THE DAILY CAPITAL JOTONAL, SALEM, OEEQON,
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Portland,Oregon
plumber Has Lively Tussle With Mis
creant and Daughter Aids Her
father in Routing Man,
POLICE SAPPED HAED FOB
SLOWNESS IN RESPONDING
Declared They Could Easily Have Made
Distance and Captured Several
Persons Involved.
An unknown person comitted a das
tardly assault upon Theo. M. Barr, the
well-known local plumber, last night,
when Mr, Barr attempted to interfere
when the stranger and several compan
ions broke into the basement of the lat
ter's home, and were caught in the aH
ui sreanug noweu oeer, wincn was
stored for family use.
George Barr, a brother of T. M. Barr,
first heard a commotion in the base
ment, and, upon investigation, discov
ered that some one was stealing some
thing. Theodore Barr then went down
into the basement, and was Boon en
gaged in a struggle -with one of the
thieves. After much wrestling one of
the scoundrels hit Mr, Barr over the
head with a club, aiid the blow cut a
wide gash In the plumber's head, and
all but laid him out. George Barr at
tempted to hold the ascailunt, but the
man was too much for him, and he suc
ceeded in getting away.
Daughter Is Nervy
Just prior to the blow which was de
livered on Mr. Barr's head, Miss Helen
Barr, daughter of T. M'. Barr, ran down
in tho bnseent, and, upon seeing her
father roughly handled, ran up and de
livered several stinging slnlps on the
face of the stranger, who was causing
all the trouble. Things were getting
too hot for the thief by thin time, and
he hit Mr. Barr with a club and ran
out of the basement.
Had it not been for the fact, that the
police were too slow, suited MrB, Barr
this morning, the robbers would httve
been caught. She states' that a call was
made to police headquarters before the
fight ensued, and that, the officers had
ample time in which to got on the
ground, because the scuffle which took
place between Mr. Barr and the thief
lasted for some eimc.
Would Recognize Him.
Miss Barr is sure that she would rec
ognize the assailant of her father, if
she saw him again. Khe states thnt
she had a good view of his fiwe during
the melee, .,
If what Mrs Barr said this morning is
so, the police are rather unconcerned
in regard to the matter. They arrived
20 minutes after a callwas put in, and
when offered assistance lwst night in
locating the guilty parties, they were
inclined to scoff at, the idea of identifi
cation of footprints aul other valuable
clews left by the thieves. When told
about the footprints, the police Raid
thnt they have been looking up foot
prints for months, and have failed to
get any result.
Wanted Beer Only.
It is the opinion of Mrs. Barr that
the pnrties breaking Into her liasement,
wero after beer ami nothing else. She
stated that the thieves took several bot
tles of beer, and in their flight lost n
few nlong the sidewalk, Mrs Bnrr de
clares that beer is kept ill the house
all of the time for family use, n ml it is
evident that, this fact hus become
known.
j FOUL GIVES ROACH FIOHT
Denver, Colo., April 7. spimler
Roach today held a decision on a foul
over V oiing Abe Attell. The fiyht wits
one of the fastest ever seen here, nii.l
the low blow delivered by Attell was
not intent iional.
FATAL ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
New York, April ".- Two men and a
woman were lulled iinl evernl were in
jured in an elevator accident here to
day, The ou riitor lost contnd of the
'nr. which dropped three flours to the
bottom of tin' "hiift,
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Main 85
Widow Disappointed Because Promoter
, Failed to Show Up for Dinner at
" Her Home Sunday.
LETTER ADDRESSED TO
PROMOTER PINNED TO DRESS
It Was Written by Another Woman
Last July and Was Filled Wlta
Endearing Terms.
fan Franciscc. April 7. Friends of
Mrs. Mary Taggart, widow of Dr. Har
ry W. Taggart, of Redwood City, were
still uuablo today to advance anp prob
alblo motive for her suicide either late
Sunday night or early Monday in her
apartments here. Tho body of Mrs.
