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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02
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70 d great race

taf- ,s great race A A..t1tal league. It's a toss up C 20, New York and Pittsburg. Detroit still clings to the lead in the American, with St Louis still stout contender.
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r The postoffice team defeated the Y N. c. A. yesterday afternoon II to 8. Bat teries, Daly and Ellis; Simmons, Wofford and Wilson.
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Games Today.
By BILL AK.

None scheduled.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02

Winfield, August 1.-(Special )-South Winfield defeated the Winfield Stars today to G. Batteries, Smith and Atkins; White and Bidding.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02

Jasper, August 1.--(Special. )-Drifton. by a score of 10 to 1, won from the locals today in easy fashion Batteries, Nor more and Smith; O'Rear and Barrett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-02

Brookside, August 1.-(Special )-Brook- side defeated Cardiff today by score of to l. Batteries, Jones and Vines, Drew cry, Stobert, Stekart and Bone.
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The WimberlyThomas team defeated the Southern Bell yesterday to 8. Bat teries, Thomas Murray and Black; Me Cord and Groves
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Racing Charts on Page 2.
FORT ERIE RESULTS.
fsnec,al 10 The Ever

special to The Evening worldJ
FORT ERIE, Ont, Aug. 1S,-To,days
races resulted as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Five and one.half fur
ionEs--J. H. Reed, los (kennedy), l3
20 !, even and l to 2, won; Dr. Holz-
berg, l01 (Powers), 1 10 |, 3 to 2 and I
5 to /, 2 to / and to 5, third. Time
liz 2.6. Ben Howe, Pleasing, Trapper,
Sir Cannon, Brown Tony, Arveigh;
Leonard also ran.
SECOND RACE-Two-year-old six
furlongs.-Dan Denoyes, los (Glasnerj
to 10 and out, won; Joe Gaitens, o.
kennedy, to /, even and / 10 2
second. Sainister, 100 (Pickens), to
even and to 2, third Time-l.0 .05 Ak
Xolo Zez, Irene r and Ramsey also ran
THIRD RACE-For hree-year-olds;
tx furlongs Snake Mary, % CButler),
10 2, 6 to 3 and to :, /; Marmorean,
: (Bersen), . to |, TO > and to 8, >,
Toner Hin, l0i tKennedy), to /, to 3
nd 20 ., 3, Time-ilS3.5. Anna
'to-, Miss Cesarion, Potter, Alta Nc
tonald, Posing, King Folly, Gay Boy,
,aarda, Airship. Little Usage also ran.
Fourth Race-Three-y year. .olds six fur
Ings.-Edgeley, Ill (rroxleD, 8 to /,
ven and l to 2, v on. Punky, 100 IT.
tlce,, il to /, to / and 2 to /, second;
iambrinus. 100 lButlerl. 5 to 2 I to 10
nd out third Time-i1s l-5 Meredith,
Inspector Purvis Rustic, Ancient
iertha Il. and Away also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one and one sixteenth
nile.--Estella c., los tButler), to 2, 6
20 5 and . to 8, won; Keep Moving, lOS
tT.eiberO, 4 to /. . to and 4 TO :, sec
au6 Hs,eEne, 100 Dsla6yl, :. 70 !, 3 to
a4A Z 10 10. third. Time-l.n rs. New
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RACING KINGS
END.HORSES TO
SOUTH AMERICA
Keene and Haggin Will Ship
Strings to Race at BuenoS
Ayres.

