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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
COLD
WATER
WORKERS
Temperance Woman Hold a
Successful County
Institute

--s t.-z;y institute q tie W. C.. T.
IT, v-..- ust b. Obi, e.,v saturday
"a' vs'y ENJOYABLE aul profitable
--s'.-c Tie convention met In the
" g. z. Z. lal. a, ,le corner Of Fer.
o. a-. .r-rersa. streets a-G wa,
Gales % -r.a. dv Mrs. r. N. Steele
PIE s----y president The devotional
service was .el by Ms steele ss wa.
$50 '-s discussion w-.sl followed up-
On 'as topic "Our Caau.ry's Needs. ana
Row 60 Nsst Them" Tie sslisB,
--'s brought 5u. in ,Ls discussion
'- '-a- '-e l1sa. Workers should he
-'ge- 90 organize ,ae county. and
---' '-e-s should he better ssp,-,,rs,,
--- zs's prayer IN :Ls meetings
TIE -s1- ,cric % De lis.-sssl ma.
" Personal Work. This was ls5 nv
MS. F'tsT- all was very helpfpI ais.
,-s'-'- 90 all g'sssa,. A slort esrs..
1''.a s-Fvi,s ,lsa closed ,te fore
-- session
---s- was served In The han ,f,a,
--s- ;-s a-ts,-,51 session Vas ,,srs5
'Aysr by Rev. W. H. Seueck. Of
ne rs; Ns'--5is, ,lur,h. A 5is.rs
'-'- OF '-s topic, "O1r social FisI5 >,
as -+- ly PTss.lsn, Addition. Of Port.
'-e course of her remarks
-.si '1a' The Central Unioa in
bad -s.i social meetings every
' summer, ana that at some Of
ss'iass seven states Englau8
.-- ne s---TisA Islands were rsprs
.s--=l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
RaEroaA. FIz1zciL a-d L-E-s--.al
Esas.


Tis Col--t-n River sa,--- -a.k -s..
ssas-- aFrr,uzatss 11oE1J f-- -t.-,
90 t25ooo eases % F,--l .4-s l-l
lalf ge1ui sazs
Gase--=r e-S.-es 80 tr-g -s=- -1
ts-s-ve,y b. t-s wee ts.- -. --s E=L
Rivsr valley a; tie r-sss-s --s -- s--.
|P,y psur @, tls t--ls-s s---=- i
harvss-i-g t-s gaia
To = rs1s--e1 -l4: -t-v S.-..s a--.
rirg ts-s-s a-l s--s-s are O.. Del
bso-sa- ever ,l.s tl- @, -s-s-- .zs
,sr--s 1s-sr-- -E --s B-.c5s- --.---
bia s-as-
Me- alfalfa Is .o Dc s-r- .- Ckl-.
A,-A t-ls ta- -1az svs- tst--a
C'1elt-s q tLe C1zaE1t, Pa--s. al
--1-ss tAat tie s,-r-let ~ ,1s E---i
BE sratEi-g 20 ths -,aE f--z E--I
W--aus 90 Winnipeg 1as tss- 1ru-E
si aui t-a- -as v--E WI Pc -z
-e-ee- at 11es zear E----1- 0-- Asl
a reszi q tks 5,-t-s --1sElz- -.-
-1-ryi-g taFsrlrv 20 rls casa 1-l. p /
r--t fra Lak- S1re-- o. --s via.
1slis % ,-s rts- ~ be- --s
lrersasei
I-s eePger z--ss e Lake n
are lakl-s -ers us-a- sz--,-.-r -
ue- azA szesEz -as Ps- sr---
lirser uss Fre1-s -saz srsr tss-
t-s-r lls-1ry, Az t.s tine --.-- u-.
ssL-g 90 d. clzrs q re--E n ~
sF7-as ali slr,v s-az- % -.ss n
u'a1-aiy rarz-zgs F-ata,-r rs-st --s
s'tarer -lt1 AZ pre=zr E- --.
Hns ae1ar-i- IA F-es1- -.-s.
40 = rar-ral s-f. a1l -l. -
''fE~r- sale -r-1F lEl-r -l1- ..-
-e-e -alse-virire Fr-l1-s-s -a.-s ..
ia-ss'l tE s-r.--,y .-.--1-s -.---s
Aiess a --ay ~ -u-.rs 7aa-s rtI !
-as tegl '- t,4 trr1s.-- r-t /
~ ralrlai raas vi r-asl .- "a. II
Ar-az-it O. tie Ple-fc a.r-ss N.r-
lls LAX ssrstsAss fr-z C1--zl Co r-r.l
,a1 distance q 11-v sI zE-s I'll
~ he t4s Gsss rll-ezz s-azs.-
'etresa tls ll-se siry e G-1ll-,at-,
n tAs Pasl1s eCasL
A -sA A1s hesl cs1E-zza-ss -
~ lsass e SOC as-ss q LaA -
s-1@srvils, : c, f- ss.t-sa.s-s k~l
lla--a- a-- Pa agrisz1tzEal rs-s
40 w-l i=z@--Iisiy g s-uA = 81
1Ee u lss-s--1-Ee a1l F,11ry A.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
HORSE
THIEF
WANTED
After He Finishes a Term in
Oregon State Prison

