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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
THE PURPLE SHOW.
Salem Talent Assists Albany in an
Amateur Entertainment.

The Elks' purple show. an amateur
performance at tho Albany grand op-
era house. by the Elks' lodge of that
city, Is reported TO have been an un-
qualified success. and the antlered
herd oI that city is proud Of the re-
suit. II was not only a success from
social standpoint, but financially as
well. for Il is reported that II was
$l25 house. and that interest did not
lag from beginning to end Among
the most popular performers were
some OF Salem's own for Mrs. Halle
Parrish-Hinges. e. Cooke Patton and
others as well-known, took part.
Mrs. Hinges fairly charmed the
largo audience with a rendition OF MY
Dreams" and as an encore she sang
"Violets," both favorites OF this gifted
singer. She was enthusiastically ap-
plauded and Albany can now realize
the beauty OF the Oregon Nightin-
gales" voice. Mr.. Patton delighted
the audience with his black art, and
his work was the best ever witnessed
in that city.
One OF the leading performers was
&c. II. Burggraf. formerly of this city,
and now manager OF the Albany opera
house. He Is one Of the ablest ANA.
teur performers in the state, and his
work last night was excellent. The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

We have the power OF dominion and
we must prove IT, If we are not over.
como OF evil. but II we overcome evil
with good, we have solved the problem
and have gained the victory. Every
problem must be solved and IL we
fail In one instance we shall meet
again and continue to meet 1t until
Il Is solved. We are always attacked
on our vulnerable side. So what is
hard for one to endure would be com
parativcly easy for another What
right have we to say we would do
better than our neighbor II we we're
in his place? Existence is the Op-
portunity for making manifest the
latent good In ourselves. The facili-
ties, powers. and capabilities Of our
being" are not fully developed and
never will be unless demand Is made
upon them. Every one is conscious at
times OF two voices within himself
When any question OF importance ar.
ises there is a strong debate carried
on between these two selves" One
will lead TO victory. the other to de
feat, Defeat brings trials and trib-
ulations; victory brings strength and
peace. Because man has power of
dominion over all things. he is not
tempted above that he Is able. There
- always a way Of escape, but we do
not always see II.
Wednesday.-"Cu not the king,
no. not in thy thought; and curse
not the rich in thy bedchamber; for
bird OF the air shall carry the voice.
and that which hath wings shall tell
the matter"
There are those who curse those
In higher ranks OF society, and they
curse the rich
This Is based on selfshness. envy,
and iealously. Thcy desire the things
for which they are curslng others.
They desire riches and 10 have their
names classed with people OF renown.
1t IS natural to wish to be com.
Portable The needs OF one are great.
er than OF another II we curse an.
other oven In our thoughts, it shall
be revealed. Divine law penetratcs
our inmost thoughts and every yio-
lation OF that law brings its punish
ment II we think that our thoughts
arc hidden We deceive ourselves, and
when our punishment comes we can
not understand why I'VE" should suffer
these things. We feel VIC are being
unjustly dealt with; that we do not
deserve so much sorrow and misery.
God Is love, and Gods law is not un.
just
Success Is founded on wisdom. Wis
dom Is not intellectually. There
have been many highly successful men
who were not what the world calls
intellectual Curse no one. envy no
one.
Get wisdom, and with all thy get.
ting get understanding. We lose time
In watching other people while we
stand idly by.
Thursday.-"Bcloyed. let us love
one another: for love is OF God, and
every one that loyeth Is born OF God
and knOwcth God. He that loVeth not
knoweth not God: for God Is love.
He that dwclleth in God. and God in
him"
There Is no fear In love, but per.
feet love casteth out fear. because
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
No Money Taken.

