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Full Leased Wire Dispatches Today's News Printed Today A A ii 11 1 I) Mill M 1UML J I J II !! 11 I 13 muty-eighth- iiiniiirn to i inn ir. SA' lilt) III U1 MUSIS HQ 1I1IHMM1I' Recent Victory Of Indians Ex pected To Send Them Out Upon New Raids RIVALS MAY UNITE TO ranm -' fluHl AuAlNST MARINES. - 0 J IV i 1 ii m n . aread Kiots Add To General ii mi r, . . UC!IC,U f ROJK KW FYKfinff At UIMb 1UW LAlMing HI ' Marion P.hr llieXICO tlty x . ti t,a , ,r . Ey John Edwin Kevin. . Washington, June 22. As a result of i Hie crushing defeat suffered by tlio lorces of Governor Muvtorena at the' bunds of the Vaqul Indians, officials were anxious today as to the action Ad miral Howard may find it necessary to lake to protect foreigners at (iunytnns. Latest reports stated that an officer liad been sent ashore to the American -ninny with a heliograph, under orders , America l to signal the warships the instant marines nnd bluejackets were needed., It is certain that a landing will be made' ...... ..iv juiiiiiiin i-iiiicu 11 miy more foreigners are killed. Whether May toreua will join the Indians in opposing the landing is causing the greatest anxiety. The general silnntion in Mexico was worse today, lleneral Gonzales is report- d to be engaged Willi Zapatistas in the1 Miburhs of Mexico City, iu ease the; as the dog-ordinance ease, which was Zapatistas nre forced to evacuate, it appealed to the supreme court by the is feared they will first loot foreign city from the decision of Judge ullllu property. Bread riots ill the capital audi way declaring the conimilsorv dim- Miner cities continue. Every ufl'ort is slill being mnde to brlnu atiint a peaeej Bi.-i.-.m-..i, mn. ..us KiriTiiiiiviii giviugi.iar aim set tor argument Juno 20 one tt assistance possible. week from today. Supplies Are Sent. .'inn Diego, Cnl., .lone 22. Carrying mo supply tincKs, tinrness nna euu p-; n , i ' ' "i : me.it for ani.minition wagons, and a! '1 ' r " 'l""' t moves were hir.'e snmilv of fnwl. wstcr nn.l fi i I'H'Krt nuiiik and that th Mexican an i ir . u. . . ., ' thorilies had pressing reasons tor want- V",M My? PP .V. sl",P ing then, kep ret .h on the way today to join the cruiser ,rlm ' nini , tffUn C olorado and other American ships ntf,m Ksperana. He declared that at ""riV,"ni i w. u . , jlcnt 3W0 well anne.l Indians were on lhe (llneler left San Diego late yes-1 the warpath, endangering 2o foreign terdny. From the fact (hat she carried ' colonists, many of whom are Aineri Hoiith motor trucks, harness and other cans. Many settlers have fled, There "M"ipiiieiit, it is evident that Admiral are not miire than .'IUU Mexican sol Howanl is preparing to make a land-j diers in the field aguinst tiie hostile., ing if necessary. Ainiiiiiuilioii which was landed at tli.ay- No word has been received from Ad-!"'a by the cruiser Colorado for the use "drill Huwnrd today. t imperilled settlers threo weeks ago '. j never reached them, Americnin be- Battle Is Expected. ilieve it was confiscated by tho Mexi- Washington, June 22 Consul Silli- ean' ':,V V ,Sl!" f - Americans In Peril. , r ne,,t t int the telegraph line tro,,,, (l , Ariz., June 22.-An,ericau . m. " ,'1ITI,"'V 'J", i"'l tiers are cut off bv hostile Vaoui t ntuiuba 2., miles east of the capiial llMnm , ()ntagoln, Soaora, and are. opposedly by Zapatistas. This would i imminent peril, according t. reiorts mdicnte that the Zapatistas had gotten received here this afternoon, behind the Carrnnza forces who were re-1 The Americans have erected barri I'orted to be on the outskirts of Mex-j cades and are prepared to fight us long l''ty. las their iiinniiinition lasts. Onlagola - I is a few miles north of the town of , i , . .'