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, 1905-05-15
Bowen Sees President.

Washington, d. c., May 15.-Herbert
Bowen, recently minister to Venezuela,
reported to President Roosevelt today.
He was in R~oosevelt's office only a
moment and was told that his case is
in the hands of Secretary Taft.
, 1905-05-15
Oyama Being Reinforced.

Gun Shu Pass, May 15.-Oyama has
received about $4,000 fresh troops from
Japan, being concentrated in such a
manner hat the Russians expect an
other general attack soon.
, 1905-05-15
AUTOMOBILE DAY
WAS A SUCCESS.

Sunday was a sort Of automobile
day. for Laramie, the owners Of most
Of the machines having them out for
spins about the neighborhood. Messrs.
Converse and Lohlein drove their own
cars successfully, the owners Of other
machines being their W chauneurs.
Mr.. Greenwood, the agent for the Ram
bier machine, is looking for an 49,
horse power side-entrance Rambler "a
an example Of high class mcahine'
which will be kept here q few days.
, 1905-05-15
PELTs OF WOLVES
PRESENTED FOR BOUNTY

Felix Atkinson Of Garrett today filed
in the county clerks office the certif-
cate Of Mrs. Mary A. Garrett Of Gar
rett, a justice Of the peace, to the
receipt Of the pelts Of three coyotes
and two gray wolves for bounty, and
the claim will go the state auditor for
allowance.
, 1905-05-15
RICHARD BUTLER Is
THE ACTING TREASURER.

County Treasurer Hicks is at Salt
Lake on business and his place in the
Office is taken temporarily by Hon.
Richard Butler, who will assist Deputy
County Treasurer Wilkinson in the
discharge of the duties Of the Office.
, 1905-05-15
Killed TWO and Himself.

Memphis, Tenn, May 15.-Jealous
over the close friendship existing be
tween the pair, Thomas Mccall, a rail
road night Waterman, last night shot
and killed Edith Ferguson and Hal
Williamson and then committed sui
eide
, 1905-05-15
WATER TURNED IN
ON GRAND AVENUE,

Marshal Sigman is endeavoring to
give the appearance of spring, despite
the efforts of the weather clerk, and
today turned the water into the Grand
emu ditch for the first time this
wear.
, 1905-05-15
FRANK IRWIN GETS
GOOD RAILWAY POSITION.

Frank B.. Irwin Of Cheyenne has
been appointed live stock agent for the
Colorado and Southern in Wyoming.
He is a brother of Charles Irwin, h
occupies a similar position with the
Union Pacific, and is well known
throughout the state.
, 1905-05-15

Paris, May 15.-The motor boat,
Quandmeme, which disappeared with
the torpedo boat destroyer during the
storm that overlook the racing motor
boats, has arrived at the Island Of
SARDINIA, accompanied by a warship.
, 1905-05-15
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

It's awful lucky not to be born un-
lucky.
, 1905-05-15
CHEYENNE CONTRACTORS
WILL IMPORT WoRkMEN.

It is said that the Cheyenne contract
ors will import n%on-union carpenters
instead of giving up their contracts to
Denver builders, the latter having
made the offer to take the contracts
OF their hands.
, 1905-05-15
VISITS THE
Secretary Wilson in Kansas With
Party of Government Officials.

Mcpherson, Kas., May 15.-Secre-
tary Wilson n party arrived this
morning. They visited the United
States experiment station.
, 1905-05-15
HERE IN INTEREST OF
INSURANCE COMPANY.

]. W. Russell OF Cheyenne. district
manager for the Mutual Life Insurance
company OF New York, Is here this az
ternoon. comforting with the local
agent. F-ei ] rhmeen.
, 1905-05-15
MONEY FOR SHAREHOLDERS.
Standard Oil Company Declares Quar-
terIy Dividend of Nine Dollars.

New York, May 1.-THE Standard
Oil company has declared a dividend
for the quarter of 80 per share, pay
able June Is.
, 1905-05-15
an che whistle a Tuner

OF Princess Charles of Denmark 1t Is
said that she can bind a book, steer a
boat. pull m oar, knit q stocking, take
q photograph, play chess and speak
i've languages.-New Bedford Stan
dard.
, 1905-05-15
Rivers Continue to Rise.

