davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-06-15

Before taking the bull by the horns
you should complete satisfactory ar
rangements for letting go at the psy.
chological moment.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-06-15

Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-06-15

UBA has reciprocity In trade with
the United States, The bill giving
the Island the benefits of the trade
agreement was considered at an
extra session Of congress called by
President Roosevelt. There was q
good deal of sentiment in the Gu
ban matter, more than there has
been in connection with the Cana
dian reciprocity measure. The bill
went through the house and was
nv tho conata tokipu oil
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1911-06-15
HIS VIEW OF IT.

Jones.-New York Times.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06

oen oeo afileringen al RinOesmar-
fet / Spbp al Bib. 2osien Ssit-
bag oen If. SUM er fnitiat iooIe-
oes: 6oIfetinesmnno y. 6. Gbriiten-
ien 6olOer Soueotalen Dereiter er
Der offentIist @soe / 5fooen. boor
5inonsminiiter Reerganro og Sol
fetingsmonO 9initrnp taller.
9Oroiif SjcrfrGauler-S conference.
timber Den nor0iife 6ierfrpuoitiI-
ling" | a~sbenbann %. = % SUM
D. u. pil Der / 3o9ene %. og "a.
SUM blioe afboIot EN- 6ierfreaoIer-
conference, bpori ale 3 noroiife2on-
De oeItaeer. Sofi99ermeiterO .grnn,
Seooineeenoro o9 @reoe @bIeieIot-
9%ouruig, 2un0s9aaro, foreitaar poo
De iamp. oanife observation-disclosures
8e9ne Oroningen al aonferencen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06
&pe

0Ifert Hicoro: aamoen | Ipo.
itelfirfem. 8eileonins til SeIuitu.
blum II. $40.
3. 9. Reper: Snoao = Cpab =
Sremao. Soler boIot geroen ouer.
Snob. $1.10.
+. Better: spipl. autoriieret
Ooeri9tteIie peo %. BoIff. 40c.
6. 5. SOFT: 9ntberif ariitcubom.
On tirfeIie Notwithstanding
90 Gents.
9aar SDroen leoer. 9srneiort9l.
ling Of 30. : uoeiuet al Bait.
asid. .Sonien. Is Gents.
Dam. 9utb. 9ubl. SOM G.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06
Nogle nDe gsger
for Senoagsifolen,

Solbprn / ct Solrigt 9anS. "
Rarp q. 5ucf. Bna Ganit oeb
u. St. SfiIoringer at in6Hfs
gsrn. Den banoler mart ON Ipt.
feliee SoIifinsbsrn, mart ON
Dem, Der maatte snife, at be an.
brig par fsote, bIanoi Dem man
ee al garne9steifabernes ulptfe.
Iiae Dire. t08 Sioer, imuft inb.
bunoen, os meo giaeoer. Bris
40 Gents.
Brep. til mine Wsrn, fro bet beI.
lise 3aub. af Senrp u. $arper.
Neb mango SIuitrationer. Sno.
6unoen / farpetrpft Bnpbino.
gris 40 Gents. Zen er Ieoio9ei
of ct 5ororo al grouit Sob. 8ibe.
g.terien. Daarbus Stiitstioenoe-
ffriber: .Genne Bog fan man
snite ben pi6eIt muIige nobre
belle, oa Den er ct 5pperlist SiRI
pemibbe' til 5orfInrins af man8,
% M Jet I De bibeIife 5ortGI'
finger.
0rense o. 9rsnse. Sfiloringer fro
Ni5iiongmarfen. Oneriat al aa,
rem G9oer. Oct er en- Bog ON
3renee al foriteaiee 8ac.r, Sub.
faroer oe Cproe. Den fort9le,
ON Snoiens og arabiens brunt
Drenge, ON airifns iorte og 81.
mas guile Drense, os ON Eren.
gene ibInnot amerifns S%noianer.
TANNER. Wen fsrit og rem.
melt ifplner Den imelem be to
ftore Sopeoerupper: grenge, Der
er 9riitne, og DrenQe, Der iff.
er ariitne. Oe oen minoer ON
at @rRnieIfelet ir ,1em oisie to
@-upper itrafter igennem belle
Berben - iaapel bUor be utulti.
pereoe iom bpor be ~fultipereos
5olfeitammer Dor.
goeen er paa t56 Siber, mutt
inbb. oa rigt iIluftreret. Pris &C
Gents.
S.rresasrbsfolf. en- ny Bog al 2ir.
fine Bormarf. Den ~inoeboloer
en- SamIins Of fem rifle % le.
penbe fortaIte Smnatr9f at 81.
oct paa2mbet, iier iom bet lepes !
be Iape Stuer unber &ptternei
etroatas. 4s Siber meS Oil.
Ieber, 8 forpetrptt OmfIas. Bril-
20 Gents.
1sr RebarSeibere | Sprnefirfen-
Gortqnineer % Smaaitpffer til
SsnoossfoIeus Tertrnffe. 1
abpent til Binie. geb 3. WIom.
berg, Meilefefretnr for 8Srne-
eubstiemdtsa. 70 Siber. Pris
% Gents.
DON. 2utb. BubI. &oue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06


