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Evening capital., 1907-09-21
FEAST OF TABERNlCIES
Begins at Sunset TOmsrrsw-Cei-
ebrated by Local Hebrews

verv interesting Jewish holiday
is the Yeast 81 Taberuzcles.or B1et1s-
which commences t0usorrow A1 s1n-
set, and lasts eight days
In Hebrew the holiday IS SnowD
a. s.@uceotII. = and CoEnneuorates 1Ala
sOiourn Of The children 81 Israel IN
the Wilderness after the kxesius
from Egypt, when their only weans
Of habitation were lightly constructed
tents OF booths
Unlike the preceding holidays of
New Year and Day gf AE0neursn nt-
which are very solemn uasures tos
r east Of TaberBaeies j. mere festive
/ occasion ard - properly eeleDraee "a
many pi0us AMI Observing Hebrew :
Construct tents 0r booths With . rgof
Of everxreens and besides having taetr
meals served there, also spend naueh
time in meditation AMI rel eIigie1is sEsisiy
in their booths.
1 number Of booths E4ye been erect
ede by the local Hebrew ard tne aeli-
dav will be observed vita serv fees
by the Eennsssefh Israel congregation
Of this eitv-
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
TO INTER ABaIRal'S ASHES
Military Esc0rt fer the WaIksr
0bsequiss

The ashes ~ Rear Admiral Js1n
a.. Walker. whose body Vas ersma1esi
in Boston. will ~ inferred - Was1-
fugtou thfs aftsrngcn-
Rear Admiral & riei >etreE has been
designated 20 c0rumsnd the military
escort which IS to atteud the funeral
this afternoon from All seals ghureh-
Lfeutenznt Jackson viii BE- his catef
Of stat. The E. = = Prairie. wttn
two battaliOBs of biuei iaekstss arrived
OF Alexandria yesterday
These men. a battalion cg u1aEanes
from the barracks AZ Washington AL
the Marine Band viii form tlss mill
tary escort. ~ix rear afuIAFals Ans4
four civilians will make up tne Etst
Of honorary palIbearers- - feN "a
the former are in Washington usfN
that il has been with some diAeulty
that the department. has obtained a
sufficient number So act
The ashes Of the admiral w1@se
body was erematsd alker tne arte1
funeral sers ices in B0stou. rs1ehesl
Washfngt0n last night en- the Fetieral
express. Incl9sed in . casEet tney
were taken 80 his home on l,t1 sLrset,
where they remained until + g'eAeeA
this afternoon xheB they Were eoEne
10 the church, y here the nuaI funer1l
services were conducted After thai
the ashes were escorted % ArllngEon
fOr iuterment.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

After four years little carrier pig
con has come back 10 its Dwn home, Or
perch. Today the Adams Express
brought to Mr.. :. Reese Abbott, Of this
city. a carrier pigeon that has been
lost since the spring of 1893. The
bird bear an aluminium band Of the
National Pigeon Association, 10 which
the owner At that time belonged, and
It was in this way the birds owner
ship was traced.
The pigeon was found by Dir. W.
II. stock, Of York, Pa, who looked
up the Association number and letter
on the band the bird wore on its
leg, and communicated with the
owner. The result was the pigeon
was returned to Annapolis today by
express. after four years absence.
The bird was lost on Gy Of 20
miles to Bedford City, Pa. in l90s.s
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
IN MILITARY PARADE
ST. Johns to Participate in Old
Home Week Ceremonies

