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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 9, 1913)
I . . . . ....... VKSV. rOUB. . DAILY CAPITAL JOUMTAL, BALBM. OBEOOIT, SATURDAY, AUOUBT9. 1913. ' 4i44 4i44HMM4i4444Hti44-4444444MM Clatsop Beach i Gearhart -- Seaside SwL Ideal Week-End C t Round Trip via the OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY - W T Leave Salem 9:45 a. m arrive Portland 11:40 a. m. T ; Saturday Beach Special leaves at 2 p. m. Arrive beach ; ' '. point for dinner. Choice of time for return, on Sunday ! or Monday Parlor Observation Cars. Breakfast and : 7 dinner served, on Ore eon Electric train Above schedule allows rew nours in rortiana eitner way. Phone 727. Beach folder on request. C. E. ALBIN, General Agent. Ml WANT AD HOE08COPE August 8. tho coming week, as new positions will be found through them, and advan tageous change of location. BIO PARADE. UKITID PBBSS IJBASBD WISE. Milwaukee, Wis., Aug. 9. Cardinal Gibbons, of the American Federation of Catholic Societies, which opens here tomorrow with a pontifical mass. This afternoon 20,000 Catholics participated in a parade. Bom on this date, you should wear a ruby or a diamond. Your governing planet is the sun and the Zodiacal aign "Leo." This is an excellent sign to be born undor, for Loo gives force, magnetic power, a nimble mind and power to command. 1 1 Suffered Eczema 60 Years Now Well. It also J.TH faults, but not v.ces. Um6 en(Jur9 the aw. In.pat.ence, a hastiness of judgment M UcM ,uin. and quick temper are the faults given known M . , tettet, by Leo. Leo people should listen to nftme eczema Secm good to roaizei their Inner gn.danco, and follow It im- thftt Dr IIobson, Eczema oint. pliciily. jmeut has proven a perfect cure. Women born on this date aro sus-1 Mrs. D. L. Kenney writes writes: "I ceptible to flattery, are apt to be flirts cannot sufficiently express my thanks and yet, when in their own homos, j to you for your Dr. Hobson's Eczema make excellent wives and mothers. Ointment. It has cured my tetter, Men of this birthdate aro generous which has troubled me for over fifty to a fault. They are domestic and. years. All druggists, or by mail, 50c. take front prido in seeing their own Pfoiffer Chemical Co., St, Louis, Mo.; family well dressed and occupying a (Philadelphia, Pa. J. C. Perry. high social position. I 1 i if an 7.1 got a divorce so as to have Seamstresses, stenographers, teach- peaee in his old age. That sometimes ers, should watch the Want Ads for I seems to be the only way. IS Asserts There Is No Truth In Story Printed by Portland Telegram Regarding His Mission. CNITXD rRESS LEASED W1BI. Portland, Or., Aug. 9. Whether coincidence or not, two prominent Jap anese are scheduled to go north on the Shasta limited at 3 o'clock this after noon, the train which will carry Gen eral Felix Diaz and his party on the next lap of their journey to Japan. The two Japanese, Dr. Juichi Soye da, formerly assistant minister of fi nance in Japan, and Tadao Kamita, honorary secretary of the Tokio cham ber of commerce, are also booked to sail from Vancouver, B. C, next Wed nesday on the Empress of Russia, the yessel which will carry General Diaz and his entourage. General Diaz was vehement today in his denial of the truth of an interview appearing in the Portland Telegram yesterday, purporting to be with an at tache of his partv, in whicn it was stated that the visit of Diaz to Japan was for the purpose of signing a secret treaty which would, in exchange for a cash consideration, give Japan a naval and military base' in Mexico. "The report is absolutely false," Diaz declared. "T know that none of my party said it." When asked concerning the report that General Iluerta had declared that John Lind, President Wilson's personal representative, would be unwelcome in Mexico, City, Diaz said: 'Until I am informed officially that Mr. Lind will not be favorably received in Mexico, I don't want to talk about it." IMPRESSION OF HAND (Continued from pace 1.) print of anyone connected with the murder can ever be had now. Evidence Probably Stolen. Chief of Police Welch is today trying to figure out who broke into the base ment of the house last night. While making another investigation of the premises this