. - News Is Censored. Vmpii, which has been burned by the Nogales, Ariz,, June 22. flovernor linlinns, ''MODERN BLUEBEARD" TRIED ON CHARGE OF KILLING THREE WIVES (By W. S. Torrest.) I'nited Press Staff Correspondent.) i i , ........ Uii-lon. June 22.-1,1 historical Old 1. alley George Joseph Smith, i:i, went trinl todav charged with the murder ' three of iiis six wives. Willi the opening statement of I'ros- '''"tor liodkin, in which he bnnulcd 'oilli ns a "modern llluebeard," lhe ' '"I "o long nv.nited and so dramatic I""' (dipping in its horrible details Hint " fair to overshadow even war '" in I.011.I011 temporarily, was under : For this is t in fatuous "brides itnth" murder ease. Ki.cl. of the ives of Smith for whos aths bold responsible were found nude I 'bMid In i bathtub. All had I "'"ne,. The courtroom was crow. "nilth. a tall angular man, with li -heek times nnd narrow, deep set p'". was led in. Many of the ., ta- ' ere women. be first thrill e.nne when Smith was ,,'Ncd ,,p0ll , ,.., his forma, tdea. ""iw.iislv In hl eloilc wli,... he was 'l"'. to stand un nud nlead. Smith '''"'I"''! to his .feet. "Not guilty, not' J 11 1 It v " I,,. ,l,fi,.L,l .'li' n lie. it's " lie' 1 I tod kin then began the recital of Ruth's alleged crime. Tiie sinitking. !'at:eye. detendnnt fingered bis mos '"'he 1, ervoii.lv n. Ii.wll. I., told how Bfler another, the wives of Smith 'oie foi.,,,1 ,l.l l 1, .!,,,, I,. t tilne hen liodkin told how previously Smith nosen these wumeu to inaiio uoi r Beats Opponent, George Cus- siter, in Popularity Elec tion By 2 To 1 Vote - to 1 John H. Rrouka t) , tlrtlillllst Of S Ivprtnn ., .,l.,.J. n... .... - ., ,-.:i,-u a!) wZZS TxZmxi !""!!u,lt. of ,U l,v:l1 Popularity election, Ml1 111 ''"it city yesterday, over his f'P0"1'" t"f the appointment, George Thuw,T,,c to,a!,vote a 7. fJI"8 n ow f the nif.it unique and t' 'nary i.eet10s to have ever been held in this state nn.l probably the f'rt of its i,. Hrooks and Cutter ar'' 1,0,11 democrats und prominent in political circles, and both were caudi- .lutes tor the postumstorship. United "t,'fl 8,',l!',"r.i Chamberlain and Lane were unable t., agree upon a choice be J"'1'1'" them and it was finally decided , ut V people ot Silverton house between the tw n nn.l n aim. iml election was held for that purpose yes terday with the above result. .lonu II. llroolis, who will doubtless receive the appointment as a result of the election, has been in the drug busi ness in auverton lor ninny years, at nr.,....,. ' ... , , uu""',, w"" l",or - , , fj I n A ! n MlCRl W Ul'fJUianCe WSC Is Advanced On Calendar I'pnn the petition of counsel for the city and the plaintiff and respondent the supreme court this morning ad vanced the ease nf fVi.r.r.i T 1.. ... snondent. vs. the f'itir nf ki',., i,! leushimr nriliminina tm..,!..! i..'.. Bitvnnee.1 in the mipreme court cnlen- Maytorena today established i strict lcensorshii uver all news from t'ae . ..UNI in. in wnr 7nn.i it a-.u their wills to him or s'gn over Insnr- '" I """" ,v'!"1'1 '"'."llT'uT riipted loe prose, u ur had not Ins at- jj,,,. r,,,'r,IM,i . The ,oc:. tmii charges that Sinth killed the wo- men that he iniuhl collect insiiraii.-e. Smith's first wile, iic-orling to cm donee gathered bv Hie prn-c utwti, was Caroline H. Thornhill. He inuri i, d h i in l!" when he win Hi vein- old, bo but decried cr In l!"' he "'",'.''" F.liznbcih -M'""'' '''r. u"1 , was apparently Ninth s only true . l fair. Mr. l eg er Mnilli is s ,11 a and after the death 1.. each ol Ins other wive; Sn.it .-..y reti.tned o r A Henry Wi -. N.ih ' ' (!... ro-e oi.