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GoIsers SIM I'm Act,on.

LONDON. June Sin the second round of
the forty-fifth annual tournament for the open
golf championship at ST. Andrews to-day
Alexander Herd of Huddersheld a former
British champion. leading with a total of
l62 The OF Anderson, the American
champion was ia and that of Alec Smith
one OF the American representatives, I69
George s. Lyon OF Toronto. former amateur
golf champion Of Canada, finished the second
round IN 90
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Would Continue Messenger Service.

The san Francisco Special Messenger Service
Yesterday petitioned the Supervisory EIec-
trfcity Committee for permission TO continue
operating the messenger service now conducted
over wires on Glasgow. Eddy Ellis and Mar
ket streets The copartnership Of the concern
has been increased by the addition of two
members and the COMMITTEES directed Il to
file afhdavits to that effect. The COMMITTEES
reminded the representatives of the company
that all wires must be put underground BY next
Installed
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TWO ANGELS GET THEIRS.
Giant SIuggers Drive Pitchers Bau3r
and Hall TO the Woods.

Los ANGELES. June s.-Portland pounded
both Baum and Hall to-day for total OF
fourteen hits, six OF them two-baggers. and
won the game by the score Of 10 4. Baum
was taken out al the end OF the second inning
after Portland had scored three runs from
four hite. Los Angeles opened up iercely on
ESsick by getting four runs in the first inning
Errors by McCreedie and Atz aided in the
un-getting in this inning After the opening
inning however, Essick settled down and with
the exception OF one other Inning the home
team was never IN danger OF scoring again.
Score:
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Mail Clerk Badly Injured.

Abraham Hart OF $50 McAllister street.
mail clerk of station B. was run down by
bicycle yesterday evening on Van Ness avenue
and now lies in the Emergency Hospital suf-
fering from fracture of the skull. The po-
lice have been unable to find the rider Of the
wheel. When Hart was first taken to the hos
pital it was thought that ne was not seriously
injured.
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Fnmou. Ballpiayer Loses Mind.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June s.-Lous Brown
ing. known fifteen years ago under the name
OF Pete Browning one of the greatest ball
players was to-day committed TO an asylum
Several years ago he was struck on the head
with pitched ball, and to this is attributed
HIS insanity
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NeI.on NAV Meet Joe cam.

PHILADELPHIA. June s.-BiIIy Nolan.
manager of Battling Nelson. has accepted the
challenge OF Al Herford He saya he is ready
to match Nelson against Joe Cans for a
fifteen or twenty round bout at l33 pounds
ringside for the largest purse offered and a
side bet OF $2500.
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Driscoll Again q Trouble.

nj the City Prison yesterday by Detectives
Ryan and O'Dea on q charge Of petty larceny
He is accused by w. B. Morrell. 3O3 Larkin
street. OF stealing macintosh coat. Driscoll
Is the youth who was arrested some months
ago while assisting the driver on suspicion
Of stealing from q WelIg-Fargo delivery
wagon q sack containing $3.50.
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C.cle necord BROKEN.

