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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17
SALEM
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS
HONORED WITH TWO
AWARDS

Salem public schools won a great
honor in having first prize in paint
ings awarded to Geo. l.. Schreiber,
the new drawing teacher I'm the Sa-
lem public schools. His two night
pictures please everyone and Miss
Macintosh. the Judge who made the
awards has been highly compliment
ed on her judgment. Mr.. Schreiber's
pictures have captured the public
and hi services viii be in great de-
mand.
A team ran away yesterday on the
fair grounds road. aud Doc Gibson.
salem's mounted chief Of police made
sensational catch on dead run
stopping the horses before any dam
age was done.
An auto went into the ditch yes
tegdav on the fair grounds road and
was pulled put with a team and pull
ieyN SO far the auto drivers have
been very careful, and have done
much to popularize that instrument
OF r'easure or torture as you look at
IT,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17
Goods Pnferod While In Transit.

Goods Piifered While In Transit.
For the protecuon OF goods
shipped to the orient both in tran.
shipment sheds. on board steamers,
and at the landing ietties II is most
important that all cases, no matter
what the contents are. should be
strapped and sealed. This operation
may take a little time aud cost a
small amount OF money. but by so
doing the packer will hnd that he
will have no claims for shortage AMI
the buyer will receive what he has
paid for, while otherwise he may
find his cases containing half the
goods he ordered and half coal and
rubbish. which the man who has
stolen the goods has supplied Ia their
place, The maker can always protect;
himself hy stamping on his invoice
Cases strapped aud sealed; see that
the seal Is unbroken before taking
delivery; no allowance made for pill
ferage." II this system Il followed,
time. money and troible will be re-
dueed TO a minimum and business
will Increase The lead seals are
used In connection with a wire which
Is put around the center OF the case;
a thin wire will do, The wire Is
fastened with brads az suitable In
tervals. and both ends are inserted
In the lead; the lead Is then pressed
together by means OF special tool
made for the purpose. and the case
can not be opened unless the seal Is
broken.
Another thing In connection with
the pilterage OF goods en- route
might be mentioned, Most makers
have weakness for stenciling or
printing the contents on the sides 90
the eases, which they think viii
serve as an advertisement. whereas
Il serves principally as a guide 20 the
man who Is doing the pilfering and
enables him 10 select eases contain
ins goods which he can most readily
dispose %. This has been proven
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17
CATHOLIC ORGAN
WAS TOO "NIoDERN''
OUuited rress Leased wlreJ


Washington. d. c.. Sept. 17.-Be-
cause II contained articles by the Rev.
Edward ]. Hanna, who was formally
refused the position of coadjutor of
the San Francisco diocese two DAYS
ago, the Catholic Review OF New
York, the official organ OF st. Joseph's
seminary at Dunwoodi. edited by
Father James f. Drlscoll. John f.
Brady and Francis Duffy, Is reported
today to have been placed under the
ban OF the pope as part OF his cru
sare against modernism The Catho-
lie Review suspended publication to-
day and It Is stated that Il will nos
resulme.
The articles written by Rev. Hanna
and printed by the Catholic Review
were entitled, "The Human Side OF
Christ" All copies of the Review
containing these articles will be Gust
ed from the Catholic libraries the
world over, II Is said
The Congregation Of the Index EN-
pnrgatory which passed on pub''ca-
tIons. has commenced several articles
on absolution written by DR.. Hanna
and printed In the Catholic enelyeo-
pedla.
The action Is In line with the cru
sade of Pope Plus against modern
ism. The objection urged against
the appointment OF DR.. Hanna 10
the eoadjutorship OF San Francisco
was his so-ealled modernism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17

Gii-on's Barber shop
WIN be open al a. m, and close
al \ y. m, except Wednesday. all fair
week. 9-it-iw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17

For Renf-A large ana II
farm. running ~s'. >
from salem. near eFs'"s, ,..,,s
ma. Turner. oresoa'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17
d q q O q q O q q q O
D PERSONAL MENTION
n And Movements OF Salem q
% People. q
% q q q O O q q o q q q

T.. Booth left this morning for Port
land on business.
Mrs, 5. Guy Hirseh Of Portland T.
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Edward Hirssh
at Hotel Willamette.
DR., aud Mrs. ID. n. Grlthn and son
are home after few days spent In
Portland.
V. II. Dent Is a Portland visitor At
the fair today.
Charles zumwalt and John MeKin-
sey, OF Port Oxford. Curry county.
are here looking after some good
horses TO take back with them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17