6oloeg SuititS, bpis OrOensforpiet
ifoI oere anoet emo Ct Orb pna Ba-
piret. 9ei - men De lmaa g@r-
g~errig6eOer, oct er Dem. Ser irrite-
rer gublifum. Soao er oct life for
Naone, iom buffer frem poG Ell
9srnebiplpsOae og energiit trpoer
Jig n9oneoe og ta9ne oIoorIigt?
.Gorfotterinoer", oaoncertIangere",
nSfueipiaerinoer" og andre itore
aunitnere moi eeen Snobiloning,
g%erioner, 6pis griiten5 ingen amer,
men bpis belle Sieen Qoar no paa at
tomnle / Apiienl 8en, Der i~frioer
0isie 9inier, oeo, bpiIfet ipnoiet
greol, aomiteen boert adr ouer-
paI6es meo al 8erioner, Der er pre-
De, for6i De life er nponeoe, eaer
life n9ones ofte NOT.
gr oenne 6umbng / 8eIeeren-
6eoens Iono2 gr Sen life tu9rt-
imoo egnet til at s0eI9gge Sen Del
gsrenbe0, Der berbiemme altio bar
bait ct iao trofoit gubIifum2
gsrne6i9Ips0neen treneer / bsi
8roo til at refonitrueres. 8ebolo
De popuIpre Optog. Sptogne ifnl
til, ieIo ON oeres Opgope ion fun
par at iRtte 6orue poa Doeen, %
uoenom oisie Opto9 ifoI iaa Srto-
inmIerne oirfe miot iblnn0t Bubli-
fum. Men oet forpIieter at eoa
me0 en- 9ssie ira Mnn0 til Nauo.
enboer @aoe0reng fan rasIe. Ren
BET er life oct. gei Be fnnr ben
itsrite Ssit, iom ger Sn6trpf aIene
oeo 6eres blotte gpien.
abalt / en- Srsno. 9ao @oot
baabspei / asbenboon ifete Sen 10,
Mai en- iergeIis ltlufte.
RogIe al 9renoe1e paa geien
ifllIoe un0erisges, og en- 40-nari9
A~rbeiosmnn0, Ssren OIien, 9rias-
bel, ien6tes neo / en- al Dem for at
manle 8nn0itan0en.
Set unoreoe Ronoifobet ooen-
for, at Olien life Loo bsr. ira Jig,
efter at ban oor fommen oerneo, og
en- nn0en @rbeioer ien6tes oerfor
neo for at ie, buno Der par / 9eien.
Hpppe par ban fommen ne6 / grsn-
ben, fsreno ban bar oeo at beioi-
me, ioet 6ele 9rsnoen bar fpIot Of
9iftiee @asnrter. SeIbigois boooe
ban arefter oe aanosneru9relie
nof til at iienoIiiere op. og I Itsr-
ite SAT- bleO ban truffet OBJ os fom
mart til arpfter ioen.
Dan tilfalote 0erefter 6reOerits-
berg ambuInnce, mer 0enne tunoe
intet uOrette. Saa rasleos 6oIcfs
ambuIonce irem / fuf6 6art, og
eiter mango 9eipprllg6eoer lDffe-
BEG oct omiioer at faa ct 5Oo ilaaet
ON 9ioet paa arbeioeren, ser Iaa
liplss paa 8rsnOens 9un6. og foa
6nm beiiet op.
Get oar imiolerti6 Tor lent.
Zen rbpuStnmme" SOlbut. Zen
mprfpprOige Soloat, Der forleoen
iimulereoe osoitum paa @aSen i
9i6org, er illppen 6eloigi ira 81
itorien. San bar nemlig inOfaI6t
til eritatning for en- ll5ebIeoen,
iom imioIertio meI0te Jig iamme
Gag og OermeO inaeu aflbier baooe
usbig. Nu er Simnlanten / Sd
ge Bib. Stiftitio." reiit 5iem til
9oeriteo Oeo 6isrring.
5ansefOlunien Deo aslien tager
man en- Gang | oenne Waaneo tat
pnn at reiie ben 8pgnine, Der ifnl
bnie De Sanger, iom efter ben npe
2on ifal op6oloe zig / aolonien peo
aslien. Raar 0enne 8pgning til
efteraaret tages / grug, bar man
= ifriper BIB. Stifttio." - faf-
tilt @runolaget for en- fait 89ng-
-foff r.. O< n o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06