OGDEN. Utah, June s.-whlter A. Bard
gett OF Buffalo, N. Y, broke the worlds
record for three-quarters OF a mile profess
sionai tonight in the races at the Ogden
saucer tack, In the fast time of 1 20 3-5 The
record, which stood unty tonight 1:29 was
made by Downing in Salt Lake City in 1900.
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. June s.-The Picket viii he
a starter tomorrow at Gravesend in the handt-
cap at one and a quarter miles. The races ali
attracted high-elass fields. The entries
First race. about. six furlongs. thres-year-
olds and up sellng--Orfeo 101, Sweet Alice
Pronta 9s. Memphias; MO, Kenilworth 1l8.
Fl6rentine -1o2 viona o. Colonel Rupert liz.
Campo 81. Geranium .1o4. Fortune Hunter 10l.
Consideration 90 Northern Star 10s Line of
Life 1Cl, Observer 9s.
Second race. one mile and seventy yards.
come 102. cMarjoram 100 Miss Crawford o.,
Dekaber i0i, Diamond Flush 81. Beatrlx SO.
Stamping Ground 90. Ocean Tide los, Graceful
93s Ken Ss. Tei San, So, The Yelled Lady 81
Third race five and half furlorgs two
year-pds. 5, the Hanover 5takes-Guiding Star
10. Quorum III There Now 102. Waterbok
Guy Mannering 81. cassandra Oh, Leonard Joe
Haynan 90 Veribest 10i.
Fourth race one and quarter miles, thrAe-
year, -olds and supss handicap7-The Picket 126,
Alan-a-Dale 11s English Lad 115 Craziallo
Ito. Go Between l06,s Monsieur Beaucaires 1DI
Red Knight los Cederstrome 95. Sir Br.lar
92 < Red Friar 80
Fifth race. and sixteenth miles three
yegr olds and up. which have not won at this
meeting seing--Ken 9S Champlain 3D. On
atas 1C4 Eagle l01 Bradiey's Pet o. Martin
mas leo. Gold Dome 1gl. Cannon Ball IL,
Tht Yelled Lady 96, Bouvier 96. Orly III 100.
Buttons 1g5 ofthodcx les. Sailor So, Memories
101 Bellatrix o.
maidensT- Honeywel1 1o9, snow H.. Huddy
1f2. DR., Koch liz. Isolation 100 Lord OF the
Forest 109 HammerawayA 112 Hekete 100,
Cabias H.. Queen Fforentine 100 Sir Brinkley
deer 1i2, RetropawT il25 1hterloper 100.
Weather clear. track heavy.
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WILL REINsTATE HILDEBRAND.
Clever Jockey VIII Probably Be Seen In
the Sad.llc MT sheepshcnd Bdy.

NEW YORK June S.-Jockey Hildebrand
according to sem. .ficaI information. is to be
reinstated at the opening of sheepshead Bay
track next Thursday The early termination
OF his punishment, il two weeks suspension
can he so called. is due. It is said. to the In
fuence Of Harry Payne Whitney a steward of
the jockey club and chief owner Of Belmont
Park. He has declared that he believed the
boy innocent OF wrongful intent in his ride
on the Whitney fillys Duenna, which was the
cause Of his suspension. Hidebrand was
thought to be in particularly embarrassing
position. because of his contract to ride for
Plulfger Joe Yeager. who was alleged to have
bet on the filly Last Cherry which HIdebrand
should have Beaten with Duenna- and didn't
His excuse was that he had lost his stirrup.
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IATONIA SELECTIONS.

LATONIA SELECTIONS.
First racc-Harding, Benmoru, Nor
wood Ohio.
Second race-Helena c, Azora. Lilita.
Third racc-Singing Master, Darius,
FlOri.
Fourth race--Red Car, Glass Leader,
Warmer.
Fifth race-Alcor, Rusk, Major Il. j..
Carson.
sixth race-Gay Minister, Apple, Mar
shall Ney.
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Laare Renicln for AIa.ka.

BENICIA. June s.-company c. Signal
Corps. that has been stationed for the last
evening for Valdez, Alaska Captain Carl F.
Hartmann Is IN command
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hits-sheehan Nordyke. Graham. Two-base
hits-FitzgeraId, Lynch, Hogan. McHale
Roach. Kemmer. Earned runs-Tacoma g.
First base on errors-Tacoma g. Seattle l.
Double plays-Hall to Kemmer. Sheehan to
EaRan TO Nordyke. Left on bases-Tacoma e.
Seattle 9. Tfme-One hour and thirty-nye
minutes. Umplres-Thomas, Frsry and Per-
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SAME OLD TALE AT TACOMA.
Although Roach Oufpifches Fitzgerald
Sfwashes Finish I'm Second Place

TACOMA June s-Aithough Roach out
pitched Fitzgerald. Tacoma punched hits and
won by q good margin The home team played
q good game, earning four OF their runs
There was fast helding by both teams. Score:
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New pitcher for Portland.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. June s.-Ptcher Teddy
Corbett of the St. Paul baseball team has
been sold by Manager Kelly to the Portland
fnaor
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