Tie St. Johns College battalion.
Lieut.. T.. Berkeley IgIehart, 4. >.
A., in command, viii participate in
the military parade Of old Home Week
on Tuesday, October - in Baltimore.
The procession will me1eh in three
brigades aud will be commanded BY
Governor WaTGeld, who will leave
the line near the end Of march and re-
view the paTading soldiery. Governor
WaT6eld and staff will DC IN line,
members Of Companies q and ", Of
the First Regiment, Maryland Nation
al Guard, and IT. Johns College
cadets.
Formation will be on Mount Royal
avenue, with right resting on North
avenue. The parade will move at ?
d. ri. over tho following route :
Mount Royal avenue 10 Calvert street,
TO Chase, to Charles, To Monument,
TO Cathedral, to Franklin, TO Charles,
To Lexington, TO Holiday. to Balti-
more, to Eutaw, 10 Eutaw Place, dis
banding at North avenue.
All parades during tine celebration
will pass the City Hail. Baltimore.
where the Mayor and city officials of
that city and ether digBitaries viii
view the pageants from a mammoth
SIAM bDAb viii EAbcH4 tlC IDbAAD
front Of the building
The Secretary Of the Navy has in
formed the Maryland Homecoming
Association that the vessels 10 be as
signed to Baltimore harbOT during
the coming celebration Of old Home
Week, October - 10 -, will be the
Topeka aud Des sIoiDes. Both are
| types Of the most modern vessels Of
their class. orders wilt BE- issued 10
the commanders Of the two ships to
land detacbmeDts Of sailors and ma
rines for the military parade. The
two will furnish 200 men for this puT-
pose.
The vessels will also participate in
the bombardment Of Fort NcElenry At
night, a feature Of the program that
now appears to be assured. The GOV
ernment has sigDified its readiness u
lend its men and ammunition 10 this
cause, and there will be = general
reproduction of the historic event
which has such a prominent place N
| the country's history and which In
spiTed the immortal hymn.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Probably the FIRST thing one thinks
of when David Harum'' is called 70
mind Is the horse trade between David
aud the pi0us Deacon Perkins. This
bit VI description was one u the best
things IN Westcott's book and in the
play taken from the book, great deal
Is necessarily made Of this piece Of
business. The trade Is shown ezrlv
in The lrst act and il Is one u the
most amusing scenes ever set in mod
ern comedy. Tie bnmor of il j. one
Of the most irresistible and il Is All 80
we'll done that one f0rgefs while view
ing II that Il IS q mimic scene
Another capital scene IN the play
shows the Deacon behind the horse
that would stand without bitebin' .
during q heavy thunder shower. The
play Is one u tire important aftrae-
tfons Of the season and IS booked fol
presentation here at the Colonial
Theatre Friday night, september r.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
READY FOR PRACTICE
Midshipmen Sacrifice Weeks Va
cation for Football

The Navy football captain, sfidsbip-
man Archibald r. Douglas. together
with several u The veterans of last
years eleven TetHTBed 70 the Naval
Academy yesterday to begln practice
IN preparation for the Coming season
having sacrificed one week 81 their
annual vacations.
The players did not get ouf for any
work yesterday. but Captain Douglas
stated that the uniforms would be dis
tributed today and some light practice
would be taken. by Monday the
squad viii settle down 10 active work,
aud there will be but ten days for
licking = team into shape for the
opening contest. on October 2. with
Western Maryland College.
Yesterday afternoon Douglass looked
over the material among the new fourth
class, and with the severa1 promising
men, together with the good nucleus
refuining from last year, he is well
pleased with the prospects Of TofBd-
ing out a strong team again this year.
Lieut.. Commander Joseph 81. Reeves,
the new head coach, will assume his
duties Monday. but John VI. Gates.
the star end Of Yale IN 1905. whose
work 3s field coach last season was
largely responsible for developing a
" inning team, is not expected in An
napciis until October ].
Douglass says bc is in good condi-
lion. having completely recovered
from the skin-grafting operations made
Necessary 10 close uD an old wound
ON a leg breEen in the Princeton game
in October. 1905.
Of last years crack team the fol-
lowing men are ALREADY on hand !:
Slinglud, center, and Wright. guard.
In addition u these ShafrOtb, the
strong safeguard; Robertson and Ma
gruder, tackles. and I4ange, quarter
back, ali strong subs cf last year,
are here. a unm ber Of others are
expected 10 arrive today.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
MIDSHIPMAN OPERATED on


-Midshipman Charles A- Harris.
Of Grafton, y T.. who WAS gpeT-1tesl
upon At the Naval Hospital anDor
two weeks ago for q growth Oh -hs
bone Of the rigbt leg IS considerably y
improved and Il is hoped that no
further operation vii Be HeeessarE-
The operation w4s performed y
Surgeon George VI Pfckrsli, assisted
By Assistant Surgeon -torine 4nd
Hayden Harris hurt his ieg pi4Finz
football ard u ) n0t likely that De
will be able 70 play again Ehouga e
is hoped that be Vii - aois -
remain in the service
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

The services IN e. Annsrs Cbureh
fouorroz viii BE- - : and II = -
and ; - p n Sunday - 9-.i1
a n Tomorrow wfIl be Ehs seven
tenth SUNDAY after Trinity
The services IN - Anne's Gb4pel
wfII be af A. n ard : p n
At 81 Lakes ChzpeE-Easrpor1-
there will be ere servics-2s p n
SUNDAY school ~ 9-45-
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
NOTICE.

