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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
ACID AND ALkALI
IN THE STOMACH
Digests the Food Naturally II In
Right Proportion; II Not:
Then Dyspepsia.

Acid and alkali make up the
liquid known as gastric juice, which
digests your food.
II through abuse OF the stomach,
or weakness OF blood or through
scores of other causes this gastric
Juice is not made up correctly of
acid and alkali, your stomach can
not digest food.
Such a stomach then acts as pit
where the food lies, ferments, de-
Gays, is thrown of at last, either
into the intestines or is vomited
from the system.
II thrown into the lntestines a
large proportion OF II is taken up
and passed into the blood, for the
intestines are covered on the insile
surfaces with millions OF little
mouths whic are placed there to
suck nourishment for the blood.
You may readily see that II in
stead of good rich nourishment,
there is vile poisonous fermented
bile and acid, these same little
mouths suck some of II by necessity
and pass II into the blood. The
blood in turn throws II off and the
system is Immediately placed In an
imperfect state.
The b'ood Is weakened, the It's
Sues lose strength, the skin becomes
diseased and man In general suffers
in score of places.
Then again the blood furnishes
gastric Juice to the stomach. for
when the gastric Juice is not needed
for digestive purposes It goes back
TO the blood. When food comes
into the stomach the nerves along
the Alimentary Canal and In the
mouth signal the brain for help and
the blood Immediately furnishes
sufficient gastric juice to do the
work well and quickly.
Stuart's DypespLa Tablets go into
the stomach. balance the gastric
juice. digest the food. are taken up
by the blood, purlfies II. and when
the food comes again to the stomach
n natural gastric juice OF right pro-
portion greets II and does It's work
perfectly. After a time these little
tablets restore Nature, build up the
gastric juice and there is no longer
dyspepsia.
Every druggist carries them in
stock, price soc; every druggist and
10000 physicians will attest their
word TO the merit OF these tablets
Buy a box now and relieve your
stomach at once, or send us your
name and address today and we will
send you Immediately by mail
sample package free. Address f. A.
Stuart Co.. 15O Stuart Bldg. Mar
shall Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
BURKE DENIES HE
MADE STATEMENT

Los Angeles. Cal oct 26.-Fol
lowing the publication by the New
York World OF charge that Jane
S. sherman OF Republican nominee
for vlce-presideR was implicated IN
n Mote 70 grab a vast amount of
valnahle land On New Mexico. Ed
mund BURKE, the local attorney al
legged 10 have given The iniormai on
10 the World. today denied that he
made the statement. The Woflo
nuhlished the story today as having
been dictated az Denver recently hy
Burke I'm the presence of II. N. Pate
terson and other witnesses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
GETS AWAY WITH
$4,000 WORTH OF GEMS
lunIIed Presa Lensea wlrel

San Francisco. oct. 26.-Informa-
tlon regarding the whereabouts of
George Metcalf. a prime English
butler, said to be possessed OF a
fashionable accent and 10 have
$4,000 of jewels belonging 10 Mrs
L. C. Hopper OF this city, would be
thankfully received by the police to-
day The imported servant disap-
pearod yesterday from the lady's
home and simultaneously three
two pins and a ring made
lE Tiffany also vanished.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
CoNNECrICUTT Rank

Middleton, Conn OCT. DC The
Columbia Trust company was or
dercl TO close its doors TODAY a0er
au inspection of its hooks and ac-
counts bv National Bank Examiners
Noble and Lippi,t.
The institution was capitalized
with 100000 and it eliabi.ltIo
were $4,000.
10 was announced that an depO
itOrs will be paid IN full.
~. y. Kelly, OF Eleaue, is In IT,
city tran acting business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
He Know Thelr secrets.

