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The evening world., 1912-11-20
A SOUR, Classy,
UPSET STOMACH,
"Pape's Diapepsin regulates
your stomach and ends In
digestion in five minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion Of the food did the dam
age-do you' Well. don't bother II
your stomach is in a revolt; il sour.
gassy and upset, and what you just ate
has fermentcd into stubborn Jumps;
your head dizzy and aches; bclch gases
and acids and eructate undigested food;
breath foul, tongue coatcd--just take a
little Diapepsin and in five minutes you
truly will wonder what became OF the
indigestion and distress.
Millions of mon and women today
know that it is needless to have bad
stomach. A little Diapepsin OCCASION
ally keeps this delicate organ regulated
and they eat their favorite foods with
out fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care OF
your liberal limit without rebellion; il
your food is p damage instead Of help
remember the quickest, surest, most
harmless relief is Pape's Diapepsin.
which costs only fifty cents for a large
case at drug stores. It's truly wonder
ful--it digests food and sets things
straight, SO gently and easily that 1t is
really astonishing. Please, for your
sake, don't go on and on with weak,
disordered stomach: it's so unnecessary.
The evening world., 1912-11-20
No ADAM AND EVE,
No HE'LL, NO WHALE
in THE NEW BIBLE
Lords Prayer Is Also Brought
Up to Date in Latest
4 Baptist Form.
ENGLISH MODERNIZED.
IOveth" Becomes cloves"
and wLeadeth" al eads" in
New 1912 Edition.

There has already been lively de-
mand for the Bible with no hell" in II,
DR.. c. Kingsley Rowland. secretary Of
the American Baptist Publication So
ciety, said to-day. An improved Bible
for Baptists has just been issued by the
society.
Not only does the word HELP not ap-
pear in the new Bible. but Adam and
Eve have been deprived OF their names
a. parents OF the race and are called
merely the man. and 1.-The woman"
Jonah's whale becomes a great ASH to
conform with modern knowledge as to
the smallness of whales threats. He'll
is replaced by the less terrifying word
underworld"
Obsolete Elizabethan grammatical
forms have been brought up to date.
In the Lords Prayer Our Father
which" becomes Our Father who"
'trespasses" becomes debts" lead Us
not INTO temptation" is made bring us
not into temptation" and the adjuratior
becomes THY will be done, as In
heaven. so on earth"
In the Second Commandment craven
Image" is changed to carved image
and everywhere such expressions as
'loveth" and ''leadeth" become love
and lead"
The Prayer as 1t appears in full is
- follows:
"our Father, who art in heaven,
hallovad ha Shv mara Thv ktuU
dom come; thy will be done, a. In
heaven, 90 on earth. Give Us this
day our daily bread. And forgive
NJ our debts a. We also have for
given our debtors. And bring us
not into temptation, but deliver N
from the evil one"
The evening world., 1912-11-20
GRANDMOTHER ACCUSES
GIRL OF TAKING PURSE.
New Ball Gown Leads to Arrest of
Florence Lennon After Mrs.
Boyce's Pocketbook Disappears.

Florence Lennon. eighteen years old
and a beauty. pleaded not guilty. to-day.
before Magistrate Manner in Adams
Street Court. Brooklyn, to a charge of
robbery made by her grandmother. Mrs.
Ellen Boyce of No. ISL Pearl street. Ac-
cording to the girls mother, Florence
left her home at No. SIS Hicks street.
last Friday. taking all her clothes and
rented a room at No. lS Dean street.
where she was arrested,
Mrs. Boyce said her granddaughter
had visited her. Friday. and had asked
for Ave cents for carfare. She had been
told to take II from her grandmother 8
pocketbook. Later. the pocketbook it.
self was missed. 1t contained $50.
The police learned Florence was the
befie OF the Two Franks Associa ton
Bail at Turn Hall. Monday night.
decked out in a brand new ball gown,
silk stockings and satin slippers.
The evening world., 1912-11-20
IRENE Court, charging that he was re-

preme Court. charging that he was re-
sponsible for her husbands death.
welsbecker's father built up a big
meat and vegetable business on One
Hundred aad Twenty-fifth street before
he was killed in an auto wreck. HIS
widow and two sons now operate the
business.
Young Mrs. welsbecker, who was
slightly hurt this morning. Is blonde
and Is considered handsome.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-11

