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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-11-26

Of the chancellor and regents
Of the university Governor
Stubbs said: "After a most
thorough investigation l am very
much pleased to know that, while
our educational institutions take
high rank with other great I'M
iverSities and colleges throughout
the United States, the cost of the
maintenance has been among the
very lowest of any institution
in their class"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1909-11-26
Baptist Church

Sunday services at II a. M,
and 7;9O p. m. This is the last
Sunday of the Rev. John Mel
maker. Come and hear the word
of God.
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Para es6nu|aI Ia aYiacion,

tEn el banquete que do Ultima
mente ei Club Aereo de America a
los denas presidentes Gle otros clubs
vecinos y menos importantes. ei Sc
nor August Post, secretatlo de esta
organization, hizo pdblico 1. noticia
de que Sc han dispuesto unos $50,
600 para distribuirlos Ell premios y
con el fin de lestimular Ia aerosta-
cion en- los Estados Unidos.
De esta cantidad, 100000 los ha
contlibuido la persona cuyo nombre
Mr.. Post no esta en- libertad ,te reve-
lario, Mas tarde el Club .Atreo de
J America dara a conocer todos los de-
TALES que Sc relacionan con este pre-
MO.
Otro de estos premios 10 ha ofre-
edo ell peri6dico "New York World
para un gloho dirigible que haga la
travesia desde Nueva York haSta la
capital del estado, Albany, en- las
fiestas que Sc ceiebraran en- CONNIE
moraci6n del centenario lei descu-
brimiento Gel rio Hudson. Los aero
nautas que Sc hallaban prcsentes en-
esta reunion demostraron mucho in
teres en- ei relate que hizo Leo Ste
YES con referencia q los liitimos ex-
perimentos inaiambricoS de Max O..
Anthony, ingeniero elcctrlcista, que
que Sc halia ocnpado tratando de
transmitir la fuerza motrlz i los d.
riglblets por medic de ciectricidad
inalambrica. va la prensa ncoyor-
quina ha habiado algo dc cstos expe-
rimentos.
Todos los convidados a este ban
quote han dec'arado que ei empieo
de Ia fuerza ei ectromotriz por el sis
tema maiamb rico causara mas sen
Sacion que ci servicio que presta en-
auyiiIo de los vapores en- cI mar, Sc
gun ha sido demostrado uinmamcn-
te con ei naufragio del buque Repu-
bic. Como ciempiodel interts que Sc
manifesto en- Ia aerostacion sc anlln-
clio que en- Odessa, Russia, reciente
mente han tornado un club atrco.
A este banquete asistio el professor
William II. Pickering, astronomo de
10 Universidad de Harvard. FL pro-
fesor David Todd, dci cuicgio Am
herst, ha prcdicho que ei porvenjr
traera consigo faros aereos y con los
cuaics Sc ,laran Il conovcl los nom
brcs ae ii, ciudadt.s que los dirigi-
b!es pasan por la II &C.
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Sastreria ltaliana.

I'm acrediiado establccim,cnto dc
sd&irerla y Oh. h.etos para cabailcros,
luce sus eicgantes eNhiiic:ones en- la
callc dc SGn Francisco 3.tla'lo s. dt
csta ciudad. Ii 81. AZ lgaci SouEt
ccl G eicna toda ciase dc rrcndas
de vcstlr Y dcsdc el mas c!ceantc
Track haSta Ia senciila chaque,a dc
drill, Sc lucde ordcnar en ia express
da casa. paraguas senoytSes dc ID
mcjor caidad, corhatus, tnan-
ties, psnucIos, cirtuloncs y dc,
mas objetos los hay ali i pre-.
clos convcnicntcs. Iraees hechos
hallan tambien cn la sastreria
taliana Y Gcs,ic SS / SD de todos
colures modelos. Surtlolo de tclas
&c Govedad &c rcnuera en- todos los
rapores. fiontl;ud, baratura y eAac
utud cs G.! lcu,a dc la casa.
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C.A.LIGRAr Ia:

