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The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11

Parsifal.' To my mind the most sig
nifcant time to give this cantata Is
In Lent ] should select Good Friday,
a day when the mind is best attuned
to take in the true nature of the
words"
Take for example this one scene"
out of the work as it is analysed by
DR. Jaeger. This passage occurs aft
er the death bed scene" of Geron-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11
NEW HAVEN.
Russell Brothers Scoring In New
Comedy.

There was a large audience at the
New Haven theater last night to see
the Russell Brothers. The vehicle es-
sayed at this time by the Russell Bros.
IS musical comedy drama entitled
"The Hired Girls Millions" cleverly
Drawn bit of Goth Century compost
tlon by Charles z. Blaney. The piece
Is a lavish production in stage set
tings. wonderful electrical effects and
supported by lovely chorus, stun
ningly gowned and perfectly trained
young woman. The production In it.
self is an immensely of stage achieve
ment and has been pronounced the
comedy hit of the year, wherever pro-
duced. The play will be presented
again to-day matinee and night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11

plan for selling seats for the coming
production Of THE Dream of Geron-
tius.' Sir Edward Cigars beautiful
setting of Cardinal Newman's
dramatic poem. The date for this
Lenten concert by the oratorio So
ciety is March 10 and the seats will
first go ON sale at the NJ. Steinert
Sons Co. at o'clock Saturday after
noon. This opening sale will last I'M
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11
BIJOU.
Capacity Audiences Enjoying Brilliant
Production of "CaImen."

Capacity audiences are crowding the
Bijou theater this week to witness the
superb Offering OF Carmen" given by
the Bijou Theater Stock company with
Miss Gertrude Shipman in the title role.
The play Is the popular success of the
season, and the advance booking Of
seats for the balance OF the week shows
capacity houses at each performance.
Miss Shipman is at her best In the
role Of Carmen" 1t Is part that is
particularly well adapted to her and
she makes the most of 1t. Her capta at
ing mannerisms and h,r personal mag
netism which so appeals to her audi
ences make her Carmen" something
that becomes the idol of each one who
sees II.
The play will be given this week on
ly. Each afternoon there will be a
matinee and a souvenir matinee Friday
Saturday afternoon to the holder OF the
lucky coupon. Miss Shipman will pre-
sent a magnificent doll, dressed like
Carmen" Seats still booking for the
balance Of the week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11
1.-THE JersterS."

Maude Adams new play THE Jes-
tiers" is a romantic comedy in four
acts and is a translation from the
French OF Miguel Zamacois by John
Raphael. THE Testers" will be the
attraction at the Hyperion theater
saturday evening. March IA. Miss
Adams will be supported by such we'll
known favorites as Fred Taylor. Fred
eric Eric, William Levers, Edwin
Holt Gustav Won Seyffertitz, Mathilde
Cottrelly and Consuelo Bailey.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11
HYPERION.
Miss Rose Stahl in 1.-THE Chorus Lady"
Tomorrow Night.


A new star has appeared In the the
atrical galaxy. namely, Miss Rose
Stahl, who has already attained much
distinction in the vaudeville field. The
vehicle through which she is winning
the plaudits of her audiences is THE
Chorus Lady" which Is both novel
and entertaining, and teaches a
wholesome lesson. AS Patricia
O'Brien, Miss Stahl INDUCES In a be-
wildering opulence of slang. yet re-
veals the honesty and virtue that
dominate the life of that much ma
ligned person. the chorus girl. To
guard her pretty young sister from
the fascination of a wealthy New
Yorker who has purchased an interest
IN the stock farm on which the
O'Briens live. Pat--as she Is COM
monty called-brings Nora to the city
to become a member of the chorus
of which she herself Is the leader.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11

The original famous karno company
with Billie Reeves, the original drums"
will top line the Poll bill this coming
week. The Karno company made n ire
mendous sensation upon the occasion of
their previous visit here.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11

II the Baby II Cutting Teeth, be sure
and use that old well tried remedy,
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums allays all pain. cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-11
ORATORIO INTEREST
Much Aroused Over the Coming
Production of Cigars
Gerontius.
COMPARED WITH PARSIFAL
Sale of Seats VIII be Opened on sat
urday Afternoon-Brief Analysis
of Masterpiece.