Donna Beatrice cusani daughter OF the
Italian Ambassador. green crepe meteor
and black picture hat; Miss julia Hoyl
white lingerie DRESS white hat trimmed
with pink roses.
Mrs Martin LfttIeion, white lingerie
dress. long cerise taffeta coat. and black
hat trimmed with plumss; Mrs. Preston
Gibson. blue foulard with white dots,
made In fun pannler style and with q CIR
die OF cerise velvet and a deep panel
down the back OF the cerise velvet white
lace picture hat trimmed with black vari-
colored flowers, and black satin shoes
with white heels; Countess Sada Agasa-
wara, delegate 10 the Red Cross Conven-
ton from Japan. deep cream satin and
mauve hat: Baroness Taye NagAsakir
also japanese delegate, gray gown and
large purple hat trimmed with plumes;
Nine. Favre, OF the Geneva Red Cross
Society, purple satin embroidered in gold,
with purple hat: Nine. Esme oyeyi Of the
British Embassy. white wolfe striped with
black over white satin.
Mrs. William f. Dennis. coat suit OF
cerise taffeta with black hat: Mrs. Riker,
daughter OF Mrs Dennis, white silk:
Miss Katherine Brltton. coat suit Of tan
linen and large black and eeri1e hat;
Miss Gladys Hinckley black ane white
striped wolfe, with large picture hat OF
white lace and black velvet with pink
rose under the brimS Mrs. Horace Vest
colt, Mrs. Rodgers, Miss de Graft. Mrs.
Gherardy: Mrs. Derby, who was former
ly Miss Olga Converse. and who Is visit
ing her mother and sisters here, gown
Of blue satin with black satin trim
mings and white lace. large black hat
with white trimmings; Miss Dorothy
Brooks. white lace over white. small
black hat with lace: Mrs Z. c. Snyder
black and white satin and black and
white hat; Rev. and Mrs. Childs. the
latter wearing black satin with black
bonnet and . rars Cashmere shawl; Mrs.
Yu YuEg Kwai. wife Of the first sec
retary OF the Chinese Legation. blue and
gray with whfte hat; Mrs. James Nc
MILAN, black silk and black hat; Mrs.
John Fl. Nolan, white cloth suit with
white hat faced with black velvet
The Washington herald., 1912-05-11
BUGLER TO SOUND
CALL Al, BENNING

Memories Of the good old days at Ben
ming are being revived with the an
nouncement yesterday Of the feature
events to be run at the historic course
on May 1s and Is when the Washington
Riding and Hunt Club win hold its
hunt meet under sanction OF the Ma
tional steeplechase and Hunt Assoeia-
tion.
The meet Is being backed by Washing
tons most prominent citizens, as the
board OF directors shows. The proceeds
viii go toward the support OF a pack
OF hounds and TO defray expenses Of
kennels. There win be seven races each
day. including open races; races for
bona fide hunters; races for army and
navy officers, and po1o pony races.
A feature OF the meeting win be an
open steeplechase. 21z miles. for the
Stephen B. EIkins Cup, valued at 1900
gold replica of the cup viii be pre-
sented TO the winning rider, the selec-
tion OF the cup to be made by Mis-
Katherine Elkins. who Is keenly inter-
ested in the sport 1t is expected this
race VIII attract some OF the best jump
ers in the country, such as AlRfe The
Well1ins Ticket of Leave, Waterspread.
Racebrook and others.
Another special event viii be the serv-
ice test. Of interest to to those interested
II breeding horses for the service and to
the Remount Association generally.
The Benning plant is now being put IN
hrst class condition. The meet, coming
Immediately after the close at Baltimore
and preceding hunt meets at Baltimore.
Belmont Park, and Brookiine CBoston),
viii attract great number Of horses Of
high class.
Cups have been given by the Metro
pcIitan Club. Chevy Chase Club. Army
ana Navy Club, Mrs Lathrop Brown. OF
Boston: Mr.. Clyde, Of PhlladeIphia. ana
other devotees Of the sport The secre-
tary Of the club is T. A. Mitchell. SIS
Seventeenth Street Northwest. Tickets
may be procured from 7. A. smith.
lSa + Street. and leading hotelG
The Washington herald., 1912-05-11

