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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
FIRST OFFICIAL
STATEMENT MADE
BEARING ON SiGEL CASE--CHUNG
SING MAY BE iMPLi-
GATED.
OFf|CIELS CONFIDENT
That Leon Ling Will be Caueht-Oniy
Ship He Could Have Sailed On
Is Due at Yokahoma
Julyy 3.

| New York, June 2S.-lnspector Nc
| Cafferty, chief of the New York de
itectiye bureau, gave out tonight th'
! first official statement on the murder
of Elsie Sigel that has been made by
the police since the discovery OF the
girls body on June 18th in a trunk in
the bed room OF Leon Ling.
The statement contains nothing
that has not already been published.
except that Chung Sing. Icons for
mer room mate, was possible ac-
complice, and that the only possible
ship on which Leon could have left
the country is due TO arrive in Yoko,
homa on july Sd and that she will be
watched.
McCafferty EXPRESSES absolute CON
dence that Leon will be eventually
caught.
Went to Boston
New York, June 29-Lcon Ling,
the Christianized Chinaman, wanted
for the murder of Elsie Sigel, left
beyond on the steamer Harvard of
the Metropolitan Steamship Company
on the Afternoon of June 10, according
to the latest police information.
Chong Sing, Ling's room mate, ac
eompanied him to pier ~, North Riv-
er, but did not board the boat. Both
ChiIamen were closely observed by
Thomas Sanchez, baggage agent a.
the pier
The new witness is an employe OF
the New York Telephone DO. He
said that he felt sure that his identi-
hcatfoats were correct. as he had ey
amined the published photographs OF
both Cinnamon carefully. When the
police picture was placed before him
at headquarters, Sanchez said with
out hesitation that II was the man
who had gone away on the Harvard.
Hauled Trunk Around.
Whendetectives were sent to the
steamship officials for permission to
examine the passenger lists of the
they were told that the infor-
nation could only be obtained FROM
w. F. House, auditor for the company
1t Indian wharf in Boston. A detec-
i've left for Boston on the midnight |
rain to renew the search for the miss
ng Chinamans trail In that city.
While this is the latest development |
II the effort TO apprehend Leon Ling |
he facts which relate to the frantic |
,ffort he made to dispose of the |
runk in which the girls body was |
concealed during the twenty -four
lours that elapsed after she was XIII |
ID. until Ling departed disclose tn
nazing features of the story.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
CHICACO'S JUNE BRIDES
1895 Licenses to Wed Issued So Far
Record Will Be Broken by
About 200.

Chicago. June 2S.-All Chicago rec
ords for June brides" will be broken
this month according to a statement
made today By the clerk OF the mar
rage license department tie has is
sued 3.O36 licenses so far this month
AMI the record made last June is
3.0GS. and it is expected that the fig
ure will be exceeded by about 200.
Today's total was ISL and Clerk Sal
monson says he expects to issue at
least 200 tomorrow.
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iseum some months ago and who was
exhonorated after being held a week,
will be questioned by the police in re
gard TO his knowledge OF the last ex-
lplosion.
Courtney is ulder Indictment on
another charge and HIS trial has been
called for next week after pending
for nearly a year. 1t is said the po-
lice have been searching for Cours-
ney. who is out on bail. and have been
unable tn find him.
Accordingly States Attorney War.
man has been asked to hurry his
trial so the police can get him into
court as soon as possible and question
him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
pRYs WIN ELECTION.

New London, Ohio, June 2S.-The
"drys" scored victory in the local
option election today, having a ma
jority Of 1872. Only the village Of New
London is affected.
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EVERY MEMBER OF CHURCH
CALLED TO ARMS IN FIGHT
FOR DRY STATE.
ORGANIZATION TO FORE
Total Abstinence Society of Illinois
Planning Monster Parade in the
Streets of Chicago as
Starter.

