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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1911,
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Sbootlng of Melton, daughter and her
self Believed to Have Come When
He Was Unmasked.
ANY ONE OF FOUR WOUNDS
IN MELTON'S BODY FATAL
Fifteen Empty Cartridges Found
Floor and Many Shots Must
Have Gone Wild.
on
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Mil i'lMM1 MBMMtfWiMMIBHI
tHI ITAWH OMMNV, NIW YOUR CITY.
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surrounding country within a fivo-mile
radius of the apparatus, is being held
in detinue at the city prison here,
pending an investigation of the valid
ity of his invention.
Tho "wireless Bpitzscopo" is the
namo given by Spitz to his invention,
and ho organized a million dollar cor
poration, the "Wiroloss Spitzseopo
Company, Inc.," tho stock of which
his agents have been busy selling to
the gullible.
In rooms on tho top floor of a prom-
Inont business block hero, Spitz main
tained his headquarters, lie had a
wiroloss outfit installod, with a number
of mercury tubes, reduction coils and
other electrical devices to bewilder the
prospective stock buyer.
Polico inspectors, on tho request of
suspicions stockholders, mndo an inves
tigation yesterday. Accompanied by a
doputy city olectriuian, who is an ex
pert on wireless, they called on Spitz.
After a thorough examination, Spitz
was locked up.
SHOOTS WOMAN AND SELF
IN NEW YORK CITY HOTEL
A. 0. Mngors returned yestorday
from an extended visit in southorn Cal
ifornia in company with Jack Rogers.
Mr. Mngcrs saw, among countless
other interesting things, the great "bird
nmn," Lincoln liouchey, performing tho
latent air stunts.
Following is a fair description of
what Mr. Mngors observed while at
tending tho aviation grounds and which
whto recorded in a California papor:
' "Once mora Lincoln Doachey broko
his own record when yesterday after
noon ut tho Imposition aviation
RTtmnibi, ho looped the loop seven times
before a crowd of 25,0(10 spectators.
Hex'hcy'g best previous record wns six
loop.
"This exhibition was tho Inst tho nir
expert will make horo for the present,
as he will Icfive this week for Los An
Rnlm ami the latter part of tho month
will no to Australia,
"Olhrr aviators, including Silas and
Harry ( hristofforson, Hoy Francis and
11. W. lilakcly participated. Motion
I'iclnrrN were taken from a baloon
which hung high in the air.
'A!1 the blrdmcn distinguished them
nolvui by their daring and the facility
with which they handled their inn
eliinrs. "A new rule has been established by
I'tfrrrtnr of Works W. 11. H. Connick,
who warned the aviators that they
immt not perform their stunts directly
over the bends of the crowd, us some of
them Imve been doing. "
Mr. Mngers declares that there are FLEA TO REVERSE DECISION
over J 0,0(10 unemployed men in Nnn MADE IN JOHNSON CASE
Vrnnriwo despite the fact that there '
ro in tho neighborhood of 20,000 men I nuiTrn rimss i.sxrr. wthr I
now employed at the 1'anama exposi- ' 'l,ilftK"' ' SA pica to the Knifed
tion grounds. He shiites also that while Slnl, ,'iri'"it ,,,urt ot appeals here to
he. and Mr. Itugers was in Frisco tho r,,v,'rst' It" conviction of .lack Johnson,
tity Kovernmcnt offered employment ,ho '"'K10 l,"Ki,ist' 0,1 " ,v,,it" slavery
fur most of the unemployed nt if 2 a day ,,,llu'0 N11"1" Wednesday by Attor
l.nt truly a hundred accepted tho of- ! m.v "''".i1"11'1' Hnchrach.
fer. "Tho Mann act was not Intended to
The. exposition buildings, Mr. Mngors Invent a man from traveling between
iIwIhits, are going up rapidly and thoro H,lu's witl1 R concubine," argued luich
arwuomit of the largest structures plan-, nl' "Tl, ,it1'' subject matter
lied that he has over seen or heard of
(ONITBD FBBSS UASID WIKI.
Los Angeles, Jan. 8. A new element
was injected into the Molton-Cox trag
edy affair late Wednesday when D. M.
