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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

his bachelor quarters, reflectively
drinking his coffee. His deep, daunt-
less eyes went rowing over the orig
inal decorations on his robes hang
ing opposite. He was still staring at
them as he yelled, Come in!' to a
cold, steady knock outside.
When he turned to greet the man
entering, he started up in such hor-
ri1ed surprise that he overturned the
table, the coffee streaming on the
floor
''You-are the Bishop gasped
Culp. Eve seed your picture. You
are the 'Piscopalian Bishop of this
State"
81 am, indeed" returned the
stranger with a stately inclination of
the head. Having heard of the scan
dalous method practiced by Benjamin
Culpepper Hazard, whom unfortu
nately sent out here, have come to
inquire into the matter Is he living
with your"
Eyes, Bishop. He lives with me.
Won't you set DOWN."
When L set Culpepper Hazard
out here he seemed an eminently re-
spectacle son Of the church"
The host permitted himself a chair
also.
He's done accomplished all he was
sent fer, Bishop" he volunteered tim
idly. wolf Pass is plum decent.
Them as orter be married is married,
them as cheat an lie is lynched, or
drove out of town. Nobody amt al
lowed to swear except in respectable
Bible terms an no ladies present. !"
"Sir, only your ignorance induces
you to excuse such man. Will you
kindly call him hither?"
Where is he?" Numbered the
Bishop.
I'm him."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

to leave the railroad an hit a short
trail.
"a meeker-appearin' animile than
yore Culpepper selected never seen.
But that there bronco had the pa
tience Of a jackass an the wiles of a
woman.
Which he waited till we was pass
in through stony section an then
he ups and slams your D. D. down on
pile of rock, a-killin' of him in
slant"
well, Bishop, l got sorry for the
Church right there. l carried yore
Culpepper back to Tractionviile, and
buried him like my own brother. Then
l got p'ints on denominations, being
still sorry for the Church. Mebbe l
was prejudiced in favor of yore brand
because l had Culpepper's outfit all
ready, an l was Culpepper myself.
Bishop" he added appealingly, Give
cleaned this hell-hole perfectly clean.
And | know you're too much of
gentleman to split on me because l
wasn't regularly prescribed for the
work"
"Too much of a gentleman to split
on you" repeated the outraged Bish-
OPP. "Wretched man, shall expose
your iniquity in full tomorrow"
you dare to ask me to counter
ance your chicancery?" he gasped.
Bishop, before God, never beg
ged till now, but I'll lick yore boots
eff it will satisfy you! Look at this
thing right. Have taken anything
from these folks? Not a damn cent!
Haven't l taught 'em to live square,
deal clean, and remember Who made
'em? Is that wrong? l did know I'd
ort to have gone through some red
tape afcre wored regulation gowns,
but so many things goes nekked of
official seals out here that it seemed
like religion might too.
I'll go away tomorrow, maxim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
By
MoHie
Runcorn

EENHs just the the public Christmas excr
cises carols especially Night 1t is SO
typical of why the day is celebrated
good majority of Salem people this little
directing the musical for the
gather on the court house lawn Friday evening will
faote carol This number which
will be repeated by quartet Charles
H. Epley and Charles Knowland.
Mrs Halle Parrish Hinges will sing 80 Holy Night by
the similar the
unlike it equally
chorus composed of sixteen Chians their
Shine and He Shall Reign
known who will in this chorus viii be Charles
William MGichst jr, Theodore Young
Charles Knownd, Carl Abrams VIM. Iehen Frank Dkabacl Earl
Anderson, George c. Snyder U. G. Lehman Allison.
The Salem band is be overlooked list
be WeknOwn selections will be furnished by this which will
add materially the pleasure of the evening
Rev Harry Marshall of the first Baptist church. Chern will
deliver address in keeping with the date.
The decorative committee composed Of Fred Mang Frank Spears and
decking the the house Wednesday,
and George Pettg and his electricians also at work early
ng the tiny bulbs through which the myriad lights will twinkle tomorrow
night included 'nvaiona h
event and the the children especially desired Over fifteen
Of
box contain ticket the special dren matinee be given Monday
afternoon Ye Liberty theatre This complimentary performance is Mana
l. Waters contribution who originated this plan several
Special reels will be and stories of particular interest
to the folk.
Friday evening predicts continuation of win
everyone looking with the uppe anticipation
Salem biggest and best municipal Christmas festival.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
HOiU To Make the
Quickest, Simplest Cough
Remedy
Much better thnn the Ready
Made Kind nnd You Save ~.
Fully Guaranteed

