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JUICY
LEMON
iHanded Salem High By Albany
Marked "16 to 0"
fee Salem high school football
hid another lemon handed thorn
WT at Albany when tho Al-
r Auietic club boat them by tho
e ' 16 to 0. Tho camn wna
K!JHl'r meehfiwlnr nnninat no
'1; every play Was protested, the
f crowd out to see tho game try
to offlctate and there was a gen
Bliunderstandlncr nf tho mi
" rained all morning, and
the gajno, the Hold wna fllnn.
muddy, making it slow on
. A number of substitutes
ua along by Salem ami thev
!ffle lusty rooting on tho Bldo-
Py had the best of It straight
" mak,nS their yardago by
2l. "-tackIo bucks. Al
"? the hleh b.ii i..u i -
t, o -uuui uvm mum a
"r of times, they could not
' TSQ against tho heavier
, .7? ,08t the ball. Albany got
1 OX her innAj . .
! .u- uuuwjia in tne nrsi
e after jst six minutes of
m!, "fter tho b had oeen
i aiong back of tho Salem
W about :n j ..
lit w jams, wnen ine
L endea Salem was holding
bsji . " vra line ana
bh. ?. had a ed chance of
w .. ey COuld have played a
ttiti . V imB was ine
me high school ever got 4o
a toe sefoni t,i i .
dawr, :; " "mw .aBa
(tj an j v uc,a Ior a loucn-
it jjj4 Wced their only goal.
ol htul nair ln0 n,sn
UxtJ. m !n B00d Bhapo' but
lio iTv USQUnS a" the time.
' Albany A,i.,- .,..t
am this year and are a hart!
ata.,u 8ht team tQ so up
r Us t!e bucks- T00 average
"?h!j ttUU orK,gooa in-
high, vhllo in Albany Bocurcd n game
with Albany high school to bo play
ed in Salem on Novomber SO.
Tho teams lined up yesterday as
follews:
. Salem. Albany.
Eyro C Gibbonc
Watson R.O Springer
Hofor I-..0 Illob
Kcono R.T Movill
ISavago Bollingor.L.T, Ward
Nllea R.E. Barnos
Kay, Holeraan..L.E Nealey
Jones, Krebs...R.H Flo
Richardson . . . . L.H Stnndish
Parmer (Capt)...Q Sehultz
Smith P Montleth
TIroo of halves, 20 minutes.
Gabrlelson and Marum alternated
as roforco and umpire.
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COFFEE
Three-quarters of coffee
is such that we can't
touch it; we make five
grades of the top quarter.
Your grocer returna your money It you doa'l
llkeVsctiilUng'h Beit. e pay him.
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GIRL'S AWFUL CRIME.
Treats Murder of Lover in Joking
Milliner Object Degenerate.
Confession of a crime of the most
brutal character has been callously
made by Greto Beler, a good looking
girl of 22, tho daughter of the late
mayor of Brand, in Saxony. For
cool deliberation on tho part of tho
perpetrator, who snared her victim
with a Joke, tho story is ono almost
without parallel in criminal annals.
On May 14 a chief engineer naraoi
Pressler was found lying dead in the
furnished room which ho had rented
in the great Industrial center of
Chemnitz A bullet had passed
through his bead by way of the
mouth, tho revolver from which it
baa been fired was at his side, and
appearances pointed to suicide. His
InnHlnrlv hnwAtnr Insisted that the
dead man llad never possessed a fire
arm, but the pollco scoffed at ner as
sertion, and carao to the conclusion
that he bad taken his own life.
There tho matter wbh allowed to
rest. It waB remarked at tho time,
caso, that Pressler was shortly to
havo boon married, and nmong his
papora was found a will leaving his
entlro possessions to his flancoo,
Groto Boior.
'Sho, bowovor, Boon consoled hor
solf with another lover, a morchant
named Merkel, living In Dresden.
Subsequently bor father died, and n
fow days ago sho, hor mother, and
hor new lovor woro all taken Into
custody on a chnrgo of forging the
will of a cltlzon of Freiburg. In con
nection with tho accusation tho hounc
was searched, and a number of pa
pers woro discovered which suggested
that tho girl must havo had a band
in tho denth of her former lovor.
On being confronted with thosrt
evidences of hor crimo tho girl con
fessed to It in tho most heartlosi
manner, tolling tho story as though
it was a good Joke. Sho said sho ha'l
called upon Prossler, and, with a
great Bhow of animation and high
spirits, told him that sho had Just
been to tho fair and bought him a
beautiful prosont. It was, however,
to bo a "surprise, so ho must allow
himself to bo blindfolded." To thl?
ho good-naturally submitted. Then
sho told him to open his mouth, and
this he also did. Tho girl then
whipped out a rovolver, and, coollly
placing tho barrel between his teeth,
blew out his brains. Sho had taken
with her on her visit to tho unlfortu
nato man tho will that was found
loavlng everything to hor, and se
creted It among his papers.
After the girl'- amazing confession
further Investigations wora made,
with tho result that sho has boon
charged with a number of otboi
crimes. It Is alleged that sho mur
dered several children and buried
tho bodies in her fathor's garden.
Sho Is suspected of a series of forger
ies and has confessed to a chargo of
embezzling n friend's saving bank ac
count of a Irrge sum of money.