Gcvsrucr Cha-tsriaiu tlis uoruir.
ho-7rsd the -eq-isifi5r q Govern5t
I Parise. q Csiitorris. for the return Of
Gss-ee ". J0-ss. alias james Smith
alias Gsorgs Br1-z7u- Jones is nov
scuErs5 in the Orer7u peuitsutiarv
aul Is wurtsI In Stassa eou-ty % az.
srsr % The sharzs q Eran5 larceny fo'
tie tbsf. q a h7rss.
On Ja111-y 4. 1901. hs stole q bore
and vas held IN the saasta county jail
awaiting his trial. which had been q;
Tor June 81. Tie 5ay before the trial.
in company vita O.s,a- Kohlsdcrf. wh'
had that day besa eozTistei Of lar
ceuv. he sawed the bars and escaped
Dses-ber 8. 1912. be vas seat up for
thres Years FROM Klamath county for
larceny. aa5 IL was not until February
q this year that the California ofH-
esrs discovered that their uau was il
the psuitsztiary az tAis place. His
P-ssss; sentence expires September
Isth-
Az tie reg1es. q District Attorzsy
Manning. the governor tkis moruiug Is
sued rsquisitisu upoa The governor
q wassi-z,5z for the arrsss azd r.
turn 90 ihis state e Ernssto Eugizo.
alias D,zir.sk Rause. who is vautsi i-
PsTtisa-i g answer 80 tie sAsTEs q lss-
seuy from a dwelling. Joh- C9risno. /
lsgztv sAsriE q Mzlt10zah eozuty.
IS zazsi az TIE aEsu- 20 % afteE azd
'-iuE the hack the prisoser. Il is Al j
sgsl th1t De stole frcz a fwslhnx I
aly's s5,l unisl. searf pa azi rings i
-alusl a. So
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
STATE NEWS

