Daily capital journal., May 13, 1912, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

Dial CAfl TIL JOUEKAU SALEM. OBEQO MONDAY, MAT 13, 1912.
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SSOW GENERAL THROUGHOUT
THE STATE AND IS PRONOUNCED
! ONE OF THE HEAVIEST SNOWS
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' Denver, Colo,, May 13. Colorado Is
In the grip of one of the heaviest
snow storm! of the winter today. In
this city the snow began falling" at
midnight; and continued until 2
o'clock thlB afternoon. Up to that
hour six Inches of snow had fallen,
tnakliiK the heaviest storm ever seen
here In May, and one of the blggeBt of
the winter. The storm was accom
panted by a chilly wind, causing all
to wear heavy overcoats.
The snow was general throughout
Colorado. In Colorado Springs most
of the snow fell yesterday, changing
to a blizzard last night. At leadvllle
It has been - snowing for nearly 38 1
hours, with no Indications as yet of
abatement
i Tho heavy rain that preceded the
now, materially helped the crops,
$10,000,000 Was tihen Organizers.
(DHITOD HUMS UlSSD WIB1.
New York, May 13. Admitting that
110,000,000, of the capital stock of the
American Tlnplate company was dis
tributed among Its organizers, and
denying that the formation of the
merijers of which the company con
sists, established a monopoly, Daniel
Reid, president of the Amrelcan com
pany, testified today In the suit of the
United States government against the
toe.1 trust
Hi'ld Inflated that the formation of
the American company saved many
smaller tlnplate companies from fall
tire. He declared that there are 235
companies In the merger and 202 In
dependent, companies. Many of these
Independent companies started up
Ince the formation of the merger, he
declared.
A spirited session followed field's
advent as a witness, the tlnplate pres
ident and United States Attorney
Dickinson having frequent clashes.
The Check Is Good,
UNHID PUSS UiBKD YURI. ,
Santa Barbara, Cal May 13. A
check for $40 bearing the name of
the PrlnceBS Rosplgllosls was re
ceived today by George Norton, of
Santa Barbara, who found a cigar
ette case worth $1000 the prlncesB
lont recently on the San Marcos
trail. The check was mailed from
Ban Francisco, where the cigarette
rse was sent
A SAMPLE OF
VERY DIRTY
POLITICS
Clackamas county politics has
struck a snag In the way of an. hon
est man getting ' on the legislative
ticket
A German American, by the name
of Gustav Schnoerr, of Willamette,
was made a Republican nominee at
the primaries.
He Is not a two-faced double-dealer
and has some convictions and Is not
afraid to express them in public.
A fierce effort yas made to defeat
him for the nomination and now the
old tricky gang will try to down hlra
for election.
A snap Indictment has been found
In Jim Campbell's court where It Is
claimed the corrupt practices act was
violated. .
Following special telegram tells
tho story about the matter and this
paper will give the news as the mat
ter proceeds:
"Oregon City.
"Charged with a violation of sc
tlon 3519 of the statutes relating to
election, Gustav Schnoerr, Republi
can nominee for representative, pres
ident of the Deutsche Verein of
Clackamas county, and vice-president
of the Consolidated German Societies
of Oregon, was arraigned today be
fore Judge Campbell, given until
June 3 to plead and released upon
his own recognizance.
The specific charge Is criminally
libeling C. Schuebel, of the law firm
of U'lten ft Schuebel. Schuebel and
Schnoerr both were candidates and
both were successful. Schuebel Is
said to have accused Schnoerr of be-
Iner a corporation candidate. Schnoerr
retaliated by publishing an adver
tisement In the Morning Enterprise,
of Oregon City, In part as follows
"Mr. Schubel tries to make bis
audience believe that the 'interests'
of certain parties have 'bought' me,
Be not deceived. Not I, but he, has
been bought, If signs fall not, and be
cause he Is used to being bought and
sold, as everyone knows, ho made an
effort to buy me In my own house.
This happened March 31, 1912."
Tho Indictment of Schnoerr, who Ib
one of the prominent men of the
county, has Incensed hundreds of
German-American residents. They
say the indictment Is a political deal
and will react on the persons who.
have fought him,
"Although the Indictment was re
turned several days ago, Judge Camp
bell ordered It kept secret until
Schnoerr, with his attorney, George
C. Brownpll, appeared In court.
W. 8. U'Ren, who aided in drafting
the corrupt practices act, appeared
before tho grand Jury as private pros
ecutor. He declares the Schnoerr ad
vertisement was a gross violation of
the act. '
"This la the first prosecution of
the kind here under the statute."
