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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
SALEM GRANGE
INSTALLATION

A very interesting meeting was
held by Salem grange, anuary IL, at
grange hall. Three members were
added to the roll. The officers for
the year 1908 were installed as fol-
lows:
NJ. F. c. Davidson; o., F. A. My
ers: L.. Mrs. A. V. Davidson; s.,
Mrs. ZelIa s. Fletcher; s., John w.
Hunt. Asst s., c. l.. Weaver; Treas,
n. c. Fletcher; chaplain, Mrs. Emily
Boise: G.. X, Bro. Morris; Pomona,
Sister Morris; Flora, Mrs. ]. w.
Hunt; Ceres, Maud Weaver: L. A.
s.. Maggie Weaver. f. A. Myers,
deputy for Marion county, and Mrs.
A. V. Davidson, acted as installing
officers.
Salem grange during the year past
has added several names to their
membership. and the prospects are
brlnght for an increase during the
present year In the afternoon oi
our next regular meeting an invita-
ton Is extended to all who are In
terested In the work of the grange,
to meet with us.
Mrs. Clara II. Waldo. lecturer OF
the state grange. will be present and
will give an interesting talk on the
grange. other speakers will be pro-
v.ded and also a literary program
The meeting will be held In grange
hall corner OF Commercial and Cen
ter streets. the second Saturday In
February. afternoon. All Interested
are cordially invited.
REPORTER.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
|ONIY ONE WAY 10
RETAIN HEALTH
youuv Man with New Theory Says ALI Depends o
Stomach.

the only way to secure general a..
permanent good health"
Among many prominent nao.,.
who have recently become conye,,.,
TO Cooper's theory is Mr.. r n
Howey of AN De Russey Hro..
Binghamton, n. Y, who says. 4,
had stomach trouble for about 4.
years. After eating, would beco~,
bloated ard has distressed feelI,,
for several hours. This would \
accompanied by heartburn and
reached the point where | could M
enjoy my meals at all.
81 tried different remedies in a,
EFFORT to find relief, but without w,.
cess. After taking three bottle, 4,
Cooper's New Discovery | am entl-l
" cured. My stomach does Do.
bother me in the least, and can "a,
anything / like. / can cheerful,
Recommend Mr.. Cooper's medicine 4,
anyone afflicted with stomach COM
plants"
Mr.. Cooper's medicines are max.
ing a remarkable record We sT
them. c. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15

- .n o.. oense Of exchange in passing from one
country % another. ., .,n,,rre an that the
onta aao no with blank for signature 81 ~ w
- - ,an1 IN Mace of international money orders
The saving would in various ways
The prent cost of transferring geld by express Is la 80
o. =, ho the drayage and insurance eA
pense be saved a. ,.oroaaoa mo
n bowever moreimportance to the ihcaseu
, oh b be,eves would impaired gold as gold Duion
o no into legal without the expense and ABRASION
- - "a ,hore uoud be opinion ndispcsiton 10 part
% cor,,acates in times demand than there usually 10
with the gold.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
A. A. HUTTON. prom.

Prices 25c. soc. Sl.OO--sold
hrstclass druggists everywhere
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
CHILDHOOD.

Snudbood ls the golden age--eyery bloom throne
fssuEhtsr in the lanes Of light ruling beauys Eo"
ssaildhood Is the golden age-eyery voice song
spsiy4er IN the dapped dell dancing late and long
s.h,ahood Is the golden age-every. moment sweet
win the velvet dcw-o-dawn under romping teet
childhood IL tho golden age-and It never dieS
Though we wander weary under allen skies
childhood ls the golden age-Aphl all the whie'
with its llps OF apple bloom and It's heart OF smle'
Chlldhood IL the golden age-caling with US g'eam'
TIN we wander back again, pilgrims TO It's dream
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-15
SPECIAL DELIVERY.

sPFCJAL DELIVERY.
subacrtbers branch delivery omces 80 80.
:, 49, .oiIovns place cents month"; 'lVV ~" '
mnamts ~. Voc g. Asyum Avenue Junction
s-.,IIne seventeenth street w Lane Garden Nosu '
ss-.as store Alex South Commercial suee"
Giart,e store Eppley, East state street, aa..
rair Grounds Harrison Dee FAR oIou"u' "'
} fsawolIa Corner. Twelfth Cross streets
! a. n Grocery A. A. Engieba T. TweIth sueet
esgtselsr's store d. Wheee Highland avenue;
park saoro ". O. Twelfh and Lesle:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
IN THE BRIDGE SUIT.
Arguments In Beattie vs, McMiilan
 Weand X McDcrmott All Tn.

