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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
"'''r can't rise above its levs,

wafer can't rise above its level
,.vo, ,,O' 81 'an a community rise abovo d..
'eve' Of its citizenship, 400'e the
II the citizens are ubeu.
"''ny' wa9Oly and weak. "@AS
VIM N me ler citizens have vERrERp.
solid and strong. VIII 0e
Let's all brace up and m., -.
'o~n Of ours a place OF snou make this
'0A and enterprise. SS' ambi-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
NEW YEAR
IN CARNIVAL STYLE
tUnitcd Press Leased wirel

UNITED Press Leased Wirel
San Francisco, Jan. Mr. Me
MIN met with an uproarious welcome
here this morning from an euthus-
mslic but sadly bodraggled crowd.
MIR McMiN himself arrived rather
damn and cold after his long trip
across the country But after he
had been taken into the cleaning
safes and his health had been Of
Tered once OF twice, he got into the
spirit OF the occasion quickly.
This city started the greatest New
Years celebration in her history
win Fillmore street and Mission sec
lions contestmg with the recon-
suucled Market sections. contesting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
ARCHBISHOP RIOROAN
ASKS AID FOR ITALY

Palermo Immediately after its re-
ceipt.
Mindful SAYS the archbishop in
his call, "of our own recent similar
disasters and of the spontaneous
sympathy and generous assistance
which promptly poured i'm upon MS
Ir'm every whore, We surely cannot
NO" be without gratitude and turn
ohl'e'lns hearts 10 these pleadug
sufferers. Let human sympathy
then, and Christian charity move am
our people 90 do unto these others
IN their ddy ot visitation as Others
nave In our day, done unto us"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
CAR ROBBfR RUNS
AGAINST RIGHT MAN

united Press Leased Wlre.)
Union City Tenn, Jan, AT
lorneys for eight alleged night rid
ers who are ontrial here today for
the lynehing Of Captain Quentin
Rankin in connection with outrages
In the vicinity Of Reel Foot Lake.
Drought forward witnesses for Tie
purpose !, Of discrediting the story of
Tom Clear who confessed parlicipo-
tion in the attacks.
John Ratirf and Ethelbert Podoor.
under Indictment for the murder of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
WARSHIPS BOMBARD
RUINS TO STOP FIRES

Later refugees from Mosna 70,
day tell of the loss of hope Of ever
rebuilding tho city. They say that
desolation is complete, and that star.
yetio nand pcstilence are following
In the path OF the earthquake aud
FIRE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
GERMANY SUSPICIOUS
OF ENGLAND AND FRANZ

Is working up an Invasion -.
" 10 popularize an army ~
sufficient to warrant a lana ,, ~'
against a ilrst-class power
This everyone hero g.
means Germany. "'
The German govcrumen,
positively that the Ernu,
French foreign Offices have rsa.
ly, In the past few years dl.
Joint campaign against tho r.'
1t Is certain that England a.,
ly offered, just before the ,,. I
conference on Moroccan ,r.
destroy the German navy t.
world do the land fighting
Thcre was a similar tent,e..
change OF ideas between t.ora'
Paris when France and ~.
1uarreled over the IncIdoD,
Casa Blanca desertors.
The Island and GallIc govo,,..
put their heads together a tbl.s
relative to the Balkan sltus,,'.
It Is pretty certain hosIllIs y.
have been decided on but 70, p.
that the offer o, MI
naval aid was not onous, !
British troops, as wen ~ ~
hships' would be needed-aDd N
lands consciousness that n, III
was numerically no match n, Il
reutonic forces.
Aside from the negotiation, q
with France. the p.,I
government is known here ,o
considered many times the sa,.
'illty OF picking a querrel with +
many as n pretext for dcmol,.
he latter's growing navy and
<iol shipyPrds before the kal..i
orces afiont became serlous ~
ce to England's prestige.
II is known, too, that Enea,,
ware tho Germans are well inform
all this plotting and |,
repaired to retallate for an ai,.
pon their navy by the clmr
noush French territory to IndcuSn
lemgelves.
The movement for an Eufla|
rmy that isn't needed for deiav
interpreted In Berlin as Indlo,I
lg offensive designs and thI sol
usion, in tnrn, is construed as u,.|
sting n final English acqueceDl|
the French view and a start II
operations for cooperation Il
terms. with the Galllc iors
a war against Germany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01

