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The evening world., 1911-10-21
BUTLER TO PLAY ENTIRE
GAME FOR CORNELL TEAM.
Especial 70 Ths EVENING World,

ITHACA, N. Y, Oct. 2l.-Ths varsity
went through q long signal drill yes
terday at Percy Field. The mon worked
behind closed gates and. considering
that II was the day before q game, the
work was rather stir. Both Gets of
backs We're used. but few substtutions
were made In the line. and the same
will probably be the order In to-day's
game against Washington and Jeffer-
son. The first trio of backs. O'connor.
Hi!l and Hawkins, will start the game.
and in the second Gass, Mccormick and
Colllns will probably return to the game
In the third quarter. Butler At quar-
ter will &C. the full distance. - 6mlth
y not 4 the hNt e GAADA
The evening world., 1911-10-21
RAIN MAY BE MEANS OF GIANTS
WINNING WORLDS PENNANT
What Does Commission
Do With Worlds Series
Money, Asks McCraw
~ JOHN M'0RAW.

PhlIadelphfa, Oct. n
I would like to know what be-
comes of all the money that the
National Commission gets from a
series like this7 They are &C.
countable to no onD for It. In
tho second place. why DO they
have the moving picture rights7
In n mail yesterday I got q
reprlmand from the commission;
In another this morning I re-
ceived q request from II to have
the team pose for the moving
pictures. The players can. suit
themselves about posing for the
picture. I won't order them to
do II.
I don't know yet who will pitch
the next game. I haven't decided,
but I have an idea that It will be
some n who has not started
before In this series.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
COMMISSION SHOULD BUY GOV.
ERlNG.
Griffith May Get
Another Chance
From Cincinnati

CLARK Grihhth. manager Of the Gin
cinnati Reds. may not DO let 60 by
Garry Hermann after all. While he
has been thinking seriously Of seour-
ing . new manager. the fact that sv.
cry member Of the team stsnsd . pst-
ton asking him TO give ''drin' another
chance has been the means OF mailing
Garry sonsder doing 20.
A. Hermann thinks a great deal Of
his players, II would not be a surprise
n he finally offered 0rifith q contract
for next season. Another thing which
will help matters along for Griffith
was the great article Of ball which the
team put up during the last two
months OF the season and their won
derful victory over the Cleveland team
of the American League in the series
for the championship OF Ohio.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
ATHLETICS LEADER SAYS
JENNINGS IS A TRAITOR
TO THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ban Johnson Promises to Probe Davis's Charge
That Detroit Manager Told McGraw
Of Teams Weakness.
Dauis Says Jennings Told McCraw
That II Baker Was Cut He'd Quit

PHILADELPHIA Oct III have nothing to nks back"
Ia DAVIS. spMtfns Of his charges chat Jennfnu. the Tiger
manager. tipped Oh me 0iants - b how 70 beat me Athletics,
1Doonw told ne On me coaching Zines that Jennines told him
- way 20 baA he Athletics was to 30 into BAKER on third and
mAks him quit Mc0Fow told me IN addition 10 chat chat JGr
n1nGs aid Baker w1s . auittsr and II no were cut . couple Of
f1mo 10 would leave the ema I don't care how much Jsuntngs
AuAo n Or how much Mc0rsw denies Il. I en- absolutely cor
~ n my sNatsmsnt ana I win stick 10 e"
The evening world., 1911-10-21
Rugged Local Lad Aggressor
All the Way and in Tenth
Scores Knockdown.

Moran. tho English boxers The men VA ben
twenty ieunds, for a side bet 81 $3.50. . RurH
held at the Empire skating Palace at Birmine
nam on saturday, Dec. =. The palace Will accom-
noiaie lI.OVo persons.
One Round, Hogan. the lightweight, Il Cali
meet knockout Brown. the local fighter. In . ten.
49, lnni At A lnal club, has. been secured 70;
another contest. His ,opponent in this, sera3, w,n
change aslIoIs with In a ten-rouud bout Al .
club In Buoklyn On Monday evening. Oct 90
Alth ,ugh Battling Nelson has been badly bestsd
In the last two bouts he has fought at the clubs
In New Englari, he nevertheless 10 being sought
after by Other club manage IN the diffFent
bouts a, their clubs. Nelson has received amn
tom New Orleans. Memphis and Philadelphia fol
fights.
Of Boston. Is t9iug 10 bring about 4 match Be-
tween -Mstiy Baldwin and. Eide Murphy. The
erack Boston fighter, who have been fighting IN
ihur lUt TORN IN the Wet, II Is not likely.
Murphy u not a legilimato Ugh .weighL SAnS
unable to do lJa pounds,
George, Ensle,, maraser. Of Frank Klau1 the
to SGT the matchmaker, Of the West Side A c.
N New orleans 10 iuirge liilly Iapke 10 meet
Klaus In a twenty-gQunl bout for tho middle
%ceipt.." said Engle. II he Vii take Klaus on.
for l know that Frank can surely defeat him."
Dan McKetrick. who looks after the Attain Of
JOc Jtaneite, The co'Irei heavyweight, Is rather
snsry these days. Dan claim, that sam LangSonl
has cPwlei out q hi nroros,d tNen!y-round bout
fore The Pacific A. c, Of Les Angeles. Cal. neat
month.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
B..ketSall for soAoolb.y,.

