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Seattle, Wag!)., Jan. 12-An organ
ized protest stsalns the appointment
of Congressman W. E. Humphrey, of
Seattle, to the federal bench, to sue
ceed Judge DonworUi, resigned, was
. launched here today.
A flood of telegrams was s'-nt to
the president asking him to withhold
the appointment pending an Investi
gation. The King county Republican com
mittee will meet this afternoon and
the members are expected to line ip
against Humphrey.
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(JOVEK.NOK WEST
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i . tttn tViknan n1 piittlp I
we can Bnow juu mo
upon the thousand hills ,and in lead-
inr vnn hpneath them point to tne
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treasure houses of nature; In Nevada
we can lead you, literally, over gold
en snnds; In the Dakotas and Minne
sota we can show you the fields from
which the granerles of the nation are
stored. We can show you the won
ders of the Grand Canyon of the Colo
rado, and take you up the Columbia
to where the mystic Ilridge of the
Cods has been replaced by the twen
tieth century work of man. We can
show you the beauties of the Yosemlte
and of Crater Lake, with Its Bleeping
forest unmeasured , feet beneath the
surface. We can show you the won
ders of tho Yellowstone and of Gla
cier Pnrk, and explore with you the
rugRed fastness of our mountlans
where the silent snow peaks Btaml
sentinel over the children of the for
ests and streams.
"We of Oregon reach out from the
shores of the Pacific the hand of
Western hospitality, and trust you may
be our guests."
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flECII
TO
GOES
PIECES
IN COURT
II'NITID rull laASIO wins.
Santa Rarhara, Jan. 12. Leaping
from his chair with frightful screams,
John Rech, on trial on a charge of
murdering his 4-hours-old babe,
lunged Into the corridor of the court
room today while his counsel was
making his closing argument. Lash
ing his arms wildly about hlB head, he
plunged toward the Jury box. Ho was
selicd by three deputy sheriffs, and a
terrlfflo struggle ensued.
Women added their Bcreams to the
frightful clamor of the accused man
and rushed toward the doors. The
court was plunged Into a turmoil.
Court attaches . helped clear the
room, while the deputies grappled
with the prisoner. They then re
turned and took a band In the melee.
For three minutes Rech battled des
perately with the officers, rolling over
and over on the floor, overturning
chairs and benches In the scramble.
After Rech had been overcome he
AGAINST
Down Goes the Price
.Supreme Hums reduced to ISc
.Moll's r'reshCinnilrv Cured Hum lic
Supreme I'lcMc Hams l.Vic
llejul Yebct Corn 2 cms fur 2.1e
('"mo Knrly June IVus 2 cans for 2..c
Eastern Buckwheat ; per sack
Pure Maple mid Cane Syrup if l..o pcr gnl.
Pure Sap Maple ((ienulne) 1.S. to $2.00
Preferred Stock Asparagus (large 2,"c tin
Turkish Smyrna Figs
M have the fluest line f Turkish Fig eer Imported to the coast.
7-Crown Layer Figs, the irrj Hnest 2.c lb.
Fulled Figs, plump. Juicy ones 2;c lb.
Jr 10c to HJc for extra large Jars,
U' pleiiHtire to show then Hit and a (rreuter one to eat them.
No More Dirt
I'm t'arkngr Figs They
dirt no microbes
are the
If yon want r.-fect Family Flour, Isc IMPERIAL. If will make
bread t'i josr taste and cuke t" perfection.
Roth Grocery Co.
was seated In his chair, trembling and
moaning, t deputy gripping each arm.
At once when his attorney attempted
to resume his argument he again
loaped to his feet, hurling the depu
ties aside, and another struggle en
sued. He was again subdued, this time
to be led screaming from the court
room.
Judge Crow ordered a recess until
the prisoner could be quieted. lieca'ise
of the Interruption it was not believed
that the case would reach the jury
before 4 o'clock this afternoon.
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WILDE CASE
BEGINS IN
PORTLAND
DX1TID riltSf tlHED WIM.J
Portland. Or.. Jan. 12. Tension at
high pitch surrounded the opening of
the trial of Louis J. Wilde this after
noon In Judce Kavanaugh's circuit
court Wilde Is charged Jointly wilh
V. Cooper Morris, formrly cashier tf
the defunct Oregon Trust and Sav-
Iiipb hnn W. with the embezzlement of
$90,000, through the sale of telephone
stocK to me innuiunuu.