aqre 8nitor Mattbieienl
geitpreIie osgfepreientantita6 for
.ariiteIigt DaebIao", iomlet til bet
oorIige Ns0e, lender Gem en- bier
telig oe tprlig Silien.
Samtioig fsler ri 8rang til at
uotale for Gem, font De iiftert .r
foruo ~operbepiit oerorn, at ben Dom
/ Strait al boiIfen De M iiooer /
5engieI, life bar meofort nogen
JON BELT 6oronoring / Dor Stiaing
til lem.
8i Ter pao Dem meo uforanoret,
fuI0eite Siaio; fun er por Aetelie
for Fem bleoen poerIigere forsset
oe0 ben Moaoe, bporpna De bar to
get 8eres T~omfeIoeIie.
0g inn Gat for, bpab ser er eoa-
ct foru6.
3of Tor Ceres 5roitab og Wo0
oe lloboloenbeo / aontpen.
8of. forOi De u6en 5rpet eaer
goflen too iaa fat pao set, ION
De aniaa for Ret oe SonObeo, og
life ipurgte ON, 6oa0 Menneifer
mente. men finn ON, boao Ser oar
@uos @iGie.
gi iaoner Gem / SEN oagIig.
@irfiombe6. Og ri iooner 0em nu
Der ibIon0t os.
Men nj logger 3eres Gag / @u6s
Soan6. forpisie0e ON, at ban / fin
Roo6e oiI bore og opfpIoe ale De
mango Bonner. Der / 6enne Sio
6a9Iia ooer belle 9an6et opienoes
for Gem, inn De, mar oisie Mno-
neoer er gnaet. me0 fornpet aroit
moa funne optage Ceres, Gem ieIo
ion fore % al SUBS 9srn | 0on-
mart ion ~panif6nneoe 8erning ,og
after eaa | Gampen for, bpo6 Der
er ret % ianot og rent.
6erren oeIiigne oe 6epare Gem
boo6e til 2egeme og SipI, inn oe-
ion ben Strof iom &c er bleoen
iosmt. MOI tiene Gem til Sooe
og blipe til CUBS gGre.
oaae Sing tiener Dem til @ooe.
iom eIifer @n0." = at Sub mo
eres i nneEing oe6 ariiii SENS
gsrnc6iGlpsbngen I Gsbenbapn.
De imnn gGrserrigbeoer. Bort
2an6" ffriDer: 8oIp SuiinOe as-
fiiterenoe - BET ipimler neo 9an-
fen Get oil nItioa iiae, of 6oer al
observation-disclosures 5triosmPno %
aoinoer genneminitlig t%ilfsrer Sos
len 6-7 ar. nettol Oct er ct meget
maaert Heiultot efter Ell bel Days
oprioen6e Gaslen, men mogrere
qnonn noar mon betRnfer one De
tore % omiten6elise 6orbereoelier,
iom er onaet foruOl
Som Observation-Disclosures bar nb-
biflet ia, er Ben oe5 at fan flere
Mo6itnnGere emo genner.
On al be oaientligite @run6e
BERTH er oen, at 9agen er blepen
De imaa 9Grserriebeoers fore Tag,
pno buiffen Se frit fnar 9ou til at
tiimIe fig for 8ubIifums Zine. 81
ifnf life .ale lRnae ON De blanoeoe
Snoinmlere (og nounfia SnSIamler-
fer, iom bor if9mmet oe iioite
gsrnehiplpsooge. De optr9oer life
t~ofrioere, END at Der maa funne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06

