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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1913)
DAILY CAP! TA1 JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1913. Luther McCarty Wrestling A Bear as Training Stunt IS ' , ; j v . feiA' '; j V1 w A FREE Wns Accused of liiintiny, Rut Says His llrotlier, ot Hp, Married the Aecuslnif Woman. Photo by American Pros Association. WRESTLING with a bear while training for his flRht with Al Tnlzer was the hazardous feat accomplished by Luther McCarty, the white heavyweight champion of the world. McCarty has had a vailed cu ropr. He has been a district messeiiKer boy, cowboy, farm hand, lumberjack, deep sea sailor, bill sticker, roustabout and luan of all work, lie learned to fight with bis flats as a part of his scheme of life. One of his flrat big ring batt.et was In 1011, when be substituted for a fighter who had "run out" of a mutch with Walt Adams, heavyweight champion of Canada. He licked Adams In the second round. He later attracted attention by knocking out Carl Morris and defeating Jim Flynn. Many a leap year girl, alto RottlnR Ho mire you are right, then go uliPiid a look, declined to leap. and link your wife. Redwood City, Cul., Feb. 13. Rev. Frank Horn, former pastor of the First Haptist church at Richmond, Cal., whose trials slnco Eva Mae Metz, his alleged wife accused him of bigamy, have been many and varied, walked out of the jail here today a free man. Horn, the woman says, married her here under the name of DeTovrea and wns alleged to have previously mar ried Miss Jildwull In Everett, Wash. This Horn denied. He admitted hav ing lived with the liidwell woman, but declared no marriage ever had been performed although he did get a li cense to wed her In Oakland. Tlio harrassed pasfor, who lias been accused of escapades in other Cali fornia towns, declares that his twin brother Is the man who married Miss Metz. She says the preacher Is tho man. Miss Met., Mrs. DeTovrea or Mrs. Horn as she claims to be nnnounc nounccd In San Francisco today that she would push a suit for divorce. ATEMPTED TO l'OISON CAPTAIN OF POLICE New York, Feb. 13. A plot to poi son Police Captain Walsh, whose con fession is alleged to have involved a number of high police officials in New York's police graft scandal, was re ported today. District Attorney Whit man ordered a nurse and doctor to In spect all food prepared for Wash. A heavy guard was thrown about his residence. Altogether (Chicago Tribune) "Some family In this building." ob served the stranger, sniffing, "Is cook ing cabbage today." "All of 'em, sir," said the janitor. "It's the understanding among all tho renters that Monday Is the reg'lar cab bage day." MANY PICTURESQUE SHAPES SHOWN IN SPRING MILLINERY & w rv ft x -rf v.. ak P' -k1wf' r WW If-' :.lv, V ml -:.'v--',: A.., .W.-Aa C THE SMART MARQUISE HAT. LOSE fitting hats ore to be worn a grent deal nest spring. The model shown here Is what 1b known as the marquise. It is of fine mllnn straw In heliotrope. The bat Is adorned with plumes that droop over the front of the brim. That Peculiar Lightness and Flavor Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake, etc., is due to the absolute purity and the accurate combination of the ingre dients of the Royal Baking Powder The best things in cookery are always made and can be most readily made with the Royal Baking Powder. Hence its use is demanded in the most cele brated restaurants, in the homes of the people, wherever delicious, wholesome food is appreciated. Its sale and use extend to every civilized country in the world. The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar NO ALUM NO LIME PHOSPHATES GAJJG OF FOOLISH WOMEN MARCH THROUGH THE MID Mctuchen, N. J Feb, III. Express ing no fear of the bad' roads ahead, the "on to Washington" suffrage army of 16 from New York started for Princeton early today. They expect to arrive there late this afternoon. "General" RoBalio Jones, leader of the band, haB named her followers "The Army of tho Hudson." Tho army presented a somewhat bedraggled appearance when It ar rived here, tho muddy roads having presented but few "high spots" for th dainty booted feet. The marchers managed to get In a lot of ballot talk,, despite tho hard going, however, and were Bmlllng and happy wheen greet ed by the curious crowds here. To Cure a Cold In One D:iy. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'3 Signa ture Is on each box. 2f.c. a I x a B 10 J ki n I ti 1 n 1 m nn 1 0 7 ) n Li It II tl II W tl tl H H u n n ti li n ii M ti n 81 K3 OF Oscar Johnsoe's OothioH Stock $30,000 Stock of Men's High Grade Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats, Hats, Shoes, Furnishings, Etc., Ordered Sold at Once. Everything is What Will Happen Tomorrow AND SATURDAY Will Be a Shame to Tell L.if n M ii 13 P U H It tl tl n n n M II EI tl tl It tl II tl I! II U u II II M ti M I II n ti ii ti ti u Every Dressy Suit, Every Dressy Hat, Every Bit of Men's Furnishings Must Go. This Stock Must Be Sold w u ti i j ti u n ti ti ti li u n 13 El tl tl tl tl tl n ii n ti ti ti ti ti ti ti El tl 11 n ti Out From Top to Bottom in the Next Ten Days. Everything Will Be Sold Out A FEW ITEMS ti ti ti ta I f Men's Sox, rut to , '(' I Tie anil -Oe Men's Sox, rut to fc L'.'.e Mixed Wool Sox. (Mil to I!lc l"ir Handkerchief, rut to lie L'.'.e IIiiiiIiiu Cullers, cut to V.W fide President. Sunpi'liilers. cut to P.lc dr anil 7.ric Men's Silk Ties, cut to Wo Itenulur '1 for llfic Ai row Uriind Cnllai s, cut to ,. .8 fur SSr fic and ","ie Men's Work Shins, rut to 8"ir Jil.LT. MreHH Shlrls, rut to lil $12.rifl Men's New Vp-to-Date Suits, cut to $I.IW $L'2.r.O Men's Suits, cut to T.M $:t0.fltl Men's Suits, cut to IO.!W Buys' Suits nt 10 rents on the dollar. $'.'0.00 Men's Overcoats nnd Raincoats, cut to $ti.S!) $:t.00 Men's Shoes, cut to Hit!) J'i.iio Men s Shoes, rut to fcMN $:'..( Men's Hats, cut to '. . . .l.,".lt $1.00, $.1.00 John n. Stetson Hals, rut to 2..1ll $3.50 Tanls, cut to fl.M) ".Or. nnd COc Heavy Ribbed Underwear, cut to 211c Ti"c nnd $1.00 Mixed Wool Vnderwear, Cut to .Hie $1..10 Heavy Wool Pmlerwenr, rut to !)Kf $2.00 Bnglo Wool Underwear, cut to.. $1,211 $1.00 Unloik-Sults, cut to I!)P $l..ri0 and $2.00 Union suits cut to sr $.'!.ri0 Union Sulls, rut to $",il $.1.50 Men's Sweater Conts, cut to $1.1!) $2.00 Wool OverBhh ts, cut to l)Hc $.1.50 Wool overshlrts, cut to $.l) Remember, Nothing is Reserved. Everything is Going. Doors Open Promptly al 8 A. M. Tomorrow. Sale Will Go on For the Next Week. Everything Must Be Sold Out OSCAR JOHNSON STORE CORNER OF STATE AND LIBERTY STREETS NOTICE Every article in this store is guaranteed, and any customer who is dis- sausnea wicn tneir purcnase, tneir money win oe rerunded ti ti ti tl ES tl tl tl 11 tl II u m tl tl tl tl tl II II II II tl tl tl tl tl II M tl II II II II tl II II tl tl tl,