SOCIALISTS
MAKE GAINS
III GERMANY
DNITXD riCSS l.AHID WIHI.
Berlin, Jan. 12. Returns late today
In the election for the Reignstadt In
dlcate that the Socialists have gaine
30 scats at least an1 that their posi
tion In the next chamber Is likely to
be even more greatly Improved.
Kaiser William Is getting the el
tlon returns In the palace at Pots
dam. No disorders of note have been
reported. The vote cast througho
the country was remarkably heavy.
MORSE WILL
BE SENT TO
HOT SPRINGS
tUNlTID FUSS UAIIO WIHI.
Washington, Jan. 12. Positive an
nouncement that Charles W. Morse,
the convicted New York banker,
would be removed at once from the
United States prison at Atlanta, Ga,
to the government hospital at Hot
Springs, Va., for treatment, was made
this afternoon. In explaining this
move Attorney-General Wlckershum
said:
"President Taft was urgfd to par
don Morse so that he could go
Carlsbad, Austria, for treatment, whir
It was represented was essetnlal fo
his recovery. Army surgeons, how
ever, advised the president that equal
ly effective treatment could be fu
nlBhed at Hot Springs, and the prison
er was therefore ordered transfe
red."
jnn ijtxnt'.VB Tablets UiaU
ua candy anil work like a churin.
cleanest and
most sanitary no
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.70NDER OF
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
KOrKSSOK DAMtL t. M"'"
YFIHS VOI'Mi II IS A nfcSAur.
TO THE WORLD AUOl T HOW TO
II YE LO.NK AND II A IT Y.
Generating electricity, life, in the
body without wires or machinery will
be one of a series of marvelous feats
performed at the HUgh theatre bun
day afternoon by Professor Laniel C.
Smith, of Berkeley, Cal., 78 years
oung, and champion athlete of tne
forld. Professor Smith will accom
pany his demonstrations with a series
of scientific roe skipping exercises
and a lecture on the laws pertaining
to longevity, the elixir of life, eternal
life, the cause of death, the grave, fire
disintegrating. Another of the won
derful and scientific demonstrations
which the professor will give will lie
that of transforming an old man Into
a perfect boy., He will also pose as
a Roman gladiator and as a Grecian
wrestler.. Even as Abraham, Isaac
and Jacob were messengers to me
world, and as Washington, Lincoln,
Bell. Westinghouse, Edison, John the
Baptist and Christ were messengers to
all humanity, bringing the message of
the law pertaining to longevity. He
will tell the audience how he retains
his youthful condition at his age, and
will demonstrate the fountain of
youth.
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SELECT THE
STUDENT'S
HEAD GEAR
The Willamette student body held
its regular monthly meeting this
morning after chapel. The commit
tee which was appointed to select an
official hat to be submitted to the stu
dent body at this meeting reported
that, after careful consideration, they
had chosen hats of the following de
scription for the college students, a
soft, black felt hat with a cardinal and
old gold band, and for the preps a
similar one of white. After some dis
cussion the report of the committee
was adopted. On account of the ab
sence In the executive ifimmittee,
made by the absence of Wilfred Booth,
who has left school, a new committee
man was elected, and Eric Bolt re
ceived a unanimous vote. It was voted
that the 22d of February should be
made a big day on the W. V. campus,
arrangements to be made later. Ad
journment. o
FOUR GREAT
AEROPLANES
IN THE HUNT
(UNITED VIESS UASID W1RI.1
San Fernando, Cal., Jan. 12. Glenn
Martin, a Southern California aviator
who piloted his aeroplane in the wake
of Deputy Sheriffs Parmalee and
Clifford Turpln In the first aerial
man hunt in history, landed at Vails
ranch near here this afternoon :'or
gasoline, lie declared that Parmalee,
Turpln and 11. W. tiilt, who also ac
companied the deputies, are flying
above the lulls around San Fernan
do, and predicted that they would lo
cate the fugitives before niht.
