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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1011.
PROFESSOR
ALDERMAN
AGAIN HOME
ATTENDED NATIONAL COVNTRY
LIITC CONGRESS AND ILLUS
TRATED THE WORK OF ORE.
GOVS ri RLIC SCHOOLS.
Professor Alderman, state superin
tendent of public Instruction, has just
returned from Spokane, whpre he has
been making an exhfblt of the devel
opment of Oregon's schools at the
National Country Life Congress,
which recently convened at that place
Thousands of people were In dally
attendance, every Rtate In the I'nlon
being represented. The interest the
farmers took In the meetings was es.
peclally notlceable( many coming
from other sta'cs In order to be pres
ent. In speaking of the assembly,
Mr. Alderman said:
"The congress was a success In
every way. Thousands of people
took active interest and the huge ar
mory was always crowded. The peo
ple seemed to be especially Interest,
ed In Oregon, and every bit of litera
ture we had on her resources and de
velopment was eagerly taken. Our
exhibit attracted much attention, and
some were surprised to learn that Ore
gon was In the front In school mat
ters. The system of rural high schools
as adopted In Linn and Lane coun
ties, met with much commendation,
and I believe It will be the working
out of this plan that will ultimately
bring the schools and home closer
together.
"The country life problem Is, to my
mind, one of the greatest questions
which faces the people of the state
and nation. We must get back to the
soil and stay there. In order to do
this the country home must become
the Ideal home. At the late congress
a model country home was shown,
which will save a mile of walking
dally to the housewife. Every coun
try home should be as good as the
bset country home, and every coun
try school should be as efficient as
her sister school In the city. The
country boy must be reached through
activities and the country school
must become the social center for de
bating, literary work and entertain
ment. "All of these subjects were gone
over by such speakers of national
reputation as P. O. Holden, of Iowa;
II .B. Cockeranof Maryland; E.
Favllle, of Nebraska, and J. E. Wing,
of Ohio. The governors of Wash
ington and Idaho also appeared, and
I was called on to represent Governor
West, since It was Impossible for him
to be present
"I believe that this congresg has
done permanent good for the country
life' movement, and that as a result
more Interest will be taken In the
farm and In the country schools."
BATTLE IS
IMMINENT
AT NANKING
CNITID FUll LIAHD Will.
Shanghai, Dec. 1. The rebel army
is again closing In on Nanking, and
another big battle Is imminent, ac
cording to advices received here to
day. Details of the Imperialists' re
treat within the walls state that they
fell back In disorganization and they
are reported to be running short of
both ammunition and food supplies.
From the semi-circular of forts
stretching for 15 miles about the city
the revolutionists continue a desul
tory fire from light guns. One of the
big hill guns thundered just before
dawn today and It was expected as a
signal for renewed attack, but heavy
firing ceased again almost immedi
ately, and the rebel commanders be
gan organizing thtir force below in
battle front about the city.
Rebel sympathizers within the
walls last night attempted to aid the
revolutionary forces by firing the city
in half a dozen places. The fires are
Interpreted as signals to indicate the
least protected sections of the city.
Captured Magazine.
Washington, Dec. 1. Chinese reb
els captured and blew up the Imper
ial magazine at Nanking following a
battle wherein many Manchus were
slain, according to navy department
advices today.
MEXICANS
CLAIM TWO
VICTORIES
lUNITBD riESS LtASID WIBt.l
Mexico City, Dec. 1 Reports of
two federal victories In the routing
of Candldo Procel's band In Guana
juato, near the state capital last
Tuesday and the killing of Jesus Del
Palaclo near Canltas, Durango, yes
terday afternoon were reported to the
war department here today. Procel's
uprising was in the name of Reyes,
and that of Paiacio in the name of
Ejmillo Vasquez Gomez. There were
no great losses in either fight. Por.
eel was reported wounded.
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fine results. Constipation and Indi
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ARE ARGUING
THE MOORES
DIVORCE CASE
C.flTID FIU8 LtASID win.
Redwood City, Cal., Dec. 1. Ar
gument by Mrs. Lillian L. Moore's at
torneys In completion of her case in
her divorce suit against J- J. Moore,
her millionaire husband, are being
heard today, Attorney Rowe address
ing the court.
Moore's attorney will present their
culmination later today, It is ex
pected, and the case that has creat
ed a furor In society circles will draw
to a close. It is predicted that Mrs.
Moore will secure her divorce.
Witnesses called In rebuttal today
unanimously denied Moore's accusa
tions against his wife on the "exces
sive Indulgence" charges, declaring
they had never seen her Intoxicated,
and but rarely ever take a drink, the
occasions on which she did being in
the company of her husband.
