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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

The hop market today showed few
evidences Of life, There Is hardly any
moyementi dealers and growers ap-
paFently waiting for an indication 20
come from London as 10 tho final trend
Of the market, AZ any rate, the down,
ward movement seems 10 have been
checked FOR a time.
Eastern and foreign adyiees today
show a slight revival In prices. II is
more than likely that the market has
got its second wind and greater Arm
ness, with probable rise, can be ex'
peoted soon.
Yesterdays movement Of hops in sa'
lem consisted almost entirely OF the do
livery Of contract hops Many Of the
dealers are now being called on BY
growers 10 fulhn their spring contracts,
prices OF which range from IA 10 rs
cents.
Jack Chamberlain took, at l6 cents,
sA4 bales and nearly similar amount
is reported 20 have been received by
Harris a Co. A 7S-bale lot Of low.
grade hops was bought yesterday by
Ottenheimer 4 Coat 5 cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

should announce themselves before
Marion runs sway with the prize.
Forest Grove Times; Hon. +. L.
Smith Of Hood River has declared that
he would not be a candidate for gov
ernor. It now begins to look as If the
contest for the Republican nomination
would narrow down before the pri-
maries to Q. A. Johns Of Baker City
and Dr. withycombe Of Corvallis Re
publicans throughout the state will be
pleased to have Il that way. Il will
then be a choice between good men.
Forest Grove Times. W. d. Renton
Of Portland is said 20 be the choice
Of many Of the active politicians Of
that city as candidate for United
States senator 10 succeed Senator
Mitchell. Il Is also said that Mr.. Fen
ton has an ambition 10 enter the sen
ate but the uncertainty Of the work.
ings Of the new primary law is causing
him 10 hesitate in announcing himself
Mr.. Fonton is man Of great ability
and popular with men Of influence, but
he has 20 long been associated with
railroads and other financial interests
that it is not believed that he could
command the votes Of the people at the
primaries in competition with ex-Gov.
crnor Geer, and the people will ex.
press their choice Of candidates az the
polls this time In a way legislators will
not be likely 10 disregard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

veys and they and other people who re-
sided there for a goodly number Of
years 80 testified and that the road
was 80 actually opened up and Travelled
to the point where the stake was set,
and that Christensen fence was now
on. and over the county road as e.
tablished on the ground. Herrick tes.
tiaed that Christenson's fence accord.
ing 20 tho survey was not In the road.
Judge Galloway decided that Christen.
SON = fence was not in the road and
entered an order perpetually enjoining
Simmons and all other persons from
interfering with tho fence.
Tho case was appealed 70 tho su.
preme court and was thoro hotly con.
tested. Tho county was represented
by John II. McNary, district attorney,
and his deputy, @. L. MeNary, and NJ.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

E. Poguej Christensen was reproseri,,
throughout the case by Attorney Frsut
Holmes.
The supreme court in its decision 70
Gently handed down affirmed the de,i,
ion Of Judge Galloway and tho fsn,,
Is now a permanent fixture with N,
tory. The county now has a road abov,
six feet wide and Christensen mw
that IL yet on his land. According ts
tho supreme court decisions In the eas,
Christensen mas about six or seven
feet Of land still south Of his notoriou,
fence upon which is located tho pre-
ont travel Of the road
Attorney Frank Holmes IL entitled V
congratulations over tho victory n,
has won FOR his client, Tor oppodsf
counsel has made him light every ln,l
Of tho way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
YOUCAN SCRATCH

Out the hiot which dehles the clean,
white page ~ a ledger, but You can't
scratch out the poisons that defie the
blood. It seems rather that you scratch
them Ia. and the irritation grows worse
with each new attempt 20 relieve II.
There IL only one thing 30 do In such a
case, and that is 10 entirely cleanse the
blood from tho injecting poison.
People who have suffered from dis
easoa caused by impure blood, or blood
poisoning. have found In Or. pisrcc's
Golden Medical Discovery a certain and
sudurinE cure. Lotions aud linimcnts
may alleviate, but they cannot cure.
The disease IL In the blood, aud the cure
must b. In the blood also. uColden
Medical Discovery cradieatca from the
blood the impurities aud poisona which
breed and feed disease, tt increases the
activity Of the blood-making glands, and
- increases the supply of pure. rich
blood, which, nouriahing each organ,
builds up the whole body In health and
strength.
The cures effected by vooldsn Medical
Discovery arc positive and permanent
In many cases of disease, such AZ ecscma,
letter. pimplea, eruptiona and rhcuma-
uaui, am sasctual cure has bosn found Ia
Dr. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery,
after all other medicines and means had
failed 20 help OF heal
Sometimes a dealer tempted by the
larger profits paid BY isss msritorioua
medicines viii offer the customer a sub
stitute In place Of Golden Medical Dis
e0very claiming that he knows Il 10 Dc
Iust a. good" There is nothing gained
BY trading one thing ios another which
y only Just as good.~ There IL every
ghing 10 fisk in trading the Discovery
with a worlds record Of cures for a sub
slltuts with nothing bat the unsupported
claim oi an interested dealer behind u.
II You arc sick you want 20 be cured,
That's why You want TGolden Medical
Discovery and nothing else.
There is no alcohol Ia the eDiseov-
ery,H and L Il entirely free from opium,
cocaine, aud all other nareoties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
A Narrow Escape.