Fort Worth, Tex, May 15.-The
floods in the Bosque and Pecos rivers
continue to rise. Miles and miles OF
low lands are already submerged.
, 1905-05-15
MAY HAVE FORTUNE
IN SOUTH AFRICA.

Chris NJ. Tegner of this city today
received a letter from a solicitor in
South Africa notifying him of the
death of Mr.. Tegner's brother, leaving
a large estate, and asking Mr.. Tegner
for certain information in the way Of
identification. 1t is believed that the
Laramieite has inherited a large for
tune,
, 1905-05-15
GONE TO CHEYENNE
As FEDERAL JUROR.

Frank J. Terry of Woodruff & Terry
left at moor today for Cheyenne to act
as a petit juror in the United States
court. There are only three cases to
be tried at this term,
, 1905-05-15
RED FLAG FLUNG TO RREEZES AT
GREAT NEWSkI SHIP YARDS
ON THE LEFT BAND OF
THE RIVER NEVA.

Walk Out in Body Carrying Red
Flags and Singing Revolutionary
Songs, and Chevalier Guards Or
dered to Scene of Disturbances
New Russian Minister to America
Said to Be Head Of Peace Party.
, 1905-05-15
Switchmen in Session.

Indianapolis. Ind, May 15.-The BIZ
ennial convention of the Switchmen's
Union of North America began today.
, 1905-05-15
IT'S queer what a hard time a girl
with open.work stockings has trying
to climb q fence.

Unless a oma likes the way .
mar trims his beard you can
get her to admit he has any brains.
, 1905-05-15

A nne way not to get too good an
opinion Of your administrative capaci-
~ is to take the children on a picnic
and try TO make them behave like
human beings.-New York Press.
, 1905-05-15

members of Companies G and d and
they will have a pleasant rivalry and a
good time.
, 1905-05-15
IMPROVED

The bank barometer shows a slight
improvement today, at 10 o'clock re-
cording a pressure Of 1924, almost the
normal pressure for this altitude.
, 1905-05-15

Why not get all the rexs when 1t u
as~s. BY reading The = spublicsnf
, 1905-05-15
oIRLs WILL HAVE
FIELD DAY IN JUNE

The university girls are discussing
the propriety Of . Geld day the after
noon Of saturday. June :. and the prob
ability II that It win b : %. There
r., some srceilsat athletes anoag he
, 1905-05-15
Associated Press Manager Dead.

London, May 15.-Walter Neef, the
European manager of the Associated
Press, died today.
, 1905-05-15

CEMENT WALK At
THE HARDEN REsIpENcE.
A. ]. wymore il today laying cement
walks 1t The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harden, on Tenth street.
, 1905-05-15

When a woman has Mysteries her
family Is the victim OF them.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-13
&
Venezuela
Washington, JUNO de 1905.

Caracas, ~ de Junio.-Telegrafian
de Londres que en- junta de acreedo-
res de Venezuela. celebrada aver. Sc
rati6co por unanimidad el contrato fir
mado ell 7 del actual por repre- septan-
tes de Venezuela, del Disconto Ges
|sellschaft. de Alemania, y del consejo
de acreedores extranjer0s. Ell contra
to dispone la emission de I32.o4o o25
bolfvares, orc, ($26 4oooS5), en- bonos
de 3 por ciento, redimibles en- AZ af1os.
Washington. ~ de Junio.-Se han
recibido noticias oficiales de Caracas
al efecto de que en- Carenero. unos
doce kilometres de la Guaira, Sc ha
establecido una aduana por decreto
del Presidente Castro, datado el 22 de
Mayo.
Ell hecho causa mucho interes en-
Washington por la circunstancia de
que Ia nueva aduana ha de mermar con.
siderablemente la recaudacion aduane-
ra de la Guaira, hipotecada como la de
Puerto Cabello. 10 mismo que Ia re-
caudacion de Puerto Cabello sufrio
por la reciente creaci6n de una aduana
en- Tucacas, y como sucedera cuando
Sc cree la aduana proyectada en- Ocu-
mare de la Costa.
En- ell transcurso de unos meses han
|sido creadas otras seis aduanas en- di-
versos puntos. Esta politica no podra
menes de afectar la amortization de
las deudas garantizadas con el 80 por
ciento de 10 que rindan las aduanas de
la Guaira y Puerto Cabello.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-13
Reunion del COmit6
DE ARBlTRAJE

