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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1912)
Twn Four DAILY CAPIIAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1912. Timely Suggestions Just read the following list of useful Xmas offer ings, any one of which would make an excellent Sift, one long to be remembered and appreciated, Our easy rockers or chairs would be an ideal gift, What could be more appropriate than some thing that would contribute to the comfort and en joyment of a friend, something that would continu ally recall to them the thoughtfuness of the giver, Our line of easy chairs and rockers is most com plete and we are making a special price on them for the holidays, All Four Have Paid (Continued from papo 1.) hme 'FURNISHERS iLUf. C UUHT&HGHSTS. TT linn uaili.- ' I If T A Gathering of All Kinds of Antlers Ono hundred jik-iii1ht of tho local odor of 101 ks paid a fraternal vialt to tho Loyal Order of Mooho nt their luill liint nlnlit, and a h'mhtuI koikI 1 1nto wan enjoyed by all, 'I'lio Moose iiioiiilioiH entertained the Klkn royally, and, In turn, tlio bitter reapotided with Hovctnl fine talks nnd Home nice iniiHio, ChnrloH V. (ialloway, ('. (i. Iieckcbach, Jiiilr.o I . , IMrcy, JihIko T. h. IiavldHon, Jildltn Scott, W. T. l(h;doii and tho KIIih exalted i-ulcr, (.:y lliicldiiKhain, addrcHBcd the assembled "animals." Words of prnlso wore given I ho Moose hy tho KIIih on tho fine 1(,K riuiirtnrs nnd tho work accomplished hy tho order, Mr. nw:kinnham set tho Iwuho to liiiishlng hy recltlni? that comic pleeo entitled "Walk You Son- of-a-Gun, Walk," nnd Tom Ordenmin entertained with several vocal solos. After the program, the Klks woro tondored a sumptuous banquet In tho Moose banquet hall, and Home warm billiard contests ruado tho evening cx- cIlliiR. Money was worthless to tho Mooho last night, aerordlng to a largo Klk, who was among tho visitors, and everything In tho new hall was freo as air. .IiiIiiiniiii I tiled. Chicago, Den. i:!.-llecansc ho as- snulled a iiewsiiiier photographer. Jack Johnson. nnem murine ,.. ... mi nun fined ?:,() and ousts hy Municipal Judge lloodnow here. hnvo argued longer, hut tho governor checked him with a gesture. ".Morgan did not kill York with pre meditation," ho repeated. "Hut we will kill Morgan with premeditation. We will strangle him, and Garrison and Itoherls nnd Faultier. The people clamored for the lives of these men. They cried out, 'Crucify them! Cru cify them!" With tears In his eyes, hut with n sneering curl nt the corners of his mouth, ho, concluded the Interview: "It, would be unfair to our Invited gi'pstn, who have looked forward with so much pleasure to this event, to rob them of a single Item on the program." Faultier Wiih u Miilller." All of tho bodies except Hint of Mor gan will be Interred In the prison cem etery. Morgan's body wns given over to Father Moore, the priest who ad ministered to him In his last hours nnd on tho scaffold. The condemned men nil slept sound ly last night and all nle their break fast this morning. Garrison arose earlier than his fellow prisoners be cause ho had taken a liking to A. G. AlcMlllen, the death watch nnd wished to tell him good-bye. As Faultier wns led from his death cell and through the Iron gato that leads to the death chamber, ho said to ('Impel Guard Fisher: "Good-bye nnd good luck." "Good-bye Faultier," responded Fish er. Faultier walked up the steps to the scaffold with a half-burned clear hp. twiv-n bin i,h and with the sun shade above his eves from mwli.r um..i i... looked complacently upon the crowd as he calmly placed his hands upon I he rail and spoke. Faultier has maintained a grim jol lity ever since he came to the prison in March. The other dav Moi'lmhi. n. t...i , ' .11 llltl II. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO R I A DRINK HABIT liiiitni.i: iioui THK.miKvr. TlioOltItlXKi,,,aln,entl'orth.. I,,-,,,!, Habit can ho used will, absolute, '-".lei..