CLASSES POK CORRESPON-
DENCIA La lctra artificial &c las
maquiniiIas, dura, rigida V monoto
ma, nc cs la de I'd. adquiera I'd. la
Suya propia por mi sistema dc en-
sehanza y mttodo "Educacion Y ar
monia del movimcnto."
Cualquiera que sea su residcnoia
profession 0 seNso, POR NAL QUE
ESCRlBA I'd. lie garantlzc que
ad1uirira en- muv breve plazo UNA
LETRA INGLESA cursiva ma
gistral, expontanea J rapida, suges-
tiva Y bella.
CLASSES A DOMICILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTURCE.-E pa
ra informes al professor que suscribe
F. VEGA NENARES, 2. Q. BOX
SAB San Juan =. X.
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ADvERTEkCIA lmPoRTAATE

En- ell case de que os quisieren yender
en- sustituci6n del verdadero hlquitran
Guyot, este o el otro producto, :des-
cOnliad sicsMprc:: pue~ en- clio
va sin Gsaaaa atEsan interes... Es
Indispensable en- absoluto 81 quersis To-
grar la curaci6n en- los caSos de bron-
quits, catarros Y resfriados antiques
NAL cuidados, y d forHori en- el aSma 8
Ia tisiS, eSpecificar sinmpre bien en- las
farmacias el verslaeicro Al4uitran
dc GuyOt. pues este eS preparad0 por
Il mismo Mr.. Guyot, con alquitran pro-
cedente dc I'm pine maritime
especial que Greco en- Noruega y que
lie siryi6 para descubrir ei alqnilan
soluble razon por la cual eS iniinila-
mente mas "tiCaZ que tndos los demas
productoS ara Geos. 4 lin dc eyi,ar todo
error examines. cuid dosaa"nte la eli-
quota la del verdadero A|qnirran de
Guyot lleva ell nombre DE- Guyot impreso
en- caractercs grue~os y ademas lleva
oblicnamentr M iIma en tres toIprsS:
rioleta, rcrac = rcjo, iguaimcnte que las
senas Casa lrcic, 10, rue Jacob, Paris.
Eslc tra,amielgA yiene d cOstar unos
30 cenfiasla> ssiariOS. w.. Cura!
=. s. AFueltas persOnas que no
consiguieren acoStumbrarsc al sabor del
aqua de alqu;lran podran reemplazar su
$50 mediarte las Capsulas Guyot al Alqui-
tran de Norue"a ae :,iuo maritime
pure. tomando de dos Tres capsulas
a cada comida. De tste modu obtendrAI
los mismoS saluda hleN efcctOs v una Gu
raci6n del mismo modo cierta. Tomadas
INN ante. dc las
cOgnitlaS. o en- el cur>o nc cstas, di-
chas Capsules So disieren perf''ctamente
con los alim-ntoS. prOAuren bicn
essar en- 81 csionl nla2o y emba!saman
Ia G 'onomia.
Las rerdsdrras cdpsnlaS Gugot son
blancas, sCbre cada una de elias va
imDrcsa IN negro la lirma Guyot.
Dap0sto : c. Frcre, 10, r. Jacob Paris,
Y en- lodas las farmaciasy droguerias. 10
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IA CARNE NO RESUC|TA.