Hammack, an attorney with whom Mel
ton was associated in business said that
Melton was married and lived with
his wife, Mrs. Maude C. Melton, in
Mohawk street, Los Angeles. The
couple had been married seven years,
Hammack said, and appeared to be hap-
py-
The police entertain but one theory
of the killing, and that is based upon
the statement of Mrs. Cox's mother i(
San Francisco that Meltvn and Mrs.
Cox were to be married. They believe
that Mrs. Cox had loarnod that Melton
already hail a wife, or perhaps that he
told her, and that she deliberately plan
ned and committed the crime. ,
She Must Have Done It.
They point to the fact that anyone
of four of the wounds in Molton's
body would have been fata, and they
believe that the woman emptied her
revolver into his body aftor she had
shot him down.
Fifteen empty cartridges lay on the
floor of the doath room. Many of the
shots had gone wild, stoveral going
through a window aad imbedding them
selves in a wall.
In the theory they have constructed,
tho police aro unable to account for
what thoy say must have been the cold
blooded murder of the little girl, who
was an unusually beautiful child.
Mrs. Melton identified her husband's
body at the morgue. She smid that her
life with Melton was happy, and that
she had novor heard of Mrs. Cox.
claimed one of the officers of the Span
is liner Manuel Calvo yesterday when
tiold of Captain Gunter's charge that
the Calvo 's crew were half hearted in
their efforts to rescue those on board
the tanker Oklahoma.
"'Captain Bonet of the Calvo," the
officer continued, speaking for his su
perior, who knows no English, "did
everything possible. He risked his
ship as far as he dared, and our men
hesitated at no risks in their efforts.
Some of them, injured when our boats
were smashed against Calvo 's side, are
in hospital now."
The officer admitted that the Calvo
did not stand by tho Oklahoma through
the entire night but pointed out that
there were six other ships on the scene,
"In the darkness," he said, "it was
necessary for the captain to Bheer off,
for the safety of his own ship and pas
sengers, since the Oklahoma was with'
out lights and the Calvo had no search
light,"
MORE BATTLESHIPS TO
BE SENT TO MEXICO
IINITRD 1'IICSS I.RAHFIU (VIHn.l
New York, Jan. 8. John Peterson,
nged 2."), yesterday ufternoon shot and
killed an unidentified woman about 20
years ot age, in tho Hellenior hotel
here. Peterson then committed suicide.
The couple had registered nt tho ho
tel as "J. Peterson nod wife."
The woman wns shot through the left
eye and the man in tho head. The
polico think tho man shot her following
a quarrel. A napkin was knotted about
the girl's neck, and the police believe
tho man attempted to choke her to
death, but failing in this, shot her.
IKJLICE THINK STYGIAN
BAYS PROJECT 19 FRAUD
of the act indicate it was designed to
prevent the buying ami selling of wo
men for the purpose of prostitution."
TANGIBLE THANKS.
much does Metsler
she got her di-
I IMTKI, I'UKSH I.KASMh WIIIFl
ti'':-.i 'ill., .Inn, S. Mnmnol S'lit. llammels Hew
'farmer employe of tho government at pay his late wife sin
Mure IkIiiiuI unvy yard, who claims to vorcot
t ulile, by menus of "stygian rays", FawcettFifty dollars a week 120
anil a wireless outfit, to throw on a for alimony and $110 for gratitude.
gnua dire at night the image of the Life.
TIDWELL ADMITS HE MADE
SOME ERRORS IN CASE
trams) r&isii uasid wibi.1
Washington, Jan. 8. Secretary of
the Navy Daniels announced yesterday
afternoon that the battleships Deta
ware, Florida and Utah will sail for
Mexican waters about February 15.
They will be sent, the secretary ex
plained, to relieve the Rhode Island,
Nebraska and New Jersey. Should the
ships scheduled to be relieved remain
nowever, as recently happened in a
similar case, the United States would
have ten battleships off the Mexican
coast. '
Incidentally Secrotary Daniels' an
nouncement immediately followed a de
nial by him that "any order had been
issued or was contemplated" to sond
more ships to Mexican waters.
CONTEMPT CASES ARGUED.
UNITED PBB8S LHASIO WIBI.