Aver tarde estuvo reunido hasta las
6 y media el Comitede arbitraje sobre
la huelga de los braceros del muelle. y
resolvio despues de enterado de los
cablegramas recibidos por 1osl sefiores
Todd y Latimer nombrar una Conf :
sion para que gestione de la Camara
de Comercio y del Board of Trade,
que designer tres miembros por cada
Junta 4 fin de constituir un comite de
nueve sefiores para que sigan traba-
jando cerca de la compaflia de vapo-
res de Ceballos fin de que acceda al
pago de los jornales acordados en- la
junta de arbitraje.
tueron designados por parte del
Comite de arbitraje los sefiores Todd,
Iglesias y Becerril, y tambien Sc acor
dc que dichos sefiores visiten al sefior
Gobernador para disuadirle del NAL
concepto que pudiese haber tornado
respecto 4 los trabajadores del muelle
levantadoS en- huelga.
Ell sefIor Iglesias spropuso despu@s
que Sc declare por Ell Comite de Arbi-
traje que Sc 1amenta la resolucion de
la compafiia de vapores de New York,
pero que Sc We con satisfaction la ac-
titud transigente sdoptada 1ltimamen
te por los huelgu1stas. Sometida esta
propuesta votacion fue aprobada por
mayoria.
Y cerr6 ell acto el sefior Tood, quien
dio las gracias los obreros que ha-
b1an asistido las reuniones por la
cordura y sensatez Observable en- las
diScuSioneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-13

tn Andose de esta suerte la gratitud que
debe esta isla al noble amigo que pier
de con la muerte de don Mateo Luc-
chetti.
Tambien ell "Ateneo Puertorrique
no., en- su galeria de hombres illus
tres, deberfa colocar el del eminente
economista que puso al servicio de
esta terra sus vastos conocjmientos y
sus fecundas iniciativas.
Quede asf perpetuada, por el mum
cipio y por nuestro primer centro de
cultura, la memoria del leal y genero-
so amigo que acaba de perder Puerto
Rico, de una manera tragica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-13

.ondas del Pacffico Occeano. Y no
existen smejeres agentes del comercio,
COMO dos REPRESENTATIVES de las Com
pafldas de transportes.
Suponganos que tuvieramos ahora
lineas esta blecidas de COMMUNICATION al
vapor entire e.nuestros puertos y los pal
ses que he 4nencionado, y que Ell Co.
biernc estuviese pagando la diferencia
de perdida !hasta que Sc esta bleciese
nuestro comercio. SCual ser1a 81 re-
|sul.adoa
Los representatives de esaS lfneas
de vapores estarian a las puertas de
las fabricas del pals suplicando la pro-
|duccion de artfculos especialmente
adecuados para suplir Ia demanda,
necesidades, caprichos y deseos de los
pafses para los cuales Sc exportan. Y
no perdamos de vista Ell hecho signi-
hcativo de que ur mercado exterior,
que produce TN consume de AN million
de dollars, en- art1culos manufac tura-
dos, significa un 1nercado naeional de
por 10 menos ochocientos mil dollars
.en jornales.
ST alguna veg llegamos a aurnentar
nuestro comercio con las Republicas
qae nos quedan al Sur 6 con los de la
costa del Pacffco y Republicas del
Goafo, quedaremos ampliamente bene.
feiadoS, tanto como ST hubiese sido
con cualquiera otra Seccion de nuestra
patria Comt1n.a
ST Sc han de establecer 1{neas de
communication al vapor con aquellos
palseS, indudablemente Sc construirAn
astilleros en- las costas del Golfo asl
como en- las del Atlantico y sus esta-
clones de apro visionamiento y toma
de carbon estaran con mayores proba
bilidades aqua.
No estoy tratsndo en- estas llneas de
abogar por la subvenci6n de buques,
81 Sc puede lograr otra solucj6n mas
factible; pero 81 por medic de subven-
clones a los buques, logramos una
marina mercqsnte, entonces soy parti-
dario de esas subvenciones. ST por
cualquier otro medic logramos una
marina meTcante, entonces tambien
soy partidario de ese medic, cualquie-
"a que fuere; y fnalmente. ST por vir
tud de varias medidas combinadas OBJ
tenemos una marina mercante, enton
desde luego me-" considero partidario
decidido de esas medidas.
Como va hube de decir. no estoy abo.
gando por ninguna medida especial
para subvencionar buques, pero 81 tu-
viese voto en- el asunto, votar1a en- con-
ira de cualquier ley que no estable-
ciese, como condici6n precisa para la
Official, Ell establecimiento
de lfneas de vapores con los pafses
suramericanos 6 surafricanos, islas
6 con los del Pacf6co T."
LESLIE M. LAW.
::
Washington, JUNO de 1905.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-13
Desde Washington
13 de JUNO

