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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

'Batted for Hartman in ninth
Grand Islsnd......... 0 $50 o %
columbus ............ IL 0 0 2 o IS
Earned rups; Grand Island 2; Columbus
s. Two-basel hits: McLear, Ward, Three.
6sse hits: Jokerst, Hartman. Home run:
=. Brown. Sacrifice hits: Ward, f. Brown
Leach %. stolen bases: Smith, Marshall
ward, Melxell, Corbett. Double plays: b.
brown to r. Brown; B. Brown to Gutzmer
to Corbett. Struck out; BY Hartman, 2;
by klssell, 2. Bases on balls. OFF Hartman
/; off Kissell, l. Passed ball: Couple. Left
on bases: Grand Island, 8; Columbus, g.
Time: 1:40. Umpire: Held.
Kearney Wins in First Inning.
FREMONT, Neb.. June 4-(Special Tele-
gram. )-kearney won in the first inning
by hitting Hoffman hard. Hargis got a
home run by the ball being lost in the
grass. Fremont was unable to hit the ball
until the ninth inning. Score:
KFARNuy
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
BOSTON
CINCINNATI.
Totals.....s2 s2I 10 s Totals.
sBatted for Parsons in ninth

Cincinnati .........,.7 Q 3 S-2S
Two base hits. Mitchell, Grant, HobIit-
gel, Altizer. Three base hts: Downey
Beck, Hoblitzel. Home run: Grant. Hts
OFF Ferguson T. with none out in the first
off Curtis. in three innings; off Parsons
II IN five innings; off Smith, none in four
innings; off Schneider, s in five innings.
Sacrifice hits: HobNtzel, Sweeney, Collins.
stolen bases: Bescher, Bates, Mitchell
DowneY, Beck, Hoblirzel. Double plays:
Mclean to Altizer; Esmond Altizer and
cinnati. s. Bases on balls. Off Ferguson,
2; off Curtis, 2; off Parsons. I; Of Schrei-
Der, O. Hit by pitcher: BY Parsons, Hob
litzeI, Schroeder. Struck OUT BY Curtis,
2; by Parsons 1; by Smith. 2; by Schneider,
2. Wild pitch: Curtis. Time: 2:O5 UNI
pires: Rigler and Finneran
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

IOWA CITY, Ia, June 4.-(Special Tels-
gram. )-Schmidt. first baseman on the uni
yersity team. was chosen captain today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Rally An Last Half of the Ninth Does
the BuHineaa

TOPEKA. Kan. June 4-Topeka batted
OUT victory In the last half OF the ninth
defeating Sioux City. to l. Up to this time
the visitors were in the lead with a run
made In the second. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

bAtteTles! DIetz, Eisenhart and Hachten;
Rod and Gun: Fletcher and Yost Hits:
DietE, q; Rod and Gun, 7. Errors; Dietz q;
Rod and Gun. S. Struck out: BY Eisenhart
Is; by Fletcher. 2. Bases on balls: OFF
Fletcher 2
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
ILWAt'KEE


st Pau .,....,......,.O o . Q o II
Two-base hits: Clarke, Steleer Marshall,
Charles, Lewis. Hits: off Chech in three
innings; off SteigeF l5n five einnings. Left
on balls, OFF Dougherty 8; off Chech, l.
Struck out: BY Dougherty, g. by Chech,
2; by Steiger, g. Time: 210 Umpires:
Handiboe and Owens 10
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Two-base hits: L. Doylse, Brown, KING,
Archer. Three-base hit: Fletcher. Hits:
OFF Brown, I in eight innings; off McIn-
tyre, none in l inning; off WItse, II In
in no inning. Struck out: BY Brown, s;
by Wiltse, l. Bases on balls; Off Wiltse,
q; off Brown, 3: off Mcintyre, l. Time:
2:1O. Umpires: tombstone and Eason.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
SEWARD
HASTINGS
Grand Island Loses CIOae Game.

. Two base hit; Henry. Bases on balls:
or Perry, 3. Wild pitchesl Hill. @ Struck
l. Time: 1:tS. Umpire: McDermott
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
DIETz TEAM TOO STRONG
FOR ROD AND GUN CLUB
Tune of Twenty-One to
Five.

