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The news & observer., 1905-12-20

That's the way he keeps a-talllin-
skeerin' little boys:
He may meet the Christmas wagon
scatter all the toys!
But we wouldn't mind his mischief
lonesome night, or day.
If he'd strike a world O. toys, BLOW
'em all this way
The news & observer., 1905-12-20
= T. !.
For Wednesday Afternoon.

The Wednesday Afternoon Cub will
meet this afternoon with Mrs. John
s. Johnson. on South Harrington
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
CONCEALED BODY
IN A BIG TRUNK
Albany Murderer Tells Dreadful
Story to His Mother
HAS FLED TO MONTREAL
sRoTHERIN.LAW coNFEssEs ALL
tiE KNEW WHEN PUT
THROUGH PROCESS or
"THlRD DEGREE"

Albany, N. Y. November 25.-By
the confession of his mother and broth
er-in-law. John Hammond stands ac-
cused of the murder of his wife, whose
blackened ana decomposed boay was
found Thursday squeezed into a trunk
in the fire place / their nome, on
South Ferry street. Hammond is
thought to be hiding in Montreal.
Before going to Montreal. November
IA, he told his mother and brother-in-
law that he had killed his wife and
concealed her body in trunk
James Mangini HammoDds' brother
in-aw was arrested today in Cohoes
and brought to Albany where the p0-
lice put him through the third de-
gree He said thar on the night Of
November II Hammond told Mangini
that on Sunday, November IL, he and
his wife had quarreled. Both had been
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26

drinking Hammond wanted another
drink and his wife would not let him
have it. In a fit Of rage he picked up
an empty whisky bottle and hit her
over the head. He left her lying on
the aoor and went into the next rcom
for more liquor When he came back
she was dead.
Then Hammond, says Mangini. ropef
her body and put il in the trunk and
took pains 10 prevent the odor of the
decaying flesh from escaping by stop
ping mp the doors and windows and
sprinkling about chlor de OF lime.
Magini saws that on the train Ham
mand pulled out a roll OF s2o0o in
bills.
II was learned today that hortly be-
fore the crime was committed Ham
mond had induced his wife 10 draw
large sums from several banks.
Hammoni's story q the crime as
told by Mangini does not agree with
the conclusions reached by the physi
clans who exam ned Mrs. Hammcnd's
body. and who found unmistakable
marks Of itrangulstion and many
bruises.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
NO NEWS UNTIL
JURY IS CHOSEN
Judge Orders Suppression in the
Suitcase Tragedy
NURSE EMADESTATEMENT
THAT WILL PROVE VALUABLE m
TRIAL OF DR.. M'LEOD, HUNT
AND CRAWFORD, THE De
FENDENTS IN CASE.

Boston, Nov, 25,Judge Stevens, of
the Superior Criminal Court, who will
sit at the trial of the defendants in
the famous suit case tragedy, sum
moned representatives of the Boston
newspapers to the court clerks office
today and warned them moi 10 publish
anything more about the case until
after a jury is selected, He said:
My attention has been called TO an
article in a newspaper this morning
which has tendency to praiudice both
the case of the Commonwealth and
the case of the defendants. This case
has received great publicity, and great
public interest has been manifested
In H. It is of the utmost Importance
that it be tried by an abs lutely i'm
partial and unprecedented pury.
Hereafter newspapers should not
publish any news or make any com
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
WENT HEAD FIRST
LIKE A CAT APULT.
Right Half Back Moore OF Union
College is Dead
----------
MANY OTHER ACCIDENTS
YESTERDAY, SOME OF
OCCURRED YESTERDAY, SOME OF
WHICH WE'RE FATAL DUE a
TO THE CRAZE FOR
FOOTBALL.