Vel emes 81 los japoneses ganan esta
otra gran batalla: la que van a dar con
su propio concupicencia.
;Sabran ser moderados7 Bismark
10 fue. en- 1866, con Austria de la que
hizo los pocos afios una aliada de
Alemania, en- 1871 no pudo serlo con
Francia-porque Sc 10 impidlo ell ele-
mento militar que exigi6 la cesi6n de
Alsacia- -Lorena-y el abismo sigue
alberto entire franceses y a]emanes.
Sc DOS telegraffa que un diario Pc
terburgues, Ell "Nevoe Vremya" hace
indicaciones favorables una alianza
ruso-japonesa, fundada en- que Russia
es tam bien potencia asiatica. RI
Isl ell Jap6n-dice-la reconoce CO.
mo tai, es possible una paz s6lida y per.
manente".
Para una aliapza eS pronto, porque
adn esta en- buen uso la que los japo-
neses tienen con Inglaterra; con ell
tempo no la necesitaran y acaso en-
cambio, necesiten algo que sea ingles
por ejemplo, la Australia. donde seg6n
los telegrama de hoy, Ell primer minis
tro, ha pronrnciado un discurso sujes.
tive.
Ha dicho que en- estos dltimos afios
tres nacisnes, Alemania, Jap6n y los
Estados Unidos, han creado escuadras
de primer orden, que Australia esta
casi desprovista de defensa navales
y que cerca de ella hay NADIA menos
que 16 estaciones navales, que son
otras tantas bases. desde las cuales po-
drz ser hostilizada por los extrauje-
ros.
AMOS atras no habfa pefisro exterior
en- aquel vastisimo territorie, resguar-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
INFECTED
FRUIT
SEIZED
Marion County Fruit Inspect
or Armstrong IS Do
Ing His Duty

Within the last week, Mr.. Armstrong
has seized several small lots Of fruit in
fected with San Jose scale, and placed
on the Salem market. The fruit seized
consisted of pears and apples, some of
which were destroyed and part returned
70 tho grower. The law prohibiting the
eele Of infected fruit is very stringent,
and Mr.. Armstrong proposes to see that
Il is enforced Most Of the Salem gro
cerymen are very kind, and are CO.
operating with tho inspector, but few
arc causing a great deal Of trouble. The
inspector has power to seize all infect
cd fruit that is offered for sale, and he
win surely do 80. If persons persist in
trying to sell the fruit, after they have
been warned not TO do so, they may be
fined OF imprisoned.
AN Of the fruit seized was raised in
or near Salem. Mr.. Armstrong stated
that the old trees in the city were the
worst infected Of any in the county
and he anticipates his greatest trouble
in this place when the work Of cleaning
out the orchard shall begin little
later.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
smilea .hv Emo rrnewriter.