Comrades Of FoxHALL A. PARkER
GARRISON No. IS, A. and y. u, will
assemble (Arundel BuiIding) tomor-
row. SUNDAY, at Il. n. TO attend
the funeral of our late Comrade LU-
THEIR VI. QUAfD.
JACOB JACOBSON,
sep2l-it Commander.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

stockholm. sept. 2l.-The Countess
p. Miranda. better known as Christine
nilsson. w ho was world famous years
4-o as an oparatic singer, is dauger-
eusly lll 10 her childhood home near
.ha hamlet Of Hussaby. an the south
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Boston. Mass, sept. ~ -Represent-
afItes ~ many creeds and many coun-
srios arc gathered in thIs city 60 take
part in the fourth international con-
aress of lhe federation of religious
liberals. The attendance will com
prise 1000 -members from all over
lae United States and 200 noted
euests from aboad. These represent
aliogethcr hftoen nationaiities, who
meet together, % quote the language
81 the official call. FOR the purpose
of opening communication with those
ia AN lands who are striving - unite
pune religion and perfect liberty, and
30 increase fellow ship and eo-opera-
tion among them-
The congress viii open at Sym
phouv Hall tomorrow evening. where
tha leading features viii be addresses
ny noted delegates. Each day OF the
coming week viii be opened with
service al Kings Chapel, meetings
will he hold at various churches Of
Boston and there will be a number
af excursions o. places Of religious
ana historic interest.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

ern confines Of the Swedish peninsula.
The Countess has been out Of the
public eye for twenty years now
but there are many who still pre-
serve a vivid recollection OF how her
exquisite voice thrilled large audi
enees in All the capitals of Europe
and in America in the seventies.
The once famous singer is now in
her sixty-ffth year. Her father was
peasant aud she was the eighth
child. Her father was an impassiOn-
Ell admirer of music and il was from
him that Christine learned the first
scale of the musical notes. She be-
gan her public career as a child by
SINGING At fairs and weddings under
the direction of an elder brother.
one day at fair at Ljumby the sing
ing Of Christine attracted the atten-
tion OF local magistrate by the
name of Th0rnerbjeim, who saw her
parents and arranged for the educa-
tion of the young girl She was first
sent To an excellent school in Goth
euberg, where she remained two
years.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
GOT LICENSE HERE
Groom's Sister Says He Was Mar
ried Before

The Clerk Of the Circuit Court "
Anne Arundel county yesterday issued
a marriage license TO Mr.. Theodore
Leonard. - years old. and Miss Flor
aence Il. Pfaa, both OF Baltimore
city. Mr.. Leonard is a pTOmisin z
young musician and is we'll known in
Northeast Baltimore
While they got the license for their
marriage only yesterday, a sister Of
Mr.. Leonard--Miss Mathilda Leonard
said that her brother and Miss Pfan
were married several days ago. IL
was told her that it was impossible
for them 10 get married without Ii
cense, but she clung tenaciously to
the statement that they had BEEN
married before.
Hiss Leonard declined emphatically
To say when and where the young
couple were united. She also refused
10 tell anything of Miss PfaG.
Miss Pfad is known TO our family
and she and my brother have known
each other some time" she said.
My brother was married several days
ago--it make no difference when ex-
actly or where
Evening capital., 1907-09-21
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
IA aaa Bay az observation-disclosures in
ReaeI0u-F0Ot BAH Begins Today
-0nge Renowned Singer III

r.rfIIk \, sept. HI.--tf0F crn0r
S. Folk was the central figure
.r.p tl lhe celebration ~ Missouri
.. fbe jamestown Exposition.
81. faruaI exercises were held IN
~. tnIitorinm with r.. n. Kent,
tlent 81 The Missouri State Com
81. SION. presiding.
t..eernur Folk was escorted from
ouri Duiiding to the Audito-
..r hr saif0rs from the battleship
tr auri. Actresses Of welcome were
ll.erel hv President Tucker 81 the
..a-ftiun aud Governor Swansou.
.0 Virginia. and the reuouse was by
..... ruar Folk. An informal Tecep-
....r eas held at the Missouri Build
Irr lHls afternoon.
Evening capital., 1907-09-21

