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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
WILL
MEET
AGAIN
Salem Against Eugene and
Willamette Jr'S Against
Newberg

The high school of this city will
play their second game with the
Eugene high school for this season
on Saturday.
The teams will line up against
each other on the University field at
Eugene and see which can knock the
largest holes in the others line.
Eugene high school played against
Salem high school November Sd In
this city and were defeated by a score
of to 0. This will make the game
Saturday exceptionally interesting,
as S. II. S. intends to hold her rec
ord, and the Eugene high is deter
mined to win back her lost honors.
The high school has been improv-
Ing In the last week. since their de-
feat at Newberg, and have found It
advisable to make a few changes In
their lineup. Lawrence Keene Will
probably play center in the Eugene
game, and some changes are being
made in the back field that promise
to greatly strengthen the team.
The boys will leave here Friday
morning at IL o'clock. accompanied
by a number of friends, and arrive
In Eugene in the afternoon. They
Will rest up Friday night, and be in
good condition for the game Satur-
day Owing to the train schedule
they will have to stay In Eugene over
Saturday night, and will arrive home
on Sunday. The lineup will prob
ably be: r~S
keene, center; Barton. right
guard; Eyre. right tackle; Smith.
right end; Hofer. left guard; Miller,
left tackle; Niles. left end; Farmer.
Quarterback; Jones, right half;
Cross, fullbaek, Gabrielson, left half.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
State News

Portland Is TO have a $4,000
pressed brick factory.
The Portland Hibernlans will hold
memorial services In honor OF the
Manchester martyrs next Sunday.
Albany College will entor the State
Basketball League. and take the
place of Pacific University in the
schedule.
The Portland high school football
team will play Hilrs Military Acade-
my Saturday.
Surveyors are running line from
Lakeview 10 Albert Lake. and resi-
dents are jubilant over the prospects
OF another railroad.
An old-fashloned revival ~ In pro-
gress at the Methodist church at
Lebanon.
A. A. Prosser. a freight brakeman.
running from La Grande To Hunt
ington, fell from the top OF car
whllo switching at Lime Siding
Tuesday and was Instantly killed.
Herman Wise was nominated for
mayor OF Astoria AZ n citizens mass
meeting Tuesday night.
The THERMOMETERS dropped TO six
dogreoa above zero at Baker City
Tuesday, aud half an inch of snow
foil, followed by heavy frost.
Though blown through the roof OF
HIS cabin by tho explosion OF six
sticks of giant powder Tuesday. ed.
Bates, well-known miner. near
Baker city, Is practically unhurt. Ho
was thawing the dynamite out In the
oven when tho explosion occurred.
A number OF the friends OF o. s.
Murray, Jr, who killed Lincoln
Whitney because he would NOT mar
~ his sister, are trying 10 raise
funds to be used for the young mans
defense.
Nyyyan Dent has been elected cap
tain OF the Multnomah Club basket
BAH team for the coming season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
Constipation.

Health is absolutely impossible, IL
constipation be present. Many seri-
GUS cases of liver and kidney COM
plant have sprung from neglected
constipation. Such deplorable con-
ditlon is unnecessary. There is a cure
for II. Herbine will speedily remedy
matters. C, A. Lindsay. p. NJ. Bron-
son, Fla. writes, Feb. ~, 1902:
Having used Herbine. ! find II a
fine medicine for constipation" soc
bottle. For sale by J. Fry drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22

feated the Salem high sen0
Saturday. and see how they g
die them. The Juniors ~-
their hands full. as NeWbers p.I
a heavy bunch that are nAfs
but they are willing TO Try 'n'
expect to carry of the honor, Z
end of the game. The jun"
up will be: a..
Captain. Booth; right emu
right tackle, snider; r'sa.
Keyes; center. Mcdowell; isn = \
Shields: left tackle, Ross 'sn
Shields; left half, Cummin
Leech; right half, Holman -. =
Coryell; vandervort ana
subs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
LAUGHS AT DEATH.
Fred A. Shepherd, Condemned 20 he
Hanged Jokes About the Scaf-
fold.