The case of Peter Beattie and his brother. John. against the McMIllan Weand & McDermott company or Hartford was finished in the civil side of the superior court yesterday after noon and will he argued on next Wednesday and given 10 the jury on Thursday. This is a suit brought by inc Reattie brothers as executors for their father against the company who arc the builders Of the new Hartford bridge. IL arose over alleged breach of contract and lack of payment for stone furnished by tho defendants for the bridge. The amount was Tor s34,- GOO.
 It was during this trial that Peter Reattle broke all records for a witness in this state by remaining on the stand for a total of se i2 hours The ease began on November IS
 The defense was in the nature of 2 general denial of all of the claims Of the plaintiff.
 on "Wednesday, the counsel VIII ne limited 10 three hours each in sum ming up. The judge will occupy two honrs in charging tho jury and then they will get the case on Thursday morning.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
BOXERS LET UP.

Roth tho Lewis boys who arc to meet next Monday night at the Grand Opcra house in the card of boxing bouts which tho EdgoWood club of this city ls to run off have begun to relax slight- ly in their strenuous task of training. Tho boys are down to a dno point in their training, and arc anxious lest a slip in their work might mean a de- feat
 The two trainers are also on the anM- ous seat Ira Holley, "Young Billy De- laney" having his ever watchrul eye on Willie at the Hotel Uncas in West Ha- ven, while down at Stratford, Jack Diamond has trained too many fighters to take any chances on a last week mis-Step in training
 In regards to weight there will he no difficulty as both Harry and Lewis are down to tho mark and there Is but llt- tic doubt that the "glye and take two pounds" clause will not he taken ad- vantage of. Tn short 1t Is almost cer- tain that both boys will tip the beams fin the near proximity of the llS pound mark.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
HASKELL SUCCEEDS SpITHER.
Yale Cross Country Team Members Choose Leaders for Coming Year.

A, M Haskell 1910 of Wakefield Neb,, was yesterday elected captain of the cross country team by the Yale men who have won their letters in this branch of tho sport Haskell will suc- cecd Captain Rolly Sptger under whom the team has had most successful season,
 While most of the cross country runs here are in the fall several arc planned for next spring and the practice will commence AS soon as the weather Is warm enough for the men to get out h their light suits, The practice for the fall only closed last week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
RESULTS AT EMERyyILhE,
Several Surprises on Heavy Track
 Cotytt0 Wins Clcycrb.

Oakland, Dee. ll-r'ne weather prevailed at Emcryvillc to-day, but the track was heavy and there were several surprises. Cotytto favoritc, clevorly won the two-ycar-old race from Workbox.
 First race: Five furlougsi selling Rucollc, 1i2, Kcogh, 16 to ., won; Lady Carol. 112, Butler, to |, sec ond; Voorhees, 1l5 Miller ? to D. third Time 1:17 l-5,
 Second race. Five and one-half fur longs: selling-Be Brief, 91, Upton, 9 to 9, won; Lord Provost, lo6, Coburn, to 1, second; Rose Cherry, III, B- curgun. 90 to 1, third, Time, l:lo i-5.
 Third race: Five and oue-halr fur longs, selling -Serenaie, 9l, Deyerich, 20 10 l, won; Gene Russell, l96, Kcogh. 16 to 1, second; Gamhrinus no, Butler, 5 to 9, third. Time, i:O9 4-5.
 Fourth race: Five furlongs Cotyt- to, lO3. McCarthy, to |, won; Work box lo4, Butler, to i, second; High Private. 107, Lee, to 1, third. Time, 1901 4-5.
 Fifth race Mile and a slxteenth' Col. Bronston, no, Millor. : to ! won: Rill Curtis, 1l4. stuart 10 l, second: Carmelina, no, Lycurgus, 10 1. third Time, 1:52 1b
 Sixth race Futurity courso-Agra- ham, l04. Tapln, ? to 1, won' Mike Ashelm. l0a, Miller. to 2, secondi Deslrous. 1o9. schmidt, 6 to 5, third Time. 1:15 2-b.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
OFFERS GOLD MEDAL
 s----s--~---------------s The Journal Courier to Award Individual Champion Bowler
 of New Haven. HOLD OPEN TOURNAMENT All Rollers in New Haven Invited to Compete--First Six Go to Pitts
 burg--The Plans.