ItooHcrelt Jubilant,
tCNITSD PMS8B LHAHKD WIBS.1
Oyster Bay, N. Y., May 13. Colonel
Roosevelt was jubilant when he
learned of his victory In Minnesota
here today. The former president
loaves for Ohio this evening to begin
Ms campaign in that state, during
which he Is scheduled to deliver 60
speeches.
A TWELVE
HOUR DAY
FOR GUARDS
There has been a change In affairs
at the penitentiary since James went
out Heretofore, guards have worked
eight hours a day. Under the new
plan they will work 12 hours a day,
and there won't be so many of them.
The wages, though, will be Increased
from $50, the present rate, to it&.
This will make a slight Saving, as two
guards will do the work of three, ana
do It for $130, where the three got
$150. It will also save the board of
one man. The governor is ceriamiy
carrying economy to about Its limit,
and, perhaps, Just a trine Deyona it.
One thing Is certain, he Ib not bidding
for the worklngmen's vote or support,
in doing away with the eight-hour
system.
WANT FARES
REDUCED BY THE
P, R, L. & P. CO.
Representing four commercial
clubs a committee has filed a com
plaint with the railroad commission
asking that the 10-cent passenger
fare now charged by the Portland,
Railway, Light & Power company
from Oregon City to Jennings Lodge
be reduced.
The commercial clubs Involved are
Canemah, Jennings Lodge, Oregon
City and Gladstone. The committee
declares that were the station at Jen
nings Lodge to be moved south 560
feet, It would come within tho five-
cent zone. The extra charge, it is
declared is unfair, as it now makes
II. necessary for the people, unless
they want, to pay a 10-cent fare, to
walk as fnr as Meldrum.
The railroad commission this after
noon departed for Mikklo, where It
will head complaint Instituted against
the American Express company. The
complaint charges the company with
failure to provide a station at the
point, though there Is ample traffic to
demand It.
Taroina Socialists Sore.
Tacoma, Wash., May 13. Local So
cialists will take up the fight of Leon
ard Olsson, disenfranchised by Judge
Hanford, and at a meeting last night
named a committee consisting of Rave
Brown and Business Agent Burns of
the Central Labor Council to arrange
for a mass meeting to consider the
question.
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We want to show you our
SPECIAL $20. 00 SUITS
See Center Window and Cabinet Inside
Salem Woolen Mills Store
All You Need Is A
Cascaril Tonight
No Sick Headache, Billon Stomach,
Coated Tongue or Constipated
Bowels by Morning.
Newberg has
Mtullt.hic.
decided to pave with
FLOOD MAKES
LEGISLATURE
GET A MOVE
UNITKD PBKftS LIAHBD WIRB.
New Orleans, May 13. With the
creBt of the Mississippi flood expected
Tuesday night, the Louisiana state leg
Islature, which convened today, Is con
sidering adjournment sine ,dle be
cause of the unsettled and dangerous
conditions which the flood haB
wrought.
It Is reported here todny that a
number of marllned negroes looted
the towns If Batchelor, Foroche and
Grosse.
You Can Oct Rid of Stomach Trouble in Short Order.
If Yon Will Use a Little Cooper's New Discovery
Your stomach Id your host friend or
your worst enemy, as you prefer. To
have good health It Is absolutely nec
essary to have a good stomach, if
your stomach Is out of order, bad
health must necessarily follow, The
American people of today neglect
their stomachs. They eat too fast,
live too fust and are generally a
hunch of nerves. Something gives
way, gcnorally the stomach. Then
follows nervousness, Indigestion, kid
ney or stomach trouble, and various
other ailments. If you feel sick, tired
run-down; have a bad taste In the
mouth, coated tongue, feel distressed
after eating; If you are constipated
and have frequent headaches, your
stomach Is out , of order, and you
need a stomach medicine.
Cooper's New Discovery will help
digest your food, put the stomach In
a healthy condition and you may eat
anythlug your stomach craves, with
out fear of Indigestion. Get a bott e
todny at J. C. Perry's drug Btore,
Salem High School Kcws.
Tho student body meeting Friday
morning lasted over an hour and the
result of the election was announced
the ensuing year: Student body mem
ber of tho executive committee, Prof
A. L. Schmalle; president, Ruth
Fields; vice president, lrma Bots
ford; secretary, Olive Beckley; Man
ager Clnrlon, Carl Beck; editor Clar
ion, Ruth Manning.
