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Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03
Thousands in Deadly Sleep.

The victims of sleeping sickness in
Uganda now number a quarter of a mil
lion.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03
Shipping Celery,

During the early part of the season
the packing of celery is done entirely
from the rows where the crop is
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03
Only One "BRoMO oUININEv

That Is LAXATIVE BROMO OUININE. Iool
for the signature of e. w. GROVE. Used tn
World over to Cure a Cold In One day. 25c
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03

A peculiar continuance. termed a
soap-holding device, is the recent in
ventiOn of a Chicago man. Its ex-
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03

grown, later from the
trenches and after
ward from the store
house, writes W. r.
Beattie. In preparing
celery for market from
the rows where grown
it is not necessary to
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03

London's Probable Population in 1910.
In 1910 the population of greater Lon
don probably will reach the 100000
mark. The problem OF water supply is
causing much anxiety.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03
PILES CURED IN G TO IA DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
Ing Piles in 8 to IA days or money refunded
5t)c
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-01-03
FIVE MONTHS IN HOSPITAL.

Discharged Because Doctors Could
Not Cure.
Levi 2. BrOckway, S. Second avenue.
Anoka MINI SavS. "A star lvipu for
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
NEW 4THLETIC ALLIANCE
Canadian Federation ana the 4 A.
[. Haze Joined Hands.

John J Dixon secretary Of the Amateur Ata-
Ietic Union, announced yesterday the articles Of
alliance between the Amateur Athletic Union Of
the United States and tie Amateur Athletic Fed
GRAFTON OF CanaGI. The mail vote severinG all re-
lations with the Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
the articles of alliance Of which were cancelled last
summer. and confirming the new alliance with the
federation, closed yesterday ana was practically
unanimous as the only dissenting vote Of the board
was cast by DE- George J. Fisher, Of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The Canadian Amateur Athletic Union tried to
foTestau this action By announcing on Monday
that Canadian athletes would be allowed 20
compete in this courtry The trouble between the
Two unions grew out O. q disagreement over the
standing of Longb8at the Indian runner; Green.
Coley, Marsh and others Tie new alliance adopt
ed yesterday viii make al probability for a
closer union between the amateur athletes OF ths
tV7o countries The articles follow:
M I'll 5is5 ssfiegs ss,s o. ne ne Afs e A% A5hss atT E9H
ton by not more than four delegates. or HuT
tea al5ern@5ss o1 Of such delegates Ia ing -''
From a1nong these delegates one shall he chosen
| - become u member OF The board of Eo[@1'.5r55
3ri'lese equal to the ether members OF SAID DoaTa
All athleJic games. open or closed; where eth-
te,,r S,bIsffa T-5sIS-;- 5 < :sned ana I'll afF
lctic games. oVeu or closed, where athletes c,rn-
arhietes e The Jni,eo states shah Be held under
- rules and sanction OF the Amateur Athletic
Cren Of the United States.
Amateur athletes from the United States. com
Tet1E exhibiting in athletic sports in tanada,
snail compete under The rules Ot the Amateur
athletic Federation OF Canada and amateur aLh-
letcs from Canada competing exhibiting II
uthletc games IL the United States. shall com
prte under tn rules Of the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United States
Athletes f-0-a Canada. registered with TIE ANA
feur Athletic Federation of Canada amateur
shall be acrepted amateurs by the Amateur
Athletic Union OF the United States, and athletes
from the Tinted States. registered with The ANA
tour Athletic Union. shan be accepted amateur
rs the Amateur Athletic Federation Of Canada.
Ind be eligible 20 compete in all games sane
Toned h- the A 4 L
Each lar-z- the alliance agrees furnish
cofTr.Ie,s lists sanctioned athletic games from
r5-7e time ana registered athlete shall be
allowed compete under any rules but those ot
the A A L in the Jntc5 states, ana the a. \. 7.
IN Canada
enforce al penalties o. suspension and disqualih-
cation inflicted b- fFe cthF- party.
These articles Of alliance shall he terminated
b. either I.ar+- upon tairrv dg-s notice 70 the
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
DIN MEYERS REINST1TED
Some Changes in Team for Dual
Meet at Philadelphia.