One hundred horses OF .he stables OF
James K Keene and ]. B. Hasgn will
bs put aboard the Lamport & Holt
steamer Velasquez on Aug 20, according
to preparations which have already
been made. They will be shipped to
Buenos Ayres for breeding purposes
and 10 race there
Special changes in construction have
been made on the liner for the accom-
mediation OF the animals.
This Is the largest single shipment
of horses to southern country since
the depression In racing here as re-
suit Of ant.-betting measures.
on the manlfests Of outgoing ships
during the last few months there have
been several consignments Of American
horses by r. l.. Delisser for the race
track at Knutsford Park, Jamaica. and
consignments by other New York
racing men are soon expected for Ha-
vana.
The number Of racing horses on out
going ships for southern countries is
said to he far greater than ever be-
fore.
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none or the thlrty-elght men undeT
indictment vii be placed on trial until
decision is obtained from the APP
pellate Division. II Is doubtful, there
fore, II the extraordinary session OF
the Supreme Court, beginning next
week, at which Gov. Hughes designated
Justice Rogers 10 sit, will be held, as
decision cannot be rendered in time
Mr.. Elder to-day disclosed hi. plan
when John B. Stanchfield appeared be-
fore Judge Dixie In the County Court
and argued for a demurrer In the cases
against william Engeman, owner IF the
Brighton track; Christopher ]. FItz-
gerald. manager OF the course, and John
G. Cavanaugh, who have been indicted
aIr. stanchfeld attacked the validity
OF the indictments,
Mr.. Elder interrupted Mr.. Stanchle'd
and suggested a conference. He said
Il would be best to And ont just what
the law meant before further proceed
TIRE. He finally agreed not to oppose
the demurrer and Judge bike upheld
It. thereby giving Mr., Elder chance
to take the case to the Appellate pivi-
sion for final decision.
Several Decisions Conflict,
This will give up a chance 10 hnd
out what Is bet and what is not
bet, under the new law" said Mr..
Elder after the matter had been dis.
posed OF. There have been several
decsslons, and as the matter now
stands 1t Is difficult TO say just what
is the right Interpretation, although !
am sure OF our ground We will make
every effort to get final decision at
the earliest possible time"
Since the Anti-Gambling bill was
passed there has been much confusion
and a serious clash OF authority. The
police made many arrests and the pris.
oners never were able to get a hearing
In the police courts. Mr. Elder carried
all the cases 20 the Grand Jury,
Justice Blsohoff rendered decision,
declaring that it was legal TO make
bet, II no memorandum was made ard
no money passed, and last week JUS
tice Gaynor decided that it>was not IL
legal 10 make bet unless It was made
with or by a person who made a bust
ness OF accepting bets. Justice Gaypor
also decided that the new law simply
made the old laws apply to the inside
Of race track as we'll as to the out side.
Despite the various decisions, Acting
District Attorney Elder has proceeded
on his own hook and indictments have
been found by wholesale.
Mr. Elder decla.el to-day that no
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CY YOUNG LAY
At BOSTON NETS
MONEY GALORE
Veteran Player Is Greeted by
10000 People as He Steps
on Ball Field.
Especial N The Evening World. J

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. B,--Bgscball
tandor1 broke loose to-day In the most
glorious fashion and more than 700
people poured Into the American League
Park to do honor TO the veteran pitch
err ICY" Young, whose especial day It
was, q grand testimonial being rendered
In his houor. ICY" Young got the
grcAN Nst applause that was ever &C.
ccrIej pitcher when just before 8
o'clock he came out TO spend a few min
utes In warming up for ne was to
pitch the game against the opponents,
who were made UP OF players from all
The clubs of the league.
the Boston men who played against
the All-Star team OF the American
League appeared In krotesque uniforms.
'Cy' Young was farmer, Jim Nc
CURE was made up as Uncle Sam,
Thonev was an admiral, Cr1ger a Dutch
comedian, Sullivan a. clown. Doc"
iessIer was made UP as Il country doc
tor, Jake Stahl as ranchman, Wagner
1s a Swede, Cycotte IA all iFisamat,
while Burcheil and Donohue were made
up as Cinnamon. These fellows kept
,hr crowd In an uprOar by the funny
mites. and none enjoyed It more than
the players who are representing the
other American League clubs. Among
the visitors are Jimmy Collins, OF the
Athletics Freddy Parent, from Chicago
Chesbro and Willie Keeler, from New
York; Mullins, from Detroit; schreck,
from Philadelphia, and George Winter,
from Detroit; Fielder zones. from Chi.
cago; Chase. OF New York, and D.
Jones, OF S. Louis
n was estimated that the testimonial
will aggregate ICY" about 5000 on gate
money
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tossed the ball to Herzog in time 70
double up Maloney. Alperman was hi
by pitched ball. Hummell popped our
to Br!dwell. NO RUNS.
Seymour smashed a long line drivs
into the right field bleachers for a
home run. Lewis threw out Devlin.
Barry slammed single into left field
Bridwell drove safe Texas Lacquer
over third base, Both runners ad-
vanced as Bell threw out Matty. Ten.
ney popped out to Lewis. ONE RUN.
Eighth Inning.
Lumley singled to centre field. Jordan
struck out. Lewis hit into a double
play, Matty to Hcrzog to Tenney. NO
RUNS.
Her2og beat out pretty bunt, and
he stole second base. Bresnahan
walked. Both advanced on Donllns
sacrifice, Bell to Jordan. Seymour was
purposely walked, filing the bases. Dew
lin struck out. Lewis threw out Barry
NO RUNS.
Ninth Inning.
Herzog threw out Bergen. Brldweu
threw out Sheehan. Maoney struck
out. NO RUNS.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Jersey City.

