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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-09-26

Wy ooAU ~AsJ 0SAAS
bonds.
Section 3. Be 1t further enacted.
etc., That the principal and interest
of said bonds shall be paid by pref
erence from the revenues Of the Pub
lie Belt Railroad of the City OF New
Orleans, after deducting the expenses
Of maintenance and operation. and
all Public Belt revenues collectible
under existing laws or ordinances. or
amendments thereto, and all future
Public Belt Railroad revenues. after
deducting the expenses of mainte-
nance and operation, are hereby
pledged to secure said bonds and in
terest. The interest on said bonds
shall be evidenced BY coupons at
tached thereto, payable seml-annual-
ly by the Treasurer Of the City Of
New Orleans. on the drst days Of
July and January, and the City OF
New Orleans shah appropriate on o.
before the first days Of April and
October, 1909. and annually thereaf-
ter, to provide for the payment OF
the semi-annual interest due July l
and January l Of each subsequent
year, out of the revenues of the Pub
lie Belt Railroad Of the City Of New
Orleans, after deducting the expenses
OF maintenance and operation, which
appropriations shall be credited on
the books of the Treasurer of the
City Of New Orleans. to q special
account, to - styled Public Belt
Railroad Bod Interest Account, "
amounts equal to the semi-aAaual
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
B0URNE'S
MAN WINS
THE FIGHT

President has Nominated CbrIst
schuebel United states Dlstrlc,
Attorney for Oregon.
Omitted Press Leased Wirel
Washington, Jan. The Presl
den. today nominated Christian seheu
Del OF Oregon City, United Sta. s
district attorney for Oregon. vice NJ
C. Bristol, whose nomination was
Withdrawn by the President recently
upon the recommendation of tho de.
par'ment Of Justice. schuebers an
ppihlment comes as a big surprise
ana is regarded as a distinct victory
Tor senator Bourne. Also the follow.
ing nominations for postmasterships
Jesse D. Jefferson. Valdez. Alaska.
theodore w Lydecker. Alameda
Cal; William c, Campbell Los Ga.
Ios. Cal; Cabot A. Yerxa. Sierra
Nladre' Cal; Robert oNem. Lynden.
wash; William Baldersou. 10 be reg
s'er OF the land once at Boise. Idaho .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
PROHI
COUNTY
CONVENTION

The Marion county antl-salooT
party held the FIRST political conven'
lion Of the year at the w. G. T. U
hall today A dinner was served by
the enterprising ladies OF the local
union, and nearly every precinct was
represented on roll call. The slogan
OF the enthusiastic gathering Of Pro-
hibitlonists, Good Templars and
Leaguers was vote Marion County
Dry" County Chairman +. II Men
presided aud @. o. oliver, OF Turner,
was secretary; treasurer. l.. NJ Gil
bert. Rosedale; ylce-chairman, @. A.
@. Moore, Turner Reports from the
various precincts we're very optimis-
tic, and the ultimate purpose OF the
is absolute prohibition.
Tt was voted this afternoon to sub
NIT the question of county prohibit
ton, and by groups OF precincts and
by single preciuots at the coming
state election in June.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
BOOSTERS
BOOSTING
FOR BIZ
Raise stock subscriptions 20 Home
Indnstry-and Appoint Committee
To Push for College OF Music.

The Salem Boosters Club got busy
last night and boosted effectively
for the II. a S. engine works and the
Willamette College of Music. The
frst manufacture gasoline engines
land the latter high-Class musicians.
Many shares Of stock were taken
Ia the gasoline engine factory. and
many more are promised, to set that
industry on It's feet.
A committee, consisting OF Theo.
Roth +, G, Deckabach and Clarence
bishop, were named to push for the
College OF Music on amy lines. so that
the professors won't have TO ask stu
dents TO slt on slab seats while wait
ing their turn.
A stirring report was made on the
hEat TO have the government nav
NE expenses of the Alaska Indian
students 70 attend the Salem Indian
raining school at Chemawa.
There is a proposition 10 have n
objection of photographs of 100 of
'alem's most prominent citizens tax.
m who will, over their own sigma !
ures, subscribe TO the doctrine
BOOST; DON'T KNOCK"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

