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145 C0EYALLI3, BST0S COUSTT. CltEGOS. rUEDAY. K0VE2OIE 29. 1912.

ROLLIOS TALKS si bliiiC.e BOYS GiC.111 BEATEII 'ays He Killed Josephs Boy and Another Newsboy Some Time. Ago. Is a Moral Degenerate and a Victim of Remorse and Drink. I (Special to BUFFALO, N. Not.

I J. J. rank Hlckey, confessed murderer of little Joseph! boy a year ago, and hoM body found last week and erred, la now giving the officials JI details ot bta Crimea. These In-'ide confession fef murdertng MIcll- Kruke. a newsboy.1 strangled la ntral park a decade ago.

but much (t the details art too revolting for int. Hlckey says drink caused his wnfalL Since he killed the Josephs iv life has been a bell to htm, and he confessed fust to get relief. He drank to drown remorse, and while drunk wrote the postcards thst resulted In his capture. Hlckey says he experienced remorse when he killed the Knkke boy, but when he strangled tbe Josephs boy to Satisfy "Tvls "terrible lust, he nearly went Insane. Contemplating suicide many times, he till clung to llfs hoping he might be able to reform and forget.

Hlckey said be found relief (n bis capture and" Is now ready to pay the penalty. TO Dr. Rollins, pastor of the First M. E. church of this city, will deliver the address at the annual memorial service of Albany Lodge of Elks, No.

S5, In the Elks' Temple In that city next Sunday, W. R. Bllyeu will deliver the eulogy. The program for the services "funeral March," Chopin, Chautauqua orchestra; solo, "Abide With Me," Mrs. Hsns Tlo; opening rltusllstlc service.

Albany Lodge; roll call of "absent brothers;" piano solo, impromptu (Schubertl Arabesque (Schumann) Edith Hsynes-Keuster. of Portlsnd; prayer. Rev. D. H.

Leech, pastor of the Methodist r.itsroial church of Albany; solo. "The Plains of Peace (Barnard Mlaa Blanche Hammet; address. J. C. Rollins, D.

of Corvallls; solo. "The Pilgrim," (Adam) Mrs. Hans Flo; eulogy. W. Bllyeu, of Albany Lodge; solo.

"Ons Sweetly Solemn Thought" (Ambrose! Mlas Zona Height: closing rltusllstlc exercises; Doxology; benediction, Rev. D. H. Leech. DOViiED BY BEEF Corvallls High School, sadly outweighed, and up against varsity material, was beaten st 0.

A. C. field yesterday. Albany High winning by a wore of ll to 0. Abraham, a 173-potinder, of seven years' football experience, could not be held, aud he made It possible for Albany High to walk away with ths Corvallls boys.

C. H. 8. fought gamely Jrora the klckoff to the end of play, and haa no excusea. Though one-sided, the game waa not bad from a spectators' standpoint.

The C. H. 8. rooters' senlon. with lti ntPtriMihi'tie did i'.

-T i- 'i 5. tl; ni ij 1 I lu.i Wiiur who tout-lies a fear high sikiis In wild-eyed Isnguage. This will be used a succeeding issue. The young man pays his respects to 0, A. C.

"rooks," whom he accuses of trying to spoil ths Wednesday night rally, wh'ch, despite all efforts, wu a Jolly a7s. FOOTBALL RESULTS. Brown Carlisle SJ. Pennsylvania 7. Cornell 1.

Notre Dams ft, Marquette I. Washington I'niverslty II, Washington State College 0. Denver 20, Colorado College 0. Colorado Aggies 13, Wyoming 0, Colorado 14. Oklahoma 12.

Idaho 11. Whitman 7. Multnomah 20, Oregon University 7. Willamette 10. Montana I.

Oregon Aggies 23. Occidental a. California 11. V. 8.

0 (Rugby). Hoqulain High Aberdeen 0. Tarama High 7, Lincoln High (Seattle) l. Vanderbllt 0. Gasette-Tlmrs want ads bring quick results.

ELKS GORiA IS O. A. C. Best Occi dental 23 to 6 And Multnomah Downs U. of O.

O. A. C. journeyed far and ended the football season la a blase of glory, triumphing over tbe unbeaten Occidental team, at Los Angeles by a scora of 23 to 6, about the scora that should hits been run up against Ore gon at Albany laat Saturday. Neither team scored In ths first quarter.

In the second Occidental worked a forward pass for ten ysrds and an Oxy lad ntJO yards for touchdown. The goal waa not kicked and but six tallies were chalked ip for tbe Angela. Then 0. A. got busy and Shaw tore through for a touchdown.

Richardson kicked goal, making the scora at the end ot ths second quarter 7 to In favor of 0. A. C. In the third Reynolds recovered a fumble I'aik of the goal line and 0. A.