Direct Nomination is worrying some
Of the politicians just a little bit.
The "smile Of typewriter" must
be taken at it's face value--no more.
A great many newspapers are taken
like medieine--as an unpleasant. duty.
Politics is like cheesc--hard 10 find
any one kind that pleases all kinds Of
people.
The writer Of these paragraphs has
to smile at some of those X-Rays. But
who can help doing thati
sss
1t is a favorite play Of politicians
to hit CRAFTS away of, but keep still
about those near at home.
kilograms announce discovery Of
big graft in the Panama canal. SO
there has been nothing else.
Some corporation that would take
hold Of Newport, and do for IL what the
o. w. p. Co. has done for "The Oaks, +"
would open a gold mine.
Considering who they are, Colonel
Goode, Jeff Myers, Ed Giltner and John
Albert have really done very well at
making a fair out of it.
sss
Theirs not to reason why,
Theirs not to make reply
Theirs but to do or die
Dowie's "Six Hundred.
When you consider haw many, many
years Chauncey Depew has bilked the
American people it is refreshing to
realize that his true character Is be-
coming known. There are others.
Yes, we want to read pages now
about "Uncle Joe Cannon" He is the
speaker, but what will he do as n pro-
gram for the Republican partyi We
cannot always do business on sweet
ened wind and newspaper fattery.
The first little shower came Sunday.
II was a typical dry rain, that laid
nothing but little dust. II has been
a long, dry summer-tOo long for crops
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
CAR LINES
AND PLANT
ARE SOLD
New York Company Pur-
chaseS SaIem's Lighting
Plant and CarIineS

For several days there has been a
rumor that the Citizens' Light & Trae-
tion Company had disposed of its prop
critics 20 the Oregon City Company.
This morning shows there was founda-
tion for the rumOr Of sale, though it
was not correct as to the purchaser.
The street car lines, power and light
plant have been sold, the papers are all
made out, and the transfer viii be made
September 10th. A New York com
pany is the purchaser, and that the car
lines will be extended is an assured
fact. Indeed, is is probable the car
lines will reach into the neighbOring
towns, and be transformed into an i'm
terurban system. Mr.. Welch, manager
and one of the proprietors Of the plant
could not be seen, as he is in Portland
and full particulars Of the transfer
could not be learned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
X-RAYS

The employers unicn is formed q,
the purpose Of destroying uniopim
A Tacoma man tried to commit mi.
eide FIVE times in one night. He ba
came respondent waiting to see Ts,n
ma grow.
Russia is evidently waiting for j,
pan to have a bargain day, 80 she ca,
purchase peace with honor of the o..
cent counter.
The only merchants, students, and
other privileged classes Of Chins~
kept from landing, are those who com,
looking for a job ON the railroad or IA
wash house.
A French paper appeals to ROckefel.
ler TO pay Japan's demand from Russia
As John d. gathered his money frc=
Americans, this would throw the pay.
ment Of Russia's war debt on us.
Butchers and packers Of Chicago and
other Eastern cities have formed CON.
binRtion to fight the beef combine, and
the disorganized public viii now haV,
two to contend with, instead Of ono.
Edwin s. Holmes has boen indicted IA
Washington City, for giving out intOr
nation from the statistical branch q
the agricultural department. Edward
should prove an albi-the informatiOu
was not there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
EVER wATCHFUL.
A Little Care WIN Save Many Salem
Readers Future Trouble.

Watch the kidney secretions.
Sec that they have the amber hue Of
health.
The discharges not excessive or infre-
quent.
Contain no "briek dust.like sedi-
ment.
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this for
you.
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when you'r sick.
olof johnson, who is a gardener by
occupation, living at the corner Of 10Th
and b streets, North Salem, says:
"Kidney complaint is no new thing to
me. have been bothered Of and on
for tenor twelve years did not suffer
so much from baelNache as most people
do who have kidney complaint, but
the principal annoyance was a weak
ness Of the kidney seeretions which
was both distressing and aggravating.
There was a scalding sensation in pass
ing, and a heavy briek-dust like sedi.
ment appeared after standing in the
vessel over night. I had attacks Of diz.
illness in my head and Oftentimes a
blurring would appear before my eyes
and could scarcely see. tried numer.
GUS remedies, but all in vain, until !
saw DOan's Kidney Pills highly rec
, commended for just such troubles and
procured them at DIR. stones drug
store. Now, don't want TO tell tn,
people something that is not true, but
. will say that in all my experienced
with doctors prescriptions aud differ
ent kidney remedies nothing has giveI
me the amount of relief that hav,
received from DOan's Kidney Pills."
~ For sale by all dealers Price 81
!. cents Foster-Mnburn Co, Buffalo
h. New York, sole agents for the UnitsI
e States.
NJ Remember the name -DOan San
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
To Mako a Front