-.an.e An. ic Mi. u d .1 W. H j"r! j ' ", r money. In Match , '..hem . I -'"'' ".' v"r' ''V,,' ,,i ' He ' ill she .bed .11 a ""'' r l.t.;"tft ' ';' h,4 ,, ,iB,, ! ' . 1 '' ; 1 ' , . , 1 ...r ,-,. 1 1. nuirncd Aloe H ' ' li;v"T;.-.-l-V-1 -i i -In . tub, fill H 'I I"' ' l rath. On September , ' f nbvcr I hnrle. .lames Sin, ,1. tne ,P -ivn.lant martied Al Hevail at tt l ' .. .-lie .-,....; , , I" IU 4. und On I'eceinot-i . , nu un 1 if 1 ...... I.., v.l III 1 n VlifJibelh' Lofty. She made 1 .1. 1 tt..,. win. Margaret out her "ill ' ' 11 ,nlh,. South per Is '"' .lied in a , ... .. 1... tried tO o'.l.-a , "' arreted " e.'O iiisutun' e. Georgia People Threaten Vio lence and Soldiers ur- i ii rouna nouse STONES AND STICKS HURLED AT MILITIAMEN Governor Is Shaken But De clares He Will Hold To His Decision By Lowell MalleM. (United Press Staff Correspondent.) Atlanta, (ia., June 22. Governor Slat.tn was still besieged in his country home this afternoon. With three bat talions of infantry and the uovemor'sl Horse Giitn-.U nn.i-,tli.r n'.tri. ...,i,P.,n..l. ' to Ins ten acre estate, six miles from the center of the city, Slaton was pro tecled from mob violence. He was pay ing the price for having saved the life of a human being when he commuted the dentli sentence of Leo M. Frank to life imprisonment. There is no doubt that Governor Hl.v ton is badly shaken. Hut at two o'clock (his morning when the mijitia com mander reported thnt the Inst stragirler of the mob which clamored at the gate's had been driven from the neighborhood, the governor declared; "1 did right. And f would do it a thousand times again." The strain is telling on him. He is frightened by the threats of violence and gathering of the mobs. He uil.nit- um today he himself militia Inst night. called out Ihel though .Sheriff ; Kuck' Jlangum lied like a gcnllemuni and said he did. I sent for the militia,'' sai.l the LFOVcrnor. ' Miecniiu,. I li,.lii.-.i.l i. I the best wnv to keep somebody from being killed. The sheriff and his deputies could have kept the mob back, but it would have been at the expense of some lives, I am sure.'1 Having seen the sherif on lhe job, I believed Sliiton. Hehin.l barbed wire entanglements hastily stretched across lac gnre, .Mangum stood smiling and cliewiiig toliai'co. Mniigum is a slage sheriff dune to life, lie is tall and, spure with a skimpy bunch of chin whiskers. No one doubled ho was the' real thing last night, however. Ho ap-'er pcared lo have the crowd cowed and it, evi Icnee has a right to rely on an as was about, ready to leave when lhe! sertion of facts, he litis no right to rely militia arrirved and renewed the excite iiient. An hours persistent work by the uniformed youngsters, some badly sciircd, but all keeping a stiff upp.T lip, was necessary lo clear lhe famous old peach Tree avenue. Many stones were thrown, but injuries were few.1 Major Cratnn suffered the most serious "wound" with a broken finger. I Governor Slalon was practically un j guarded when the first noise of the mob I was heard, lie passed around such j weapons us he had in the house and im , pressed new spapernien on guard duly. When the crowd was linallv dts persed, lhe governor responded readily! .., .... tni..i,( ..,1- "Have vou read mv statenienl ' he suit to set nsule and annul n Iiiiiihiic I ake.l. The length of the slateinent ' tion by wliiili the Hlneks trnded a Un lit was some l"'.ouu words-was com-' acre farm near Silverton, for the old I uicnted on. and Slatou replied: i Klite cafe and lodging house, upon the j "It was for the , p f fleoigia. I ground of fraudulent representnl 1.111 ot do not expect olhers to read