At Jersey City.
Montreal 80. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~
Jersey City .,, 0 0 d
Batterles-Nickers and Ball; Mason
and Woods. Umpire-Black.
At Newark.
Newark ... ..... 0 0 0 0 0 .
Batteries Rudolph and Brown. Musl-
lers and S;anage. umpire-Murray.
At Baltimore.
Buffalo .... 600 0 0 l 0 0 / ;
Baltimore .,.,...O o 0 o 0 o 0
Batteries Messenger and Archer;
Pearson and Byers. UmpIres-Stafford
and Taft,
At Providence.
Rochester .. .....O 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 IL
Providence ....O o 0 ! 20 -
Batteries-Duggleby and Erwin; Glaze
and Peterson, Umpire-Walker
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DOG SLAUGHTER LAW TEST.
Court Justitics Dragging of AMI
NAL From House TO XIII II.

Magistrate CorrIEan to-day refused to
hold John ]. Fitzgerald. Health
Squad policeman, who Killed dog In
the stable Of Charles ]. Fendt, at No
901 West Ninety-irst street
The dogs owner said Fitzpatrick
wounded the animal on the sidewalk
then went into the stable. dragged It
DuJ shot It again and left the job OF
killing IL 10 the policeman on pOst.
Dr Waiter Bsnsel, Sanitary Superin.
tendent, and Supt Fried OF the s. p. c..
A., listened 10 the decision which they
leGa -ied as tsst Of the law, aga,ns,
which many protests have been lodged.
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BY VINCENT TREANOR.
lSpecIal 10 nc Even inE Morldl

(Special to The Evening world)
SARATOGA RACE TRACK, AUG 49,
-There was nothing OF interest here to-
Gay The racing went on without any
interference, and some good sport was
seen.
The opening race went to F. A..
Forsythe's Jeanne D'Arc. He had
scratched Berrymaid and depended on
the light-weighted hlly. She led all
the way and won in a romp West
bury, the hot favorite. didn't have his
usual speed and had to be whipped to
hold on TO the place in front Of Adr!u-
che. Dreamer ran a dun race.
SteepIechase a Joke.
The steepeohase was nothing snort
of a Joke. 1t was a two horse affair
between two green horses. Paddy and
Ramrod. AT the third lump Paddy re-
fused and Ramrod went past him into
uuarter-mile lead. Kelly persevered
with Paddy and finally got him over
the Jump and took up what seemed
hopeless chase. But il wasn't hopeless
to him after all for Ramrod refused
in .Ie back stretch. PADDY caught him
and went into a big lead, only TO be
caught finally and beaten out by two
lengths.
The Gardener Is Winner.
The two-year- r-old selling event, third
on the card, was a Big puzzle to the
handicappers. At least five OF the en-
tries figured in the same notch. After
Fore and Rubia Granda had run their
heads off In front, The Gardener and
sandpiper came through in the stretch
to fight II out. The Gardener proved
the better. and at the end drew away
under a mild drive. Fore held on long
enough to be third. High Range ran
a bad race, pounds below his last effort
Easy for lncosrato.
Incognlto, the ex-keene colt, was
/ TO 8 shot In the fourth and she merely
all the way. Tender and True,
showing a flash Of speed. chased him
around the far turn and then stopped.
Torenia then came on in the stretch
and easily beat her out for the place
money
Racing Charts ON Page 2.
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CHICAGO.