This homemade cough syrup Is now
used in more homes than amy other cough
remedy Its promptness, ease and Ger.
tpintY M conQuerlng distressing coughs,
chest aud throut colds, Is really remark.
able. on can actually feel u take hold.
A duV's use Will usually overcome the
ordinary couuh--lcieves even WhOOping
cough quickly Splendid, too, for bron.
chitis, .spnsmodic Group, bronchial asthma
and winter coughs,
Get from any druggist 2i5 ounces Of
PineN 600 ccnta worth, pour It In q pint
bottle and ill the bottle with plain prinu'
lated sugar syrup. This gives you---at d
cost of only "a cents--H full pint OF better
cough syrup than You cuuld buy for W 80
Takes but few minutes 10 prepare Full
directions with Plnpx. Tastes good and
never Hpoils.
You will be pleasantly surprised how
quickly IL looseng dry, hourRc or tight
coughs, and heals the inllnmcd mem
branea In u painful cough. IL also stopi
the formation OF phlpgm in the throat
and bronchial tubes, thus ending the per
sietent loose cough.
Pinex In n most valuable concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway pine eY
tract, rich In mlaiacol, which is 80 heal
ing 10 the membranes.
10 avoid disappointment, be sure an,
ask your druggist for'2ik ounces Pincx,
and don't nccept anything else.
A guarantee OF absolute satisfaction
or money promptly refunded, goes viii
this preparation. The Pinox Co., II
Wayne, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those STIFF
Joints-Drives Out Pain,

You'l know Why Thousands uso
MuSrEROLE once you experience the
glad relief it gives,
Get jar Ut once from the neurcst
drug store, II Is II clean, white oint.
ment made with the oil Of mustard.
Better than II mustard plaster and does
not blister, Brings ease aud comfort
while It is miug rubbed ON!
MCSTEROLE is recommended hy
doctors aud nurses, Millions OF hrs
Nro used annually for Bronchitis,
Group, stir Neck Asthma, Neuralgia,
Congestion, plouHsy, Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Pains and Aches Of the Back
or Joints, Spmns, Sore Muscles,
Bruises, Chilhlaius, Frosted Feet, Colds
of the Chest ~ often prevents prou.
monin).
At your druggists in poe and SOC
inrs, aud special large hospital size
FOR 1880.
BE sure you get the genuine NUS.
TEROlE, Refuse imitntions. get what
you usIt for The Mustcrolc Company.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
SAYS The WAR is
NOT FOR DEFENSE

Paris, Dee. 2J,-'rhe Bern CORE.
spcndept Of L'lIumauilc telegraphs u
resume Of the declaration made by Dr
knrl Jiphuecht In the Rcichsag eN.
planning the solitary vote In opposition
10 The recent German war credits The
publication Of the speech in Germany
was forbidden, but was published In
pxtcnso by the Bcuor Tagcbutt
"The war IL not for the defence Of
Germany DR.. Licblnecht Is quoted as
saving, "but is a preventive war pre-.
porcl hy secret diplomacy, which Is
dominated by the military parties Of
Germany and Austria II was for I'M
pcrialit reasons, aud also TO deviatc
the labor movement that the war was
prepared, -
Dr. Lieblnocht concluded hy protest
ing against the violation of The ncu.
trality Of Luxcmburg aud Belgium,
saving that all ideas of annexation
were dictated by the military element.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
Tl[!E!i.IaITIi
MURDER SUSPECTS
REPORTED CAUGHT

Los Angeles, cal, Dee. 28.-Sur.
rounded by a ,hcrIff's posse In the hills
near San Fernando, two mon believed
by the authorities TO have been con.
ncctrd with the shooting at San Fern.
ando yesterday Of Deputy Marshall
William Smith, were at bay today. A
telephone report TO the sheriff's office
today said that several shots had been
fiol aud that the men apparently Wcro
well armed
one man, q Mexican giving the namo
Of Hernandez, was arrested late Yes.
terdny on suspicion Of killing Smith.
The men who were reported 20 be sur
rounded by the posse were said TO havo
been Hernandez companions
Reports reached san Fernando shortly
nfter noon that the pair had been cap
tured The shchff's office however,
had received no confirmation nor any
further report Of the whereabouts of
the posse,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
SANTA CLAUS WIFE
WILL COME WITH HIM
For the First Time Mrs. Santa
viii Accompany Her jolly
Old Husband