it. ithe voluuie of business transneted by I "Thev tell me the mob lousi.ts inosl defendant Irvin during the ncgotiu Iv of l.ovs of 12 and 1 S vers," lhe Hons f.T the trade, lhe puliiititts governor added. ' : were awarded a verdict and decree re. , He was told Ihis was scarcely true, m-india t'" ' lrl"1" '" ""' ,r,al I "Well, it is md the people of 1 Georgia out there" he rest lei. It is not the worth while people. It is the niL' tag element. I want to tell v.oi their .leaioiistiation docs not mean an expression bv the slate sir. "I did not refleci on the jury, in.li'c. the pi is.oi board or am led mv statciiicnt, Iheie was ilmilil in my mind, and feeling so. I could let allow the execution to be carried .oil without having it on inv eons, icice the rest "I 11, v life. "It is not that I do not believe in hanging. I simplv I'l "ol feel that I'm nk s guilt bad 1 11 proved.'' The citiens ot Valdo-ta were to. lav .11h.-1il.ing 1 '' t I" erect a mull'l in. ut to Marv I'hai'iin. the little fa,' torv girl i'nink is ihargcd wilh havin inii'id. red. The I'hagan child formerly live. I in Vnldosta. Saloons and cinl. were pcimttel to re open to lav and this w;,s regarded us indi. ,',l,ng I hat the n,,ll,otit,es Ii" Hi. ce, the vv.l-t na- over Kverv iiv ail.ilde pole e, nan in Atlan ta was' kept on d ,iv throughout night and railv l"d'n 'b" nulhoritic. redoubled their vigil in I'"' ,'v,," di-tricts nil.,,, ct.iwd" were 1JJ, gallp-ring. . The storm of bit'er .cntimcnt am sed again.! (I..vern..r si for cu muting the death sentence of Lc" M. I r.-ink to life iinpri..it of had not abate I early todav. , , . , llnve'iior SIhU.h arol 'l"'"n fr"'n " wli reir.i aincl in Ir l""',e wi'li J (CoutiiiucJ on l'sge Thre.) SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY. JUNE 22JL915 Cost "Lucky Jack1 Peterson $600 To Beat A "Dog Tamer" Through the conditional affirmation of a decree entered by Judge Davis, of the circuit court for -Multuomuh coun ty, by the supreme court this morn ing, in an opinion written by Justice Heuson, it will cost J. H. (l.uckv Jack) Peterson (iOU for nssnultimr mill beating up J. H. Housman, who won a uei or ifiu uy succeeding in pacifying ana Bunuuing reiersou s "ferocious bull dog, in I'ortlund, on March 24 1!H4; provided Housmiin elects to re mit $75 of the verdict for $(175, which represents doctor's hills, medical atten tion, etc. If Housman, plaintiff and respondent, does not agree to forego the $75 item of the verdict within 10 days the whole judgment will be re versed. This suit nrises out of a bet made be tween Foterson and Housman, as a re sult of the latter's boasting thnt he could approach and make friends with the most vicious of dogs, that Housman could not muke friends with l'eterson's "ferocious bull dog." Hoiismim suc ceeded in milking friends with the dog to the extent of entering the dog's en closure and petting him but ill doing so the dog got nut and 1'eterson pro tested the bet on the ground that this viidated .one of the rules of the wager. This brought on a quarrel und resulted in 1'eterson assaulting and limiting Housman up and the hitter sued "Lucky Jack" for 2'i(IU dnmiiges. Other eases handed down by the su preme court this morning follow: Htale of Oregon vs. John M. Mc l'lierson, appellant, convicted of lar ceny of a mure, nppoiiled from Crook county, opinion by Justice F.iikin, Cir - cuit Court Judge Rrndsliaw, judgment for state affirmed, Milwaukee .Mechanics Insurance company, appellants, vs. A. linuiscy et al, suit on a fire insiiriince policy, op inion by Burnett, Circuit Court Judge Holmes, judgment for defendtint nf firmed. hchool District No. 5, of linker