down by Chief OF Police Glbso,
who, after n sensational run OF sev.
Ieral hours, finally made the captur.
In Schindler's barn. several com.
plants have been sent I'm 10 tbs
chief about the equine and no bo,
made 3everal unrewarded attemn,,
at the capture. In fact, the chief ho,
been In training for the past weeE
IN order to get himself In condltlon
TO run down the pilfering ouadru.
ped. Yesterday morning, after eat
Ing light breakfast, he took a long
stick to "shoo" the animal and sstI
forth with the determination 10 Goa.
quer From $3.50 to tho time OF the
hnal roundup at IL o'clock the
chaao waXed warm. Across fences.
through alleys, and 10 the wood,
went the neet-footed oquls around
The blocks, through the backyard
followed the bluo-coatod veteran IN.
I'll the mud was mopp6d from the
cutters end the landscape looked
tired end demsnted. The marshal
the animal closely forced
.t to run into Schindled's shed, where
aided by those who'd followed 10
help him the chief made the capture
ma led tho troubloaome four-fo0ter
Town to the pound. The horse Is &
stray and las beon tho pest Of the
south Salem neighborhood for some
im". To show tLeir appreciation, q I
'as boon rumored that the chief
nay be presented with n medal as +
Don as On appropriate badge can be
procured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
W. A. WHITE
ROBBED OF
3 TWENTIES

W. A. White, of Yamhill, is just
$50 short this morning. according to
his method of keeping books. having
been robbed last night of that
amount while sleeping in the Salem
lodging house.
White was formerly of this city,
where he conducted a secondhand
store, and Is now numbered among
the en.erprising farmers Of YamhiIl
He came to Salem last evening on the
boat. and soon met several OF his ac-
lquaintances, with whom he started
out to enjoy the evening. Late last
night, Mr.. White does not exactly re-
member the time, he went to the sa-
lem lodging house, where he engaged
room No. 35. When he went to bed,
which ias soon after being assigned
TO his room (for he was tired) he
says he placed his trousers contain
ing 800. in hard-earned twenties,
under his pillow. About 1 o'clock
this morning he awakened and found
that his pants we're lying on the floor.
As he was sure that he put them
under his pillow. be Immediately in
yestigated the contents of the pockets
and found that SEQ of the hundred
dollars was gone.
Although a dllllgent search has
been made by the local officers there
has been no clue as to the robbery.
Il seems that a man occupied room
No. 80. adjoining Whites apartment,
last evening, who was an entire
stranger, and paid for his room by
awning a dagger. White claims that
he man was missing this morning,
md has not since been found
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
FUTILE
ROAD LAW
UPHELD
MARION co. WINS
ASSESSMENT or s23,t70.fO BY
vxEEERs or sILvERTON AND
wARoUAAf ROAD HELD LEGAL
-uAsR WILL BE CARRIED TO
aUPREam COURT or UNITED
wrArEa.

o. nehedictlne Abbey vs.. Marion
~samty. appeElahg: appeal from Gal
bswny. reversed and dismissed. This
Azs iayeises Validity Of Tuttie FoAd
hz=. wul DE appealed 10 Eiprems
sourf.
C1ty 90 Eugene W.. Lane County
upBeilArt. from Hamilton: affirmed.
hsoMs rvad tar levied by county
~ouF1 on slty property belongs to
sRy.
state " n. ". Taylor and John
Tresn. from Baker county, Smith
IurEe. reversed and remanded.
y. , Eldriodge W. Hoefer & Zorn
ana nsTid v. Keen. appellants. from
Burnett Judge; reversed and re-
mannaea
n Robinson W.. n. Robinson
Cheese Company. appellants. from
galloway, Judge Tlllamook county.
sliSunl Ned
State w. n. r. Bartlett. Jointly In
diriud With y. q Gardiner. appellant.
appealed from Marlon county; re-
vursed and new trial ordered.
n a. jackson W. sumpter Valley
Railway CO.. appellants. from Baker
county; ainrmed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
TERRORS
OF NIGHT
RAIDERS

trnued Press Leased wirel
Carlisle, Ky, Jan, Might raid.
ors have again destroyed much prop.
egty and created Intense excitement
in their efforts 20 Induce tobacco
growers 10 hold their products for
higher prices.
Under cover of darkness late last
nlgh' they dashed into Bethel. sher-
bourne and Jaokstown. and left a
'fail OF hre aud ruin behind them
In Bethel they fred a tobacco ware
house, the postofice and Peters
Bros general store. In sherbourne
they destroyed 1000 pounds OF to-
aaoco and cut the telephone wires
Later they were reported az Jacks.
Town where they prepared 20 hold
mp wagons carrying tobacco. Excite.
nent prevails 20 such an extent that
he governor may be asked 20 cal.
'ut the troops
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
ATTACKING
SUGAR
STOCKS
lUnIIed p Leased No.