The managers of the New Haven
Oratorio society have received num-
her of letters in commentator of its
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
MYSTERIOUS
MURDERtR
IN HIDING
tUnIted Press Leased WIrel

UNITED Press Leased Wire)
Eureka, Cal. Nov, 27-Posses of
armed men are securing the hills and
forests OF Humboldt county today
seeking the misoreant, believed TO be
an amateur. who killed Bert Porter,
a Marysville blacksmith yesterday
afternoon. and murdered an unident-
ihed Portuguese laborer early today.
Porter was seated on the bank OF
Mad river resting when, boating
party .On the water heard the report
OF gun and saw him fall forward.
They landed and discovered that his
own gan had not been fired. A hur-
rier search OF the woods revealed no
trace OF anyone carrying a rifle. Early
today news came of the shooting and
death OF a Portuguese In manner
similar To The murder of Porter.
A sherifs posse began a sys-
tenatic search of the woods In the
vicinity of the shootinEs and later
volunteer posses joined In the hunt.
There Is no clew 10 the assassin or
assassins and no motive for the
crimes has been revealed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
|OHI BILL PASSES
COMMONS But WILL
BE KILLED BY LORDS

erals could not repulse them too
roughly. Before they fairly realized
what was going on, the bills original
supporters found that the teetotalers
had transformed it into real tenn
perance measure. Not only was the
ilquor trade heavily restricted, but
ali attempt was abandoned 10 conceal
tho fact that the temperance party
meant to make the reduction In the
numberof saloons n mere step toward
ward total prohibition.
England. as emphatically an anti
prohibition country as can be mag
ined, has fought the bill tooth and
nail. The Liberals, while not liking
10 abandonit. have openly feared that
It's enactment into a law would drive
them from power Generally they
threatened the conservative house OF
lords with extinction when II rejects
a liberal measure This time, how
ever, they are rejoiced that, having
stuck To their guns, they are, never
theless, 10 be beaten.
The money which they hoped to
raise for naval improvements old
age pensions and other Increased eN-
peuses, will be sought next session
through a bill increasing excise taNa-
ton and the cost of liquor licenses,
but with all temperance regulations
carefully eliminated,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
BIG SAWMILL
FOR PENINSULA
Lester W. David Ia Erect Zig Plant
at Kenton.

The Union Meat company, by G. &.
Colt, president. hae completed lsise
with Lester w. David. of Seattle Tor
mammoth sawmill plant at Kentnni
the. new townslte on the Peninsula
n will have a minimum capacity OF
$50 900 feet every o hours As u Is
probable that the plant will run con
tlnuously. this viii produce an out
nut OF not less than 100000 every
"a hours I'm addition 20 this SOW
mill plant win be other access"ries.
such as a box factory, cash aud door
factory. lath mill, planning mllh eA
celsiOr factory fiF staye factory, otc.
A contract has been made To have
the sawmill fully equipped and In
operation within six months. All the
accessory plants viii be established
and al work within one year The
area OF the ground 10 be covered by
these plants h approximately 80
ceres The site is located on the
Oregon Slough, or near the arm of
the Columbia River and adjoining
the Swift plant. This addition 10
the Swift enterprise Will employ con
tlnually some 500 men. all of whom
Will reside In KentOn, the Swift
townsite. adjoining the big packing
plant
Many months ago The Abstract
outlined the fact that these enter
prises were 10 be established. The
output viii all, or largely. be utilized
by the Union Meat Company.
Mr. Dayid's enterprise represents
an investment OF upwards Of $4,000
0O0-psThaps more. lie has recent
~ closed out his holding at Blaine
and Anacortes. and Is 10 be eOmpli-
mented for his sagacity In investing
In Oregon. and especially on the
Peninsula.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
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'nited Press Leased Wire)
Idon. Nov. 27.-After months
hse from the English masses
n half hearted support by the
'ry, Great Britain's famous Ii
,g bill" has passed the house
bmon and gone up to the lords,
10 be killed outright or man
Beyond recognition. II is us
Rs a dead bin I'm either case.
\ commons will not accept II in
lhsculated form, so II the lords
a policy of Wholesale amend
rather than of total eXtinc-
D viii simply be left 10 the low
'pnch OF parliament TO do the
\ later on. And Il Is significant
Ae Liberal party. which intro
and weakly defended the
ne, is exceedingly glad the bill
&'ned.
q thing was originally designed
seal proposition. the intention
& 70 deduct the hamber OF Brit
uor licenses by one-third In
( that the resi- might be sum
Increased in value To warrant
yernment in demanding u
& return from them.
Pad hardly been introduced
: r before the prohibitionists
q IL. Being considerably un-
llgations 10 the latter, the lib
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
BILIIK BREAKS DOWN
WHEN TOLD OF DEATH

Chicago. Ills, Nov. 27.-Hermann
Billk almost collapsed In his cell
today when told OF the death OF his
mother In Cleveland lie cried like
a child for some time, When he was
able to control himself he said:
II knew mother could not stand
the shock | have feared such news
since | received letters from her tell
ing sme OF her great sorrow. Her
hearl was broken
lie then sobbed and turned away
seeking dark corner OF his cell
where he sank down and covered his
face with his hands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
TO CURE YOUR
RHEUMATISM
WHY NOT EMPLOY A METHOD OF
TREATMENT THAT is NOT AN
EXPERIMENT?

