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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18
wanted. A school Director

who Is no Who doc" but who
knows What Is What" Call at the
polls Monday afternoon and vote for
II. ]. LAFKY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

AN ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE
Concern wants a good, reliable
man or associate man, who is ia
miliar with the people and prop
critics in Marion and Polk counties
Address confideutially "R. E." P.
o. Box. 354, Salem. 6-14-5t-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

FOR SALE-First class newspaper
folding machine 4-6-8-10 or 1S
pages folded at once up to a full
sized column paper. Cheap IL
taken soon. Speed 1900 to 1000
per hour. Inquire Journal Salem,
Ore. 3-21-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18
RORN.

the family home in
Polk county, Saturday, June IS,
to Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jerman,
son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18
AFlae EImn WeIler-

Will give two piano recitals at the
First Baptist church June 27th and
2sth at si15 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

Washington, June 1S.-The senate
committee on elections and privileges
today decided to investigate the
charges of bribery in connection
with the election Senator Lorimer
of Illinois during the summer recess.
Chairman Burrows today reported a
resolution providing for the in
vestigation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

FOR SALE-A modern seven-room
house, on Court street, cement
walks all around; plenty of shrub
berry; fine location; only $25OO;
terms. See Plant & Tallman,
Room 2O5 U. S. National Bank
Bldg. Phone 479. 6-9-St-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18
Wanted; A school Director

'Who is no Who doc" but who
knows "What Is What" Call at the
polls Monday afternoon and vote for
+. ]. LAFKY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

l HAVE OFFICE-On ground floor
in good location, will share with
or without desks. Apply P. o.
Box 354. 6-14-tf-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

FOR SALE-1O pounds f goose and
duck feathers. Inquire at 9OS North
18th street. 6-18-3t*
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

uiisen's barber shop
Gflaon's cigar store
Gilson's baths open all day Sunday
12-4-w-s-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18
New Bank Opens

New Bank Opens
The Salem Bank and Trust Com
pany will open its doors for business
Monday morning,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

FOR SALE-A first class side spring
buggy, one seat, in A No. condi-
tion reasonable price. Call at
Journal office. 6-9-tf*-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-18

FOR SALB-Several houses IN Sa-
lem. and farm lands at a bargain.
Capital National Bank. 6-1-eod-
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FOR SALE-First class newspaper
folding machine 46-8-10 or 1S
pages folded at once up to a full
sized column paper. Cheap IL
taken soon. Speed 1900 to 1000
per hour. Inquire Journal Salem,
Ore. 3-21-tf-.
FIRE PROOF SAFES-Large as
sortment, new and secondhand.
Also vault doors. Call or write
for prices today. Portland Safe
Co., Agts. Genuine Hall Safe.
81 5th St., Portland, Ore.
5-2O-tf--
FOR SALE-A first class side spring
buggy, one seat, in A No. 1 condi-
ton; reasonable price. Call at
Journal office. 6-9-tf*-
AN ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE
Concern wants a good, reliable
man or associate man. who is ia
miliar with the people and prop
critics in Marion and Polk counties
Address confideutially "R. E." P.
o. Box. 354, Salem. 6-14-5t-
1 HAVE OFFICE-On ground floor
in good location, will share with
or without desks. Apply P. o.
Box 354. 6-14-tf-
FOR SALB-Several houses IN Sa-
lem. and farm lands at a bargain.
Capital National Bank. 6-1-eod--
HOT WATER-In one minute and
see demonstration at H. H. Hunt
er's electric supply house. Agents
wanted. 6-15-6t*-
FOR SALE-A modern seven-room
house, on Court street, cement
walks all around; plenty of shrub
berry; fine location; only $250O;
terms. See Plant & Tallman,
Room 205 U. S. National Bank
Bldg. Phone 479. 6-9-3t-
FOR SALE-1O pounds f goose and
duck feathers. Inquire at 9OS North
18th street. 6-18-3t*
A dry cell, which will work prop
erly at normal temperature, is said
to lose it's efficiency temporarily
when cold.
the steel.
WANTED AT OMEGA man with
some experience in automobile re-
pairing. Salem Auto Garage.
6-1S-1t
FOR SALE-A modern, artistic new
five room bungalow, bathroom,
pantry, large storeroom, electric
lights, open fireplace, sewerage,
roomy porches, large lot, fronting
east, II bearing fruit trees. Easy
To-
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