! tunlted Press Leased Wirs,
New York, Jan. 7.-Stocks onens
hFm' and in mos, Instances fractiop.
any hisher A liquidation demon.
s'ra''on, oentered on American su.
gar ran this issue on "a points dur.
ing the FIRST hfteeu minutes ~ troa
ms the balance OF the list followir ,
IN the wake. with losses OF a sms,l
Traction to one point
The pressure on sugar VAS caps,,
ehleny from the many rumors aao,,
They have reference To the election
tomorrow OF the new president Msnv
traders believe some nermars,,
trouble may make itself nantes,
Smong the leading stockholders h.
regard 10 the future policy OF the
company The greater part OF the
afternoon session was spent IN dpn.
hess, trading being oonaned 10 very
UNITED groups OF stocks. Prices
Nefe irregular, and the general tan.
'eney reaetlonary. LiuS slgnlh.
AHee vas attached 10 the changes in
consequence OF the professional eha,-
''ler OF tho days business. Money |
leid easy around six per cent. The
lose vas stagnant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
Put in Jan.

very accurately describes anyone's
feelings who is confined 20 the house
win an attack Of rheumatism. um-
baso, stin joints or muscles Bal
'ard's Snow Liuiment will cure the
trouble relieve the pain. and make
You as supple as ,wo-year-old. Sold
.iy ID. }, Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
REDHOT
HOT SUIT
CONTESTED

J. W Meyer VS.. T. A. Livesley api
John Roberts, partners as T. A. Lives
ley & Co., action for money.
The jury was given its charge AZ
1850 p. m, The jurors in this case
We're as follows Albert Kraus, W
II. Byars, W. w. Beardsley, F, J.
Won Behren, J. II. Anderson, JOSEPH
baumgardner. James ]. Hall. Charles
c. Goodale. Ben Smith, w. A. Jones
j. L. Bowers, Fred HasSma.
The jary, shortly after O'Clock
returned a verdict for the plaintia
for the sum of Ss1S5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
Caught On the Rnin

'"'H d cold and oough-let il run
o"-se, pneumonia or consumption
'D"' s al- No matter how YOU ct
:, your cough don't neglect it-take
os s.'aFd S Horhound Syrup and vop'u
oe over IL 10 NO time. The sure enre
''E coughs, colds, bronchitis and an
pD'm'aaFy diseases in young and
o'a' Sod ~ d j. FRY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

Mr. E, w. Chamberlain OF Clinton,
Maine. says Of Buoklons Arnica
aslvs. ~ does the business; ! have
nnef u for piles aud II cured them.
Us~d 4 for chapped hands and IL
eHrod them. Applied II 10 an old
uoEo aud II healed without leaving
a csr bohiud." 2se a. J. c. Perry's
slruN store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

a have reached a higher health
haxei aihre ! began ualng pr. Kings
hes tife riils." writes Jacob spring.
~. ef West Franklln, Maine. "rhey
seep my stomach. liver and bowels
~oFhing iusl right" n these pills
dissppelal you on trial. money viii
b. veiaaaed al }. G Perry's drug
stare. aEe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

- ~ should be- worri d when the %.
tie ones have oouFh or cold Il
mas lead 90 Group or plourlsy or
pnrumonn then 90 something more
sstious nallardu Hor,hound s,rup
slh clfe enc trouble al once ana pre-
sont amy complication Sold by u.
, frg
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

Woa'd you Eive g5 eeats % stop
your eoagh' Then set a bottle II
kemps Ba'sam and YOU viii have
enoish for thu whole family. Il
costs IS cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
FRUIT GROWERS
TO MEET FRIDAY.

TO MEET FRIDAY.
Inc Marion County Horticultural
society is to meet Friday at the
board OF Trade rooms at $3.50 in
stead OF Saturday TO select delegates
10 the State horticultural Society,
v hieh meets at Portland January "a
10 The change was made TO accom-.
'Doaa'e the Grange, which holds a
meeting az Salem Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

When che doctor IA called he ASKS.
How are the eowess" They are
seHeraliy Niong Hls vlsit might
have eeeu saved by a timely dose of
lAnes Family Medicine
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

Citgo Cal, was practically wiped
eas hy are today Lose. $4,000.
Namea are swafmlng az the state
sseilsl eI New Nork a. neytr before.
aesnaallag suffrage
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
MISSING
STEAMER
IS SAFE