-.. It destroys all desire for v.hlskc.y, her or other alcoholic, stlm u.siiih Ihousnnds l,ave successfully ,,, , 1U ,mi n,Mtir(,(1 lives or sobriety and usefulness. Can lie given secretly , ,,tm,NI'; lH ,IV ",l 1,1 ,w" ''"': N. 1. score, irenln.cnl, a powder iTsoliHcly tasteless , lorless, given f,, (I(NT X() 2 In pill form, Is for those who desire to take voluntary treatment ' ' If von fall to get, result from OltiilXK after a trial your money win , 12uS. m" ""'y "'W" ' l,0X ABk U,,1,nB "" ",""lt J. C FERRY. FOSTER & BAKER The very best of groceries at the very lowest prices Fresh C(Hintr) Heats lloine-Miiilo Hominy (' id) Saner hiaul Sweet, relaloes Cranberries . Ciiiilll'loiver Our lino of holiday specialties Is complete; ,h Vorv host mlnco moat, raslnH, currants, etc.; also fancy and plain Clirlslmng candles. FRUITS CANDIES NUTS ni.me 2.-, ITi.n.pt Aulo 11,11, cry ,.,,,, j.,, occupied an lldlnlnlllir cell, dressed n,. to have bis photo taken. As he passed Guilder's ceil the ,K man jollied him through the bars. "You'll have to take that, collar off I'Vlday." ho called. To all of his condemned fellows he said. "1 want t go out lirst and blaze tho trail for you." "To what one thing do you attribute .vour belli ir In. re?" In. u.u ,.i i... linil'll ,,y Chaplain Ilauer. "I Hiipposo I might say it's dollrlum r ns," answered Faultier. All Telil Uriel' History. All of tho men gave brief sketeho.i or uieir uvea to (Tiaplaln Ilauer. Mor gan gave letters and other articles which ho wishes t0 bo sent to his friends to Chaplain Moore. Roberts recently wrote a letter to his sister which Is In tho hands of Clurplaln I'i'uer and which will be mailed to his relative. Garrison who wrote In terse, had prepared fourteen verses on the execution which he Intended to nnd on the. scaffold, He made no nt. loinpt to do this, however. Morgan's lawyer was with him to Hip last, and (he light, for his nf0 ,n,l not end until ho st,M 1 upon the gal lows. Il was baptized some days ago hy Father Moo,-,.. The priest ndmln Islered the complete Catholic servlco wlille the rope was being adjusted and wiillo Morgan and Roberts hung be neath the door oflie scaffolds, ltrlcf Stories of ('rimes. H. F. (Jack) Roberts was coi,vl..in,i In Portland tor the, kllllnir of l)nnl,i ' Stewart ami George Perkins n,l was brought ( n, penltenthirv July !. Robert was born In Portland .'miliary I I SST. and n, i ii nni i Olegot, flty. H 1H ,,, wh() ,H '"' miiiaio or the Insane asvluai n. of bin sisters Is an epileptic and his father was a convict. Roberts never acquired the drink habit, nijti attrib uted IiIh downfall to being hounded by officers after he had been discharged from tho penitentiary, lie began his career as a criminal, be said, when ho siolo some llshlng tackle and sold It to purchase food. If.- . lalmcd that he lost Jobs because l.ls i mpl'iyers found out that he was a eom'ct. Roberts ettenipteti to hold tip an n'tniiiolille on ! the I'ortlanti-Oregi n 'hy mad, and when the driver n fused in stop lis shot Stewart and ivrkin-:, The last day of tl.,- prem mouth I would have made one car i-Inee Frank i Garrison was broutiit to the penll"ii. ! tlary. Garrison was icrr. -in Folk I county about 43 -,iis ar.o. Having trouble there lie wi n' to Cons county i whore ho lived In !'" 1:111s with his (logs. The body of liny ivrkins was i found In Coos bay h I somo of his be longings were disco. '-ti In dnrrlson's cabin. A verdict .f nn.rlr In tho first degree followc1 'I i trial. He was convicted on clrcun ': ntial evltieiice. He told an olllcer wlie... perklns' body would bo found am1 d, -rriheti Its ac coutrements. The ho.lv was found as he said It would be. Mike Morgan wns formerlv a soldier. Ho wns convicted In Josephine county for the murder of Jnlm York commit, ted whllo he was Intoxicated. Mor gan was born at Alum, ind., October 20, 1SS2. Ho enlist, ii In the army nt Fort Douglas, Flan. While In tho nrmy ho acquired the drinking habit.) Coming to Grants l'ass in mil he en-1 lered tho employ of John York. In nn 1 altercation while Morgan was under! the Influence of Hipior he killed York. I He weighted the body and sunk it In I Rogue river. Two weeks later he wns j nrrested while making his way north I wiiti lorks horses and wagon. Ho has six sisters nnd two brothers liv ing and two brothers nnd two sisters dead. He wiih the s,,n nl ii lil.i,.ku,.,m. Noble Faultier was born In Xcw He bad be, n a sailor, n min- Merry Christmas Happy New Year nuuy DOXes FREE To each custom basing n.o0 Wo, r" "-.wuouuiBe, a m ,. Holly Dox free To one purchasing jo - ""eci uox rree SATURDAY SPECIALS Liberal .vuUV;Ulmfl , our Women, jiuiinuags, 112.00 values 10.00 values - 6.00 values 3.00 values 1.75 values .75 values .