Taggart was found lying on tho bed in
a gas-filled apartment on O'I'arrcll
street lato last night, and physicians
said she had 'been dead then for some
thing like 24 hours.
The body was found by Lytton Mac
intosh, a promoter, who said ho had
assisted in a deal whereby Mrs. Tag
gart had purchased the flat where she
enled hor life. . A letter addressed to
Macintosh, but signed by another wo
man, wag found pinned to Mrs, Tag
gart's night dress It was filled with
endearing terms, and was mailed from
Sacramento to Macintosh July 27, 1913.
It was Bigncl " K. "
A dinner cooked and waiting was
found on the stove. Mcintosh said
bo had a dinner engagement with Mrs.
Taggart Sunday night," but hnd been
called to Sail Joso on a business trip,
and had beeu unable to notify her of
his departure from the city.
"I never had other than business re
lations with Mrs. Taggart," said Mac,
Intosh today. I was an intimate
friend of her husband's, and I am un
able to understand how she got the let
ter addressed to me, and why she
should have pinned it on her gown. She
at no time displayed any affection for
me. Sho must have taken tho letter
from my desk when she called at my
offico last Wednesday, '
DRYS WIN IN MICHIGAN.
Lansing, Mich., April 7. Prohibition
ists were jubilant to lay over yester
day's election iu 12 counties in which
seven voted dry. Tho most notable vie-,
tory wbb thnt in Ingham county, which
contains Lunging, the capital of the
state. Tho "wets" won three counties
now drp, Claare, Oscoda and Wexford.
That Jar of M11STER0LE
On the Bath-Room Shelf
It's relieved pnin for nearly every
one in tho family. When little Susie
had the croup, when Johnny got hig
feet wet, and caught cold, when father
sprained his knee, when Granny's rheu
matism bothered her
Thnt jnr of Ml'STEROI.E wns right
there to give relief and comfort.
Ml'STEROI.E is a clenn, white oint
ment, made with oil t mustard. It
will not blister like n mustard plaster.
Cjtiii'k relief for Sore Thront, Bronchi
tis, Tunsilitis, Crimp, Stiff Neck, Astli-
mn, Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion,
Pleurisy, Uhc muntisnl, Lumbago, I'ains,
nnd AcheH of the Hock or Joints
Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises. Chil
tihiitiH, Frosted Feet, Colds on the Chest
(it prevents I'lieuinoliiiU. Nothing like
.M I's'l'KRdl.K for crimpy children.
In 'Joe ami "Mii: jnis, ami n special
large hospital sie for .'f'J.jO,
Accept no subslit'ite.
If your druggist cinmot supply von,
send '25c or fine to the .M I s'l Fltnl.E
Company, Cleveln iid, Ohio, and we will
mail you a jer postage prepaid. 1 1 tl 1 1
S, J. M ii 1 1 ii no ii, I.ohcIK ille, ( if tel.. sa s-
"We have lu-eii using ,M I'.nTI.HI M ,E
for two or three v Mils past nn, find
it very gc nil. It in ninny in our
let iljcin.. r-1 : t , f , , ri "
are now selling
following pricei
Watt - Old Price $
Watt - Old Price
Watt - Old Price
Watt-Old Price
Watt -Old Price
Watt - Old Price
GREAT DEATH RECORD OF MAN
WHO HAS WEAK EYES, ACCORD
ING TO SUIT FILED
Oregon City, Ore, April 7. Charging
that 0. II. Kenny, tho engineer in
charge of the train, was reckless, care
less and incompetent," and that he was
compellol to wear glasses because of
weakened eyes, C I'. Hagen, father of
Melvin Hagen, who was killed by a pas
senger train in attempting to save the
ifo of Alma Siimmerfield. his compan
ion, while crossing the Molalla river
trestle, near here, January 7, hns today
filed suit against the Southern Pacific
railroad for $7o00.