EA. registration committee ef TIE MetropoIIan
Ak-neisrien % the Amateur Athletic Cnton an
-,,r1rce5 Yesterday the reinstatement of Daniel II
-ses,e-s tie sr-infer. who suspended N June,
,e- eur essrrefng al Unsaactioned meet IN But
-sge The recliar circumstances OF the race. 20
e.t5e- with The fact that Meyer had no- MADE
.sersea oosnpeiea the committee hold Up his ap-
pi,oGtioH-
on the recommendation. however, cf the Buffalo
commissioner and Edward Rei1ecke- the hand
Gamer the committee has considered his applca-
sioz fzVeFahIy-
The committee also reinsfated the team Of the
re-s,rai FounE Mems Christian Association O.
grooslyr which unaer 2 false impression played
several unregistered teams during the last teW-
months
MARIN J. Sheridan. In r1e shet7Ut ana GeB, step
ana lIrnp: Il l. Hnsh, il the 4a3-SaTd run; Il
r Porte the hish Jump and Joseph BEeT1tleT'
are the Withdrawals fren The team that VIII rep
resent the Metropolitan Association II the dual
meet between the iecal ard the Middle Atlantic
a Association at Piilsdelphis to-night
ehe-da.s'e injured arm T1l keep l-D 9Ut Of COM
-.tftfo- fer some time. Hiu-ln Eill Re unable 70
,.reSesf Perter ana Brorniles flom joining the
SCAN 10 substitute has besr named fer Sheridan.
.1r Y FhoTnasssn. ot =he Tv-sntz-ttird Street
Ve.srE Mems Christian Association. vii take Por-
s@rs 7lace the htga jLlp, II .. Secley viii take
sz53l11a-s -tsce in the 4A3 and Carl Nalther Viii
ian in the half niie instead Of BroniloR. The
1eaza xii leave New York late this afternoon 5y
special train for Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
LONG RACE GOES ON.
Thomas Car at Logan After q Run
of One Hundred Niles.

Logan. Iowa. March 2.-The American Thomas
car completed fifteen hundred miles in the long
race from New York Paris when il arrived here
this evening sitter Of I0S miles from Ogden
Montague Roberts the driver was anxious Ia reach
Omaha tonight, thirty miles further west. but tire
trouble caused some delay. and he decided 10 spend
the night here and start again in the r7orning
The Thomas car is 40 miles in the lead.
Nevada. Iowa, March 2.-The Zust lItalianp car
made run OF niEet,--nine miles to-day and ar
rived here this evening The driver brought word
that ST. Chafray in the De Dion (French)
chine. could not leave Cedar Rapids, and might not
set away until Thursday, he replacing q
broken spring.
Chicago. March 3-The Noto Block tFrench) car
in the New York 10 Paris race got in tonight,
many miles behind the leaders. The Protos could
not leave Chesterton, Ind. on account of broken
knuckle the steering roo.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
WITH ATHLETIC BOWLERS
Elizabeth PAGES the Hay to the
League Cham pi0nsHip.

The Elizaheth Club team vent long way toR1ard
p-innins the Athletic Bowling League champion
snip by taking AL three games from the New York
Athletic Club i've the formers ALLEYS last night
= the other series tf@ Roseville Athletic Assc
ciatien team wen three straight from the Jersey
CITY Cab quintet 4 RossTille. Elizabeth has
- games lost L. while RoseVIlle, with II
Is lost, Is in second place. The only chance
RoseyIe has for the title i TO win al three from
ElizateIh II the last series Of the season next
week. TAis, view oe the great scores being put
Up bs the Elizabeth bowleIs is regarded as highly
Improbable.
The Elizabeth team went fast in the first two
games last night that New York never had d
chance Three Of the herne team passed the 200
mark, which enabled the to get l65S. more
than hundred pins the good In the next game
Elizabeth touched I,0lG and again New York fin
ished far behind
The last game was harder fought In the fifth
frame The totals read 40 436 York favor
bit after that the Elizabeth men began punching
their strikes and pulled away rapidly. Pope was
unfortunate IN running into succession OF strike
splits. and Eiizabsth had the exceptionally high
team average Of $50 The scores were follows.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
R1CTNG 1T NEW ORLEANS.
JACK, 4tbiR Beats Good Field IN the
Rer Handicap.

