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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-13
which pastor Young his charge.

which pastor Young has charge.
Inc amount rsise@i dtrlrg the
ms eting was ga 2s.
We orga l.zei kini Of pfoiem
affair 20 as to report The amount
OF finance raised. The amount
realized for the Church Aid and
Building Fund S23 90 There
mainder Tor pastor and church
with the exception OF So 90 for
the Supt. OF Missions.
Brethren do you not think that
you owe the pastor and church
an apology for your dereliot o
duty. The Church is somewhat
apprehensive OF Elder II {.
Armstead. as it IS not a habit Of
his TO remain away irem the ex-
ecutive board. nor any other Sc
ligious delegation. Had the
brethren been mindful OF their
Obligations we could have easily
raised the 500 co.
The { lufch is waiting to hear
just when the board viii meet. in
fact they voted for it last night.
{ Sunday.
We are giving every atom OF
our brain. and every culver OF
our nerve Tor the cause OF the
Master. aud we see no reason
that every minister that God has
Put into the work should not
make some sacrifice Tor the cause
May III: Lord touch the heart
OF every brother AND sister that
they may see The great RESPONSE
bility that IS resting upon them.
Brethren and sisters will yoa
not kindly respond TO the Pied
ges made by you which are more
than past due9 Remember the
X. k. trains are not carrying Bro.
Phillips Tor nothing. You can
save US oftne expense and troub lie
il you will.
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c. O Phillips.
Supt. OF Missions.
Golconda. Ill.
NOTIcE

The Mt Olive Baptist 6. s.
institute will be held Friday be-
fore the 5th sunday in Nov. with
and Baptist church and school
Md City. Every elective officer
oithe convention. the TEACHERS
and superintendent are reque ST.
ed and urged upon 10 attend this
the last meeting OF the year.
Let each school send $I.oo to
assist in. the work. BE sure and
come prepared to take a part on
the program Begin today Let
Us make this meeting wo tn
while Rev. Bell. the pastor and
Sister Jessie Blackwell. assures
US OF royal PERCEPTION.
J w. Corneal.
Pr; sident.
J.B. McCrary.
Conductor.
Rev sJerry Johnson OF Jop,a,
the Free Baptist preacher who
vas Shot in Fulton. Ky. a few
weeks ago is still living
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want, bring me your old ones and
| will take them in as part pay for
new ones, z. A. VALLEE.
For Groceries and cold drinks
GO the First or Last Chance Gro
Gerry on 9th and Pearl SITS.
We learn that Mrs. Ferguson
is very sick.
Send US a trial order for the
Great Nature Sslve. soc a Box.
Why suffer when you can be re-
lieved for such a small amount.
Read our guarantee on the front
page OF The Gazetre.
Notice is hereby given that we
cannot print list OF names con-
tributing to churches unless ST.
accompanies same.
Letter Heads and Envelopes
can be had for the asking at this
office. We print them.
Edgar S. McCrary, lett for
Carbonate. and several other
points Sunday on a collection
tour for the Gazette. He will
visit Dug DIN. Ceutralia, Colps-
vile and Dewmaine. We hope
that our subscribers will pay him
promptly.
Mrs John Tossey stuck nail
in her foot last week.
Mrs. Amanda Bareard has re-
turned home from a visit to he,
mother at Futon. KY. after a
two weeks stay.
Boyd McCane, went to Saint
Louis Sunday to purchase goods
ior his store He has added tc
his DRESSINGS and cleaning rooms
Gents furnishings. This speaks
well for Mac. and he should
receive good patronage from
our people.
Mr.. Mingo Long, is very much
indisposed this week.
Little Reta Long. the young
est daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. q
w. Long is uery sick.
Mrs. Bessie Cork. Misses Low.
M. Phillips, Mossie and Ma,
Roberts were Paducah, visito
last Saturday.
Rev. X. Earl. Sundayed il
Paducah.
Installation services will b,
held at Antioch Baptist churcl
the 5th Sunday at which tim,
Rev. Thos. Morris, will be in
stalled pastor.
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ieels that he must be. there
every SUNDAY 10 keep it nom
going to waste he nor the church
are apt TO be Of much worth to
the cause IN general.
Having preluded our remarks
thus far. we wish to say now, that
&c East Mt. Olive Baptist Asso-
citation adjourned its session with
tue Mt. Zion Baptist church, Dew
maine to held the first, executive
Board with the Mt. Pleasant Bap-
fist church Golconda. three
months from the adjournment OF
the Association. Upon this no.
tice the pastor A. ]. Bowers adj
vised the church what would take
place, SO the church interested
herself as never before to receive
the board, Through the leader
ship OF the pastor. The building
has been greatly and neatly i'm
proved both in and without.
The pastor came over on We'd
nesday OF last week to make ready
for the brethren and provided
homes Tor them all, and not one
'ofthem put IN their appearance.
A number OF communications
were sent here addressed 10 the
Board we received a telegram.
charges unpaid from Moderator
Washington stating that be had
great love for the cause OF the
Baptist and was not unmindful
OF the honor conferred on h m.
But he had a rally to come Of
on Sunday Amen. DIR. WASH
ington is to be blamed more than
any one else, because OF the fact
that il he could not be present,
he knew it before Friday. and he
coulI have advised, Elders Dor
sey or Vice Moderator, Lane and
hey no doubt would have been
here u have held the meeting.
There is getting TO be TOO much
Associatienal. or Conventional in
terest and lip gush loyalty. which
fades away as time goes.
President II. Flowers not
''hen scratch" from him sent no
communication whatever, nor did
he write his vice that he would
not be present. L. ]. Jones OF
Dewmaine is the Vice and is ex-
president OF the ). 5. Convention
we have known him number OF
times to lay aside his vocation
which amounted TO $4.o5. pc,
day, TO adhere 10 the nust con-
mitted 10 his care. Honor to
whom it is due.
Cairo, ILL.,.
Nov. 2. 1914.
To the East Mt. Olive Execu-
cutive Board, when convened
with the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
church, Goloonds, find herewith
enclosed $500 to help advance
the cause OF the Master, add it
to the expense OF the meeting
We are sorry that our pastor
can not be present pastor james
Field is to be commended for ac-
quaipting his churcl, with the
recommendation. Ali the past
ors, in the district are members
oithr Executive Board and voted
at the association, that If they
were not present they would senc
one doll ar to the board.
Dewmaine. Ill.
| Nov. {. IcIA.
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Sherlock Holmes Stories
Exclusively in Golfers

