Daily capital journal., January 11, 1913, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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PAUT CAM TAL JOURXAl, SALEM, QBEOOIf, SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1913.
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The Rosary
One of the
Very Best
Itov. land ami Clifford. h ilay, "The
Ueisary" is repining this hi a.;un with
I'cniiukiilili' miei'eK.s. Tills play, as
cvcryliody reinciiilii it,, was the; hil of
limt season, when it. broke i.iany bouse
records. The play was written by 0d
warel 10. Hose, author of "The rrisoner
of flenda," anil many oilier successes,
and lias become as imieli of a favorite,
with theatre giiern throughout the
country as any of Mr. Rose's former
dramas. The play from I In; stain tells
bow llriice Wilton has amassed a for
tune! which he lavishes upon his wife.
Vol a. Tlielr homo Is a huppy one un
til there, creeps into It a noli! of luen
nce. No one hears of If at first except
1'Y. Kelly a priest, the former tutor
of r.ruce. Quietly he noes lo work to
find the person who Is caiuing the ad
verse lnlluenee In the household.
Almost on the verm' of dlscovcrlnt!
the, cause, calamity descends upon the
Wilton house. Ilruce's fortune Is
swept away and In such a way that h,?
believes bis w ife the I'aii'ie of his ruin.
Hiinband anil wife are separated, the
lionui is destroyed and y.v, the cause
of nil this disaster Is unknown. Fr.
Kelly, however, Willi resolute zeal,
perseveres In his work, to fathom (lie
mystery ami dually succeeds In Ills
imilci'lakln:,'. lie linds the one who I
caused all the misery and eventually
Teuton's the home. The scenic envi
ronments of ;he play are extremely at
tractive, and place much eredlt on
Itowlanil ami Clifford's efforts. The
play will be seen at the (irund opera
house Tuo; (lay next with the cast con
sist iiiLt of llarry Terry, .lean Ward,
Addle piniglicrty, II den MeCabe Dun
Bias Lawrence, Hoy l.aldlaw, tieori;c
Tripp, William Itoth and others.
Was He I'iiiIit Snlni ) J
Washington, Jan. 11. Tlio Issue Is
purely one of human safety ami the
national self re:-pect us against busi
ness." says Andrew Kuruseth, secre
tary of tin- sailor's union of the 1'a
e'llic, em Hie anxiously awaited report
of tlm llurloa sub eoiiii.iiilee of ike
Kenale e'oniiuei'ce coimnltlo oil he sea
men's hill. "I have worked here IS
years to get this measure passed. It
Is through Hie house and up lo the'
senate. If it Is del', aled now I do Hot
think I shall try again.
"The hearing of the pas:, three
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lanuary II.
w 'ks have, shown that ships nre sent
to sea without skilled men and that
ll:ey are sent eiut without a sulllclenl
number of men. Against this risk of
In:, nan lite Is offered the fear of the
rhljiowners, based on mere superstl
lion, that the proper manning of vess
els will ho followeel liy organization
that will force; Ihem to grant to sea
men tbo Memo rights accorded to oilier
workmen em laud. They are afraid
Ilia,' I heir w orkmen will e:est them
more.
"We do not know how the senators
stand on Ilils bill but we expee't to see
if reported with or without ainenel
nienls." lie May Have
lo Stand Trial
for Murder
UNITED I'llllHS I.KAHKI) WMIi.
Meillord, Ore., Jan. 111. llarry Wil
son, arrested here several days ago, em
request eif Portland police, for his con
nectlon with the assault upon a Swed
ish workman there, was taken to Port
land last night. It. Is said tlio victim
of the assault Is dying. Wilson and a
e'einipanlon are said to have taken the
workman on a joy ride, to havo slug
ged him with a beer bottle, anil to
have robbed him of his money.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
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The edly of Wooilhiliu has deidared
Ihe Independent the eirflclal city news
paper. OFTEN
MAKES
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DISCOVERY
FOR
The Boise
Editors
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l'MKK UK All "WHY MIT COX
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AS HL.UIK," THEY GIVE THE
SIT HE ME COCIIT.
(Written in the Ada County Jail.)