Nunl'eo ffeaS Leased Wirel
san Francisco, Jan, L. Arehblsh-
sp Riordan today set aside SUNDAY.
January 10, as special time for the
collection OF money by the parishes
OF his diocese Tor the relief of the
stricken people OF Southern Italy.
In a call issued today. the arch.
p'Shop asks the various eongrega-
lions under his supervision To omen
'he'r purses ON the date named ana
forward the funds collected To him
as soon as possible The relief mon.
ey VIII be sent to the archbishon NJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
LIS 70 YEARS IN BED
AND NOT IN POLITICS

Kent Wash, Jan Ito lie 2s
years In bed. unable 20 stir ana -
bear Il all without murmar-such
Is the fate OF William Philnp stepbe0
soa' residing in the White River Val.
ICY one mile north OF here.
IA 1858 he left England to ea.
,, n,s 'o' on the Western Hemisphere
- nus destination was Victoria, n. @
ne nnally came to Seattle IN 1879
'' vocation he was butcher. and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01

Don { forget to write it 10 oh! 9.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01

. o o @ o O q q q q q q
SMILES. q
- " q o q - % q Il d n a
inc name Cf the monitor "Wvcm.
ing V's hanged at midnight lsst
"'sh' To Cheyenne. It is hon q
Calamity Jane" win no ec oho.rI
oi her
"on G io'set to write it l9 Oh! 9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01

round lucrative employment. and 81,
the TIME OF his injury. resulting in
paralysis he was employed IN Scat
e'''e' 81 on that morning he handled
y, ~ HuS'''FS OF beef, While he has
'a'n on his back these ss years. he
never refuses his food. served tbreo
% u'uSs a DAY and the doctor saws hs
would go out of business II eyer,
Stephenson" Hah
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
UNITED Press Leased Wire

Catania, Jan. Warships on the
coast OF Mossina began bombarding
the burning sections OF the city to-
day as the only possible means Of
lighting the flames which have been
spreading In spite OF all efforts TO
chock them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01
KNnkIn contradIcted Id iestImo

Rankin contradlcted the testimorl
OF Cloar In all its essential featura
Jesse Lyndor, also Indicted tesll
fled that he was at home on the nlgAt
of the killing of Rankin.
Mrs. Wad Morris. wife OF anoths.
Indicted man, testified that her hu.
band was at home on the night 1
question.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-01

Unanswered Questions; No =
Why does the villain In melOdrani
have to wear a dress suit?
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-06-27
ENTERPRISE, ALABAMA

1Ou VI ] WI
capacity Of one hundred bales day Besides this there
other the city each and one during the cotton season.
The Enterprise Factory entering its fourth this
an % ss st psn o oa ws
Alabama but in output it the not the leader Of all similar
puts heavy much at home from other parts
Of the state These days the best land :
outside competition
The Town Of Enterprise Attractive And Picturesque
The residence portion Enterprise the most attractive
picturesque From end to end of the five principal
om % mas as from ten to over two hundred feet and
about them Each has its vegetable garden
throughout part dotted small orchards Of peach
plum other v trees a ssp9 % tss sm e @
variety that promise cool and dense foliage in very few years
years. fifty feet high and have branches that meet across the
city kept that offer splendid going for the
the Of the vicinity in good roads
least half dozen planters the vicinity Of who own cars
Enterprise Paid Much Attention To It's Drainage
Grading the not all that has been done
undedranage and cutters beside the sidewalks
The wreekage and that mars the Looks Of 50 many %s
little places the state because Of the thorough attention paid to
The good drainage and system Of the municipality
health Although naturally located for health
unsany the has been the maintenance
O settlements a
Enterprise An Inhrmary Worthy OF Much Larger Town
Not caring taken off guard Enterprise has not like many
nbss sn at sn % y sSs for % @
Of humanity well spiritual and the town has one Of the most
the business hospital the surrounding towns
which well equipped with the best surgical facilities still
blessing where immediate
operation Conducted by physicians Of well
known reputation who are assisted corps competent
infrmy Enterprise proved blessing for the lumbmen
and others engaged dangerous work in the section OF the state
Enterprise Spirit One Of The Towns Chief Assets
is
in the upbung towns home spirit The people believe
spread the surrounding territory When En-
pise has he glad to have farmers the
say They pull and the result is they winning
Enthusiastically It's @ The Town Is Second To No Other Place
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home ITO Ivsn up thins
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and
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ewoods boutan section of the cHy,
Enterprise Equipped With All Metropolitan cOnvenienCes
& : nR:: : e. ( @ ONE; =; n siS ~: al
In the business portion Of town n ar orst than nt n a
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-24
3. e. D. Mo. 2.