I'.acb of the four aerial scouts is
armed with powerful field glasses.
The aipiadron deployed directly ovr
tan ternamio, each aeroplane start
ing toward one of the cardinal points
of the compass and circllnir hih
over the hills.
I'p to 2:20 o'clock Martin had cov
ered the most ground. He announced
upon alighting that he had flown at
an average speed of 6;" miles an hour.
Martin said that If the Cugitltos
were not fonud before night, another
flight would be made tomorrow morn
ing. The excitement i.f the chase, he said,
appealed to him and he predicted
that tomorrow at least three more
blrdnien would Join In the hunt. Cal
r. Hoopers, the first transcontinen
tal flyer, is one of these.
"
Charles Durham, Lovincton. 111., hna
succeeded in finding a positive cure
j ior Dea wetting. "My little bov wet
the bed every night clear thro on the
f i floor. I tried several kinds of kidney
J, medicine and 1 was in the drug store
i looking for Mimettilng different to
T help him when I heard of Kolev Kid
Jiney Pills. After he had taken them
two days we could see a chance and
1 1 when he had taken two-thirds o a
I. bottle he wag cured. That is about
six weeks nirn and he has not wet in
T bed since." Rod Cross Pharmacv
iiJerman).
Dr. MOm L&ntlT Tablet
OREGON SUPREME
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Sopirme
Matthews t. Matthews Multnomah
Decided January 9, 1912.
M. E. Matthews, respondent, v. 1
F. Matthews, appellant. Appeal from
i. .!..,..,,,., i, r.mniv The Hon. C. I'.
Ganbenbein and John B. Cleland,
Judges. Argued and submitted Jan.
2, 1!)12. John A. Jeffroy (and Chas.
E. I-emon. on brief) for respondent.
Thos. Brown (Carson & Brown, on
brief) for appellant McBride, J. At-
firmed.
This Is a suit for divorce, the al
leged grounds being cruel and inhu
man treatment. Defendant answered,
denying the allegations of the com
plaint, and by cross-complaint
claimed a divorce from plaintiff: (1)
On the ground of adultery with one
Monroe Purvine. (2) On the ground
of cruel and inhuman treatment The
court denied plaintiffs prayer for a
divorce and decreed one to defendant
upon the second ground set up in
the cross-complaint, Dut gae me
custody of the minor child to plain
tiff. The findings material to this ap
peal are as follows:
"II. That plaintiff did not commit
adultery with Monroe Purvine at his
house in Polk, county, Oregon, dp
tween the 27th day of December,
1909, and the 8th day of April, 191,
or at any other time.'
III. That the defendant treated
nlaintift in a kind and affectionate
manner during all their married life
but the plaintiff treated defendant in
a cruel and inhuman manner and in
a cold and indifferent manner and
became of a quarrelsome and scold
ing disposition and frequently com
plained and quarreled with defen
dant about matters of no moment or
importance and associated with on
Monroe Purvine a"d allowed said
Purvine to nav attention to her
against the will and without the con
sent of the defendant, and plaintiff
expressed by words and actions her
dislike of the defendant and allowed
said Purvine to treat her In the most
affeetionate manner and to embrace
her and kiss her and that plaintiff
told defendant that she thought more
of said Purvine than she did of de
fendant; and that the defendant at
tempted to Induce plaintiff to cease
her attentions to and associations
with the said Purvine but the plain
tiff refused so to do and In the hear
ing of defendant, plaintiff asked the
said Purvine if he would wait for her
one year; and that said treatment of
the defendant, by the plaintiff wns
cruel and Inhuman and caused de
fendant great mental and physical
suffering and anguish and rendered
defendant's life burdensome so that
defendant could not endure said
treatment by the plaintiff any lon;
er." "V. That aside from the cruel
treatment of the defendant by the
plaintiff and plaintiff's indiscretions
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Laundering
Every collar and cuff that we
launder ls guaranteed to he
perfect.
lYe use the same equipment
mid methods that the largest
collar and cuu' factories are us.
Im;.
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look like new.
old collars
Everyone pusses through n pro
cess that moulds the edges as
smooth ns new.