As the individual championship has for some time remained in dispute a number of claimants having expressed their title to such honor, the Journal Courier has decided to offer a gold medal to the pin splitter who shall be- adjudged the best individual bowler in the city, the title to be settled by a number of matches, arrangements for which will be completed later
 Tile need for a such tournament has long been experienced among the fol- lowers of bowling In this city and tho Journal-Courlcr has at last decided upon the novel method by which the championship will be decided.
 1t mas been practically decided to have a governing board to run the tournament to consist of the various alley managers throughout the city These men are to have full charge or the tournament and any matters of dispute will be referred to them. Tho governing board will probably be made up of the following men: Charles Johnson, from the Academy alleys, George Weber from the TucXdo alleys, ]. P. Jacobson, of the Sterling alleys, and Albert Powell, of the Republican Club alleys These mon will meet at the Academy alleys on Monday after noon at 2:3O where the full plans of the tournament will be decided upon.
 The tournament will start about the first of January and the matches will be rolled four or five nights week, all the alleys throughout the city being used The tournament will last about { fifteen weeks and besides receiving the Journal-C Courier medal and securing the undisputcd title of the individual champion bowler of New Haven the roller that finishes first in the tourna- mcnt will have another honor H.. with five other bowlers will be sent to either Pittsburg or New York to com pete in tho national bowling tourna- mcnt to be held In those cities The | latter offer has been placed In tho field 1 by Messrs Hotchkiss and Herman, 1 owners of the Tuxedo alleys.
 The medal, emblematic of the in- l dividual championship, will be one of the handsomest ever offered in this state for sporting contest Further details regarding the tournament will he published at an early date
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

consisting of James E Sullivan, Bar tow $, Weeks, Joseph B, McCabe, Ev- crett C. Brown and Gustavus G. Kirby, with power in its discretion to add to Its number others who need not bc members of this union or Of it's allied bodies, in an effort to bring together representatives of tho governing bodies Of amateur track and field sports Of the nations of the world. to the end that there be discussed and decided by such international committee, the time and place of the next International or Olympic contests and the events to be decided, the rules and regulations governing such contests, and all other matters having to do herewith"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
Baron Coubertin, President of International Olympic Com mittee, Sends Bitter Let
 ter to Prof. Sloane.
DOUBTS AMERICA'S RIGHT
Says Uncle Sams Athletic Organl1a- ton Is Acting Out of Authority In Calling Conference on
 Next Olympic Games.

New York, Dec. 11.-Baron Pierre de Coubertln, president of tho Inter national Olympic Committee, in a let ter addressed to Prof w. M Sloane, of Columbia university. again takes up the cudges of his organization in the bitter fight being wagod between 1t and the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States since the olympic games In London last summer In his letter 10 Prof. Sloane the baron lodges a splr- tted protest against the validity of the American organizations to take tho lead In calling together the ntena- tional body of amateur athletic officials which must meet to decide the@time. place and other conditions of the Olym- pio games of 1912,
 Prof. Sloane Is one of the two Amer tcan members of the International Olympic Committee, tho other being Allison V. Armour of Chicago Follow ing Is the text of Baron de Couber- Nn's lotteri
 Paris, Nov. 2s, 1908
 strSrt has been announced in American papers that the Amateur
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
NEW HAVEN vs. niERIDEN.
Soccer Game Sunday to Re Played on
 Ground of shelton Team,

The New Haven Soccer team will play their game with Mcridon sched- ulcd for Lighthouse Point Sunday on the grounds nf tho Shelton club at Shelton This change had 10 bo made owing to tho grounds at Lighthouse Point having been plowed up and made unfit playing the game The re- suit of this game will make no differ oncn to tho standing of tho local team in the league They have won sufficient points to cntite them to the cn9m- plonshp of tho state The lineup Of the New Haven team will he as roi- low.
 Goal, Shonks, backs, w Black I Miller; halves W Fraser ]. Smith, A. Coul. forwards, J Ross \ stevens A, Clarke. C. vaIotiue r. Thomson
 The match win start at 2.30 D. m,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
EInnLnr
Ningn1incs
VERY ROUGH GAME.
Clinions Win Basketball Game from
 First separate Company.