BOOSTERS
BOOST FOR
SALEM
AguliiHt Any Other City or Npot In
tho World City Charter Ex.
plninetl Committee on Member
ship Is Created After Larger In
dian School!.
Julius Caesar
was 'a man of nerve but sickness
left Its mark and he becamo aged
before his time. Sickness la often
caused by a torped liver. Herblne
.i. I ,ir llvor and give TOU
Will ICfiUI"'" jwi -
health. Mrs. Carrie Austin, Hollon,
Kan., writea: 'I consmor wiu.
the best medicine I ever beard of.
I am never without It." Sold by D.
Thoro was a record attondnnco at
tho Boosters' C ub Friday night, and
young men show a disposition to
loave even their best girl to hollor
for Salem against tho world. Com
mittees were named as follews:
On publicity Frank Morodlth, 0.
G. Brown and tho secretary.
On membership Paul B. Wallace,
D. R. Yantls. Mac Hofor, F, G. Deck-
abach, Hal Patton.-
On city ohartor W. C. Smith,
Paul Hansen, Chas. H. Hingos.
On greater Indian school T. B
Kay, Geo. F. Rodgers.
T. B. Kay and Geo. RodgorB ex
plained the Important foaturos of tho
proposed new ohartor, and showed
wherein it was greatly superior to
the present ohartor.
President Chas. H. McNary called
atteution to the nooosslty of a perma
nent exhibit nt tho passenger station.
Tho mntter was roforred to tho pub
licity committee.
Adjourned to Monday evening,
November 11.
says W. J. Garnotf, tho third secro
tary of tho British legation nt Pekln,
who roturnod a little whllo ngo from
a Journey through tho provinces of
Shantung and Klangsu. Thoro nro,
ho says, vintages ovory fow miles,
but tho inhabitants seem vory ignor
ant of tho plncos In their own neigh
borhood.
Jcnow7 I am pot a lonrncd man."
Manchester Guardian, i
n 1
Victor Dorrls' Scrmoui.
Victor DorrJs nt tho Chrlstiaa
church last night apoko on "Know
ing." Thoro nro eomn things we
should know. Wo should not bo cos-
. . ... .. . ., tont with a superficial Idea or ideal.
u ...,.. i w.u '". Tho immediate moBSongors of Christ
that took placo whon ho asked tho novor BpoIce wItn ftny mem8ro ot
way from ono vlllago to another, ho doubt Tnoy nrQ ontHpoken In their
records tho follewing: "Is this thoiafflrmatlon of knowledge. Ono said:'
way to Tsouhsoln?" "Aro you going H k0w if tho earthly houso of tUU
to TBOuhsoln?" "Yea; Is thla thotnbornao,Q woro diiBOi-fld. wo i,ftVo
wny7" "Oh, you nro going to Tpouh-'uu,dInK of Qo(1 ,, oiCt Tno Hamo m0B
Benin nro your wnoro uo you como
from?" "From Chlningchow. Plenso
is this tho way to Tsouhcheln?" "Oh,
you'vo como from Chlningchow, havo
you? Aro you going Into tho city
walls of TsouhBeln?" Finally the
nntivo would admit that ho did not
known tho way to Tsouhsoln.
At tho entranco to another vlllago
an anclont villager was askod what
tljo narao of tho placo was. After
asking in turn who Mr. Garnett was,
wljoro ho had como from, whoro ho
was going and why ho- wanted an
Inn, ho considered tho original ques
tion, whon ropoatcd by the pationt in
quirer, and finally closed tho con-
songor Bald: ::I know In whom I
havo bollovod." And so, ovory roan
should havo n certainty about hla
faith, and not a mero Hpeculativo
theory about it. God knew, ami
Christ knew, nnd If wo bollevo them
wo should know. Wo know this Is
their revelation, If we bollevo God
nnd Christ. If tho Holy Spirit has
rovealod God and Christ, wo nro mak
ing a bad showing of faith by a di
vldod Chrlstondom. Tonight th
theme will bo "Today and Your
Duty." Sunday morning nt 11 n. m.,
"How to Road tho Book." Evoning
7; 30 p. in., "Christian churchos Say
Tot) Much About Baptism. Why?"
"War on Unclean Groceries,
New York, Nov. 2. Tho Woman'a
Home Companion is beginning a cam
paign for clean grocery stores. For
months it has had trained expert
writers at work investigating grocery
store conditions in different sections
of the country, and is now ready to
produce definite facts of conditions
more truly baneful to health than
the "Junglo's" loudly-heralded
abuses. The open barrel and tho
broken packago that admits any
one's fingers to samplo Is to be de
clared unclean.
Diflcultlea of Travel In Clina.
It is no easy matter to ttnd one's
way about In China, even If pne
knows the language. So, at lait,
vorsatlon by saying, "How should I Mootlngs contlnuo next week.
OPEN
YOUR EYES
YOUR EARS
Hear Victor Dorris on "WHY CHRIS
TIAN CHURCHES SAY SO MUCH
ABOUT BAPTISM," at the first
Christian Church Sunday Night
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Ctrtwrlght. of Balem
as an especially sad feature of tha
J. Fry.
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