conn ty, vs. J. 11. Nedcr, appellant, suit to quiet title to properly, opinion by Jus tice . uriieu, . iroui, i , '.mlK mm joogiueui lor pmn.mi ,., ed. W. L. liobertson et nx, appellant, vs. City of 1'ortlnnd, respondent-, from Midluointili eoontv: Circuit Court J idge Koto. . Morrow, affirmed, Opinion bv Justice llnrria. Ciiv of I'.irihuid. rosiminlcnt ii. K" m,,,, .,. i ,,.,i .,, Multno- nmh county: Circuit Judge Davis, af firmed. Opinion by Justice Harris. State of Oregon, respondent, vs. Fan nie O' lloiinell, appeiil from Coos coun ty; Circuit Court Judge Jihn S. Coke, affirmed. Opinion by Justice Kiikin. Defendant convicted of solliiui liouor un Sull,.,v P...;ti fr rehearing were denied , .. .... "i v. . . III IjVIIIIS n. ...ill v. ii it ii .1 iie.,-..M. n I'ortlund I'll and t oko eompnn.v Dale vs. Marvin mid original mlherr to ill WoHfor vs. Hechill. Fraud cannot be presumed. It must be ullcued nud established bv the great- v.cigl.1 of the evidence. While the upon the mere expression ol an opinion bv the vendor in whatever liinguage ..."...I. :. m...i. i. ,....,.1 (IU.!. ,-AJ'l .1.-l,." - uv. . ... in i.r". ... I,,. .,.,mIIv nidi. I.. f,,rm Ills nun opinion and cnnie to a correct jiidgmciit in respect to the mutter as the vendor, and cannot justly claim to have be. misled by lhe opinion however erron eous it may hnve been. Huscd upon the above ruleii of law and conclusions the supreme court ihis morning, ill nil opinion written by Jus tice llcna, rcvcised the deiree of Judge William (iiillowny uf the circuit court for Million county and dismissed the suit of William und Dora llbick i.eainst yiiiiiam . irvin sinni was n court. The prim The principal allegnliirti of frnud wns ba ed upon the repri'seiitutions that the sinteiiH'iit rendered by Irvin, coveiiog the y. ar ri..r to the trnde, and show ing a miitgi" of profit over expernli 1 1,,, tuns was fa'se and plaintiff sought to " establish the f: ami by a eompai.soii 1 o .1 : ot re. i-tpts anil o.soi.rsein.-iiis i-),.-.i-en. cd be liiiti"'-" in the conduct of the b asin. .s during one month and Id days utter the trade was mode, .lunuiiry I, '''ihe rocrl held that this did not ieeesstrilv discredit the statement! rendered 'bv Imii for the year pre ti.Mi. l." h "ot proven false by lhe evidence. "S Irvin 's stateriM'til n ip. reuse in revenue .or m- I ,st month lm Ii fact plaintiff sin 11I. I ,.,ve taken tiotc of. It was ulso p ,., out that the city went "dry November, H'l'l. inimedititcly .out .,1 The Weather Oregon; l air to niyht aii'l W"l' n-lay; n u r t h n-tcrlv win.U. mil OF LEMBERG INDEPENDENCE II TURKS flTISIAi EXPECTED AT ANY m MB r Z i '.Russians Leave Small Body To Hold Germans In Check io Gam lime ARTILLERY AND STORES BEING RUSHED TO BORDER Italians Halt Advance On Ac count Of Heavy Rein forcements To Enemy Merlin, via The Hague, June 22. An nouncement of the fall of Lemberg was awaited toduy. Three Austro Gorman armies were within a few hours march of the city when the lust disputches were filed from I'r.emysl. It is con sidered pisible that the Russians may navo nircn.ly willi.liawn and Hint the j victorious forces of General Von Mack- eiiseu may even now be in possession of the (ialician capital. The Russians ure reported to huve sent a Hiuall force to the hills west of l.cmbeig to maiuliiin a stubborn de fense in covering the letreut of the main iiriny, Hv seizing Iauniska and Zolkief, north of Lemberg, the Teutonic forces have cut off lhe Itussiini ret rent in that j direction, Thev can only withdraw The rnilwav , ,. ltr,v leading to this section of the lliiiisian frontier is the only line open to the Slavs. The Aiistro-Geniiun