One eif the theories laid down In the)
books wherefore courts punish sum
marily as for contempt comments
tends to Influence such court In the
administration of justice, Care Is
usually taken to declare that the
courts are not so Influenced, but the
Idea seems to be that tho real harm
comes to the public because of the be
lief that such comments may so In
fluence tho court. Thus It Is made to
appear that the harm Is to the pub
lic and not to the court.
J he decisions of all the courts which
bold to this view show that this belief
exists as to severe criticisms whether
merited or not.
Hut If a court could be Influenced,
or If the peoplo should or could bo
led to fear that the court cemld be In
fluenced by criticism, whether merited
or unmerited, why should they like
wise notfear that the court would In
like manner bo Influenced by great
praise?
Suppose, for Instance, a lower court
should render a decision In an Im
portant case, and that tho Judge so
rendering this decision should be se
verely criticised while motion for a
new trial was pending. The crltlet In
Biich case would be guilty of contempt
of such court, on the theory that such
criticism might tend to Influence or
to Intimidate the judge Into granting
such new trial.
Hut suppose, Instead of severe crit
icism, there should be strong and ful
some praise. Would nut such praise
be Just as likely to lnlluenee the judge
to refuse to grant a new trial, as the
crltledsm was to Influence him to grant
tho motion? And would not then, the
person who praises, be just as guilty
of contecpt as he who criticised?
It Boenis so to us. Yet, In all the
boeiks and In all the decisions which
we have read, and to which our at
torneys have called our nttentlon,
there Is no record of a single Inst mire
wherein a case of contempt has been
prosecuted wherein the court was
praised not one.
Can It bo regarded as possible that
nt no tlmo In the entire history of
American or Kngllsh Jurisprudence, no
person or ne newspaper ever praised
a oaurt for lis decision? It does not
seem likely1.
Why, In n decision just rendered by
the highest court of this Btato upon a
contempt matter, tho court Itself re
ferred In tho following terms te a
case at the very moment pending In
one of the courts of this oounty.
"More than a hundred criminal
cases of dynamiting, the desl ruction of
vasts amount of properly and tho"imir-
der of scores eif Innocent persons hnve
been tho result of those criminal nctB
(of yellow journr.ll'mi). And the
criminals hnvo received great e'neemr
agemeuit from tho srurrllous, villain
ous and criminal publications of such
Journals, Courts have been almost
penverless In the matter because of the
corruption and Intimidation practiced
by such criminals and Journals on (he
people and Juries. For much of this
criminal work tho muck-raking and
yellow Journals nre largely responsi
ble and tho result has been that but
very few of the criminals hnvo bi'on
convicted, Tho tide, however, seems to
ho turning, Two elynamlters plead
guilty, and a Jury has recently found
:1S more guilty."
Now the caBe wherein tho 38 alleged
dynamiters wero found guilty refer
ence to which was herein elaubtless
made, was nt that moment pending In
tho courts of the land. Is It possible
that this comment upon tho part of an
other court of the land In a formal elo
clslon handed down from the bench of
such court, would not. tend to Influ
ence the action of the oaurt before
which such case was pending, to an
equal extent, at li'-'st, as comment of
a poor newspaper and editorial writer
upon a case which he really believed
had passed fully and Irrevocably be
yond the power of the court which had
previously e-onsldered If to recall or
alter Its de'cieo therein?
We submit these nuesllons and this
argument to the people for their con
sideration of the difficulties of the
ordinary layman newspaper writer In
steering clear of the shel ls of Judi
cial contempt wherein sale power Is
given to the court which believes
itself aggrieved to determine whether
.or not It Is In fact aggrieved, and, If
so, to determine) what punishment
shall nd(iiuitcly fiirnlKh linlm for Its
aggrieved spirits
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Alaska Proves
to be Placejor
S!rawberries
Washington, Jan. 11. More than lull
varieties of strawbenle's now grow la
Alaska, according to the annual re
port of Alaska Agricultural experi
mental stations of the department of
agriculture made public hero today.