Omitted Press Leased wire.l
Queenstown, Jan. THE Cana.
dian Pacific liner Mount Royal, which
had been given up for lost, today en-
tered tho harbor under her own
s,eam The captain reported tina;
the ship had encountered Disagree
able weather from the very beginning
.of Us trip from Antwerp. December
Il.
on Tho nss' day OF the trip some
thing went wrong with the engine.
and ;he captain decided to make for
Queen Gown with his 800 passengers
and 100 seamen The Mount Royal
refused assistance on one or two oc-
caslons. and finally made port alone.
Sho was tho pride Of tho country
round.
Enyled by other girls wol she;
In beauty and health she did abound
By taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
DR.. stones Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

a son ot the president Of the re-
pnbnc of Guatemala domonds Of Geo
ANttiell. Sr.. ana American capitalist.
$4,000 for throwing him down
stairs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

N'e'orls. n e.. lau 2 Accord
'ug 20 aavioes by tht seamshp Ann
Ploe y chlna today a leading pane.
oi fokio says ths Osaka ShosAep
AaSasaa Is preparins 20 open a steam
sh'p ine he'ween Por,laaa. or. aai
Js9sa and China
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
Why sufer From RhenmatlsmY

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved? II you doubt this
Just try one application OF Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. II will make rest
and sleep possible. and that certain
ly means a great deal TO any one al.
hleted with rheumatism. For sale
at Or. Stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

About 2OOO old employees OF the
Union Iron Works. of San Francisco
were reinstaied today at forms'
wages
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

''e Horse which has ben giyin.
,ne residents in South sslem so much
Louole Of late was yesterday rnr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

Lanes Famlly Meaicias isa tonie.
'AAA'l'e' Il does no, depress o.
~eaken bat imRarts feeling az
ovossneS ana strength ,AAt ls a..
i'sA'tai Al an dFassists sse
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
COFFEE

Nothing does more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. He
must sell poor; Che needn't
sell it to you) it is good
T. 1t makes him.
Your grocer returns your money II you don't
IKE schlling's Best, We pay him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07
WHERE THE
WHEELS
REVOLVE
THE STATE ASYLUM

HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY TURNED
OVER AND THE FINAL RE
CEupTS CHANGED HANDs--sU-
PERINTENDENT STEINER IN
FULL CONTROL AFTER TAKING
A MODEL INVENTORY OF THE
STATE PROPERTY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

The reports Of nr Calhrcath show
expense FOR butter about $500 per
month. Working patients ana con.
Naleseonis are served butter daily.
hut the rest OF the patients set hut.
Ter ohco a week II is considered TOO
stimulating and good. rich gravy
answers every purpose The stale
hoad ordered resolutions spread on
The minntcs in honor OF the retiring
superintendent nr Calbreath leaves
to-day for Yamhnl county where ne
has SOME business matters Reedlas
his attention, when he will return to|
saiem ant remove permanently from
'ae state institution that has been
hts home Tor oighy years Mrs Cal.
breath has been iudisposed. but
hopes soon 90 be slfong enough 20
make che vhange
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

Superintendent Caibteath filed his
last Official report for the month of
December showing 1857 patients on
hand, and an average per capita cost
OF sii.2s2 per month for keeping the
same. His report also shows very
little sickness. only n few mild cases
OF grip during December among the
patients, while 32 employees lost time
during that month. all the way from
one day to 81. IL was the holiday
time. and many had visits az homr.
The holiday bills also showed that
ihe instlttltlon spent s47s on Christ
mas extras, all the way from slippers
and ribbons 10 suits OF clothes aud
Jack knives. The institution Is well
stocked with cattle horses. vege
tables. hay aud fuel. and sold surplus
stun 10 the amovsNt Of SOILS, which
was turned into the state treasurer.
Have Hank Accounts.
His fnal report shows that the pa
ilcnts have s7S73.S7 to their credit
In cash, IN various sums ranging from
. cents TO SiSO. and over $500 is on
hand belonging 20 deceased and 9th /
~ patients whose whereabouts arc
unknown
THIS money was turned over 10 the
new superintendent. Dr. n. n. Ler
steiner. together with large amount
pi iewelry aud personal effects that
have accumulated for 20 years. The
'ame IL To be- listed. and all thar Is of
'ny value for use OF family keepsake,
F'l' be taken care of. while the re-,
u tho Junk Will bee destroyed
Great nig invcntcsy.
pr steiner has completed a perfect
inventory, which was nlcd IN the
tate archives In trlpllcaio n was
he work OF two master hands al that
INA OF Intricate work r. X. Lowell
nd j. " Roland. covering 1873 typo.
.fllieu pagcs. costing tho state SEAS.
.heu Inventories have been made ln
be- past that have cos, several tlmos
hat Total footing of the inventory
ti,gglt5. 'oss Sai.o3iS7 not ON
'qulsltion, or showing OF Si8.- 81
se.Ao stores and merchandise on =
and. The asylum records callsd Tor %
a'y 'ts.soilt. or showing OF :
'Neral hundred dollars of supple, N
the crydi, of the Calhroath ad.
illustration, as proven by an nveu- hI
ry taken entirely without hts inter. o'
renee ft
Halter n Espcnsi,e. ir
The reports of pr Calhrcath show h'
penso for butter about $500 per III
onth. Working patients ana con. "a
leseonis are served butter daily ha
u the rest OF the patients set hui u
. onco a week Il is considered 700 Co
n.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-07