Cured not TO speak OF the duty
which was paid on the value Of the
invoice and not refunded. This max
er had the contents OF the case print
ed in fancy letters on the shipping
boxes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17
Instead Of

lnstead Of
Merely advising YOU to visit the
stores. We advise you 10 read the ad O.,
YOU will do the rest"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17

The Kind of Faith
You have In your store Is meas
ured and shown all the time by the
Kind OF advertising you do.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17
City News

Weather
Fair tonight and Friday.
Gilson Place
No waiting, n chairs. also a lady
manicure. eod-tf
Gli-oa's Barber shop
Will be open al a. m, aud close
al \ y, M, except Wednesday. all fair
week. S-1t-iw
Instead Of
Merely advising YOU to visit the
stores. We advise you 10 read the ad IA,
YOU will' do the rest"
The Kind of Faith
You have In your store Is meas
ured and shown all the time by the
klnd OF advertiaing You do,
Meals All Day
Fair week. az womans Exchange.
ais Court street. s-is-Tt
Salmon
-Four Go pounds. Toe per pound,
az Farrlngton's. state street grocer
aud marketman.
Masriagc IiceHse--
Marriage licenses we're issued yes
terday afternoon 10 Lew Walker,
aged SO. OF Portland. and Josephine
Rowe. aged IS. OF salem. and to
Reuben n. Henry. aged So, OF Port
land. and Pearl A. Powell. aged ga.
OF salem.
~ ,sented 60 SACRED Heart Academy
NJ. o. Lownsdale has presented q
the fathers OF Sacred Heart Academy
las boxes OF apples OF the Yamhill
county exhibit At the state fair. rhes
vim feast on the eaest apples In the
whole world this wintsr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-09-17

Meels All Day
Fair week az woman's Exchange.
ais Court street. g-ta-7t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21

HEARE III ! RUBE.

There are just as good fish in Lake
Michigan as. was ever caught, was
what a Houston avenue young man
told his girl the other night when she
told him his services were no longer
needed.
Just when the pay-as-you-enter
street cars viii be installed on the
South Chicago lines is hard to tell.
Several of the new hookless waists
were seen on Commercial avenue yes
terday. Pins were used
The story of little Tommy Harris fall
from a 45-foot window the other day,
was printed in all the Chicago papers.
The distance the little girl fell was
anywhere from 25 to $50 feet
When asked what his business was,
a tramp who was brought before Judge
Lantry on Saturday, pulled out pic
Gallo. Il am in the whistling business"
said he.
Up to the time of going to press no
body has been bitten by mad dog
today
The Pullman Car company put on
few airs last week and employed about
- lliSH.
The Calumet and Gaiety theaters are
feeling very little of the financial de-
preston, as the crowded houses will
plainly show.
If no one else cares to bahutify the
East Side. Andrew Ringman thinks he
will take a chance
The chill winds seem to have very
little effect on the "ole swimmin' hole"
at Bessemer park. The attendance
yesterday at the park gave evidence
of this fact.
During the past three months the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad has had
thirty-four freight cars destroyed by
fire. according to an official.
The Calumet and South Chicago cleo
trio railway has number of men en-
ployed in their Hammond line evening
up some of the joints on their rails.
The fire fend has been away on a
vacation from South Chicago.
There were several fly cops stationed
along the Jeffery avenue speedway, but
up to this time no arrests have been
made
The pigskin is now occupying the
attention of the small boy in the va
cant lots about South Chicago.
All the lady auxilaries of the first.
second and third divisions of the Anal
gamated Pedro Players association
have begun their seasons in South Chi
cago.
The human body is said to contain
70 per cent of water. How about
those that never touch it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
THAT "CR0UCHO CLUB"