Fred A. Shepherd who is con-
demnod to be executed at the state
penltentlary November 3Oth. does
not seem to realize the enormity or
the seriousness OF the situation he Is
In, lie often jokes about his Inn
pending doom. and has numerous
things to say about the scaffold on
which he is TO be executed.
Governor Chamberlain has re-
celvod a letter from John II. Geddes.
OF Albany, who taught young Shep-
herd In school several years ago. He
writes that Shepherd was feeble
minded, aud did not have Intelligence
sufficient to learn the rudiments OF
common school branches, Geddes
believes that after Shepherd went to
Eastern Oregon his body developed.
but his brain stood stlll, Shepherd Is
said 10 have taken 20 the woods
when only ten years old to work In
the lumber camps, and as his age In
creased his mental deficiency became
more apparent. Mr.. Geddes asks the
governor 90 exercise executive elem
eney, and commute Shepherds SEN
tenee 10 life Imprisonment.
Relatives of shepherd. living in
the Willamette valley. will visit him
az the prison tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
ACTORS HAvE ARRIVED.
"Thc Sign Of the Cross win Be Pro-
duced at the Grand Tonight.

''Thc Sign of the Cross VIII Be Pro-
duced at the Grand Tonight.
Twenty-eight members OF the
Sign OF the Cross" Company ar
rived In Salem on the noon train
aud that interesting drama will be
given this evening at the Grand OPP
era house. The floods In tho North
west delayed the company and nu-
merous engagements In the Puget
Sound country were broken. but the
date az the Heilig theatre In Port
land last night was kept and a splen-
did performance was given. The
Portland newspapers and the best OF
the Portland critics say that Wilson
Barrett made a splendid play when
he wrote "The Sign OF the Cross. Z"
and that many Of his troupe are very
merltorlous actors. The play has for
les motif NeFo's persecution OF the
Christians.
The production last night az the
Heilig won much applause. Il is
dlnleult 20 tell In advance what sa-
lem viii do. bat the reputation OF
Wilson barrett as playwright and
the fame that several. at least. OF
the actors have won. ought 70 have
lls eject on the box once receipts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
COMPANIES ORGANIZE.
Articles Of Incorporation
Granted Enterprises Backed
by oregon Capital.


Articles of incorporation were filed
in the Office of the secretary of state
this morning by the following:
Gold Road Mining and Milling
Company, Incorporated under the
laws of Delaware; e. d. Briggs, of
Ashland, attorney.
Snake River Land Company, of
Baker City; incorporators, r. r. Ber-
ry, M. Boswell. J. X. Romig; capt.
tai stock. $4,000.
Beaver Lumber Company, of Port
land; capital stock was increased
from 100000 to 100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for the Public Schools
and the Family Circle.

A display of Willamette valley
apples at Portland proves that just
as fine fruit can be grown here as at
Hood River.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
were given a great reception on their
visit TO San Juan, Porto Rico, and the
President promised to work for a
law giving the people OF that island
full American citizenship.
Two great German steamships coll
lided In the British channel, and
some OF the crews are reported miss
ing.
James Bryce. the English hlstor-
ian, may be appointed minister to
our country.
Five hundred thousand dollars has
been subscribed In New York 10 re-
build the San Francisco Y. NJ. c. A.
building.
The Hawaiian sugar planters are
planning the manufacture OF dena-
tured alcohol on a large scale from
molasses. They have $4,000, 900
gallons OF this annually TO work ap.
The annual report OF the state
treasurer shows that the state has
no Indebtedness, and a large cash
balance on hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
Neuralgia Pains.

Rheumatism. lumbago and sciatiC
pains yield to the penetrating infiu-
ence of Billiards. Snow Liniment. II
penetrates to the nerves and
bone and being absorbed into the
blood, It's healing properties are con-
veyed to every part of the body. and
effect some wonderful cures. 25c,
bOo and $1.00. For sale by d. j.
Fry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22

A novel feeling OF leaping. bound
Ing impulses goes through your
body. You feel young. act young
and are young after taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea or
Tablets, a5 cents. For sale at DR..
Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22

Tired Tambo-But surely, sir, you
haven't any objection to a wander
ing MINSTREL
Landlord of the Red wolf-Not
at all. as long as he keeps on wan
dering.-Chicago Daily News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
Curesl Consumption.

Mrs. u. w Evans. Clearwater.
Kan. writes MY husband lay sick
for three months. The doctors said
that he had quick consumption. We
procured a bottle OF Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup. and II cured him. That
was six years ago, Since then we
have always kept bottle In the
house. We cannot do without Il
For coughs and colds II has no
equal" 2bc. soc aud 81. 90. Sold by
D. ]. Fry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
Sing Roth Hands.

The hand that rocks the cradle" is
The theme the poet sings.
Why not the hand that makes the
''rocks"
For baby food and thingsY
The Catholic Standard and Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
Papa's Position.

Fred-Did Miss cashlslk1 y.
attempt to draw you out
called last night? a.
Joel should say no'' u
behind me when l VEN
cago Daily News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
Juniors Against NewberR.