Two Carter Lake ball clubs came to COM
bat Saturday afternoon and when the
smoke and steam cleared away the Dietz
club had walloped the Omaha Rod and Gun
club, q to 5. The Dietz warriors were too
strong in batting for the Gun club twIrlers
and twenty-one hits resulted.
Mclean Hall. Drummy and Spellman did
great work for the Dietz in batting. while
EisenhFt. the Dietz pitcher. allowed only
seven hits and famed the hoodoo number
thirteen.
Saturday the Diets will play the BurIing-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
.Batted 10 E PattSrson In the ninth.

'DaVVtU TOT tdIVtFNVH M Ine NINTH.
Kansas city .,,..@, 2 6N2 0 Q / 0 0 IS
Two-base hits; Rossmap, Love. Bases
on balls off Patterson. 81 off Rhoades.
l. Struck out: BY Patterson g. by
Rhoades, 4. Sacrifice hitsS Gardner.
Hyatt Stolen bases; Barheau. Owens :
Double plays Corridor to D6wney to
Love (2) Left on bases: Minneapolis 5:
Kansas City, s. First base on errors.
Minneapolis, g.. Time: s:O5, Unpres, Ed
dinger and Hayca .. . r-es
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
ANTELOPES DEFEAT ROURKES
Applegate's Delivery Proves Puzzle to
the Visitors.
FINAL SCORE IS FOUR TO TWO
williams Secures Three-Base Hit
-Four Sacrifice Hits-EIeven
Men strike Out.
LINCOLN

LINCOLN. June 4-Omaha could not hit
Applegate with any success and Lincoln
won, 10 2 Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
PapIIIion Defeat. waterloo.

WATERLOO, Neb.. June A-(Special
both teams, Papillion defeated Waterloo
BY the score of N 10 s. The local team cut
the strings and allowed the balloon to
soar high IN the air, and when Il came
down Papinion had annexed seven runs
The same teams will play Sunday. Bat
teries. Papillion. Rhode and Doenges;
Waterloo, sumner, Payne and Milton.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
BROOKLYN
Totals......3s 0 241I
'Batted for Bergen in ninth.
"Batted for KnetZer in ninth.

st. Louis ............0 0 ? 0 0 0 -
Two-base hits: Smith, Daubert Three
base hits: Mowery Konetchy, Knetzer,
Coulson. Bases on balls: OFF Sallee, l. off
Scanlon, 3. Struck out: Ry Sallee, g. by
knetzer, l. Hits: OFF Scanlon, in five
innings; off Knetzer, I'm three innings.
Time: 2lO. Umpires: KLEIN and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
.We,lded M onn,nnd.

OSMoND, Neb. June Especial Fri
day evening at the home Of the groom's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Leedom of
this place, occurred the marriage of their
son. Joe w. Leedom, to Miss Jessie A.
Smith. VIII A. Marek and Miss Gertrude
Leedom attended them. while Rev. j. II.
Hurd of the Methodist Episcopal church
said the words that united the lives of
these two young people. Mr.. Leedom has
grown to manhood in Osmond. and is
junior editor OF the Republican. Miss
Smith has been primary teacher in the
public schools here for the last two years.
Whoopng cough is not dangerous when
the cough is kept loose and expectoration
easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. 1t has been used in many epidemicS
of this disease with perfect success For
sale by all dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
Totals

'Ran for Whitney In ninth.
zone out when winning run scored.
Topeka ,a..,..,..,... O 0 o o o 0 o -
Sioux City ...........O 0 o OIL
Three-base hits: Neighbors az. Sacrifice
to whitney: Hafford to Breltenstein 10
Whitney: Reilly TO stem. Stolen bases:
Rickert, Thomson. Bases on balls: OFF
s Wilson, 2 Struck out; BY Clark, 8; by
Wilson. g.. Umpire; shoemaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-05
bs lie Giants for Lead National League Race Rues Aneoe
Mcclure and Peters
Tie in Golf Play on
Country Club Links
Each Lands with a Score of 2 Up on
Colonel Bogey-Honors Decided
in Special Match This Week.