So far as is known, or at least as
ANYBODY around has been able to recol.
lect, Mrs, Santa Claus is TO make her
first appearance in public in Salem, In
connection with Christmas obscrVanros
at the insane asylum, Now this may be
either a big social "sc0opn or a sean.
dal, as the society editor is unable to
recall the publication Of the nuptials Of
Santa Claus aud II may have been an
oversight on her part, or iust one Of the
Authorizations that are common in an
institution Of that character Never.
thcleSs Mr.. aud Mrs. Santa Claus is
billed TO appear before an audience nj
the state insane asylum tomorrow morn
ing, about q o clock and distribute the
| presents from the big Christmas tree
10 the patients and employees Of the In
stitution, which now constitute an i'm
mense family Of over 1000 souls.
Tho principal Christmas exercises will
be held IN the chapel nj the insan,
asylum this evening, when the Christ
mas tree in all Of It's glory and rcful
genco will form the centorpicco Of III,
elaborate decorations that have beer
arranged in celebration Of the event
aud a musical program will be renderc,
by tho asylum orchestra and insiru
mental selections by individuals, duo.
and quartcts, and at O'Clock tomor
row morning Mr. and Mrs. Santa vii
distribute the presents. The usual biz
Christmas feed, consisting Of rons
geese. ducks, chickens, turkeys aud al
Of the good thing. that usually 20 I,
make up first class dinner will b,
served patients aud employees alike to
morrow noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24

Miss Ramona Bell, of st. Paul, MINI,
is being entertained as house guest
of Miss Genevieve Avison, at the r. n.
Avison residence.
Christmas guests at the A. NJ Clough
homo will be Mr.. and Mrs, W, h, Bisn.
op, abeir son, Arthur Malcolm, and Mr.
and Mrs W. l.. Bryant, Of Portland.
All will remain until after New Years
Beginning promptly at half past
seven clock this evening, the annual
Christmas exercises of the Evangelical
church, corner Of Chemeketa and Sew.
enteenth streets, will be given. Every.
body is invited 10 attend. The pro.
gram follows;
Song, by choir; Scriptural reading;
invocation, by pastor; song, by choir;
address Of walcomc Edward Giyens;
I"Today Is Jesus Birthday" begin
ners drill; recitation, Mabel Garneti
recitation, Elsie Wick; recitation, lie.
, Roy llornSchuch; duet, Beatrice Voget
and Bery Turner; recitation, Earl
Branson; violin solo, Edna Dennison;
song, by choir; recitation, Mabel Up
/ Ideraph; recitation, Everett Walker;
recitation, Louise Wick; recitation, Ce.
cil LoWe; solo, Mrs llendry; recita'
tion, Elizabeth Wcchter; reading, Es'
thcr Myers; instrumental duet, Ellen
Siew2rt and Edna Denison; recitation
Lolo Riggen; recitation, Lynn Turner'S
recitation, Beatrice NOgct; song, Helen
| Garnet; duet, Ruth Wechtcr and Mabel
photographs recitation, Victor Loose
recitation, Alta Zinn; solo, Mrs, Barker
recitation, Ernest Einn; recitation, Ruth
Wcchter; recitation, Beryl Turner
song, Louise Updegraph; song, choir
cun,ata, by Mrs, Meyers class; solo
Mrs. Edith Riggen; "Good Night
drill by beginners class; Hurrah fol
Santa Claus, - song by boys aud girls
classes.
At quiet home ceremony, Miss Loi'
Wilson and Francis 4. Neer, Of PasR
dena, Cal, were married Mt thre,
o 'clo'k this afternoon at the residenc,
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. h. Wilson, ON North Thirteenth
street, Rev Mr. sherman, of the FRS
Congregational church of Corvallis, Of
ficiated.
The A. NJ. Crawfords are expecting
Murray Wheat, Of Astoria, as thei
Christmas guest Mr.. Wheat will prob
. ably arrive tomorrow and will renal
a.. ....l 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
DIED FROM EXPOSURE,

Wnopa, Wasn, Dee 2i,--Archic
Long, who was rescued from govern
ment well iuto which he had fallen
after being entombed under as feet Of
rocl, aud gravel for 1870 hours, died
early today, II was at first believed
that Long would recover,
Otto Chappell, who was buried Will
Long, was dead when the rcscuercr
reached him.
For several hours before Long wa
removed from the excavation he gave
directions TO the rescucrs how TO eXca
yatc to reach MIN more quickly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24

Los Angeles, Cal, Dee. 2i,-
John Muir famous California
( naturalist and author, died here
today Of pneumonia.
( The aged naturalist went to
< Daggett, san Beruardino county,
( from his hone Mt Martinez sew
< cral days ago for q visit at the
= home Of his daughter, Mrs. B.
4 Buell. Funk. -Four days ago he
x becmue in OF pneumonia. lle
\ was brought TO Los Angeles
< quietly last night and taken TO
4 the California hospital, where he
\ died about noon tolay.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
FOWLER IS HELD.