Bishop Donahne Of Wheeling. W
Va, Is a very conservative prelate.
lie shares the views Of many other
bishops IN his communion concerning
secret societies. and as a consequence
when the Knights OF Columbus was
organized in HIS diocese he was
rather chary In affordlng II oficial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
CHINESE PLANNED MASSACRE
WIEN ELEET ARRINEI

lUnIttd Fresl Leased Wlre.l
Aoy, China. Oct 2G.-Chinese ole
fcials are taking summary measure
10 stamp out the plot for a general
massacre of high Chinese by revoln-
tionists which was 20 have been q
tragic accompanicmont to the arriy-
al OF the American battle ship fleet,
IL has been discovered that the plot
was far advanced and every effort
Is being made 20 apprehend the con-
splfatOrs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

becomes n partisan. but he throws
the influence OF his Office into the
scales against the interests OF other
citizens and makes direct attack
upon labor.
The pretense of the attack upon
me Is not deceptive. lie strikes over
my shoulder at the workers and nt
other llberty-loylng citizens
The President says Senator Knox
has a right 90 discus the principles
.oi iniunctlons because, as attorney
general. ne prosecuted suits for
damages 10 injured workmen."
SEVERE CHARGES ARE
MADE AGAINST SHERMAN
New York. Oct 26.-The WorlG
this morning prints p story 20 the
effect that Jame1 s. sherman, Re
publican nominee for yice-pre ident,
was connected with a scheme TO se-
cure valuable timber lands IN New
Mexico for almost nothing through
an act Of congress In 1902.
The World says that the story was
dictated 20 a representative of the
paper by Edmund Burke. an attor-
uey Of Los Angeles. who wa a part-
ner OF Sherman's az the time. The
story Is purorted 20 have been die
tated in the presence OF Thomas s.
Patterson. former United States sem
at0r. Ex-Governor Osborne OF Wyom-
ing and ". j. Thomas. an attorney
reTresentiug Burke
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
Minstrel Lost out.

An indian medicine show repre-
sentod one of the first professional
engagements OF George Evans Of the
Cohand e Harris mlnstrels. The en-
easement lasted one day Young
Evans was engaged boy the pro
fessor" az official sohrlety preseryer
In other words, he was to see that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
ROOSEVELT
,osllnned From Page II

lohiinnod From Page H.
'-'ss'-'~'--0-N~e-0-0-r-@-0-~-~---@-~-@-@---~
by the worst exhibition OF
ssm, tries 20 instill into em-
lae fear chat prosperity Will
lserei Ii q square deal Is
q the workers.
an exhibition OF impotent
an awful descent from the
o h.sh oIice.
oui him elt viii be de-
"i again has thrust him
NE campaign and not only
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26

Kennody's Laxative Cough Syrup
drives the cold ont of The system
through its laxative principle by as
surlnE a free and gentle action OF
ne bowels Sold by All druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
md Opera House
no. j., Cordray, Mgr.
'ONDAY, OCTOBER 20.
Dohens Famous Song Show
U RONEYMOONERS"

4 DUNLAP As AUGUSTUS
oy O. splendid COMPANY
/ featured singing chorus
ne Production Five
H ne New Amsterdam
4 n New York CITY.
hAN song HITS Let's
M oid ia ehioned Wall" ."
Popular Man. Make a
4 noise "Ed Days" On n
4 stand, The Mvrtori-
"Hona L.ttle Girlie.
'oag iCr You. "Nothine
a'a'b the sun" Portland
4 Don't Co Near TIE
. lghter" Etc
4 10y Cohan Girls. Cohan
I -la Music Cohau Enthus-
4 a.e5i laughing musical
4 aIons for fun. beauty.
\ $50 800 75c. soc.
az box Office Monday al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-10-26
e LIBERTY
ATTENTION.!