City Bupt. Koontz, who was select
ed from among 80 applicants, has
gone bnck to Owattonna, Minn., to
close up his year's work before com
ing to Snlein to live.
It is reported that Prof. Kirk will
succeed blm In the position he has
left.
City Supt J. M. Powers has been
offered a position In the Portland
schools, but has not accepted.
Turn tho rascals out the head
ache, the biliousness, the indigestion,
the sick, sour stomach and foul
gasea turn them out tonight and
keep them out with Cascarets.
Millions of men and women take
a Cascaret now and thon and never
know the misery caused by a lazy
liver, clogged bowels or an upset
stomach.
Don't put In another day of dis
tress. Let CaB carets cleanse and rug
ulate your stomach; remove the sour
undigested and fermenting food and
that misery-making gas; take the
excess bile from your liver and car
ry out of the system all the decom
posed waste matter and poison In
the Intestines and bowels. Then,
you will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. :
They work while you sleer. A 10-;
cent box from any drug store means
a clear bead and cheerfulness for .
months. Children love to take
Cascarets because they taste good;.
never gripe o- eicnen. ;
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Minnesota Carried Hy Roosevelt,
UNHID l'lir.SS I4AHKD W1HI.1
St. Taul, Minn., May 13. Latest re
turns from the state primary election
Saturday Indicate that Theodore
Roouevelt carried every congressional
district In Minnesota, except possibly
two, and that the colonel has 20,
probably 21 of Minnesota's 22 dele
gates In the national Republican con
vention. In the district of former Congress
man Jnrnes A. Tawney, one of Presi
dent Taft's most artlent supporters in
the state, the Taft forces carried sev
eral counties, and are disputing the
control of the ninth district conven
tion. In this district the La Follette
and Roosevelt forces are running close
with the Tnft men holding the bnlance
of power for the district convention.
Of the 1116 delegates In the Minne
sota Republican convention, the can
didates for president stand aa follows:
Roosevel 808, Taft 119, La Follette
109.
Of La Folette's delegates, 80 are
nnlnstructed.
Try to (Jet Charges Dismissed.
CNITTBD PRESS UoABCn Willi.
' San Francisco, May 13. The mo
tion brought by counsel for Abe Ruef
in the district court of appeals for
a writ of mandate to compel Super
ior Judge Frank Dunne to dismiss the
SO Indictments still hanging over
Rii&f's head, is being heard on argu
ment' here this afternoon. ,
The ground upon which Ruef's
counsel base their petition for the
writ of mandate Is that the statutory
limit of 60 days In which the pending
cases thould have been brought to
trial ha3 expired.
In an answer filed In behalf of
District Attorney completely closed the Aegean sea to
up that Ruefs at-;Tllrkpy- blockaded -the Turku nmi i.
.latlng them from the Mediterranean
so that they cannot dispatch war-
Judge Dunne by
Flckert It Is set
(nrnova nnnnnt nrva tha fifl-slav limit I .
as ground for dismissal because they I
i i V , "U,UJ" i ships ottroopa to Tripoli, is an-
inanuiK a muuuu uuuio uuu6c umio . nounced bv renorts here tnrfnv Tho
blockade has been effected, say the
to dismiss the indictments on the
ground that there was insufficiency of
evidence to secure conviction, and
that this waB practically a waiver of
the 60-day contention, :i.
ITALY HAS TURKS -!;
SECURELY BOTTIvED
DSIT1D rRKBS LEASED Willi.
Rome, May 13. That Italy
newspapers, by the occupancy by
Italy of the Islands of Karpathos,
Kaso, Plscopl and Nlsyro, in the Gre
cian archipelago and all Turkish pos
sessions, together with the capture of
the Turkish Islands of Stampalla and
Rhodes.
Corvallls is arranging
has celebration July 4.
for a big
YOU NEED A STRAW HAT
I
Get it at G. W. Johnson & Co.'s
The new styles of the 1912 season are here,
ventilated, self-adjusting sweat band. A new
new shape at . . . .
Other styles and shapes at . .
Panamas . . . . .
See the new
feature in a
$3.00
$1.00 to $3.00
$3, $5 and $7.50
The Guaranteed
SILK HOSE
For Men and Women. Four pair guaranteed three months
For Wen, 50c the pair. For Women, 75c the pair.
PHOENIX
THE ROUND-UP
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U. S. Department of Agriculture.
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Solera and Vicinity: Fair ' NOf y v 0
tonlaht and Tuesday; m ' y ' -el
continued warm. ' 'xJv '',,.