&6@N 0AAb
Re N9n0.
9anSbpI 9afferS 5rebmins. Sta
ten bar M ooertoget apmpebsiene
oe0 3anObsl, og De er o~erefter bic
pen unoerln9t HanobsI Statsifoo-
o@iitrift. 6or life at ifGmme oct
imuffe Garti bar man | 5slge Sci
! lie u. Ap." / Steoet for at iqtte
3egn omfring 9offerne oim9rfet
9oerpunfterne meo ggetr9sppIe,
paa boiIfet ser er maIet en- arone.
On iinbsips Solbat. 6orle0en
9tat traf 9oeIsmano 16. 9srguoro
/ alnrup en- oriooaaoSeitepasier, iom
ban broete til Soeneiosoen / Hom-
orlp. Ser tunoe Soloaten, Der /
6sIge .4alb. Sit" aaben5art bar
~iinosiue, Iiee forfInre, at ban Ian
/ aaIborg, babe Rr. 81, beo an-
ton Anoerien og boo0e o9ret /
5ioroen. San bleo inolaet paa
@orniionsipgebuiet / AoIborg.
Sumo ira StenaIoeren. 5 llggeI-
buie Itsote man forIeOen unoer
8Isining paa en- Mart, ser tiIberer
@oorOeier ID. 9niperiens @nfe, pan
nogIe Sten, ser bite Jig at ppre ct
StenoG0er- @rooite6. Get maaIte I
5sIee 0Hano. 3oebI." 6 aIen /
2pngoen og 3 alen | 9reooen, o9
BET loa 1 AIen nnoer S%oroooerfIa-
ben. 5 @raoen fanot mnn 81. a.
Ell Stensre, en- S%tenoolf, ct imuft
StenippO og Ell runo Stenflgle.
6n eammel IlfoOeiens. Sogne-
raaosiorman0 anuoMleaer i @rum-
itrup bar / '5eloe ooor5. 5oIfebG."
ifpnfet Soriens Mltielm Ell ooer-
o~r0entlig oeI6eDoret aIfopeieng, ser
oitages at pRre ct Bar Sunore0e
Mar gommel. 5orooen finOes Ell
uoifaaren @immel me0 iorifeIIige
iorgpIOte 6igurer. Selue Sengen
er al 5prretr9, men De bar StoIper,
Der bprer SimmeIen or al Ggetrp.
Sengen bIeu forleoen OpitiIlet / Scr
lens Nuieums 2otnler / Ben gamIe
tetniife Sfole.
SDoif Sangfeit / 1912. Central
beitprelien for De ipoife Sangfore-
ninger iamt Ooer0iriaenten, Don't
oreaniit 4rtbur 4lling bar 9sroog
Den 10. Nai / 6oriens for at treiie
arrangement i anIeonina al Sang
feiten Der / 8pen. Get bIeu peOtaget
49, 4
at afboIoe en- airfefoncert og en-
aoneert i R%ioebuiet, iamt en- tor
5rilnfts- % Tolfefoneert, 9Dis Ste0
BOG enonu life er faitiIonet. Som
Soliit piI meooirfe aammerianger
Better Cornelius. 9roorommet for
5an9feiten foreIiooer fer6igt me6
llnota9elie Of noele gnfeItbe6er.
8nptiitiOloaten / @iborg. Sitter
6orlpoen0e / nSfiDe 7flfbl.~ bar oen
ontalte 8iborg -defrut. Der ppgreOe
ii9 ueO al bare 8aaben, forOi Oct
itreo MOB bans 9eligion. nh er-
flereret Tia oilfia til at opfpIoe r.
ne Bligter iomSoloat. 01anoen 6eO-
Der Otto laurien, er NllreriDeno
o9 TANNER ira 9iprt / Snbl aom-
mune.
9pOsfulO. Snipeftsr OeO oct fgI.
86pitummeinititut. 3ranslatsrSnns
;. ensien aetting er iisIge 50. e.,
Ons6ag Den II. Nnl nigaact pes
8eesn efter noeen 2ibs Spgoom, :
81 aar al. San bop0e / ooer 40
9tar p9ret fnnttet III SuItititet, |
iom 29rer og iioen 1887 Tom Sn-
ipeftsr, og ban neO meeen anieeIie
inoenfor line Stanosfpler.
On al 5re6ericin aommnne-
ifoles 9Ioite Og Opgtigite 2arere, |
Snineftar q 0 Jhnneieh.S chm iat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06