vide for you come righ. ont with me
now. and we'll get married without
telling a soul about It, Wha; do you
say He seized her hands viii YOU
take a chance with me- VIII you
marry me?'
mo" said Jane. with snappinS eyes.
You WON'T?
NO, won't"
THAT settles il thcn" he Snarled.
and walked rapidly towar! the win
dow.
She Stole Up Behind Him.
For an instant she stood watching
him; then she stole softly up behind
him and clasped her arms about his
neck
Il love You. Tom" slc hispc'ed
Fine he shifted. First you roast
me 70 a cinder; then YOU tell me that
you love me-"
It's because I love you that I'm
telling you all this
Just to make me feel good. ne
sneered
ITO make YOU realize the lest that
is in you. want you to be big and
strong want you TO be nan
You make me think that I'm a
baby"
You're boy with boys ideas.
without the slightest knowlcdge Of
life"
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
BANDIT ROBS TRAIN.
Collects Money and Watches From
More Than 100 Passengers.


KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. 26,-A
bandit celebrated Christmas night by
going through a Missouri Pacific rail-
road train and holding up more than
100 passengers. from whom he took
money and watches.
The man boarded the train. which
was bound from st. Joseph to st
Louis. in Leavcnworth Junction. in
the outskirts of Leavenworth, Kan
sas and left it in Northwestern Junc-
ton ir Kansas City, Kansas. after
getting a large amount of money and
valuabIes and shooting one man who
attempted to resist him.
As the train pulled out OF Leayen-
worth Junction the robter opened the
rear door ot the Pullman car and CON
fronted the astonlshed crew and pas
sengers with revolver. Then he
robbed them, one by one. Cdutionlns
the conductor and porter to keep still.
he went through the car, taking up
collection OF watches and wallets.
Finishing with the Pullman he con
tinued Through the chair cars and the
smoking car until he had held up
every passenger.
The train was in charge of Con-
ductor May, who, with his brakeman
and porter. was forced to put mp mis-
hands and give up his money Blythe
time the man had finished his work.
the train had reached Northwestern
Junction. Here he dropped from tho
steps of the smoking car and disap'
peared. II took the rCbber about 20
,,,iutttau tn Un the iOb.
The railroad officials say the man
who was shot was nor seriously III
jured 1t is not known how much
money the bandit got.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
SECOND VICTIM DEAD.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. 26.-
Ilewellyn Lawrence, aged 40. the
farmer whose rig was struck at
I.eutz's crossing near Nashville, Sat
urday afternoon. died Sunday noon
in Butterworth hospital in this city.
making a second fatality of the ac-
cident which occurred when Michi-
gan Central train crashed into the
rig and hurled it's six occupants all
members Of one family, into a ditch.
Ruby, the l3-year-old daughter, sue
cumbed to her injuries on a train 10
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Della Lawrence. the mother
is lying in a critical condition in the
local hospital and her injuries may
prove fatal The other occupants Of
the buggy, two sons and two daugh-
ters. will recover. The family was
returning from Christmas visit in
Vermontville The curtains OF the
rig were drawn and they did not see
the approach Of the train.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
SYNOPSIS of PREVIOUS
INSTALLMENTs.