Al ihs shesork Holmes .sofies satshh<d n
1915 viii be printed eselssistJ ia csliis',.
TIE 'i.zsi. rnlnsss'' pisna5rs q sss F.sos<sa
War slsi sspes' evefY week 10 INC shosoefssAic
seeflon 81 Ceilief's.
The sasr aciioa ~,iffs. sili sssesf sssa ~ses
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az exclusive ieairie.
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of the Livingston Normal, theology
cal aud Industrial Institute.
J. H. Knowles, ID. D., President
J. B. McCrary, s. T. b., Secretary
T. c. Ysncy, Treasurer
9. b. Kerr, Attorney
Rev. JIM. Blake.
Rev. 81. Allison
Rev. NJ. Hayes
Rev. @. g. Phillips, Financial Art.
Rev. II. Z. McWilIiams
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Heavy Annual Rainfall.

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sszss Fsila q ass@s - ssasA
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qnly sl.1s Send y our order today
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Get these Memoirs
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Dyspccial arrangement with The pub
fishers Of GOLFERS. The National
Weekly, we are enabled TO offer a lin
tied number Of these ihree-volume seia
OF the Memoirs Of Napoleon Tree with
a years subscription 10 Golfers and
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| have the school books you
want, bring me your old cnes and
| will take them in as part pay for
new ores, z. A. VALLEE.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-13
Memoirs of
Napoleon
In Three Volumes

This man caused the last
general European war.
His personal memoirs. written
BY his secretary, Baron DE
Mcneyal. are full OF the moss
absorbing incidents, especially in
view Of the present great Euro
pean struggle.
Just hundred years ago. his snbi-
ii0ns Gashed the Continent in a sea of
blood. France alone, under his leader
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Italy. and Great Bfiiain--ssa xcss.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
WILLAMETTE TO MEET
OREGON NEXT FRIDAY