Tho complaint further alleges that
Kenny, "prior to January 7, 1S14, had
killed "1 persons, all known to the
plaintiff."
Both Miss Siimmerfield and Hagen,
o.iich IS year3 old, wero killed by the
train
AVIATION LION ONE OF
FEATURES OF BARNES' SHOW
"Sampson," tho aviation lion, is one
of the amazing, spectacular numbers
presented by the Al Q. Barnes big 3
ring wild animal circus. Sampsou is a
full grown, jungle bred, niin-eating
African lion, said to be the finest
specimen of his race in captivity.
The lion and trainer, Miss Mcbto
Stark, mount a balloon basket and
aro taken to the top of the lug tent,
j Roman candlesi sky rockets and colored
; firo arc placed around the arena and
(sputter and shoot almost under the nosa
: of tho big best, but so perfectly ha
, he beci trained to do his act ho seems
I totally oblivious to the fires ckse pro
j imity.
j Another wild animal net involving
plenty of action and excitement Js the
wrestling grizzly bear, " Hig Bill." Ilia
j trainer, Geo. Strnkosh, is a veritable
giant in size, hns never been able to
, get a decision over Bill.
Duo to the iact that tho entire en
I tertainment is given by a troupe of
over (100 educated wild and domestic
; nuimnls tho Barnes circus is widely dif
j ferent from any other knAwn, This
j nnin-nl acting troupe consists of nearly
j every known species, the whole aggre
gation working ns a unit, in tin) presen
tation of a thrilling, miming, instruct.
tivo, amusing entertainment, Tho
l!nrnes circus 1b distinctively the
"show that's different," and rnnk.1
as the original and lurgest wild animnl
show in the world.
Tho public is presented, free, a glit
tering, milo long- now feature parade
at lOsSO. Performances are given at 2
and 8 p, m. Tho dato for Sales is Tues
day, April 14.
LIBERAL POLITICIANS ARE
PLEASED WITH IRISH VICTORY
London, April 7,--Libera! politicians
were sighDijt for Relief today over last
night's majority of .'infl to 272 on the
second reading of tho Irish homo rule
bill. .
Though they professed confidence all
along, their ranks wero so badly disor
ganized by tho incident of the army of
ficers' resignation when tho war offico
bennii making military preparations in
I'lster, thnt tho party lenders wero
'doubtful what the next vote would be,
I It did, in fnet, show a nnrrower margin
'in the Liberal Liiliorlrish alliance's I'll
vor over the conservatives than earlier
in the session, but tho Liberals were
too well satisfied that it wns lis wide
,11s it was to do any complniuitig,
Tho bill was expected to puss its
i third rending early iu Map, after which
' it will go to the house of lords.
POLICE INSPECTOR SHOOTS
ANOTHER FOR WIFE THEFT
Paris, April 7. Police Inspector
Maurice He La Croix today shot nnd
Killed Itiipiiioiid Dii in, another ill
sp'vtiir, lit police heiidipiurters lure.
The two had just left the olfice of
I hief I ri h )--( 1 1 r l.ellreton, rl'ler report
ing for duly. I'e La I'roix fired lis Un
pin win ilesi etnliitir the stairs to the
street. I'e In Croix immediately r;ae
himself up; nnd said he killed IMipin :';o
itlenaliiig Mine. I La Croix's affec-tionw.
REDUCE
Mazda Lamps at the
.35 New Price $
.35
New Price
New Price
New Price
New Price
New Price
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2.00
UNITED EVANGELICAL AGREES
TO MERGER OF DALLAS AND
PHILOMATH SCHOOLS.
Pullas, Or., April 7. The animnl
conference of the United Evnngelkul
church for Washington and Oregon ad
journed Sunday night. At the business
session Saturday the committee in edu
cation reported favorably on the pro
posal to federate tSe edcattonal inter
vats of three churc'-es and the report
was adopted by the conference, upon
tho condition that the citizens of Philo
math raise nn endowment fund of $:I5,
000 for tho school that will result from
a consolidation of Dallas college and
Philomath college. The action of this
conference must be concurred in by the
conference of the United Brethren
church and tho Evaogelicnl association
before it will be effective. The con
ference also passed a resolution favor
ing a federation of the two Evangelical
societies in one church organization.