Hello. Central! here Genes a Few
notes from our busy little town:
~Thsre is quite lot ct=illness IL orr
community ait the present ItTe.
Mr.. VIM. Yost Is tn the sick list.
Mrs. Margaret s9:unan has been
slightly indtsposeG for the last week.
Mr.. James Layman and family tfh
mo, ing to their new nome lfre. We
wish them merry Snils and Il happy
New Yeas>t,n their new residence.
Mrs, Sanford Shrman, a late resi-
dent of this place. is dangerously III
in conk's Hospital at FairnNnt.
Mr.. .Mmes Exlinc is spending Xmas
With Ills daughter. Mrs. john carpen-
ter, of Mpnongah.
Mrs. Florence Crouser is visiting
relatives at Monongah.
The other day while was out walk
ing I climbed very, high hill AMI
tired by the vigorous exercise I sat
down ON grassy mound to rest.tWhen
suddenly. heard q loud noise below
me, and OH looking down snw a Tiger
attstckinga number of boys Thf; ibcJs
were fighting nanfully with clubs ami
stones, but 10. as if from the clouds q
man appeared ON the scene, and atter
=. severe fight put the tiger 10 flight.
The last that was seen OF the tfgeT
it was travelling for Crab Hollow.
. eRED WING. :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-24
HouLT ITEMS.


The Christian. spirit sRems to beTin
the air peryades everybody.
This is the ideal Christmas weather
and it does not nos look II good old
fashioned Santa Claus would have to
desert the time honored sleigh and
reindeers and take to some new fan
gled contreption like an automobile or
flying machine for want of snow'to go
on.
i suppose there will be the usual
amount of selfish giving, planning how
to give SO rs to get more in return.
but we still iI:.vc enough faith in hui
mainly to believe there will be no
small amount Of giving to those who
really need and without any hope or
desire of anything in return. !.
The Monongahela is frozen over and
! the skaters are out. suppose death
by downing will claim its usual quota
OF victims among the more reckless.
Will NicElfresh, who has been work
ing in Kenton, Ohio. for several
months, has retrned for theu holiday
season.
Miss Edna Kerns. VINO has been Wis
ting friends and relatives in Philippi
and other parts of Barbour county for
several weeks, returned home yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs! Lee Hoult and infant
child have gone to Tunnelton to spend
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-24
fishery IfoE and D. &c. Goodnight.
discussion by Gideon Cole, jim Nor
WINFIELD.
he health of our community is good

The health of our community is good
at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Leeson and
Foster Murphy were shopping at FAIR;
ontm Wednesday. :.
DR.. Weaerv. of Fairmont' was call
ing on Tom Kirk Sunday night
Mr.. John Wolf and three grandchii,
dren, clint. Raymond and Maggie, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb Heck and Thomas
Kirk we're shopping at Fairmont on
Tuesday.
Miss ota Carpenter was calling at
Mr.. Johnny Carpenters Sunday.
Mr.. Jake McHenry is standing on
his head-alI because it's a girl.
MT. Thomas Kirk and two daughters
were calling on John Wolf Sunday,
Mr.. Buddfe Carpenter and okey
Shaw we're calling at Tom Lambeft's
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hawkins were
calling on their brother, Tom Haw.
ikns, Sunday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-24
the holIdaye.-

LllC IOiAAGhy q
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore McElfresh
left this mornig for Kenton. Ohio, To
visit their daughter and son-In-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Wilson, and the small
grandson. name unknown, who made
his entrance~+e this cold and snowy
world the 14tp of this month.
Okey NTcElfresh. of Pike street, Fair
mont, is visiting relatives in Hoult.
The NJ. E. Sunday School at Hoult
was reorganized or the coming year
by the election and appointment of a
Mll set of officers and teachers Sun
day. Superintendent, w. F. Hoult;
assistant Superintendent, Miss Laura
snider; seczetary, Miss Edna Kerns.
But few changes were made in teach
ers, as it was thought no benefit could
come from a change.
The Sunday School was also organ
lied as missionary society with the
following officers: President, Miss
Daisy Bowman secretary, Mrs. Paul.
inc Hoult; treasurer Miss Nellie Nc
Elfresh. N
The treasurers report showed that
the school was in good shape tinan-
cially, with all bills paid and several
dollars in the hands of the treasurer.
Everybody seems to believe the Hoult
Sunday School is entering on the most
prosperous year Of its existence.
feH 20 FRITZ.
Hoult, WA, Dec. "a. 1909.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-24
cAssvlLLEJITEMs.

