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By Green & Redd,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
q -. <AONIIOS HSALE ~
A Valuable
Building Lot

IN FULTON, AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF DENNY AND SECOND
STREETS; 3sXl20 FEET.
On THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1905,
at o'clock p. NJ. on the premises, we
VIII offer the above lot at auction.
This Is IN a growing section III the
city, where property is increasing in
value each day. and dwellings built
here can be rented at once.
TERMS: Very liberal.
GREEN & Redo.
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with $50.
A lively contest between F. J. Brown
and c. II. Cosby was pulled off on
the alleys. and the management Offers
a cash prize to any one beating the
latter,s score. For the ten consecutive
games Mr.. Cosby's average will PROB
ably surpass any and all high records
rolled in Richmond in Baltimore ducks
The total scores We're 1905 to $50.
The above scores will show for
themselves that there stu remains
some good bowlers In Richmond. Botn =
of these gentlemen, are members o. :
the Capitol team, which is at prese;nt;. !,
rolling series of match games s, w ysl{!
The Monarch bowlers are conslder eu
the fastest in the State. having becl
in fast company for several years. ss
the series stands at present the Capito.
team is Just about on par win ne
Monarchs. After six games nave oetn
completed in the respective clues snS
Capitol team will go to NorIolR anl
bowl the Monarchs three games;
turning to Richmond with the Moi
.archs for the concluding three games.
After this series IS closed tne C az to,,,
il victorious, will take Nortnern a .r.at
and bowl several Of the strong Ti 1Se
mington and Philadelphia.
Tonight the Capitol team wiil meel
the Monarchs on their respective d.. d..
ieys. The rivalry Is SO great ana tne
teams are so close together that every
bowler is looking forward 10 strens ~, ~.
an his end and make a record-breaklhss
f,nish for the local team. These neAt
SIX games promise to be OF the mose
interesting ever rolled in this city.
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Il Will be seen that Leigh School Is cred
tied with no games played. This IL because
Trey have two postponed games to play; one
With West End and the other with RAN
dolph These Will be played OF later
NO report has been made on the Tuesday
game between West End and Elba. 60 It IS
not included in the standing To-day Sidney
and Leigh VIII play at Byrd Park. and on
Friday Randolph VIII lineup against Madi-
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Cleans Bases.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l !, =,
Miller SCHOOL, VA, April 2a.-Mlllet
schnni defeated staVnton Military Academy
Yesterday in pitchers battle The feature
az the game was a home-run drive by
Srore Nv innings: Il, II. f.
Miller school. 20 o 4 5000 ~ 5
s. NJ. A.........o o 1 o o. 0-5
Batterles-Miller, Lewis and Blakey;
Staunton Knight and Maxwell.
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DEFEAT A. AND M.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. April 2s.-By time
Is batting to-day Georgetown defeated Agri-
cultural and Mechanical College by the
score OF s to >.
Score by Innings: r. II, E.
a. and N...,..s., % l. o o 2 o 0 o 0-3 II
Rutter\cs-Dlmond and Duffy; Harris
Sexton and Thompson.
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First National.

Score BY innings: r.
Planters National... .ooo1o1lo 90, 9
First National .....1 500 4-15
Summary: Earned runs-Planters, l..
Two-base hit-Dorset. Three-base hit
Rebman, Pitt. Stolen bases-Planters,
3:$First National, 12. Base on balls
off Macfarlane, G: off Pitt, s.. Hit by
mitchell ball-Andrews. Struck out
by Macfarlane, Is; by Pitt, s. 'Time
Of game-1:50S Unlpire-Mr. HARDWOOD.
.Attendance-40.
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Wit, stick.

NEW YORK, April 29.--Weak batting
By the home team enabled Boston to
win to-day's game, 5 to 1. Lake left
the box after the fifth inning and
Doyle replaced him.
Score by innings: II. II. r.
Boston .........1 90 010S0o--5 II i
New York o o 00100o0-l
Batteries: Young and Criger: Lake.
Doyle and Klcnow. Time, l.54. UNI
pire. Sheridan
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BANKERS GAME

The box score of the first Bank
League game, which was won by the
First National. is as follows:
pInnfera Nafinnal
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Absolutely Without Limit or Reserve
GOOD BOWLING.