New York, Nov. 25--W liam Moore,
right half back of the Union college
football team, died tonight from in
jurles received in the game
Moore was knocked unconscious by
blow on the head while carrying the
ball and bucking the line. He died
about six hours after receiving the
injury from cerebral hemorrhage.
In an attempt to get through the
New York center Moore went at the
line head first like catapult. Tn s
play was his last No one can say
what Moores head struck but he
dropped Imply to one side Of the
scrimmage and the ball fell from his
hands.
All efforts to revive him failed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26

ment upon this case They should pub
lish no news whatever about the case
until the trial, when. OF course. they
have a perfect right 10 publlsh the pro-
ceedings give this notice now so
that hereafter lhe newspapers may
govern themselves scordingiyy
A new and irnportant witness in coa-
nection with Ahe death Of susanna
Geary. the suit case victim. hes ap.
peared. the police say. in Miss Sarah
Elizabeth Griffifha nurse. who hzs
made atatenenis Rh.elS thev befieye
will be Of material assistance in the
trial Of DR. Percy ID Mcleod William
Hunt and Lewis Crawford, the ac1
cused men
The police say sAliss GrifIiihs has sat
isfe1 them that sac is in 10 way
liable in the case. having
been calleI in as nurse after a second
operation. intended 70 save Mrs
Geary's life.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
BODIES IN WOODS
TELLSOF TRAGEDY
Maine Weaver Killed Wife and
finished himself
JUST TIRED OF LIFE
AND NOT INSANE. WAS THE
TENOR or NOTE LEFT be
fllND.-AcREE no DIE
TOGETHER.

claeemont, N. H., Nov 25 The
bodies OF man and woman, after
ward identified as Harvey. Leayitt,
formerly Of l. sbon Falls, Me. and his
wife were found In the woods today
by section hand They had been
dead abcut two weeks Iii the mans
hand was revolver with which, the
coroner is convinced, he killed the
woman after she had made an un.
successfnl attempt at suicide, and
then shot himself.
The woman had been shot Id three
places. Ons bullet entering the head
in front Of The right ear, pursued d
downward courae, loiging IN the Jaw
The second pierced her cheek. The
third and fatal bullet entered her
emple The man was shot through
he temple
A letter addressed to the propf tor
Of the hotel here, where they regis
tered on NOV 8 as w. II. Jones aud
wife. Portland Me-, was found Ia the
mans pocket 1t follows
Anything that may be found ln our
pockets. money, etc. please forward
10 Mrs. Mary J Leavlt Lisbon Falls.
Ne Myself and wife have loved. lived
together and now decide TO die to-
sc her-not insane, but just tired of
life Goodbye to ALL
A letter in Leayitt's pocket, ad
Dressed to his mother Mrs. Mary j.
reayitt Of Lisbon Falls, Me, stated
that I she did not hear from her son
she could learn of what had become
OF him by opening a trunk which he
had forwarded to Maine. lie also had
~ his poekats TWO receipts for Pythian
dues from thc lodge in Newport Me.
where be formerly worked in the mills
as q weaver. He went under the names
of Harry W. Leavitt and w. II lea.
VIII.
lie married Alice Wood, Of Oakland,
Me- two years ago Their nnlv child
died in an inst tuition in Portland on
October 90 Leayitt was forty years
old and his wife about half that age.
lie had been married and divorced
The former wife and two children are
living in Newport, Ne.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
RUMOR OF RISING
ON CANAL STRIP
Washington Hears That An Out
break Has Occurred
STORY NOT CONFIRMED
REPORTED THAT UPRISING is EN-
cOURAGED BY LEADERS OF
LIBERAL PARTY PRECED.
ING AN ELECTION.

Washington, Nov. %. Political dis
turbances in Panama as a result of
the approach ng election have been
expected by administration officials,
and information reached here tonight
that an outbreak had occurred which
was managed or encouraged by Lib
elal patty leaders The adyices were
vagne and gave no details.
Senior Ohaldia, the Nj mister from
Panama. is entirely without adyices
on the subject He does not believe
that any Ser Gus disturbances have
taken place r. l.. Farnham, Of Sulli-
van & Cromwell. counsel for the gov
ernment Of Panama, said he had re-
ceiYed nothing Ha does not regard
the report as probable
I'll feeling by the Liberal party to-
ward the government has been in
creasing for some time, A memorial
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
FINAL CHAPTER
OF BLOODY WAR
Between Russia and Japan En-.
acted at Washington
ONLY A few PRESENT
THE EXCHANGE OF RATIFICATION
OF PORTSMOUTH, PEACE
TREATY WAS ONLY A
MERE FORMALiTY.