5 5ansefolunien be5 adien tager
man en- Gang | oenne Raaneo fat
pnn at reiie ben 8p9nine, Der ifnl
buie be Sanger, iom efter ben npe
2op ifal opboloe iie ! aolonien peo
aslien. Raar 0enne 8pening til
efteraaret tages / grus, bar man
= ifriper n8ib. Stiftitio." - faf-
tilt @~runolaget for en- fait 89ng-
ielsfoloni Der / 2anoet. De San
ger, Der fSres til ben npe aolonian-
Italt ! aslien. ifol nemIis bliDe
Der bele oeres Stroffetio; tioligere
maatte De ON ginteren rejie tiIbage
til 9ugtbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06

Gn nfbolbt Brett. Som en- gr-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for lang girfiom-
beo | paitoratet og Jon ct geuis
paa Wenigbebens Sengipenbe6 oe
Ssioetelie er Der | aloobors-E bpr-
fling peo frioiGige giorag inoiam-
let 500 ar. til EroDit 4mmun6-
len I Sfaoe til anifoffeIie al en-
&eit | Steoet for ben Remonte, iom
Fan biotiI bur benpttet / fit meset
piotitrafte Eropiti. gopen bIep |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06
9aptiitiOloaten i @ibora. 81

6orlpoen0e i ~Sfi0e 6lfbI." bar Den
omtalte 8iborg-defrut Der ppgreoe
iia ueO al bare 8aaben, iorOi oct
itreo MOB bans 9eligion. MI er-
flpreret iis oilia til at opipIOe II
ne Bligter iomSoloat. g1anoen 6eO-
Der Otto l,aurien, er Mureripeno
o9 Hammer ira 9iert / Sabl aom-
mune.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06

yarifeIist 9asblaO". geO Sri
fteligt DosbIaos oroirere 9eitprel
les % Rspraientantmsoe, ser at
boIbtes ben II. Vfat bleo neOenitna
enoe 9iIien til gaitor Nattbieief
enltemmigt peotoget al De tiIIteoe
oerenoe Observation-Disclosures OF
Hepr9ientanter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-06-06

Soet ri benuiier til oOenitoaenbe Re6o.IeIie fra
Sr. gaitor O. 1'iiniter. iom fOreitaar Saskatchewan al
ariiteIist 5oIfebibIiotbef, tiaooer ri os at gre Gem
betenot meo Sn6boIoet al De Bigger iom biotil er no.
TONNE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23
TRYING TO
GET ROCKY
ON STAND
lUyIrnD rREss LEASED wlREl

Washington, Nov 23.-Represen-
tatiye A. o. Stanley. Of Kentucky,
chairman Of the house committee
which Is Investigating the steel trust,
announced today that he viii demand
on the floor Of the house that the
Democrats back the steel probe when
congress reassembles.
Stanley Is convinced that John
D. Rockefeller and his chief phllan-
thropic manIpulator, Rev. f. r
Gates, should be called before the
investigating committee 10 explain
the story told by Leonldas Merritt.
the grizzled old backwoodsman and
miner Of how the old king multcted
him out Of millions in mining prop
erty.
The work Of the Stanley commit.
tee may be nullined by a TECHNICAL
~ in the resolution which created
the committee, according 10 attorneys
for the steel trust, who argue that
tho United States dissolution suit
against the trust forblds further In
quiry by the committee
Stanley may be compelled 70 sus
pend the hearings until congress
meets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23
WHO'S WHO
FOR CITY
ALDERMAN
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CANDI.
DATES WHO HAVE FILED AC.
CEPTANCES-LOOK UP THE MAN
IN YOUR WARD,