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" VI lsoies nave been able to wear shoes
luh size smaller with perfect Comfort.
which acts On the princIpis 81 vrir,s-
out AZ the Poisonous exudations which
cause sore feet- Powders and other.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-11

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The Washington herald., 1912-05-11
CLUB TO INSTALL OFFICERS.
ColleEiate Organization VIII Hold
Semi-anuuaI CeIebrafton

Semi-annual Celebration.
The Collegiate Club will hold its semi
annual installation of officers tomorrow
afternoon at Eighth Street Temple. An
entertaining programme has been pre-
pared and refreshments will be served.
The new stan Of officers for the ensu-
ing six months, elected at the last meet
ing Of the club, are as follows: Presi-
dent, Louis Greenberg; vice president,
BENJAMIN B. Schneider; secretary, Ben
Jamtn Topper; treasurer. Maurice Rosen-
bloom; sergeant-at-arms, Norris Hirsch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
MAY SETTLE A MUCH
AGITATED QUESTION

The Lebanon high school debating
team will meet the Salem high school
pupils in a contest this evening begin
ming at s o'clock in the auditorium oi
the Salem high school,
The Salem team will take the mega
tive side of the argument while LeOa-
non will have charge of the atllrma-
five. The subject to be discussed ls'
Resolved, That the state OF oregon
should adopt compulsory state IN
surance law similar to that Of Wash
ington for the compensation OF en-
ployes injured in hazardous INDUS
fries" Both debating aggregauon'
Ihave been laboring over the questions
to be discussed and a close contest "
looked forward to-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
A Pitiful
Story from
Alberta
UNITED PRESS LEASED wInEl


Calgary, Alberta, Dec. l9,-Wasting
her strength for more than a month
in the hope that her fast would bring
back to life the babe that had perished
two months after birth, Mrs. Henrietta
Irvine, wife of a rancher living ten
miles from Calgary died December s,
and yesterday the stricken husband re-
ported the matter to the coroner
Since October 1 the babe has lain in
the cottage, hidden by coverlets, dead
Nightly prayer have been spoken for
the salvation and resurrection of the
child. For weeks the mother, father
and aunt of the child tasted in the
hope that the babe would be returned
to life, Eventually the mother died
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
ROCkefellerS
Bigger Than
Government

TVfFgTTTD Iuk0o AaA-H+ 4.
,,,..,,,noton, iJr Dec. 13-John D. Arcn Cn
v, w''n, nrasi5ept Of the Standard VI,
bold, 1,.pv p,'',a came to the rescue today .. o.
eomPany, con sonse money trust invesy.sa',3s ing
the .,,,ttoe. no4oe and agreed to assist the the
committee, ,n1ittoe. qr q.ergeont-otarms to serve
oOmnu,oSgy ahnoona on william C. R0chel,'. a-
a a. SuOyyr." Tor weeks servers have ,,,,,n oo,.
ler, ',,, fJ, 70 reach rockefeller but WIN .,,
trying lsoooss ~ Archbold agreed to con d
OUT su ,,,,tb Rockefeller, advise MN nm, y
fer fer "ammittee's ~,rn purpose and sus5so :
the tnot 0Dr'',,ItI Se either accept a subpoena .
give deposition lao. 70 ouestlo
Tne ,,'s,.,]ar GU,,l' regarding his oonne'''o nee o
With financial interests anu tSe I, copp.
1ered Tiyg corner in 1907 Of 'n' ''''
market. - the brokera0
.,ln Frank IN starsis sturgls & Co. "a ioI. poa
Ss e, p[S,,rS rorernors Of the New YORK %. ts ts2
: .so"gs Of so,y today resumed his Tee
D. mony.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13

ed out to be- perhaps, the gamest oil
the four Perhaps IT, was the dwg|
sven him before he left death row
that sustained him. Perhaps he who.
Ihad lived yilely was determined TO go
Iout braycly and with dignity
90 didn't mean to Kim the two men
lin the automobile" bo said, and there
was scarcely a quiycr In his boylsh
voice. 81 thought the officers of the
Ilaw were bounding me- thought /
Inud to do something TO bring the ou-
thoriues attention to my case. re-
member shooting once. ann partly
guilty and partly innocent
From then ON his voice troIled away
and the words he uttered were dis
jomted and mcohcront and wIthou
meaning. There could be NO doub
.that he was mad.
The traps were sprung ut 1880. An
other jury of l2 men stood in O. no"
Again the doctors listened with thel
stethoscopes for the heart-beots O.
e dying men, who moment before ha
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
BOY BANDIT CONFESSES
TO FIVE HOLD-UPs
UNITED pnnss LEASED wIRn.l