right wing has made uiifxpuctcdly rapid progress on the southern front along the Dniester ami with the rnpid rush of the center rVhwrf nnd left wings, west and no the citv Hie Itiissians miiM evacuate Lemberg to escape being bottled up in the city. Al lust reports the Grodck line, where the Kussiiins had been ex I led lo make their stand, had been j practically aliiindoiied by the ISIuvs.i 'Pi... f:..i..:... !.. i... ,"" I""K' is be- I uevci io ho siiy rear guard unions I " . """" : ! to delay the tiniil rush of the Austro- (lerinnns into lhe citv unlil the last , .M..i.:..,.u i i...;.... i.,.,.;.i ! 1 ' K " 'l,," ... .eastward over the one remaining rail- road have I a placed aboard trains) and started for the border. Italian Advance Halted, ldiine, June 22. Strong Austrian de fenses encountered en the Tretitino and Caruic Alps fronts and the nrrival of, I '"' hcavv reinforceiociits for the enemy . . '"""K sono river has mused a halt 1 : in tue Italian advance everywhere, air, official statement admitted today, "Squill action in the 1'cllegiiiin und I'ppcr Cordevole valleys east of Trieste, disclosed strong lines of enemy armored trenches," the stnleuient said. "Some were of concrete nnd sheet uietnl. We opicd I'iiii'ii Tiissii." I "In the Carnic region the bomburd- is I. of lhe Austrian positions at Mulboiget has been res, line. I. The eaeiiiv delivered scleral fruitless at- tacks 'against our new Iv captured about i'riekofel. Sunday night we eomnleted occtipv'ing the ridges of Monte Jcrno . . . . ttlid slirroundilig heights' For thr lavs lhe Aiistriuns along the Isolio have been nltlfkilig the heights taken bv the Italians north of lioritz. The raptured positions are, still held, however, the enemv altiiiks having been repulsed with heavy losses, Submarine Base Established. Home, June 22, Heporls Hint the Austrian have secretly established a snbiiiurine huso un the remote short u sioull island huve been confirmed official statement declared here today. An Italian aoiibary ship ruptured a suspicious looking vessel after a chuso of lot) miles and found It to be carrying iiaplhu. TI ,1 pi,, red ship was taken lo Naples. Battle Fields Littered With Bodies Of Dead Iti-rllll, lit wirrlr to SiiWtll, ,. I., .flllH' J. Til" hull Ir.H'I'lH Hl'OIlt hO'l- tn-7. m: litit'ii"! with 'f'-oiiiio' hol ifi. Neither itc dir. Icen nhi Xit rd Ice! its ibnd rind the stench from tin J- ttVlliK hotllt'H IN Immhle, t'Hti ei rei ( ( c. hi-ft- ii" luri'l. A NtHti'ineut IrtMii tin yu it linn-lit l'f"n tiiiri'Hii tieljiy ijil'leil tin rfpurtn from htiti'li -.otifceK Mt;ite. thnt tlte Kri'inh luttnen nuttli uf Arrni urn1 1 ' fi'iirfnl. ' ' "NpiitrnI r-'i'Mft iiyree thnt the hut th ri(inif in1;. r Arra inv dcruli" the fiiti 11I Ytuw t, " tne pri'M Iniri'ttu 'n r'tiltfliieiit eiihtllineil, ' ' liutli 'U-m Htf f nC'tiii wi h mi nf lii'mmm. i ti k Ot tni'h', in rutit)uvfu ut whn-h the riitniinn of th1 rut'1 fi'll utt ffiu H to I'l piT lit hy fffiion '-f t hi c li.niniiti'.n of ih wrvihK nf "ilrinkn" mth mralv w bill tht- "dry" t r n I iti) not. PRICE TWO PENTS Fastest Entries Ever Secured Are Signed To Start Thursday Salem Day "It will be positively tho best racing 11.1... .... I. L I ... . n ...... .... I..,. o ctrr nan, and will fur nish some tare sport nnd excitement to the infe fnns," said J. H. Cooper, Jr., of Indepemlence, this morning, in speaking of the minimi nice u t of tho Independence Driving Club associa tion, which opens in that wideawake and enterprising little eitv " Mrri.ua .tin creek" from Salem, in I'olk rouiitv tomorrow, nod continues for four duy's. Hv reason of the fact that much of too racing events in tho