John Courtney all Mr. chtsIer, WHO
have been drilling near Cas5Sls'e afil
rhoani:ng at Mrs. A. f.. R4u5ey's, have
completed their we'll ard have gone
home to spend MAS,
Mr. ID. B. Ramsey came home from
bis work in Ghc oil tfepl to spend inc
s1tbath.
charles Morris, wife rad little
daughter, Elizabeth. spent Sunday last
lin caszvflla with friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. Z. Ramsey and daughter
were calling hn fnends at Usage on
a-t Monday.
A number Of CassyfBe people were
shipping in Morgantown on last Sat
'mdaE.
Rev. Kelly begins his series OF meet
irgs in Cassville OIL next Sunday.
The Excelsior Literary will have 1
good programme ON next Friday even
ing. The scctsty will aa't'2tlnn ON t0'at
evening until the ssrile,s CT meanings
c.7se in CassYiEe, A good programme
was rendered on last evening.
The question fcr dsabate was. Re
soNed, THAT Education has more TO
do in forming good and. grert char
acter than SKATE tendencies. Affirm,
HGbert Fleming and Clark Cole.
Deny, Ben Myers and Max chssncy.
Decision of the Judges stood two to
onetir favor oil tho afffrnatdve: Open
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-12-24

Get your orders in now for Xmas
Cakes and avoid disappointment. Nod
eli Bakery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
FLAMES DRIVE
SIX TO STREET
FIRE IN GRAND RIvER-AvE
BUILDING MAKES OCCUPANTS
SCURRY.

Six people--three men and three
women-were driven out OF their
apartments on the upper floor OF the
building at No. las Grand River-ave
by flames at 1880 Saturday morning
and reached safety by climbing down
ladders from the rear windows. They
wore only night dresses and were
barefo footed, walking In this scanty at.
tire through the icy streets to the
homes Of neighbors where they re.
manned until the fire was extinguished
Saturday morning they returned to
their homes, none the worse for their
experience.
The fire started In the pool rooms
OF A. A. Kent. and when the depart.
ment arrived the interior of the lower
floor was a mass of flames. The fire
was extinguished before the flames
had burned through the ceiling, and
the only damage to the upper floor
was caused by smoke.
Mr.. Kent places his loss at $500
which is fully covered by insurance
The origin of the fire Is a mystery
The place was heated by coal stove
but the fire does not appear to have
started near the stove.
The rooms upstairs were occupied
by Mrs. Hattie Elwell her sons, Har
ley and Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Thi
sen and Miss fisherman. The build
ing Is owned by Mrs. Elwell Her loss
will be about $500, which the insur.
ance will cover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09

Few Of US can afford to be idle. aud
to those who work, a sound, strong
back is necessity. A bad back pre-
vents rest or sleep. and aches all day
With Gull. tired throb
Don't think because sharp twinges
strike you when you lift. or twist
about. or reach, that your WORK. Is too
hard for you. Bad backs are COM
mou In every occupation. Those
aches and twinges are only Natures
warning that the Kidneys need help.
IL Is easy to tell ~ the kidneys are
sick, and are not thoroughly .ioing
their work of altering the blood.
Backache Is an early warning. Head
ache, dizzy spells. PUFFY swellings un.
der the eyes or In the ankles and legs
nervousness, irritability, rheumatic
pain and tired feelings also tell OF kid
ney Ills.
Examine the urine. II Il is ex.
tremely pale and light. the Kidneys
are not getting out all OF that uric
poison. II It Is dark coored and
thick. passages too frequent, or too
scanty. IL there is any sediment de-
posted when II stands. II passages
Lurn or pain. that is proof enough
that thc kidneys need attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills have given
strong. sound backs to thousands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
Splinter IN Hand Of A.
Nurse Hon IL and Her
Heart for Physician