Mrs. Moore was again called to the
stand. She merely denied allega.
tions made by her husband during
his testimony.
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THE STOKES
CASE BEGINS
TO STIR THINGS
UNiTED P1ESS LEASED Willi
New York, Dec. 1. No delay in the
trial of the show girls, Lillian Gra
ham and Ethel Conrad, occurred to
day on account of the illness of W.
E. D. Stokes, the millionaire whom
they are accused of shooting. Stokes
is suffering with a severe attack of
indigestion.
Marian Brophy, stenographer for
Stokes, examined the clothes which
the millionaire wore on the night of
the shooting In the courtroom today
and testified that it would be impos
sible for him to have disguised him
self In them. The stenograper waa
unable to Identify several letters
which the defense claims Stokes
wrote to the show girls.
Stokes was seized suddenly with an
attack of indigestion while attending
the "old glory" horse sale In Madi
son Square Garden. He is In bed
under the care of trained nurse. Al
bert Gleason, Stokes' personal attor
ney, stated that the millionaire was
"good and sick" but not seriously 111.
Agnes Haade, floor clerk of tho Ho
tel Ansonla, testified that she warned
Lillian Graham away from the hotel
on one occasion, after the marriage
of Stokes.
"I asked her: 'What are you doing
here? Don't you know that Stokes is
married? You may cause trouble be
tween him and his wife if shi sees
you,'" declared the witness, "She
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used a word I seldom use," continued
Miss Haade. "She said: 'Wnat do I
care for his damned Denver red
haired wife?' "
Miss Haade then described a scene
in Lillian's room before p'ue went to
Europe, in which the witness de
clared, Miss Graham threatened to
take poison because Stokes refus-cd to
give her money,
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CASCARETS CURE A
BILIOUS HEADACHE
Gently but thoroughly cleanse yonr
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You're bilious, you have a throb
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under your eyes; your lips are
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mean and ill tempered. Your system
is full of bile not properly passed
off, and what you neea is a cleaning
up Inside. Don't continue being a
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to harsh physics that irritate and In
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they work while you sleep. A lu
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ing good for months. Children love
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THE COUNTRY
SQUIRE AT
THE BLIGH
As bright and clea as a New Eng
land spring morning is "The Country
Squire," that comes to the Bllgh
theatre next Sunday, with Lee WI1
lard In the role of "Squire Basset"
a loveable character true to nature,
around whom the play revolves. Not
since the successful run of "Old
Homestead" has a play me' with the
cordial reception afforded this story
of "plain fo'ks" by press and public.
Abounding in good clean comedy of
the old-fashioned style it is welcomed
by theatre patrons everywhere pro
duced. The story is a simple story
of the plain people of Vermont, and
is a correct portrayal of old New Eng
land farm life. Ringing true in every
speech and action the audience finds
Itself unconsciously joining In the
pleasures and sharing the sorrows of
these simple. honest folk.
RUSSIA AND EGLAD
WOULD DIVIDE TURKEY
St. Petersburg, Dec. 1. Russia to
day ordered an advance of troops to
the Persian frontier indicating that
It Intends to force upon Persia an
immediate acceptance of Its ultima
tum Involving the expulsion of W.
Morgan Shusher, Americnn financial
treasurer of the Shah's monarchy.
Unless Persia acquiesces in the
Russian demand for the explusion of
Sinister, there Is. a big chance 0.'
England and Russia gobbling her.
The decision to move the troops on
Teheran followed the Persian parlia
ment's rejection of England's sugges
tion that she accede to the Russian
ultimatum. Undoubtedly England
and Russia have reached a definite
understanding that Persia shall be
partitioned unless Shuster is ousted
from his position. It is unknown
what Shuster will do.
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SAGE TEA WAS
USED BY OUR
GRANDMOTHERS
It is easier to preserve the color of
the hair than to restore it, although
It is possible to do both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret. They
made a "sage tea" and their dark,
glossy locks long after middle life
waa due to this fact. Our mothers
have gray hairs before they are fifty,
but they are beginning to appreciate
the wisdom of our grandmothers in
using "sage tea," for their heads are
fast following suit.
The present generation has the ad
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a ready-to-use preparation called
Weyth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Re
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made by our grandmothers.
This remedy is sold under guar
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ed if it falls to do exactly as repre
sented. ,
If your hair Is losing color or com
ing out, start using Weyth's Sage
and Sulphur today, and see see what
a change It will mae in a few days'
time.
This preparation is offered to the
publio at 60 cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
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There is only one way to cure deaf
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it is entirely closed, deafness is the
result, and unless the Inflammation
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will be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten, are caused by catarrh,
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