There are indications that the
"Groucho club" is on its last pegs. and
while the president, A. G.. Rider. would
not confirm or deny it, there is every
reason to believe that current rumors
are authentic.
OF course, Frank Bell, manager of
the Charles F. Dickinson piano house.
9O34 Commercial avenue, has been in
itiated during the past week and has
become an enthusiastic member While
but one new member has been added
since the last meeting there has been
an appreciable falling off of the char
ter members, namely: Z. M. Frank of
the Independent Wooden Mills com
pany, and ]. Day of the Day Furniture
company.
Ex-Alderman Derpa's hand has not
been conspicuous the past week or ten
days. There is a reason. The election
Of Adlai Stevenson to the governorshtp
is now one Of the foremost questions
in his mind and it is not to be wonder
ed at that the club is deteriorating. 1t
is predicted by the conservative efe-
ment of the organization that ere Nov.
1T will be a thing of the past.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
were filed yesterday of realty transac-
tions in and about South Chicago
One Hundred and Third pl., 1Se IT.
W. of Michigan av.. S. f., 25x124
Sept. Sc. NJ. Gale at al to
Sarah NJ. Martin. 81, 200
Palmer av., 1876 # s. of Seventy
fifth St. e. f., SO 1-3x125A, Sept.
5-A. S. Baldwin to Charles H
wyalk Observation-Disclosures, 2.o73
Bond av, SO TT. n. of Eighty first
st, e. f., 25x124, June 15-wil-
liam H. Enrich to Berdena B.
Emerico Observation-Disclosures. 1880
Exchange av., los #. s. of Nine
tieth St, e. f., 25x13s1z, Sept. IA
Edward Ring to Louis Martin 5000
Kimbark av., 161 TT. s. of Eight
ieth ST.. e. f., 5ox126 Sept. 10
w. t. Mueller ct al to F.. l.
Gibson Observation-Disclosures. /, 900
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
HERE AND THERE.

Mrs. J. Craig of 9233 Merrill avenue
entertained a number of friends at an
afternoon tea on Saturday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Calu-
met Heights NJ. Z. church will hold
It's annual meeting and election of Of
hcers at the home of Mrs Matthias.
1876 Yates avenue, tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock. All members are re-
quested to be present as there is much
business of Importance to be tran
sacted.
Mrs Fuller of Elizabeth avenue has
returned from a two weeks vacation
which was spent in northern Wiscon-
sin.
Miss Emily Powell of St. Paul is
spending her vacation with her cousin,
Miss Jennie Taylor, 9217 Central ave-
nue.,
The Bachelor Girls were entertained
at the home of Miss Smith of Victoria
avenue. Calumet Heights
The School Girls Social club of South
Chicago will give a reception and ball
at Besemer park assembly hall. All
arrangements have been made for the
event and large crowd is expected
street and Buffalo avenue, is visiting
with friends and relatives in South
Bend
A concert Will be given by the Or
pheus Singing society in the Swedish
Lutheran church, 911S Houston avenue
on Friday, Oct. 8.
John Mckee, 1928 Marquette ave-
nue.. has left for Notre Dame. Ind.
where he will resume his studies.
Calumet Hive No. 2s, L. o. T. NJ.
will give a card party on Monday even
ing. Sept. %. to which all are invited
to attend. The prizes which will be
awarded to the winners are now on
exhibition in Cole and Young's win
dows on Commercial avenue
Miss Nellie Smith, 1900 South Chi
cago avenue, is visiting friends and
relatives in Washington, ID. c.
The second annual reception and ball
OF the Don't You Tell" Pleasure club
Will be held in the near future.
Andrew Thompson has returned from
Alton, Ill, where he has been spend
ing the past year.
the opening meetings of the Wind
sor Park Women's club will be held
on Sept 26. The club has arranged
to hold their meetings in the Baptist
church this season.
Miss Loretta McLain of One Hun
dredth street and Avenue L, is reported
to be very sick.
The ladies of the Windsor Park
congregational church have planned to
hold a rummage sale in South Chicago
for one week, starting Oct Z. All
persons wishing to donate articles for
the sale can have same called for by
notifying Mrs. J. Hall, so Seventy
fourth street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
EAST CHICAGO BOYS
GO TO SOUTH BEND

East Chicago, Ind, Sept. 21.-(Spec-
ial)-A party of fifteen young men
were the guests of ]. Morrelli on a
trolley trip to South Bend yesterday
morning. The day was spent in sight
seeing, among the points of interest
visited being Notre Dame university,
the city parks and several Of the man
ufacturing industries OF the pillow city.
A dinner was served at the Oliver no.
tel at noon Comprising the party
were Messrs. Morreln, CHEEKY, Lynch,
Berry, Thompson, Jack Fintaointaon
Reiland, Lewis, Curnin, Hall, Hanley,
VIII Finley, Murphy, Berry, Thompson,
Jack Finley and Langton. The day
was well spent and the boys seemed
well pleased with the success of their
trip. They declare that the ride to
Michigan City and South Bend over
the new line is one of the most inter-
esting ever taken and promise another
party in the near future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
INDIANA HARBOR.