northwest cir cuit, particularly in Unite, oMnt... and in Hritish ( olumbia, the Independence races, tor which there nro some very attractive purses hung up, have secur ed some of the best sprinting and har ness talent Mint has oven been on the const for this week 's meet, and every one of lhe three daily events put on the program will be a go for blood from shut lo finish, Thursday oas been set aside as Salem day, and an especially elaborate and choice program has been arranged for Unit day, ami. arrangement! have been Hide to provide entertainment, f,)r a big alien, Inn. 'o of Salem people, hide- I"'1"! 1 exj ts to turn our rovally in celebration of the Fourth of jiily "und Cherry fair at Sab'm, on July 2 mid !), ""'I ix ex ted (hut the Salem peo ple will show the spirit of reciprocity and "good neighborlines " upon this occasion. I Housekeeper of Electric Hotel Ends Life After Sending Child Away Mrs, flladvs II I'll Mi't I . twin link mti iii r ti ( n. .. . . . ' ... . ' " "". "''''ric . committed suicide yesterday utternooii by swallowing the " l m " . seveu ouiicn OOIIIO or car c acid ni ter sending her 12 yeiir, rt'i daughter lo lue limiie of her mother in Inw M l.-i. n.,! .. I it. ,..... i.. i ... i --- , - ... b., in iittiver, Mrs. Hinnelt left a note addressed to lM'r motlier in law, which said I am sending mv in uir t M,r ! grandinoflier for lhe lust time. I know 101. win seep nor alio care Tor her. I'lease do not tell her Iniw her mother died. Tell her I was ill. Good bye, . 1 1. ...... 1 1 J ' 'V':"'. ,, . ""'"" " nn.i ..11. 1 1, .-.-ii i,oiini-n.-.-.i-r fib 11.0 r.ieeiric Intel lor over a vear. She was lennrat- ed from her husband, hut hud had 110! dialed here loony. Molguria avoided a trouble recently as far as Ihti officers , direct answer and requested details as) have been able to find out. Nu reason to terriloriul concesiuiis to be made thu for her deed is apparent. Sofia government us well 11s concs- II is said thai she tiHcmpted lo take sinus promised other Hulk 11 11 powers, it her life over a year ago and iiindo sn-jwus declared, other attempt Sunday night. A friend: was preseul at Ihis all.ssipt, however,' U of Lemberg Certain. and took lhe I. mil., of carbolic acid, llerlin, via wireless lo Suvvillo, Xt. I.. t rum her and threw ll into the slree. 'June 22, "The Kussians huve been ! About 4:110 yesterday she went In her f.ul.il all along lint l.cmbeig line. W ri,oio ntd locked the door. A llttlniare only In milese from lhe city," an later I hicf Welsh was notified and ' official statement from the war off ic went to 1 he room. The door was locked .... 1 ..... 1 ..... 1 and be had it unlocked and entered In hod lhe woman Ineuthing her lust. time ntnl save hi artillery and mate The bottle, cinplv of its content s, was rial," the slateinent continued. "The, found in an adjoining room, nun,, l(,,slan position Is being attacks, Mrs. J. It. Haves, mother of the .lend bv the armies of lieiierals Vou Ma. ken worn, hi, was notified of the tragedy at sen, Von Liosingeii, Wnyructt, I lochia unci-, ut her home in Stnnficld, Ore. j and I'f luit'-r. " Lois of then give morn thought to If all women were mind reader the selection of a gown than of a every man on earth would take to tat hilsbund, ' tall timber. 'DEFEAT OF IS INEVITABLE, SAYS AMERICAN FINANCIER Nev on! ik, June 22, --"The highest ieioian efficiency has been Pn-sed, 'lhe licrioun morale II. 11 westein tionl ha broken and from Ihis no.,' 011 the giiidual dissolution of Ihe saiser s In,. rluill. 