New Orleans March SACK Atkin. At to 1.
proved himself something more than sprfnter ~
taking up 70 pounds ana winning the Rex Handl-
cap OF s2ce0 81 one uliie and a furieng, here to-
day. lie ran second TO Augelus for six furiougs
and then came away TO win in mild drive by =
neck from Old Honesty. Yankee Girl third,
Two lengths away, ana length before Gloriher,
the winner OF the Garter and Metrcpoiitan handi-
caps last year at New York The time .dS 10.
\ big carnival crowd was in attendance Shirley
RossHore and Cioldproof were the only winning
favortes. The summaries follow:
First race Ghree ana half furoRgs1-Artenette. 1os
Gee}, 9 - = Won: Tom ". ~ C tAoerner,, 20 =
Leonard IIardyaaa Exotic Se7vicenco. Pension.
Gum. Shone. sainG. Earl Of surrey and Wheat
Bread also ran.
les Hotter1 lS 70 5 won Linda Lake. GIufnazlel.
second. Tartar Maid. l05 Powers, to / third.
Hast MASKS ana Faces. IGekns. Lexington I4ady.
Finesse and Maria also ran.
Third race tsell.uEi si7 furongs'-Galdpro?t 1o6
seccn1: Be!vvpther. ~ t5-ate0. / third Time
II6ls. Cuoney h. DRUID ana AkbaT sIss ran.
T2gTh race 9s EE ls9aieaP qgs s soa and o9 n
H6nesty Il5 uee4. 10 J. second. Yankee Girl lGS
5aotterl 10 . third Time l:531s Gorlfer Ansslus.
also
Firth race zone mile and siItsenJhl-Severus fo2
scai9 $ u fIsro ~i i67 oReTs 20 tsrd Tine
I.47-1. Hans ard Hostile Hy7acn also ran.
sixth ceiling: seven fqrloassIIein 1e7 CMe-
1'7.' i Mss 80 str8He 165 Les TO 1birS Ttr,s
-2es7 FE7oray Royal Ben; Hannibal Bey. French Nun-
catherine. Chancellor ara Coruscete alse
Wit l63 ,AilGaheyi. To !, won; George Bailey. fT
IIen7y 20 70 / second Fionaway los Iierber5J Is
r tr ty % g % Scar aissroa s aS Msxo2a Ia ozSa, D5o d9
Sister Polly, Giid and Dapp!e Gold also ran
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
OFFICE FOR HOWARD GOULD.
Elected Viee-commosore Of the Columbia
Yacht Club

FseV-z-s Could, sa2e owner of Tie b-g ssasoIns
kezra Yacht Niagara elected vIce-cCu1rnodore
Of rie Columbia Yacit Club the annual meeting
O. tlsat Organization q: West Ssh street and The
rcoTfh PiveF .ass Eg.5.
C-.Egs..Odore Charles A StzrBuclz Eto presided
81 sh. meeting .e-eieet=d commodore. He -
1ite Cpzser o. rle steam yacht Carmen. The other
officers elected aere. AlesT commodore Charles L.
.sl1lr4oHs schooner Osprey secretary, George r.
Es.a-so- treasurer James S-evzTI Zzlszsurer John
4 McTn1osa- trustees f5r TWO years Frank Lewis.
: Y Der5y ard Frederick = LeiTsl5aci3.
The FeLoT-s 81 both tbs secretary aad treasurer
s,oue0 lie club 70 be IL 60arIss3.nE c0ud ti0n-
,7s,saer II prizes were suggested COR the Tsrsols
s.sess n = keh the club vii EaETicBzt= aHd Il IS
understood :hat fhes' III h@ forthcoming ~ TIE
s-eEr-E 'iHss.
-. -,i, p-li hsa- q best in lie fIa r..sygorth
rc- rer -,oer boats also "a cat Cor tae gold ch-I
lcIsse r=,l sn ise - Lsssrraes-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
MINOR SPORTS RECOGNIZED At YALE
Intercollegiate Champions at Golf, Lawn
Tennis and Gymnastics to Get "
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. J