totals 80. ....,.. 0 4 "a II
Slated for Slagle in ninth.
TBatted for Sheckard in ninth.
First Base on BollS-Or Reulhach, 3.
l"ft on Bases-Chcago, 3, Pitts
burg, !.
struck Ont-By Leifeld, 2
Two-Base Ht-Stork"
Stolen Bases-Finker gJ, Eyers, Will
son.
Double Play--Reulbach to Evers to
Chance.
wild PItCh-l,e'feld.
tmpires -JohnstonC and Emslie.
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Garter. Lghnando. Givedear, Oriental
Queen and Hostile Hyphen also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-olds; one
mile and seventy yardS.-Helen b.. IS
(kennedyl. 10 TO ], 3 to and 10 S,
won: Lafayette, las Pckens. 3 10 ),
to aud out. q Camille, 100 tBergenl.
N to I, : TO | and s to 5, 3 Time
! 80 - Lady Carol MOrtiboy, Moon
raSer, HARDY Micheson, Bone Brake ais.
ran. s
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seymour out on bunted strike.
.Hlfe ':tS-of Ames, 8 in 2 innings;
or i-trrr, In ! l-3 innings
First Base on Balls-On Mathewson.
i ot Mclntyre. |; off Bell l.
A.., IN Bases brooklyn. t. Giants. IA
struck Out-'By Mathewson, 1; by
Bell, t.
Home Run-SeymOur.
Three Base Hits-Hummel, Donlin.
FWo-Base fiits-Donlin, Sheehan,
Aaloney
stolen Base-Herzog.
, Double PlaYs-Devl'n and Tenney;
ho".s to Hummel to Jordan; Alnermar
md Sheehln; Bridwell and Herzog:
Naty to Herzog 10 Tenney.
=, ~ by Pltcher-Bresnahan, Barry,
tmp're-O'Day
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BROOKLYN MAN DROWNED.

BAII.STON, y. Y, Aug, lS.-James
Baxter. OF Brooklyn, was drowned
.vl.le bathing Yesterday at Batcheller-
.!lle, where he was spending the sum-
ner. The body was recovered and sent
70 relatives.
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JEANNED' ARC WINS
SPA HANDICAP At
ODDS Of I TO I.
Purslane, a Warm Favorite,
Takes Amsterdam Selling
Stake from Good Field.
STEEPLECHASE A FARCE.
lncognita Proves Best in Sell
ing Race for Three
Year-Olds.
STEEPLECHASE A FARCE.
SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Jeanne Dare q
to and s to p I, Westbury e TO
5 TOR pIace) 2, Adrluche 8.
SECOND RAcE-Ranrod 70 to 20
and out) I, Paddy tout for place. 2.
Only two starters.
THIRD RACE-The Gardener (3
to I and even) 1, Sandpiper (even
for place. 2, Fore 8.
FOURTH RAcE-Ineosnito "a to
10 and OUT I; Torenia Il to 2 for
pIaeeN 2, Tender and True 8.
FIFTH RACE-Purslane Is 10 s
and to 81 I, AIauda "a to 1 for
place. 2, Fancy 8.
SIXTH RAcE-Miss ksarnsy Is
to and 7 to 1o) I, Practical q to
for pIace) 2, Footpad 8.
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cases would be presented to the extra
ordinary session Of the Supreme Court.
which means that 1t will not be nec-
essary.
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INDICTED RACE TRACK
MEN GET DELAY TILL
COURT DEFINES BET
Acting District-Attorney Elder Says
He Won't Prosecute Thirty-eight
Until He Has New Statute
Properly Determined

Acting DstcAoney Elder of Kings County, to-day gave the
indicted booknakers and track and managers respite until
the Appellate Division the Supreme Court decides what bel and
what is not bet
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Pearls for the Skin.
Callsta Cream beauties the complexion
but leaves no greasy appearance. At Mi
toilet counters. -
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At st. Louis.

Cincinnati ..,....,.... 0 o 0 0
n. Louis .......,.,...O o D q
Batteries-Noltz and Mclean. Beebe
and Bliss. Ompirc-klem.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At PHILADELPHIA.

Boston ..,..,,.,0 0 0 o q o a 90
Philadelphia .., 0 0 0 0 o 0 -
Batteries-Dorner and Graham; Moren
and Doom. mpires-Rigler and Rud.
derham.
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GIANTS.
BROOKLYN

'Batted for Ames in second.
fMaloney out on bunted strikes,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
". j. BIGGY
CONTINUED from Page 81