,,n ,aon our patrons tlat our home Of refined
|Sacp s"hLN VENTILATED and is HEATED IY
@'h No other Motioa Picture house IN salem can say
<Ai0,a he pictures sing talk and enjoy polite
kD am " ue most modern and up-tO-date HOME OF RE
s,0a "'-hot only in salem, but the Coast
kss ~ ' ms fact neveetheIess-Sce yourself
brr,n, ny "Wednesday, Thursday Friday and saturday
"i WHO ATTENDS OUR SATURDAY MATINEE GETS
USEFUL SOUVENIR.
ks.,,- 6:45 o 1880 p. m.
OATs SEATS FREE
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
YOUTHFUL PRODIGY's WORK.
Appears at Mark Antony Tonight
for Benefit sunday school.

The entertainment for the benefit of
St PauTs Sunday School. TO be- held to-
night and tomorrow evening. tn the
school hall, Fifteenth and Y streets.
promises to be one of the most attrac-
tive Of it's kind given this season in
Washington.
A varied programme, heraIdiug many
unique attractions, includes. The Co
lonial NinsueIs. in popular songs and
latest jokes. Comedians, Harry Crow
ana George Seitz, character dances. by
Masters Horning and Goodman; fancy
costume dances, Miss Edna Brown and
Miss Margaret Buckley; vocal selections,
by Miss Margaret Donovan. Miss Kath-
crime Donovan, Mr. Seton Darr. and
Mir john Mcdonald.
The principal feature of the entertain
mouts. given with scenic effects. viii be
the forum scene from Shakespeare's
Julius Caesar, I'm which Mark An
tony's Grafton viii be given by Master
Franklin T. Howe. Sd, only six years old
but pronounced a prodigy because of his
wonderful momory, and through ac-
quaintance with many ShakespeaTean
roles, which he enacts from beginning
10 end without prompting.
Notwithstanding his tender years. he is
said to grasp the depths and Compre-
hend so fully the meaning of the Lam
gUage, that he TeCites the lines with
much feeling and great force.
William Mcdonald, Frank Orlant. John
Bland, Robert Donovan, and MyrOn Ehr-
mantraut viii appear in the cast
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
SOCIETY CONDUCTS MEETING.
Presbyterian Women Hear Adj
dresses on Missionary Work.

Presbyterian women Hear Adj
dresses on Missionary Work.
An enthusiastic meeting of the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presby-
terry OF Washington was held yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock in the West Street
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs, Wallace Radcliffe, president, pre-
sided, Devotional services were conducted
by Miss Mary baltimore, of the Tooker
Memorial Hospital. 500 Chow, China.
Reports of committees were approved
Special emphasis was laid upon the value
of mission study work.
The address of the morning Was that Of
the Rev. Charles r. Patton OF Yeung
Kong. China. province of Canton. An
nouncement of the marriage Of Or. Patton
10 Dr. Isabella Mack, of the Gregg Mem
orial Hospital. Canton. China. has already
been made. DR. Mack is supported by the
Presbytevy OF Washington, and after her
marriage she ana her husband viii have
charge of a parish of 100000 persons.
Mrs Howard AgneW Johnson, OF New
York made an address on "A Visit 10
Bombay"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
uR. WALLER PROMOTED.
Becomes Assistant 20 Third Vice
President az b. 4 o. Il, Il.

becomes Assistant 20 Third Vice
President Of b. 4 o. Il. II.
Mr. John G.. Walber has been promoted
from assistant general manager. Balu-
more and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
to assistant TO third vice president, Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. effective yester-
day. with headquarters ar Baltimore.
1Ir. George L. Potter. as tHrd vice
president. is in charge Of operation Of
the road. and SIR WaIber win assist
MIN lu this work. MT Walber has had
,wenty-three years experience iu traf-
fc and operating departments Of rail-
roads
Entering the service Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company in the Of
fee Of tne president and general manager
fu February. 1855. he became secretary
TO that official in ISL These duties he
performed until the consolidation OF the
Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern roads, November T.
IN3 Then hg became secretary TO sec
0u5 vice president and rrafc manager
with Office iu St Louis. He remained en-
tHa- position until March, 1895 Then he
returned 10 Cincinnati as secretary 20
AIr. George y. Randolph. general traf-
da manager bgt only held ,aat place "a
month. being transferred to secretary
TO vice president and general manager.
on December I. 1sHs. DE was made chief
clerk % that official. and November /.
1902. Dee was elected as assistant secTe-
tlry Of the company. in addition 20
these uo-itIons he also had charge Of
the tax and insurance department
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
CHANGE IN BILL At CHASE'S.
Cancellation of the Oracle Emmett
Company Alters Programme.