Inilammatory rheumatism, acute
rheumatism and rheumatic fever are
different names for the same thing
It comes on with hardly any
warning. The pain is severe and
there is a tendency OF the disease
to attack the heart, when IL may
have fatal results
anyone who has sIff red from in
flammatory rhcumatl1m knows that
tn usual treatment Is highly unsat-
isl0ctory. External applications of
hCt cloths end liniments and intern
al doses of salicylates TO relieve the
pain are not enough, for they do not
drive the poison from Oh blood aud
the sufferer is liable to renewed at
tcck whenever exposed TO draughts,
cold or dampness.
To cure rheumatism so that it will
stay cured the rheumatic poison In
the blood must be driven out and the
blood made rich and red. When the
blood is pure there can be no rheu-
matism. DR.. Williams Pink pills
build up the blood and cure rheuma-
tism in the only logical way.
Mr.. Howard c. Decker. of No. AZ
Butler street, Patterson. N. j., owes
his cure of this painful disease TO
Dr. Williams Pink Pills. He tells
OF his experience as follows:
II suffered with inhammatory
rheumatism for about two years
and think II was her ditary In my
case as my father was afflicted with
Il for years | was confined to my
bed with Il for nearly three moHths
following the first attack The
/ ~ "a itopk xyaa IN t,,y Enaao
legs and finally worked down TO
the feet and ankles. For eighteen
months I was unable to walk on my
left heel. My knees, ankles and
feet were swollen and l could not
put on my shoes. | suffered with
terrible pains, even the weight OF the
bed clothes on my limbs caused mu
intense agony. For n short time the
rheumatism was in my arms and
shoulders. I was helpless and un.
able TO work. was extremely nerv-
ons and had no control over my mus
cles. | lost in weight from 1S1
pounds TO 1873 pounds.
different doctors pronounced my
case incurable and their medicineI
did not have much effect. I wat
finally led TO try DR. Williams PinH
pills through reading a newspaper
My general condition gradually I'm
proved under this treatment and
after giving the pills fal rtrial
was entirely cured. I can now wab
as well as ever and have no pain G.
all. | have regalned my weight anf
never felt In my life. Dr. Williams
Pink pills are certainly wonderful
blood medicine"
II you are suffering from rheu
matlsm In any form and hnd that tn
treatment you are taking does no
relieve you. or n YOU are actuall
= getting worse while taking othH
!, treatment. then do not delay 6i
; give Or. Williams Pink pills
thorough trial The remedy tina
cures othera will cure you.
A valuable booklet. Diseases q
the blood" containing moro infol
nation about rheumatism and otho
diseases of the blood will be ser
free upon request
Or. Williams Pink pills are sol
by all druggists or will be sent, pos
. paid. on receipt OF price, 80 cent
J p,r box: six boxes for $3.50, by th
Dr. Williams Medicine Compah'
Schenectady, n, Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
KILLED BY BLAST
OF DYNAMITE
(unlted Press Leased wlre.)

Spokane. Wn., Nov At. G.
Lewis. time keeper for the Pat Welch
Company's camp, mile from Che
ney. is dead today because workmen
failed to warn him of n blast that
had been set In rock cut.
Lewis was returning to the camp
from hospital. to which he had
taken an injured workman, and was
within a short distance of the rock
when the terrific explosion occurred.
The usual warning given to people
approaching at such time did not
reach him. lie was struck by flying
pieces OF rock and died almost In
stantly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
HAWAII TO HAVE
NEW MILITARY POST
nunfted Press Leased Wire. }

Washington, Nov. 27.-The fed
eral court In Hawaii will soon begin
condemnation suits for pos 7essiOn Of
land for new military post at Wat
kiki according TO announcement to-
day The pot will be made the
headquarters of the coast artillery
branch OF the army. Prices for the
property have been agreed upon and
no trouble is expected. Y is be
lieyed that the government Will
place dredges. on the submerged
lands and use the material takei
from the bay for road building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
BOY MEMBER GANG
OF SAFE CRACKERS