~ EOSI5 SE1H1h1O 4 IVNSs
First rncc-Wntchfui, RolIn, Blue
grass Lad.
Chief Hayes.
Third racc-HowIinE Deryish, sorreI
Top, ErIa Lee.
Fourth race-Luretta, Major john
son, Elastic.
Fifth race-Dr. Hart. AuIes, DeIu-
sion.
sixth race--cotiIlon, r.. F. williams,
HHe$.
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PIRATES ROUT GIANTS
Highlanders Still on Slide,
While Senators Lose to
Detroit by a Single Run
sTANDING OF rHE CLUES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CINCINNATI, June S.-Cincinnati had
no trouble downing Brooklyn to-day.
the poor fielding of the visitors aiding
the local team greatly. Miss Alice
Roosevelt was a spectator at the game
and was given three rouslng cheers
she left the park. overall pitched A
steady game and had Brooklyn at his
mercy. Attendance, 300. Score:
Cincinnati ....--..............I 13 0
Batteries Overall and schlei Eason and
Ritter. Umpire -Bauswine-
CHICAGO, June S.-Boston started well and
held the lead until the sixth inning, when the
locals began bit Fraser savasely. After
that the game was a farce Attendance. 2S0O-
Score:
Chicago ......................u Il Q
Batteries Weimar and Killing; Fraser and
Street. Umpire-Klem.
PfTTSBURG, June S.-Ames met his first
defeat Of the season to-day. contributing much
to the loss of the game himself. Each of his
wild pitches let in run. Attendance, ISC0.
Score:
Pittsbvrg -..-..-.-....-...'.- Q
NIs Bsttepies-case t9fs and PETIT: Amss and Bresl
nahsn. sUmpires-Johnstone and O'Day.
ST. LOUIS. June s.-Philadeiphia won the
ting, defeating the local Nationals ThieIman
was knocked out Of the box in the fourth
inning. Attendance, 1890. Score;
P6iladsIshia S5 aHqIi '......:........:.. . 1s 3
Observation-Disclosures. KelIum and Zearfoss;
Duggleby and Doom. Umpire-Emslie.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON. June s.-Two bases on balls
and a scratch hit in the eleventh inning de-
clded to-day's game in Detroits favor. At
tendance. 60o0. Score:
washington ----......-.,... 10
l
Batteries-Hughes and Heydon; Donovan and
Drill.
NEW YORK. June s.-cleveland shut out
New. York to-day owing TO Moore's good pitch
ing. Score:
R. H. E
New York ...................
cleveland. IS - ..f..s., ..g.ai14 dzf15 2
MISUNDERSTANDING and Kleinow; Moore and
Buelow
BOSTON. June s.-A batting rally in the
ninth inning when two men were out scored
three for Boston and beat St Louis to-
day. St Louis forced change of pitchers in
the first inning. Glade pitched superbly until
the ninth. Attendance. 22oo Score
sostDo St louis ''.........::.. ................
Batterles-Gbson, Winter and criger; Glade
and Sugden.
PHILADELPHIA. June s.-superb pitching
by Plank gave Philadelphia its victory over
Chicago to-day. The home team fielded poorly,
but did good work at the bat. Attendance,
41oe. Score:
Chicago ....-...-...... 3
Philadelphia .....-............ 9
Batteries-Patterson. White and Mcfarland;
Plank. Powers and Schreck.
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No Fan Mtetink e Lexinrton.

LEXINGTON, KY. june, s.-No fall meet
ing will be held at. Lexnhton race track,
which willsbes closed for extensive improve
menU
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Constipation. the fruitful source of
many other complaints. is quickly CURED
by taking Lash's Bitters.
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STAIAfARY-
Errors-Wilson. Devereaux. ]

Errors-Wilson Devereaux. Iberg. Two-base
hits-Wsldron, Wilson. Sacrifice hits-Spen-
Ger. Wheeler. Streib. First base on errors
San Francisco 2 First base on called balls
OF Henley >. Left on bsses-San Francisco
a. Oakland .. Struck out-By Henley > BY
Iberg ,. Double plays-Kelly 70 Streib Goch-
nauer to Neslon, Kelly TO F'rancks TO Dever-
ssux. Time Of game-One hour and twenty
minutes. Umpire-Dsvis
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EUMMARY