Mrs, r. @. Daniels, Of this city, who
Is in Eugene visiting her daughter,
Mrs w, G, Day, had a narrow escape
from being crushed 20 death beneath
the car wheels as she alighted from the
train at that place Sunday. Mrs. Dan
iels had forgotten her cape, and again
boarded the train to get il. BY the
time she reached the stops the train
had started, and, as she stepped from
the moving train, she slipped, fell and
rolled toward the track. The onlookers
held their breath, and all felt that she
would be run over, but, before anyone
could reach her, the truck Of the ear
wheels struck her and pushed her out
OF the way. She was pretty badly
bruised up, and was taken to her daugh'
ter's house in a cab. Her friends In
this city win be glad 10 learn that no
serious injury resulted,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
valnn Of Mentai Athletle..


II IL gratifying 10 know that City
Superintendent Powers IL laying some
strcss on the value Of debating IN high
SCHOOL work.
Tho idca cannot be impressed too
strongly on parents and teachers, that
MENTAL DEVELOPMENT rs TIE
PURPOSE OF EDUCATION.
Athletics are all right, but only a
limited number, as a rule. get tho bcno.
ht OF tho football team, Tho basketball
team and tho foot racing
Bot on have minds aud mentality.
and souls and spirits which. after an, IL
ono, and THE REAL MAN rs IN
MIND NOT MUSCLE.
Debates between the classes and DO.
bates with other high schools and col.
iegoa cannot bot have a Frightening Of
feet.
lot he have athletics In various ways
bodily and msutaily-let us learn
English, how she il spoke and spelled
and used
Prof Powers deserves encourage
ment Tor standing up Tor debating as
a means of mental development. II al,
90 gives poise 20 the boyv and self-pos,
session 20 the girls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
salem the Flower City.

Salem the floWer my
The movement 10 make Salem the
flower city has taken a strong hold on
the people, and several have moved in
that direction.
Several gentlemen are raising a fund
60 plant one thousand rosebushes on
Wilson avenue.
Landlord Conner has decided 10 put
out several thousand bulbs and rose
bushes for his hotel.
THE MOVEMENT SHOULD BE
COME GENERAL, and should secure
the cooperation Of The public bodies.
People can just AZ well get busy and
spend a little labor and money on some.
thing beneficial.
The man or woman who plants flow
ers and shrubs for the beauty Of the
thing, for the improvement Of the ap.
poarancc Of the city is a benefactor.
That kind Of people will enjoy life
better, have more health, and live long.
or and make more money THAN
THOSE WHO LIVE FOR SELF
ALONE.
II wc win ali take hold Of this and
spend only two dollars per home on
flowers We would make salem famous.
Make Salem the Flower City aud stir
civic pride, and we win get population
and improvements and pforroas on All
lines.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Library Beneht

The Salem WomaR's Club, under
whose auspices the Katzenjammer
Picnic was given, has the neat sum Of
$3.50, which is made clear over ex-
penses This was hardly as much as
the ladies expected, but, under the
short notice on which the benefit was
gotten up, it is very good.
The money has been turned over 70
the president Of the library board
Mrs A. T. Kelliher, who viii put it in
the library fund.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
DO BEMEFIT EROM DOOT0Rs.