Tue basketball tournament for eie-
mentary schools Will be held under the
auspices Of tho Public Schools Athletic
League this year between Oct. % and
Jan. q. Two classes will be decided.
They are for teams averaging ninety
Ave pounds and teams averaging 10
pounds.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
National League Bulletin.

President Lynch Of the National
League last night announced approval
OF the following contracts and releases.
Contracts: With Boston-Jay Kirke.
With Brooklyn-S. r. Higgins. Hub
Northern. walter Miller. Elliott Il.
Dent. Jud Daley. With Chicago-C1ar-
ence Marshall. 1sll-lsl2. With Cincin-
NATL. c. Benton. With New York
George ]. Bur q. Releases: by Brook
Ign TO Atlanta. 3. A--Waiter Miller. BY
Chicago TO Louisville. A Al. A.
Rowan.
The evening world., 1911-10-21
Do. show At Plstnaeid.

DoEdom will wend its way 20 Plain
neld Tomorrow. where the Plainfeld
Kennel Club will hold a one-day show
on the grounds Of the P~lainfeid Horse
SHOW Association. There ere close to
~ looo ontsrUA
The evening world., 1911-10-21
Layoff Has Given
Mathewson Chance to Re-
gain His Strength.
BYALEX. SULLIVAN.

IF the Giants win the worlds cham
ptouship from tho Athletics this sea-
son It will probably be due to the
lucky advent Of the rain spell. for when
Tuesdays game was over and their two
star pitchers had both lost . game
Apiece they were in utter rout. Had they
played on Wednesday they would un-
doubtedly have been bsaAen. for they
would have had to use an untried
pitcher. 20 far ~ this series In o n
csnsd. while the Athletics had Bender.
Plank and Coombs to fall back on In the
order named.
A. It 10, the rain has given the series
an entirely different complexion. and
before Il 10 over old Jupiter Pfuvtus Is
likely to cut Just - much . figure in
the outcome In behalf Of the Giants as
has J. Franklin baker for the Athletics.
Because Of the continued poor weather
conditions Il 10 not likely that there will
and the two teams will be forced to
wait until Monday before resuming hos
Titles. Even II the sun did come out
the grounds have been 90 thoroughly
drenched that II would hardly be pos
cible for them to be in good enough
condition TO permit Of play for at least
tw~enty-four hours.
COMMISSION SHOULD BUY GOV.
ERlNG.
And. by the way. u wouldn't be . bad
indea for the National Commission to
use some OF the Dig fortune they get out
of every post-season series to buy a
waterproof blanket large enough to
cover the entire playing surface OF
any field in tho country so that
after every game II might be used.
which would enable the teams to play
any day as long as II wasn't raining.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-08
HOW ONE
WOMAN WON
Her Health and Strength Back
Again by The Use Of Cardui.

Tampa, Fla.-In a letter from this
city, Mrs. Z. c. Corum writes: 81 was
all weakened and worn out with wo.
manly troubles. My husband brought
me some Cardui as a tonic, and, from
the first day, it seemed to help.
had almost lost my reason, but,
thanks to Cardui, did not. Soon,
felt and looked like a new woman.
think the remedy is wonderful. 1
recommend it to my friends, for l have
received great benefit from It,"
Cardui acts specifically on the weak.
ened womanly organs, strengthening
the muscles and nerves, and building
them up to health.
1t helps to refresh the worn.out ner.
vous system and relieves the effects of
overwork, both mental and physical.
Fifty years successful use fully
prove the merit of this purely vege.
table, tonic remedy for women.
In every community. there live some
who have been benefited by Cardui.
The beneficial effects of this time
tested woman's remedy, soon show
themselves in many different ways.
Try it.
N. B.-Wiite to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. chatta.
nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. for Special
Instructions, and 64-page book, Home Treatmsni
Tor Women sent in plain wrapper on request
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-08
GETTING ALONG WITHOUT POLITICS.