este obedece a la ley de ammonia que
regula ell universe, ley sin la cual la
sabiduria de Dios seria I'm mito.
La Quimica no habla de las cosas
de ultratumba" dice fray Simpliclo,
pues :vamos crear Ia Psico-Gul
mica para analizar ell fenomeno de Ia
muerte: La tumba es la cuna donde
Sc mace a la verdadera vida" ha di-
cho un sabio eminente. La muerte
es la cesacion absolute de las funcio-
mes organizes del cuerpo, fenomeno
despues del cuaI, ell alma despierta
del marasmo en- que la enyolvieIa 10
vida terrena y abrazandose al eau
dal de conocimientos y al .grado &c
perfection moral adquiridos en- la c
xistencia que abandona, Sc prepara
a continuar ascendiendo por las gra7
duaciones que el progreso lie ofrece.
hasta hundirse en- ell scno inabarca-
bic del infinite.
De ahf Sc sigue que el hombre ell
el corto periodic de una existencia, ne
puede llenar el cometido que ie est:i
reservado en- el concerto universal
Infinite y como tonsecuencia legiti-
ma de este maravilioso conjunto de
hechos reales, mace la hermosa doc
trina de la reencarna cion, es decir,
de la resurrection de ! alma, doctrina
la mas racional y consoladora de nues
tro siglo.
Jesucristo que es Dios". ;. no Fray
Simplicio. Ell Cristo fue el Cristo Y
Dios es Dios, es decir, el Cristo fue
un redentor un divinizado,un hom-
bre superior a su epoca, pero con to-
do este no dejo Gle ser una entidad
material I'm hombre de carne Y hue
so que llev6 treinta amos de vida ca
81 desapcrcibidos para SUI pueblo,
un hombre sujeto a todas las tortu-
ras del dolor a los aguijones del
hambre y las molcstias de su natu
raleza fisologica. Y Dios es el Crea-
dor increado el ser inmaterial 6 i'm
personal al alma suprema, la poten-
cia creadora, el algo indefinible que
Sc alicia en- el infinite a medida que cl
hombre pretende acercarse. Yea
pues Fray Simplicio la distancia que
separa 4 Dios del cristo.
Dice usted "un hombre es la cria
tura mas perfecta del mundo visi-
blie' y yo diria: cl hombrc es el Ill
timo tipo de la escala geological Ell
la TERRA, es decir, el tipo perfeccio-
nado, conciente y racionaF dc la ami
malidad terrestre, por que cquc
sc yosi ALA en- Saturno 9 es Jupiter
haya otra especic humana superior
a la nuestra y para Ia cual no eAis
tamos? Y 81 asf fuera (que es 10 mas
probabic) SQue pareceria un Rcy dc
la nacidn terrestre al lado del otro
Rey de la creacion Saturnlna? Qul-
zas un gorila hallado dc unEuropeo.
"Porquc Dios no rcsucitar;l al
hombrc 4 guien cre6 tar alto en- la
cscala dc las criaturi,s For q. no
podra hacerlo sin destruir las leves
naturales y porque como dice muy
accrtada monte el Sr Pclati, So lc OIL
olvldo nlimerar los huesos y los car
tlla2os &c la cspccic h,lmara dcsdc
Adam hasta nuestros dias
Vamos Fray Simphcio abando-
ne la idea de la resurrection de la car
ne porGuc no habra, y de este estoy
sesuris!mo nj juicio final nj resuci-
taran los muertos en- Is forma quo
usted oplna.
ANTONIO ROnR!G UFl
Guayama A gosto 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23

Dcpdsltos: en- san Juan farmacia de
Sr. Fidel Gullermcty Plaza de Baldo
rioty dc Castro y Scrcs. dc } j Blan
co Go. San Francisco 81
En- Mayagucz Farmacia dc los Srcs.
Saliva llermanos, Avcnida IL dc Agosto
y A. Mulct, Plaza Principal 6d,
I'm Ponce. larmacia Ruiz de Poras,
Farmacia Tillar0nca.
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sad tambien que Sc han csbad o en-
vuestra propiedad, y yo os asegurc
que sereis de opinion, sin vacilar, d,
que exista la pcna de muerte, intc-
rim Sc averigua un medic mas pro-
greslvo de castigar, es decir, un M :
dio que vengando con justicia seve-
ra la satisfaction pdblica, haga del
mas inpenitente prcvaricador, un
modelo de virtudes cfvicas. -.
- Diego Vazquez.
Caollas, p. r.
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ExciLicion de ca.
lados y bordados.

IIechos c.. mdquinll SINGER,
en- los distiplos uen!cs &c fsta Isl
Empezasi e. sapado. agostc 2l.03,
desde las $. - 4 NJ. hasta las 5 p. Nj.
y durara ula stnana ED Ia Escue-
Ia LINCOLN. Forts!ezs NO. is, altos
Las ersona. que deseer as;stir, Sc
lieitardn un ticket de cntrada gratis
en- ell estab ecimientc SINGER For
taieza Ne. 30, San Juan. v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-23