San Francisco Dee. o. Verne Fow.
lcr, suspected Of the murder Of Willinm
Fassett, in the home of George r. NeBl,
lost his first court skirmish for liberty
today when Judge Lawlor refused his
application for immediate discharge on
n writ Of habcay corpus. Fowlcr's at
torncy appeared before Judge LawloI
10 argue the writ but the hearing wai
continued until Monday, thereby allow
ing the police three more days to gather
evidence against the prisoner
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
PERSONALS
: \ \ !. 4 Z y \. 4 y Z \ \ y

Judge j. 4. Sibley, one Of the lead.
ing attorneys Of Dallas, is in the city
Fred Kaiser, Of Maclcay, was in this
city yesterday on business.
d. Il. Moses, Of Geryais, is in Salem
on short visit,
II. j.. Wilson, w. r. Rutherford +,
II. Buchanan and +. A. Scoficd, all of
McNIinnville, are registered at the
BHgh.
Nv. and Mrs W. A, Priauh and fam.
ily, of sumner Wash, arrived in Sa'
lem yesterday to spend u week in the
Capital city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24

let you know what | want for Xmas
early so YOU will be sure to have it.
want steam engine some blocks to
make an engine with slate and a lit
tie pestOl. Please send my little sister
a doll that can say papa and mamma
a broom n rolling pen a doll buggy a
big teddie bear if You please. Please
don I forget me-
"HOurs as ever Gordon 4 Margaret.
"We have been very good this year.
These are hut samples Of quantity
Of Santa Claus letters which have been
received at the Salem postoffice from
little tots all of which have been turned
over to Secretary r. A. Harris, of the
Salem social service center, who will
have to pose as official Kris Kringle
in this instance. Mr.. Harris will en-
deavOr TO have the Identities and ad-
dresses Of the little authors established,
so far as is possible, in order that their
little wants may be satisfied at least
in n measure with whatever toys the
social service may have on hand and to
give credence in their mbounded faith
in the reality Of dear old "St. Nick. ~
There are several Of such letters as
these from little shavers anl the most
of them are written is such childish
scraws that it is impossible to decipher
| the names attached as signatures much
less the contents Of the messages,
Doubtless many Of the letters were
written by the children Of parents who
are well able TO see that the wants Of
| the little ones are fulfilled, but many
| of them were no doubt written by the
| children Of parents who cannot satisfy
! the innocent desires Of their little ones
and the missiyes probably sealed with
the tears Of heartbroken and all but
4 discouraged mothers and fathers who
are powerlcss to provide what their
loved and trusting ones are pining for
On the other hand there were doubt
less hundreds of just such tender little
notes ny these written and addressed
to "Dear Santa Claus but have never
gone so far as the local p0stoffice be
cause there was not stamp or The
price Of STAMP in the house Will
which to post them, Such letters ar,
probably treasured away in the throb
NlUt HONUlAh VI n'llll'NN bN'l h'hl NoiN "
mothers who are dreading the arriva
Of the fateful day when they feel tha
the cherished hopes Of their prattlini
and speculating little ones are almos
certain to be dashed to pieces upon thu
rocks Of disappointment and despair,
The Salem social service center, al
Of the churches, the Salvation army an'
other benevolent and charitable organ
izations Of the city are securing the cit,
from top to bottom TO assemble togethe
, 7, such a quantity Of gifts for the chiI
drcn (also the grown-ups) of the need
ones Of the city aud II anybody know
of eases where the appearance Of SAINT
, Claus IN material form will serve (
gladden. the hearts Of the innocent an
= trusting ones aud make them think tha
= life, after all, is worth the living, th
! information should be communicate
to the service center headquarters, a
the city hall, the Salvation army or an
of the church organizations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
BORN

Il X 4 X X X X X 4; 4 X X X 4 4 4
VAN CLEVE-At the family home,
North Fourth street and Gaines av.
enue, Thursday, December "a, 1914,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Van Cleye a
ninepound daughter The little Miss
Santa Claus will be named Violet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24