Sos s. 1ork. Sept. 2l.Among the Last
...1 colleges football tor i90i makes
~ luHd bow today The first skIr-
.f-hes take place today, being little
rrr. lhau practice games, Tor II viii
8. several weeks yet before the real
battles hcgin- The situation IS not
sIf.safher lovely. however. Far from
lt is complicated and uusatisfae-
..rt. So much sos in fact, that it IS
l.frasslblc to forecast with any de-
.f.. ai certainty just how strong the
,ar.nus members of thc big i've
rIIl he this fall.
fudaiug from the number Of veteT-
sr. Ielg over from last year Cornell
s..ht t0 b6 unusually strong. Yale
has lest rs graduation and other
.1H.es more than half the 1906 squad,
Huf tt has some exceptionally strong
uits from the freshman eleven Of
n.t wear. The University Of fennsyi-
tsnia IS Fortunate IN hax ing lost but
tr.a nf tho members o. last year
team. Princeton has lest heavily in
ih. .ina. hut reports from the training
quarters Indicate that the Tigers ex-
ua.t to 50 well able 90 care for them
selves. Harvard is believed 10 be in
tha worst shape Of any ol the big col
fesgs. due largely CD The uncertainty
visiting the greater part Of last year
8s io IS whether football would be .con
uuned as college sport.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-01

The finest line OF Gunther's bon'bo
and candies in the city at the Condor
Drug Co.
Because of the car shoratage, the
GILLIAN Co, Milling Co. Is overstock-
ed with mIllfeed. While 1t lasts this
will be sold at an exceptionally low
price, for cash.
Fresh fish every Friday at W. F..
Parks & Co.
If you wish to see properly, see Viii
liams the Jeweler & 0pticisn.
Largest stock of doors and windows
in Gillian County. Arlington Lumber
Co.
Best Sunday dinners in the city at the
Summit Hotel.
Cleanliness is next to Godliness. "
This is an old saying but no truer words
were ever spoken. Clean cloths are as
necessary as meat and drink. Every
woman likes clean clothes, Every gen
tleman likes to wear cloths that are
neatly cleaned and pressed. See Sim
pson the Laundry Man. Hts motto is
cleanliness and his prices are reasonable.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-01

Deeds. Real Mort.
cages. & hattel
Mortgages. sn 10
mons for sale at b.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-01
0. R. & n. time TABLE
Trains Depart from Arlington

D. TIERNEY, Agent,
Arlington, Or.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Or, Wood was called to Fossil Monday
in consultation with Or, Wildly.
Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. d. 5, Brown
and Miss Nellie Brown were passengers
Friday mornings train for Portland,
Mrs. W, A. Darling left Friday morn
ing for Seattle where she will visit with
friends.
Geo. Flanders isn't married and he lie
LAYING for the GLoBk correspondent from
Gwendolen, who stated that;"Mrs, Geo.
Flanders attend the meeting at olex
Thursday night"
A number of young men organised a
Polo Association at the skating rink
Tuesday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-01
Marble and Granite Work.

| wish to announce to my friends and
patrons that have opened a shop in
Condor and am now prepared to furnish
all kinds Of stone, marble and granite
work, cemetery fencing, cement work,
etc. on short notice and at prices within
he reach OF all.
NV reputation as first class mechan-
ic is a guarantee as to the quality of my
work. Call and see me.
Special attention to furnishing Wood
men Of the World and Woodmen Circle
monuments. Geo. l.. Neale has been
appointed my Condor agent and will re-
ceive orders during my absence from
the citv. LOUIE CoMINI.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-01
SIS per Acre,

900. acre farm for sale. 4 miles from
Condor. $40 acres tillable. 800 acres
in summer fallow. Plenty of water all
year. Farming implements go with
farm. 0ne-half cash. See Carter &
Portwood, Condor National Bank Bldg.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1907-02-01
For Rent

Office and living rooms over The
Hunt Hardware Store. Prices reason.
able, Inquire of J. E. Hunt.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

The bill by Mr.. Alexander OF De.
Kalb, to the effect that the purpose
and policy of the state be to extend
the Western and Atlantic railroad to
the sea, and to operate the same, and
the companion bin by Mr. Alexander
authorizing an issue Of bonds by the
state for the extension of the Western
and Atlantic railroad, were ordered
returned TO the house with the recon-
mendation that they do pass, by the
Western and Atlantic committee of
the house Wednesday afternoon This
action was taken by the house com
mitee following a joint session of the
house and senate committees, held in
the senate chamber for the purpose
of hearing from a delegation Of Chat
tanooga citizens who urged the sale
or lease by the state of Georgia of
certain property in Chattanooga own
ed by it and used as switch yards
for the Western and Atlantic railroad
Since the senate Western and Atlantic
committee had not visited Chattanoo-
ga, action Of tire request of the COM
mittee from Chattanooga was defer
red, and a motion was carried that the
joint session of the committee adjourn
subject to the call of the chairman
Of each. The house committee then
went into executive session, and ia.
yorably reported Mr. AleXanders bills
for the extension of the state road
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
COTTON SEED EXPERT RESIGNS.
]. L. Benton Forced to Relinguish Job
Because of Bad Health.