Hiram Belknap is the leading citizen
81 Fairview RE is the lawyer for the
railroad. the boss politician and the
only man in the village who boasts an
automobile
His heart Is wrapped up in his
daughter Jane, who combines ne
beauty and dash OF a Diana, with the
ideas and enthusiasm or hlSh-s school
belle She Is the nope ana despair OF
every village y9uth on wnom ,ors sns
are Tom Wilson. the son OF WIDOW,
whose husband had been close trlend
Of Belknap. and Hezekiah jerks, the
lawyers clerk and secretary. VINO mas
hopes OF political career ana dreams
that Jane may be induced some DAY
to share IL ana encourage him IN IL
While Tom is the one openly Ia
vored by Jane, Hezekiah crattlIy
worms himself into the esteem anu
good graces Of the father. his EN-
ployer
Papa Belknap gradually comes 10 be
lieve that his drudge. He2ekiah, Is
pretty good, industrious sort fiehce;
when "Hez' humbly asks one ga II IL
there would be any objection 10 nlh
as "A son-in-law, the old man repIles
II certainly won't object to YOU ii she
wants il that way" Hezekiah ~ mere
10y transported TO the seventh heaven
Mrs Wilson. the widow. has mapped
out a career for her headstTong. wllluI
son The resources left at the ueaIn
OF nP1 nuSbdIu ilst we
the vanishing point SO she seeks lhe
advice and comfort OF her OLD trlehu'
Lawyer Belknap. aa,
Belkuap tells Of an oner he mace
Tom 90 take him INTO ms olnCe - 9Ea tha
how the offer was scorned because the
salary offered was not as large "S
Ton, thought IL should be
Mrs Wilson then tells or her SON son :
desire to go TO New York. anu wnlle
talking OF this asks the LAWYER wnat
he thinks Is the ma tter Wi,n @ MA hin,
Belknap replies that she mas nelo hiii'
TOO close to her apron strings
Tom and Jane return from an aut"
trip while the widow anu lhe ~ Nv -
that rom has added 10 the list ot am :
NAL casualties and SAYS his auto IS l0I
sale as he cannot AFFORD 10 nave II
driven by Tom. -,
Hezekiah enters ana ther' ~ a" md
change OF words between him am
rom as the latter regards lane as MS
own uriVatc property. Ihe NldON
leaves FOR her home and Tom remal :
ia have talk with Belknap ne 'ellS
tho LAWYER that the village IL NOT
i.roa enough FOR him, and that he
leans TO get out Of it. lie says the
iaurver has done nothing worth WhlIe
in life and urges him 10 start new y
Uaner and give him charge OF ~ nhls
,he lawyer declines to do. ana rom
e.-s he viii 40 10 New York. Belknap
80 ~ he mas any better prospects
hero than in Fairview, and rom r.,
nttes that Mr. Kennedy, an ola IrlenI
~ his fathers. who Is passenger axert
OF the Central. has oHered 10 S'a''
him al SIS per week. -
RoILrap advises Tom 10 take the OF
Tor and as an afterthouEht. tells nitn
any arrangement he may nave WIN
lane IL at end. 90, -. 5,,ob.nr
.nd she and Tom begin serious talk
~ their affairs
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

And there were IH the same country
shepherds abidns ia the feld. keeping
watcn Over their flock hy nisnt
And, To-. the angel OF the Lord came
upon them, and the glory OF he Lord
shone round about them, and thes
We're sore afraid.
Aud the angel said unto them, Fear
not Tor. behold. bring you good I'D
ings OF great JOY, which shall be to all
people
For unto you is born this day. in
the city OF David, a Savior. which is
Christ the Lord.
And this shall be sign INTO Sou:
We shall dnd tho babe wrapped In
swaddling clothes, lying in % manger.
And suddenly there Was With the
angel multitude OF The heavenly
host raising God aud saving
Glory 10 God in the highest, and
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
chasrin Leads tc Boys Death.

CLEVELAND, Dec &c. - Ralph
Shannon. 10 years old died at his
home here yesterday in commissions
resulting from an attempt to hang him
self because his mother would not al
low him to 20 TO a moving picture
show The child wished 10 go TO the
show yesterday afternoon. and when
his mother told him he must stay
at home, he went to woodshed in
the rear OF the house and tried TO
hang himself with skate strap.
After he had fastened the strap
so that his feet barelv touched the
ground he became frightened and
screamed for. help. Lis mother res
cued him. but the boy went from one
convulsion into another and died
late yesterday
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
CHAPTER V.-(continued).

", hat do YOU suppose | am raving
about" he inquired.
when two people love said jane
.olemnIv. the ultimate relation is
marriage. -
matrimony
We've never discussed that part OF
IL have we?" James brown eyes were
big and round, and the dimples had
vanished.
I'VE always taken it for granted
said Tom. -.
rroceeded "In fact don't think
that you've ever asked me to marry
III I haven't it was an oversight,
said rom, lightly.
But / took that for granted This
tragcally.
Good Heavens. Jane" exclaimed
Tom. ''It seems TO me that I've asked
you million times.
lane smiled family al his enthusi-
asm
The Crisis in Her Life.
~ understand perfectly Tom she
said ITS been that way ever since
We were children, | never thought OF
any one else. and don't suppose that
YOU have. But we are no longer chill
dren. We have grown mp. and must
now face the future. You see, Tom. a
woman grows old more rapidly than
a man Perhaps she is born older.
AT any rate. she reaches the crisis
OF her life long before the man does
and I've reached mine now"
what do you mean by crisis?' Tom
asked duly.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Would Save Thousands.