No deseariamos tomarparte en- la
brliante campana, en- el sobe rbio
forsejeo, empenado por ell ell ilustre
escritor don Francisco Pelati en- pro
de elevadas ideas racionalist as, Gu
yos cheques producer, Ell el campo
Gle la discussion, magnifcas ltimlnosl-
dades, por creernos demasiado pc
quehos de inteiigencia para terclar
en- semejantes debates.
Pero hay cosas que par enten-
derias basta ana peqateia dosls de
sentido conan y he ahf el movil que
nos induce a iidiar en- esta lucha.
Acabamos de leer EN- La Cores
pondencia" unit articuio titulado RE
sucitaremos"con ell cual Sc pretende
contestar (aunque tristemente) al
Sr. Pelati. Fray Simplicio: la carne
despues de reducida poivo, no pue
de resucitar en- su forma primitiva
EN- un dfa dado y para saber este es
absolutamente necesario@ estudiar
qufmica organica in organica. Dios,
4 pesar de su voluntad suprema, de
SUI poder infinite, no puede mi podra
reconstruir un cuerpo, despues de so
metido este al crisol de la naturaie-
"a, sin transgredir las leyes natura-
les. Esto no sucedera aunque Sc en-
penen todos los teoiogos; ei milapgro
esta aboiido en- el mundo cientihco.
Probemos a demostrar la verdad
de cuanto decimos y para clio abra-
cemonos a la ley de transubstancia-
cion.
Fray Simphcio debe saber que, un
atomo de materia que forma parte
hoy de nuestro organismo sera, lue-
go que evoiucione en- 10 muerto, CO.
gido por Ia raigambre de un vegetal
y traido a formar parte substantial
de SUI constitution; luego estara en-
una for y mas tarde en- un fruto; de
suerte as un individuo Sc come es-
te fruto, ,tendremos al atomo demate
ria que sirvio a nutrir organismo agi
tandose en- otro cuerpo bien como
g obulo rojo en- ia sangre, como par
ticula de cal en- los huesos, 8 como
materia girls en- ell cerebro, mas no pa
ra ahi este simil. ST observamos eI
viaje de dicho atomo al traves de las
Was infinitas de ia materia, tendre-
mos que, en- unos cuantos siglos ha-
bra integrado a innumerabies cuer-
pos teniendo todos y cada uno de e.
Il os derecho una misma portion de
materia. Y este que ocurre en- el ato-
mo, ocurre en- todos los componentes
de un cuerpo dado, Sc convierte en-
polvo no para permanecer inerte ST
no para servir efizcamente al concier
to universal.
Supongo fray Simpiicio ell confic-
to en- que Sc vera Dios ei dia
del juicio final, con una mmtitud q.
reclama simultaneamente un atomo
de materia que a todos pertenece-
por haber tornado parte dc sus res
pectivos cuerpos.
Este argumente ,si no hubiera o.
tro mas poderosos, bastaria por 81
solo, para echar por TERRA la erronea
ahrmacl6n de Job, a quien Sc refiere
fray Simplicio, 10. por que Ia piel de
Job habra cubierto muchos indivi-
duos de distintas generaciones y 20.
porque la idea del ,iitimo dia esta en-
pugna con e, infinite.
Ahora bien; 81 tras la densa obs /,
curidad de ia noche aparece ia ex-
piendida aurora, 81 despues de terri
bles tormentas vienen apacibles ~
bienhechores bonanzas, 81 luego de
crudo invierno aparece la primave-
ra, con su carro de flores y perfumes. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07
(United Press Leased Wire,


San Francisco, Jan. THAT
China will be torn by bitter fend
between Prince Chun, regent for the
baby emperor, Pu VI, and Prince
Chang, head of the army at the time
of the late emperor's death, Is the
prediction today of the Sal Cal Yat
Bo, local Chinese daily, in a sensa-
h.onal story, hitherto unpublished,
describing an armed assault made
on Ching by Chun in the presence
OF the late dowager empresss.
"A bitter feud has existed be-
tween the present regent and Prince
Ching for many years." says the Sal
Cal Vat Bo, land Il will only cul-
inmate in the defeat OF one or the
other. The dismissal of Yuan Shi
Kei from his post OF grand council
lor AMI commander OF the army. Is a
victory for the regent as Yuan is a
close friend of Chlngs.
Ching 10 the father OF Prince
Tsai Flu, now in this country with
Special Ambassador Tang shao vi,
and we would not be surprised II the
vengeance of the regent should reach
across tho Oeas to recall In disgrace
Tang. who was sent here by Yuan
Shi Kai.
Even the presence OF the en-
press was mnable to restrain the bit
ter feeling Chun. Not more than six
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07