TAe PoPulatioa q Crosk county
vhieA aas just been sazPls;s3. is 5754
/ he sozzsr 4 NIssAsu fruit dryer
scar Eugsue. burasi saturday.
Nll'oa W. NsNurray. a Pio-ssr o.
ISL died AZ his lszs ia Euss-s sas.
sriay zight
Ihe recLa=atisa bgrsau win Be
1ovei frou Psuusts- % P5stlazi
s=e,ius this -s-,h.
Tlis las bsea tie creates. vsar
krcuu .- ths lanbs- t1sirss fsr the
humber msu . Baker City.
p ". Han, q tkis city. has ,i,.sl a
leai BY whisA PaHalslrka capital a.-
guirss tAs E-gere water a,5 Eas plar.s
Friszts are ssnreAius e,r Wu- Par.
lsT, Wa is uissiag from his h.zs II
sicauo-1 ], ls fsarsl De las ne, ui.h
f,ul play
W. II Evans. q Pho; Beck. Is ,arel
tAs sAi,ks- kizE szl is tts owner e
lo"l flEiS a-i kse7s froa 100 ts
i3'o a- aaul an Sas tine.
rle --ytir-oli baby sirl 81 NJ. asa
Mr. l. g. Mo-ss q Rishhu8. las.
Tusslar ua-iersl f-r- tas krass a-s
ftl iuta tss irsisi,izs Lissa auI ras.
IroEreL
ff-rc.eu- las bssa f,z-- fo- ths
sse1-l tine is tls Htys-ask lis-r.es.
.u Sl-'Assu O-rSl Az ths r-sssst
si=r ea -zl5us q al are b,s-s puzps.5
-li-y frau tas s-ss vel s,ruek
S--es tAs rsgs-ts % tAs PlclE. Uui-
vsrsliy. ai F,rtss Grove. aavs f,-bss
1sa f'e-haI. -azy q tLsl- pIavs-s
have s,at 90 Wsitzau s,lsgs. uaisL
vl s,rs-gas- ,hs sszl1 2 ila, sl
isge
kaiF. R1e.,s,u a-l R1g Hrztss ITO
Eugs-s hvys ieft that pass Stt1-Esr
f1r ease trip O. P1-r,a-l. a-2 szres,
20 uaks s hy M,-luv srs-i.E I've
,sAsr E-gsls bsys s-astsl ,- s-zllr
triP Szniay
AEeAis J--sS he aliest usg-u sah1h- l
itari % S-upcsr valley. . sea alag has I
vas1taea AZ tls far. Re Is sts1 te 1
eary IL 40 a., iAs sz,i-e ,,,,rsl v,ts 4
af szuFt-s. aul -s kuauz b. svs-y I
slir tzl CtLL
ce-trzssers oz tlf Grsat s.-tls-u .
a. Tls paIss have l.ssaarEsi ~
Greeks ar- rsFllesl tiez Hi-a whl-s
zfa Tlls lal 90 Re l,as as tss flrz- 4
sss t,o-g tls h-s -.zg,ii-el q hslsg
r,Ase'3 2-.ng sas tizr tlat ths
ssesks Easkfl tAsrs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

"-e- yea E.e q ksk-.A s.-.k.s
tAs Ai-3e- sssks q s,-szz-,i,- g..,.
2o-ii, s-s- yg- irs - Il yeu So-,,
go -s-2 t-rz D. Ei1g-s NsW D.
esFeFy - -11E@r.l2 J. ". NJ,
AiHa,- e Ca-l5sga S7si.-s A.,
vriies' Il Att tsea vsFy IL wi,s
-e--o--A -1aer t-s care = ,ws ss,.
'erA oCs Was ss,sS-g 70 bs.-ss. W.,
4 oesaI . thEs D.. Al-ss NsE D-s.
s've-N Tas s-ss t.ss ave sszs.
a. '-s oost--s s--=l =s.'' S-rs err.
f'r ss-s t2r.ar br-as1---A s,--ss.-s
-. sSazL--se- a. , C. Ps-sy's
l--s s'srs Ps-,s Sic an e. 7-.,-
octtls svss-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