An unexpected change occurred in
Chase's bill yesterday through the can
collation. Of Oracle Emmett and Company,
owing TO Miss Emmetts serious illness,
necessitating her return to New York.
In her place the English Rockers and
Nellie Florede, who were TO constitute
the attraction next week, were engaged.
The Rockers act is a sparkling novelty
from England, with all the attractive
London trademarks. II is in four sep
aTate scenic chapters and the dancers
accompanying Miss FlOrede are artists Of
merit.
Especially pleasing is the opening chap
ter with the girls in quaint costumes,
Another favorite is the millinery estab-
lishment with dresses hanging from the
walls. The last chapter contains the
surprise. The girls, in electrically nlu-
minated rockers, are whirled over and
over.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
WILL OF MRS. H. N. SUMNER.
After Payment of Requests, Estate
Goes 10 Relatives Named Lewis.


The will Of Mrs. Helen NJ Sumner. who
died January Is. last. at the age Of eighty
one years. de'ea- 1..ne o. 1896, was filed
Tor JDaJs yesterday.
TIE following bequests are made:
A niece. Jessie Corrine Lewis, receives
bonds of the par value of $3.50 and house
hold furniture.
Louisa Steel Smith, a niece, of James
vile. Wis, is given S4000.
Adelaide Johnson, of New York City,
S2090.
Wilton Lewis and his wife, Mara, 500
each.
George Barker Lewis. Boston. sl.O0O.
Raymond c. Lewis, of Roxbury. Mass,
$1,000
Edith Erma Lewis. Fredonia, n. Y,
SLooo.
Mia Pollock BTadWay, 500
May Lewis MCGOWAN, niece, Of War
rem, Pa, 500.
It Is provided that any residue after
the payment of these bequests. is to be
divided among the above relatives. who
have Lewis as one of their names.
A codiCil filed with the will makes some
unimnortant directions, and cancels a
cash bequest made I'm the will to DR..
George Macdonald, of this city.
William u. Hoover. trust officer OF the
National Savings Safe Deposit and Trust
Company, is executor.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22

The viii Of the late Lieut.. John W.
Crawford. Admiral Dewey's secretary,
who committed suicide by jumping of "a
ferry boat on November - last, and
whose badly dccompOsed body was found
in the Potomac River, near Fort Foote.
last week, was filed yesterday for pro
bate
II is dated November -. 1901. the Gay
that Crawford threw himself from the
boat, and was filed by Bennett a. Allen.
who. in an accompanying statement, said
he received the VIII by special delivery
letter on November % in the same en-
veiope 1Ir Alien received q note from
Crawford I'm which Hc stated his inten-
tiou Of making away with himself
Crawford Made VIII Himself.
The viii was typewriter by Crawford
bimseIf. and is Witnessed by A. H. Nc
Cormick and Harold Peekham. clerks
in the Navy Department, and is as fol-
lows.
In the name OF God. amen. J. John W.
Crawford. being of sound mind. DO hereby
make and publish this, nay last viii and
testament expressly revoking ali wills
al any time heretofore made.
All the property of which / die pos
sessed. said property being exclusively
personality, ] give devise. and 0equeath
to my wife, Mary Crawford, with great
regret that lt is not IN larger amount.
And / hereby aFPoint my friend, Ben
nett a. Allen, as sole executor Vi my es-
tate. % serve as such without bond.
Signed by me. as my Will this twenty
second day of November, A. j.. 1867
JOHN " CRAWFORD
Debts VIII Leave Nothing.
The signature is written IN a nrm hand.
and does not indicate that the writer
was aeigated The envelope which con-
taiueI il is written across: 'WiU OF John
W. Crawford" in lead pencil iu Craw-
ford's accustomed handwriting
To is stated that after Crawford. debts
are paid. there viii Doe practically nothing
left for the widow and daughter.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
COUNCIL ATTACKSDETECTIYES
Federation Requests Mr.. GOmpers to
Write an Editorial.
PinkertOn Men Included in the List.
Contention and Contests Pro-
voked-OtheF Action Taken.