ly will result in the arrest OF the lab
or Ofiielals.
1T II is necessary for us 20 go to
jail for disobeying the courts order.
we Will do 30, but the boycott which
we have levied on the Fousek Bak-
Ing Company will not be removed.
said Gallagher today We are IN
the same boat with Gompers, Mitch.
ell and Morrison. We shall stand
on our rights and viii reserve for
all time the right 10 ask people not
10 paronize firms unfair to labor.
We are hghting for principle. the
same as are all other labor leaders
throughout this country and II We
must go To jail for reserving the
right OF free speech and free press
80 let Il be.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
TO DIVIDE PERSIA

Vienna, Jan. THE opinion is
growing here that England and Rus
STA are really working together TO
outmaneuver the rest of Europe.
II was'long believed In Austrian OF
ficial circles that the czar was fool
ing King Edward by pretending to CO
operate with him under the Anglo
Russian agreement 10 act Jointly In
maintaining order In the shah's
country. while really trying to stir
up trouble suficient to warrant him
In seizing all Persia and crowding
the English out.
Recent developments are beginning
20 caute notifications fthis judg-
ment.
II seems. for one thing, incredible
that Britain should persist In be-
lieving Russia honestly wants to
keep Persia quiet while Colonel LII
ahkoff, an officer in the Cars own
service and pay Is maintained at the
shahs court 10 create constant fric-
tion between the ruler and his peo-
pie.
II was England's meek acqulsence.
however, in the theft by the shah's
commander in chief. Ain-El-D -Dowleh.
OF $4,000 from the imperial bank
OF Persia, In which Great Britain is
heavily interested. that really open
ed Austria's eyes 10 the fact that
some sort OF game is in progress in
the country which the rest OF Europe
doesn't understand.
IL was a long time before Vienna
could comprehend this. Then a
OF representatives from Aus
trian secret agents cleared the whole
situation up.
The money was seized supposedly
by violence. while on it's way from
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07

Teheran to the banks branch at Ia
briz. Now II develops that Ain-El-
Dowieh gave the banks agents re-
ceipts for IL and that II was duly deb
tied to the Persian government on
the banks books.
Plainly enough. II is Inferred here.
the supposed robbery was really a
loan about which it>was desired that
other governments should know moth
Ing. Just why England should care
TO let the shah have the money is
not quite clear. Al all events, Il did,
and the way In which the transac-
tion was handled IL considered, here
much tor peculiar TO warrant be-
lief that the motive is above crlti-
eism. t.i .lk1h
In Vienna officiRldonI Il is deemed
the most natural conclusion that
Russia aud England have agreed be-
tween themselves TO take respective
ly he nortaerl ard southern halves
OF Persia and that the dlyIsi, :. will
be effected NJ tho Iirst favorable op-
portunity.
The arrangement Will 9l,e Russia
possession OF much valuable terri
tory which II already virtually con-
trolls commercially. while England
VIII secure an almost unbreakable
grip upon the only opening to the
Persian gulf, strategically so import
ant to lndia's safety and OF such in
ealeulable value as a short cut to the
Far East
Germany, which wants the same
short cut, will be the power most Sc
riously injured by the transaction.
From a territorial standpoint. Tur-
key-supposedly England's and Rus
sia's protege-will be the heaviest
sufferer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07
MINISTER KILLED
BY INSANE FIEND