Washington NGy. 25-Without for
mality the final chapter in the bloody
war between Russia and Japan was
enacted in the diplomatic room of the
state department. this afternoon when
Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador,
and the Japanese Minister Takahira,
on behalf 9f their respective sover-
eigns exchanged ratifications of the
treaty of Portsmouth which was sign
ed September 5th.
The Cnly WITNESSES were Prince Ku
dacheff. secretary of the Russian am
bassador who was with him at Toxic
when the war began and again served
as one Of the official secretaries
throughout the peace conference at
Portsmouth, and Mr. Hioki, counsellor
and first secretary of the Japanese
legation.
Sidney Smith chief Of the diplo-
matte bureau CT the state department
and Eddie Savoy, personal messenger
of the secretary of state were also
present when the exchange occurred.
Seated al the long table where for
years American secretaries of state
have discussed matters OF state with
foreign diplomats, Rosen and TAXA
hira at once fell to work signing the
protocol Of the ratificatisns in dupli-
cate.
While Ros en- was signing the Rus
sian and French translations of the
Russian ratification. Takahira was af-
fixing his signature to the Japanese
and English copies. Takahira signed
with the pen he used in signing the
treaty of Portsmouth. Rosen used
a pen he found in the table. This pen
Is known as an "Old Glory" pen, the
handle being painted red, white and
blue Takahira, preserved his pen,
that used by Rosen was left in the
diplomatic room. Their work done Ro
sen and Takahira shook hands and left
The department, Rosen going first and
Takahira following few minutes
later
The exchange was a formalty, the
treaty having become effective the
day it was ratified by the Russian
and Japanese emperors.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
CHICAGO POLICE
ARREST SUSPECT
FOR WHOM THEY HAVE HUNTED
THREE DAYS-5ELIEVED HE
KILLED MISS MAUD 5REEsE
LAST TUESDAY.

Chicago, Nov. 25.-Joseph Brown,
the ex-convict who has been sought
fer three days by the police of Chi.
cago. Peoria, st. Lou.s and Kansas
City, for the murder Of Miss Maud
Reese in her fiat last Tuesday. return
ed to Chicago today and was arrested
tonight in saloon in West Madison
street
Brown stoutly denies thar he had
anything to do with the murder or
Miss Reese. After going through 4
vigorous 'sweating,r examination The
prisoner gave the -poliee~an account Of
his whereabouts Tuesday at the time
of the murder. but the authorities ex-
pressed confidence tonight that they
would break down the alibi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
TAFT PREPARES FOR INQUIRY
In BIG DITCH BY CONGRESS


Washington. Noy 25.--A congress
i nal investigation Of the Panama Can
al is row inevitable. aud Secretary
Taft and the Commits toner's are pre-
pairing for it 1t will require $4,000
600 to carry On the work mut next
June. but the secretary Of war. 1t is
asserted. viii be satisfied II congre
authorizes an emergency appropriation
of s. 600 600 10 tide over the three
months until the Investigation is com.
pleted
Il is necessary that an emergency
appropriation De made by December
-. or the work on the canal will STOP.
Speaker Cannon has assured secreia ary
Taft that De can provi G the 3Co0.
eco by appointing a special committee
10 report it in ADVANCE Of the organiza-
on OF the House. but il probably VIII
meet with strong opposiu n in ths
Sena-e.
Secretary Taft admitted frankly to-
dag that he expect congress 20 in-
vestigate canal conditions before the
Sle.0o0008 is provided The diseios
ures made today brought fora de-
mails from Secretary Taft Chairman
shonts and Secrz ary BISHOP. OF the
Canal Commissi y. ihst tie law has
been yio,atei IN excee1iag the apqro-
Eiia ioa Nr Tan sald-
-seciicn 3.6T9 as amenasd in the
aet of March 8, 1895. has no apDlica-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
SURGEON KILLED BY AUTO.