The clintons beat the First separate Co. last night In one of the toughest games of basketball seen in the armory 10 a long time hy q score of 2l to N. The game rcscmblcd hockey, lacrosse. football, wrestling, boxing and a good, old fashioned rough and tumble mill In various stages fnore were 15 fouls called on the soldiers and II on tho visitors Of these the Cimtons pock etod five and the rolorod lads only one, Either team could have won on mak Ing uso of these fouls alone.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

Athletic Union of the United States has appointed a committee with power to form an international organization for the purpose of discussing and dc- ciding the time and place of the next Olympic games. It is the business or the International Olympic Committee to discuss such questions and we are precisely to meet in Berlin next May, under the patronage and upon the kind Invitation of II, R. H., the kron Prinz, to decide wnero the fifth Olympic G0l2) is to take place, We all know, of course, that great efforts have been directed by few American leaders, three times in ten years, against the international olympic Committee But they have failed, and strong and pow erful as our committee stands, thcrI seems to be no possibility of over. throwing tho present organization,
 Believe me, sir Yours truly,
 Baron Pierre de Coubertin. President International olympic Com
 mittee
 The letter, on which Prof Sloane re- fused to comment was sent with tho request that it be made public
 The resolution to which Baron de Couhertn takes umhrago was passed on November 16 at the annual meeting Of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United states, on which occasion James F. Sullivan, the central figure on the American side of the interna- tional controversy. was for the fourth consecutive time elected president of the organization, The union resolved as follows;
 That tho union appoint committee,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
SCHOONER pERyIsu SOLD

Boston, Dee. 11.--Thc sale of the schooner yacnt Dervish, flagship Of the Corinthian Yacht club of Marble head. by Commodore Henry A. Morse, of this city, to Robert Poland. of Phla- dclphia. was announced to-day. The Dorvish is ono of the best known yachts on tho Atlantic seaboard and has won two ocean races to Bermuda.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
ATTEMPTS TO BRIBE National League to Investigate Allegations of Empires in
 Championship Games. KLEIN AND TOMBSTONE Wcll-known Empires Who Ofiicialcd in New York-Chicago Game, Re
 fused to Be Bought.

New York, Dec. 11.-Eyon more sensational than the tumultuous close of tho recent National League playing season were the closing hours of the leagues annual meeting here to-day. when charges of attempted bribery of the umpires who onlciatcd at the game which decided the champion ship of 1908, between New York and Chicago at the Polo grounds. October s, were raised and the magnatcs ap- pointed a committee to probe them. limiting even that criminal prosecu- ton might follow the investigation committees report
 So rare are accusations of bribery in organized baseball and so well authen- tieated were the charges presented to- day and officially made public hy the league in a statement signed by rep- resentativcs of all Of It's clubs thai the news created decided stir and, in large measure revived the turmoil which accompanied the settlement of the championship dispute two months ago II is known now that the league has for two days been considering the subject In executive session. Tho state ment just referred to In part is as fol- lows
 When the National league aad ap- parently transacted all of it's business at iIs meeting Thursday December 10. 1908, and after the league had re- eclNrd an official call from the repre- sentatives of the American league, Mr Pulliam called attention to a mat ter which the undersigned consider not only of tho utmost importance to the league, but to organized baseball as we'll He stated that Mcssrs. klem and Johnstouc the umpirce who had oniclated at the game played between the New York and Chicago clubs at the Polo ground on october E &. t90S, had submitted to him certain signed statements that an effort had been made 10 bribc them with respect to t1cIr duties pertaining to that con test.
 "Tho National league has appointed
 
 Brush charman Charles IT. Eb- hetts August Hermann and TIar- nv C Pulliam, 10 make most thorough Investigation of this mat ter and with instructions to re- port thereon at as early q period as possible, and with authority 10 employ special counsel and to present the matter to the district attorney of the county iG after such an investigation ! 1t is deemed a lvisable.
 signed.
 George B Dovey.
 "Cdarles II Ebbetts,
 Charles W. Murhpy,
 August Hermann,
 ohn T. Brush,
 William II, Shettslne,
 Barney Droyfuss,
 'N. j. Robinson,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

Score, FaIl River {, New HaYon 2, rushes. warner {, Thompson 2, Schlf- for 1, tied ?; stops, sutton 20, Cashman 20; foul, Q'Hara; referee, Rortyj timer, Scdgevick
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
NEW BRITAIN GETS CUP.