seeking the nend who slew the
preacher. and then chopped his body
to pieces.
A careful investigation OF the
church today leads 10 the belief to-
day that the minister was stabbed TO
death. after a terrific struggle. and
then the murder, half insane with
the knowledge OF his crime. chopped
tho body 10 pieces with hatchet
and put 81 In the stoves In an absurd
attempt to hide tie crime.
The victims blood was spattered
over the pews and the pulpit. anL
the whole church showed such signs
OF disorder that Il would have been
instantly apparent to anyone that q
violent struggle had taken place
Many are inclined to believe that
the murder must have been tho work
OF iiend, who chopped the body 20
pieces while insane. as the effort to
hide the crime was 80 inadequate
that II seems hard to believe that II
was an EFFORT at all.
The whole countryside Is aroused
TO a high pitch OF excitement as the
Rev, Carmichael was known to al
most every man. woman and child
throughout his circuit. and he was
greatly admired and respected.
The deepest mystery surrounds the
motive for the crime, as 30 far no
one has suggested possible olew
leading 10 the existence OF any enemy
who might have sought the preach
er's life.
The appearance OF a sailor Ia the
neighborhOod yesterday caused some
comment. lie was described as a
man o. hendlsh appearance and ca
pablo OF criminal acts.
The fact that the minister's horge
and buggy were found at Pine River
leads TO the belief that the murderer
made his way there and then started
on a new means OF escape The last
seen OF the minister alive was yes
to-day morning when he left home
telling his wife he was going TO Co
lumbuq 10 arrange for a revival and
would return In the evening.
Tho b ody was found by Myron
Rrown parishioner who was forced
10 go into the church TO escape the
odd, while waiting for friend The
'vact time OF the murder ls not
Known A dirk aud a new hatchet.
Vith the handle partly burned ON.
Yero found In one OF the stoves
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COLD WAVE
tcontinuea From Page ID

tContnued FROM rage l')
OF looters captnred after the earth
quake began today. Several OF those
in temporary prisons have been SEN
fenced TO death by q newly convened
court-martial.
Try TO Steal Land.
Rome Jan. TN order to check
mate the land owners. who are claim
ing more property than they right
fully own taking advantage of the
destruction of records. II was an
nounced today that the government
will appoipnt a committee 10 restore
property lines. 10 will be a huge
task as the committee will have very
little data on which 20 act.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07
CHINA ON THE VERGE
OF A REVOLUTION

months ago he became angered at
Prince Ching, drew his revolver and
rushed at the general. Ching fed for
his life through the palace and fell
before the empress, begging protec-
tion.
The empress reprimanded Chun,
who withdrew, vowlng to shoot
Ching on sight. Since that time
Chun and Ching have not met. The
accession OF Pu VI has placed his
uncle, Prince Chun, in power, and
that power will be used relentlessiy
against Ching.
THE regent craftily obtained the
dismissal of Yuan Shi Kai by prom
ising the grand council the reap
pointment OF 'progresslves' dismissed
by the empress.
The regent has fulflled the prom
lse in part by reappointing Son Chun
Huen viceroy OF the province OF Chi
LII. Son is an ardent progressive
and a modornist
prince Ching is not idle. how
ever. The withdrawal OF Yuan and
the attack on Ching is spreading dis
content among the imperial troops,
who revere Ching. Whether the re-
volt throughout the npper kingdom
Will culminate in the defeat OF the
regent, we do not know, but It will
undoubtedly aid in the advancement
OF modern ideas In China"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07
LABOR LEADERS
MAY GO TO JAIL

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
San Francisco. Jan. 6.--It Is con
sidered probable today that Presi-
dent John w. Sweeney and Secretary
J. Gallagher. OF the San Francisco
labor council will refuse 10 testify
when they appear before Superior
Judge seawell Friday In answer TO a
summons 10 show cause why an or
der should not be issued restraining
them from bOycoting the Fousek
Baking Company of this city. In
that event the injunction is practic-
ally certain 70 be issued and probab-
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Immense cast, splendid scenery.
production complete. Seats should
be secured al once
Evening Prices: 25, 35, soc; Mat
(First time here)
Next week. MASTERS OF MEN"
(First time here
All mail or phone orders receive
prompt and careful attention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07

Port Huron. Mich, Jan. IT, FOuf
different posses OF sherins and citi-
zens are securing the woods about
Pine River today. seeking a mysteri-
Gus stranger, who Is suspected Of
having murdered the Rev. John j
raFmf chael, a Methodist minister,
whose dismembered hody was found
In the stove in his church. near Co
lumbus, IN the southwestern part OF
81. Clair county yesterday.
The search Is being made system
ahcally by the officers. and Their
work f. being augmented by a half
dozen parties OF citizens. who are
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-07
Bungalow Theatre

Phones Main lit, A4224
Emp. Theater Co. Qne) Lessee.
Geo. l.. Baker, General Manager.
POrtland's Fashionable Popular
Price Playhouse. Home OF the In
comparable Baker Stock Company.
All week commencing Sunday mat
inee, Jan. 8. 1909.