A. A. Mcclure ana Ralph Peters tied for
low score in the play for the golf stick
pin given by the Omaha Country club
tournament committee as prize. Each
had a score Of 2 up on DOGGY in match
play
The club tournament for the directors
or the secretary's cup will probably be
held either late this month or early in
july Following are the scores OF satur-
days game:
a. A. Mcclure. 2 Up.
Ralph Peters. up
y. NJ. Morsman 4 down
F. II. Gaines, ? down
J. Il. Rahnl. down
n r. Sprague, down
w. J. Foye, even
NJ. A. Hail, 2 down
y. T. Lindsay, ] down.
T. II. Pickens down
{. +. McGrew, s down
John w. Redick, / down
NJ. {. Peyers, down.
w A Redck down.
Ralph Peters and A. A. Mcclure arc
planning contest for the possession OF
the gold stickpin, to take place some dav
this week. Bets are even.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

DRESIDE\T TAFT has special names .or
arumhcr ot men VINO frequent The NMtc
House. and has been heard 20 USE the names
elsewhere. even 81 social functions.
Hello. Ur.'c sam IS The Frlsidcr. S
greeting 20 former Senator Carter u Mon
.aua. The name applies 20 the chin V1iSNcrs
NJ the Montana man. Wn,sHcrs such as every
.4r-oOrist gives the Uncle sam ~ National
r-noWu.
~P-uncs~ is the name by which former
Senator Fin, u California IS called. ms
was due To- the care and industry WITH winch
The California man looked after .ne ,rui, IN
lu,.-v Of his State. especially during -.n-
s;dcra.ion Of The .artf bill
~Sco,,v" is 800, O. name that President
Tai. invented for Nathan b. Scott 81 Nes,
Virginia. bu. rc Uses l. II talking 10 or
.tou, the Wc~' Nirginian.
~DN SantMr Crane" = the at'c-rDca,t
presidential, appc..a.ion .or Congressman
Moses p. K;rta;t o' N,t-a~E.. represent
ing the sixth and .a- western G'-'~c. o., that
State az is because we Cowpaencc to-
gc.re- through the saudL,ll district ot Ne
b-aska. explained Mr. k'nkaid. Ever
since thar "trip NI~. Taft .a> called me Old
Sautaiu Crane when be sees nc.
And when one looks ~ the Nebraska nan
there is ;ust a little something abou. him
that seems 20 4. the name; for ac has long.
slim limbs. and O. bright p,cr1ng eye. Wmcn
are characteristics of -he great game u'rc oi
the Western plains .
pauline has suppan;ed the Uncle ke
bv which Senator Isaac Stephenson 81 Wis
coEs;r was hailed. Senator Stephenson pre-
-cr'cd the White House family with Inc
Jersey cow named Pauline, ot winch mucn.
was written O. few months ago. J, fastened
The name upon the donor as O. special favor
bv he President.
Jonathan Second Elective tmH Is me
name bv which Senator Jonathan Bourne
r.. II Oregon. is often greeted hN the Prcsi-
dent. senator Bourne laid great -,ross upon
the phrase second elective term when ne
WAS insisting that Theodore kooscFeil ue
raro-inatcd for President IN .NS. Nr.
Roosevelt iui -,ed hc had served TWO terms
and -na, that service had become bE T"-
dition and unwritten Jaw ..c .'rH, 81 ,i.'e d"
President should remain ~ office.
r. nigh, be- supposed that Prcsdcn, I"ii
world have special name for eX-9pcaN'r
cannon. hrr on .he contrary hc docs. not
.,r.rc.lIhim Uncle Joe. ' lthas always D''a
~NIr. Sneaker" when he addressed nc Ma"
who So long presided over The House Of KeP,
~csou'ativcs. Nor does me IICs'LOl. ,~ '''.-
Vi,e President Sherman sunny i'm OF
a- least he has not since the Sara'og" oo"-
vcntion Of 1910.
r.,,,,,-l.r,>-T ir~Ty-E BROW\LOW. ot
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
STORIES FROM THE CAPITAL
BY ARTHUR WALLACE DUNN

