Daily capital journal., January 09, 1917, Page THREE, Image 3

THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, JAN. 9, 1917.
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RUSSIAN ATTACKS
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Men's Men's Men's4
Woolen Suits Men 13.00
worth $18.00, Hats raacranaws
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$9.75 $1.50 $5.00
Millinery at a Fraction of True Value
Ladies' Ladies' $7.50 Hats
Trimmed $ Hats
HatS on sale n Sale
$1.00 $L75 $3.00
MUSLIN WEAR AT HALF PRICE
Princess Slips, Combinations, Our best Gowns,
Best Muslin Drawers, Wool and Silk Union Suits
AT HALF PRICE.
Nice Our 38c 45-inch
Corset Covers Brassieres Pillow Tubeing
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Men's Winter 3 pound r .
Underwear ?" B
CA off the market JC, pl, yl.Ld
WC (J5C Each
Nice Fur Sets, Collars and Muff, at $4.50. $7.50 and
$10.00 Setworth more wholesale.
Ladies' and Children's Nice wool
ii i Fleeced lined Scarf Sets, this
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A Great Stage Play made greater by the surpass
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THE BIG THING IN PICTURES JUST NOW!
Positively the first time this picture has been
shown in the Northwest
MATINEE 2:20 EVENING 7:15 and 9
NO RAISE IN PRICES
i
Fighting Grows More Bitter
Germans Capture Gal-
reaska Today
Scone from Intnlcrnnc
larv 1") and 10
Associated Press Charges
Hearst With Stealing News
Londou. .Ian. 9. Russia thrust on
the Riga front assumed the importance
of a continued offensive today. It ha
airey gained considerable ground i
ugainsi me InrUI columns and was
apparently proceeding today with ex
tia-ordiuarily violent fighting.
It is along the reaches of the Aa
river apimrently that the most bit
ter fighting is proceeding. Russian
forces have made a distinct advunce in
this sector. Artillery firing has in
creased violently all along this line.
Recapture Island.
Berlin, via Sayville wireless, Jan. 9.
A Russian attack, made in a dense
snowstorm, recaptured the small island
of (llaudon, north of llluxt, taken from
them by Herman forces on .laniiaiv 4,
today's official statement said.' in
describing the fighting south of Riga.
Renewed advances on both sides of
the Aa river were completely repulsed.
line statement asserted. NigBt ad
; vunees of Russian raiding detachments
j between Friederii hstadt and the road
I from Mitau to Olni were unsuccessful.
New York, Jan. 9. Charging that following bulletin lead v. us sent by the
Hearst's International News Service I New York office of the International i , Greeh Situation Tenss.
,. , , T ... . ,. I Laondon, Jan. 9. The Oroek iituation
"gets the news, winch makes up its News Service over its New ork hi-! ,i,.i . ,, i- . i ...
6 i approached another climax today. The
daily reports and especially important , cngo wire: I Times tndav declared the allies' con-
lorcigu news, in large part by bribing I ii 'Bulletin (lead) ference in Rome formulated and dis-
and corrupting employes" of its mem-.! -..jj Uec,. B.Wm Secretarv 1 patched another note to Ureece-this
bers the Associated Press has Hied suit ,,lf , ,,,, i 0iiti.l time equivalent to an ultimatum, dc-
mthe Luted .States district court hero. j ':'.y ''Re aa reported in poHtica eopUwiee with all previous
asking tor a permanent injunel on ; circles tins afternoon to have prepared j requegtJ as to disarmament and neu
ngaiust the International News Service ; his resignation, although so far as could ; trulity within 48 hours.
10 pit vtiu bum pini.iii.ca. be learned, it had not. been presonied. ' I Dispatches from Athens indicated
"The story continued with a re-write ,nat Ki"K Constantino is once again
of earlier edition matter. At 1:10 p. m. I P'"'ine time having; returned an
,. , ., ,, r other answer to the original allied de-
the same dav the in mvme iuu mmm . .. , . , . , . - .
o s maim v lie h was siiii to Pe an cvn-
aixratt MA1 T i l,rt bl .
Dr. What - ..,.;,. ... '.""7 . TV .. . .
sent:
says
Lloyd-Uoorge. Bf
"The following was sent in reply: 1
" 'Bf. Nothing new. Watching'
closely. Ward.' "
The above is only typical of many :
cases cited.