NEW YORK, Jan. "A romance
that had for It's inception nothing more
poetic than pine splinter led To the
announcement Of the engagement OF
Miss Winifred Quigley. a pretty train
ed nurse, formerly OF st. Catherine 5
hospital. I'm Brooklyn. To Dr., Matthias
+. Ferstler. the present house sur
geon.
The splinter was acquired by Miss
Quigley last July. II was under her
right thumb nail and she was In tears
when she appealed 10 DIR. FerstleT.
then ain inferno. He was an honor
graduate of the hospital only the year
before, and the extraction of the spin
ter. which he accomplished with great
care and celebrity, was one OF his iirst
operations OF this kind He won Miss
Quigley's gratitude and admiration.
Not long afterwards DR.. Ferstler be-
came a regular visitor at the home n
Miss Quigley, at No. l40i Bergen-st.
Brooklyn.
Recently Miss Quigley severed her
connection with the hospital, but the
reason was not disclosed until. at a
dinner party, she announced her en-
gagement TO DR.. Ferstler.
The doctor. who is the son Of a
wealthy merchant. also gave dinner
TO his friends at his parents home. at
No. 25S Jefferson-ave.. Williamsburg.
and announced his engagement.
The date OF the wedding has not
been set. DIR. Dennis f. Mcmahon, OF
81. GATHERINGS hospital. will act as
best man. and the other members OF
the stan will act as ushers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
POSES As JAN|T0R;
PROVES TO Be
R0BBER
OLD MAN CAUGHT PROWliNG IN
SALOON BOLTS WHEN COP
QUESTIONS HiM-PoLIcEMA
REVOLVER HALTS HIM.

Passing Alex. McKay's saloon at No
GS Michigan-ave. about 3 o'clock, Sat
urday morning, Patrolman John ii
Sterling was attracted by noise In
side and investigated He found the
glass In the rear door broken and
man proving around inside. The man
explained he was the janitor.
What's the matter with your
lights?" asked the policeman. The
place was in utter darkness.
The supposed janitor fumbled
around awhile. but was unable To find
the electric light switch. Finally, real
izing that he was up against 1t. he
bolted past the officer and up Mich
gan-ave. with Sterling in hot pursuit
Sterling fired his revolver In the all
couple OF times and the fugin's
finally came 10 a halt on Cassave
Sterling forced him to walk back to
the saloon and when the lights were
finally turned on, the patrolman found
a basket filed with cigars. whisky and
90 packages of tobacco, all ready To
carry away.
In the central station the man gave
his name as John Graves. 81 years old
no home. He was formerly employed
as janitor In the place. but that was
more than a year ago and In that time
he had forgotten many things
about the place. One OF these things
was the location OF the electric light
switch. and his lapse of memory prov
ed his undoing.
Mr.. Mckay is not inclined to prose
cute and the old man will probably be
released.
Its the first time ever knew him
TO be in trouble" said Mckay, land
don't like to send him to prison on &C.
count OF his age.
Anyway | don't think he intended
to sell the stun, He just probably
wanted to stock up his room, for he
has a weakness for cigars and good
whiskey.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
ED. ALEXANDER'S
RESIDENCE BURNS

The residence at Woodward-ave and
Six Mile-road, owned by Stephen Bald
win and occupied by Edward Alexan-
der, with Newton Annis, furrier. was
totally destroyed by fire Saturday
morning. The blaze started In the gar
ret, supposedly from defective electric
wiring, and was first noticed BY one
of the girls In Ardussis restaurant
nearby. She ran over TO the Alexan-
der residence and notified the family.
II was discovered at once that the
fire could not be checked and so the
efforts OF the family and neighbors
were devoted TO saving as much as
possible of the household goods, those
In the first floor rooms being largely
saved.
There is no fire protection in that
district. and there seemed TO be dan
ger that other buildings would go, but
Supt. HOLSTER, in charge OF Palmer
park, brought over hose. and, at
teching 1t to a hydrant In front of Ar
Gussi's place, stopped the spread Of
the flames. The house was completely
consumed. and all the goods Of the
family, which were in the secondstory
rooms. were also lost The damage is
partially covered by insurance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-09
DOLSEN DIVORCE
CASE DISMISSED

Holding that both Capt. Dolsen and
his wife, Retta, had been guilty or
conduct which deprived them OF stand
ing in a court OF equity. Judge MUIR
ply. Friday afternoon brought their
divorce case To- an abrupt ending by
Diminishing both the bill and cross-bill.
Then Mrs. Dolsen grabbed her COAT
and hurried TO the police court, where
she demanded warrant for her hus-
band. charging him with non-support-
Justice stein refused the warrant on
the ground that Dolsen had not been
given sufficient time Co affect settle
ment, as the divorce case had been
dismissed but few minutes before.
Mrs. Dolsen almost took the justice
by storm. and her sobs could be heard
all over the building. but Justice Stein
finally induced her 10 go away without
the warrant.
Testimony was brought out 20 show
that Mrs DOlsen had played the races,
entertained other men in her home.
had taken trip 30 Buffalo with for
mer Police Capt. Newberry. and had
once been arrested for drinking In a
saloon. The only thing brought out
against the captain related TO his
friendliness with a woman named
Nero at the 500.