"YeA SIR said the jeweler, "this
Is the largest and purest diamond stud
We have. It's worth $500"
"In take IT,, said Nuriteh. "if
YOU can cut the price on Il.
"No, siri that : positively the low,
est
"Aw, you doa't know what I mean.
1 want you 10 carve the price on the
stone 80 people can see it,"-Phiadel,
phia Press
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
AEonizing Burns.

Are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed by Bucklen's Arniea salve @
Rivenbark, Jr, of Norfolk, Var writes
"I burnt my knee dresdfullyj chat \
blistered all over. Bueklen's Arniea
salve stopped the pain, and healed h
without a scar" Also heals all wOund'
and sores. 25o at J. @. PerTy'S, Drug
gist, Salem Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
GIG HAUL IN SEINE.
Immense Amount Of Fish Taken in One
Night At Ballard, Wash.


The largest catch of salmon made
on the salmon banks with a seine this
year was made by party Of fishermen
from Ballard, Wash, who took 5000
sockeye salmon IN one haul in the mid
die Of the season. The catch was made
by a party Of eight men, who have
fshed the waters Of the sound for ten
years, and IL is pronounced one Of the
largest, If not the largest, haul made
with a sein.
Leonard Strygen, Of this city, who
was with the party, in speaking of the
haul, said "we drifted all night on
the salmon banks, which are near San
Juan Island, and regarded as the best
Of the fishing locations Of the sound.
We had an enormous seine. II was
really more than we could handle. just
before morning large shoal Of salmon
were seen jumping in the shallow water
towards shore. We ran them down and
let out the seine. After rowing around
the FISH and closing in on them we
were amazed TO find that we had cap
tured small scow load Of the silvery
creatures. This bunch Of fish was
worth $4,000. It is tho largest catch
made this season by seine"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
Special oner, Free.

A pair of Best Hop Picking Gloves
free with a purchase of s1.OO or over.
We carry many articles that are use
full and needed in the hop yards. This
special offer is good until September
4th. Economy 1oc store, 1c to ESQ.
Nothing higher. NEXT to Capital Ma
tional bank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
III \

lam compelled by sense Of GRATITUDE,
to tell you the great good your remedy
has done me in case OF Contagious Blooc
Poison. Among other symptoms was Sc
verely afflicted with Rheumatism, and got
almost past going. The disease got drm
hold upon my system; my blood was thor.
oughly poisoned with the virus. lost in
weight, was run down, had sore throat,
eruptions. spiotches and other evidences
of the disease. was truly in bad shape
when began the use Of S. s. S., but the
persistent use of II brought me out Of my
trouble safe aud sound, and I have the
courage to publicly testify to the virtues Of
your great blood remedy, S. S. s., aud to
recommend 1t to all blood. poison suffer.
ers, sincerely believing If Il is taken &C.
corfing to directions, and given faii
trial. il will thoroughly eliminate every
particle Of the virus. JAMES CURRAn.
Stark Hotel, Greensburg, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-28
Mrn. Z. O. shaw.

The funeral service Of the late Mrs.
T. c. Shaw, wife Of Judge Shaw, were
held this morning at o'clock, at the
home Of DR.. Stone, and was attended
by a large number Of friends, who
came to pay their last respects to one
they had loved.
Josephine Headrick was born in Mis-
souri, in 1927. In the year 1s47 she
moved with her parents to Oregon, and
settled on Howell Prairie. In 1880 she
married t. c. Shaw, who died a few
years ago.
She leaves four children, Mrs s. c..
Stone, Mrs. T.. f. Lewis, Mrs. II. G. Ep-
Icy, all Of Salem, and DIR. t. T. Shaw,
Of Jacksonville.
She was a well known and highly re-
spccted lady. and made friends where
ever she went