all of the same length and reach far below the knees. 'The flesh on the bones has dried, and apparent ly there has been no decay. Old residents near the cave where the monstrosity was fonndl say they remember such an Indian boy, and that he has 'Ween missing Jor nearly ten years. He was kept out of sight I by the other members of his tribe as J much as possible. It is supposed that he wandered away and died in the cave. freak ! People who remember the declared it walked and talked aa if i were not different from normal j human beings. The monstrosity was i in reality two persons with one very wide, and the lower limbs per fectly developed. The bodies are Joined together below the shoulders, and from there down to the hips. Physicians assert that there were really two persons, and that they were grown together so that not even a surgical operation could have separated them. o Gives Aid to Strikers. Sometimes liver, kidney and bowels seem to go on a strike and refuse to work right Then you need those pleasant little strike-breakers Dr. King's New Life Pills to give them naturul aid and gently compel prop er action. Excellent health soon fol lows. Try them, 25c at J. C. Perry's, Druggist Hetty Green is going into the bank- ing business. bank on Hetty. It Is pretty safe to Grows Hair ' and we can PROVE IT! The Great DANDERINE Never Fails to Produce the Desired Results. IT enliven! and invijoratn I lis hair , glands and tissues of the scalp, resulting; In a continuous and Increasing growth of the hair. Ltfttara of pralio are continually eonilng In from nearly all parts of the cuuulry alatlng that Danderlno tua reuuwed the growth of bulr tn caaoa tbat were considered abao lutttly hupelaa. A lady from Brooklyn wrltea: "After a ahort trial my halratupped f alllnir, and I now have a lovely he ad ut hair, very heavy and over oue and a quarter yarda li.nir- Danderine elimulnlea the acalp, makes it healthy and keepa it ao. It is the greatest acalp invigorate known. It is a wholesome medicine (or both the hair and acalp. Even a small bottle of it will put more genuine life In your hair than a gallon of any other hair tonic ever made. It shows result from the very start. Now on aale at every drug and toilet atore in the Innd ; 3 sizea 25c, 50c and $1.00 Praia To lulckly I llnnileriiie nu.ia Cut ThiSi Out will aentl H larKe aample free by returnitialltoaiivone who ontla this free coupon to the I loOTltM Oaadirina Cs,. CMcaio, with thelrname and addreas and tl) tn allver or stamps to pay poruae. I'M"1 '! . -m I unmmim Makes Home Baking Easy Royal Baking Powder helps the housewife to produce at home, quickly and economically, fine and tasty cake, hot bLscuiU puddings, the frosted layer cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, fresh, dean, tasty and wholesome, with which the ready-made food found at the shop or grocery does not com pare. Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. ROYAL COOK BOOK-J00 RECEIPTFBIS Send Hams ani A&drtiU v Oval Sarin. POWOIM WOULD HAVE VALLEY GATHER FINE EXHIBIT ALBANY COMMERCIAL CLUB SUG GESTS THE WHOLE VALLEY UMTIXG IN SENDING EXHIBITS TO EASTERN CITIES THIS FALL The Albany Herald of Tuesday says : At the regular meeting of the board of directors iof the Commercial Club last night a communication from the management of the Second An nual Land) Show at Omaha, Neb., was read, asking the club to prepare a suitable exhibit of the resources of this county for exhibition at the show which will be held in October. Dis- cussion of the subject resulted In the decision that the enterprise was too extensive and too expensive for the Albany Commercial Club to carry to successful completion alone, and a motion prevailed authorizing the chair to appoint a committee of three to confer with the other towns and counties of the Willamette valley, with a view to organizing the various commercial clubs of the whole valley for the purpose of preparing one large, complete and exhaustive ex hibit of the resources of the entire valley, and send it to the show at Omaha as an exhibit from the famous Willamette valley of Oregon, allow ing each town or commercial club to do such side advertising as each might elect. The Idea was that the exhibit should bo prepared on a hroader basis, and that it would be of much greater benefit to each of the towns and counties on such a co-operative plan. It was also argued that by each club assisting In the gathering of the exhibit and sharing equally in the expense the exhibit would be larger and more varied and at much less ex pense. It will be the purpose of the com mittee of three of the Albany Com mercial Club to confer with the clubs of Salem, CorvaPis, Eugene, Browns ville, Lebanon, Springfield and others at an early date, to ascertain if the plan suggested cannot be successfully worked out. This exhibit would be on display at the land shows'at Omaha, St. Paul and Chlcngo, as sufficient time inter venes between the dates of each to allow the removal and arrangement of the exhibit at all three. Mr. Senders suggested the advis ability of beginning the work of gath ering the exhibit at once, since the season for securing suitable samples of mohaire was now nearly over, while the asparagus and rhubarb season was also at hand. It was the sense of the meeting that