'linn Hiii the htntemellt biTit to-lll.V of (leotue (mhIoii Moori', ouiiK Anienmi 1 1 on 11 c 1 ' r mi't hunui Irieml of Hir .lnhft In n-ti. wio him th whI of th lint iih i' o 111 oid im I er -1 ir i' Ii ii f nt hii heinl HMitem in iioitlieni vKrHiH'i. Moore fiiFurih'l (hi rieeptionul nnrt mi ilv to oli-erM t tit work of thr Krt-ueh uikI ItntiHli trooid iiii'J tn nod, how tin' UMWlt ilelllHIl'l tor lllllllltionil Ht lhe trout hiii hi'iiii mi't. Hi! 'irtMirtfil Hiul witliiii 11 few wekn Knulii'i.l will not unly he little 10 Miet't fliH ili'tuiinil of her oh n fort e hut will h in H ininri to ii'"! Mm" 1 it l oe ieriiiiii4 will i-ontcut everv it nf xroniel whi- h they hohl p f ii, tint the rrnilt 111 Mlt'WtuMe, .1 M.etie iiixmi hi relorn here to.liv. jlUi'iiiK their iskulut.ui.i uou kuowu ON TBAIK8 AKD NEW! STANDS FIVE GENU iiuu iiniLii Allied Troops Make Furious Assaults By All Available Means HEAVY LOSSES REPORTED BEFORE TURKISH TRENCH Bulgaria Informed By Allies That She Must Enter Into Struggle Constantinople, via llerlin, June 22. Furious attacks by the combined hind, sen and air forces of the ullici were made upon the Dardanelles yos- tenlny, but were repulsed with heavy losse, it was officially announced hern today. The assault upon the Turkish posi tions opened near Ari Itnrun on Monday morning with u fierce artillery bom bardment. This whs followed bv nn in- finitry attack. In the afternoon large British forces riisned tho Turkish trenches about Sedd ul- liahr. The po sitions nf the Turks hud been damaged but litilo by the artillery fire and tho losl s inllictcd lerrilie loses oiioii lhe attacking forces. Swept bv ma- In ue gun au.r shrapnel fire, the allied trmps faltered und filially rotreuted, leaving hundreds nf dead and wounded at the foot of the cliffs, the tops of which are held by the Turks. Toward evening a general assault was iiiude by the allies. A flotilla in' aeroplnnes di npped bombs upon th Turkish positions. The fleet opened a licijihsinni c bombardment and the In- Inntry attempted to cut Its way through the Turkish eiilaiiglements and curry lhe trenches by storm. The land lores were again hurled back and the official announcement from toe war of fice asserted thnt ull Turkish positions were held intact. Lossea Are. Reported. All a, June 22. The Turkish mu nition dock, ami wiire'ioosns ut (lulli poli me believed to have been destroy ed by lhe bombrrdnii'iit of the allied fleet yesterday, nccordlng to Mvtil dispatches received here today. Allied avintois and observers reported uuv. ing seen ciplmiiiitm which appeared ID iirive wrecked ine .locus and luil.liug. Bulgaria Must Enter. , I . . 1 , m. ,."" '"' 1 " '''"'''''"'' ---- " "" - " -............... . ...i ...germ mm- , -" -'nun iiiioiuiai- .not uiurcn uglll.mi Turiiey, a semi-official anuouuceme.it asserted t, day. "The enemy I fighting only to gain GERMANS tuilitiiiv t itru ren, the ullim urn tletertnin el thnt Kinn Alltert ithall hn abli) to ri'li'hiutit neit Uirit.!in;ii iu h im ala: Itt llllte','K. "I helii'M I nfiw Hiun from th Hnliili it:ni-lloiiit tlinn miv ot.ur ci vilian him Itii'ii iiiTinitti l to m, Tlii're i no link or af riimtii in Kiitf hiii'l, hut thr ilmtiK'''! imlitiirv rondi tiotiet nie nia-le 'rtiiiii artillery in inunitMiM more iinitoriint to any unity tliuit m 11 . Tiling heim 'o tuke thrt ttt(rti.t within hntirs Ht'tr Phvh! I.I0V1I lieorf Hill llto't 111 eiintifft Hni'hlviiii! the Itritifll fti mv ill mu- liltloll ltliill M frff WeeliU, Hlip not only tneet with MrituK -v leMiiiirl-, hut Kiihtinl will lie nl-le to " It m the lieriiiuii-. nhn art thinking of un early eml or the war. 1 hrt int- ill are i reiiire.) to ievot ull thi' tim nereiiiiv to th roiiflh't ilo not 'ee I CHI i "'nu. , ''mm New York Muuie It going t(l hn humo iu Mi-himi,