Tor Car.er's exr,oi. in defeating River and
Harbor bill ty This method was recalled.
The Montana Senator was reminded of one
feature Of that long distance speech and re-
lated /, 70 prosidcn, Taft. much 20 the
lat,crs amusement.
81 took up .hc subject Of q river iu Texas.
said senator Carter. and showed from the
reports that when .hc engineer Examined
:. a question arose as q how they should 60
I'D the river. and there Was dispute 4s -
whether it should be- IN blackboard or on
horseback. The channel was dry enough to
admi; Of either method. In discussing
means Of making the r,rcr navigabi,. II was
suggested that artcsian wcll, should ic sunk
and The water ,hus procured turned into the
bed Of the river, upon which steamboats,
might hoa..
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
N6AIOR ALFRED !. oTOFER, y,

MAJOR ALFRED J. oIpFER, one oi
M The best negro dialcc, artists IN the
..,rtrv. was once discussing vi'n Private
Iobn Allen Il Mississippi the acVs"bili'y
~ their making q double team and going
.r- ON % lecture circuit. Boz are fluent
.orvcr,ational.s's, as al who anow them
@c,ofcr draw'cd Allen in his own mimi
,.Ilc wav. 81 have conscience, d You
L'Trnr. Now. don you think u would lee
,,;ohfv near like stealing for you and me "a
o. Dut and take money from people 20 hear
" U.ior S.o.er however. continues 'o
...,.".,. his friends in Washington with negro
-,or.cs. Here is one tha, made group oi
Congrcssmcn laugh:
Sc. here \iggah, said one coorcd man
O.. mother. "did so ever drink any u di-
,srr 'poninarus water,
~Ddan know what it is, Was The reply
IL white. 'us' ike any other water
"What it taste Ike,
The first negro pondorcd and scn'chod
t;s head well hc said OF taste hkc-it
,'.tc ike so foot w4s asleep.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

WHEN Senator Ia F. Fo.,e'.' ... w T"v Wi.son.in.
..,.-. =, remained for several days. I'D '-.. que
,..,,, lis credentials arrived ana "Ii' 'i.i'o i'
... ,'J ,,-fc senate by senator 9itpa'.',-,,. .,-.
.ri;. ,sa courtesy ,ha, is usual nnI,S. IN
j. -; i,.,er cnmi,v between rhc senator. .ta ~
u .t. o'o.' c's, If these Wisconsin senators -''
''t., 4y5rr colleague, senator Slep"SS'.s,,,, Sl9.,c
..~...r.ld your credentials 20 '.' -,'.T ~
pI,sr'.oo Pfeg You were away" friend re"4rA'' TO
Se4TroI art, '% wa. graceful. repcd The .'".If Jf
Senator. and 4dded as an -, .','''"''S
was trJ ,fen r vas recalled that SenS,r' stT ~. r.
Folic,te presented protest ag'',ll, ,.,,on Was
G,anFSrlon .nJ alleging that lbs eec'iIn5 eeii5red T.
5l5gps5t 5lSgg5i5 about By methods . aa. '''"-''"''1
DURING The last day. 1 Of .Ge 'af 'sf.os s5a@r how S"
...,, /, was TO Talk biIl 20 de"'"' ''''
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
REPRESENTATIVE BROWNLoW. Of

REPRESENTATIVE BROWNLoN. 81
IL ,hc first Tennessee district was d ,.."' I'D.
who knew how 20 get things ,or 1is d's,Ii,, -.'
and Was specially succcsstu,, I'D pf''"''
ofic,s for bis constituents. He Aad 3, cor .I
Ic.e1e Henry Gibson. who Tas ., an~p'g ID ~. u,
gc, ANYTHING 20 speak a.. browne" W., "'' +,
5ig and good naturcd. Gibson Was '''"'
and somewhat irasCib.c. ... ....4 4.,.
-BrownIow. said ,he little man one ne, acy ,S,
.,i'..,.' ., ,,Isrcs for people in your district
T. can't .'.' gc' anything ,or ny ra di.'@. 7e.5 down
"Gbson, and 'hc big 'eIi'" ''"~,,- r,,sc.. .,,'.
ON the smaller man With mock 49,. .pa,
-;f there Was anybody in your ai,,I,S, I, .',~ o,
could pass civil service. e@~''.'i''' .''''' 0
vorldn't be- in Congress.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23