Portland, Ore, Dec. 19.-AlperV
Kroll, boy bandit" who, because ne
could not forget his hunger, accepted
the invitation of one of his victims 10
a meal, only to have the officers ap-
prehend him as he was eating, has TO-
day confessed to five successful holu-
ups. He states that in no single III
stance did he secure enough to Keep
him in food over a day or so. H'
waived examination, and his case "a'
given over to the grand jury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
RAILROADS TRYING TO
DISCREDIT REGULATION

HHnH
San Francisco, Dec. 1S.-Declarihs
that the railroads are engineering a
oomnaipn to dlscredit regulation
president John Eshleman' Of the s'al'
roiIroad commission is on record To-
day as denouncing President y william o d
c., snrouIe. of the Southern Pacific for a
speech delivered by the latter :. Oelor, aom.
~ tbo San Francisco chamber Of COM
merce ,.,,oiotior
was delivered before the D''D'''.
chamber of commerce
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
THE GREAT BLAZE A
LITTLE FIRE KlNDLhD
LIMITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

Bayonne, N. j., Dec. 13.-The Knock
ing over of a lantern by Waterman
it was asserted today, was responsipie
for the fire which last night damaeeu
the big barrel factory Of the Tue,
water Oil company, a Standard VI
subsidiary, to the extent Of s1,OOO'VOV'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
OenOuTlCe
theSalern
HangiingS
Rio Crowd Assemblies in San
Francisco and All Night
Long and All Day Today
Protests Are Made
1...,rrn PRESS LEASED wIRn.l


Can francisco, Dec. 19.-With the
orowds increasing as the day pro-
qressed San Francisco's 24-hour pro-
test against the hangings today in sa-
lom Or, appeared to have been in
,oin hut the demonstration will con-
4,oro until 6 o'clock this evening. The
,,otcbword of the crusaders is Thou
shalt Not Kill" and thousands OF per-
gore with views both for and against
+bo denouncers of capital punishment
are stopping to listen to the speakers
Throughout the entire cold, foggy
npbt the denunciations continued AT
o'clock this morning the discomfort
of both sneakers and audience was so
great that every one was forced to
move in a trot about the automobile
which served as forum, to Offset the
cold. At that hour the audience num-
bered about 100 men and women, and
It was strange mixture of creeds
and callings,
All Classes and Creeds.
Tn to midnight the street was pack
ed with mass of people but aiter
fiat hour the crowd began to thin out
although at no time during the nigh'
did the number fall below 1OO
AT first the audience was composed
Of a mixed crowd Of working men
Christmas shoppers and tourists iron
the hotels attracted by the spectacl
of ministers, rabbis, labor organizers
Socialists, women politicians and VIC
men writer's and reporters, follown
each other with speeches on the on
theme-"Thou Shalt Not Kill"
Later the theatre crowds tarried O
their way to the cafes. AS the morl
ing hours began to pass, BarOal
Coast contributed to the audienc
Then the night workers, newspap
men and others, stopped on their WI
home and listened to the preachmen
against capital punishment
Does Not Stop Murder.
The scholars and writer's among
speakers reasoned with the auulen
pointing out that killing murder'
does not stop murders, else hllll
would have ceased long ago.
dwelling upon the cruelty OF the c'
demned cell, the death-house'
black cap and the gallows.
The Socialists and labor men
that capital punishment exists mai
for the poor man. Murders they
were the result of ignorance, ana
norance was fostered in the poV'
for which capitalism is responslDi
at is up to the folks on the SCI
side of life to change conditions
cant expect much from those on
other side" said one speaker.
Anton De Haas presided as CT
man and remained all night on
job, introducing the speakers
speeches will continue until oc
this evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
Faulder and Garrison at ll:30
and MOrganan Roberts at l2:4O

The -Four Sraned Death Satisfy Demands Of Outraged Justice Fau
Said This Will Never Cure Crime Garrison Through His Cap Said my God
Not 50 Tight as the Moose Neutrality-suspicious. OgNe EerbOdy"Faer
Moore Spoke for Mike Morgan Saying His Request That He Kied in Self
Defense and Was Innocent other Murders Laid at His Door
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
ALL FOUR HAVE NOW PAID THE UTMOST PENALTY
= + = + + r +++ + 1
A Spectacular Fire.

