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3DA1XT CAPITAL JOUBKAL, SALEM, OREOON. WEDNESDAY, .TONE 21, 1908. TDK
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1
LAID DOWN
m
(From tho Now York Bun.)
'Did you over know a poker play
er to lay down four aces I"
Tho Cripple Crook man throw an un
conscious log ovor tho arm of his chair,
ltd his cyo grow reminiscent.
"Yes, several of them," ho mused,
"and all good short card men, too. No
body but a blood cousin to tho king
fool balks nt laying down nny hand,
no matter how good it looks to him,
if his poker sense tells him it's beat.
"Right thoro is tho dividing lino
between tho easy mnrk and tho man
who knows how tho gulf betwoen tho
mulo and tho master mind knowing
when to quit. Qod hates a quitter,
they say. Ho may liato him, but I'll
risk fifty ho don't look on him with
tho samo sour contempt n fellow feels
for himself tho morning after ho 'a
spent tho night and his July salary
calling hands becauso he wasn't going
to let any stiff in that gamo get away
with a bluff, b 'gosh I
"Curiosity is all right in scientific
research, but in poker it's about as
useful as a vermiform nppondiz, and
make it a soro one, at that; just good
for trouble and tho soonor you cut It
out, tho better for you.
"But, coming back to our fours,
I'vo known that bunch of aces land
down sovernl times, I say; but I
reckon I saw tho only play that ever
ume up whero n man laid down a fist
ful liko that without making even a
bet or a call after the draw, and ho
was as smooth a fellow as ever fondled
itaek of blues.
"I don't reckon any of you ovor
card of Jako Saunders, but between
the Big Muddy and tho Golden Onto
Jke Is as well liked as he is well
known, which is saying a wholo lot,
for he's prominent in everything pol
ities, public enterprise, and play that
tomes up. And 10 years ago tho least
of his talents wasn't poker.
"Ho could sit in a game for two
ouri, without a hnnd better than a
Plr of nines and stay good natured
that impontrablo good naturo that
wks the old masters of tho art.
When a man begins to throw cubs
words around, you can count bis stack
Te in your wlnnnings, but you
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All people subject to Bilious attacks,
w who suffer from Stomachic dis
J?ji should never be without a box
l BEECHAM'S PILLS.
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Wd the proof of their excellence lies
the fact that they are generally
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he first trial.
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j$ their purifying effect upon the
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system, causing every organ of the
fody healthfully to continue Its al
Jpued function, thereby inducing a
feriectly balanced condition, and
naking life a pleasure,
KECHM'S MILS
palntain their reputation for keep
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have stood the test of the most
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years.
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I "I SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN
In mr womb and orarles writ Mrs.
naomi uatc, of wcDttcr HroTM, Mo,
"alto in tor right aad left aldni, and
my menus were very palatal and
Irregular. Since taUag Oardul,' I
feel like a new wemaa, and do not
tatter as I did. It la the boat modi-
cine i erer naa in my nouie."
POUR AGES I
couldn't tell from tho mellow, goldon
chuckle that welled up from Jake's
insldrs whether bo was sitting behind
a king full or a kilter.
"Ho played this particular hand
ono night up in Bat, Mastorson's club-
rooms in Denvor. Yes, it's tho samo
Bat that's now leading tho slmplo life
as deputy marshal after his nervous
career west of everything that ever
hunted cover.
"Ho and Bob Austin had tho swift
est gnmo in tho west; big, hnndsomo
rooms, with half n dozen faro layouts
and a couplo of roulette wheels for tho
cheap suckers that trickled in. Back
of theso were poker rooms, somo open
for nnybody to sit In that had the
price, but a couplo of them wcro prl
vate and only ontorcd by a back stair'
way opening in the rear of a big hotel
"Theso two woro open for tho high
class, papa- gouo- to- prayer- meeting
sports who wanted to play under the
blnnkot bank cashiers, pillars of the
vestry and presidents of things, that
got tired of being keyed up to concert
pitch and had to bo lot down a spell.
A big Guinea nigger guarded that
stairway, and if you didn't belong you
might as well havo triod to butt into
tho winter palace.
"One night I dropped off tho Crip-
plo Creek train to see Jake about a
mining doal that meant money; Jake
bad every kind that was over minted.
After an hour's hunt I learnod that
"ho had slipped up to Bat's with a lot
'of deacons and business men. I stood
liu with tho big coon, and pretty soon
ho brought mo word from Jake to
come up.