GAS no oRrA.
Raa tAs ela kaa "a sla kaln s,s,,a
'i~ &1&ZL
The Washington times., 1908-12-05
VANDERBILT HORSES
ARRIVE IN CHICAGO
Alfred's Entries Carefully Con
cealed-Iudge Moore Sends
Four Carloads.

CHICAGO. Dec. "a trainful Of
horses from the stables or Alfred G. and
Reginald Vanderbilt arrived in Chicago
Yesterday for the horse show next Mon
day.
A small army Of srooms, trainers, and
stable attendants accompanie4 them as
the celebrated animals were unloaded
on the live stock show side OF the
tracks.
Alfred VauderbiIt's entries were care
fully hidden from the public view This
is a weakness of his. His brother Regi-
maid is just the other way about IL.
Reginald loves 10 have people admire
his horses, and the public are always
welcome to inspect then
Several other big strings" arrived
Yesterday from the East 10 be rested
up and prepared fo- the opening Of the
show. The largest OF the stables is the
one belonging to Judge W. II. Moore. Of
New York. which filed four p Iace cars,
running as a special train from New
York in exactly twenty-three hours and
fOrty-SeVen minutes. These entries in
clude all of Judge MoOrs's noted blue
ribbon winners and fOrty-eight horses
never exhibited in New York
E =. Bedford the Standard oil mag
nate. also sent a large representation.
and his horses are now in the paddocks
at the stock yards. Miss Emily II. Bed
ford, daughter Of the oil magnate, is
expected tomorrow. She viii drive some
Of her fathers entries in the ring.
among others the far-fsmed Mildred. %
All the boxes have been sold for tha
opening night In addition TO the floral
decorations each box will be ornamented
with horses head in plaster
The Washington times., 1908-12-05
GEORGETOWN CLOSES
GAMES DECEMBER 10
All Kinds of Athletes Showing
Interest IN GymnaStiC
Tourney.

The second annual gymnastic games
OF Georgetown College will be held
Wednesday evening, December 16. in
the Ryan gymnasium.
The date has Just been settled upon
by the board Of managers, including
Prof Joyce, V. A Corcorau, V D.
Daley, and Thomas Smith. The list OF
events, as announced in The Times a
week ago. remain unchanged. Judging
from the number Of entries handed in
at this early date, the prospects are
for "A most successful tourney. All the
track men are entered. and their per
formances viii be watched carefully.
The track men who do not compete ia
the sprint and jumps will enter the
wrestling bouts. The latter viii be a
speciaI feature OF the indoor games, and
Il Is hoped promising material fOr a
varsity wrestling team viii be dlscOV-
cred.
IN this gymnastic meet the prepara-
tory students and college men viii be
allowed TO compete IN the same events,
there being no distinction made I'm
scholastic standing In the wrestling
bouts the men will, as usual, be class
ed according TO weight The prizes 10
be offered this year will rival those
given at the annual indoor games in
Convention Hall. gold. silver, and
bronze medals to be awarded in the
field events, and prizes of special de-
sign TO be given in the wrestling.
The Washington times., 1908-12-05
CHASE MAY PLAY
WITH THE BROWNS
Still Another Rumor Relative to
Disposal of Yankee
Player

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec 5.-Hal
Chase. the New York Americans first
haseman. who is playing outlaw ball
here. states positively and in the most
empahtiC terms. that he will not re.
turn TO the metropolis next season.
He says: 81 viii not wear a New
York uniform again; am positive Of
this, and time viii bear me out in
the assertion. I have reasons of my
own for not wishing to return to New
York. and rather than do so, will quit
the game entirely. 1 might add, how
ever, that I have no intention OF quit
ling baseball"
Chase intimates that he is to be trad
ed ST. Louis. along With Wild Con
roy, the New York utility man. in
exchange for OutdeldeT Stone. Tom
Jones, and q cash consideration
The trade Is TO be put through by
President Hedges. Of the St Louis
club, who will be at the national com
mission meeting in New York next
week Stone is to be traded even up
for Chase.