morning, the chief dis covered that some one had pried the staples out of the basement door with the uso of a pick and entered the place; The door had then been refastened, but tho instrument used to draw the staples had been left in front of the floor. It is possible that some friend or friends of the men being held entered the basement last night for the purpose of making way with some tell-tale A great many have taken advantage of this sale. Good bargains are found in every thing. This is indeed a rare chance to buy that piece of furniture that you have been thinking of so long. SPECIAL We are making a special offer on all porch furniture. 4-P1ECE SET, NOW $15.60 These pieces are the genuine old hickory, worth $20.75 SPECIAL Circassian walnut dresser and chiffonier $32.50 DRESSERS $26.00 $30.00 CHIFFONIERS ? $24.00 THE TWO PIECES $47.50 RUGS EXTENSION TABLES GO-CARTS RANGES ROCKERS DRESSERS On or before September 1 we move to our new location, 247 N. Commercial street Salem Furniture Co. 333-339 Chemeketa Street. One-Half Block East of Commercial bloody clothing or other articles which had been cast under the house by the one who committed the murder. Hav ing no key, the police did not search the basement yesterday or last night, and there is strong indication that there might have been something hidden in that part of the house which would prove disastrous for either the men now in jail or others connected in the case. Friend of Koda, Maybe. Investigation showed this morning that besides a sewing machine, an old lounge and some cordwood, the base ment was practically empty. Nothing seemed to be missing, according to Koda, who told of everything in the building and just why anyone would be so anxious to enter the basement and use a pick to do so, is somewhat of a mystery. Had there been anything there that belonged to others besides Koda, the latter would possibly have Known it, and he stated positively this morning that there was nothing in the place but what belonged to him. The police be lieve that it is possible that Koda's statement may be true enough and that there might have been things in the basement that, while belonging to Koda, he was not desirous of having them displayed to the public. On the other hand, why Bhould any one break open the basement door when the place contained but a few worthless articles! This business indicates that some person had a great desire to re move something from the basement and did get something by stealing it under cover of darkness. What that some thing is, the police today would like very much to know. Killed by Person Unknown. After taking evidence from 2 p. m. to 9 p. m. yesterday, the coroner's jury which investigated the murder, brought in a verdict that the three people came to their death as a result of wounds in flicted by the knives in evidence by some party or parties unknown. F. R. Davis, Fred Rice, Frank Ward, Frank Morrison, A. H. Steiner and C. N. Mat lock were on the jury and the inquest was conducted by Coroner Clough, with Deputy District Attorney Heltzel look ing after the interests of the state. The evidence submitted was pretty well covered in The Capital Journal's story of the murder yesterday. ' Finds Bodies. Following tho testimony of Koda, given in yesterday's Capital Journal, Matsura testified that he went to the alley from State street about 7:45 and discovered the bodies. He notified peo ple in the laundry and picked up the baby and gave it to Nakamura, telling him to take it to the Chinese doctor. He then covered the bodies with a sheet. There was nothing new in Xakamu ra's testimony, Kruno Boedigheimer told of finding no one nenr the bodies when he arrived. Koda's Story Assailed. Evidence was introduced to show that Koda, Matsura and Nakamura were not telling the truth. Koda's testimony was especially assailed and his alibi was considered greatly weak ened by evidence which indicated that ho might have visited the hospital and still have killed the three. K. Otsubo, secretary of the Japanese association at Portland, and T. Matsui, and interpreter from that city held the belief that it was a ease of murder and suicide, that the dead man was infatu ated with Mrs. Koda and that he killed her when she fled from him. It was