IL their session yesterday az headquar-
tsrs in G street northwest the executive
council OF the American Federation OF
Labor adopted a motion requesting Presi-
dent Gompers to discuss, through the col
umLs of the official magazine. the ques-
zion or the numerous secret detective
agencies. including the Pinkerton, and
their engagement by employers associa-
uous. for the purpose Of creating conten-
ton and provoking contests between the
workmen and employers. The motion sets
forth that many Of these agents and de-
tectiye companies are armed thugs. used
for the purpose Of carrying on system
OF lawIessness with view Of casting
odium upon labor organizations.
A motion was adopted that the subject
matter OF industrial education be referred
To President Gompers. The legislative
committee was instructed 70 make every
effort 20 secure the enactment into the
government rules Of steamboat inspection.
Il was decided that the subject 0f child
labor laws in the States he referred 10
the legislative committee. The council
directed that President G0mpers confer
with representatives OF farmers Organiza-
tions with a view Of establishing more
fraternaI relations.
A committee OF the employees OF navy
yards, Of Boston and Portsmouth. ap-
peared before the council to urge more
thorough organization Of the employees
of the navy yards. Resolutions were
adopted that every effort be made 10
organize the employees Of the navy yards.
naval stations. arsenals. and gun fac
tories.
A committee. composed Of President
G0mpers and two other members, was
selected to go to New York after Feb
ruary 10. on which date the building
trades unions representatives. viii hold
their conference. for the purpose Of en-
deavoring to adjust whatever differences
may exist there among organizations Of
labor. and TO devise plans for the more
thorough organization of the unorganized
of that city and vicinity. President Com
pers has been in communication with
Miss Anna Fitzgerald, Of Chicago and
she was appointed TO the position of
organizer.
The legislative committee was directed
TO endeavor TO cause the enactment of a
law for the proper regulation Of convict
labor by the United States Congress.
President GOmpeTs, Vice President
OConnell. and Secretary Morrison. were
appointed on a committee to make in
vesugatlon. relative 10 a plan Of old
age pensions.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22

All yesterday there was unusual activity
on the third floor of the Lehman Building.
Ii95 New York avenue northwest, by
those VINO have the cat show at heart
Long rows of cages were iH the course
of erection. Everything WAS being placed
in readiness FOR the reception 0f tLe par
ring and meOwiuE creatures.
Cats, also, were taking a lively interest
in the proceedings More than ll5 have
already arrived, with others stiH pouring
in from all quarters Of the country. The
arrivals were properly labeled by the
ladies in charge and assigned to- their
regular stalls
More Than 3O0 Entries.
Nearly every species OF the cat family
VIII be exhibited The show boasts some
rare members. OF the three hundred and
odd cats which viii bs en show 10y noon
to-day. many win wear blue ribbons taken
from the large shows IN New York.
Conspicuous among the entries is a
Siamese cat. Princess" owned hy 0Ir.
Justice Harlan. H.s kind IS perhaps the
most rase OF all cats and is directly from
the Royal Palace aJ siam.
The Columbia Cauery Of this city viii
have an exhibit of fourteen cats. Many
Of these have taken prizes at the New
York shows. Two Of the pTettiest Of this
class are the Princess lf India and
Columbia Patrick
"Chum" l. An AnEora.
Another cat Of rare birth is "Clum. an
Angora Of ponderous size and much
beauty. owned by Col @. II. Pasrhal. Of
this city "Chum" has been victorious
over his competitors iu many Washington
shows
There is a long list Of valuable out-of-
town cats to contest for the hou0rs.
The show. which begins to-day and VIII
continue until Saturday, VIII be open
from 9 o'clock I'm the morning until u
o'clock al night
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22