The Associated Press asks for a writ
restraining the International News Ser
vice from "inducing or procuring any;
teiegrapii euitors or other employes, 'i.
ported to have listed the diflicultios in
the way of immediate compliance with
the entento's demands.
Other dispatches from Greece today;
indicated serious food shortage, due to
continuance of the allies' strict block
ade of Greece. King Constantino per
sonally sot the example to his people
by applying for and receiving a bread
card. A number of small riots due to
In his affidavit, Melville E- Stone,
general manages of the Associated Press
says:
"It appears from the affidavit of P,
W. Agnew, .submitted herewith, that
tins arrangement has continued at least
from January, 1914, to the present time
and under it important news gathered
by the Associated Press at heavy cost
lias been appropriated by the defendant
and sold by it at a great profit as if
properly gathered by itself from orig
inal sources of information, with all
the labor and expense involved, when,
in fact, the same was obtained at the
trifling cost of $10 per week, paid to
employes' of the Cleveland News for be- or any Associated Pres. ..a..; iiVJ'foOd shortage, as well as demonstra
traying the interests of their employers communicate or permit defendant to1'10"9 "Ba'nBt tnu tente by Greek re
ami of the Associated Press." take or appropriate for consideration i serv'R,s reported from Piraeus,
The couit issued an order instruct- or otherwise nnv nam received" fnm the port of Athens,
the Associated Press. This prohibition ' a
is set forth in various forms of legal! Germans Capture Galreaska.
phraseology and apparently covers all Berlin, vfla Sayville wireless. Jan. 9.
possible methods by which news could! Capture of Galreaska was announced
be appropriated, "by unfair and cor-l'11 the official statement today. ,
rupt methods. " It also seeks to enjoin j The town was taken by storm in
the International News Service from; hand to hand fighting and successfully
taking Associated Press news from pnb-1 maintained against all nh1 attacks,
lished editions of newspapers. Yesterday's booty taken by the ad
The Associated Press alleges that the j vancing Gorman forces totalled ninety
practice has been continued for throe live officers and 5,400 men of other
years and was in effect before the I ranks, with three cannon and ten inn
Hearst organization was barred from i chine mins.
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ing the International News Service to
appear tomorrow morning to show cause
why the injunction should not be issued.
This order has been served on Solomon
K. Carvalho, president of the organiza
tion. The complaint comprises affidav
its by Stone; Fred W. Agnew, former
member anil telegraph operator of the
International News Service at Cleveland
and by three local employes of the As
sociated Press.
Referring to the practices alleged in
locate the murderer of Lew Sun, tail
or, beaten to death in his shop.
Lewis was evidently attacked with
I gas pipe i lull. His skull was crush
ed. Scattered around the corpse were
many lottery tickets, some represent
ing heavy winnings. Detectives believe
the man was killed after having made
a "clean up."
his affidavit, Stone says
j "Tnis has Peon ip.no, as the deponent i iMiglaud, Canada, France, Portugal and
is informed and believes, in the city Japan, but since that time it, has been
of New York, in Detroit, San Francisco, " extended and enlarged in its applicu
iLos Angeles and Cleveland and no doubt , tiou."
i elsewhere; but. for some time, as the The action of the British government
I deponent is informed and believes, the ! barring the Hearst organization from
i principal and most f lagrant case oi su
corrupt arrangement and I lie principal
' source of such leakage of news, has been
through an arrangement between Hie
Cleveland office of the International
News Service and employes of 'the
Cleveland News, which receives the set-
i vice of the Associated Press. For a con-;
siderable time heretofore, the Cleveland
i office of the International News Serv-
ice has had an arrangement with tele
. graph editors of the Cleveland News by i
! which for a consideration regularly
I paid, such telegraph editors have tele-1
phoned or otherwise communicated to
1 1 such Cleveland office of the defendant,!
important news received by the ( leve-! access to anv
land News from the Associated Press I Japan.
promptly as the same was received. 41ns I
has been done under an arrangement
I (dearly show n by the following letter
dated November 21, lylii, from Harry
Faris, the day manager of the Interna
tional News Service in the city of New
York to H. F. Ward, manager of the
Germans Repulsed.