C. allowed points. After making yrde three times, Robertson a r-hiwed over for a tourndown snd thr mot at the end of the third stood 1 to 8 in favnr of the Beavers. In line l.urkln timed Uui. (it civtf lur a t.nn down, and he kicked goal.

That made the score 23 to in favor of 0. A. CM and there the game ended. 1 Points of the Otme. Reynolds, at quarter, was shining atar.

He played In tha place of Dewey, who bad been caught smoking. Shaw would have been ruled out for ths same reason, but Dolaa bad no one to replace him. Evendon and Blackwelt, Injured In the game at Albany, could not play. During tbe progress of tha gams Robertson replaced Raamussen at full, and May was replaced. At one time In tbe first quarter O.

A. C. waa penalized 10 yards for alleged coaching on the sidelines by Dolaa. 5,000 people ssw ths game. Oreroa Badly Beaten.

The V. of O. team, which seated 0. A. C.

at Albany on Saturday, played Multnomah at Portland and was beaten 10 to 7. Keck and Wolfs and Rhlnebart and Carlson, old O. A. C. stars with scores to settle, literally ate 'em up.

The drubbing was worse than that given O. A. C. by Multuo-man earlier In tbe season. Oregon simply couldn't 'get Into tbe game.

lira 1 OTHER mm urn MS GS Oil The of the residence of Mrs. E. A. Belknap, on College Hill, caught Are yesterday afternoon and waa saved from destruction only by the prompt arrival of the lire department. Driver McMamig made a fine run.

and after arrlval took but short time for the chemicals and a little water to put out tbe The blaze was the result of a defective flue, and flames bad broken through the roof at three or four diSerent places. Chief Graham and 1'aplaln Wlnkley were at the football game when the alarm was hounded. They vacated In a hurry, at Waldo Hall learned the location of the Are and by an auto's aid were at the Ore by tha time the apparatus reached there. Many firemen turned out. The department made a run each day this week, and in fine shape.

When you get ahead of the Corvallls fire department, you'lf have to hurry. TEACHER LOSES Mrs. Theda Blnshadler, of Junction City, a teacher in attendance at the Llnn-Beoun institute which clowd here Wednesday, waa the victim of "llghtflngers," who stole her handbag containing a 120 gold piece and a $5 piece with some small change. The handbag was taken from iLe Presbyterian church auditorium on Wednesday morning and was found in a afreet parking by M. Tlllery as he waa going home at noon from the court house.

It waa empty, except for an Eastern Star pin. mhirb had been taken from the pocket bor containing the money and placed in the bag. It Is said suspicion points very strongly In a certain dlrevt'n, but It the money is returned iini'rrijr te HEAR REV. PHELPS Again the crowd at the Evangelical church gave evidence of the interest which tha people are taking In the, meeting. Evangelist Pbelp spoke last night from tbe we walk In tbe light as He Is In tbe light we have fellowship, etc" If we do not walk in the full tight aa God gives us to see tbe light, then our religion will snuff put, and tha experience, will be gone.

In order fur a man to get to heaven he must do ss Paul indicated he did, when he aald. "I was not disobedient onto my heavenly vision." Whenever a man to be otadlent to the light which God floods in his pathway, at that point he Is taking tha course of destruction. Tha meetings will continue next week every night except 'Saturday. Services this week: Tonight, tSuudsy morning' and Sunday night Evangelist Phelps will preach at all these services. DOGS KILL WOOD- Dogs killed four snd Injured three of M.

S. Woodcock's fine sheep on Wednesday' night Tbe dogs got Into the corral at the farm west of the city and before Manager Trout could get to the relief of the sheep the damage noted had been done. These sheep were of the prize winning herd, exceptionally One animals, and the Ions Is not a smalt one. Mr. Trout aays there were two dogs, a large white one and dnrk mongrel.

AT GRAHAM 5 WELLS Graham Wells have Just received a complete line of Ivory, the dainty white goods which met with such favor laat holiday season. Tbe assortment Includes band mirrors, military and hair brushes, buffers, ma a leu sets, combs, pin cushions, picture frsmea. soap and powder and puff boxes and many other useful articles. Parlalaa Ivory Is lasting, pretty, reasonable la pries and makes beautiful presents. FIRE .25111 GOLD 0 CROUDS 'S SHEEP PARISIAII 11 GIVE FKIE MILL Ch arming Decorations, Big Crowd, Good Music, lightfulTims firL-aunual military alL 'dnesdsr evenlnt hv Civ Third Inf.ntrv.

rirBim vtini Guard, was a brilliant affair attended by one liUBdreal and Sfiy of mora of taa tly a elite. The new armory. above tha Cat garage, at Third and Adame streets, was resplendent with decorations artistically arrange and throughout ih eveulng hours tn merry party engaged In a Joyous tarp slchorean revel that ended all too soon. The American flag and tha flags of sll nations were draped to splendid effect and in tha center ot tbe spsrlous drill hall waa erected tha orchestra booth, trlmmrd la fir bougha, an oasis of green ll a sea ot -kaleidoscopic colors. Captain Harry Beard's orchestra turnisued delight.

ful music, and aner Lieut. Miller, commandant at O. A. led tha grand march and the fratlvitlea war opened, all went merry aa a mnrrlaga bell. The floor waa In excellent euapa lor tue nrt time lined, it! jiimi and wafers 'r rv titry ublie ol tiie gu.nti, and naught waa lacking to make the ocra sion one of greatest pleasure.