Mrs. Thomas Gilmore, of Grapevine
avenue, visited relatives in Whiting
yesterday afternoon.
Manager Greenfield, of the Elite the
alter, has engaged the Mack sisters.
comedy dancers and dialoguists, for
the coming week.
Charles Ekbert and #. r. Mcknight
visited friends in Chicago last night
Misses Jennie and Clara Szymanski.
of Indiana Harbor, Miss Robertson. of
Gary, and Messrs. Garvin, Schaibley,
Lindgren, and Wilson. Of Gary, were
guests at a picnic at Jackson park yes
terday afternoon and evening. A num-
Der of Chicagoans comprised the origin
ators of the affair and the Gary and
Harbor delegation report having an
excellent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McCook, of Fir
street, entertained Chicago relatives
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Gilmore, of Grapevine ave-
nue., is spending few weeks in Storm
Lake. Ia. as the guest of Mr.. Gill
more's parents.
Contractor Fred Stewart left yester-
day for Mt Carroll. Ill. where he is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
File Articles at Springfield.

Articles of incorporation were issued
at Springfield Saturday to the South
End Center, the settlement house which
was recently established, preparatory
to broad extension Of the work of
the organization.
Grace Darling. John P. Goorty and
Nathan William MacChesney are named
as the incorporators. The settlement
was opened last fall under the auspices
of the South End Womens club In
may it was moved to 1853 Ninety-first
street, where it is now located
During the year modified milk has
been provided for about 1900 babies, a
playground has been opened next to
the settlement house and other activ-
tiles have been undertaken to such an
extent that the forming of an indie
pendent organization appeared neces-
sary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
THE CHIEF GIVES ADVICE
Wants Times to Publish His
Cautions For the Bust
ness Men.
ness Men,

Especial 10 Inc I1me&.D
East Chicago, Ind. Sept. 21-Chief OF
Police Higgins, after remarking the
notable lack of assistance rendered the
police in capturing the forgers who
have been operating in this region for
several weeks, today requested THE
TIMES to publish list of instructions
for the guidance of business men i'm
posed upon by the apparently profess
sional check-men.
IF the business men of East Chicago.
Oklahoma and Indiana Harbor will re-
fuse to cash checks for anyone who
they do not personally know, we would
capture the crooks nearly every time"
said the chief. THE TIMES can do a
lot of good by las publication of a few
rules. I would ask that every business
man. upon being approached by a man
with an uncashed check, unless the
holder is well-known. Immediately call
a police officer and Investigate the
mans claim. No man will ask a per-
son unknown to him to cash check
unless there were something wrong
with the paper itself"
Two checks, purporting to have been
signed by an official of the American
Construction Company, at Gary, have
been cashed on local saloon keepers
within the past two weeks. The checks
were for small amounts, neither over
$40 in value. The paper was drawn
on the First National Bank Of Chicago,
who denied any knowledge of the
American Construction Company. The
police department believes that the is
suance of the brief instructions by
Chief Higgens will materially assist in
the apprehension of the offenders.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
EAST CHICAGO AND
INDIANA HARB0R

engaged in the construction of a large
medical school building
Among the politicians who mended
their fances in the Harbor Saturday
were Charles johnson, Albert Mack
Ernie Shortridge. Charles Greenwald
Sam Abelman, Carl Ames, Judge Reiter
and Cahimran Schaaf.
T. E. Bell of Hammond, was a Sat
urday visitor in the Harbor.
The decorations in the Elite theater
on Michigan avenue are now COM
pleted and are very beautiful The
decorators have succeeded in getting
fine clouded effect, and with the
new stage and dressing rooms COM
pleted, Manager Greenfield should be
highly pleased with his theater
William Baldwin, of McHenry, Ia, is
spending a few days in Indiana Har-
Dor, as agent for the Illinois-Iowa Lime
and Stone company.
TO those who contemplate buying
jewelry or have repairing to do. l
would advise them to go to Mr.. Gold
steen, Michigan avenue, Indiana Har-
Dor, Ind.
He has convinced me that he is the
best mechanic 1 have ever met. He is
a gentleman and deserves your patron
age.
have had my watch repaired in
many places but Mr.. Goldsteen is the
only one have found to repair II right
and keep 1T in first class running Or
der -
recommend him to those who have
had the same experience.
G. H. KREIDER. H0isting En0;naar
7sS Burling ST.. Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
Raises a Large Family.