The Salem Capital Journal proudly that it has
scored victory for the people by securing submission of
charter amendment for the nonparsan primary the De
Moines-Tacoma plan"
The recent overwhelming defeat at Salem of the proposed
commission government charter would appear indicate that
the Capital City not wholly receptive of ideas in city
government
Yet Ye Editor Hofer is not discouraged
The reforms and innovations other cities have adopted and
found both beneficial and practicable too good for Sa
lem, although Salem may not think
After awhile may conclude that the fact that city
community has always conducted its affairs in certain way
not a sufficient reason why it always should.
All that is necessary is to show Salem.
That is what Editor Hofer proposes odo.
If the town doesn't like style of reform the colonel will
be ready with another.
He keeps with the latest fashions in politics. well
the best talormade suits.
The Salem editor and most other people know that
tisanship in local affairs is thing of the past.
1t adds little to the strength of candidate for any municipal
Office that he is a Republican a Democrat
1t gives something to be just enough to tant
political job with political flavor and to give undesirable
candidate advantage he should have and desirable
didate handicap he should not labor under.
If politics is frankly eliminated from municipal and local
fairs and the merits of candidate determined
without political bias doubtless the results will be nearer
the great of people desire to achieve-Oregonan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-08
ADOPT A BETTER ELECTION SYSTEM.

There amendment proposed to the city charter that
ought to receive unanimous vote
It amends present foolish and expensive primary law
that is held Saturday afternoon.
Business and their employees who live in the outlying
wards cannot get out to vote at the primary.
Our foolish foolish primary cuts off the very whose udg
ment want in city affairs
The proposed amendment to the charter provides nonpar
san direct primary for all city Offices
provides that be held Monday afternoon and that
be non-partisan primary
It forces interest into the primary by providing that where
candidate secures a clear majority he is elected
1t cuts off the expense Of another election for that Office
whether it be for mayor alderman
At the present fool primary few people vote and only
party men allowed to vote.
is just the opposite of watany rational minded citizen
wants in city affairs.
Vote for the charter amendment giving the Des Moins
Tacoma nonparsan primary forever shut up about
pense and unfair primaries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-08
CUT OUT THE ENGINEERING FooL1sHNEss.

After the people have struggled and put up 100000 to Sc
cure Free Locks and Canal aOregon City, along
dersrpper of engineer and proposes to defeat the whole
project.
No one thought of building another set of locks and canal at
Oregon City when the money being procured.
There ample power to fix reasonable price for the pres
ent locks and canal the west side of the river and take them
The foolish howl of some Oregon City patriots that because
corporation the locks and canal the side locks
and canal must be bought on the east side.
To air their demagogery and keep up their universal howl
about corporations those political giants would deprive the peo-
pie of all relief.
AS nearly figure out the situation the corpor-
alton owns both sides of the river.
the Oregon City agtaors have their way the peoples
y will be expended the east side for litigation and right of
way.
On the west side the money will buy the present locks and
canal and put them good shape for by the steamboat
is time there general protest against engineer folly
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The long time taken in selecting a
jury in the Mcnamara case, would
not worry the general public, If the
asinine managers of the Associated
Press, the United Press and other al
legged news associations, could learn
as the public long ago has, that the
wearisome selection of a jury is not
news and not interesting, and could
be persuaded to stop insulting re-
spectacle telegraph wires with the
rotten hog wash and interminable
drivel they dish up about it. The
Journal gets a couple of columns of
it every day, which goes into the
stove, as the waste basket has done
nothing deserving being inflicted with
it.
Isn't it rather strange that all
these faddists who are always telling
other people what they should eat,
and what they should not, in order to
have perfect health, die just like 9TH
er people, and most of them at below
the average age of humanity?
The 0regonian is much worried
over the treatment Banker Morris
has been receiving in Portland, and
blames the governor. 1t should turn
its guns loose on District Attorney
Cameron, at whose request Morris
was allowed to go to Portland Cam
eron could have lodged him in the
Jail if he wanted to, or even given
him a blanket in the 0regonian edi-
torial rooms, had the editors per-
mitted it.
The Chinese all over the world, be-
ginning today, will hold five-days'
celebration, if it can be called that,
to propitiate the boss devil on their
list, one Gum Ji. This does not look
like they were able to start a repub-
lie, but the horse editor suggests
that the getting rid of the Gum Jis"
is a good precedent for Republicans.
A&b
Cincinnati, Taft's home city, was
carried by the Democrats, and New
Jersey that has the distinguished
honor of being the home of Woodrow
Wilson, who has his eye, or rather
both of them where Taft places his
anatomy, was carried by the Repub-
licans.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-08
WILLIAMS IS
FOUND GUILTY OF
MANSLAUGHTER
JURY IN MOOT CASE FINDS HE
DID KILLING SEPTEMBER 81,
AND 1T is PROBABLE THIS
WILL BE GROUNDS FOR AP.
PEAL.