~ ~~NsN~SA~'
Hon. ]. L. Benton of Monticello,
Ca, recently appointed cotton seed ex-
pert abroad by Hon. Oscar Strauss,
secretary of commerce and labor at
Washington, has resigned that posi-.
ton, owing to i'll health, and has re-
turned to Georgia.
Mr.. Benton talks most interesting
y Of his service abroad where he
Investigated the conditions in Den
mark and Holland for the United
States government and made exhaus-
tive reports of his research work,
which has been published in PAM
phlet form by the department under
which he served. In speaking of his
trip abroad he said:
Zone Of the most interesting fea-
lures of my work on the continent
was the comparison made between the
efforts of Denmark and Holland, both
noted as butter producing countries, to
secure the butter trade of England.
Holland had it, but now Denmark has
forged ahead The two buffers sold
are entirely different, but the south
profits by each. In Denmark cotton
seed meal is fed in large quantities to
the cattle, and this has been declared
by the experiment stations there to
be the best butter fat producer known.
In Holland another southern product
is used. This is cotton seed oil which
is mixed with the butter Of Holland
to make the famous margarine for
which the country is noted Here we
have two countries trying for the same
end and both using southern prod
uct for basis and both bases coming
from our snow-white cotton fields.
Both countries are prosperous and use
more cotton seed meal as a feed and
cotton sed oil to make the margarine
than any others in the world, proper
tionate in size"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09

ration who shall violate this act IN
any respect shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor; any physician who shall IS
sue prescription hereunder contain
ing any false statement shall be guilty
Of a misdemeanor; any druggist who
shall fill any prescription for alcohol
in anywise other than herein allowed,
mr. shall fail to file a prescription filed
nv him hereunder with the ordinary
within the time prescribed shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor; any per
aon who shall obtain alcohol for an,
other in accordance with the terms
hereof, and who shall convert the same
to any other use, shall be guilty of
misdemeanor.
Sec. 3. Nothing in this act shall pro
bibit the sale by licensed druggists
Of wood or denatured alcohol for art
scientific or mechanical purposes or
grain alcohol for bacteriologists, who
are actually engaged in that class OF
work for scientific purposes only.
Sec. 4. ALI laws and parts of laws
in conflict with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
With Our
Lawmakers

TWO very important bills were IA
yorably reported by the general Juai
ciary commiistee wednesday after
noon when the m a5lrss. by Mr. Bar.
Of Fannln and Mr.. harieman OF JEFF
ferson, received the stamp II approval
from ibis body. 1t is provided in Mr.
Burts bin that in the flu ure all pleas
as to insanity shall be made and the
prisoner tried upon this pisa before
the general pleading as ID the guilt
or innocence of the prisoner is entered
upon. After this trial the trial as to
the culpability Of tbs defendant is
undertaken. This viii stop all pleas
of mot guilty; crazy at the time or
since the act was committed The
bill by Mr.. Hard man WAS prompted
by the many crimes attempted in the
state. and the fact that light punish
ments were being melted out, under
the present law, to those offenders
who only attempt but do no. accom-
pnsh their evil designs. According to
his bill an assault with intent to rape
Is to be made punishable with death
but life Imprisonment upon the rec
concentration to the mercy Of the
court
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-08-09
JUDGE VACATED THE BENcl
Refused to Serve Because Caleb P
Accused Him of Being Biased.

Accused Him Of Being Biased.
The fourth trial at Georgetown
Of Caleb Powers, on the char
completely in the murder of Gov
w. M. Goebel, was indefinitely POI
ed Wednesday following the acti
Special Judge George E. Robbi
vacating the bench because of cn
of bias Attorneys could not agr
a suitable man to try the cast
Robbins adjourned the court. TIL
will not proceed until Governor
ham appoints a new judge.
Judge Robbins decision followe
filing of an affidavit by Powers
ing that Judge Robbins was prejJ
and could not give hi ma fair
The conclusion came like bonn
in the camp of the prosecution an
a great surprise to the defense.
Judge Robbins took up each a
ton of Powers and denied specli
that they were true, but said Il
was too late to mar his recoi
Judge by sitting in case whF
was accused of unfairness.
He said that the statement t
effect that he had said after thu
trial that they were all guilty
should be hanged was utterly falls
said that his political affiliations
not influence him against the d.
ant, but that he was dehocra
had ben a democratic Office holt
Immediately after Judge Ro
left the bench. people rose in
seats and began a disturbance, sc
they had to be subsidized by the 81
Robbins asked the clerk to motif
governor and the attorneys retir
an effort to agree on another i