Sergeant James ]. Vail, of the Ken
sington Police Station, has entered into
a contract with 5000 other members of
the police department on the claim
that he has raised the largest family
of anyone.
He also says that he and his nine
children will have sold more tickets
before the opening day Of the benefit
performance of the Po1icemen's Be
nevolent Association at the Auditorium,
than any member on the force.
His children are, John Henry, 20
years old; William Edward, II years;
Francis, 10; James Francis, 8; Mar
garet, 8; Allen, Z; Julia Teresa, 8; Ed
ward, 4; and Grace, six months old.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
Children Are Warned.

the attention of the South Chicago
police have been called to he children
on Ninety-third street and Manistee
avenue. They make a practice of throw
ing mud, sticks and stones at the pass
engers on the street cars
Last evening a party of women wear
ing white dresses, were riding on one
OF the cars when they passed Manistee
avenue and Ninety-third street A
shower of mud was thrown into the car
going all over the womens' clothes and
in their faces.
One woman, Mrs May Talmer, was
hit on the forehead with a stone, infiict-
ing an ugly cash in her head.
The wound was dressed and she was
taken TO her home at $40 woodlawn
avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
DOCTOR MOVES OFFICE
Ostrowsk's Case is Post
poneed- Long Battle
is Expected.

The case of Dr. E. W. Ostrowslxi
against number of South Chicago
women, who invaded his office Sept. 10.
for the purpose, the charge alleges. of
doing him bodily injury and otherwise
being disorderly, came up Saturday
before Judge Lantry. but was con-
tinued until next Thursday. Sept. "a.
Attorney Hughes, on pehalf of the
complaint, asked for a jury trial This
case is a complicated one and should
certain testimony come out at the trial.
which the defendant insists will long
legal battle is the probable outcome.
The doctor no longer maintains of
fees at $500 Commercial avenue, but
has moved to the Lake View district.
so it was learned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21

Yesterday at the Parkside Baptist
church, washington avenue and Seven
ty-first street, occurred the first days
services of the fourth anniversary.
The morning sermon was preached by
Rev Henry F. Cope. secretary Of the
Religious Education Society, and form
er pastor of the church.
In the evening Robert A. Cameron
delivered the anniversary sermon before
a large audience.
Next Thursday evening at s o'clock,
will be given the anniversary dinner TO
which the public is invited. Following
the supper, a meeting Of the directors
and others who are interested in church
work, will occur, with the public par
ticipating.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21

Thefollowing are the building per
mits that were issued by the building
department yesterday:
1889 Coles av., 1-story frame ad-
dition. Mrs. R. Dahlstrom. 1000
22o5 Ninety-ffth ST., history
frame cottage. L. Davia 1000
1919 Rhodes av., 2-story frame
dwelling. ]. Burns. 1900
7721-23 Peoria St, 3-story brick
apartments, C. Miles. .-. $4,000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
POLISH REPUBLICANS
START A NEW CLUB

East Chicago, Ind, Sept. 21-(Spec-
iaD--one hundred and fifty polish re-
pubiicans met in Kroupa's hall in the
second ward yesterday afternoon and
organized Polish Young Mems Re-
publican club. The organisation was
erected with the aid of Attorney p,
Meciosky, who is taking an active in
terest In local politics. Attorney Nc
Closky delivered a short address TO
his audience. His remarks teemed with
truth and force and showed the Polish
voters the true standard of political
preferment. John Kroupa was elected
secretary Of the club, with ATTORNEY
McClosky as chairman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
Days Grist in
South Chicago
WINDSOR PARK COUPLE
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY
ME-. and Mrs. j. J. Todhunter Married
Fifteen Years-Friends VIII Gather
at Their Home Tonight to Commence
rate Happy Event.

This evening at their home, 1857
Windsor Park avenue, Windsor Park,
Mr.. and Mrs ]. j. Todhunter will cele-
brate their fifteenth wedding or crystal
anniversary.
This will be a notable event in their
welded life, in that it will be the first
celebration since their marriage A
number of handsome presents have al
ready been received. The preparations
for the event were completed today. A
large number of invitations have been
sent out and the affair promises to be
one of the foremost to occur in Winds or
Park since the advent of the autumn
DAVIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-09-21
Making Pretty Display.

The local branch of the Peoples
Gas Light Coax company, 9051-53
Commercial avenue, is displaying a
tremendous selection of gas arc lamps,
the north window being artistically ar
ranged with the latter, while the south
window contains a pretty display of
mantels.
The unique and fair proposition with
which the lamp is sold seemingly ap-
peals to the progressive business man
and the short days rapidly approaching
has give nrise to the many South Chi
cago business houses in thinking it
over" ]. E. Davie is the manager of
the local branch.