found last evening that the baby was shot in the back, as well as stabbed in the stomach. Bought Last April. It has been ascertained that the re volver found at the scene of tho kill ing, which belonged to the dead man, was purchased by him from Mauser Urns., April 7, 10K1, and the calibre was .,12. He gnvo his name ns Joe Kvshnwn. Believes They Live. Vp to the present time, Koda will not believe that his wife Hud bnby are dead, ording to Guy Smith, who is giving him legal advice. Koda states that hjs wife will come back to him sooner or later and stoutly claims that sho will not leave him. II II 11 tl 11 tl II M n n ii ii u is n ii ii ti it ii u ii u ii ii ii n ii u u H U II 11 U tl 11 II II tl II w II tl II II n ri ii ii ii n ii ii ii :i u n ii tl ii N tl II n ii M u am war fi 1MB MW riMi Ifefll S IB tttti Ml $1 00 Places the Greatest House- hold Convenience of the Acre in Your Home, the u H00SIER KITCHEN CABINET The Hoosier will save you hundreds of steps and hours' of time each day. By taking advantage of our club plan any one can own a Hoosier. The entrance fee and dues are so small you will hardly notice them. Ask about the club plan and let us show you the Hoosier. You'll be interested. niinmj.milMMMllMMlllilllMl..ilu.l. GARDNER NOT SANE ENOUGH TO BE AT LARGE, DECISION Judge Galloway this afternoon dis-1 missed the application of Attorney i Trindle, who was applying for a writ of habeas corpus in the case of William Gardner, on the ground that ho was be ing unlawfully detained in tho insane asylum here. Notice of an appeal to tho supreme to be at large and 1 person tin ne detained at the uvlum. , Yes, Alonzo, it ij possible f n and woman to generate t In platonic love that will stand tot. test if they can keep W court was given. Gardner was returned to the asylum following the hearing. Taking the stand, Dr. R. E. L, Steiner j superintendent of the asylum, testified that iu the event Gardner was turuod loose, that lie would not be responsible for the patient's actions. Dr. Steiner said that if Gardner was liberated, the apart. court would have to stand responsible I 1 1 for the man 's future conduct, as ho eon- If you would hit the target f sidered Gardner to be a dangerous mnn cess you must aim before rnA'-" .... 44444444444444444444HHHMttt'j Special Clearance Salt To make room for our new fall goods we are offering for this week only, any ilw , or finished article in the store at ONE-THIRD OFF MADE-UP UNDERWEAR 50e to $2.00 articles 34c to $1.34 CHILDREN'S MADE-UP GAR MENTS. $1.00 to $2.M values, 67c to $1.67 Doilies, collars, towels, scarfs, etc., at equal reductions, chase at this sale for your Xmas work. TINTED PILLOWS ASP CENTEES 50c to $2.50 value, 34c to $1.67 Figure the saving v& MISS NORRIS INNOCENT BEFORE TRIP TO RENO l'NITFO DISSS LEASED WWR.I San Francisco, Aug. fl. Highly sensa tional testimony bearing without re serve the whole story of immoral rela tions between Maury I. Riggs, whose I white slavery trial will be resumed here Tuesday before United States Judge Van Fleet, and Marsha Warrington, with whom he fled to Reno after de serting his wife and child in Sacramen to, was practically promised here today by Theuditre Roche, special prosecutor (or the government in the famous caiie Roche also intimated that the case agniut IMggs and that agninst his com panion, P. Drew Caiuinetti, son of the I'nited States commissioner of immigra tion, may take an even more serious phase than lias so far been intimated. There has been no attempt to claim that Miss Warrington was not intimato with Higgs fur some time before the Reno escapade, and it has been supKisod that Miss N orris, who accompanied ("ami netti, nUo was not above reproach. This idea was dispelled here today by Prose cutor Uoihe, who declared he hiui evi dence to show that Miss Norris was bullied and brow beateu into making i the Kono trip by false threats of im pending exKiiire when as amatter of fact she was pure until tho arrival of the party at the Reno buHgalow, where the arrest of th elopers was finally nude. . , The Needlecraft Shop 291 North Commercial Street. PL A We Carry the Two Best Brands Made ACME and APEX Our stock is all fresh and we guarantee a good job SpauldingLoggingCompan; Front and Ferry Streets Phone I8 !