BROWN, Geo G., First ward, clerh
state school land board,
CLARK, Harvey L., Seventh ward
collector and advertising man.
CONSTABLE, c. c., Second ward
county fruit inspector.
GEHLER, Max H., Sixth ward, man
ager Union Abstract company.
JONES, Jerome f., Fourth ward, buy
er for the Salem Canning company
LOW, Walter s., Fourth ward, mana
ger Low Livery and Feed stables
MoFFITT, A. T., First ward, present
alderman and house mover.
PEMBERTON, Johu, Fifth ward
manager Horticultural Fire Relief
Insurance company.
RIGDON, W. r., Second ward, mana
ger Undertaking ParlOrs
SIEGMUND, John, Third ward, Union
Abstract company.
SKATE, j. n, Sixth ward, pumps
and plumbing
TOWNSEND, 0. L., Seventh ward
employe Spauldlpg Lumber COM
pany.
TURNER, John d., Fifth ward, attor-
ney United States National Bank
building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23
MURDERER
PROBABLY
IS FOUND

San Francisco, Nov 23.-H!s
bloody overalls found in the base
ment in which Benjamin A. Good
man. diamond salesman. is alleged to
have been murdered and refutation
of his alibi by his mother, have to-
day convinced the police here that in
John Rogers they have a man VINO
knows more about the robbery and
killing than he cares to confess.
Rogers, who is employed by pro-
duce company, in the basement OF
whose building the crime is declared
to have been committed said the
overalls were bloody because he had
been working with game
Rogers mother and sister, not
knowing what Rogers had told the
detectives, declared that he had been
in Oakland. where the family lives,
only between 1880 and $3.50 O'Clock
Saturday night, and they said he was
not at home Sunday at all. The de-
tectives declare Rogers said he was
home Saturday and Sunday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23

at the prisoners attitude, Miss Nc.
Donald's younger sister, Mabel, arose
as if to hurl herself at the accused
man. She was intercepted by a bail
itf, who led her from the courtroom
"Why, if you were treated so bad
ly, did you remain with this man?'
thundered Judge Campbell.
81 had to remain" responded the
witness 81 had no clothes and DR..
McDavit would buy me none"
Why did you not call to pedes-
trians on the street?" he persisted.
DR.. McDavit's Office" she answered
was adjoining my room and the
least sound he would rush into the
room and fix his eyes on me. Then |
would seem not to care how long !
remained. 1t was only when he neg
lected me that I wanted to go away
Before stepping from the stand
Miss Mcdonald turned until she
faced McDavit To-day" she said
SIS the fifth anniversary of oul
meeting. Do you remember?"
McDayit hung his head but made
no reply.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23
GOVERNORS
SUGGESTION
ADOPTED
TROUBLES OF THE OREGON
CENTRAL DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY AND SETTLERS MAY BE
ENDED UNDER THE COVER.
NOR'S PLAN.

By what promises to be one of the
most unique arrangements ever at
tempted in connection with a Carey
act project in this state, it is prob
able that the problem of the Central
Oregon Development company may
be settled by the naming of a com
mittee of three-the members to
represent the Desert Land Board,
company and f/tlers. respectively
to take over the assets and notes Of
the project, and to dictate its con-
troll land management
This suggestion, coming from
Governor West, after an all-day dis
cussion yesterday met with spohta-
neous approval of the board, and j.
E. Richardson, representing the
water users on the project, which is
the biggest in the state Representa-
tives of the company made some OBJ
lection, and agreed to refer the
plan to the directors.
In event the scheme is definitely
worked out, no new developments
will be contemplated the whole work
to be centered on the final furnishing
of water to those on the lands now,
and no new sales will be allowed. The
company now has about $S2S,O00
outstanding Indebtedness. according
to figures given by representatives Of
the company
Pending action by the directors,
the board will wait for full state
ment as to the fanl status Of the cor.
poration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23
STUDENT is
BURNED TO
DEATH IN BED
YERGM NOLAND, OF KLAMATH
FALLS, A STUpENT AT THE U.
OF o., BURNS TO DEATH IN
ELECTRIC BATHROBE YESTER.
DAY.