The North Side team. on the Lake
Alleys, defeated the West End team by
a liberal margin OF ffty-five pins In
their weekly contest. There were sew
eral good scores rolled among these
teams. Following are the scores and
nj a ars.
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Tu.culun, Wilma.

Especial 10 The Times- Dspatch.1
ASHEVIILE, N. c., April 29.-Tuscu-
l,im College yesterday defeated Ashe-
on the latter's grounds by a score OF
6 to o.
Score by inpings: r. Fl. f.,
Tusculum !!...So11'o1ooo-6 9
Asheville .......Q o 000 00s00--0 5 3
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III. hi. e.
Chicago Wins.

DETROIT. MICH. April 2a.-Detroit
lost again to-day through inability to
hit White with men on the bases and
loose support of Slever. The
fielding OF Atz was brilliant.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Detroit .........2 010000oo-3 3
Chicago ,........01 0O01022--6 12 /
Batteries: Siever and Payne: White
and Sullivan. Time. lao. Umpire
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SUFFOLK, VA Apr,l' sS,-rhe LOCALS this
afternoon defeated Waverly, the only team
60 which they have lost this season, Score,
10 toll. Batteres--Atkmson and Ghurn
I, Heath, Smith and Folkes,
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Roanoke .......0020O00 o.
Richmond 21100011--6
Summary: Two-base hit--Martin.
Three-base hit--Howard. Sacrifice hits
Clark, Sandherr, Titman. Stolen bases
Clark. Martin. Sandherr. Titinan. Strsck
out-by Willis, 4 by Howard. 3. Base
on balls--off Willis. q; off Howard. 3.
Left on bases-Roanoke. 3: Richmond,
%. Time-1:45. Umpire-Byron. At
.tendance--500.
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maps TAKE LEAD
.FR0MNEVlY WORKERS.
Pirates Win from Chicago in the
Ninth After Two
Are Down.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
.I,cs,,its Yesterday,

Philadelphia. 8; Washington, 2.
Detroit, 81; Chicago, s.
Nsw York, /; Boston. 5.
st, Louis, 8; Cleveland, 6.
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Summary: TWO-base hlts-RudOlpH,
Fox and Seifert. Three-base hit-Fox.
Sacrifice hits-Rudolph. Haas (S).
Smith (2). Stolen base-Bowcn. First
base on errors-Lynchburg, 1; Norfolk.
3. Left on bases-Lynchburg 8: Nor
folk. 8. Double play--Raley. unassist-
ed. Hits-off Kinsey, 8, in ! 1-3 in
nings: off Stewart, in 4 23 innings:
off Kline, s In 3 innings. Struck out
BY Stewart. 3; by Kline. 2; by Fox, 5.
Base on balls-off Stewart. ): off Kline,
-: off Fox. 2. Passed ball--Bentley.
Hit by pitched balls-Bowen, Moss
and Seitz. Attendancc-1,5 800 Time of
garle--1:5S, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Macon. Ga. April 2e.-The visitors
played great +, uphill game to-day
hit the ball over the right field fence
for home. runs.
Score by Innings: R.H. r..
Macon, ..3ooo1oooo- 9
Batteries: Beckle and Shea: Volz and
Harnish. Time. 200. Umpire, Buck
ley.
AUGUSTA. GA, April 29.-Augusta
made a clean sweep of the series to-
day with Charleston.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Aasusta .9o 20 Q Q o ! 9 Il; !
Batteries: Schmick and Browne: Fos-
ter and Reisinger. Time 1856. Umpire,
TRULY.
SAVANNAH. GA, April 2s.-The last
game of the series was won by. Savan-
nah from Jacksonville this afternoon
by the score of to 2.
Score by innings: r. II. ~.
s ssskans aSS9S 80 :
Batteries: Williams and Roth: Hef
and Kahlkoff. Time, :46. Umpire.
Lanfgan.
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- E77I--7
NIcGuirc'x.
Totals .......... .aV -
scoref nv glnninES: u