| Chicago, June 28-Warfare, vigor
GUS and unrelenting, has been declar.
ed by Roman Catholic temperance ad
yocates against the liquor traffic. A
call to every member of the Catholic
church in Illinois 10 join the fight for
a dry state, denunciation of CathC.
| lie societies which tolerate the sale
of intoxicants at picnics and at Satur-
lday night dances held by them, and
an appeal for a rigid enforcement of
the Sunday closing law-these were
contained in resolutions adopted yes
terday by the Catholic Total Absti,
Inence Union of Illinois.
The resolutions, read by Rev. d. j.
Crimmin's, pastor of st. David's
Church, were prepared by him and by
Prof. w. II. Cahill and Patrick B..
Flanagan.
Backed by Archbishop.
Backed by Archbishop Quigley, the
movement has enlisted the sympathy
of many Catholic pastors, and plahs
are on foot to establish in eacn par
ish from Chicago to Cairo concrete or
ganizations to battle against the liquor
industry.
The gathering yesterday at Temper
anee Hall, 50 Eldridge court, marked
the annual convention of the Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Union of Illinois.
1t was in the nature of a prelude tc
the national convention at the Audi
torium, to be held Aug. I, and 6.
Plan Monster Parade.
Preceding m the. big demonstration.
and by way of silent answer" to the
declaration of Mayor Rose of Milwau.
kee, Catholics of Chicago will hold a
moster parade through the downtown
in which it is expected 10000
total abstinence supporters will par
ticipate.
The idea, originating with Mrs. c.
Fl. Keough, delegate to the conven-
tion. was adopted with applause
Floats of various designs will appear
In the parade, and one OF the floats,
it is announced, will be devoted to the
largest family of temperance advo-
Gates in Chicago.
When Rev. p. J. O'Callaghan, pas,
tor of st. Mary's Church, reelected |
president of the stae organization, |
opened the program at yesterdays |
hxr ~. q,
dustry from the pulpit OF his church. |
The battery against the saloon was
continued throughout the afternoon
and in the evening at the hall where
the convention reconvened.
Speaker Denounees Evil.
There is no such source of prolific |
Evil in the world today as intemper
lnce", declared Rev. FIR. O'Callaghan
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LAD COMMITS SUICIDE.

Elwood, Ind June 2S.-Chester
Robbins, aged l2, committed suicide
today by taking carboic acid when
by his father for taking
a bicycle pump from neighboring
home
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MEN WIN STRIKE.

Lacrosse, Wis, June 2S.-After
having been settled once and then
repudiated by the men, the street rail
way strike was finally and positively
settled this afternoon. The men gain
all points. except that the company
is to operate an open shop.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
SUCCEEDS LOWRY.

Minneapolis, June 2S.-George B.
Huntington was today appointed gen
eral manager of the 500 Line to sue.
ceed Edmund Pennington who was
elected president after the death of
Thomas Lowry.
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REFUSES TO GIVE HER NAME
AND DECLARES THAT SHE
WILL CONTINUE TIE
WORK.
DISCLOSURE IN RAID
ON CHINESE SCHOOL
Twenty Celestials and Six Women
Routed From Basement Mission
in Chicago --"Students"
Watched Every Move
Teacher.

Chicago, June 2S-Twenty Chinese
students" grouped closely about six
tyoung women teachers one of whom
Twas strikingly handsome girl not
more than 19 years old. were routed
1 yesterday afternoon from a Chinese
mission which for several weeks has
been conducted by three sisters in the
basement of the apartment building
at G44G Drexel avenue
Aroused by the complaints OF resi-
dents and property owners near the
the building in the morning aud
sought to dissuade the women who
have conducted the school from CON
iinuing in the work
The police, although admitting that
Specific instances or misconduct on
the part of the Chinese, which would
warrant them in closing the school
forcibly and at once, were lacking,
were frank in saying that they saw
peril to the young women teachers as
sociated in the basement work.
Mission Is Visited.
Captain MeWeeney and several
subordinates of the Woodlawn police
Istatjaa Visited the mission shortly be.
noon. Three hours after they left
and while the school was in the midst
of its session two building inspectors
descended upon the place and immedi-
lately found many violations of the
building ordinances. They ordere
the school closed, bu; their instruc.
tons also were ignored. Finally po.
liceman appeared at the mission ami
ordered every one in the room into
the street
Void Talk With Chinese.
Then the workers wanted to know
if permission could be given the ce-
lestials to linger in the upstairs rooms
and talk with their teachers during
the afternoon. Even the policeman |
was astonished by the request.
Il understood from the captain |
the policeman remarked, "tha, these |
Chinese were here to be instructed in |
and whatever other cd |
ucational advantages you may have to
offer them. II you want them hanging |
around when Glasses are not in ses-
sion you can do so as rar as care,
but shall telephone to the station |
and ask about it. You may hear from |
us again.
A search of the upstairs quarters |
revealed that not more than six Of |
the students had remained IN the !
building. These had been reassured |
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO.

Bloomington. His, June 2S-William
Mortimer and Edward Morris, of Mid
dletown, two farmers who took re-
fuge behind a hedge rence this after.
noon during storm, were killed o3
lightning.
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MORE THAN TWO SCORE
Die From Heat in Philadelp lphia-Nine
Yesterday-Two Deaths in
indiana.

Philadelphia. June 2S.-Nine more
in this city. This makes total for
the present hot spell of more than
two score.
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thermometer hovered around the 80
mark all day.
An emergency order has been issued
TO the police to allow men and boys
TO sleep in the city parks.
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IN THE HOUSE.