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2 1 1 Mo4iy
1 to Mm If. 14 1 2.
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ICXl'IA.NATOIVY NOTI'.H.
Iiliwrvntlnni lkrn tilt m.. "Mh mrrldlnn time. lr prruur n-ilon-d lo r Imlmr troiitti,nnm lli.rti) pau thrnu(l) niiinu
of Kiunl lr iniiuui. Iwilivfnj ulnni'il lines) iu tliruuuti points il tqunl u-uiiiiur; drawn only for tnro, tiwiini, Iff, i:(l HA
O I'lmr; Q partly ohiudy; O rliiuiljr; riln; 0 inow; rrport tnlMlng. Arrow fly with Ik wind. Flnt fliuret, luwrattom
iH intnro put M bouri, munU, prmlpluitlun of 01 hub or mure for pt ii boura; llilrO. mtilmura wind fvlwlty.
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Fcwnt TIM J 1. m. Tur siliiy.
Op'Bon: Fitlr tonight and TiiMilny; contlnnod warm. Kimtt-rly wIiiiIh.
ShlniMrs Forffitsl.
I'rolfft plilpiiK'ntg M far north an Swittlfl dkhIiirI nilnlmuin ti'iiumrturrs of about r.S doRrpos; northoast to
Rimkiui", 4tl il't!r?iii; nonthPHHt to Holne, a5 doKrcpit; miuth to Siskiyou, 40 di'Krot-n. Mlnlimiin ti'inprratiira at
1'iirtliinJ timil4lit. u(out fSO itvgrrra,
Ither ForrraL
TIip Wllliuncttfl Rlvor at Port lund will rlne ateadlly fur the next tlirpa days, and rrach a Lngf of about 12.5
fpt WiMliU'Kilay.
EDWRD A. DEALS, DUtrlct Fvracaator.
Corvallls having agreed to glvo
(5000 towards It, the bridge acrosi
the Willamette nt that point la as
surd. KlaniBth Fulls Is afraid of an epi
demic of typhoid, and Is tnklng stops
to close and fill up the old AnKeny
ditch, running through the town.
It wns 80 in the phnde nt Portland
ypstprdiiy and probnjily considerably
above that today.
The cornerstone of the Liberal Arts
building of Reed college was laid nt
Portland Sunday. It will cost
000.
Lewis Ilnrnard, of Tortlnnd, whose
nkull waa fractured In three plncps,
Rome time agobaa astonished the
doctors by refuxlng to die. He Is
now fully recovered.
. The confirmation of Leslie M. Scott
aa marshal of Oregon, has been held
up at the request of President Taft.
Rev. S. A. Douglas, who has been
pastor of ths First Baptist church at
Albany for eight years, has resigned
and will accept the pnHtorate of the
First llaptiat church at Ashland.
Farmers of the Cleone nplghbor
hood have organized a co-operntlve
creamery. i
C. W. Roetcher waa re-elected sup
erintendent of the Albany public
schools Saturday evening.
Tt ( tire a rold ta On Day.
Take Laiatlva Rromo Quinine Tab
lets, Dmgglsta refund money If It
falls to cur. E. W. Grove'i signa
ture Is on each box. 15 cents.
The Right Clothes for Men are
STEIN-BL0CH
Perfect in Fit, Wear, and Material The
newest shades for Spring $1 ft f. (tQft
Priced for all Purses . Piv 10 $0)
For Pressing and Cleaning, Phone 47.
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It Looks Like a Crime
to sepnrate a boy from a box of Ruck
len's Arnica Salve. Ilia pimples,
bolls, scratches, knwka, sprains and
brulups demand It, and Its quick re
lief tor burns, scalds, or cuts la his
right Keep tt handy for boya and
girls. Heals everything hpalnble and
does It quick. Vnequaled for piles.
On.y 25 cents at J. C. Terry's.
NOTICE TO THE, PUBLIC
We have recently completed a large modern sash and door factory, and are in a
position to turn out a fine quality of mill work,
We manufacture the lumber used in our factory, which will not only insure
prompt delivery of orders, but will insure our customers of receiving choice select finish,
We have secured the best of mechanics and can give our customers the assur
ance of having their orders filled to their entire satisfaction,
We are now manufacturing door and window screens, and .would be pleased to
submit estimates on screens of any kind,
We are prepared to submit quotations on all kinds of mill work, and would like
to have our customers call at our office, and permit us to show them through our plant,
The Chas. K. Spaulding
Logging Company
Office Front and Ferry PKone Main 1830