H High School ... q % o$.
Summary, Three-base hit-BurlSn,
Stolen bases-Harrelson, Van nelt.
Double plays-Millert to GrunFr to Wal
iistein, Doggett to Augustine to Ar
mold, Base on balls-Griggs. g; Thront-
morton, 4. Struck out--by Gyiggs; o.
sell Wild. pitch--Griggs. Thincltmor-
ton, Time of game--a:oo, Umpire
O'Toole,
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AUCTION SALE OF
Splendid Site for Coal q
Lumber Yard, or any Kind
Of Manufacturing Plant, at
m. E. Conner Of Brook
Avenue and Mitchell
Street, North Of Sea-
board Air Line
Railway, Lot 123
x43O F eet.
AUCTION SALE OF
We will sell by auction on, the prem

THURSDAY. APRIL 80, 1905,
at 5:aO f. NJ, the above mentioned lot.
II you need site for manufacturing
plant. for coal or wood yard this y
srook Turnpike urn; Of r. one hundred and nd
twenty-three u23l feet and a 'front.'
Hundred and thirty {43oo feet contain
ing about three and one-nalf g 1-2)
acres. 1t is close to the above-men-
toned railroad and trackase can be
gotten.
teese day to aa ss hour bargain Ea
be seen at office of auctioneers. Terms,
years, six per cent. Interest senni-
4'nua''y' see Pohna II ae 6 B q fts
Auctioneers.
. BY The Virginia Auction Co.,
COS East Broad street. Phone 1881.
pI ASSaTs u INsv rITrESe sT p2yRia
ERA Tti1s r &G; A VT FAD VIII I 4 SELL
Street, Mahogany Case. l-s Octave
Upright Piano, Handsome New Parlor
Suit Massive Brass Bed and sprlng
Single and Double Iron Beds. Ward
robes, Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits.
Massive Chartered Oak Sideboard.
Elgnt-FOOt Round PEDESTAL IaDle TO
match. Round End China Closet. Re-
lfrigerators, Sewing Machines, Twenty
five Rolls New Mating, Oilcloth. LIZ
lnoleum. Rugs, Druggets, Chairs, Rock
ers. Hall Rockers. Combination Book
land Desk. One Cameron Range, One
New Lee Range, Showcases. Roll-Top
Desk; also a lot of other goods too
numerous to mention.
Ladies invited. Sale positive.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
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Win In Ninth.


4 CHICAGO, April 29.-Pittsburg won
in the ninth to-day. After two We're
out, Becker beat out bunt. Pfelster
gave his only base on balls. and sin
giles by O'Conner and Wagner scored
two runs.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Chicago ....00 90 10 90 !
Pittsbur~ 10000 OOD002- S
Batteries: Pfeister and King! Cam
nitz. Liefeld and Gibson. Time, 1888.
Umpires. Rigler and Rudderham.
Three Straight.
IL BROOKLYN, April 29.-The Philadcl-
phians made 1t three straight to-day
winning by the score of 20 l. Ritche
kept Brooklyn's hits well scattered.
Score by innings: r. H. p
Philadelphia 10000 0200-3 Z
Brooklyn 1870 00O1 000O-1 o J
Batteries: Richie and Doom; Paste.
rius, Bell and Bergen. Time, 1887. I'm
pire. KLEIN.
Uphill Game.
BOSTON, April 29.-Boston took ar
uphill game from New York in elev-
en- innings to-day. The home team
won in the eleventh inning, when Ten.
ny dropped Bresnahan's throw OF
Baths bunt, allowing Young to sco:e
Score by innings: r. Fl. e
Boston .....00302000011 L. z II {
New York. .O32OO0 00010- 6 8 .
Batteries: Ferguson, Lindaman
Young and Bowerman; Wiltzc, Ma.
thewson, Malarkey and Bresnahan
Time, 2:30. Umpire, Emslie.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Games To-day.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati a Pittsburg,
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston,
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other scores.

AtiAmherst: Amherst, s.; Bates, o..
Acknowledges: Harvard, Exeter, 3.
At{Hanover: Dartmouth, Q: Bowdoin,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS Yestcrday.