Chief OF Police Biggy. before em-
barking on his fateful trip, discussed
the drowning of Ave boys on the
bay, and commented upon the
strange fate that their bodies were
never recovered. This was brought
to light by the police commission,
which today questioned Patrolman
G.. l.. Martien, who, who with the
exception of Biggy's boon compan-
ion, Commissioner Keil, and Engin-
eer Murphy. of the police launch,
was the last man to see the chief
alive.
Martien was in charge OF the police
boat last night while Murphy was at
supper. Biggy came down to the
float at 7 o'clock, and asked for Muir
ply. He would not permit Martien
to cali the engineer. but offered the
patrollman a cigar, with the sugges-
ton that they both return to the Sc
clusion of the cabin TO escape Obser-
walton while they smoked.
IL was there that the chief re-
ferred to the strange disappearance
of ftVe boys who left a boat house in
a small skin, and were never heard
of again. Biggy expressed surprise
AZ NuS AdCb Nhdt lhSiI DOuieo ndu anew
er been recovered,
AS soon as Murphy returned Mar
tien declared that the chief remarked
that should newspaper men hear OF
his trip TO Belvedere to seek Com
missioner Keil they would comment
on 1t, in view of of the existing state
of affairs in the department, and re-
quested Martien not TO talk.
The report that Keil had inti-
mated that Mayor Taylor had asked
for the resignation of Chief Biggy,
in view of the charges pending
against him, and that Biggy had
sought the aid of Keil to protect him
from dismissal, was denied this after
noon by Mayor Taylor.
The mayor said that he had had
no communication with Biggy in ref
erence to the charges, although he
knew that such charges were being
prepared for presentation to the po-
lice commission.
Furthermore, Mayor Taylor de-
clared that he paid little attention to
the statements of Commissioner
Keil at the meeting of the commits
sion at o'clock this morning, when
Keil told of the last interview be-
tween Biggy and himself Mayor
Mayor Taylor would not say whether
Keil was Withholding any part of his
conversation with Biggy from the
public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
HORNBUCKLE
ANSWERS
SUBPOENA

(United Press Leased WireO
The much talked-of mysterious
Bob Hornbuckle" has been In the
city and answered to subpoena
which was served on him a rev
weeks ago. From Hornbuckle
statements, the authorities do not
think he is in any way seriously I'M
pllcated in the murder which q. l.
Timmons committed on his wite,
Hornbuckle will appear in court at
the time of the wife murdereT's trial
for his life as a witness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
TAFT NOT
TO FIGHT
CANNON

Hot Springs, Va, Dec, lit was
reported here today that President
elect Taft had decided TO drop his
contemplated fight against Repre-
sentative Cannon for the speakership
1t was understood that Cannon had
made his pledge to Taft that he will
aid him in carrying out his policies,
and will do what he can to secure a
prompt and honest revision of the
tariff.
The Republican party leaders are
much gratiied that Taft wifi not
make the fight against uncle Joe. /"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
SENSATIONAL
STORY ABOUT
FAURf DEATH
Omitted Press Leased wlreJ

Nunlteu IEess LedSeu WiIe'J
Paris, Dec. Madame Steinh-il
charged with the double murder Of
her husband and Nine. Japy, and
suspected OF completely I'm the death
of former President Felix Faure,
was today taken from the prison OF
st. Lazar to the palace of justice
where her examination was begun
by Magistrate Andre. She seemed
more rational today than she has
been for some time. II has been
considered best TO detain her at the
palace of justice until her examina-
tion is over.
Although Magistrate Andre re-
fused to say what occurred during
the examination OF the woman, II
was rumored abont the court corri-
doris today that evidence had come
to light that Nine. Steinheil's hair
was caught in the death grip o.
President Faure and that the doe
tors who were summoned at the
time OF his death, worked for hours
In an effort to loosen his fingers rath
er than cut the woman's hair.
This sensational story started a
new scandal. this time involving the
physicians who attended Faure al
! the time of the tragedy. 1t was de-
MED today that the woman lost heI
hair shortly after the president
death, as has been reported,
L'Intransigeant today published
an interview, alleged to have beer
given by Nine. Steinheil shortly be
fore her arrest. In this she says
that she published her statements
when she did because she felt hel
reason giving away, and because she
wanted the force of the police de
partment called in solving the mys
terry of the double murder, of whicl
she and others had been accused.
The body of Adolph Il. Steinhei
was reinterred in L'Hay cemeter!
today. the authorities having re
tanned the viscera, with which L
make chemical examination, in orde
to ascertain II poison had been ad
ministered by his murderer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
"JUST FOR FUN
AGOOD LEcTl

p. @. Gustamson q Dsss
delivered HIS lecture Jus " q
TO a crowd that comiof'a'q .
the Methodist church liH ~.
Mr.. Guotaison Is a pleasing "
and said that wholesome iul y. y
man. He drew the seven !.
fun for the seven periods =
life. and showed a pleail's
ledge of school ehildreu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
o o 0 o 0 o>
o o q PERSONA I sss,rrsS'