Errors-Doyle, Lynch. Kemmer. McHale.
Feency Struck out-By Fitzgerald 6. by
Roach & Bases on bails-Of Fitzgerald g. of
Roach !. Hit by pitcher-McHaie. Passed
bail-Craharn. Stolen base-Esean- Sacrifice
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Herrera and Neary Fight to Draw.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June s.-Aurelio
Herrera of California and Charles Neary of
Milvaukee boxed a ten-round draw tonight
Neary did most of the leading, but Herrera
put in some very damaging blows
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GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.
First race-Pronta. Old England,
F'Iofcntihc.
second race - Outcome, Dekaber,
Graceful.
Third race-WaterbOh, Leonard Joe
Hayman. Guiding Star.
Fourth race - He'd knight, The
Picket, English Lad.
Fifth race - buttons, ChampIain,
Orthodox.
Sixth rnce-Smataers' entry, Isola-
tiOn, Retropaw.
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Totals .2s q 1e Totals .3s es2s /
"sheehsn out running out OF line.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles:
four-year- -olds and Up; selling:
BETTING Horse.s Nv eia BIT, Jockey. st. q Fin.
1to 5--AiaTnode. les (Aubucn). nix nix
so 0to1--Chapolia, 91. CWiey) -. nk ms
Stot-Atheha, 95 (Sewell). 81 3h
Time, 55 3-5. Start. good Won driving.
Winner, J. w. Fuler's b. m. (4) by Rossing-
ton-LaceTna. ,yatros no. Tristan Shandy 1OT
finished as ma med <ftt
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rotals.81 ! 30 IoI Totals % 0

---N ~--- ff----- ~ ----a---G --L SSS-N--
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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FIFTH RAcE-MIe and seventy yards;
three-year r-olds. selling:
II to 5-B Pr.Charlie.s 100. fSewelD 1914
Sto st. Flour. 103 stNiIeyl -. Al Z
time. i :4a. stsrtegood. Won easily. win
ner.J. Brignardello's el. f. by The Chevalier-
Chavcote. My Eleanor 100. Sandhood 102,
Atei1 81, Wakefu1. 100, Borak 95, Lovey 95,
finished as named.
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Batteries Overall and Schlei: Eason and
Ritter. Umpire-Bauswine.
CHICAGO, June S.-Boston started well and
held the lead until the sixth inning, when the
locals began to bit Fraser savagely. After
that the game farce. Attendance 2300
Score:
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SECOND RACE-Five rurlongs; two-year-
olds; purse.
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey st. y Fin.
Q to 2-Ina Gray los (SewelD. 8 Il Ia
10 to -Miss-I.oeds. -1GS~ ~4MeAfln)10- 1 n
40 to 1-Jane Rachel, 1G2 CyHilsn) 8 u 8
Time. :02 2-5.- Start fair. Won driving.
Winner. c. B. Campbelrs en- f. by Bowling
Green Mopsy. Topsy Robins fOs. Bess Cha
ney I0i Si5you 104, America II los, Birnoletto
10. Piata IuS Lady Dear los and Hattie King
sion 10s finished as nauled.
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FOURTH RACE-sfle and seventy yards
three year-olds and iup; purse:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St z Fin.
Eyen-Redieaf 93. tWiley). ....3 Is IL
to the Regent .i04 (McBrde) 1 = h nix
II to 5-Just So, 101 tAubuchn). 1888 nix
Time, :45. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner, c. Strauss & Co.'S ch. (. (3) by Hermence-
Readina. Caronal 10T. Bravery 80. finished as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-16