Washington, Jan. 8. Arguments were
begun yesterday afternoon before the
United States supreme court in the
Gompers-Mitcholl contempt qases. The
labor leaders were represented by Judge
Alton ,B. Parker. Samuel Giompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, and one of the defendants,
was in the court room.
UNITID FUSS UASSD Wtll.l
Son Francisco, Jan. 8. Cross exam
ination of Hpecial Treasury Agent Tid
well was continued yesterday at the
trial of eight Wostorn Fuel company
offi 'ifils and employes, charged with
(inspiring to defraud the government.
'iidwoll was made to admit by Do
f:'tie Attorney McCutchen that the
O'einges alleged by certain witnesses
hnd becu exaggerated. McCutcheon at
tempted to mako tho witness ndmit that
e himt'elf had confused overages in
connection with tho bargo "Coman-
he. ' '
"Didn't you in your direct examin
ation state that the percentage of ovcr-
ige on the Comanche was 14.43, whon
in fact it was only 4.3 per cent. Isn't
that considerably Ichs?" demanded Mc
Cutcheon.
"Yes, it is less," answered Tidwell,
if 1 made such a statement recently."
" You will ndmit that wo have shown
glaring errors in your figures, wont
vout"
"Yes," answered Tidwell. ,
The alleged overages on the barge
Melrose, charged February 10, 100!,
ti ii 1 1, discharge March 31, lilOU, were re-
luced by defense figures from 21 per
out, as alleged by the government, to
1.71 per cent.
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Children, a certain relief for Feverish
noss, Headache, Bad Stomach, Teeth
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Bowels and destroy Worms. They break
up Colds in 24 hours. They aro so
pleasant to the taste Children liko
them. Over 10,000 testimonials. Used
by Mothers for 24 years. Thoy never
ran. sold oy all druggists, Uoc. Sam
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Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
ROSEBURG FIRM'S FAILURE.
(UN1TBI) PKISl LBHBD WIHI.l
Portland, Or., Jan. 8. Admitted in
debtedness of '50,257 is included in a
voluntary bankruptcy petition of "Jo-
sephsons," a mercantile house of Rose-
burg, filed in the federal court here
today. The scheduled assets of tho
concern aro $20,700. Hannah, Sam D.
and Julian Josephson are namod as co
partners in the company.
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PHONE BOYCOTT BELATED
IN SUIT AGAINST TRUST
BREATHE FREELY! OPEN NOSTRILS
MAN WHO CLAIMS TO BE SANE
MAT COME BACK TO PROVE IT
DNITID Miss umD wini.l
Sun Francisco, Jim. S. Walter Me-
Creerv, Sun rrancisco millionaire, ad
judged incompetent by California courts
about a year ago, was allowed .00 0
out of his estate tv Superior Judge
(liaham here yesterday to return to
San Francisco from London and at
tempt to bjtivo liis competency restored
bv the courts.
Several months ago Mel'reery made
a sensational escape from his country
estate, near llollister, Cnl., where ho
had been placed under guardianship bv
Attorney H. II. McPike. Since his
escape MeCroery has lived in London
under the care of physicians who have
pronounced him sane.
CENERAL JONES ARRIVES
AT NEW YORK'S CAPITAL
maiTKD imiiss ijiasbii wimt.t
Albany, N. Y., Jan. S. Footsoro and
weary "lienenir Rosalie Jones and her
suffragette army arrived at tho state
capitol here at 2:10 o'clock yostenlay
afternoon.
Alter addressing tho street meeting
the hikers went to the assembly cham
ber. A fifo and dium corps met the
marchers on the outskirts of the city
and marched with them to the capitol.
UNITED PRESS LI1BID Will.
Philadelphia, Jan. 7. Testimony re
garding a bill in equity brought by the
Bell Telephone company against tho
Johnstown Telephone company, of
Johnstown Pa., charging conspiracy,
was given by the defense in tho govern
ment suit against the American Telo-
graph & Telephone company today at a
hearing here before Mary F. Bell, spe
States district court of Oregon.
L. J. Billingsley, district manager of
the Central District Printing & Tele
graph company,' which was associated
EUTHANSIA.