Portland, Or, Nov. 27.-The CON
fession of prisoner giving the name
of Gus Johnson, a ti-year-old boy,
that he was n member OF gang OF
safe crackers that has oper ted ex-
tensively i'm the Pacific northwest f3r
many nights. robhiug y ,sto Ices and
country stores, is in the hands of the
police.
Johnson, who was arrested on sus
picion. today told remarkable story,
the details of which the police are
Withholding from the public. Johnson
named the leader OF the gang and
said that i'm two or three instC nces
he aided the safe blowers rob safes.
The police are today trying to round
up the members of the gang.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
TIER TO GIVE
HAN TO RECEIVE
RniOn OF the Benevolent
NOhn D, Rockefeller,

lled Press Leased Wire.D
forE Nov 27.-In an article
|puolishti I'm the December
OF The Worlds Work. John
Fkeieller declares that il Is
n give than 10 receive.
~ that the novelty OF be-
a TO purchase everything one
soon passes and that what
Ppie must seek is not buyaSle.
o gives a little advice, and
|o'heF things ays:
D gin business with the
getting all out of the world
or crook that you can.
consider: Where can | te
receive In the work of the
lhe oOlg way in which one
lte the real Equivalent OF
/. peat + by cultivating a taste
where money will produce
ne where il win be a lie
Hiiheat'on.
King says that the gr al
,sm Of his career ma been
'ialion OF philanthropic ea-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
-'BANKRUPT" WILL
GIVE MILLIONS
UNITED Press Leased Wirel

(Unlted fress L0"@'u
Los Angeles, Nov. z7--DeelaFlas
that the report that he II t4oO'Oes
In debt is "all bosh, Dr. d. IA
Pear ons, the Chicago phiianthropls''
is here today laying plans for toe
distribution OF $S,O0O,oso more
among colleges OF the United states.
DR. Pearsons has already pledgeo
S45. 600 TO be given away immedlaIs
IN and will not undertake 10 dlstrl1-
nte the larger sum until July;
He has decided TO adopt the Cal,
negfe plan and when the S5.oOe'VV'
is given away il Will be on The cor ,
dition that the schools endoNs
raise a similar sum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27

banquet. was served and at a late
hour the Albany visitors departed on
their special train for home with the
promise that the Salem brethren
would return the visit on the occa-
sion of the dedication of the Albany
blks temple, Salem agreeing to come
down 500 strong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27

wealth should be divided With the
This statement Is the
keynote of his article,
Carnegie points Out than none o.
the professions has money making as
its aim and says that this Is rlghi
and proper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
STEAMER "N0RTHLAND"
GOES ASHORE in FOG
lnnilea press Leased VIC. }

Vancouver. B. c., Nov I'll :
steamer Northland went ashore al
Enterprise Rock, near Plumgers las Las
An a fog this morning. The Sansdlsn =
Pacific steamer Princess Royai man man
aged 10 pull her on and toWned @ hst
10 Village Bay. The steamer 10 hot
badly damaged, but water set.lns
mixed with the oil fuel, put onl DIes
and made her helpless
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27

Shotgun and, during the civil war.
commanded the Shogun's naval
forces. After the capture of the
forces he was sentenced to death. He
served several years in prison, but
two years after he was pardoned
and made vice-admiral and envoy to
Russia, IL was after he returned
from Russia that he fomnded. the
navy of modern Japan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
FOUNDER OF Jap
NAVY IS DEAD
lUnIted Press I.eased WIre. }

Victoria. Il. c.. Nov. 81. The
death OF Vlscount YenomotO. founder
Of the Japanese navy. was announcer
TO day by passengers arriving NON
Japan.
The v,scount was educated In Hot
land and returned 10 japan In 1857
on the Shogun's warshlp. He was ap-
pointed minister OF the navy OF the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
BABY DESERTED
AT RESCUE HOME
(UnIted press Leased Wire. }

NhhAAtN AfNhN Aa'ttH1A NhNsf
Portland, Or, Nov. 27.-Where Ia
the mother OF the slx-weeks'-old
baby boy found on the steps OF the
Salvation Army rescue homer
This Is the question the police
are asking today In their search for
the woman, while the infant Is re-
ceivlng tender care at the rescue
home. A woman who gayy the name
of Jane Fox applied at the home FOR
help few days ago. bringing the
baby with her She left with the in-
FAINT last night and early today IL
was found, clad In thin garment,
In n basket. Pinned To- the garment
was note In which she explained
she could not find a position ana
was unable to support the baby.
The Albany Commercial club has
endorsed the putting In OF smeit"r
I'm the Santiam mining district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
n AIR DRESSING,
FACIAL MASSAGE
SHAMPOO AND MANICURE