, Plttsburg, Dec. 13,-Scores Of +
; persons were rescued today from =
+ building called Library Place, +
= which was destroyed by fire. =
+ There were 200 occupants Of the +
= building A cornice fell from :
+ the structure, niuring nine per- =
= sons, including four dremen and =
= one policeman. There are sew 4
+ eral persons unaccounted for, I
+ but it is not believed that any I
+ are dead I
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13

Four men were straugled to death at
the penitenuary here today with all
the ceremony prescribed by law. They
went to heir deaths two by two.
Close on 100 invited guests Witness
ed the ceremony, though their host
Governor Oswald West, was not pres
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13

.rt The workmanship Of the eAecu-
ror was much appreciated by 'n'
gnests. and the condemned men them
so,yes aided in making the functions
So . success by failing to make a scene.
Noble Faulder and Frank Garrison
u.ant ,,t'if first They mounted the stairs
w. tbe scarold maided by the suaruS
vino w. C"T marched with Them and took their
places On the traps. .s.-
''@,'. r..,,sor q wild. uncultred woods
, on up' had planned to make a lo-min-
,,to ',9''' sneeca which he had prepared
u'Y ,,,,, 'p, ,psot care. The guests were much
rcieycd ~''e I, when he changed his mind
Declared His Innocence
ar want to say he shouted advane, .1,.,
t.. to "I,,' t6S rail and looking down -. upon pom
l Ing .ud,eoce. TO 'pr that ] didn't commit the
MS rlno ".'. Of which / was convicted. j.
er,m1 ,laa convicted NJ on perlured testimony
TSe he false witnesses we're ,,
b =, ~, started to name them, but hi. @
d -,,oo I,g broke. and for a moment ,3 p.
I voice q, asoglop D,oD, gentlemen he said
g tben. 81 have prepared a .,1,'...' "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13


= Those Who Died, Al
, Jack Roberts - Killed Donald ~
+ |. Stewart and Gearge Perkins u
= in Multnomah county Thirty y
= years old. =
r Frank Garrison -- Killed Roy =
= Perkins in Coos county About =
= As years old +
+ Mike Morgan Killed John :
+ York in Josephine county Thir- =
4 ty years old. =
= Noble Faulder - Killed Louis :
+ Gilbert in klamath county =
+ About 30 years Old =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13
Roberts Was Game

Father Moore fell TO his knee. ,-slo. ana
a 1, ,o pray. Roberts, a d"aFns'
youth. whose nerve was '0uO'''' '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13

rCo1tll1ed 0a Dage "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13

= +++++++++++ = =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-13

ALL the news that's fit
"A to print --hOnest ed
~ itoriaIs, influenced by
,oitber clique nor corpora
,ion.. The Capital Journal
Glands Sr, for the people.
The border vidette., 1912-06-15
HCMESEEkERS COMING.

The movement of -homeseekers
 to the southwest this spring has
 taken the railroad men by sur-
 prise. They expected a heavy
 business in this line, but nothing
 like what they have faced and
 are facing. However. begging
 them pardon, we do not think it
 does them credit not to have
 known three months ago what
 was coming. The awful winter experienced in the east and north was in itself sufficient guarantee that there would be a rush for the land of decent
 climate that would break all re- cords. Then came the floods, to pile grief upon grief for the
 unhappy deniZenS of the alleged temperate zone. And the rail
 roads might as well understand that there is going to be another
 rush in the fall. Some farmers for various reasons, could not get away this spring, and they will remain to gather one more { crop, figuring on making an
 escape before next winters cold
 covers the pump handle an inch thick with frost and freezes the brass monkey carelessly left out over night.-ArizOna Gazette.
The border vidette., 1912-06-15
T IP E w RI I E R $
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