Brownsville. Or. Dec. 1.-THE
Southern Pacific Depot was broken in
to here Tuesday night by two men.
They drilled a hole in the safe, and re-
moved the combination. but, for some
unknown cause, they abandoned their
work at this stage, and departed with
out any booty.
Two strangers, fairly well dressed.
who visited the various saloons here
yesterday and spent considerable mon.
ey are suspected Of the crime. Today
they were tracked toward Silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
eouaht a Beautiful piano.

w. p. George, the enterprislR
State-street restaurant man. bougii
his wife a beautiful style II LudVg
piano for a Christmas present 1t h
an exact duplicate of the pianos hf
carried on the hOnors at the Paris si
position in 1900.
Mn George is q conservative bus
ness man, and bought only after ma
ing a thorough examination OF n'
different makes carried by the dine'
ent piano firms Of this city He VI
satisfied that he got more for ha
money in the Ludwig than In a.
other. The Ludwig Is carried By A
len & Gilbert -Raymaker Co., 29s Con
meTcial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

fear hath torment He that feareth
is not made perfect IN love. He who
loveth God IoTeth his mother also"
God created man in his image, after
his likeness. Therefore. love is one
Of the attributes of mans nature.
The more love one manifests the
moro GOd-mke he becomes. This
love is divine The mother-lOve is the
nearest to Il in quality, The mother
love has no element OF fear. or OF
doubt. in 1t. It Is pure and sees only
the good. Love workcth no III to his
neighbor. We should not hate any
thing OF anybody. There is a greater
bond Of sympathy between some per.
sons Chan between others, but when
there seems to be a lack of sympathy
Il doos not follow that they should
hate each that her warfare Is accom-
plished, and that her iniquity Is por
dOned: for she hath received Of the
Lords hand double for all her sins"
There comes a time in the progress
Of the soul when warfare ceases, and
its iniquity is pardoned. Those who
arc "stih-necked and rebellious" must
suffer double for all their sins. Il is
better to walk with Divine law than
contrary TO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
One Kind Of Fun.

Hazing isn't in It with the fresh.
man-Sopohomore war at the Washing
ton State University. at Seattle The
trouble has been going on for four or
five days, and last night a band of
freshmen We're fired on, while sur
rounding a house in which one OF the
sophOmores. Ormund, who played
right end on the varsity team, lived,
under the supposition that they were
burglars Later Ormund. bound hand
and foot, was thrown into Lake
Union. and was rescued with difficul-
~. Miles Lesser, another sophomore,
was thrown into the lake with his
hands bound. He was seized with a
cramp. and was rescued by a fresh
man. Herbert CASTOR. who swan out
and carried him TO shore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

Albany Herald Of this morning. in
speaking Of the entertainment says,
in part:
Mrs. Halle Parrish-Hinges pleased
the audience in two songs charmingly
given. Others from abroad appeared.
Great expectations were realized in
the farce. "COh Corker' translated
from the original tongues. with local
illusions. by c. II. Burggraf. This
esteemed player-manager sustained
the star part with marked ability"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
One More Insane.

Charles Seecat was arrested NJ
Chief Of Police Gibson last night on 4
charge Of insanity, and he was -
morning examined before CounQ
Judge Scott by DR. Richardson, vi
adjudged insane and was committee Z
the asylum, Sheriff Goliath taking hlA
out; he is a stranger here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
Probate Matters.

In the probate court this afternoon,
the petition Of Mrs. Hattie Brown. for
the removal OF Mrs. Elvira Matheney,
as guardian OF petitioner, and to cause
the said guardian to file a report and
pay Over the amount OF the estate OF
the late J. Henry Brown 10 petitioner,
Is up for hearing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

Governor Chamberlain this after
noon appointed three regents of the
Oregon Agricultural college, at COrval-
Lis. as follows: w. w. Cotton, Of
Portland; J. NJ Chase, of La Grande,
and j. d. dwell, of Central Point
The two last named are reappoint-
ments
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
Mav "a 60 10 VA.

Toxic, Japan. Dec. 17-It is gencr-
ally believed that the Eastern situa-
ton takes a graver aspect. The meet
ing Of the elder statesmen yesterday
was unable TO come 10 any conclusion,
as Russia's proposal was not accept
able
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
To Rrlnn BACK Parker.