wIALTER l. SMITH who recently be-
w came Iudgo Of ,hc eighth ludicii"l. ciT-
.,,i-. .niovs good story even when II j. al
lii own expcn-c. II, had a warm con-
.l-- in the primaric, when te was candidate
for reelection 10 Congrc-, IN 1910. -, oppo,,
ocn- being one of tho insurgents tic had
Jew vote, 20 spare for .hc nomination.
Before the election. aid Judgc smith.
81 wrote "a letter 20 al thc Republicans III
the district. In i, urged Them 70 cone out
and vote. saving that min, thousand kcpuo,,
'iran, failed 60 vote at .Gc pnmanc>, and
.ba, if they failed 90 vote "n election Jay II
might mean disaster 90 the party. asked
.bF ncrson "a whom the letter Wa addressed
80 vote and also 20 get his nc,ghbors 20 o."
the same. closing with ,.c -'a'sment tnat u
you'd be great help .o ,hc Republican
nar'y and | should regard j, as personal
favor 20 myself
Among the rcp'ic- ! received Was o. copy
If INV own letter with blue pencil marx
ro,,ud hcword> nine thousand Republicans
f,iIcd 20 vote a. the primaric-. md ,ai.
written al the bottom. H. a Dlank'd
',ood thing for you they iii.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
DEAR ADMIRAL SCHLEY to'd a group

DEAR ADMIRAL NCHLEN toid . group
N of friends that. although be bad been IN
q great many tight places. never seemed "a
him but once that u missile was really legged
with hi, name. Il was no' long after be had
lcf, the Naval Academy at Annapolis, ana
he was engaged in naval operations ~ the
Mississippi during the Civil War.
"In one ii the many .gaiS we aad
with 'hc Contcdcra'c- ~ more. -~id nc
Admiral. 81 Was On .hc deck ot q gInboat
.-..ndinr a. nv par, If .hc duty. when "a
bullet grazcd MY face. Il carried away the
-ou,tachc from The right side Of my lip and
passed on. striking Scrgoan, q m"rincs
and breaking his arm. lid not look up
That bullet; bu, .clt sure that J, bad my
number. L believe ,ha, fellow "a. shooting
al me. | remarked 20 another officer, and anl,d
10 YOU know. for long 'iwc was actually
sure that such was the case.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-23
E SOLICITOR GENERAL LEHMANN

SOLICITOR GENERAL LEHNANN j.
- Democrat; but hc does not always
work at II. Several years ago hc decided to
support the Republican party. His demo
ratio friends in s.. Louis demonstrated with
him. and he explained his course saving;
an tell vou how II is. have made zap
mr mind that should ike 90 .ra.n for a
little while with "a party that in IFS plat
forms can point with pride rather ,han one
that can only view with alarm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
BOnhTes.

My attention has been drawn bv
the fire chief to the promiscuous
setting of bonfres in the business
portion of the city, which is direct
violation of the ordinances and is
subject to fine of $40. This condi-
ton has been particularly noticeable
during the past few days and unless
due caution is taken there is immi-
nent danger of serious damage to
property rights, as the prevailing
winds are very apt to carry burning
embers in every direction.
The ordinance requires consent
from the undersigned for the pur-
pose of burning leaves or other ma
terial and any further violation will
result in prosecution.
Ihe citizens are requested to de-
slst from burning material of any
KIND or nature under prevailing con-
dltlons and no permission will be
granted until conditions are such
that danger to property is averted.
LOUIS LACHMUND,
io-EV-ot Mayor,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
Call for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslgned will receive bids up to 5
o'clock p. m on Monday, October the
Z3rd, 1911, for the Improvement of
alley in block 49, from Commercial
street to Front street, with concrete
pavement, according to the plans and
specifications adopted for said i'm
prOvement.
The council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, and waive any
and al Irregularities in the manner
OF submitting bids in the interest of
the city. CHAS. F ETGTN
10-1S-3t Recordor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
SMALL TRADTS
ate st. Tel. Main 452

We have fine lot of small tracts
listed with us in all part of the coun-
ty, Here are few of them:
. acres at Hollywood for SLIPS.
acres in West Hollywood for 1875.
4 R acres in South Hollywood for
$3.50.
10 acres just across the river close
in for $1,000
10 acres near Fairgrounds at S175.
Fine garden soil.
b and 10 acre tracts south of town
at $l25 per acre. Right In the heart
of the prune district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
Home
Seekers
will do well to investigate the beau
tiful lots on
CapitOIStreet

which we are offering for sale at this
time.
We can show you some of the
choicest building sites in the most
attractive part of the city at prices
and terms which you cannot afford to
overlook.
This property is directly opposite
The Oaks, the most attractive addi-
ton inside the city limits of Salem.
Here you can obtain water, lights
and sewer connections.
A new carline will soon be run
ming on one side of the block, giving
good car service into the center of
the city. However, the lots are all
within walking distance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
Taft Hard at Work.