"I found him and five others just
winding up a roodle,
"A roodlot Why, it's a round of
doublo ante-jackpots, each player deal
ing until his pot is opened, and every
time it's sweetened you set in a whole
ante. Yes, it's a mighty lively game
and somo juicy, too.
"Out west, when a man gets an ace
full beaten they Inject a roodle into
tho gamo to glvo him a chance to make
a killing and get oven. Of course, the
beneficiary stands just as much chance
as anybody else to furnish tho raw ma
terial for tho massacre and turn up
among the killed and wounded; but
after a fellow who's dubbed along for
an hour and a half gets bold of a full
with boots on, and then gets it beat,
that fellow wants to plunge tho coun
try into civil war.
"Then it's duo for a roodle. It
calms him down. Ho either makes good
or gets so high up in the casualty list
that ho can't speak above a whisper
the rest of the season.
"Well, Jaka asked me to alt down
a moment, as it was the last deal on
that roodlo and ho was going to quit
after that. It was a fairly stiff game,
I gathered blues out to six and a
quarter and two-pair bets running along
from 25 to 150.
"There was about 60 in the pot
when this last hand was dealt. Jake
squeezed his cards over to me, showing
three big bullets.
"The first man next to tho dealer
passed the open. Bo did tho seeond
and third. Jake, who was fourth,
eraeked it light 'or some W to roll
in tho rest on percentage and bump
them hard after tho raw.
"Some of them didn't need mneb
eoaxin', though, for the "
jumped in with a 50 raise and the,
dealer churned it u, 'or ISO more, all
of which I knew was pleasing to Jake,
though you couldn't havo detected it
with an X-ray. The dealer was pick-
ing up tho. deck and about to nsk Joke
how many cards he'd like, when tho
third man, Ityland, who hod passed tho
open, cut In.
" 'Hold on,' ho said, 'I'm in this.
Gimme a card,' and ho pushed his $125
Into the center.
"Jnko held up n kicker and drew
for a blind. Tho fifth man took n
couple, and tho denier remarked with
thinly disguised satisfaction thnt ho
had all he wanted.
It began to look liko Jnko's thrco
aces wero going to have moro company
than they really needed, but when ho
flashed his draw to mo I saw that ho
was ready to entertain nil comers.
Tho gentlemanly dealer handod hlra the
fourth ncot
It was Jake's first say, of course,
being the opener, but ho quietly
hummed 'The Dying Cowboy,' and
passed up tho bet so ns to back in
against the dealer's pnt hand and
give him a jolt that would mako him
hate cards for a year.
"Tho fifth man, though, seemed to
feci considerable better for his two
card drnw. no set in a 100 stack of
blues right under tho muzzle of the
dealer's hand as though a pat didn't
strike him as particularly formldablo
anyhow.
"But if he thought ho was going to
scare that dealer out of a raiso ho was
badly fooled, for the next Instant thnt
obliging gent swarmed In with a tilt
of $150 more. At this Jako let up on
the 'cowboy' and was counting out
chips to spring n glnd surpriso with a
$200 bill from his pllo and dropped it
into tho pot, quietly remnrking:
" 'Two hundred ami fifty simolcons
more, if you please.'
"I was smiling at tho thought of
thnt much extra ment coming to Jnkes
market, when, to my astonishment, ho
tossed his four aces faco down on the
discard.
"'That's good here,' ho said, and
pushed his chips ovor to tho second
man, who wns banking tho gnme. Then
to me: 'I'm ready now. Whatt Don't
wnnt to go just yctt All right, IjVo
got to telcphono a party anyhow and
I'll meet you In tho lobby in fivo min
utes,' nnd he left tho room, placidly
humming the 'Cowboy.'
"No, not much I didn't go just then
You couldn't havo pulled me loose
with a lariat until I saw what kind of
cards wcro backing thoso husky bets,
especially that hand of Ityland 's.
"I know it wasn't possible that
Jnko had overlooked his hand. That
wasn't Jake, and besides ho had tipp
ed off tho fourth nco to mo. But it
seemed just ns impossible that ho
should lay down such a bunch without
a call and go strolling off with all tho
indifference of an elovator boy,
"I watched while tho fifth man
and tho dealer called, ono showing
down a four full he'd caught a pair
in tho draw and tho other a ten full)
ho had bad pat all tho time. Then In
a dazed sort of a way I saw Ityland I MCnK no good either prcsont or fu
carefully spread his band faco up onturcun nm on tj,,, ,p0t. no's a
,!. 4.1.1a nnlrn Ma iinrila nnart with i i
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his finger and silently gather In the
pot while his two lato opponents
breathed liko a yoko of tired steers.