The willamette football squad is
working overtime this week preparing
to do huitlc against the Oregon lluskies
next Friday at Eugene. The team Is
much weaker than when It lined up
against the Oregon Agricultural college
and have given mp all hope OF being
able to give the oregon team much
trouble.
Smarting over the unexpected defeat
at the hands Of the Willamette eleven
lust season the Oregon team nrc going
to make the score the largest possible,
many of thcm predicting hundred to
nothing mark for the contest
Owing to the fact that many Of the
first team were laid out In the game ut
Corvallis, q large number OF former
second string men have been advanced
to the first line and are preparing to
do their best against the big Oregon
tcam The members Of the coaching
staff have nothing to announce ex
eept that the team will fight for all
they are worth from whistle to whistle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28

berry, W. w. Percival, w. II. Walker,
D. l.. Hedges, P. L. Hedges. NJ, NJ.
Porterfield, L. Damon, A. M. McLaugA'
lin, Alluvial Farm Co., Independence;
O. G. Goad, J. NJ. Grant, I. y. Yoakum,
Henry Fern, Dallas; W. N, Yeaton,
Monmouth; &. L. Townsend, Kings Val
ley; j. A. Manning, Woodburn, Route
1; NJ. A. Burch, j. R, Casterein, Rick
reall; A. A, Merkley Sacramento, CAL;
II. Il. Morrison, George h, Knight,
Springfield; NJ, j. Kren2, Fred N.
Stump, Suver; NJ. H. Jones, Brooks; W,
II. Murphy, Buena Vista; W, Q, Miller,
Tom Rogers, McMinnville; W, r, Kirk.
wood, Amity; c. s, Arnold, Aurora
w. II. Roy, Jefferson; W. II, and A, j.
Egan, Gervais; George j, Krebs, JEFF.
fcrson; Il. L, Cunningham, Ukiah, Cal ;
Henry Seaton, jefferson; NJ Battalion
l.. Schurtz, j. A. Krebs, l.. II. Me-
Mahan, Salem; A. G. Morford, Salem,
Route /; j. Il. Brophy Salem, Route q
Ed Loose Salem, Route l; George Sun
Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
CARPENTER WOUNDED.

San Francisco, Ocl rs, That 0m
brw0h boxers have been killed., and
that Georges Carpenter heavyweight
champion Of Europe, was probably tN
tally wounded In the European war
was the information given out here to-
dny hy Kid McCoN Mccoy said hi.
wife hOd received q lcltor from Paris
containing the information OF the
deaths and the injury to Carcnticr
written by Miss Carrie King, II yaudc
willie actress Carpenter she said, was
shot through the lung,
The -four boxers killed, according td
Mise King were Charles hcdouX, Ohns
Stuhcb Adrian llngan aud Max Sting
cr Lcdoux probably was the bes
known In America OF the four, having
boxed at Los Angeles
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
JOHN SCHULTZ FOUND
BY TRACK BADLY HURT

Having evidently attempted to board
. fast freight and been thrown to the
ground after being struck on the head
10y some portion Of one of the cars, u
young man, since identified as John
Schultz, was found on the Southern
Pacific right-of.way about mile and
half above Woodburn this morning
in an unconscious condition.
He was taken to Woodburn, where
medical aid was summoned, and upon
investigation his skull was found TO be
severely crushed and several portions
0f his body badly bruised He was
brought to Salem on the ! O'Clock elec'
trio and taken to the Salem hospital
where necessary operations were per
formed this afternoon.
He regained consciousness for short
time this morning and stated that his
name was John Schultz and that he
WAS raised on ranch in southern Ore
gon and was is years old. Further
Investigation as to his identity and the
whereabouts Of his relatives is being
made,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
SAY COAST CLUBS
ALL LOST HEAVILY
Carpenter Is Wounded, Welsh
Barely Holds Title---Base-
ball Gossip