Beggar Will you please give me a
dime sir! I'm on my way home to die.
Gentleman (handing him the money)
with the Bell, testified that the Bell I pity you, my poor fellow but I
company had been boycotted by the must say your breath smells horribly of
merchants of Johnstown in favor of whiskey.
the independent company, with the re
sult that the Bell company brought a
bill in equity against the local company.
Boggar I know it does, sir; whiskey
is what's killing me.
cial examiner, appointed by the United i alive.
At any rate, John Li ml got back
Woman wants to sell her husband
for $1,000. If her opinion of him is
correct he would be a bad bargain at
99 cents.
3ROSTEIN & GREENBAUMI
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
Now On--Nothing Reserved-Big Reductions
girl
his
AS SOME OF THEM SEEM.
Then with a choked sob the
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turned and threw herself into
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arms. Her lips met his in a long kiss.
Continued on Pago 32Y)
Hut just then A sound broke out of
(Continued on Page 331.)
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Distant Belief When Nose and Head dissolves by tho heat of the nostrils;
Ara Clogged Trout a Cold 8tops penetrates anl heals tho inflamed, swol
Nasty Catarrhal Dlschurges Dull ( Ion membrane which lines the nose, hoad
Head iu lie Vanishes.
Try " Ely's Cream Balm."
Get A small bottle anyway, just to
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mI up air passages of tho head will
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KJ tuch misery nowl Get tho small
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REVENUE CUTTER REPORTS
SINKINO HULK OF OKLAHOMA
i'Nitrd rsens maun wini.l
Washington, Jan. S. Tho revenue
cutter Seneca reported by wireless yes
terday afternoon tluit it had found and
sunk the derelict foreart of the tanker
Oklahoma fifteen miles southeast of
Fenwick Island light.
The hulk wiu tho first stool derelict
In the history of the service which has
Kud to be sunk, the weight of the met-
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stops nasty discharges and a feeling of
cleansing, soothing relief comos immediately.
Don't lav awaka tonielit. slrnm.liiiir
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closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh W fir,vl f,ftf,'B "ix ,om,a
or a cold, with its running f,,i ',1,,t, ,hroKh ,h' hul1' whilh fin".r
mucous dropping into the throat, and
raw dryness
noddles.
1 filled with water and sank.
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Boys' Rough
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Neck
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Nice Corset Covers
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Bloomers, Black Sateen
20c
Best Spool Silk
7c
Hair Nets
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Turkish
Towels
Each
81-2c
Men's $10.00 and $12.50
Overcoats now
$7.50
Men's $8.50
Overcoats now
$6.00
Boy's $2.75 Suits
now
$2.00
Boys' $3.25 Suits
now
$2.50
50c Mercerized Table
Cloth now
39c a yard
Men's $2 Pants now
$1.65
Men's Black Cotton
Good Socks
8c pair
Men's Part Wool
Socks
lie pair
Jet Oil Shoe Polish
7c
Boys' Dress Shirts
25c
Ladles' Winter Underwear 20c
Children's Winter Underwear 20c
Children's Union Suits, only 25c
Ladies' 6T)C Union Suits, only 48c
Ladles, Wool Union Suits, only 90c
LACE CURTAINS
75c Pair Lac Curtains, now 60c
$1.00 Tair Lace Curtains, now 75c
$1.23 Pair Lace Curtains, now $1.00
$1.50 Pair Lace Curtains, now $1.15
$2.00Pair Lace Curtains, now $1.60
$'2.30 Pair Lace Curtains, now $1.85
$3.00 Pair Lacs Curtains, now $2.15
Remember
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R. & G. CORSETS
New Lacs Fronts, $2.00 Corsets,
. -now $i.5o
$1.75 Corsets, now $1.25
$1.25 Corsets, now $l,00
90c Corsets, now 75c
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BED SPREADS
All Largs Sizes.
75c Bed Spreads, now 65c
$1.00 Bed Spreads, now 85c
$1.25 Bed Spreads, now $1.00
$1.50 Bed 8preada, now $1.20
$3.00 Bed Spreads, now $2.25
$1.00 Bed Bpreads, now $3.00
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SALEM, OREGON