New Haven, March 3-b has been decided
by the Yale University insignia committee that
hereafter winners Of Individual intercollegiate
championships in golf. lawn tennis and gymnastics
shah be awarded ~" Up the present time
no special recognition given an intercollegiate
championship winner in these events.
Members OF the golf. lawn tennis and gyunas-
tic teams who intercollegiate champion
ship had 70 be content with numerals
The insignia committee also placed the basket
ball team on the same footing the hockey team
so FAR as insignia IS concerned. and for the first
time took official recognition OF the soccer football
team giving its members the right to wear Ru-
rnerals on their shirts. The insignia ~. u s r"
Will probably be adopted The award of ''Y'
TO the university champion gyrnnast was revoked
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
GAME FOR HOCKEY CLUB
WINS By CLOSE SCORE.
Wanderers End Their Season Uith-
out a Single Victory.

In the last game of the season for the Wan
derers Hockey Club. at the St Nicholas Hlhk
last night the seven was defeated by the
Hockey Club of New York By the close score oi
3 goals to - The wearers of the w, by losing
last night went through the Amateur Hockey
League series without single victory 10 theif
credit The nearest they came TO victory was
in the first game of the season. when they forced
the Crescents 20 an extra period Il is pe-
cuiiar fact that they have put up their strongest
game against the Half Moon men. the present
leaders in the race.
Last nights contest. while close. was en-
tirely devoid Of interest or good hockey Team
work was never in evidence. and there was III
tie individual work that calls for special men
tion. When the Wanderers attempted cornoi-
nation play they simply got in each other 3
way and would almost invariably lose the puck
by the time they reached the centre OF the
rink Both sevens missed the easiest kind Of
chances to score. which. if taken advantage OF
early in the game would have settled the
match before the first half over.
The Hockey Club should have won by nnueh
larger score, as the men had the better OF the
game right from the start and kept Woods n
goal busy stopping their shots. Ellison had
comparatively little to dc. and the few shots
that did reach him lacked force.
There were four men ruled of for foul work'
but the game as a whole was not rough Ham
ley had his feot cut in the second half and a
few minutes later johnson got 2 crack II the
nose bit neither man was seriously hurt. The
game was delayed for several minutes en- each
occasion. however.
It took nearly seventeen minutes for Bryan
% score the first goal and IT vas a peculiar
one. keefe passed out to him from behind the
net and Bryan, who was Of to the left, let go
one OF his hard shots. which struck Ruggless
stick and slid past Woods. There was no fur
ther scoring. although keefe and HaTnley had
good openings on two occasions and were right
in on goal Gus Hernfeck and johnson also
missed easy ones at the other end
soon after the second period opened Bryan
lodged Du Fresne, who was playing too far OUT
and then neatly passed Ruggies, which brought
him right on top of Woods and the latter was
helpless and the puck went by him Johnson
and Du Fresno were ruled off for rough WoFk
al this point. Bryan Tailed again on a pass
from keefe, and then German made the nrsI
point for the Wanderers On a pass from John
son, and Gus Hornfeck made the last affer
rushing in en- Jehnsen's shot, which Ellisen had
stopped. The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

IosevilIe led practically all III, time agains; Jer-
se- City last night The first game was close for
seven frames In the seventh the totals read 659
64 ~ favor q the home team. after taat the
champion tiy1 began making strikes. Crum, who
took Oiozaga's place * il from the ninth.
ana Van Ness had q triple Windup. Wood also
doubled in me teTJh-
The second game vas close TO the ninth frame
when Roseville had q l6-pin advantage. Wood
worked IN stri-s of strikes and Garrison missed
IN The tenth lot Jersey City. In the last game
Rossvile by nearly -dred pins. The
scores were Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
WELL KNOWN FOOTBALL MAN DEAD
sr r.lerrarl. % The Frteune-