ItcsUHs 1eStcrday.
nings).
Brooklyn. 4: Philadelphia, 8.
cincinnati-St. Louis game postponed:
cold weather.
Chicago, 1; Pittsbure. Q.
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Real estate.
Wanted, DirectFrom Owner

GOOD BRICK HOUSE, centrally located.
Church I'LL preferred. for investment,
customer for same,
For quick results. for sale or rent. list
with
w. AL PARSONS s. co. i
Ilsas$ u. Main ST.. Salchnond. We,
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standing of the clubs.
Games To-day.

Gamcs To-Day.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Boston at New York.
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North Sides.

Woodbridge captured high score, 1o5.
with L. Cosby close second, WIN
1O5. and a high average of 2S3. with
Ransom second high average. with 2S2,
and Woodbridge third high average,
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At the request Of the owners. we
will sell at public auction. on the
premises on
THURSDAY, APRIL 30. 1908,
AT $3.50 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
2. -Four lots fronting so by $50 feet
east line Of SycamoresS street, between
Grove and Floyd Avenues.
!. Lot fronting 22 by $50 feet on
the east line of Sycamore Street, be-
tween Grove Avenue and Hanover
Street
TERMS: Announced at sale.
RLANTON & PURCELL,
Auctioneers.
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at Worcester: Holycross, IA; Nor
witch University,3.
tot L .ts
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Seventh Doe. IT,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 29-The
home team defeated Washington to day
to 2. scoring all their runs In the
Eeventh on an error by Delehanty and
hits by Schreck. Coombs and Oldring.
Score by innings: r. II. d,
Washington ....2 0000000O-o Q i
Philadelphia 100 000O030.-3 q
Batteries: Gates and Warner and
Street; Dygert and Schreck. Time,
lao. Umpires. Hurst and Connolly.
PeIted Petty.
ST. LOUIS, MO. April 2s.-Cleveland
batted Petty all over the field to-day.
defeating st. Louis to g.
Score by innings: RH. r.
st. Louis. ..oooo1101o-a 6 i
Batteries: Petty, Criss and Stephens
Rhoads and N. Clark. Time, 2:o3. UNI
pire, Evans.
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GRAMMAR LEAGUE

The game to-day on Christ Church grounds
VIII be Central VS.. Marshall, and Paramount
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BETWEEN GROVE AVENUE AND
HANOVER STREET, AND ON SYCA-,
MORE STREET, BETWEEN GROVE
AND FLOYD AVENUES.
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TO APPLY RULE
TO SPECIALISTS
SILL PROVIDING FOR BANK BU-
REAU INTRODUCED IN THE
SENATE.

Atlanta JuIv THE mos interest
inc measure introduced in tbe senate
Aoudqy was that nv senator Skies
tby reouesD 10 reeulate spacialist
doctors The hin if enacted into law
viii reouifo sneciaItets ~ con,nI, With
me law reanlatinp mo nraft;ca of
medicine. viii nor ne,.nt, anv eneciaI-
Isl 70 nractico rndar an assumed
aan,e NOV NH H. bo na,n,,rtsd ~ ad.
yerise in The npblic nras4 c.r other
n,lnted matter Himself ~ business
Nv. disnlavipe INV cut ~, nbot3oranb
vbirb w.u deceiy. fho nnhlic In 3D.
d3tion +, tbi. .ba ,9iI e,,ociel,et s5aII
ho r~..irad a. ,,ett All an, dai,v
ANA fnr f.,f5,o fl coo,n,,. ,ots, inc da.
taus ~ tFn law III. licersa i - No
revoked ana Iva yin he debo,ra4 from
tho nr,otico If n,o1icin. 81 ~, sfofn
ana fnnd No. lnsa than eton
- rra.+a ~ pn..,
Aootbo, I'm of consfforahla inner
ta,co ;,trod,cl.5 40. NJ -. cor,tl,,,.,
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MUST DELIVER
THEM PROMPTLY
ELL PASSES TIE HOUSE PROVID-
ING FOR QUICK DELIVERY
OF TELEGRAMS.