OF al the diseases known, with
which women are afflicted, kidney dis
ease Is the most fatal. In fact, unless
early and correct treatment is applied,
the weary patient seldom survives.
Being fully aware Of this, Mrs. Pink
han early in her career. gave exhaust
i've st-dy 70 the subject, and in pro-
duc.nr her great remedy for woman 8
lis Lydia T. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Coupound-was careful 20 see that 1t
ccotsi1ed the correct combination Of
hevhs which was sure % control that
fatal disease. wouau's kidney troubles.
The Vegetable Compound acts in har-
ncuy with the laws that govern the
eutire female system. and while there
are many 50 called remedies for kidney
iru-bIes. lydia z Pinkham's vege-
table Compound Is the only one espe-
ciAlly prepared FOR women, and thou
sa1ts have been cured of serious kidney
arrangements By IL. Dersngemeuts OF
the feminine organs quickly affect the
xtneys, and when = woman has such
Symptoms IS pain or weight In the
loins. bacsache. bearing down pains,
urLne zoo frequent, scsnty or high coli
cred. producing scalding or burning.
Or deposits Ike brick dust In 10; uu-
-s1al thirst. swelling % hands and feet.
swelling under the eyes or sharp pains
n The back running down the inside
q her groin. she may be sure her kid
nsys Are aSected and should lose TO
tine in combating The disease with
Ly-i1 z Pinkhams Vegetable Com I
Pc--t. The wo1Ans remedy for wo-
haas ilS
Tie following letters show how .
successful 10 IS.
IySi, r plakhs-,ss VeSet,his c,,rn,u,d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
MARION
PROBATE
COURT

Tls to-l q J-ha ". Rsyzcl5s a.
alniristrat,r q the estate q J5An A.
GEaask vas approved b. Jslss Sss;i
tais zoTpilg.
J1e- NJ c.iis;cF,sr vas appointed
aiuilisrrate- - the estate q lis te-
eeassi Eo;1er. Pr.sc.-.a A. Czrls- -- beg
FarloE, 40 iisi irisssate. o. O. P..k-
ard. y. :. Beck szl T. J. Fa--z1=
Eere aFPoi-tsl - aPPraissrs q -1s
estate. Tas b5zl a-1 ias -ass q -ls.
h.iIzi-is-rat1s were also Esl r.;z ;za|
ssaEt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

Dry SIMMER ani tie board of health
rssiEuiag this city shows up prstsy
well
As . rule tke msu ubo Gai fault
viih the C3u-ersisi slub ueve- %.
tssl uee,izgs. never pay a ee-t 70
keep Up IT'S work, but st hack ar5
AZ their nswspaPsrs uifh kicks ani
h1wls asi jat.bsrv0ek thai in the eol
Kills the sswsFaper So ibsy Do a liz
sic goo3 i-Hrsetly.
The "vss.ei interests az Ecreae
are Sighting publis ownership q water
a1i Ezht pl1-t. Pretty uueh ali the
othe- intsres.s % ths eo-uuuity are
favorable 90 g. Wtiet i the birrs-
INTEREST," TIE eIsetis- VIII teu whesh-
s- oae live valley si,y uiu ~ cat
from uzisr It's I1aL
Broks- rock -aca5au was toe swift
f,r the Salel aiisrEsa- Thsy have
~ hack 90 ''sereszei gravel uaca3-
am" whatever that IT, We kai a tose
u screened gravel s;reet iuVrovs-eu.s
'aee 1z tae s-5 ssreeaei gravel VII
BE- substituted b. "ehcies selected
-iver gravel a-d there yea viii be
back az the ascis1t r-aft q p1tti.z
'a in winter what yoa h1EI o. 10 sl--
nsr % Al Up favored property 0vusrs'
ats with. Wen. the Liberty farmers
.ai better novs ia anE builE sozs
streets f1r -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

NsHs las hesa received Asre br tAs
iaZly ef H. n TAls-ssa af rls ls1,h
ca r1t sra -1st- 81 Nrs. Iasslszl :
Es-Asr, Ms. Va n Bs1ast. age5 ;.
ysass. a. tAs fnuly hsas il Sgaz,rl
Gszssse ss1aty, n y. Ma Eaists.z
la1 s-l Frst- 80 s-aEs sa- NsE Tork
aszi ssa~elay. t1s 90 u1s s1Psst CO
ssasA tas ga As=s "a tina fls sls r.
assal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
ma oolonsI,a WatsrloO.