Edgemont, S. D., Oct 21. Be
ginning three-days' campaign IN the
lnsurgent district of Sout' Dakota.
President Taft today invaded the
Black Hills district
He made a short stop here. ad-
dressing the citizens briefly from the
station platform. His next stop was
at Custer, Deadwood, Lead. Sturgis
and Rapid City all of which points
will be visited today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21

There was reading from L. R.
Peacock's Literary Lapses", and the
program ended with piano solo by
Miss Maude Myers. A business
meeting followed.
Mrs. Dodd, Mrs. Cramer and Mrs
Ada Longnecker were visitors.
Miss Jennie Fry is home from Eu-
gene to spend the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
For Local Option.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 21.-Judge
Boyd Tallman has granted an alter
native writ of mandate compelling
County Auditor Case to call the spe-
cial election on local option October
27, or show cause for his refusal The
auditor had refused on the advice of
the prosecuting attorney.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
Considers Extra Session.

1-777777 T 17'7171l lsEsl"I1U N IKE. 7
Wenatchee, Wash. Oct. 21.-Gov-
ernor Hay on his arrival here today
to address the Good Roads congress.
said that he could not decide immed-
lately whether he would call an ex-
ira session of the legislature to pass
on a preferential presidential prim-
airy bill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
The SEATTLE
OFFICES ARE
TOO PREVIOUS
UNITED PRESS LEASED wInE.l

Seattle, Oct q. - Promiscuous
shooting of petty offenders by Seat
tie police reached its climax last
night when City Detective Joe Blachi
shot and killed Frank Harris, ac-
cused Of trying to sell cheap lace
curtain which he was suspected Of
stealing Harris ran and then
stopped, and the detective shot him
In the back. The detective says he
was excited and Chief of Police Ban
nick defends him. An agitation is
threatened to disarm excitable DO
licemen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
Robbed Postomca


Sacramento, Cal, Oct. 21.-Dep-
uty sherifs are securing the country
for traces of the yeggnbn who last
night blew open the safe of the
branch postofIice in the Wessing Bros
general store at Nicolaus. securing
more than s400 in postage stamps
and other loot amounting to $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
To Divorce Novelist.


tN''AAND EAh'S LhAhED WIRE.
indianapolis, Oct. 21.-Mrs. Newton
Booth Harrington, wife of the drama
tist and novelist, today filed proceed
ings here for divorce, alleging cruel
w. She asks for the custody of their
hve year old daughter but makes no
plea for alimony. Mrs. Harrington
says she left her husband last July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
Utterly WFetched
Nervous Prostration Long Endured
Rnfnrh RannndN Aatae Ennnh

Miss Minerva Reminger, Upper Bern,
Pa, writes: "FOr several years had
nervous prostration, and was. utterly
wretched. / lived on bread and beef
tea because my stomach would not re-
tain anything else. / took many REM
edies, but obtained no relief until I
took Hoods Sarsaparilla. when began
TO gain at once. Am now cured"
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong
nerves, and this IS why Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which purifies and enriches the
blood, cures so many nervous diseases,
Get II today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SarSatabs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
MrestIer,s Father nend

Humboldt, Ia. Oct. 21-The father
of Frank Gotch, champion wrestler
OF the world, died here today from
old age.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
LOTS

$4,000 will buy fine quarter block
on two good streets.
800 will get choice lot in South
Salem, close to Commercial.
$3.50 cash will buy good lot on
street one block from carline.
$4,000 will buy fine Commercial
street corner.
$4,000 secures fine lot on Liberty
street, S2x165. A fine buy.
$500 will buy good corner, 10 by
l25 feet, no assessments.
$3.50 buys 5OX14O foot lot on Cap-
ltol street four blocks from state
house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-21
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poraneous speech on Fact" by Miss
Lima Heist; an address on "Cour-
which was eXcellently prepared and
delivered.