Last evening in the rooms of the
circuit court was held an interesting
session of the moot court Of the Will
lamette law school, when the case of
the State VS. Williams was brought
up before that august body. The
court was called to order by Dean
McNary and the work of selecting a
jury from among the members of the
junior class was Immediately COM
menced, both sides passing one juror
on peremptory challenges.
The statement of the case before
the jury by Winslow for the prosecu-
ton made quite an impression on the
minds of the jurymen; many of them
plainly showing their horror as he
recited the incidents of the crime for
which Williams was after adjudged
guilty. From his recitation of facts,
1t appeared that Mrs. Williams was
found murdered in her bed in the
Kenilworth hotel on the 31st of Sep
tember and that Mr.. Williams was
found lying beside the body, a large,
bloody knife grasped in one hand
and apparently asleep.
Witnesses were introduced to sub
stantiate these facts and also to show
that the knife belonged to Williams.
A nurse also testified that although
the immediate cause of the death
was pneumonia, that this was caused,
in turn, by the wounds received.
The defense seeing the danger their
client ws in, and realizing that the
jury was much impressed by the tes-
timony, tried the old insanity plea to
pull them out of the predicament, as
it has pulled many another fellow
out. Williams, while testifying in his
own defense, was apparently seized
with a similar attack to the one that
possessed him when he committed the
deed in question, but this availed him
little as Wells for the prosecution,
afterwrd showed his insincerity.
The real issue came when the fu-
ture lawyers of Oregon began to ar
que to the jury. High flights of
eloquence were INDUCED in time and
time again when the facts required
lodging, and after each effort, the
large audience heartily applauded.
Judge Charles L. McNary instruct
ed the jury in the three degrees of
murder and they were escorted to the
jury room Every one waited for the
verdict and great hush fell on the
house as the clerk read Guilty of
murder in the third degree"
At the conclusion of the trial Mr..
McNary thanked the audience for the
attention given and stated that SINH
lar trials would be held every second
Tuesday until the close of school, A
cordial invitation was issued to all
who had an evening of leisure, and
an interesting time was promised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-08

Tonight the annual meeting of the Salem Board of Trade
Plans for the work of next be taken up The reputa
on of Salem has been established for sanity conservatism
in publicity work The boom idea has been avoided steady
growth encouraged There have been has in development
dropping back into any kind of collapse paralysis
other towns where things have been Overdone Salem
has always had powers This city has not taken
fictitious territory cities have There today
thousand people properly belonging Salem that not
cuded in the city limits 1t is true the city fell down on secur
ing mountain water supply but going get munich
pal docks instead Taken altogether the progress of Salem has
been satisfactory and will be well if go through
other in the steady line of forward movement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-08

SarsapariIIa

Cures all blood humors, all
eruptions, clears the complex.
ion, creates an appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vieor and rim.
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chOcOlated tehia'e called Sarsatabs.
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SOLON,

Ralph Stephens has moved his fam
" into one of Mr.. Townsend's rent
Sidney Baker and Perlie Priest
family are suffering with the prevail
ing grip.
The village schools opened Monday
after a short vacation.
A good attendance is desired at the
meeting of Northern Light Rebekah
lodge Saturday night, April l, as
there is business of importance
The congregational Sunday School
are preparing little exercise for
Easter observance.
Earl Chase was called home from
New York where he had just gone
TO work by the death of his father
Charles Chase. of pneumonia. Mr.
Chase WIS stopping with his nephew
Fred Adams. The funeral was held
Tuesday with the interment at Madi-
son where Mr. Chase has lived until
recently.
Miss Hazel Wiley. who has been
very sick, is much better.
Mrs. Lena Fallon of New York is
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Severy.
Mrs. Nellie Smith is stopping at
her old home with her nephew's fam
lily Fred Merrill.
NJ. c. Joice and Mrs. Liyoina
Hughes, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Madison.
Mrs. Georgia Seyery and son, Char
lie, are spending few days with
friends in Skowhegan.
Fred Magoon and Willie Tuscan
will go Wednesday with petition
for signers on a new free rural mail
delivery route, going from here
across the new bridge into Embden
up the river to Bingham, back to
Johnson Corner by John Savage's to
the river and back to Scion, thus Gov
ering quite an extent of territory with
many patrons
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BINGHAM.