Paris, Jan. 9. An unsuccessful at
tempt by Germans to raid a French
trench north of Ribecourt, following an
nntlvd lumil.tll'dlllOIlt W11S relHO'tCll ill
use ot the cables and mails was taken tu,livs official statement,
because of "continued garbling and! Kis(.ui.,,. al0no the fr,nt the night
breach ot faith" by the International I
News Service, an official statement in '
London announced. e of ArtlUery Flre,
Jhl "n1,:r as issued because of mat- ,... Sllv,i,, wireless, Jan. .
kcj uiui wu written in t he UnitAri . ,. i. i i i: . ,
State, a, arried in ,he Bear 3 bJ?S5 Hl.'.y: y. ; n.: :
1 I IJM'V Tllll 1' II II' I M'H I ' "
tventlier. today's official report from
, Russian Troops Defeated
Berlin, via Sayville wireless, .Inn
The Russian troops who were defeat
ed near Kocsaui are being pursued, the
second official statement today from
the war office reported. Near Kiga vio
lent artillery duels were reported.
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as having come from London. No ob
.lection was made by the British gov-1
eminent in taking this action to the na-'
ture of dispatches actually sent 'from 1
London.
As a result of the action taken by the
British and other governments, the In i
temational News Service now has
ibles from Europe and j
n it il
ujlea t
the western war front , announced.
Sixty-Eight Thousand
Canadian Casualties
( 'levoland office
! News Service, viz:
i " ' Cable address
''.' Hearstite.
"Copy.
" ' International N
i " '288 Williams
if the International
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"Nov. 21, Hill
I" 'Mr. F. H. Ward,
I " 720 The Ai
I lend Mr. Ward:
" 'Agnew had an arrangement some
I where in the Cleveland office whereby
he could tip us off on big nous stories
I that the A. P. was carrying. J wish you
would find out from him just what this
connection was and it you cannot make
use of it. It proves' very valuable to
receive a tip that the A. P. is carrying
us soon as it puts it out on the wire.
Don't mention the A. P. in any mes
i sages of that kind, but simply say: 'An
jsouoa carrying 50 dead Pennsylvania
i wreck, Pittsburg!' or whatever it may
I be- I like the way you are taking hold
I of Cleveland very much. I notice a big
; improvement in the way stories are
' written. Keep it up.
I " 'With best regards, I am,
' ' Sincerely yours,
(Signed) " 'BAKKY FAK1S.' "
In the affidavit by Agnew, numer
ous messages exchanged between Faris
and Ward relative to what the A. V.
was carrying are quoted. Follow ing. is
an example taken from the text of the
j complaint:
"On December 5, at 12:27 p. ra., the
(following message was sent to Dr. the
j Cleveland office of the International
i News Service, by the New York office:
"'Dr. Has Lloyd-George resigned
war censorship! Bf.. New York.'
At 12:30 p. m. the following mes
rage was sent by the levoland office to
the New York office of the Internation
al New s Service:
I" 'Ansonia says he Iisr written his
resignation, but has not been presented.
Ward '
"At 12:48 p. m. on the same day the
Pod
e l oss
A five cent service running between
Commercial street and Kiugwood will
be established Thursday morning at 7
o'clock, running every half hour until
I 10 O'clock at night.
The only freight that can cross the
river will be regular S. P. freight.
The planfcimj of the S. P. stool
bridge will cost 10,00 anil this cost
will not be paid by the railroad.
For the next year or year and a half,
the only moans of crossing t lit- river
will be on the proposed plank bridge.
The three railroad officials attend
ing the conference with the directors of
the Commercial ilub can but recom
mend to the higher railwuy officials
that the serious conditions threatening
tne city s pusmess calls tor el tori on
their part to cooperate with the
citizens. ,
Hows:
Killed, 10,86.
Died of wounds
Died of sicknesi
Presumed dead,
Wounded, 48,454
Missing, 2,970.
I If this number
I ill 1910.
3 til
290
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Americans
i Ittawa, I Int., .Ian.
the following formal
I
Among Them
n. 1). The name
esidonts of
nited states appear ill
casualty lists:
Killed in action:
Private F. Kldridge, t
Wounded :
Private . Horn, Auati
Dangerously ill:
Lame Sargoant W. Pa;
Cal.
Seriously wounded:
Lame Corporal 0, Ki
North Dakota.
the Canadian
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Special Matinee Tuesday at 2:10 p. m. Nights at 8:1.0
Seats now selling at the Opera House Pharmacy
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Prices: Nights 25c to $1. Tuesday Matinee 25 to 75c I
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF THIRTY
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Birth of A Nation."
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