New York, Nov. 25-Dr. Clarence
Barlow. ambulance surgeon at the
Roosevelt hospital, was killed while
on duty tcn.ght on his ambulance A
ponJerous sightseeing automobile
struck the ambulance. which contained
woman patient. driver and doctor.
Tho surgeon was thrown to the pave
ment and his skull fractured. He died
within ten minutes. The other two
were uninjured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Courts instructs Boston news !
papers to suppress news IN :
suitcase tragedy until trial be- !
> gins. sE
Rumored rising in Panama !
= f,stered by Liberal leaders,
:, Taft preparing for congress. :
. sional inquiry into Panama Ca =
- nal .
= Bodies found in woods tell Of .
= tragedy Of two lives. 4
Transfer of Tennessee Cen !
. tral is formally annnonced :
= Louisville delegates to o. v. .
z | A. convention enthused over .
, treatment acc Tded them al. ;
Cairo.
Mystery OF Albany trunk un.
= ravelled by confession !
Local EllSs to hold memorial ,
: services, December .. 4
Yale defeats Harvard. I.
President Gilbert OF Aioxan- !
. Ger club appoints standing and :
> special committees. /.
= Final chapter enacted in =
= bloody war between Russia and .
. Japan.
= Several deaths and injuries =
: as the result OF football games .
= Saturday. >
. Automobile accidents kills .
= two and Injuries three pers MS. .
. Norwegians welcome King .
. Haakon and Queen Maud .
q Senator Burton found guilty .
= on all counts in Indictment. .
. Field, Jr's condition exhibit .
> ed slight Improvement last .
= night =
. Naval academy officials con- .
. niyed at fights sanctioned by .
. the first class =
> Events az Cronstadt find an .
. echo in the Black Sea Fleet. .
. Passenger rates ON Illinois .
. railroads TO be reduced. =
. Chicago police arrest Brown .
: inspected Of having killed Miss '
. Breese .
. Report that Americans viii .
: seize Isle Of Pines today. =
. Switchman Kelley knocked .
down and run over early this {.
. morning .
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26

tion Whatever 60 the expenditure OF
! money for the Panama caeai. under
the spooner act The spooHer act ex-
pressly authorizes the makins Of con
tracts nece sary in the e Instruction
Cf fhe canal. aplropf.atas 80 600 600
1nd rrod,es sl350ooe00 of bonds 70
meet these obligations The president
authorized. therefore. 10 make con-
.rac,s certainly within the si35.000,
900. plus the sio.0ol.0l5 actually ap-
propriated. This Is another mares
rest ato1t the canal"
The section referred e. By the Sec
re- lary forhids expenditures by depart
ments Of the GoyeFnmert IN excess OF
appropriations Secre ary Taft takes
the ground that the Canal Commission
g n1t a Government department. II is.
however. q bureau of the War Depart
ment.
Secretary bishop today admitted
bat he Canal Comm'ssion is irdelt-
ca 10 the Panama Ral-oad IN $500.
600 bui he said the m ney vas not
borrowed. The Canal Commission pur-
chased large amouat e cssi from
ihe railrcal and nJU eeeS fer the
transportation Of material
Haar Se-ators and Benreseniafires
cente1d thai the regfa ioa of Cc,-
Eress E rhiidn ns excess g a7aropria-
tions does apply TO the Canal Commis-
sich-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26

miral Brownson. now commander Cf
the vision Of the North Atlantic feet
and who was the predecessor cf Ad-
mirsl Sands as superintendent Of the
naval academy; Captain Badger who
was succeeded as ccmmandaut Of mid
shipmea by the present eommandant.
Captain ColvocOresses and Command
er Colshan (deceased). who preceded
pa ger in the same Office.
Il was testified that Brownson. while
superintendent Of the academy. prom
isei that in consideration = she aboi-
itiO1 Il hazing. there would be no in
vel cation Of fights sanctioned By the
first class.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
INSPECTORS PLACE BLAME.