~For about one yraF and = half my face wss
very badly broken out,n writes Miss carFte
Adams Of II6 West Maiu street battlscrssk
MichlEau. ~ spent q great deal oi money Ntth
doctors aud f0r didcTslt kiuds of medidne, bat
reoeived no beusht Az lat read one q your
advsrtisements Ia papeT, and obtained botue
Of DoetoT rierees ooldsn Medical Diseovsry.
Before had taken oae bottls Of tkis ledieine
i noticsd q change, and ahsr takiug three
bottles 1 Was entirely cured ] ean well recom-
mend Dr. Pisrce Golden Medical Discovery -
any one similarly slhiCtsd-'
FRKR On receipt OF stamps 70 defray
expense ON mailing 0HlJ, We will send
Doctor Pieroe's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, containing zoos pages. This
book will prove a constant friend and
wise counselor to every man and woman.
Il deals with the great and grave quts-
tions Of human origin and reprOduction
In plain Rnglish. Send Al one cent
stamps for paper covers, OF 81 stamps tur
cloth binding, Address Or, r. v. Pierce.
Buffalo. N. Y.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

COURT
AFFIRMS
Celebrated Road Case Is Fin
ally Decided "A Notable
Victory for Frank
Holmes

The supreme court in a recent decis-
ion in the case Of NJ. Christensen VS..
Grover simons, affirmed. Judge Gal
loway.
The case arose out Of dispute be-
tween the authorities Of the Marion
county court and Fred Hazlebacher on
tho one part and Mr.. Christensen on
the other, over the proper location of
a county road on North Howell prairie
In Marion county, Oregon.
Early In 1904 Christensen bought a
tract Of land and on the south side Of
the tract and between his land and
the land Of Fred Hazlebacher ran a
road which for a number Of years has
been used by the county as a public
highway when Christensen had his
land surveyed be determined that the
road was not located where Il was sur
veyed out and where Il ought to be
and thought that II ought TO be still
farther south inside Of the fence Of his
ncighbor Hazlobaoher. SO In January,
1904, he constructed a post and woven
wire fence on and along said road i'm
closing Il In his inclosure and eifectual
ly closing the road to travel, leaving
only few feet Of space between his
now fence and that Of bis neighbor
1Iazlebachcr. This condition Of affairs
called tho attention Of tho county court
20 tho matter and after an inspection
of the premises by the county court,
Il ordered the supervisor Of that road
district. Grover simons, 20 remove
Chrlstonson's fence as an obstruction
in the road.
Christensen answered this action Of
simmons through his attorney, Frank
llolmea, with an order Of injunction
against Simmons requiring simmons TO
not interfere with Christenson's fence
until tho further order II tho court.
Tho case was tried before Judge Gal
loway In department. No. 2 Of tho cir
cult court In July, 1904. 10 appeared
from the testimony that IN 1879 Seth
Il. Hammer, then county surveyor, sur
yeyed out and located a county road
running along tho south side Of the
land now owned by Christensen pre-
sumably on tho line between his land
ana tho land on tho south now owned
by HaEelbaeheF, this survey was vori'
hed by tho testimony OF County Sur
veyoF Herriek and sheriff Culver. A
number Of witnesses, among whom was
Willard jefferson, and ono Wood, res
idents Of Howell prairie, who testified
that they were present when the road
was laid out by Hammer aud that he
drove a stake az the east end Of the
course Of tho road In dispute al a
point about 2l feet north OF the east
eFn point as found by the recent sur
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
SUFFERED HORRORs.

william Fiortsf Rsl, ~ Redosk, MoniEom.
efy Co, love, writes ~ consider YoaT 'Golden
Medical Discovery ons % the beet medicinrs 90
the face ~ the earth. while Ia the south-Wsst
thTes years aso, 4 gui poisoned With putsQn
w. TIE 20 ton ssttled "a nay blood and the
thouaht I Wouid 50 cfary, 1 could a. nothing
Bat snatch, would - o. sleep -cratching,
would wake up IA the morning and nnd mysslf
scfaichinF, iscTatched 10 eight moutha Had
ID NOT been Or Goiden Medical Discovery I
would be scratching YET, tIisd dinerent klnds
Of medicine, tried dincrsut dQctQFs bat all the
relief they could give me Was % make my
pocket book lighter.
~ then hsgan taking Dr. fiercs's Golden
Medical Discovery. Took four bottles without
tsu bottles and i goo entiTsiy cared can say
that III psople wuuld take your nsdicine Instead
of f1oiing with soIne of the Quacks that iniesi
the small aud larger towns disease wOuld nee
like chan before the wind-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Young Married oouple COMM.