Vie slinne turn down
vlthout cracking.
collars
May we have a trial from you
this week?
Salem
Laundry Co.
130.lf.ti S. LIBERTY ST.
TELEHI0SE MAI 23
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Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wire
Fencing, Hop Wire, Barb
T Wire, Poultry Netting, Bhli-
gle, Malthold Rooting, P. ,
B. and Ready Roofing. All at
I the lowest prices.
I CHAS. D. MLLLIGAN
560 Court street. Phone 114
COURT DECISIONS
B;Porttr ol Ue
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in her conduct with
said Purvine,
plaintiff is not of a bad or Immoral
character, but Is of a good and mor- (
al character and Is a proper person
and competent and qualinea to nae ,
the care, custody and control oi saiu
minor child, Lucille Matthews, and
plaintiff has a good home with hr
mother, Mrs. Gilmore, at St. Johns in
the county of Multnomah, Oregon,
where she is able to care for, main
tain and educate the said minor child
in the manner befitting Its and her
station in life."
Defendant appeals from that por
tion of the decree giving the custody
of the child to plaintiff. The evidence
was not brought up, the defendant
relying wholly upon the transcript to
reverse the decree.
McBride, J. Thre is no inflexible
rule which controls the discretion of
the court in provicMng for the cus
tody of a minor child in cases of
this character. Sub. 1, Sec. 513 L. O.
L., provides that the court shall have
power to further decree "for the fu
ture care and custody at the minor
children of the marriage, as It may
deem Just and proper, having due re
gard to the age and sex of such
children, and unless otherwise mani
festly improper, giving the preference
to the party not in fault."
There have been few appeals to
this court from adjudications ln such
cases. Three are cited by counsel
for appellant and these we will now
consider.
In Jackson v. Jackson, S Or. 402,
the supreme court bad the testimony
before it, upon which It decided that
the mother was not a woman of good,
moral character and that the father
was as suitable person to have the
custody of the child. In this case
the court below had given the cus
tody of the infant to the maternal
grandfather, and not. to the mother.
In respect to this part of the decree
the court say: "This, however, is vir
tually placing It under her controt,
as she also resides with him. As be
tween the father and grandfather of
a child, the former certainly has a
better right to its care and custody
unless he is manifestly an Improper
person to take charge of it, which
does not appear to be so in this
,case
In Lambert v. Lambert, 16 Or. 48
the father of the minor obtained the
divorce and the court gave the cus
tody of the child to the mother. The
evidence was before the court on ap
peal and was considered by them
and upon that evidence they gave the
custody of the child, not to the fa
ther, but to J.'H. Lambert, the grand
father. The court, after considering
the evidnce, say: "The testimony
(Continued.)
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X.KAY AXD SMILES.
A Portland policeman was fired
some time ago for telling his superior
officer, when the latter inquired about
some trouble between the policeman
and his wife that "it was none of his
d d business." The policeman was
eminently correct, except as to the
characterization of his superior's busi
ness, and as he was an officer in the
Portland police that was not, perhaps,
far out of the way.
Brander Matthews is worrying over
a war this country is going to have in
1930, but there is no use calling out
the troops now, unless it is to quiet
Brander's nerves.
The street car service on Commer
cial street isn't. If it ever was it is
now not only dead, but rotten. South
Sulem is rapidly learning to get along
in the good old-fashioned way on
foot.
Strange, Isn't it, that age is held
up against a man because, it is as
serted his faculties aro waned or
waning, and yet it's the old fellows
who are kept on the
supreme court bench.
I'nited
Why?
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j Thursday, Friday, Saturday
The Crowning Triumph
X of Moving Picture Pro
duction in Three Keels,
Featuring
Miss Mabel Taliaferro
Matinee
Saturday
Hatch "The Cherry fltj's" Smoke.
When your heart s growing heavy,
And all things are looking blue,
And trouble's coming double
And the dollars split in two
Don't worry over business, or
Complain, or grouch, or croak,
But let your troubles float away
In blue tobacco Binoke.
There's something sort of soothing
Just in having a fellow 'round.
If you like him, sure he needn't
Be poetic or profound,
For his presence soothes and com
forts
And warms you like a cloak,
And he needn't even whisper
If he'll look at you and smoke.