New Orleans. La Nov. ,25---I.eeal
inspectors today rendered a decision
In the case of the collision between
the United Fruit company'g steamer
Esparra and the United States light
house tender Magnolia while the latter
was conveying President Roosevelt 10
the West Virgin a. The blame is put
On the Esparta Captain Fields OF the
Magnolia. was sxonerated
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
C0NNIvED AT CADET FIGHTS
SANCTIONED BY FIRST CLASS

Annapolis. NJ D.. Nov. 25.-Today's
sessions of the court martial which
Is trying Midshipman MeTiweather
were v5Ty largely occupied with the
te,timony Of classmates Of the ae-
eused and members Of the first class
Of the naval academy. The evidence
was intended by the defense to show
that Branch harbored animosty
against Meriwether and prosecuted
him; also that the existence OF the
practice Of fighting was know to and
in a manner eonnived AT by the high
officials Ct the naval academy.
Prominent officers Of the navy men-
toned in this connection we're Ad-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
TO ResuIlp eNIlRe EYEsTeM.

Chicas-. No 25.-The management
Of the Rock Island railroad has decided
TO practically rebuild the entire sys-
ten with a view to securing minimum
grades on every division. They expect
to then be able to increase The average
train load from 2zS toas 70 ESQ tons
This VIII save several million dollars
cnnlaliy IN operating enpenses Il g.
expected the rebuilfing Of The system
vii occupy several years.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
PASSENGER RATES
WILL Be REDUCED
ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMMISSION
PREPARING ORDER REDUCING
FARES FROM THREE TO TWO
CENTS A MILE.

Chicago, Nov. 25.--A special from
Springfield, H., to the Record Herald
says:
"The state railroad commission is
preparing an order which will be is
sued about December 5th, reducing
passenger fares from three to two
cents mile.
The commission has also decided to
order reduction in freight rates,
amounting to about u per cent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26

was presented 70 Secretary Taft when
On the Isthmus recently. declaring
that unless the Liberals were gwen
"a square deal" in tha. approaching
elections blood he'd woald follow
Government officials here do not
consider a revolution po~s BILE as any
dicorder would be promptly sup
PRESSED By the American marines on
the l hmrs. The election Is a month
hence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
suErow's CASE GIVEN TO JURY

ST. Louis. Nov. 25.-The case of
Senator Burton. Of Kansas. charged
with violating The federal s-arute by
appearing a. paid attorney befo-s
the pos'oH &C department TO prevent
the issue Of a fraud order against the
Riaito. Grain and Securities company
Of s Louis. was given 10 the jury At
1895 tonight in the ERited States CT
cult court.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
RIB THROUGH HIS HEART.

Rockville. Ind, Nov. 25.-Carl Os-
borne, IS years old, was instantly
killed in football game at Bellmore
today. He staggered after tackle
and was picked up dead. One rib had
been broken and driven through his
heart.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
UNCONSCIOUS IN HOSPITAL.

Springfield. H.. Nov. 25.-Edward
Mausey, right end for the Moweaqua
high school football club, in scrim-
mage today with the Springfield high
school, was severely injured in the
head Mausey is lying unconscious in
the hosp tai.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
TWO ARE INJURED.

Washington, Nov. 25.-Georgetown
University today defeated the George
Washington University IL to, 6, Dut-
cher, Of Georgetown, received a scalp
wound Bccock, quarterback for
Georgetown, received fracture of the
jaw.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
FIFTEEN PERSONS INJURED.

Kansas City. No. Nov. 25.-Fiftean
persons we're injured. none seriously
and many others shaken up in a wreck
tonight caused hy = heaiO1 collision
between a Missouri Pacific passenger
ira from Puebla Colo and a Switch
train on a curve near Leeds. no.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
GUILTY or MANsLAueHTER.