The house OF representatives be
gan the third week OF lis session Mon.
day morning with Tie Introduction OF
a number OF new bills, and the pass.
age, after much debate, Of the bill
introduced at the last session by Mir.
Dykes OF Sumter and MI Slater Of
Bryan. penalizing telegraph compan-
les in the amount OF $50, for each
failure to transmit or promptly deliy-
er u telo&rauhia message The bin
was, however. passed with a adopted
amendment of Mr. Boyd OF Spaldng
making The penalty so instead Of $50
On its passage l02 members yut
Tor The bin and My u against it. II
will be at once transmitted to the
senate FOR consideration by that be IT,.
Considerable discussion was pioH,
led over the ihird reading OF and dual
action upon the bill by Mr.. Dykes #
Sumter ana Mr.. Slater of Bryan. pro.
viding q penalty OF $50 upon all tele-
graph companies which shall fail to
iran mit or deliver promptly all telc.
graphic messages which have been
luly accepted by the company, and
for which the usual charge has been
assessed.
mir. Boyd Of sp5lding moved to
amend by making the penalty $25 in
stead Of $50. Messrs. Dykes Ct sum
er and MY Of Gwinnett spoke in ia
yor Of Che biz. Messrs. Barrett Of
Stephen HAN Of BIB ard Tur Of
Lumpllin SPOKE against it. Mr. Alex
ander Of DeKalb opposed the bill
but advocated the Boyd enlment.
limiting the penalty to S25 On the
cote the BOYD amendment was adept
I'd, which changed the penalty Of The
bin from $50 to $25, and by its adop-
ion became part of The bill On final
passage Dykes called for the ayes and
noes. and the bill passed by a vote
IF 120 to 27.
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The Old ReiiscIa SRI E!6AKEn
3 :. JORDAN.
When you want 9oca jok go
to Jordan, Corner O1lethoFps
ano Gloucester Streets. You
can depend upon Him.
Shoes Made 10 Order Cornt
Cured If you have any.
q. /. JO9DAN,
Cor oglethcrpe az, Gloucester
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NOTICE.
Brunswick, Ga, June s, 1908.

Brunswick, Ga, June s, 1908.
The following property will be sold
at auction or July 18th, Tuesday, at
ten o'clock, at the storage warehouse
Of Messrs. Coney-Kirg Company:
CROSSES, one car hay, consigned
to Order Notify" Browder Haym &
Taylor Company.
Pa-94O54, one car hay, consigned to
"Order Notify" N. W Findley & Com
pany,
This hay can be seen at any time
by applying to Messrs. Ccney kiGg
Company.
T. j. Wright, Agent,
Atlantic Coast Line Ra lroad Co.
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No freight received On beat leaving
the city ats 80 p, m.
J. B. WRIGHT, Manager.
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especial A. B. {, A. Excursion Boat.
Subject to change without notice.
Excursion boat every Wednesday
Night at e. m.
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cASEFUL PROM. 81
making haste slowly - n a-octerizes
our method OF compoundlng physi-
clans prescriptions. We are not lag
CARDS, but caution is our first 3rln-
ciple, SO that our customers will be
helped, not Kindred in the cure OF
their maladies. Purity and neatness
orders .
THE ATLANTA PHARMACY.
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BOAT LEAEs FOOT MANSFIELD ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-09
DE SAGAN GETS
A new LAWYER
Omitted Press Leased Wire. J

Paris, Dec. 9.--Prince Heie do
Sagan, who recently married Anna
Gould-De Castellane, angered al the
alleged clumsy manner in which his
case was presented today practical
ly withdrew the case from the hands
of Maitre Clemenceau at the re.
sumption o. the suit of Count Bopi
de Castellane for the custody of his
children.
NJ. julie Mier appeared as chief
counsel for de Sagan.
Mier followed the tactics OF Glenn
enceau in reviewing the details OF
the divorce trial OF Boni and the then
Countess Anna. He contended thar
de Sagan was too gentlemanly to
drag into the case the names of
women dishonorably involved with
the count
Mier averred that there had been
nothing morally wrong in the life bf
de Sagan prior to his marriage.
One OF the letters referred to was
read by Mier. IL was addressed TO
Dear Zizzie,' de Sagan's alleged
mistress and said:
81 know nothing positive let. She
is a hard harted belle. need money
at once and want you to 20 to the
notary who lent me money before
on the Vincennes house. |. will be
encouraged by the thought of the
bag of gold | will get"
Another letter seeking a loan Of
10000 francs on ten per cent inter
est contained the words: After the
marriage with Anna"
A third missive declared every
thing progressing satisfactorily at
, the Avenue Maiakoff," referring to
the residents of the countess.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-09
SALEM EXPRESS
/ BUSINESS GROWS