the farmers of the county be asked to bring to the club room samples of their bet mohair and oth er products, such aa fruits, grains and grasses In their season, leaving them at the club room. These various samples will receive special mention In the local press as they are brought in, together with the pro ducer's name, and such other lnfor. matlon aa may be secured relative to the conditions under which they were produced. Cartl of Thanks. We wish to most heartily thank the many friends and Eastern Star, who so kindly assisted by their pres ence, kind acts and many words of consolation In the death and burial of our dear departed Delia S. (Darby) Crone, on April 26, 1911. W. F. CRONE. W. H. H. DARBY AND FAMILY. COM Mlw VOW. WOULD DODGE THE PAYMENT Evdently desiring to evade the payment to the state of a bill of $3,255.57 for the care of feeble mind ed persons of Multnomah county at the State Feeble Mlnde institution, the auditor of that county by way of a pretended counter-claim has pre sented to the, secretary of state a bill against the state for the sum of $9,000 for the care of what he al leges to be non-resident poor. The state law provides that each county shall pay the state for the care of its patients at the State In stitution for Feeble-Minded and some time ago State Treasurer Kay sent a bill to the auditor of Multnomah county for the amount given above. Some time elapsed before word was received from the county authorities and when It did come It was In the way of a counter-claim for .$9,000 against the state for the care by Multnomah county of non-resident poor. The bill dates back to the year 1903, and while the law requires the state to reimburse counties for money expended in the care of non resident poor, it is incumbent upon the county to submit absolute proof as to the residence of the poor pro vided for and this the county author ities are unable to do. Foley Kidney Pills contain In con centrated form Ingredients of estab lished therapeutic value for the prompt alleviation of all kidney and bladder ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic, tonic and restorative Do not allow your kidney trouble to progress beyond the reach of medi cine, but start taking Foley Kidney Pills at once.: Refuse substitute. Red Cross Pharmacy. H. Jerman. Children cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR J A (Jet It nt Dr. Stnn"' Drill Store Pierce Bicycles . Dayton Bicycles Harvard Bicycles $30 to $45 We can suit your needs with one of the above-named Bicycles. Call aml inspect them. BICYCLE REPAIRING Let us do your ropatring; you will be satisfied. BICYCLE SUNDRIES Tires Itlms Lanterns Bells MULTNOMAH PARDONED I BEFORE HIS j SENTENCE! Seattle, "Wash., April 27. Before 1 formal sentence had been passed and before Rev. E. B. Sutton, assistant ' pastor of a Presbyterian church, saw the insside of the penitentiary under j conviction for election frauds. Gov ernor Hay issued a pardon. Sutton j 66 years old, faced a term of one to five years. He was prosecuted by followers of Hiram C. Gill, recalled mayor, for having taken a sick wo- j man's deposition, registered for her. ' He was technically guilty, but bis record in the union army in the Civil war coupled with his church connec tions, enlisted friends In a fight to save him. ! He has retained his pastorate, the church standing by him. WORKISG FOE JASOX LEE MEMORIAL CHOCH Among the many prominent Salem people who are extending personal efforts to .make a success of the en tertainment for the benefit ' of the Jason Lee Memorial church, to be given Friday evening, April 28, at the First M. E. church State and Church streets, is Coroner Clough. Mr. and Mrs. Clough are Interested In the outcome of the entertainment and are doing all in their power to make it a financial success, as the entertain ment has been arranged for the pur pose of raising money for the Jason Lee church. . Mrs. Everett Marshall Hurd, read er, and Alice Mae Phelps, pianist, are among the prominent entertain ers who will take part in the pro gram. Mr. and Mrs. J. Wenger, as sisted by Miss Emma Shumway and Miss Bertha Clarke, soloists, also are on the list of entertainers. OLD AGE. Comes to Everybody, But Its Visits May He Tostponed. Old age is not a question of years. Some men are old at 40, others are young at 60. 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Lathrop, a retired Port land grocer, fell to the floor while sitting on his porch Wednesday af ternoon and when found was dead. Portland is to enforce the Curfew law against girls. Judge Gatens is stirring the matter up regardless of the fact that it was little Agnes who found a way to stop the Curfew bell so that "Curfew shall not ring to night." ; o It's, Eqonl Don't Exist No one has ever made a salve, ointment or balm to compare with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the one perfect healer' pf Cuts, Corns, Burns, Bruises, Sores, "Scalds, Bolls, Ulcers, Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes, Cold Sores, Chapped Hands or Sprains It's supreme. Unrivaled for Piles. Try it. Only 25c at J. C. Per ry's, Druggist. How can money that comes from a "slush" fund be anything but tainted? Aut.omobi 1911 Prices F. 6. B. Salem, Oregon. 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