tion in Oregon Of 347 miles. There
were also projected by other eompan-
les. hundreds Of miles Of railroad, In.
eludiug railroad to Tillamook. He
favored condemnation Of the locks at
Oregon City and making them free to
the producers Of the valley. The At
torneyr General had been instruct
ed to prosecute the private corporation
now operating the locks for the share
Of earnings due the state school fund,
and n Il had no other effect II would
give the people the information that
they were entitled 20 have as TO the
earnings Of these lacks that ought to
belong TO the seate. He gave Jas j..
Hn great credit for stimulating Har.
rimau, Gould and others 20 enter the
Oregon Geld for railroad development
These conventions could do as much to
advertise Oregon 10 the. world more
successfully than by any other means
Hc concluded by asking All 20 cut out
sectional feelings Referring 20 bic
appointment Of Gcarln he said he ox'
acted hrst that no should be pretty
good Roosevelt Democrat (Applau5e)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-16

He was a pretty good Roosevelt Demo
erat himself. (Laughter.) He demand.
ea Of his appointee that he should
favor appropriations for west coas.
harbors He should be a man to stand
up for Coos Bay and Yaquina Bay,
He demanded above all that he be a
man who would be brave enough to
see something besides the mouth OF
the Columbia river in oregon.
Tor Froa IockA
Cant. A. B. Graham made an eloquent
address on an open Willamette and
free locks at Oregon City. As Prac'
tical steamboat man he made the state
ment that the people Of the Willamette
valley paid 100000 annually on ac'
count Of this lockage. This had been
paid for thirty years-ts,oOo,OOo His
little company paid 10000 year
iockage. Tho owners Of the locks we're
no, 20 be ecnsured, but the people had
slcpt on their rights and had to pay the
penalty.
CAPT Graham grew sarcastic and ere
ated laughter by telling thc eonven'
tion that the locks corporation had
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-16
HANDSOME
LITTLE
STORE

Yesterday the mechanics eompieseo
the last touches on one Of the hana-
someat little stores ever installed IN
salem. that Of Chas II. Hinges, the
iewelcr adjoining the Capital Nationai
Rank. In tho hrst place, the room
was thoroughly fitted up and the walls
aecoratcd. This IL done In hand
some blue eject with hnc iuiaid
iineoium on the Aoor in harmony with
the same.
Mr.. Hinges has a new hot water
beating plant put into the building
which makes Il clean and comfortable.
Tho wall eases and show eases, ~ wen
a. Tho tables upon which the latter
s,and. are made Of solid Persian ma.
hogany and superior plate glass. They
arc the finest things Of the Kind In
Oregon. and are the cases which car.
rled on The gold medal az the Lewis q
Clark fair. Mr.. Hinges was fortunate
In securing these magnificent fixtures,
and they certainly give his place
hnish and richness that are greatly 20
be desired.
He has aiso put In one Of tho largest
modern jewelers. safos on tho coast,
which was made 90 order, and is thor
oughly suited 20 his needs AZ tho
front Of his store AZ either side Of che
main entrance there 10 a large solid
Persian mahogany panel, set with plate
glass, 20 form a screen FOR the worh
men In the optical and repair depart
ments The benches are IN full aight,
where patrons can SEQ the work done
In tho back Of the room Mr. Hinges
/ has Installed the finest optical grinding
plant In tho state, and win hereafter
do this work In his own place.
Even the signs ON the front Of the
building, which were executed BY w.
Il. Warner, are of the finest. They arc
hand carved letteFa polished and done
In gold leaf, set on black smolt back
ground. Salem can be proud Of an
artist able 10 do as fine a piece OF
'work as these signs. and Mr.. Warner
ia 20 be congratulated upon his skill
In making these elegant hand carved
sigma
All In all, Mr.. Hinges has a hand.
some complete establishment. and Il
Is fitted with a stoek frny in keeping
with the Surroundings He made Il
his business while ia the Fact 20 select
the newest things and correct styles
In every line. His stock OF diamouds
watches and iewelry, ornaments aud
everything is new and free from old
goods OF any Kind. He invites the
public again 20 inspect his place, and
look over his stock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-16