Unless safety contrivances be IN
troduced early and wherever danger
threatens lives and limbs. inventors
have already placed many safety de
vices and appliances at our com
mand.
In the New York museum of safety
are shown contrivances which would
save thousands OF lives yearly and
prevent most OF the accidents II IS
a happy thought TO know that such
ccntrivances exist. but il is an un-
pleasant thing TO realize that The
American public has not yet found a
way TO force owners OF great indus
trial plants TO go TO the expense OF
installing these devices
In all the fields OF industry there
are inventions intended TO save hu'
man lives displayed in the exhibit
IN all the fields save one, that OF rail-
roading
Apparently inventors think that II
is useless to hope that the railroads
will adopt safety devices. The fight
which the government was forced 10
make in order TO coerce the railroads
into placing safety couplers on their
freight cars was evidently lesson
10 the inventors.
II is in the great industrial plants
that the safety devices are beginning
to be used. not for Humanitarian
reasons so much, but because ii is
paying investment to escape law
suits.
In the exhibit are shown guarded
saws. on which a workman cannot be
injured: warning brushes that force
a workman's hand away from de
scending punch; fiy-wheels that can
not explode: oil cans that cannot
explode; protection for belts and
shafting: elevators that cannot fall
doors that cannot be unlocked from
the outside except with a key. bur
tina, can be opened from the inside
with the first push OF a panic, water
filters that would prevent typhoid
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
KILLED az OWN GUN

LANSING. Mich. Dec. pa week y
search ended yesterday morning
when two members OF the Harugari
society, a German organization, dis
covered the body of Kurt Hoschel.
agcd %. "a young German, who lett
this city last sunday TO hunt in
Chambers marsh about nine miles
from here lloschel evidently acci-
dcntly shot himself when he leaned
against tree one barrel OF Il
dorble.barrclcd shotgun was dis.
charged the charge having entered
his heart.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
CHAPTER VI.
"Go Out and Make Good

Tom was beginning 10 understand
1T may not sound modest 10 talk
like this" Jane continued, but
haven't any mother TO go TO.
You will have when you marry me,
he comforted. tie thought of Jane and
his mother. and he was grateful TO
think that the latter. and not he,
would hereafter be entrusted with
these unintelligible soul condolences.
You're taking II for granted that
we will be married. protested Jane.
warningly
Won't we?" asked Tom in fresh
astonishment.
Il don't know" she said looking up
at him with touch Of pity.
Just where is all this talk leading
to- he demanded.
To an understanding. | hope she
said, softly.
What Of the Future?"
What is there TO understand" he
cried Il love You and you love me,
M he finish is marriage
And what about the future p
After we are married.
Yes"
I'll always love you. Jane he pro-
tested. valiantly
You think so now, she said.
Il will" he assured her confidently.
Il give YOU my word | will
She turned away in despair.
Either you can't or won't under
stand me" she said. There is a
practical as we'll as a spiritual side Of
marriage. II involves great RESPONSE
bilties"
And this seeress Of something over
twenty, viewing the great responsible
ties from afar. felt tears Of exaspera-
tion rising 10 her eyes at her own help
lessness in making a man see them as
she did
Tom rose "Oh. I suppose he fulmi-
mated. you are thinking of that job
again"
II am thinking Of your attitude re-
garding it, she told him.
Great Scott, Jane he shouted
Lots of fellows have been married
with less prospects than mine. It's
the responsibilities that make them
hustle. II gives them incentive. | will
be the finest little hustler you ever
saw. It's only question Of time till
strike something big. Luck can't
run against me forever.
That's just it said the girl She
rose from her chair and turned as If
10 go. It's that which makes me
afraid. You regard everything as he
ing question Of luck
Then what is it," he asked aehast
at her lack OF knowledge OF the world.
Almost In despair. she resolved t.
make one more attempt 10 make this
sightless creature see the light.
"Chsr1eter2 You Haven't Any"
Character" she said. sententiously
"A woman is dependent upon her hus-
bands character for her happiness"
What's the matter with my char
acter?' he asked indignrndy.
You haven't any" SA" chose to
fire this protective without previous
notice of declaration OF war.
what" he cried, amazed and out
ragged
1T hasn't formed II hdsl't crystal
lized. she explained You're only an
irresponsible boy without one settled
conviction.
He turned away, angrily
You needn't go any farther. Jane.
he said IF this is 10 be a psyche
logical analysis uf so;lc hing ! haven -
got we'll stop right now. It's too deep
for me There's only one thing in my
mind and that ~ DO YOU want -
marry me? | haven't any fears for he
future--not one---and, il you 'vunt me
TO prove my love and ability to pro-
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