Washington. June 2S.-After adopt
ing the conference report on the cen
sus bill the house adjourned at -: 35
p. m. today until Thursday. No other
business. except the introduction 81
bills and resolutions. was attempted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
ERicAN LEAGUE.
Police Protect Umpire.

Washington, June 2S-Boston made
II four out of five by defeating Wash
ington today Each side used three
pitchers. OLoughlin's decisions fail
ed to please the spectators and he
had to be escorted 10 the ears by the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
Detroit Wins in Tenth.

Chicago, June 2S.-The two bagger
by Killiger and Schmidts single won
the game for Detroit in the tenth III
ming. The fielding feature was the
spectacular catch of a bunt fly by
Stanage. Atz, of Chicago and Cobb
and Schaefer of Deroit. were put
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Postponed.
Philadelphia Wins.

here today, but game was postponed
on account of rain.
Philadelphia Wins.
Boston, June 28.-Philadelphia
won the first game of the scheduled
double header, to 3, the second one
being postponed on account of rain,
The visitors won in the eighth when
Ward, batting for Corridor, hit safely
bringing in two runs
Score f II e
Philadelphia ...... ........ 5 10 )
Boston ...... .......... 8 8
Batteries-Corridon. McQuillan and
DOin Tuckey and Graham.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
Petty Was Steady.

ST. Louis, June 2S.-Steady pitching
by Petty and hard hitting by Hoffman
and Jones and Ferris resulted in tho
defeat of Cleveland today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-06-29
Double Play Saves Game.

Cincinnati, June 28.-On two occa-
sions the locals secured three base
hits but were unable 10 score on them.
A fast double play with the bases full
saved the day for Pittsburg in the
Score X II u
Cincinnati .......,.. ...2 l
flttSDurg .....,......,, 80. y ~ l
Batteries-Ewing, Dubus and Nc
Lean; Camnitz and Gibson.
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Batteries-Pelty and Criger; Sitton
Falkenberg and Bemis.
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Batteries-Altrock, Groom, Johnson
and Street; Wood, Steele, Arrellanes
and Spencer.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11
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THE THIRD
DEGREE
FRIDAY
One Of the Finest Plays Ever
Put On the Boards in Sa-
lem Will Be Here
Next Friday.

Among the notable attractions that
win come to the Grand opera house
none will attract more attnetion than
Henry B. Harris production of Chas.
Klein's latest play, The Third De-
gree" fresh from a run OF seven
months at the Hudson theater, New
York, which comes to the Grand
opera house Friday. Anything that
the author of The Lion and the
Mouse writes is bound to arouse in
terest, and even II he had not written
any play other than this, his latest
work. 1t would stamp him as dram
atist of extraordinary merit.
Mr.. Klein essays to bring to the
notice of the public certain conditions
that endure through the deplorable
lack of initiative on the part OF. suf-
frage-enjoying citizens, while in THE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11

Lion and the Mouse" the methods Of
those high in finance are attacked.
In The Third Degree" problems of
civic interest are treated. Each char
acetr stands out like silhouette, and
is material to the ensemble. Every
man and woman, regardless of what
his or her situation in life may be.
will find The Third Degree" most
vital and absorbing drama.
Mr.. Harris, under whose manage
ment this play will be presented here.
has taken unusual pains in preparing
it in a first-class manner, both as to
cast and production. The company
includes such we'll known people as
Paul Everton. Fernando Eliscu. NAL
colin Duncan, T. L. Coleman, A. H.
Symmons, Irene Oshier. Francis Bonn
e. A. Eberle, Alfred Moore, II. Fl.
Forsham and Ralph Ramsay.
Seats on sale at box office Thurs
day and Friday morning at O'Clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11
CHURCH MEMBERS
ON BUSINESS

Seattle. Wash, Nov. 11.-Boxing
bouts and wrestling matches with
the members of the organization on
the mat, will be among the winter
amusements to be given by the
Mems Club of Trinity Parish
church. according to the announce
ment OF Cyril Arthur Player, re-
Gently from oxford, England, the
new assistant rector and secretary.
who came to Seattle two weeks ago.
I'VE are going to make this club
the liveliest organization of its kind
in Seattle" he said today, Realiz-
ing that it is dificult to get men
to come out to prayer meetings, we
are going to furnish them with en-
tertainments that will help to keep
their interest in church work"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11