attend these meetings, taking their
time away from their business. He
spoke as a native son for the greater
development Of the state, and referred
to the characteristic repose and serene
satisfaction Of the Oreeonian with his
own securities and the fastness Of his
native resources. He thanked the local
committees and the visiting delegates
and speakers who had come here to
make this convention a success.
Governor Chamberlain.
The Chief Executive was next In.
troduced and given an ovation. lie re.
viewed what was being done In vari-
Gus parts Of Oregon 70 promote devel.
opment. He made a strong plea for
tho opening Of Coos Bay harbor and
this was received with applause. He
urged all sections 20 cooperate for the
benefit Of an. Il was not right 20 criti.
cise Portland ~ tho great hog Of ore.
gou. All Portland literature distribu
ted was for tho benefit Of al Oregon.
II was tho duty Of Portland 10 help all
the rest Of the state. lie showed hg
urcs for Harriman's railroad cons,rue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-16
WOODBURY.
FRIDAY
PROGRAM
Some Splendid Addresses on
Avenues Of Develop
ment

The Farmers and Shippers Congress
AZ woodburn was a great success.
After calling 20 order there was a
food Of oratory and valuable papers
on development was read.
Er.Mayor Grant corby responded on
behalf Of woodburn In pleasant speech
He said this meeting was another link
IN tho chain Of a common purpose for a
common benefit. The delegates az this
convention were public spirited cit.
ircns, paying their own expenses "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-16

Itching pies produces moisture ana
eaess ticking, tAis form, as wel ~
blind, Bleeding or Protrudine piles ara
cured by Dr. BO-san-kO's Pile Remedy
s'oPs itehine and bleeding. Absorb
.umor'. 800 q Jar Al arugsists, or can.
oy nail Treatise free. Wra. II.
.Dsas yons case. DR.. Bosanko. PhDa
"a .,iA..nf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-16
New Footwear Always Gives PLEASURE
For WOmen's shoes that cannot be
pnnaled elsewhere under $500.

These shoes OF the latest mOdes from the ason oenters
They comprise all desirable feathers in every size and width with
French Cuban heels.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-25

Considering the high level at which prices have been so consistently held the general trend of values seems like iy to be downwards interspersed with sharp rallies. A few more such eX- periences as the break in Northern Se- curitities this week will tend to modify bullish sentiment, says Banker Clews. General conditions are sufficiently good to afford resistance to any serious de- clines, and outside of the merger stocks desirable securities are likely to prove profitable for a turn on really sharp declines. The opportunities for short turns promise to be more numerous, but conservatism and good judgment should be exercised in investment pur- chases and speculative trading must be held within strictly reasonable bonds. The stock exchange will be closed for two days this week. which, in view of the prospective battle in the far east, will tend to temporarily lessen specula- tive commitments on the long side. Nothing is more desirable than that the market should settle down to a lower, safer and more reasonable basis; but the readjustment will be unwelcOme in some quarters, and is likely to meet more or less resistance, hence pro- nOunced fluctuations in both directions will cause no surprise.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-25

The democrats should get together quickly on some scheme, if they don't intend to let the republicans steal their thunder and effect some sort of con- promise that will be more or less satis- factory to the railroad corporations, says a Washington writer. Railroad men say they are more than willing, in fact, are anxious to have rebates done away with; dscriminations by way of excessive allowances to short terminal tracks that connect factories or ware houses with main lines wiped out; and the private car lines, with their exorbi- tant charges, eliminated forever from the railroad problem. All these are evils that have forced railroads to give up part of their legitimate earnings, by a system of mercantile brigandage and jiu-jitsu games, that even the shrewd- est railroad managers cannot beat.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-25
HEARD III PASSING

The fact that boys hate bathing is no sign that they dislike to '-go swim min'."
 The newspaper reading world is in- tent on learning whether Rojestvensky will prove himself Cevera or a Nel- son.
 John Paul Jones was not blown up with dynamite despite the many places in which his remains are reported to he buried
 The contract labor law and the Chi nese immigration laws do not apply to the Panama canal zone This is for tGnate. perhaps. as the canal zone is not a place where many white men care to work anyway
 President Roosevelt has gone away to hunt big game. Judging by the Morocco incident. Emperor William went away to hunt trouble. It is far