Lena Colby is spending the Easter
vacation at home from Wheaton SEM
mary.
Marion Baker and Janette Lander
from St. Josephs academy are also
at home through Easter.
Earl Andrews and Ralph Goodrich
are at home from Mount Hermon.
Merton Goodrich is in Boston, but
is expected home the last of the week
for a few days before returning TO
Dixtield.
Anon Baker, who is serving as
traverse juror at Skowhegan, was at
home Saturday night and Sunday
Leon Goodrich has been i'll from
earache and neuralgia the past week
and James Rogers has been taking
his place in w b. Goodrichs store.
Charles Pierce contemplates build
ing a house for himself this summer
on Whitney street.
Schools in the village have reopen
ed under the same teachers and with
good attendance.
The next meeting of the Congrega-
tional Church circle will be the an
nual meeting when officers will be
elected. 1t is expected that it will be
held at the residence of Mrs. F. II.
Colby.
Mrs. Whipple mother of Hosea
Whipple, and eighty-seven years OF
age, is i'll with bronchial pneumonia.
A. S. Burke suffers much from ner-
yous trouble, being unable to sleep
many nights.
Police officer Willard Carl found it
necessary to make an arrest last
Friday night for drunkenness and
disturbance of the peace. The party
resisted the officer and the club had
to be used At the hearing the fol-
lowing day fine of $1S and costs and
80 days imprisonment was imposed.
An appeal was taken and bonds fur
nished for bail.
The Joint committee of superintend-
ing school committee of Bingham
Caratunk, Concord Moscow, The
Forks and West Forks met at the
grammar school room in this village
Thursday afternoon. March %, and
organized for the year by choosing
|. C. Pierce, president and w. e
Robinson, secretary. Charles E. Ball
who has filled the place for six years
was reelected superintendent for an
other term of three years. The time
and salary of the superintendent was
apportioned as follows: Bingham.
1926; Caratunk. 2-26; Concord,
9-26; Moscow, 5-26; The Forks, 426:
West Forks, 2-26. Mr.. Ball will build
a house for himself on lbs lot on Pre-
BILE street the coming season Gardner
NJ. Bean has been employed as jani-
the village.
C.. S. Robson, who sold his resi-
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waterspcuts.

A waterspout Is a miniature tornado
originating In strong upward draft
Of air which occurs above the surface
IF a body of comparatively warm wa
ter. Its effect first becomes visible In
circular motion at the point In the
clouds to which 1t ascends This be-
comes a whirl. which condenses the
vapor at its center. causing the por-
ton of the cloud there to drop down.
ward In the shape Of gigantic jelly
bag. At the same time the continuing
upward draft increases the rapidity or
Its original swirl and the condensed
vapor caught within 1t until the
ascending and descending masses join
to form the waterspout Necessarily
by this process the air beneath the
spout is rarefed. and thus where the
phenomenon occurs at sea the water
always seems to be sucked up into 1t,
although this Is not really the case to
any considera extent. For similar
reasons where waterspout or lorna
do passes over building 1t does most
of its damage by exhausting the air
outside, causing what Is within TO ex-
pand and blow the structure to pieces.
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A Miracle Under Orders.

In 1.-THE Glory of the Shia World"
translated from a Persian manuscript,
is a story that will interest Christian
Scientists:
"Nadir builder of the golden porch
of Nadir,' In the sacred city of Mesh.
ed. was a world conqueror and lord
Of perception. albeit cruel. OF his
power of perception they relate that
one day when he entered the sacred
shrine he saw a blind man invoking
the aid of the imam. and upon inquiry
he learned that he had been there for
several months. The great monarch
asked him why his faith was so weak
that his sight had not been restored
and swore that If on his return he
found him still blind he would cut of
his head The wretched man prayed
so fervently and fixed his mind so in.
tently on the imam that within a few
minutes his sight was restored"