San Francisco, Oct. 28.-Practical
admission that the clubs Of the Pacific
Coast league lost heavily SGring the
season just closed came mere today
with the announcement that the direct.
ors had decided upon number Of re-
trenchments for next year.
One of the first things the magnates
did at yesterdays meeting was to re-
ducc the player limit from 20 men to
rs, to be in force from May ! to Aug
ust q. A further saving was provided
for when the salary limit was reduced
from $4,000 to $4,000, and the single UNI
pire system adopted, The reduction in
the salary limit alone means saving
of $4,000 to the league, while the sin.
gle umpire system will save the salar'
les Of three men, amounting to $4,000,
exclusive Of travelling expenses, which
foot mp TO a couple Of thousand more,
The 1915 season, IL was announced
will begin March 23 and close October
H. both dates being one week earlier
than the present schedule.
Sacramento Out OF 1t,
Seattle Salt Lake, San Jose and
Sacramento, 1t was announced, are II
| the field to secure the forfeited fran
chiso of the Sacramento Mission club
| A committee Of three, made up Of him
SELF, j. Cal Ewing and r. W, Leayitt
was appointed by President Baum Il
decide whore the sixth club shall b'
placed next year. Baum declared al
applicants will be heard, and the ON,
presenting the best proposition will b,
awarded the franchise.
Seattle has been anxious to break in
TO the Coast league for years, and tn,
northern city seems to be preferred b!
the directors because they say 1t is tn
largest city and hest prepared to sup
port Glass A ball.
! Harry Wolvcrton aud Lloyd Jacob
Of Sacramento are disappointed ut tn
action taken by the directors, and /
was limited that u legal battle is prob
able before final decision is reache
over the disposition of the Sacramento
Mission club
One Of the trades arranged durin
! yesterday y meeting sends Pitcher |
Is. Smith Of Venice to Portland in eN
change for Catcher lanta,
p Artcr the l0ll pennant was formal
awarded to Portland and Judge W. v
McCrcdic has responded with a neu
spcoch, the mNgnntcs adjourned unit
February H. the date Of the sprin
schedule meeting,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
WELSH HAS CLOSE GALL,

Boston, Oct 2s.- Freddie Welsh,
worlds lightweight champion, holds u
shade decision today over Matty Bald
win as u result OF their lg.rOund bout
here last night The champion, how
ever, was forced to extend himself tn
the limit, Baldwin surprising him with
hw Ylnshing work.
W,l,h showed best In the clinchcs
llc used quic, left to the stomach
aud % right TO the kldncys with good
utcrl Baldwin scored repeatedly with
Solid lelts aud rights TO the body, aud
got u % number OF wicked lott hand
emu .hrs 10 Wrhh's head,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
SPORT NEWS
THE WATT SHIPS
TOOK THREE STRAIGHT

The Watt Shipp bowlers took three
straight games from the Grocers last
night on the Electric alleys and are
now the leaders of the city bowling
league. Giroy, a wcll.known grocery
man, rolled the high game, 2l2, and
Noud, of the Watt Ships, made the
high average, 1871. The Elks and the
Globe team will clash tonight on the
Club alleys.
The scores of last nights games are
ns follows.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
WANTED

no trade fine farm 60 acres on the
famous Howell Prairie. What have
you9 Sec Beclltcl & Dynon.
To trade 100 aero stock ranch in
Tillnmook for city property Price
1880.
30 acres, Lincoln County, price $500
trade for city property. Modern bunga
low $500 trade for land,
Some good houses and vacant lots FOL
trade for ueropgo What have yOui
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
COLD WAVE PRBpIoTgp.

Washington, Oct 27.--A sudden cold
wave, covering the northern half Of the
country and extending from the
Rockies to the Atlantic coast, was pre-.
dicted today by the weather bureau for
tonight and tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
W AN 7 Ed
A MAN WITH BACKBONE AND
FAITH IN HIS COUNTRY

Mr.. FARMER, who wants a good
home in town, here is your chance:
Splendid eightrOom house modern, and
two lots l5Oxl5O, good stable, fine
location, two blocks from street ear,
one block from school; beautiful homo
worth $780, for $4,000. Will take
good team and $3.50 cash balance terms
to suit or $500 down without team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
aRuNAN rs SHOW FRnIaHr.

Oakland, Cal, Oct. ss. Ralph Cru.
nan, OF Portland, Harry roleys light
woipLt ptotege will have 70 show more
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
Totals -. ESQ $50 730 22O5 l47
SENATOR LANE AT
ARMORY TONIGHT

United States Senator Harry Lane,
Orcgon's junior representative in tho
upper branch Of congress, will address
the people Of Salem at the armory at
8 O'Clock this evening upon the issues
Of the campaign in the interest of the
success Of the democratic party at the
coming November election and particu.
larly in support Of Senator George +.
Chamberlain for reelection. Senator
Lane is due to arrive in the city some
time this afternoon and prior to the
speaking he will probably make his
headquarters at the Marion hotel, where
he will meet his friends and fellow
pOrtisans, A wire this afternoon says
the senator win arrive at 6,30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
GEO. B. JACOB CO.,
Room 2O7 Hubbard Building,
Phone 2424