" 'Jake,' I said an hour later as
we sat over a beefsteak and a Hud
welser In the cafe,' what in tho name
of all tho gods of chance mado you
lay down fours to a hand that couldn't
even open tho pot beforo tno urnwi"
" 'You've said It right tbero,' re
plied Jake. 'It was Just because
Ityland couldn't open the pot tnat l
quit.
II xt T ilniV't rnrn what ha HSU.
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ti... ni Kiirinni nhout nost mortems.1
From your question I guess my jBdr,
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mem wa hiuhk mii --v
I had it figured eut:
" 'First, it was a sure thing that
h'.i
from the dealer, especially when the
pot's as far as that one was.
" 'I opened it light, as you saw, to(
get the erowa in sgainsi my pig mrtn
and succeeded mighty well, too.
When the fifth man raised my open I
put blm down for two pairs small
threes, for evidently he didn't want. J
any more folks In with us, and l'U
have gone bask and lifted him out of
the game if the dealer hadn't come
tripping in and tilted it himself. I
" I put blm up for a pat hand, for)
a man would scarcely make a secondl
raise like tbat unless he had the top
threes and I knew might well where (
they were. So the play earae up to
Ityland net only with strength show
inir ia three bands, but saddled with a
dtible raise to boot, making it mighty
expensive to draw cards.
" 'Now, Byknd's got all kinds of,
poker sense sad wouldn't pay mat
prise just to draw a straight or a bob
tail nosh that probably wouldn't be
good if be eaught it. So when he did (
back in, it looked to mo like a eiaen
be wss hunting for but one thing a
straight flash.
" 'It wss plain to a blind man there
was going to be big trouble after the
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all whipped under the bed. Of course I
Ityland didn't have openers; ne8;j
too good a player to pass for a raise m
!..- ,.'. .Ittlnir 'round as third
when I corralled that fqurth nco I
knew I had nil tho others going south,
for tho pat hand was bound to bet nnd
then If Ityland laid down I'd como up
with all tho blues thnt dealer hnd.
" 'Still Ityland might make it and
If ho (lid it was chnos como again, and
I'd better stny fobilooso, ready to
jump. And so, after tho draw I passed,
up tho bet.
" 'When tUo fifth man with thoi
two-enrd draw took tho bet in tho
teoth of the dealer's pnt it looked
mighty- euro to mo bo'd raado some
thing better than a straight or a flush,
the usual pat hnnds, but when tho
denier cheerfully lifted him to tho
tune of n hundred and fifty, I began to
think thnt pat of his mightn't bo such
a usual ono after all
" 'Still I knew I wns sitting on a
velvet throno no matter what thoy had,
and I was sorting out a chunk of money,
to show 'cm whnt good people I was
when in oozes Ityland with his littlo
old five hundred dollar bill Now I
didn't bcliovo anybody with a tea
spoonful of grny matter would have,
tried a bluff in that seat.
" 'Tho strength nlrendy shown in
draw and bot mado it a moral cinch
ho'd get at least on call, maybe moro.
8o I mado up my mind thnt my aces
woro as worthless as n wooden leg in
a foot rnco and quit.
'"That's all; that's the way, I
figured it out, but if my judgment was
bad I guess it's a joko and a bottlo on
me.' "
" 'I reckon I'll pny for tho wlno
this trip,' I saidr 'Ono nco was as
good as four in thnt deal. I know you
moke it a rulo not to play ovor dead
hands, but It may interest you to know
that Ityland drow to tho four, five, six
and seven of hearts and caught the
troy of tho samo skttl' "
Furious righting.
"For sovon years," wrltos Geo. W.
Hoffman, of Harper, Wash,, "I had a
bitter battle, with ebronie stomach and
liver troublo, but at Inst I won, and
cured my diseases by tho uso of Elec
tric Bittors. I unhesitatingly recom
mend them to all, and don't intend in
tho futuro to bo without thom in tho
house. They aro certainly a wonderful
medlclno, to have cured such a bad caso
as mine" Sold, under guarantee to do
the samo for you, by J. C. Perry, drug
gist, ft COc a bottlo. Try them to
day. Kicker and Knocker.
A kicker is an optimist. A knocker
is a pessimist. The kicker kicks to
make things hotter. The knocker
knocks to make thom worse, Tho kick
er is refreshing and'necomplctlvo. Tho
knocker is depressing and decadent.
When you hear a man lambasting
his community for lack of business
spirit or municipal pride, or its weak
morals he's a kicker.