Governor Chamberlain this morning
issued a requisiuon on the governor OF
Montana, for the delivery to Joseph
Day, agent OF the state OF Oregon, Of
T. w Parker. wanted IN Portland for
forging checks. Detective Day Is, al
ready at Helena. Montana, where Park
er Is under arrest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
She Nsver win Be Messed.

Madrid, Dec. 1.-THE cabinet today
decided to send official notification TO
America that Spain won't participate
in the St. Louis exposition. The al
legged reason is shortage OF funds. The
real reason is the Spanish merchants
hatred Of America.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
Il Grows Monotonous.

New York. Dec 17.-Steele, Nor
gan's right-hand man, was a witness
in the Shipbuilding Company case to-
day. He said S2,500.00O OF each kind
Of stock had been received by Morgan
e. Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
nd without nremeditatlon.

and without premeditation.
The petition is the strongest ever
presented 10 Governor Chamberlal
and few have ever been placed beior
an Oregon governor that had as marI
signatures OF prominent men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17
Burned 10 Death.

Toledo, Dec. 17.-Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Ncihaus. wealthy and prominent.
we're cremated in a fire at their home
this morning
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

La kid juliet, velvet top, fur
trimmed .... .............. zoo
Mems pat. KID blueher. seal top,
Elk toe ...-..-. o.. ..-..... 400
Ladies' blue felt slippers, a
snap . -. .,...... so
Ladies' red felt Daniel Green
make 49,. -. .,.,...... 49,. i.sO
la wine eolorsd felt Juliet. black
fur trimmsd -. -. $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-17

La kid Juliet black quilted top
fur-'rimmed .... ... -, 200
la green felt Juliet, gray fox
trimming .... &C.,. -. :. 200
Mems WalkoVer shoes, exclusive
agents for Salem .... ssO
Mems black donsola everett
s"PPSFs -. o.. Ills
Mems black donsola Hamlet
white stitched ...... ........ $50
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-08-27

only for ornament. becapso ibey
supported 40 building But
AbarbincEss conjecture is nnt i'm
probable, that Solomon had re-
spcct to the pillar Of the cloud,
and tho pillar OF fire, that went
pcfora them and conducted them
in tho wilderness, aud WAS d to.
ken 81 the divine Providence over
them.
Those he set q. tho porch. or
entrance 81 the Temple (Jachin
representing the pillar Of the
clocd, and Boar the pillar Of ire,)
praying ard hoping that the Di-
vine Light, and the oloud Of His
glory would vouch safe to enter
in there. and by them God and
His providence would dwell
among them ia this house.
History and Cyclopcaia OF Free
masonry by Macoy Oliver. Page
IGl6)
Now there is no one SO blind
but ;an see the close connection
Of those beautiful truths, viii
the Bible.
The Curtain FaI1.
70 BIZ CoxAnptS.
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Looking back TO the No. OF the
CRESSEr, where we leftoff speak
ing, which was (No. lS--July
the 16--l9o3) And taking up
our Bibic&l line of thought--As
we have stated, that there are
the many who think that Ma
sorry had it's origin, and begin
ming with King Solomon-But it
hsd not, as we have said before,
il reached far beyond this mighty
King, originated at the hands OF
God in the garden of Eden--NoW
there are the many who do not
understand the word Mason, OF
Freemason.
A Mason is a Builder, or will
say q Master Builder, The
Masons, or Freemasons are the
Builders Cor fellow-crafts ~+-
instance Hiram Abiff-was the
Master Builder-And all the
rest of the workman fellow
craftsman Under the direction
Of the Great Architector, God
Himself, they building the earthly
temple. the natural building In
like manner Paul was the Mas
ter Builder Tor Mason,) as Paul
says;
"Aceordmg to the grace OF God which
ID given unto me, az n wise master build
Or l have laid the foundation. and an
other buildelh thereon. But let every
man take heed how be buildelh there
upon.
For other foundation can no man lay
than that is laid. which is Jesus Christ.
Now Il any man build upon this
foundation gold. silver, precious stones,
wood, hay. s,ubble; q Cor S-lo-ll--
1s)
Yes you will see by this, that
Paul was a wise Master Build
er--And that they we're all la
borers together, (Sea 9Th. verse;
And any one building upon tho
foundation which He laid, which
was Jesus Christ, wood, hay,
stubble, or precious Stone
Would have to be very careful
how they built thereon, for ev-
ery mans works should be tried
BY the Great Master Builder,
God Himself.
While Hiram Abiff was a Mas,
tar Mason in building the natur-
q house, Paul was free and ac-
eepted Mason building the spirit
ual house. And it was 'or this
reason that Paul spake to the fol
ltw. craft in this manner;
For though ye have ten thousand in
s,ruc,ers in Christ, yet have 20 not
n.nv fathers; for in Christ Jesus have
berot.en you through the gospel,
Wherefore beseech you, be yc fol-
towers Of me. Il Cor. 4-l5-l6)
MANY think just Of the name, Ma
sonand do not think that the name
"a derivetive Of the work con.
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r 7. LAWS DELAY