Decatur. H.. Nov. 25-Ray Brom,
who killed Richard Roberts In the
railroad Y. NJ. c. A. restaurant a year
ago last April. was today found guilty
of mfnllaughier This was Brom's
second tr al On the FIRST trial he was
given a iO-year sentence for murder
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
BURGLARS WRECK BANK.

Springfield IL Nov. 25.-Burglars
todav wrecked the safe OF the Ma
1ionaI Bank OF Atheft0n & Green at
Pleasant Plains. secured $50 and
escaped cD a hsndcar
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
BODY is PARALYZED.

Sedalia, Mo, Nov 25.-Robert
Brown. aged fifteen, was fatally in
jured in a football game. He is para
lyzed from the neck down, and has not
spoken since he was hurt.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
RleHr LEG BROKEN.

Detroit, Nov. 25.-Percy Dunphy,
left half back for the Detroit univer-
sity school, had his right leg broken
above the ankle today in football
game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
SINISTER RUMoRs

81: i'efersbgrs Nov. 25.-Sinster
ruuore ere in circulation OF the in
crossing disafsct on in the fourteenth n
ani eighteenth naval batfaliens at 81
Peter burg
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
Yale Defeated Harvard in the
Annual Football Game
WAS LOST ON AN ERROR.
BY NICHOLS AND sHEvLIN OF.
YALE GRABBING THE OVAL II
YALE WITH GOOD RusHES
MADE GOAL LINE.
YALE 6, HARVARD 0.

Cambridge, Mass, ,ov 25. BY
her quickness in selling an oppcr-
tunity afforded by muffed punt, Yale
today won the game with Harvard six
to nothing. The error, which was
made by Nichols, who had replaced
Foster al left half back. occurred near
The cl~ge Of the second half and but
for t. as even Yale admitted. the CON
tesl probably would have resulted In
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
Old silver Money.

Silver money $50 wears old Is still
in circulation in some nrrfs Of Spain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26

An advertisement in The Bulletin Is.
read by ten thousand people every
lay. -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26
FIELDS CONDITION IMPROVED.

Chicago. Nrr. z5.- MarssslI FIsld.
Jr's physicians tonight repor el
81 ght improvement in The patients
coDdni0u.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-11-26

,';ontlnued on Fourth Page,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-08

The wise woman editor on the Eu.
gene Register says: The wise woman
does not seek to publish TO the world
the knowledge she has acquired from
books and from experience. She Is
content TO know without trying to con.
vince other people that sho knows, and
is satisfied just 60 be pleasant and at
tractive. "Blimming" is a nice ex.
pressive word. Let all be truly CRATE
ful 20 Mrs. Craigie for bringing Il ov-
or and presenting it TO us. And may
the number Of "Blimmors" continue
to increase.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-08
Rornn NOW Idnaa.

State Superintendent Alderman n.
vors some modification IN the curri.
culum Of the common schools He wish.
es 10 make tho children study subjects
like agriculture, -dairying and 20 forth
that viii help them earn living. This
is common sense. At present a child's
school life e. In tho main an arid
waste Of lost opportunities The effort
to make Il practical and useful Il sound
patriotism. 70 Il 70 be hoped that Mr.
Ackerman's zeal Tor educational reform
may make tho difficult transit from
words % deeds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-08
ARoHurRor.
IAan ANp pooR rAoronrna.

frAAk n Observation-Disclosures of
sAsh, dooFs mouldingA All kinds OF
house finish and hardwood work.
Front street between State ana CouY,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-08
Smiles

Amity has a newspaper II win be
Amity as long as there's only one.
The decline Of the rural population
cannot be due to the free rural mail,
to the rural telephone, and the daily
newspaper, can 80 Would the parcels
post start the rest Of the rural pop.
ulation moving into towni Isn't the
Anglo-Saxon at heart town dweller,
a city dwelleri