One OF the substantial evidences of
the eity's continual growth Is show.
in the increasing express business.
o. ]. Gould, the local agent, states
that Tor the past two months the
business has been larger than for
any corresponding month in previous
years. A new additional wagon has
lust been received from Los Angeles,
and the two old wagons are In local
repair shops being repainted and
undergoing general repairs, and will
probably be out for the holiday rush.
which is expected to be unusually
large.
Mr.. Gould moved his family here
about a month ago and has located
in one OF the new Babcock cottages
on South Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-09
TO PROSECUTE
BRUTAL DRIVER

Judge Moores received information
yesterday TO the effect that a team
ster in charge OF a span OF mules.
hauling gravel out of a pit near the
Southern Pacific depot, unmerciful-
ly beat the animals for half hour,
A woman observed the outrageous
act, while in her home near by.
II cannot be learned as yet the
name of the brutal driver, but the
city officials have been instructed to
locate him II possible, after which
Judge Moores will issue a warrant
for his arrest. From the testimony
of several persons who witnessed the
outrageous proceedings, the driver
was attempting 10 force the animals
to pull an overloaded wagon through
the mire, and upon their inability to
continued to beat them in a manner
disgusting and beyond even common
decency, until they were hardly able
| TO move.
In giving his view on the matter
this morning, Judge Moores state
that he would punish the driver tO
the fullest extent of the law, II he
4 can be brought before him
In order that the unfeeling person
alleged TO have taken undue ad
vantage OF his team can be Informed
of the state law covering this crime
the following insertions are takey
from section 194S, laws of Oregon
as follows:
Whoever oyerdrives, overloads
drives when overloaded, overworks
torments or deprives of necessar,
sustenance, cruelty beats, mutilate
either as owner or have in his cus
tody, a dumb animal, shall be pun
ished by imprisonment in the count,
jail not exceeding 60 days or a fin
OF 800. or both fine and imprison
: ment."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-09
HENEY IN CDW|
ONCE 4
UNITED Pres Lssst VI

San Franclsco. Dt. IN
Heney. unscarrcd bui nk q
was escorted 10 th usn
Judge Murasky TO-DAY, ~ 4
on the witness stand .
against Attorney fnhi J
OF Abe Ruei's coanse q 4
alleged bribery Of 4 r''''a|
Juror. lif
Heney testified to ni 4
stances surrouadigs
In Judge Lawlef's fcfN r.
bribery had been aiiesFa
today that Attoruey Biu
Ruef. whispered "thG. = !.
when Tale man IoA' w.
proached the court v Nlsp
tempted bribery uAa.
Judge Lawlef vas ls
supplement Heneys en-
ing the Jury bribery ''''''
Kelly. ,...a.s
Several other unirls
nesses we're examined ~ =
was adjourned unill ''n''''
ing. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-09
ELIJAH TO
Do A0a
II|
United Press Ls.sx

N'e LeAk4 II
Kansas City, No. D., Il
ing that he viii live |, IN
ileemen, and deiyin, NJ
hlm' In spite Of the - II
ne sustained, Louis Pus 4. Il
Ill" Of the Holy RsSs. \
today. as the result
last night in which t.' ~ -
killed and three ps'e \
hurt. "
John Sharp, the s,Ii4..|
Cod has not been ags n
eral men OF the na NJ
peared. and 1. IL bellsui.
Joined Sharp. who 4 tr..
sist stubbornly. II iossl
lice. There 70 little Ini
recovery OF Pairolnm
Sergean, Clark. The tusn
when Probation 0nssr Es.
orded to take eharr 4 IA
dren In possession Of a, IA
ers" who were eohduds 4
meeting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-09
Last Chance

Get your lots in Fairport now. You
can save $50 by buying before Xmas.
Mr.. Clarke. the Fairport man. will be
the Willamette hotel for two days. He
will tell you about the great peninsu-
lar movement