That a newlymarried couple is on
the way to Salem is attested by the
fact that there is some baggage out at
the depot that is painted up in such a
way that there can be no mistake. Red
paint was the color used to draw a
large heart, and sundry sayings, such
as "j just married, " Emma was a good
girl" etc. From other inscriptions It
would seem that the couple we're re-.
Gently married in Ackley, Iowa, and
started at once for Salem. They are
now visiting in Spokane is the reason
that their baggage beat them here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31

You can make money Saturday,
November llth at The journals spe
eial Sale Day Of subscriptions. Read
the big "a for fun particulars. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
Your Idle
MONEY

Don't pay dividends. Why not
make it earn something, A savings
bank account affords an Investment
that Is PROFITABLE. SAFE. CON
VERTABI.E into cash when wanted
You can Increase or decrease the
amount invested as circumstances
require. There is no other invest
ment that combines these features
ia such convenient form.
Interest paid at the rate Of three
psT cent, compounded semi-annually.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-31
TypeNrlter RmIlea.

hNNNWshhNA NHAAAAaH
Tho Berkeley Daily Gazette comes al
be With a ane boom edition for that
town and FOR the paper. II tells Of
seven hundred and nine new buildings
going up In Berkeley. We throw up our
hands.
We are not 80 sure bat that Port,
land's straight talk 70 Mr.. Hartman
10 a straight talk Tor Portland only.
We are not willing 10 be a party 10
clubbing Mr. Hartman into doing
things for Portland al the expense Of
the rest of tho state. Let us all de-
velop together There has been quite
enough done for Portland exclusively
for awhile.
II Luther Burbank, the father OF the
famous potato named after him, had
lived in Ireland In the days Of 81. Pat
rick, that gentleman would have had
20 look 20 his lauFels.
sss
Eugene Register Marion county Is
posing as an example Of a clearly com,
monWealth In the matter Of govern.
ment, and aspiFes 70 a position at the
head Of the anti-graft procession. II
there are any other candidates they
The oasis., 1905-01-07

mined by majority of the Roard of Direc tors. and the slompAny msy y reissue and sci said stock so acquired.
 The Corporation reserves the right t0 amend, alter or repeal any provisions con- talned in this Certificate of Incorporation, in tue manner now or hereafter prescribed by statute, and all rights conferred on stocz- holders herein are granted subject to this reservation.
 EIGHTH. The private property of the st)ckholders shall not Dc subject to the ply- ment of corporate debts to any extent whatever
 NINTH. The registered offic4 of the Com pany Is No. f. Exchange Place. Jersey City. New Jersey, and the Corporation Trust Com- pany IS designated as tue agent therein, ifs charge thereof, and upon whom process against this company may pe served.
 TENTH. The duration of this Company shall be unlimited.
 ELEVENTH. The names and Dostoflce ad- dresses Of the incorp ,ratOrs and the number of shares of stock for which seyeraly and respectively we do hereby subscribe the ag- gre1ate or our said subscriptions being three IhOusaad dollars, is the amount of capital with which the corporation wi l commence DuSness), arc as follows.
 Name Postotfice address No, of sbares J0nn k Turner. Basking Ridge. N. J. 6 Kenneth K. McLaren, l30 Clifton Place.
 Jersey ity, N. i..... .......,.. c Louis E. Daley 70 sandford St East
 OFAukSt Nsb. .+sssss..s. Q H. 0. Coughlan.s4 Marcy Ave. Brook
 lyn, N Y. ,..... ..... .... b Joseph M. Mitchell, s Lombardy St,
 Newark, N. ]. ..... ...-... 6
 We the undersigned, do respectfully sub- scribe for the shares Of capital stock of the OmpAny and agree 70 take and pay for said shares as above set rth opposite our re- spec i've names.
 IN WITNESS wHfRs0F. we have hereunto set our hands anu seals thls lst day of July l Iy0l.
The oasis., 1905-01-07
STATE OF NEW JERSEY,
 Department of State 0

STATE OF NEW JERSEY, t.
 Department of State
 |, $ D. Dickinson, Secretary of State for the State of New Jersey, do hereby certify that the fore xOug is true copy of the Cer-. Ciicate of Incorporation of
 ''Geo. X. Beaton X Co.," and the endorsements thereon, as the same is taken from and compared with the origi nal fl rd ln my office on the second dty. Of July 1901. and now remaining on file and of record therein
 lN rEsTTM NY WHsReoF. 1 have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal at Trenton. this thirtieth day of November, A. D. 1901. lcr4 $. D. DICKINSON, Secretary of State.
The oasis., 1905-01-07

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, t. County of Santa Cruz Thereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the request of 5. L. Kingan, Dec 23rd, 1904, at am, book .....- pages ...... .... ct seq. (-- Witness my hand and official seal SEAL the day and year aforesaid. = PHIL HEhOLD,
 County Recorder.
The oasis., 1905-01-07
JOHN K. TURNER, L. s. KENNETH K. MCLAREN, I4S. LOUIS B. DALEY, l.. $.
 H.0. LOuGHLAN l. S. JOSEPH Nj. MTrJH nLL, l.. 5.