ELLA NJ. OOUCH, Professional.
My processes are scientific and sat
isfaetion guaranteed. My creams ani
hair tonies are tested and tried by
time and experience. Give me q trial
Room Is. Eldridge Hotel Phoss
li1a. lls-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
fH DOES NOT
MAKE HAPPINESS

OrA, Nov 27."Beyonl \
-, lor old age, wealth de-
s.ser than increases human
Eis,. says Andrew Carnegie
which will appear in the
NUMBER OF The Worlds
kl,S ~' steel magnate says that
~ makes wealth and t'lal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
MRS. BILLIK DIES
OF BROKEN HEART
Omitted Press Leased Wire J

'bhiNNN ltNS lstdHtu w lits
Chicago, Nov. 27.-Hermann Bill
liz, whose aged mother died today
in Cleveland OF BROKEN heart
caused by his sentence to hang on
December IL, this afternoon gave
out a letter which he received from
her yesterday. A pathetic feature
was the act of the poor old woman in
sending her son two dollars
she could spare"
~ knew she was dying when she
wrote it," said Billik as he allowed
the reporters To- make copy Of &C..
Even the guards wept as the pitiful
message was read aloud as follows:
Dear son Hermann-Why don {
YOU write to me i'm so long a time.
| am half dead pray night and
day to God to let me live until |
know the outcome of the troubles of
my only child. | can't believe they
will hang you, or there is no justice
in the world. | know you are inno-
cent You never committed a crime
like that. When they hang you, II
will kill me and I'll go with you.
So, dear son, don't take II hard. May
be God will help you yet, and how
glad | would be to see you II could.
The doctors are doing all they can
to get me on my feet. | send You
two dollars. all have to spare.
us Edna better? You don't write
about her. will try to come To YOU.
| send YOU dozen kisses.
Your broken-hearted mother"
After the letter was read Blllik put
his hands on the shoulders of Jaller
Davis, who supported him to his cot
Edna, referred TO in the letter, IL
Billik's daughter who made n brave
fight for his life and pathetic per
sonal appeal TO Governor Deneen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
How 10 Treat . spraIn.

SpfaIns, sWeIlIngS and IamehesH
are promptly relieved by Chamber
lain's Linimenl. This liniment re-
duces Inflammation and soreness so
that a sprain may be cured In about
one-third the time required by the
usual treatment rs and so cents
sizes for sale at DR.. Stones drug
store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27

More than year ago Mrs. BillilI
completed arrangements with a local
undertaken to bury her and her son,
In case he was executed and the
shock killed her. The undertaken
took charge of the funeral arrange
ments as soon as he was notified of
the woman's death.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27
Bars
JEWELLERS
HIGH GLASS;
POPULAR PRICE

There's a great difference In
jewelry stores, and for two years
we've been telling you wherein we
excel. But there are myriads OF
phenomena, which are to us non
existent. for the simple reason
that our organs OF sense are not
adapted TO receive them.
We've said before, and we say
again; The high class, popular
priced jewelry store In Salem
There Is not molecule In this
store that is not instinct with me-
When will you bee ready 10 receive
this subtle. hut rare manifestation
of our leadership
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-27

TO IA Ia.
- ,1h Ini iSs Asn ns1n Bought
';t:';: '::.'- A>H;,z32;;3z5:Z7s3z.: Z 3 3 =:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-15
White Out OF Fashion.

White, that beautiful and always be-
coming color, has gone out of fashion,
for in the new cloths shown for early
spring stripes and huge embroidery
dots have taken its place and even
white linen suits will not be worn
this year. OF course all OF the suits
such as have been worn will be dis
carded for dresses with guimpes and
cuffs of white lace and Eton jackets
of some contrasting color or material.
Thus white flannel skirt will be worn
with a striped three quarter Jacket. or
blue -and-white stripe linen semi
princess dress will be finished with a
coat Of dark blue. This new fashion
Will be very convenient for those who
wish to wear the same coat with sew
eral dresses, but 1t is not so becoming
las the white of last year.
Some suits are made of the natural
pongee. with the skirts of the plain
material. while the coats are Elton
shape. embroidered by hand in large
black dots. The same idea can be
carried out in suits of wolfe. or even
and. at least, If the fashion
Is peculiar, 1t is new and smart.