jnrisdiction OF tho court. The in
nocent generally need no continu-
ances or changes Of venue. Let the
law shake off its venerable non.
sense, become quicker and surer as
tho Nemesis evil doing, shorten the
distance between crime and penal
ty. and anarchy will yield to the
powers that nre regularly or.
daincd.
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A STRENUOUS RULING.

A ~ Louis citizen wanted to-
take q street car ride. He planted
himself on street corner and sig.
nailed the first car that come bis
way. The street car sailed right
by. The Same performance was
90 ne through with the next two
care When the fourth was seen
approaching the irate citizen drew
his revolver and gave the motor
man TO understand that If he did
not stop his transit wagon that ho.
would be used for target. Tho
car stopped long enough tor a POI
liceman to DO called and the man
with gun to be placed under ar,
rest.
The police Judge, before whom
the prisoner WAS arraigned, not
only acquitted him but justified
his conduct, saying that when al
street car refused TO stop " ben
slgnalled, that a man had the ght
to take a shot at tho motor,nan.
OF course there is no law nponI
which to predicate srcb a rulings
When analysed the decision of tho
Judge smscks very strongly oithe.
mob-law spirit which 80 recently
has received tho condemnation on
the president and OF the governors
OF several common wealths. Besides
the matter and manner OF stopping
q street car with q revolver bor.s
ders too closely npon the habits OF
the COW boy in the "wild and WOOL
~ west, to be adopted ina Worlds
Fnir city. Springfield Leader.
Add we add, from. tho stand
point OF religious prejudice, mob
law has been fostered and harbored
in tho hearts of the people until
many times it has become real in
action. Let tho ministery in 4
combined effort from the pulpit, BY
power OF voice and influence use
their greatest strength to condemn
the very spirit that eminotes the
leading factors of this awful crime.
OF mob law. Like Roosevelt We
believe every effort should be set
forth in the strongest terms Ia
wipo out this abominatlon, and
tho MINISTRY should be the lead
ing factor to do so.
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''his wide spread discussion Of
lynch law is dong some good.
The people nj large will be
forecd T. think anout the causes at
mobs. Everybody will not think
correctly and all kinds Of errone-
Gus conclusions may be reached,
Int N the end the public viii have
moro definilc opinions about what
ough, to be done to check crime.
One truth will DO made clear,
and tina. Is the need 81 quicker and
surer methods Of enforcing tho law
| Criminal proceedings are too
,slow and uncertain. The kinks,
curves and sanseless intricacies Of
criminal jurisprudence could be
cut out OF the law without endan.
Igoring the innocent, Lawyers
have too mnch to cay about when
cases shall be tried, The taxpayers
and the public who DO no, commit
crime have some rights in g conrt
room when they are not litigants.
Contlnnences, change Of venue,
special juries and new trials ell
cos, money, and tho good citizen
| il heavily burdened in order that
bad NOR may DO given an opper-
tpnity to cheat Justice
Courts are absnrdIy Handicapped
by Inherited forms OF law that
have no place IN An age OF daily
newspapers and wireless tolegrs.
ply, II may have seemed very
very wise ~ one time to make the
state prove that John Doc died oil
Is mortal wound and that the
pistol that killed him was "losded
with powder and BALL but now
| the person Of ordinary sense whose