Des. Attorney To- 2; W. H. Ho'. o''l
"'Ss Mr In ALBA, Albany Mo1aS,I,s naSIss aSl
Monday on real S e,,, va, AL
ner. EI, lodt, T, Judd spent ra'i No..' NSa'I'a
., Harry Miller h.. u'' IaaA
short business v,s', rss retuna +.
oond Miss Alice '. M, Ss,s.. !. PrS |
Eene gom u.o today to visit ItvysI We, .a ! n
.,05.,. Clair Burgran, Of n
9n stopping Ha, in the CITY v u ds Ais |
,,d Monte ont clewltt, o, p.
mo,tatyy ylle city today looking ii 0'sss ,ss n
Ere Fred Day, Of IN poIII.a,'ss aIa's
salem boy, was N ,ss 'saa ans
renewing new, Old aCCuaIDI,esall iDs el ls)
n..S Mrs. 3, H. B. cluIEs'as Clarke =
was shopping IN tSI'' S' -. q ~
turning on the events. ,%,s clV Iaa \
Mr.. Mr.. and Mrs. T. i sSaa lSs
Sgrned Cn, d,tt to their home Ky Y. !.
tbni2. Na,2 after a three Esuss =
'neir M,.r many Salem frisss, rSIs, I'd
her MISS Sss' Sarah Rogers h.' 49,
hrIo, heL nome ONE in Indepen5s.,a,s ,s''s I,
Ip@a Ipnet stop stop In this ciiy N Z
Dick standlsh and Mai.
td.s!g, oi Eugene, were in the sl's ~ y. ~
lending to business r,,iis,, ny "a :. 4
iting old friends. 1''''''' y
VT; w. 7; Pargle, wife ,,l 4.
tesl tesurned to their home \ s'
today. after a short Nm u - ~ 4
and Mrs. H. @. Never ~, !, M "
Miss Catherine FrsaElIss y. =. y
to her home In this cItv tIl1 ~ ~ "
from a weeks visit with 49,
relatives in Portland and lss''
Miss Eugeua Darey ,,lsr', |
her home in Billings, Man, NJ
after a months visit SSS h "
Mrs. s. A. Nichols, Of m ~
Joe Harper, Tor a lss ny. Y
ployed In the Never b,'|..
mere, has returned, after 1 H., h
with his Salem friends. o VA
er, where he Is now snplO,s /
Jake Lang. the popular ls.
is again In M N 4
Ing his old customer hs h
made this city a stoppIas D..a
the past 13 years, and M 4
friends here.
Mis- Halle Denny, Of Hurt
arrived this morning 10 ua. a
friends for a few days, ,te 4
'he will go TO Portland 10 nh \
home with her aunt, Nm. q Id
Miss Mary Jennlng felrni|
her home in Portland TIE nn|
after visiting at the home d NJ
Alma and Ruth George, ili n
Summer street. for the pis u
Albert Garten. a Boise, hlAs \
mess man, was In the city ysfrt
transacting business and I'd
friends. He left for Porihk !
evening 10 visit for 4 few tlr i
fore returning to his home d =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
OKLAHOMA f#.
FLOOD is
PRECEDING
UNITED Press Leased wire.)

UNITED Press Leased Wire.)
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 1.-The
floods which have been raging ia
this section are receding today and
the rivers are within their banks in
most places. II is believed the most
dangerous time has passed. The
nuumber of known dead Is eight
and the property damage is esti-
mated at $1.0O0,O 900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01
DIED.

HENRY.-The infant chih 4
and Mrs. D. +. Henry N
days, at the home, 55ib s'sf
teenth street, YESTERDAY, ~
ber 20, 1908, at i;i5Pa
The burial took place a lla1|
a. m. today. The remains ~
TERED In Herren's cemelep
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-01

Catarrh is not only dangerous. but
1t causes bad breath, liberation,
death and decay of bones loss of
thinking and reasoning power, kills
ambition and energy, often causes
loss of appetite, indigestion, dys.
pepsia, raw throat and consumption
1t needs attention at once. Cure Il
with Gauss Catarrh Cure. Il is A
quick, radical, permanent cure. be-
cause It rids the system of the poi
sonous germs that causes catarrh.