EN IsIeETaI- . LEa ilIuUE7E
Fabrstov-u penn March Matthew McCTlng.
ne well known football player and referee. died
his morning at JeIIsi, H. OF blood poisoning
which --as caused by an infected tooth.
Following lis graduation at Lehigh In 1892 MI
7grC.lunr y.as in general demand the referee Of
i5c games. being = favorite Of MS mani
esiIv fair decisions. He about thirtysx years
Of age.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
,DSG OF HF ~LTBS,
HALE.RRoTHER TO sILlKo FoALEo.

TBy TelseraPh % The ETlolTisI
TA~ire+or Kr March 3-Edward and Joseph
Madden are to-day rejoicing the arrival OF the
first rrottin- bred fcal Of the season al Hamburg
Place THAR favorite brood Silicon 2iSi4 hav-
ing drouped a bag colt by Commodore GID
The zeungster is q half brother 10 SiIike. vhich
won the Kentucky Futurity last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
FOOTBALL MANAGERS TO MEET.

Philadelphia, March &-The Central Board o.
a47cfaIs of the football rules committee will call 4
meeting Of all the managers Of college football
elevens IN the East and South, 70 be held in this
city toward the END OF the month
Interpretation OF the rules and selection OF a list
Of football officials will b among the questions
taken VI.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
HocKEY Followers plsAPPoINTEp.

Word was received At the ST Nicholas Rink yes
terday afternoon that the Wanderers and Victoria
hockey teams Of Montreal which to have
appeared at the rink Saturday. would be un-
able TO come down for that date Arrangements
bad been made the game. and the eanceliing of
the contest win prove q great disappointment to
hockey followers here.
The game may be played later in the season.
March r. having been mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
HOPPE oUTPLAYs CALVIN DEMAREs7

beat Calvin Denarest the amateur champion. 400 to
355 in the first block of their @4o0-point billiard
match here last night. Hoppe was playing ISL
in preparation for his coming battle with Jake
Schaefer. and Demarest played at 1i2.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
YALE CREWS ON THE WATER

LEg Fs3sgFsrh to The T-lbuyf-l
New Ia~eE March S-The Yale rowing squad
sad its FIRST outdoor work Of The season Oh the
haIbor to-day. Two ef SIX varsity eights aud all
ssiue the frcsll-nsn crews Who compose the
squad cG1 the
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

THAT Dinner TO BaTbereta' is 4 timely, hu-
morous tale ehf"'- .he rivalry between opera house
managers tenor singers. Burke Jenkins is the
author. See Sundays Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04

CToals-HoCkey CIua Bryau- : WaT1osrers. t52-I.I-
and Eorufeclz Retsree-Nillan Dolby. sscsn'
Flrh redy. Crescent AFRlsti
club T|r7pires-Berr Mackenzie ana a phlanousn I'M
of halgss-Tuenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
ROSETILLI

Togais.... 49, s3I as Totals.
STANDING or THE CLUB
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
MAY BE FINED
EIGHTY MILLIONS

Chicago, Jan. t5.--District Attor-
ney Sims. upon arriving today from
Washington. where he Is thought TO
have discussed the matter with Presl-
dent Roosevelt. announced that ne
will make an EFFORT TO bring the
Standard oil Company. OF Indiana,
to trial next week ON the remaining
1000 counts In the indictments re-
turned against the corporation for
alleged rebatiug.
II will he possible in the event
that the company Is convicted on
each count. TO impose rnes aggregat-
ing $S0,OO0,OOO. John d. Rookefel-
Ter may be compelled Co come to Chi
cago to testify, as he was compelled
to do In the other trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that have
taken up and impaunded the follow
ing described animal, found roaming
az large Ia the city of Salem:
One bay 2-year-old colt; black
points; no other marks or branding.
The owner OF said animal can haze
the same by proving property and
paying the legal charges and expsn-
SEES OF taking up and keeping, etc,
and In default thereof for FIVE days I
win proceed 10 sell said animal at
public auction. as provided iH ordi-
nance No. t2s OF the aforesaid city.
ID. w. gibson,
CITY Marshal. Salem. Oregon. Janu,
arg rs. 1908. l-l6-3t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
Indepcndonce statc BanIt.