$9.00 7.49 2.19 1.49 .49 it and had worked In construction camps. He killed Louis Gilbert in n 'luarrol over a dog. lie was received at the penitentiary March l;,. He had litllo to say about bis relatives. A brother fought In the courts for his life nnd visited him just, before tho execution. Faultier bee when nine years old. and said that the two things he loved most, In life were whiskey and work. He was over six, feet tall nnd weighed Rio poonilH, j A I'fl it'll I I.ililo Story. j It Is strnnge indeed tnroimh what1 channels and tortuous ones. too. our I ves run. Here Is a little side.stnrv 1 of today's tragedy that illustrates this. Mrs. I,. IT, Josse, of this city, was a schoolmate of Mrs. Roberts, mother of the man banged today. Arter leaving school Mrs. josse diti not, see Mrs. Roberts for ma'n.v years, never, In fact, until about two years ago, when Mrs, Roberts called upon her here and called upon her fr afd, being desti tute, lily clothed nnd helpless. Mrs. Josso gave her clothing ami money a8. slsting her materially, and crying, Mrs. Roberts told her that she was here to see her son "Jack" Roberts, who was conllned in the penitentiary. She said ho had always been a worth less, idle boy, and his hnblU had final I.v landed him In the nenltentlarv ti. never showed any desire to help his mower in any way, nnd when she vis ited him In tho pen at that time he cursed her nnd she seemed broken hearted when she visited Mrs. Josse. It seems, though, that the approach of death has touched even his hardened heart, and recently he wrote Dr. Ilvni here, nsking him to sell his, Roberts' I'o.dy to the Willamette medical college for $loo ami s(.m the money to his moiiier; hut even this eleventh l,r awakening to SANTA CLAUS has made the Stockton Store one of his principal way-stations, and we are guarding the most beautiful presents. He has been very liberal with us, and left us large quantities of bright, fas cinating gifts for the baby, the boy, the girl, the man and the woman; the young and the old, none have been forgotten. They are here in brilliant array. In Santa Claust name we most cordially invite you to come in. Take plenty of time and inspect our large HOLIDAY DISPLAY MADAM ROOT 41 Bloom of Roses and Splendid Hair Good; Shown Here Today Madame Root, of Portland, Is In Sa lem for the purpose of introducing her famous German beauty prepa ration "JJLUUM OF ROSES." She is an artist In her particular line and has many testimonials of her skill, which she will gladly show to all who may be Interested. Any one requiring her services will re ceive prompt attention by calling upon, her. She carries a fine lino of hair goods, switches, pompa dors, puffs and curbs. Call on her at Stockton's. will fall, for Dr. nyrd says the botiv 's hot worth fifty cents dead or alive to any one and that It could scarcely bfc given away, lint if you care to study out a pitiful story, read between the lines of this and Imagine If you can the life that poor mother has led, the suffering she has endured, and' then well, it might throw some llirht on the capital punishment question The Albany Commercial club wants the state to appropriate money enouirh fco mat a creditable tilsplny may be made at the Panama exposition. Cull fur Itltis. Notice is hereby given that the com mon council of the city of Salem. n,.. Kon, invites sealed bids for tho mak ing of nn Improvement of Rural av- enue in the citv from the cast line of Commercial street to the west line of Twelfth crushed rock concrete pavement, grave! concrete pave ment or crushed mni ,n.i..... .V-.k ,11111(11111,1, Said bids will be opened on or after the Kith day of December. 