So tonight just quit your figuring
And seeking after pelf
And making others happy
Attain happiness yourself,
For your life is no whit harder
Than the lives of other folk
And we know each other better
When we see US through the smohe.
We can push the city's business
Up the steepest kind of hill
And working all together, we
Can make It what we will.
So rub elbows with your neighbor,
Crack the fresh or nutty joke
And let the other (ties watch
"The Cherry City's" smoke!
J. II. CKADLEBAUGH.
ASK CONGRESS FOR AII
rUNITSD MESS I'.lRiDD WIKB.
New York, Jan. 12. Declaration
that American Minister to Persia
Russell is "demented" and Is work
Ing injury to the cause of the H
American citizens at Teheran who
were identified with the office of W.
Morgan Sinister, formerly in charge
of financial affairs and now trying to
collect back salaries and traveling
expenses, was made today in a cable
message from Frederick Cairns,
Shuster's succssor, to Congressman
William Sulzer.
Cairs asserted that Minister Rus
sell has joined with the Persian gov
ernment in fighting the claims, and
he asks the assistance of congress in
collecting the money to which the
Amricans are justly entitled.
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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Very Serious
It Is very serious matter to ask
for one medicine and have the
wrong one given you. For this
reason we urge you in buying to
be careful to get the genuine
BUck-draijgHT
Liver Medicine
The reputation of this nlit. nota
ble medicine, for constipation, in-
uigcsuon .no uver trouble, is firm
ly established. It does not imitato
other medicines. It is better than
others, or it would not be the fa
vorite liver powder, with a larger
sale than all others combined.
SOLD EM TOWN
F2
Brings many people to our store. The
sale-prices are still in effect, and the
money you can save on good shoes will
Tunters greatest har8a
Better protect your
Health by Going Dry-Shod.
OREGON SHOE CO.
175 NORTH COMMERCIA1 stbffT
CINDERELLA
The Diinner of La Grippe
is Its fatal tendency to pneumonia. To
cure your la grippe coughs take Fo
ley's Honey and Tar Compound. R. k
Fisher, Washington, Kas says:
was troubled with a severe attack of
la grippe and nothing I used did me
any good and I was threatened with
pneumonia. A friend advised me to
use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and I got some at once, I was re
lieved from the very first. By the
time I had taken three bottles my la
grippe was gone. I believe Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound to be the
best medicine l ever used and always
keep a bottle with me." Red Cross
Pharmacy (H. Jerman).
Don't let anybody steal your can
dy unless you are using It for a
bait.
Mrs. A. H. Talior of Crldor, Mo., had
been troubled with sick headache for
about five years, -when she began tak
ing Chamberlain's Tablets. She has
taken two bottles of them and they
have cured her. Sick hendache Is
caused by a disordered stomach, for
which these tablets are especially In
tended. Try them, get well and stay
well. Sold by all dealers.
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Journal Want Al Bring Results
BECIITEL & BTJiON'S BARGAINS
35 acres of bottom land, Just right
for hops, mostly cleared, close to
town, a real fine piece of land.
Terms can be made. Price $3750.
Fine warehose site on Trade street
near S. P. switch. 82 by 330 feet.
Faces two streets and has alley on
side. One of the best sites In Salem.
Price only $5200, all assessments
paid.
Fine residence lot of Twentieth
street near Asylum avenue, close !o
carllne, street and sewer assess
' ments paid, sidewalk In, large lot 50x
1 173 feet to alley, price only $330.
This Is a real bargain.
Good six room house on good lot
with large barn in nice location for
only $1350. Owner will take lots 'ii
to $550 for first payment and the
balance $10 per month, 7 per cent.
Fine lot on carllne In north, part
of town. Size 50x125 to alley, price
only $100. Terms can be made to
suit. This Is a good building site.
BECIITEL & BYNON
347 Stale St. Tel. Main 452
GOOD PAPER AND
PAPER HANGING I
Just received everything
in the Artist's Line. Also
Mouldings for Picture
Framing, and some beau
tiful ready-made pictures
W. J. PORTER
435 COURT STREET.
Phone Main 485.
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