At the meeting Of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor Of the Net
ropolitan Baptist Church, R street. near
Thirteenth the following officers were in
stalled by the Rev. NJ. ". d. Norman.
pastor Of the church. President Daniel
". Chase; vice president Miss Clara r.
wilson; secretary. Miss Nellie Bowler, as
sistant secretary. Miss Beatrice Ware.
treasurer, Miss HeleTia Friend; pianist.
Miss Louise Clarke. Chairmen, lookout
committee, Mr.. James s. Chapman; pray
er meeting, Mr.. Joseph a. Thomas: so
cial Miss Lucinda Harris; sick, Miss
Maggie Barnes; flower, Mr. r. /. r.
Winfield; collectors, Ottaway Hill and
William Mopkins
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
CLAPP TRUST WILL STAND
Late Milh0naire's Home Washing
ton, jury Decides.
VIII Not BE Probated in New York,
Provision of Testament.

After listening to testimony for a week
and being out less than a half hour. q
jury before Justice Barnard yesterday
decided that the late Capt John NJ
Clapp millionaire oil operator. who died
al Lakewood. n y, in October, 1906
was domiciIed legally in the District OF
Columbia and not in New York State
AS a result Of this verdict. the estate
left by Capt CIapp. estimated To be
worth nearly 100000 viii be admins
tered under the laws Of the District
According 90 the petition for admiuistra-
tion the estate consists OF Sl.55S6l4 in
stocks and bonds and 1851 eco in real
estate.
The question of the domicile Of Capt
Clapp was raised by his daughter. Mrs.
Florence c. Hall. wife of Pittsburg
lawyer. Capt Clapp. under the terms
Of his viii. named his wife as a benefci-
airy and divided the remainder of the es-
tate among Mrs. Hall, and her brother
and sister. John II. Clapp and Alice J.
CIapp.
The brother and sister were TO receive
their portions outright, and Mrs. Hall S
share Of the estate was left in trust she
to receive only the income during her
life. At her death the estate was to go
to her children in trust. they 10 receive
the income
Had the jury decided that Clapp was
legally domiciled in New York State at
the time OF his death the estate would
have been administered under the laws
of that State The trust created by the
testator is not binding in that State.
Mrs Hall would have received her por-
tiOn outright the same as would her
brother and sister
It is understood that Capt, Clapp placed
the restriction on Mrs. Halls portion on
account Of his opposition to her marriage
The real estate left by Capt Clapp IS
located I'm Washington. New York and
Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
Purdue Men in Session.

The Washington alumni of Purdue Uni
versity met at the y. N. c. A. and per-
fected a permanent Organization by elect
ing officers as follows: President, 7. W.
Marshall vice president, McGaTvey Kline;
secretary and treasurer, J. r. Whitehead.
President Stone Of the university The
election of officers was followed by a
buffet supper. Arrangements We're made
20 hold bi-mOnthly meetings in the fu-
ture.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
Mr.. Henderson Loses JeweIrv

The theft of jewelry valued at about
$500 from one Of the rooms Of his apart
ment was reported to the police last
night by J. II. Henderson, Of the Dewey
Hotel, l. street, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets northwest.
The following articles are missing: Two
solitaire diamond rings, one twO-stone
topaz ring, a pearl scarf pin, and a $50
gold piece.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-22
Lectures on Dickens.

THE Genius of Charles Dickens" was
the subject of an address by E. L. Tenn
pie, A. NJ, in the assembly hall of the
Young Mems Christian Association
Building last night. Mr. Temple de-
scribed all the characteristics of the
great author. by analysis Of the character
of his works