Signed. sealed and delivered in the pres ence of darry W. Meen.
The oasis., 1905-01-07
HARRY W. MEEN. !.
..sa- h-..a-.s { SEAL

ESDoRsED: Received in the Hudson Co.,, N. J Clerks Otiice July 2nd, A. D. 1s0l, and recorded Tn the Clerks record No. .... on page..-.
 MAURICE J, STACK,
 Clerk. TILED AND RECORDED July ?, 1904.
 5. D. DICKINSON.
 Secretary of State"
The oasis., 1905-01-07
STATE or NEW JERsEY, tas
 County of Hudson

ST ATE oF NEW JERsEY, ,
 County of Hudsoa
 Be it remembered, that that on this 1st day of July la0l. before the undersigned, personally appeared John k, Turner, ken- neth K. AcLaren Louis B. Dailey. If. .. Coughian aud Joseph M Mitchell, who, ! am satisfied. are the persons named in and having first made known to them, and to. each of theln, the contents thereof they do each acknOwIedae hat they signed eAled and delivered the same as their voluntary act and ueed.
 --h- HARRY w. MEN ! SEAL Commissioners of Deeds for - New Jersey. REGIsrERt IN the office of the Company at Jersey City, in the County of Hudson. this st day of July ia04. THE CORPORATION TRUST OMPANY,
 Req istered Agent
 By KENNETH K. MoLAREN.
 Treasurer.
The oasis., 1905-01-07

Continued on page 5.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-16
Row's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years. and
bell, Eve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
wALD1NG, KINNoN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c pei
bottle. Sold by all Druggists
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-16
BILLS ARE HARD FOUGHT.
The Legislators at Pierre Scent a
Bit of Danger.

PIERRE, S. D., Feb. 16.-Any propo-
sition suggesting insurance, Standard
Oil or textbooks throws the legislators
into a frenzy on general principles.
The two bills one emaLating from
Sioux Falls, for the advantage of a
new point stock fire company on old
time plans and the other from Aber-
deem for the organization of a mutual
life company on old-time plans. indi-
cate how sensitive the members are
to any scheme with insurance back of
it. Each of these bills has brought
out earnest opposition; and one was
defeated while action upon the other
was deferred in order to recruit it's
friends
The Aberdeen bill provides for all of
the details of organization; for the
creation of an ample reserve to be de-
posted with the state treasurer, and
makes the policy holders responsible
for the maintenance of that reserve
and subject to an assessment for it's
replenishment should it become i'm
paired. Throughout it seems to be a
fair bill, intended to give stability and
security to its patrons and the pub
lie. Its most Objectionable feature re-
lieves it from taxation except upon
real estate for five years, and then it
is to pay only a nominal annual fee of
$500. 1t is not probable that this dis
elimination in favor of home COM
pany would stand under interstate
commerce restrictions.
Nevertheless, the bill is likely to
have a hard course to travel before it
makes port. Even the more liberal
senate develops much opposition, and
the house is pretty sure to give it a
most critical if not hostile reception.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-16
Taken From Cell to See Dying Babe


SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Feb. 16.-Wit.l
Ben Johnson, sentenced to three years
in prison, handcuffed to him, watching
intently to detect any scheme for es-
cape, Jailer Hugh McDougall last
night drove ten miles through a biz
zard, that Johnson might look at his
dying baby before the penitentiary
doors lock behind him.
His wife's father pleaded with the
taller to do this, picturing the pathos
of the scene at Johnson's home, and
Jailer McDougall declared with tears
in his eyes he would take him there il
he lost his job, and set out at 1C
o'clock to make the trip.
Overcome by the scene at Johnson's
home, McDougall slipped the irons
from Johnson and allowed the father
and husband to be alone with mis- wife
and baby strangling with the Group.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-16

and came to the college last Septem-
Der. Her father, in a telegram to the
sheriff, says he sent his daughter to
college so she could escape the ad-
vances of a young man. One theory
is that this young man has either alb
Quoted the girl or murdered her. Miss
Templeton's room was found with all
cloak she was accustomed to wear,
her money. and all other belongings.