1912. nt n- about 7:30 o'clock p. m.. in onen coun cil meeting in the citv hall In fin lam Oregon. Each hid submitted must h' accompanied by a certified check equal i amount to ten per cent of the amount of the bid. The city reserves I the rlcht to retnet nnv ot, n i,u. w - -w nu an uius, This notice Is published for five suc cessive days in a daily newsnaner m,h. Hshed In the city of Salem, Oregon, th ('ate of first publication being Decem ber 11, 1912. CHAS. P. ELGIN, 12-ll-5t, fMtv T?enr1pr ...Globe Theatre... Program for Today iih;ii i:i-i.osiv i:s i si it in i. s. aimiv Showing every operation from planting of explosives to electrical oonnrctl,,,. and final terrific upheaval of tons of earth and rock An educational feature worth seeing SAI.l.Y lVS SI R I I I (iV A delightful comedy lowing hw Sally Ann and Silas sold their fun,,, and with the proceeds Sllaa was taken l , hv a "bunco picture S""'V A""'8 M'J'"l,T'y m'V('a ""' "'"""I"". An excellent SUM' AM) SHUSH A drama of the north wls. Another of those features which Is Intensely Interesting and beautiful la photography. TIIK NKRVAVr HtOlll.m f il o nl l,agra,,h comedies, and a work of art. You'll Bcrea, ,U "'ls 11 '"'''''" llu Impression, It.int ...Us II. iovi: ami si it ri i.v A ro.min.le drama depleting . f ml ,,1V(, f u flsli(,r .'-.lousy, hatred and love !, grand photography make this pic tine nf unusual merit. Responsible Groceries ip.nonient In accord .i... ; 'i iiu til: duties to his mother! Piling specilications and eSti,..)uo - wii Me In th3 ollice of the city recorder of suld city, which are herehv refe,.,.,i to and made a part of (hi .,.. -m i: M.t.i:ni!i.i:s. Fine bead lettuce, blenched celery, cauliflower, liriissolls sprouts, turnips, parsnips, beets nnd cabbage, FRI I I S Presh pineapple l'.xtra large navel always tiii: nn: ouiax M'K I VI. T01Y MR. RALPH RAYMOND, Tenor this is (im: (i' nn: ci.onr.s rkst pr(M;i(ams. . -."c and :0c oranges doz. 4fle Large ripe banaiuis, doz California Malaga grapes Imported Malaga (Spanish! Japanese oranges, doz tiood cooking apples . (lood eating apples -r,c Fancy Haldwin apples . . , .$1.00 Fancy Northern Spys $1.00 Lady apples, for Xmas basket .L'.iC . 7,"c ;!0c .lac .r.oc Coeoaiiuts. Ian ,10c CAMS AM l'IK.S e can save you real good mo'ioy by letting us bake vour pies. .... i , "IT"1 iinu peach pies 20c I'uuipliln and mince 2r,c. ""' can y.;m ,ay 20c per pound rr factory made mince meat ami compete with our prices on l'l's. The same applies to pumpkin U S M) F.Xmtl.ML'XT u.ue luisltiess shows the t'ttort we have made in giving "r patrons actual good service. The best that good Ingredients "nil competent labor can pro dace. Everything fresh for Saturdav "OIL'S IIUIS As BA((ly' e can sinmiv .., , . ... lein.s W Itn "' good article In any quqantl Moll's hams are unsur-'''-'ti for elegance in curing and smoking. What Is the difference hetwnu honest farmer and a thief REAL ESTATE Two Choice Suburban Homes rChard' 4 acres ln umps, easily cleared, SXSfSt Bprlns water throush bernpi?;1':::0111,;1' 5 acre9 Royai a 2 cleareti ' 1 1 CrGek bottom- 5 acres Sr;;;5ohouse' barn.' 3 chicken houses' Phone 857. H. S. BELLE 124 North Liberty Street. "rr: ' 1 Electric Christmas for All Who selects tlicse fur ( 4LU (;o(iis. " you'' n,i ,....,ii some responsible packer f ... ' ' w, ,lave ,0 trust see M, can't lose; if the , mailt v ,,f .. ' , 1 U KOr bo standard. , (,M s. we bni.i'n' " n-H suk-tly up to tln 1 " ne . i i ii.o tlleill. Special plic es In dozen '"'0 extra L-od. a'ul case lots. ARK (iOODS and we stiuul back of U'"' tills , he soil, ami ThTrrr:" tl,.. lilt " "Ult 1 SOUS We dislike to mention the farmer with such a dis reputable character, but the farmer shines in com parison, u'e want all farmers to know fiat we want their cnoice fat stock, hides and tallow, for which the market m Vo K)1J SISTER FOR KKOTHER FOR MOTHER FOR FATHER FOR HA BY FOR AI'N'TY FOR 1TLE FOR (2RAXDPA FOR fiR.VXDM.l FOR MAID CHAFIXG DISH SIIATIXG MUQ ELECTRIC STOVE CIGAR LIGHTER MILK WARMER CURLING IROX WATER HEATER LUMINOUS RADIATOR TOASTER ELECTRIC IRON we FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MAZDA LIGHT The Electric Light Sl Cal Meat Market and Power Co. PHONE 85 "' : 121 s- Commercial. riion "2 Main ;i7 '