The Juniors will play a game here
on Saturday. They are going to bring
the team over from Newberg that de-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22
The Bank Habit

Possibly you who read this
have never kept bank account.
II not, let us suggest that you try
the experiment. You will hnd Il
helpful In many ways, Aside
from the fact that your money
viii be safe from theft aud are.
such a sabit tends 10 thrift and
economy. discipline and general
understanding OF business pFinci-
Piles. all OF which are essential 10
success. Il also a1Iords a eonvo-
nlent method for the payment OF
bills: aud, as the checks are al
ways preserved and returned 10
you. they serve as receipts for the
amount paid. We will be pleased
TO serve you a. your banker
Come IN and open a bank account.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-22

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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
TOYS and the lmaainstion.

Since this is the season OF toy Civ
ing the following remarks Of Or
Grace Peckham Murray from the De
lineator, have q special interest:
The tendency of the present time
Is to overload children with toys. Far
from being a help TO a child, this de.
frauds him. He should not have a
surfeit " any Of his senses. TOYS can
be made the means of great develop.
nent They should be such as wi.
AID the Imagination and stimulate The
inventive faculty. The Imagination
OF the child is his MOTT precious fac
u'ty. ] caaaot lament with n recent
child Of to-day. who would rather have
a piece of machinery or an electrical
toy that he can pull 10 pieces aud put
together again than old-fashioned
plavthirgs Rather one lhould rejoice
thar he brain activity 81 children OK
ponds itself on that which is useful
] have seen a boss ewes sparkle with
enjoyment and Intelligent interest
when. ar ten years of age. he was
working over an electric battery. lis
mind was graspiag the mysteries Of
physics with surencss that woult
have done credit 60 an older mind.
The poini is. Arouse the childreu's
minds and imagiuatiuns through their
eame-. their toys. TO an interest IN
that which viii be useful 70 them an
their lives. Then there vii not be-
need ~ % much examining % school
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15

- s'eIa - rrenty.af.s
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
New Danger signal invented.

Danger! An electrical system of
signaling has been perfected in Not
,ingham, England, whereby a gong
sounds on the engine md an immense
bulls eye in the cab slares with green
or red light IL the drivers face. Be
yond the spot wher' # present the
distant signal is located On the rail.
WAYS, the Invention proposes that a
central rail 100 yards long should be
laid with a second and much larger
central rail near the present house
signal. Connected with the signal
box, the pressure OF a roller beneath
the engine d. these central rails
would not only ring bell and cause
a lamp. corresponding with the track
upon which the train has been run
ming to glow iu the signal box, but
bells would ring and red or green
lamps glow or the engine Itself the
color IF the. ldmD depending upon
which rail the s.cual man had con
Decfcd with a negative.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
FOR SMALL SLOOPS
Mn Be Races of Marblehead. Mass.
In Which Germans viii Be
Competitors.

Boston Feb. Little Eastern
Yacht club today received a cable me
sage from Admiral Barandon. chair.
nan of the racing committee Of the
imperial Yacht Club of Germany. an
bouncing that arrangements for The in
irrational races on Marblehead
Mass. in September next had been
JractiyaIly completed by The Germans
The races viii Doe for small sioops. The
Germans VIII send over boats 60 com.
pete for cup, and American yachts
win De- The defenders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
ARE VERY HOPEFUL
OF Satisfactory Adjustment Of Griev
anoes Miners So Express
sThemseives.

New York, Feb 1.-THE district
presidents and secretaries Of the an.
thracite mine workers today completed
their work ia connection with meeting
Of coal operators and special scale
committee Of mine workers which will
be- held in this city tomorrow Moth
mg remains now except to call on
the mine owners and present TO them
"a communication hat the committee
has drawn up. It Is believed that TO
morow's session win be brief and
that an adjournment may be taken un-
80 the operators are ready with re-
ply. On the eve of the conference the
mine workers expressed themselves a
hopeful OF a satisfactory adjustment Of
Tho grievances % De submitted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
Offers Bnsiness For Sale.

notice appears elsewhere ID this
paper thar Mr. z C Halliday the
Commercial avenue hardware dealer
will sell out his business at once and
retire The announcement will be re-
eeiyed with mingled feelings Of sur
prise and regret. because Mr. Hall.
days establishment ha been for
many years one of tho leading bust
ness houses ia he city and because
me of the reasons for hi retirement
= unsatisfactory health The house
ans been doing business for upwards
IF twenty years and is known
throughout this section OF The country
as one OF tha first in ts line lt ha.
not transpired whether or not Mr.
Halliday viii embark insanother line
after he has disposed Of his present
business. but. for a time probably
not
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15