A "White Christmas" festival will
be the unique and beautiful offering
in celebration of the day by the sun
day school Of tine Baptist church. The
"whiten idea will be carried ont in
every detail. The program will begin
promptly at half.past seven o clock.
Decorations Of money viii be received
for the poor. Everybody will be vel
come. The program follows;
'Whie Shepherds Watch '.................
..................................... Congregation
Song ......................H Young Ladies Chorus
"The Bethlehem Shepherds "...........
Olive Caldbect
Prayer Pastor
Greeting .............a ....uJunior Girls
Exercise ..............Primary De. .partment
"The Christmas Tree Sunday School
Boy" ......................... Max Dawson
"Gift Of God God"..................Junion Girls
Recitation ......."",............. Charles Roth
Solo ...........................Do Dorothy Twccdalc
Exercise Primary Department
Birth Song Of Jesus Three Junior Girls
Joy Of Christmas..........Ge Gerald Newman
Two Mitts..........................L Leolyn Barnett
Bethlehem Cleaner Girls
Solo ..............................M Margaret Roth
Recitation ....................M Margery Austin
Rainy Day Brigade...,...Primary Girls
Solo Estes
Song .,................ Young Ladies' Chorus
Class otfenngs....."...........................""
"Joy to the World "..""Congregation
The Episcopal churcn, corner Church
and Chemcketa streets, will be ono Of
few in the city holding day services,
celebrating the festival Of Christmas.
Beginning at half past seven o o'cloct
Christmas morning, Holy Communion
will be observed, choral communion
services taking place at half past ten
O'Clock. Holy Innocence day, which
falls on Monday win be given over TO
the children, who will have a program
with songs and music, when will take
place in the guild rooms at 1880 o clock.
Everybody is welcome to these SER
vices, the choral service to be Of gen.
eral interest featured, as it will be,
by splendid musical numbers,
Dr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Altman went to
Portland today to be Christmas aud
weekend visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
gar L. Martin. Mrs. Martin is Their
daughter, Dr. Altman will return Mon
day.
Lausanne hall at Willamette uniyer
sity presents quite a deserted appear
ancc since the closing Of school last
Friday. Most of the girls have left I,
spend the holidays with relatives Of
friends. Miss Mildred Mcbride is II
Corvallis and win spend the holiday
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs c. c
Mcbride.
Miss Elma Ohling is with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. X. Il. Ohlmg,
Tho Van Wrinkle family will ccle
brate Christmas with n family gather
ing. Mr.. and Mrs j. N. Van Winklc
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Van Winlue, o
Portland; Mr.. aud Mrs j. s, Van Win
lle, Of Albany, and the j. o, Van Win
l,lcs Of Salem, will all be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4, p. Howard and sor
Homer Howard, Of Boise, Idaho, are !
the city, the guests of the William !
Kinks, Mr. aud Mrs. Howard are Mr'
Kinks parents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
LITTLE TOTS WRITE
GOOD OLD ST. NICK
If Identity Of Writers Can Be
Learned Santa Will Surely
Remember Them

"Dear Santa Claus: I want wash.
board and top to hum and doll
cobered and doll house and ball and
a toy man and enithing Is.
"From Virginia"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
SPENT IT QUICKLY.

Yonkers, n v, Dee. 2i.--The will Of
the late j. Borden Hartman was filed
for probate here today. II lisposcs Of
an estate valued at a little more than
$4,000. Affidayits filed show tho
estate consists of ~, 900 In real estate
and not more than $4,000 in personal
property,
Hartman 5 father left him fortune
Of S625,0O a year ago. Owing TO busi
ness roverses, the Hartman country
home at Mount Kisco, N, Y, was re
comfy converted into snnitarium, Mrs
Hartman acting as manager. Hartman
left his entire estate to his widow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24
JOHN MUIR DEAD.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-24

Lausanne hall at Willamette uniyer.
sity presents quite deserted appear.
ancc since the closing of school last
Friday. Most Of the girls have left to
spend the holidays with relatives or
friends. Miss Mildred Mcbride is in
Corvallis and will spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr., and Mrs c. c.
Mcbride.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

&rnitotio1er / Gen iuage Siibe",
talte tpoeligerc ems Sro og bepilte
Dor Naoitan6, at MOI beltcmt boo
bc6e pua ct inarligt Bjenlpn.
Sc osiiiterel1oe Nmntarer: iru
Megina Neterien 6rf. Mngnm &c
teri en % ST.. .Iborpalo CONNER
glor0c bcres til, at slitene11 blep ell
Snfces.
6ru Ngrcs Matbielell %affonlpag=
nerecc til Songene n1e0 banlig
Nulltine pna ct al Sc %fprtrirllige
IrocDmu1n Eianpcr.
Otter llll0erbploningen Bal til
Na1s 9fellpl1s pcplllGre Srfeiter.
Oct glu0er ps, at rSorti'en" bleo
ina pellpffct, tbi ga Ell ser @aab
cnt. at &unltl1errmrret for 2p1t og
Mpo CD til ct fonu1c igjen.