Eugene, Or, Nov 29.-Vergil No
land, a freshman at the University Of
Oregon, and left guard on the var
sity football team, which played
Washington Saturday, was burned to
death in an electric bathrobe in his
room at the Sigma Nu Fraternity
House yesterday.
No one saw the fatal accident, He
was suffering from slight cold, and
did not turn out to football practice
in the afternoon. He went to his
room shortly after 2 o'clock, saying
that he was going to take hot bath
and go to sleep. A little before .
O'clock Hal Bean, his roommate and
Sid Henderson, were in the room,
and he was then lying on the bed
with the bathrobe around him, and
apparently asleep. Shortly after
$50 o'clock the odor of burning
cloth was detected in the house, and
when Noland's fraternity brothers
entered the ROOM the bed was ablaze
The flames were extinguished i'm
mediately and physicians arrived
within a few minrtes, but Noland
was dead. His body was frightfully
burned.
The bathrobe was an electrical
cOntriyance for the generation OF
heat by resistance similar to electri'
cal foot warmers and electrical pads
which are used in hospital work, II
place of hot water bottles. 1t wa'
not equipped with q thermostat fol
shutting off the cur 'ent at a certain
temperature, and the supposition /!
that holland either tainted, or wa
overcome by fumes generated by th'
rising heat or possibly the smoke
which threw him into stupor from
which the flames could not rouse him
The resistance coils of the coHtriv
ance were in a white heat when dis
covered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23

Denver, Colo Now Women
rioted madly at the doors of the
criminal court here today when the
court room was opened for contlnu-
ance of Gertrude Patterson's trial
for her life, on the charge of hav-
ing murdered her husband.
A mob of women gathered outside
and rushed forward, insanely eager
to hear the morbid details of the
trial. They fought wildly They
iostled, pushed, pulled hair, knocked
each other down, trampled upon the
fallen, and acted like .manlacs. One
womans hair was nearly torn out
and another was so badly injured
that she had to 90 to the sheriff's Of
flee for repairs.
Mrs. Patterson. the defendant,
witnessed the str ggle As usual
she was calm and Indifferent, and
made no expression
Police Surgeon Mudd, first witness
for the state called today, gave tes-
timony that helped the defense. He
said that after the tragedy he took
Mrs. Patterson to the police station
While on the way there she said her
dying husband struck her and hand
ed the revolver with which she had
shot him, saying
Now, damn you, kill yourself" He
said her cheek bore the mark of the
blow Mrs. Patterson showed the
revolver under her husbands pros
trate body after she fired the second
time.
Dr.. T. s. Parson, the first physi-
clan summoned described how Pat
terson lay He said that there were
two bullet holes IN the back OF Pat
terson's coat. In Patterson's hand
he found a clipping telling Of his
alienation suit against Emil Strauss,
the Chicago man 10 whom, Mrs. Pat
terson claims. her husband sold her
for $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23

San Bernardino, Cal, Nov. 23.-
Holding her own under a pitiless
cross-eXamination at the hands of
former Superintendent Judge John
Campbell, regarded as one of the
best criminal lawyers in the state,
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, high school
girl, today stepped from the witness
stand with the story of her alleged
mistreatment by DR.. A. w. McDavitt,
former dentist, unshaken. McDavit
will probably give his version of the
affair this afternoon. All during her
cross-eXamination, Miss Mcdonald
kept her eyes riveted on those of her
mother, not once looking in the di-
rection of the accused man.
Several times she appealed to
Judge BledsO to have McDavit, who
kept his eyes fixed on his accuser, to
remove his gaze. 81 can feel that
his eyes are upon me-" she said,
"even when he is miles away"
This request seemed to appeal to
McDavit's sense of humor and he
broke into a broad smile Angered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-23
WOMEN NOT
JURORS IN
CALIFORNIA
UNITED PRESS LEASED w1Rn.I

San Francisco, Nov. 23.-All cases
in which women have sat as jurors
in California are invalid, according
to a statement made by Attorney
General Webb to the United Press
here today, reiterating his opinion
that equal rights do not entail
jury service upon women.
"As l said before,a jury under the
common law consists of ~ free and
lawful men" Webb said. 81 can't
for the life of me see how we could
twist the reading so that men would
spell women. | reiterate my state
ment, and add that, in my opinion,
all cases where women have served
as jurors are invalid"