Stage a CnIrO, Februafy II. lAO'
pol
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
SIX YOUNG LADIES HE WILL co BROKE
If NECESSARY TO KEEP HIS WIFE
OUT OF THE PENiTENTiNARY
SAYS HUSBAND.
On Trial IN Indiana For Murder--Men
Shed Tears When Attorney For
the Defense Tells His
Story

Rushville, Ind, February l4,-Gn the
trial today Of Mrs Anna Bankert, for
the murder of Norman Cook, Prosecu
tor Bassett Of Shelbyville, testified
that he gave certain articles to the
coroner after the murder DR. Wynne
Of indianapolis, withstood a rigid eX
animation Mrs. Bankert wept after
the examination of Prosecutor Basset
Many men shed tears on hearing J.
S Duncan, an attorney for the de-
Tense accuse Cook OF maliciously en-
tering the Bankert home, Mrs. Walk
er told the story of the shooting at
marks al the Bankert home
Prosecutor Bassett after Sadie
Smay and Willie Horr had testified,
deliberately accused Mrs. Bankert of
maIicously numbering Norman Cook
Not being satisfied with the revolver
shots. he said, she cruelty used a
razor upon the victim.
Mrs Claude Walker corrobcrated
statements regarding the visits of
Cook 10 the Bankert home
Mrs. Bankert, upon cross.exam ma
tion. denied Mrs Walkers statement
about "a little piece of lead
BankerE sold the second piece of
real estate Yesterday % acres in
Hanover township. to Charles Kemp
for $4,000, and stated II will go broke
to defend my wife She Shall not 90
to the penitentiary if / know it,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
"Uneie Joe's- cavstie cor,e,,

Pcnn-ylFaniade in congress arc Iis
appointed and somewhat indignant
because house members from their
state have not secured atat they re-
Earf ~ proper number OF places 90
important committee. Some of tarm
iWertiew'd Speaker Cannon ON the
subject Fud merttenHH .har -he NAH
e-t STATES SEEMED '9 base been treat.
81 Wifh m1.e confederation tHau Ile
-res- common wealth rHl-h TIE, rep.
resented Jnele Joe 60 them talk
or "a rbiie Th.l He -e DIS isr and
aid h'a1-i-: Gentlemen .ts quality
Tat counts. ro- eaafIt." and tae ln-
-isruf aas Closed
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
THE CITY COURT
An Ex-Offioial of Thebes Runs Amuck
In Cairo-Petty Thief in the
Tails.

In The city court yesterday judge
Ross disposed Of several cases a little
out e The usual order Of business in
his court Officers Cowell and Llpe
.arraigned a prisoner Of some import
ance III the person Of Ernest Kelly.
Ernest WAS al enc time marshal of the
village ct Thebes and probably con.
sidered That he had some special priv
ileges on that account He was found
by The officers making himself Of
lensYely conspicuous on lower Com
mercial avenue Tuesday night just
about the time The tbeater was let
cut He felt that he could whip a
carload OF hungry tigers, single.
handed and alone. and the feat of
Baron Muncnausen. in Staying a ship
load of Polar bears. would have been
mere child's play 10 him. The officers.
somehow ala not >ympathize with Mr.
Kelly and they rudely yanked him to
headquarters and actually placed him
in a cell for the night Judge Ross
fined him So and costs which he paid
Nancy Parts, a negress. was arrested
by Officers Cowell and Life on the
charge Of larceny. She was a domestic
in the family of Conductor Wheeland.
of the Mobile & Ohio railroad, al 290l
Sycamore street Tempted by an evil
spirit she had yielded TO a desire for
things which she could not or would
not buy So she stole them from Mrs.
Wheeland-a dress skirt, a pair Of
giovea. a shirt waist and other things
Judge Ross held her TO bail in the
sum Of 500 She viii be tried in the
circuit court.
Ernest Pruett arrested by officer
HofheInz fer being disorderly. was
fined s. and costs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
Seventeenth Birthday.