At tho conclusion of the business ses
sion Saturday evening, Bishop U. V
Swengel announced the asigntneuts of
ministers as follows:
Portland district 0. C. Toling, pre
siding elder; Portland First church, ('.
C. Poling and supply; Portland Mission,
to be supplied; Portland Ockley Green,
G. I Lovoll; St. Johns, J. A. Goode;
Portland suburban, H. Ht Farnhani;
Adna, to be supplied; Hillsboro, F. K.
Fisher; Chehalem, to be supplied; War
ren Mission, F. E. Phelps; P. Bittucr,
member of Portland quarterly confer
ence; J. Bowcrsox, member of Ockley
Green quarterly conference, .
Dallas district S. S. Mummy, pre
siding elder; Brooks Mission, ii. K.
Stover: Beulnh. .Summit. Xownort nnd
I Bey View, S. M. Wood and supply;
1 Itickreall and Bridgeport, M. J. Bnlliiii
Uvno; McMinnville, V. Urbino; Eugene,
j t'. E, Brickley; Florence, II. 1 I'rurt;
iGuston, E. Singleton; Kings Valley, G,
I V.. Erskius; I.ewisville, W. S. Plowman;
' Mnpleton, supplied by F. II. Met'f;
tvidnvillo, to be supplied; Salem, A. A.
Winter; Sweet Home, J. L. Burns; C.
A. Mock, X). M. Metzger, A. W. Tents,
M. B. Young, members of Dallas quar
terly conference; T. A. Yost, member
of Florence quarterly conference; W. V,
Wall, member of Mnpleton quarterly
conference; N. W. Phclns, conference
ovnngeliut. r
, Tj. W. Baxter et al to J. E. Crowe et
al, lots 8 and 4, Garden Home Tracts,
10.
A. W. Peebles et lix to A. E. Peebles,
lot, (I, block 1, Boise's second addition,
$10.
Francis Feller et ux to II. O. Ham
mel, tract 15, Feller's subdivision.
SejnOO.
Francis Folic ret ux to II. O. Hum
mel, track 10, Feller's subdivision, 1.
A, E. Courtwright et ux to A. J.
Purcell et ux, lot 2-", Hall's Homo
Tracts, 400.
J. lllsen et ux to E. R, Cochrane et
ux, 0 acres, sec 2, t l! s, r 1 e, 1200.
W. W. Lauder to li. W. Lander, .1
acres, sec 22, t 0 s, r 2 w, 10.
H. W. l.nivler to W. W. Lander, "t
acres, sec 22, t ll s, r 2 w, 10.
Klla Korb to J 8. Korb, lots 50 to 02,
Friends Oregon colonv, 1.
W. Scott to Ella Korb, lot .1, block
l.'l. Scotts Mills, toll.
Benedictine Convent to M. rVhmaltx
ft ux, 1.2."i acres Mt. j ngel, 1200.
S. Will, S,- to II. M. Khleti, 2.0.IS
; acres, sec, l.'l, t 4 s, r 1 w, 10.
Ed, lioorilor et nx to If. Steiukaiup,
00 acres, sec I, t, l s, r 1 w, 10.
1 Jos. lYtcl by iidin, (o O. W. Ilaon,
2(,,l.:i7 tides, sec, 1 :i,nd 0, t 0 s, r 1 and
2 e, ;i,"no.
; Quit Claims.
F. !'. Ilolton to O, A. Bolton, tni'-ls
HO mid 0", A. C. Bolirnslc.lt Oivlmds,
love Had at fectioti.
Fleet ric Melting Si Mining ''o. to Coo.
solidtitcd Copper Mining & Power I o.,
12 mining chims, 1.
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