Tb local company hoped to havs Gov, West as a guest of honor, but lmper-atlvs duties kept him away. How. ever, Lieut Chambers. V. H.

cat. tain of banner Co. at O. A. C.

la l0s, was present Those who hsd been In the new armory were surprised and Immense, ly pleased with Its spaclouaaess tui appointments, and officers and mem. bars of Co, were warmly con gram, lated on their quarters and their magnificent spirit. A 10x80 foot drill room, with trussed roof, make an Ideal halt, and additional below and oa tha second leaves nothing to be desired. Tha club room oa ths fl Inn. Lb.

kuH 1 1 A k. tractive and will be made even nor so. It will serve a good purpose. Corvallls la to be congratulated oa having a company of O. N.

Oi 130.00 BZWABJJ. ISO reward will be paid for evidence leading to the conviction st thief or thieves who stole two chickens Thanksgiving night at tha pouU try department. O. A. C.

ll-Jl-tf to Toyland HEWS Eidra Special Sale of Suits and Coats "(Special to PORTLAND, Nov. 2. The grand ry lnvestlgating-the vice scandal In city, newspaper detail of which ocked the city; state and nation days ago, has returned true i)i against E. J. S.

McAllister. H. L. we, E. Wldmeyer, E.

Van Hulen, irl Brown. Dr. H. Start, and John Bosworth. McAllister is a prom-eat attorney, well known through (Special to 'WINNIPEG.

Four taxed bandits entered the freight See of the Canadian Northern at imonrou last bound 'two irks, blew open the safe and es-id with several thousand dollar. Crystal Theater TONIGHT "A VTTAGEAPH An excellent story using the Vltagrapb plant as a back- (round. "KAX8 TRAGEDY" A western story The Edmundi-Klamm Ravine A ver fine scenic. 'alace Theater I fitlDAY. AST) SATTTBDAYv PATHE'S WEEKLY The Illustrated Magazine "The, Brand Blotter," A story of wentern Ufa.

"Alkali Ike's Pants-' "A Child's Iw-vntlnn" lODAY'S WORLD out the state, and Start is a fairly prominent physician, while others are business men. More Indictments are expected at an early date. It Is learned that three suspected parties fled the city and made good their escape for the time being. All Indicted were released under $1,000 bonds each, except in the case of Brcwn and Wldmeyer. who are being held la default of ball.

BRIEFLY TOLD (Special to WASHINGTON. D. 0,, Deo. The bureau of Insular affairs says dispatches declare that 15,000 were killed or Injured In a cyclone sweeping the Philippine Islands Tuesday. A ship load of food, medicine and clothing is being rushed to the scene.

The stricken, district is Just north ot the scene where many were killed In a typhoon on. October 15. (Special to WAl'KEUAN, Nov. 29. Another body has been recovered from tbe rains from tbe explosion of the Corn Products Btarch plant today, making a total of twelve.

Six are In the hospitals In critical condition. (Special to WASHINGTON, Nov 49. Renator Dixon, of Montana, baa announced that Roosevelt will attend the Progressive conference at Chicago December 10 and II. "I believe Johnson will attend also." declared Dixon. The conference will select an executive committee to draft a series of hills fulfilling plntforra pledges for Progressive congressmen.

CINDERELLA HERE a peep Into fairyland, will be given at the opera bouse tomorrow afternoon at for children. This la a charming operetta. At night "Clnderllla" may be seen by the older people. -Tie "Clnderllla" chariot can be seen In the Andrews Kerr windows tonight. This is the first presentation by Mrs.

J. Edwsrd Caldwell, who Is here developing local talont Beginning Saturday Nov, 30 and Continuing to Saturday, December 6 An opportunity to aecure a stylish serviceable garment, now, juit when you need it, at a great saving. We guarantee every garment, mako no charge for alteration and will turn out only perfect fitting stylet. Regular $30.00 Suits, Coats $21.68 Special Regular 25.00 Suits, Coats 17.80 Special Regular 20.00 Suits, Coats 14.85 Special Regular 15.00 Suits, Coats 10.98 Special i i You are welcome to look as well aa buy at our great 2nd Floor Suit Store. A Safe Place To Trade Bring tbe Children.