reason has not been perverted by
the foolishness Of tho law can see
NO Justification Tor many OF the
usages of conrts. There may have
been a time when tho dealers in
real estate had the fine discern.
ment to see all the shades Of mean.
ing implied by the words, bar
gain,' sell" grant and convoy
but today the maker 81 a deed to a
piece OF land only comprehcnds
tho simple fac, that no in selling
his property.
Iia man outside OF .eazSs,ssr<.y 0
to persist in saying THAI te "lived,
"dwo!t " resided f." "domiciled'
and had his "habita.ion' on South
s,roet, that person would DO lock-
ed up az an insane suspect.
Tho law can be made TO con.
form to the rules Of common sense.
The thing to do whom person
10 charged with o crime is to find
out whether he is guilty or inno-
cent. The methed OF investigation
shonld be direct and "a simple as
possible. Let the testimony 20
straigt to the alleged decd without
these bewildering and irrational
tricks OF court room iegerdemain.
Then, the timo to Try case 10
while the facts are fresh 10 the
minds Of the witnesses, before any
BODY has died or moved out OF the
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nected with the pcopts who CON
meet themselves with tho work.
And in like manner when the
time comes we shall show Pauls
connection with OddfelloWship.
So for the present, reaching
back 30 the Great work done by
Solomon
The first thing in building tho
temple YES, TO got u Master Bull
der, who had the proper art Of
Gods own plan. So we shall
read this;
"a And kiag solomon sent aud
fetched Hiram ou, Of Tyre.
lie wss widow son OF the tribe OF
Naphlali, md his la.her WIS., man Of
| Tyre, worker in brass: and he was
| filed with Wisdom, and understanding
and cumming to work All works in brass
.sbla .. came 10 king Solomon. and
wrought all bis work
| For he east two pillars Of brass, ~
eighteen cnhls high apiece; md line
/ Of twelve cubis did compass either Of
them about, Il Kings lib -l5,)
Two Pillars of brass were
made by Hiram Now in this
day and age of the world it
would be very peculiar, for TO
see a man beginning large
building by hewing out two large
pillows for the first thing, or
first tim bers 10 the building ~-
, Nevertheless this was the design
Of the Great Architect above
Reminding us OF the fact that
this temple was TO be o pattern
of the heavenly temple--This
also reminds us Of the fact that
God said that He haa TWO wit
nesses--And also reminds us
that a part of those two witness
er are his two olive trees--Then
we have the TWO pillars repre-
sentiug the TWO olive trees.
These TWO pillars are given IN
Masonry in this language:
The fourth, or front side, was
open, and was ornamented with
a portico ten oubits in width,
supported by two brazen pill
| rs--Jachin and Boaz. His
; tory and Cyclopedia of Fresma-
sonry by Macoy Oliver. Page
373 last stanza.)
So we see that a Masonic Hall
is not complete without---Neith'
er is Gods Word without the
TWO witnesses shey are
his TWO olive trees and his TWO
candlesticks. Yes there must
be TWO capitors with the TWO
pillars, as thare are TWO candle
sticks, connected with tho TWO
olive trees. These two candle
sticks are to give light, and so It
is represented in the TWO CAPT
tors as we can learn from
this;
! .PILLARS OF THE PORCH.
i II is generally thought that these
l y Il l<-l
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l.. g GARRETT.
NOTARY PUBLIC:
AsH-RgAI ESTATE: AaskT
ready 70 do all kinds OF loga
business that comes in the line
Of bis work
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