There are few really great men on
earth, but there are n lot Of others who
are willing to admit their greatness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28

class than he did last night against
Willie Fitzsimmons in their l5.round
bout here to convince the fans that he
has any right to claim u chance at tho
title. While Gunan won d clear decis-
ion over the local lad, he fuiled to dis.
play his much advertised knockout
punch, and he missed many blows with
both hands, The bout was very slow,
neither boy opening up until the last
round. Flt2simmous got none the worst
of that session, Local fans doubt that
Uwnm would prove equal to contest
with such men as Frankie Burns and
Joe A2cytdo,
Frankie Malone, former Olympic club
champion, beat Freddie Hammer in one
of the six.romd prelminOrics, Young
Lumm won u fourround decision from
Young Dempsic and Billy Mahan stop.
ped Frankie scott In five rounds. ia.
die Hlnkclec rctcrccd the main event,
and his decision In favor Of Grunon
was we'll received,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
5 or 10

Choice or 10 acre tracts all under
cultivation near Electric ear line and
school only Slaj por acre, ON easy
terms
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28

WANTED-.A good dairy farm from
so to 100 acres, spot cash, Price must
be low
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
Visiting arowers Thanked.

Before the meeting adjourned a ris.
ing vote Of thanks was extended all
of the members Of the California ad.
vance organization committee for
their splendid efforts in favor of the
organizing and cooperation Of the hop
growers Of the Pacific coast " and as.
sured them of the hearty support and
cooperation of the Oregon growers in
bringing about permanent organiza.
ton, and a similar resolution was in.
troduCed and adopted extending thanks
to President Kerr, of the Washington
association, for his interest and enthus'
iasm and assurances of the cooperation
Of the Washington growers On behalf
of the California growers, Mr.. Blalack
and Mr.. Beardslee rendered their ap.
probation Of the spirit of friendship
and good will expressed in the resolu'
tons, and when the question Of whether
the growers present were in favor Of
organization was put and every man in
the meeting arose to his feet, Mr.,
Beardslee took the floor, saluted and
exclaimed: "Gentlemen of Oregon
California takes off her hat to you.
Hop Growers in Attendance,
Among those in attendance at yes
terday's meeting were;
A. b. Davidson, Derbey Hill, g. N
Sloper, w. A. Patton, ii. b, Fletcher
II. Fennell, J. s. Bohannon, Verd Hill
Homer Hill, A, L. Sperling, H. Sails
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
Farm BARGAINS

One Of the bcst Howell Prairie farms
wen improved for only 800 per ocrci
rich deep, black loan soil best in the
valley
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28

Blood will tell-and so will a black
eye.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
For Rent

Farms aud houses In all parts Of the
city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28

of them," declared President Kerr, of
the Washington association, who was
present and addressed the meeting
which brought down the house.
Enthusiasm Ran High.
As the business of the meeting pro-
gressed and the plans and anticipated
results were outlined by the several
speakers, the enthusiasm of the growers
ran high and the speakers were fire.
quently interrupted by spontaneous ap-
plause. Among the principal speakers
were President P. h. Blalack, of the
Mendoeino County Hop Growers asso-
citation; President W, h. NJ. BeardsIee,
of the Sacramento valley Hop Growers
association; A. A. Merkley, director OF
the same organization; President Blit2
Paxton, of the SonOma County assO-
citation; W. w. Percival, of Independ-
ence; President Kerr, of North Yakima,
of the Washington association; l.. H.
McMahan, M. l.. Jones, b. h. Morri.
son, Of Springfield; W. X. Kirkwood,
of Amity, and George Hewlett, vice
president of the MEDICINE County asso.
citation, and several others.
All of the speakers, in reciting the
failures Of past attempts to organize
the hop growers, called attention to the
activity Of a certain element Of the
dealers who used every means in Their
power to throw cold water upon the
enterprise and break up the organiza
tion, and the growers were warned
against listening to the discouraging ar
gumcnts of these dealers. Heretofore
they have been successful, as was point
ed out in every instance, by one meant
or another, and it was felt most Ger
tain that they would center all Of thei
energies and ingenuity to frustrate tn,
present efforts to effect the organiza
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-28
Insurance

We wrlc insurance. Can place your
money on good real estate security,
oct you q good icnnant for your vacant
house. Trade your property for whnt
you want