When vou hear another Imrpinn on
,UBrj times." bemoanlna his lot. and
xnucat - r,
Tbo kjever sends us forward if wo
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Tnat is Salt IUteum or cxema,ono of
tbo outward manifestations of scrofula,
It comes In Itching, burning-, oozing, dry
lug, and scaling patches, on toe face, bead,
bands, legs or body.
It cannot bo cored by outwsrd applies
tlons.-tbe blood must be rid of tbo Im
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The Journnl has a contest on in
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In this work thoso young people can
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and tho winner in tho contest, tho ono
who gets tho boat results,' will recolvo
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buslness colloge graduates and otherdelay applying for terms.
heed: tho knocker Js always lotting
out his toboggan freo of charge.
Tho kicker novcr gives up. Tho
knocker is invnrlnbly a quitter, and
live contlnunlly in tho hope that some
body will mnko blm rich through no
effort of his own.
Tho kicker is usually nn honest nnd
happy man. The knocker is usually n
grnftcr and is disconsolnto becauso bis
graft Isn't big enough. Tho kicker
blames hlmsolf for his failings nnd
trios to corroct them; tho knocker
blnmes God Almighty and grows stead
ily worse. A slow dentb ovcrtakos him
after a whllo and then ho takes his
own toboggan hence, with no ono to
haul It up ngnln. Everett (Washing'
ton) Becord.
Tho Southern raclfio Company .
Will sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up to and Including
September 80, 1P03, 1006, limited to SO
days, rato of $5.5B. 6 0-tf
"(JAY PAEEB."
Visitors Object to It as Being an Of
fonso'Ajralnst Decency.
As yet tbo officials of tho exposition
hnve taken no measures looking to the
closing of tbo Trail's disgrace, "Oay
Pareo," run by Qeorgo Jabour, but it
is believed, that tho protests will como
to President Ooodo so regularly from
now on that to wlpo tbo show out of
exlstenco will be tbo only courso left
to him.
Jabour paid a big prico 'or the space
on tbo Trail, and as "Gay Paroo"
mulcts a sufficient number of tbo un
wary every day to make It a paying
proposition, and tho exposition rocelvcs
25 por cent of tho gross receipts, tbero
is naturally a disposition on tbo part
of the officials to "let 'er run," no
matter how great tho stench. The show
is. howevor, condemned by all who
witness it, and it is only a question of
time beforo suck influences are brought
to bear as will mako it imperative on
tho part of the exposition to got rid of
its one nauseating exhibition.
Successors to
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young pcoplo who want pleasant bmb
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should call nt Tho Journal office nt sra
onrly dato upd learn of tho oxeeptlooaB
opportunity offorod,
Tho question of profitublo employment
'or tho nummcr, with light, easy and
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ing somothing, and making money casfr
ly, is ono that is worth considering,
A prlso worth working for is a frcv
trip to tho Lowls nnd Clark 'air at the?
end of tbo summer's work, as tho guest
of Tho Journal, as a representative- off
tho pross. You ncod only to bo able te
writo plain English, and havo a little
knowlodgo of business, nnd yon arc
ready to tnko up tho work.
Yonug
middlo-agod men or womon aro olfgFMsr
to undortako tho work. Call nt TO
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lator ,than 0 o'clock any day of tfcsr
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BUSY
LITTLE
TOWN
Jug Houses Cut Worms, Li
cense and Some Other
Things
Tip Humphrey enmn down from Jef
ferson today between trains, and cnar
talncd his friends by tolling thom bow
thoy aro going to build up a second
Chicago up there by preventing water
works to protect their property from
flro and electric light to lllumlnnto the
city, Ho says they havo now a gulloa
house dispensing liquor nt cither osi'
of tho town, but thnt they aro above al
lowing a saloon tq como Inside the townr
limits and pay $400 llcenso, because
thoy could build strrtts with that, ami
thnt is something Jefferson docs not
need. Ho reports something new lu
that section in the way of cut worm
attacking tho now bop yards. In a new
yard owned by Mr. Groihoog the stand
is just about rulnod, and upon examina
tion as high as S3 cut worms wore found
in ono hill. In a ten-acro yard adjoin
ing this there Js no damage done, show
ing thnt tho festive cutters havo a spe
cial tasto 'or tho succulent young vine.
The new brick block, which is to bar
occupied by tbo Oregon Statu Dank, Set
well under way, and will also Include si
largo store room, which will probably
bo occupied by some one of Jefferson fa
attractlvo stores,
SUMMED, SCHOOL.
The first term begins on th ar
Monday in May, and continues ter
eight weeks. A thorough review will be
given in all branches thi tugb tbs tent
grade. Address J, 3, KRAT8.
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Dealers
Wafers, :Mr