New Britain, Dec, l1,-lAt tho meeting of the Interschoastlc Football assoca- ton here today tho New Britain high school eleven was awarded the cup
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
MAC DowALL AT COLGATE.

Hamilton, N Ya Dec. it.F. W. MacDonnell 10, has been elected cap tain of the Colgate football team for 1902
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
TRAVELLERS CLEAN SWEEP.
GEN. HNhi4s TAKE THREE.
Travellers

High single, KclleN 235, High three strings, Jones, 5a4,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
SMITH AND HENS WIN.

Two contests wore rolled in the com- petition for tho individual champion ship or New York Thursday night Smith wallopod Roster but had to roll II games tc como out first, while Billy Ilolns had an easy timo with Luhrs. Tho scores follow: Roster PTS 2li 2l5 2o5 l67 l9l l93 25S la6
 i6S l72 o203 Smith t9i l9a 22s 1sa 2o7 l9l 235 22S 22s
 2o3 2l3 e2a 2305 Hcims i7i l92 t7e 2ol POS ia la7 1sa 1sl
 lT05 ruhrs 2o2 l6s 2t8 100 1sa l76 i62 I9i lss
 1864
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

"Wild Charlie" Farrell was rcspon sponsible for New Haven's defeat last last night at the Quinripiac rink in a game in which the locals had things all their own way up to the thrd period Then Mir, Farrell and his tribe came at the Boneyards with vengeance and wound up the game with a score of i2 sending New Haven down Into third place in the league standing
 The local boys did not play with the vim and dash that nave characterized their former games at tho rink Tho rushers, Warner and Bone did not ap- pear able to get line on the visitors cage, Gardner a halfback was far be- low hls usual game and Griffith show cd up slowly in the first half of the game although he go, in some telling work towards the end of the game Tho only player who showed New Haven up in a favorable light was "Fldo' Slut ton In goal "Fldo" played very consistent game pushing many hard drives away from him and on a number Of occasions jumping out and filling in at halfback when Gardner was wandering about the rink in some out of the way place "Fidos' show ing last night was very crodtablc and two of tho goals were almost imfoSs- hlo tD stop
 one on q drive from the slde 6f the rink which 10 everyone appeared wide and not at all dangerous and which "Kid" Mccarthy tic opposing rusher who wns standing near the cage skoop- ed in and on a hack drive cagod the ball Another when "Rlondy" Thomp- son caught tho ball about eight foot in the air after 'Fido' had kicked ont and droyo it by the local gaal-tendor.
 The game started off without a sin- gle score In the first period although Ronc had put tho ball by Cashman ear ly in the period The ball however. did not twist right or Nas not cagcd properly al least Rcd Rorty thought so and despite the protests Of tho homo tenn and Tho goal The first goal of tho game was scored in 2l minutes by Mccarthy, the visiting player who oX- ecuted his pretty back slide tn the de- trimcnt of tho New Haven team
 Tho next two goals went to tho home team ono in tho second period eight minutes and 40 seconds after McCar- thvs goal and the other In the third 10 minutes and 30 seconds later Roth of these were cagod by Bone md New Haven had finished hcr scoring
 Tho next three goals were caged hv "Wid Charlie himself "Blon- dy" Thompson and "Kid Mccarthy all in fast time New Haven was practically played off her feet by the whirlwind finish of the visiting team.
 The score of the game follows;
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12

II has boon shown by a royal com mis sion that the present insufficient consumption of coal in Great Britain leads to waste of from io,0)0.00o tc 6O. .00a GOO tons per annum.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS.

\ most suitable and lasting gift can always be found at a jcwcier's, and we have this year made special effort to present a line of lasting and not high priced goods---Tollct and Shaving Sets Military, Clothes and Hat Brushes Childrcn's Cups, and full line of Jew cIry
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
sutton Only Rcdccming Feature of Home Teams Worl--Now in
 Third Place.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
 (By Official Scorcr.l
Games Tonight.

New Haven at New Britain. Bridgeport at Worcester. Providence at Brockton Fall River at Pawtucket.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-12
lXY- -ACErYLENE WELDING AND BRAzINS

In all metals. We make most difficult repairs in broken engine cylinders, crank oaess, finished machine parts. Oxy-C@sE Co.,. 17 Webster st