HccauHo of the climatical conditions
In Alaska it was a hard problem at
first to got strawberries to thrive, but
by hybridizing cultivated varieties
wiui pollen from the wild native Alas
ka strawborry, of tho coast region.
splendid results were obtained, The
most remarkable feature about these
hybrid plants Is that they wero decid
edly more vigorous than either parent
yielding more, growing :...ger and
seeming suited to almost any climate
in the territory.
In connection with the growing of
apples, the experts In Alaska wrote
that only trees with crab npplo bloed
produced fruit. An apple Is being
mado to hybridize the crab apple with
the eirdinary eating npplo In hemes of
Keating ft fruit that will stand the cli
mate and bo am ptahle to good table
use.
THE ROUND-UP
The Oregon Historical society
which lins had Its home In the city
hall at Portland, has been ordered out
of that building, and is now homeless.
Tho school teachers, or principals of
the Portland schoeds will nsk tho leg
islature to pass a law preventing their
being discharged "unless for good rea
sons." This is about the limit In the
"educational" lino.
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A recent cruising of Tillamook conn
ty's timber shows she has 3-1C.2S0
acres of It, and that it carries timber
conservatively estimated at M.Can,
0110,000 feet, an average of 42,1 US feet
to the acre.
Albany Is planning for a royal wel-
como to the retail merchants, who
Will meet thorn .laniiiirv !''-'lfi
John M. Friend, of Mulliio, near Ore-
Kon City, was kicked In tho stomach
by a horse Sunday and dle'il in the hos
pital at Oregein ('My Wednesday.
The rainfall at llarshfleld In 1012
wns 70 Inches.
Tho recent storms caused nil tho
Al! winter long on the Zero days and the
windy, blustering days the Perfection Smoke
less Oil Heater gives them real solid comfort.
It save9 them many a cold and sickness for it easily
warms the rooms not reached by the ordinary heat.
The Perfection Heater is mado with nickel trim
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moved from place to place.
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Automobile Motor Cycle and
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logging camps near Astoria to close
down operations.
West Stay ton Is taking steps to get
a co-operative creamery started there.
The beach for miles below IVae'ock
Stilt where the Rosecrans went to
pieces, Is covered with oil from the
burst tanks on the steamer.
Tho final returns show that 33 were
drowned when the Rosecrans went to
pieces on Peacock Spit at the mouth
of the Columbia.
Grants Pass is taking active Bteps
toward building a railroud from that
point to Crescent City, California.
Cottage Grove Grango, encouraged
by the great success last year, will
hold and agricultural fair again this
fall.
Cottage Grove has a well that Is
flowing a steady stream through a
pipes six feet above the ground. The
stream was struck by a well digger
only a few feet below tho surface.
Baker City's death record in 1012
was tho lowest In many years, only CG
having left the city by that route dur
ing tho year.
Jackson county's tax levy is 10
mills.
It is expected the Sumpter valley
railroad, the "Polygamy Central," run
ning from Baker City to Prairie City,
will be extended k Burns in the near
future,
Tillamook has been pretty1 tightly
bottled up, the Headlight, published
there December 31, 1912, reached us
today.
Hurstlng pipes In a Klamath Falls
store during the recent cold spoil,
caused several hundred dollars' dam
age by flooding the stock.
Clackamas county claims to be
fourth In the state In the production
of fruit. It is first In the divorce pro
duct. At Nowberg, Wednesday night, many
women attended the caucus nominat
ing city ollle'ers, and many votes were
cast feir a woman for the mayor's of
fice. Albany's total Indebtedness Is $1T9,
000, according to tho mayor's me's-
sage.
DEFEXSE IS Tllimnill
IX A H( II H 1,11 CASK
UNITED I'llBSS I-HAHED WUIB.
..Washington, Jan. 10. Tho defense
rested In the senate Impeachment
case of Judgo Robert W. Archbald, of
the commerce court, on trial for al
leged misconduct, at 4 o'clock this af
ternoon when Attorney A. S. Worlh
Ington completed bis argument In be
half of tho accused jurist.
Immediately after Worthlngton con
cluded his udelress Congressman Clay
ton, of Alabama In charge of the pros
ecution, began summing up the case
against Archibald. It Is expected that
tho senate will remain in session to
night until tho nrguinents are com
pleted. Brings
Solid
Comfort
to Old
People
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