fever: home plants for rendering
milk pure: kerosene lamps and stoves
that cannot possibly explode; auto
mobile and street car tenders gas
je,s that cannot be accidentally turn
ed on or on, shields whereby line
men cannot be injured by contact
with live wires; breathing helmets
for use in mines and excavations,
portable fire escapes; warning signs
OF all sorts. goggles and screens for
workmen. antiseptic mouth-pieces
for telephones patent scaffcldnGs
that cannot fall, and many other de-
vices.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

mas udN Is Nit
commander of the
Salvation army OF
America. which is
brin ginG the Christ
mas spirit into the
homes OF the poor
all over the land.
The daughter OF
Gen. Booth. she
began her rescue
work in the slums
OF London over %
years ago. Though
a woman, she is
obeyed by over 3,-
so officers al
nearly a thousand
posts throughout
the country. Over
80 in q u 3 { r AZ
h O m g 8. W h &c n
shelter 10000 men
nightly. % rescue
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

GA earth peace. good VIII toward hrH'
Like ii. S-li,
Ll,ssei are the poor in spirit. Tor
turirs is the kiu-dom OF heaven.
blessed are they tbat mourn for
tho, rGaH be c0Wforted
Blessed are the meek for they
shall inherit the earth
Blessed ore hey which d. hunger
and thirst after righteousness Tor
they shall be nlled
Blessed are the merciful for they
snail obtain mercy
Blessed are the pure in heart: for
they shall sec God.
Blessed are ttc peacemakcrs for
they shall be called the children OF
God.
Blessed arc they which are perse-
cutcd Tor righteousness sake for
iheirs is the kingdom of hcaVen.--
Mathew s. $40.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
TO IRRlGATE FARMS.

PAW PAW, Dec. 26.--Kalamazoo
and Paw Paw residents are forming
company TO irrigate the fruit belt
in this section. They have bought
the Taliaferro farm on the west
bank of the Paw Paw river. one and
one-half miles north Of Paw Paw, as
the site for the reservoir. Sufficient
water will be stored to irrigate all
the district north of Paw Paw. east
Of Bloomingdale road and west OF
MaLle lake.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
AGED MAN FOUND DEAD

PONTIAC, Mich. Dec 26.-When
Mrs. Evans. a neighbor of Stephen
Parker. residing at Amy, three miles
east OF Pontiac, knocked at Parkers
door she receivol no response. Peer
ing through the bedroom window she
saw Parker in bed Help was sum
moned and the door broken in Park.
er was dead and Coroner Farmer de.
cided death was due 10 natural causes
He w~s az years old
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Ex.Mavor Killed in Fire.

DRESDFN. Ont. Dec 2G.-One man
was killed and 100000 worth OF prop.
erty was destroyed by fire yesterday
1ne blaze started i'm c. A. Jeffreys
millinery store and spread to adjoin.
ing buildings An explosion blew ont
the front Of Robert Atkens' grocery
store. Killing G. V. Hicks. former
mayor. and seriously injuring the Rev.
g. r. Long. a Methodist minister
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
SANTA CLAUS" FOUND DEAD.
Freezes To Death After He Had
Rounht Gifts For LIttle Friends.


ST. LOUIS. Mo- Dec. 26.--Chtldren
Of Nortn 81. Louis TO whom for many
years William Rie had been a real
Santa Claus. missed the bulging
pockets of their benefactor Christmas
morning The old man was found
frozen 10 death Saturday in a road
way where he had dropped. overcome
by the intense cold. almost at the
Threshold OF his home. while return
ing from his last errand OF love In MS
self-imposed role OF Santa Claus.
Hanging to his arm was basket oil
gifts TOR his little friends, and in one
hand was a package of candy and nuts
for the lirtle stockings it was his
privilege to MI.
Rie was widower He lived alone
in a small frame house where he as
sembled many toys for his faNorite
children OF the neighborhood.