everything else. He is upbraided by
his wife and her mother for his fool
ish belief. Upon being left alone he
lies down upon a couch and proceeds
to dream fantastic story dealing
with a fairy daughter of Venus, Me-
phisto, and other spirits. During the
action humorous situations are
brought about by the aid OF cleo
trical and mechanical effects and IL
lusions. A climax is reached when
the young husband sees his wife,
whom he loves as much as he is cap
able of loving anyone, other than
himself, in the arms OF a chum and
former rival for her hand. The shock
of the fear of losing her awakens
him and brings his wife. who has
been attracted by his cries, rushing
to his arms. The dream proves IL
be a good lesson to the young hrs
band. He is effectually cured Of his
penchant for spiritualism. his bump
of self-esteem is reduced to normal
size. and he shows disposition TO
treat even his wife's relatives as Il
they were human, The electrical Ind
mechanical effects are bewilG4rIng
and keep the audience border;ha be-
tween laughter and awe NO small
part is played in the dream by an
East Indian magician and a fsrmcr
graduate from Kellar and Thurs
toms Black Art academy Nsither
pains nor expense have been SCARED
in the production. and MIR. DeSoy's
supporting cast is one Of un".ual
strength and capability.
Seat sale opens at the box Ot:t"e
Friday morning at o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11

San Francisco, Nov. 10--wheat---
Good to choice California club,
$1770 h1,s2; Australia, $4,000;
Sonora. $1.s502; Northern wheat,
bluestem, S1.s2 n @1.s0; club,
$l.71A @l.7s&; turkey, s1.77@
1.s0; red, $1.71N.
Barley - Feed, s1.4s% Q1.45;
fancy, $1.46h; common to fair,
s1.4O@1.42h; brewing and ship
ping, P1.47M@l,4S%; fancy, $3.50
Eggs-Per dozen, California fresh,
including cases, extras 53Mc; hrsts,
45c; seconds, soc; thirds, 2sc; Sc
lected pullet. seMc; storage, eS-
traa, 41c
Butter-Per pound, extras. SiMc;
firsts, aOhC; seconds, 2Sc; storage,
extras, soc; do. ladies, 2556c; do,
firsts, 25c.
New cheese-Per pound, New
California nats, fancy, 17hc; firsts,
Ice; seconds, 14hc; California
Young America, fancy, 1Sc; frsts,
lee; Eastern Oregon, 16; do, New
York singles, lee; do, daisies,
19Ac; do, Young America, 1sMc @.
Potatoes--Per GENITAL, River whites
65 976e. in aacks; Salinas, 1880
t.s5; oregons. 76c; sweet potatoes.
in crates, s1@1.4O; in sacks, / cent
per pound.
onions-Yellow, TOO soc.
Oranges-Per box. new navels.
ss.25! do. Tangerines, S1Q1.25;
ValenCies, -S30ss25.
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Viewers Assessment ON Pine street

Viewers Assessment ON Pine Street
Notice is hereby given that the
report of the viewers appointed By
the common council of the city oi
Salem, Oregon, to assess the dam
ages and benefits on account of tn
extension OF Pine street has bear
filed in the office OF the recorder fol
said city The district assessed a;
benefited extends two lots in depth
on both sides of Pine street between
the east line of Front street and the
west line OF fourth street, and al-~
includes lots' II. IL, and Q in
block 6, in Eddy's addition to Ss-
lem, oregon; lots / and 2, in block
5 of said addition; lots and 6 Ia
block of said addition; lotG an .
6 In block 3 Of said addition, an ]
lots Z and in block of said ad
dilion. Further reference may be
had to said report OF the viewers,
which cont int Tnd accurate and
destailed statement of benefits and
damages as assessed by said viz y
ers. The report of said viewers will
be considered by the common coun-
ell of said city at or about o'clock
p. in. on the 18th day of November,
1909, at which time any person in.
terested NAV present in writing any
objections they may have to the MS
sessment district for the extension
of said Pine street, or other objec-
tions to the assessment OF said view
ers.
Date of the first publication OF
this notice, the 9th day of Noyem-
Der, 1909. w. A MOORLs.
l1-6-6tdly City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11
A DREAM
THAT WAS NOT
ALL A DREAM
A Pretty Story Bordering Oil
Dreamland and YET Com
inc Down to Every
Day Affairs.

In Dreainland." a highly amusing
and intensely dramatic play Of the
extravaganza order, viii be the at
traction at the Grand opera house
Saturday night, Nov. lS. Emmett
Dewey is the author and star OF the
play. The story Is told in three
acts. II is that of somewhat sell
fisn young married man who believes
in spiritualism to the exclusion Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11
f; s?,,, F=Pss s;,' s;,.,

In considering making your own
light. or cooking, why not consider
the F. p. Gas Machine and Stub
bers Light.
VIII sell and install this machine
and guarantee it to give 100 per
cent more light for the same money
than electricity OF city gas. Let me
Agure with you. estimates furnished
Call at my shop and see the lights
and stoves in operation.
also carry PYRO DENATURE0
ALCOHOL utilities. Safe. economi-
cal. OdOriess.
A. |. FRASER
Phone iSS S5a STATE 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11
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felons. eczema, salt rheum. Infalllble
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-11-11
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