Miss Sue Bauerton OF Twentyfftl
street, entertained last evening at hei
home. in celebration of the seventeenth
anniversary of her birth. A number
ref young lady friends were present
and the evening was spent delightfully."-
A two-c9urso luncheon was served. and
music and dancing and happy chatter
served To- while the hours away. The
guests were Misses Clara WestermaE.
1f Mound City Mary Huette Mary
OCaHaell. Mary Call-gan. Rose How
Iey Lula Young Ada Valdez and
NaEie HickcoN.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
PACKED CHAMBER
TO SUFFOCAT|ON
CHICAGO COUNCIL TAKES ACTION
ON THREE PROPOSITIONS Ar
FECTiNG THE CITY.
OVER VETO OF MAYOR
Ordinance Fixing Gas at IS Cents Was
Passed-Hgh License For Sa.
looms and Municipal Owner.
shlp--Other Questions.

Chicago, Feb 1.-THE city council
at a special meeting today took action
on three important propositions az
fecting the city. The ordinance fixing
the price of gas at So cents instead OF
80 cents, and 81 as heretofore. was
passed over the mayors veto by a vote
.of 81 70 10; an ordinance placing the
saloon license at 5000 instead OF $500,
the present figure, and instead of ST..
000 as desired by the high license ad.
vocates, was adopted by a vote of 35 to
81, but Mayor Dunno ruled the meas.
ure had failed of passage because 1t
did net receive 36 votes the consti
tutiona majority. The 81 900 license
ordinance was then re-ntroduced. but
II was referred to the license commit.
tee to be presented again at the next
council on February &c.
Municipal Ownership.
In addition to the gas and license
questions the council also considered
the municipal ownership matter Of
ordering that question voting $40
100000 fer the purchase of street rail
ways to be submitted at the next city
election
Nothing can be determined by the
vote except the opinion Of a majority
of the voters of the city regarding mum
icipal owner. hip. The importance OF
the impending measures, and the ex-
citement which has attended their az.
itation drew an enormous crowd TO the
city hall late in the day
Packed to Suffocation
Special guards Of policemen were
stationed around the building and all
The doors were guarded in order to
prevent dangerous jam inside the
but despite these precautions
the council chamber and the hallway
outside were packed to suffocatlon
The excitement was such at times that
the police were compelled to remove
di.orderly people from the Railways, (
and one man who persisted In being 4
noisy was locked up.
over Saloon Licenses.
The greatest excitement was over
the saloon contest. Numerous crimes
that have been perpetrated against
women in this city Of late having
aroused much feeling. and it was be.
ieyed my many people, that the raising
Of the saloon license from $500 TO ST..
900 would wipe out many saloons in
sections of the city which
have been harboring places for Grim
nails. Saloon men have been ranged
,olidly against the 81 900 proposition
md although the fight has been In
progress bur a few weeks 1t was In
ensely bitter When the matter came
Up today both sides were represented
~ hundreds of people who packed the
'ouncl chamber and corridors.
Adopt Minority Report.
The council committee presented a
majority report fagcring a license fee
# 81 600. and a minority report plac-
ng It at 5000 II was this latter that
.assed and the announcement of the
ote was received with cheers by the
aloon people Mayor Dunno, however,
ued against ifs adoption for reasons
tated.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
General Conditions Yesterday.

The southwestern storm has moved
very rapidly norheastward and now
centers APPARENTLY in northern Penu
sylvania It has within the last "A
hours, caused precititation in the low
er Missouri Valley. throughout the
central and lower Mississippi Valley
and in nearly all sections lying east OF
the Mississippi river An area of high
pressure, or severe cold wave has
moved down from tue British North.
west and now breasts over Minnesota
and the Dakotas II is attended by
Temperatures ranging as low as Is
degrees below zero Under the influ
ence of the cold wave. the temperature
has fallen in the lower Ohio and Miss
issippi valleys throughout The Lake
region. and in all sections lying be
tween the Rocky Mountains and Miss.
issippi river The indications for thi.
locality are for snow 1urries this
afternoon or tonight with decidedly
colder tonight Thursday will be gen
orally fair and cold
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15
HAzINc A mlsDEMeANoR.

Columbus Ohio Feb 1.-THE hous,
day passed Din making haziug In
m5Iic and private schools and col
eEes misdcmcauor punishable by q
ine not exceeding 5000 or imprison-
ment 10 jan not exceeding Sis months
'r both Teacher and heads OF such
schools who knowingly permit halin-
To- Dee prac'iccl are also to bc deemed
guilty ot misdemeauer and are pun
ishahie by "a Gne not exceeding 5000.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-02-15

John sullivan yesterday bought a
corner lot and house on Sixteenth
street. belonging 10 a negro named
Massey paying $1,000 for same. Massey
bought the property some years age
with money from his wife who was a
Choctaw Indian and who inherited his
money from her grandfather who in
ann got il from the government a
his part OF the indian allotment. The
Ma-sys viii leave Cairo for Indian
Territory