The annual stockholders' meeting
OF the First State Bank of Independ-
ence was held Tusday. and the fol-
lowing officers elected:
w. A. Messner.. president.
10. Hofer. vice.president.
Chas. c. Patrick, cashier.
Directors: w. A. Mossner, VIM.
Riddell. Fred w. Stump. j. p. Rog.
ers, Ctfas. C.. Patrick.
President Messner is the head of
the firm of Mossner. Conkey & Walk
er, who conduct the largest general
merchandise business In that live
business center OF Polk county The
bank has been running nine months
and Is doing profitable business.
having come through the banking
Hurry In che best kind OF shape,
which was very complimentary TO tho
manager mrs Patrick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15

AT TARGETS

Port Townsend, Wash, Jan. 10
Without explanation. other than that
orders for sIch had come from war
department officials. target shooting
by the heavy armament of the Puget
Sound artillery fortifcations was
commenced yesterday morning. II Is
generally believed that the result OF
the gunners' work Is to be used In
connection with efforts now before
the President to secure additions TO
the present defenses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
ASKS FOR NO
CLEMENCY

gorge w. Putnam, editor OF the
Medford Tribune. who is under a Jail
sentence for criminal libel OF the dis
trict attorney and grand jury, de-
clines executive clemency In a let
ter he says: II can neither ask nor
accept any remission OF fine. I have
done no wrong. am guilty OF no
crime, and fair trial will prove my
cause a just one"
Under the circumstances the gov
ernor will take no action, pending
Mr.. Putnam's appeal to the supreme
court. Governor Chamberlain says
public officials are too sensitive about
criticism, which is often deserved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
Wants Alaska Coast Business.

Omitted Press Leased Wire)
Washington, Jan. 15.-Represen'
.at'vc Humphrey, of Washington, re-
lat. oduced a bill of last session, pro-
viding for the hearing of Alaska ap-
peals at either Seattle, Portland or
San Francisco, instead Of merely at
the California city, as at present
Mr.. Humphrey does not expect the
same trouble that was encountered
last year. although Representative
Kahn, of California, has asserted his
Intention OF opposing Il,
Mr.. Kahn claims that the majority
of appeals from Alaska are in mat
ters of California interests, and that
the bill is uncalled for. Mr.. Hum
phrey, however, has promise OF
strong support for the measure,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
WHITE MADE
AMPLE APOLOGY
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

Seattle, Wash, Jan. IA letter
OF apology saved Richard Mansfield
White, brother of the late Stanford
White, from expulsion last night
from the Seattle Commercial Club.
During the recent visit OF the Ha-
waiian girls In this city. and. while
a banquet was being held at the Com
merclal Club. White used the express
sion quite audibly, "all coons look
alike TO me-" For this action the
directors deemed that his conduct
was not that OF "A gentleman, and
voted TO expel him from the cab.
White heard of the action and sent
a most abject apology for his con-
duct. and Mr. White is still mem
ber of the organization.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
THE HEARST
LIBEL SUIT


Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
New York, Jan. 15.-The $4,000
libel suit instituted by Adolf ochs,
proprietor of the New York Times.
against William Randolph Hearst
and his chief editorial writer. Arthur
Brisbane. promises to develop many
interesting situations, as all the lead
ing financiers in the city have been
summoned as witnesses.
ochs charges that editorials were
printed in Hearsts papers, alleging
that ochs was owned" by August
Belmont. and that the traction mag
nate dictated the political policy Of
the New York Times. A motion to
amend an answer to the suit inter-
rupted the work OF securing a jury
this morning. and further proceed
ings along this line were postponed
until the motion is disposed of.