COlonel John II. Fuller, OF h',s
Grove. TexAA nearly met bis W'lsn.
from liver and kidney trouble y
recent letter he says; "I was -
dead Of these complaints ana
though I tried my family Doctor 1. !
did ne no good; % got : oVe -. "a
Of your great Electric Bittefs
cured me- I consider them ths
medicine on earth, and thank Goa u, !.
gave you the knowledge 70
them" SOla and guaranteed % - \.
dypepSia, biliOusness and kidney :.
ease. BY J. C. Perry, druggist
a bottle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

Mrs. Samuel Frake, Of Prospect
Plains, n. j., writes:
| Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
I cannot thank YOU enough for what Lydia
| z. Pinkhanis Vegetable Compound has done
/ forme. When first wrote 70 you had sui,
| fered for years with what the doctor called
/ kidney trouble and congestion OF the womb:
/ Nv back ached dreadfully all the time, and /
/ suffered 90 with that bearing-down feeling l
could hardly walk across the room. did not
gpt any better, so decided % stop doctoring
With my physician and Jake Lydia Z. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound and am thank
ful to say it has entirely cured me. do al
my own work, have no more backache and
ali the bad symptoms have disappeared.
cannot praise your medicine enough, and
would advise all women suffering with kidney
trouble 10 try II
Mrs. ]. W. Lang, Of 62e Third Ave-
nue.. New York, writes:
Dear Mrs.. Pinkham:-
/ have been great sufferer With kidney
trouble Ny back ached all the time and /
was discouraged. heard that Lydia z.
PinkhAm's Vegetable Compound would cnre
kidney disease and began 20 take Il; and i
has cured me when everything else had failed.
I have Recommended it % lots Of people and
they all praise IL very highly.
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing In-
vitatiOn.
Women suffering from kidney
trouble. or any form Of female weak
ness are invited 70 promptly communi-
cate with Mrs Pinkham. at Lynn,
Mass. Out OF the great volume Of ex-
perience which she has 10 draw from.
i Is more than likely she has the very
knowledge that viii help your case.
Her advice is free and always help
ful.
a Renan's Remedy for KOran's Tile.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
Efforts to Bring Sew,
Changes Before IN,
Voters
Regulation of State Print,
Discharge of Official, I''' /"
Vote, and MinOritv
Election

- ia-N special; Letters r..
mailed yesterday to 1000 promln,..
liens Of Oregon to learn tb.i,
as to the advisability Of mbmitti,,
der the initiative and refer.ndn,,
seven amendments to the state ,,,,'
tuition and a law prohibiti5g ,,.i
public officers railroad passes. ), h
acceptance Of them. The proposal,
for the election Of next June
Many persons interested !,
proper revision Of the state cor,,,,,
have conferred lately" said "
L 'Ren, Of Oregon City, who from \
beginning Of the agitation for n, T.
tive aPd referendum amepdms,,
one Of the most active opponent, !, \
measure, "and Il has seemed VI.
them to cause a general diseus,,,
time to learn the state Of publ, .,s
ment on the subject. The pressr. !,
stitution has been virtually uneha,~
excepting for the adoption Of ts h
tiative and referendum and S,.
primary amendments. since he sy.,.i-
in the middle Of the last eenturv n.
proposals in :he letters sent on, y.,.
day comprehend most Of the qusstis,
that have received general attention
the recent discussions, and there i ~
plenty Of time for opinion to erys,lu
before the next June elee;ion.~
Leading Men Behind Nova
The letters sent out are signed /,
Judge Thomas A. Mcbride Juls
Henry E. MeGian, J. y. Teal. Col. C. EI
5. Wood, Frank Williams, Charles 4
Caulfeld. Ben Selling, +. E. BeasA Rl
McKereher, J. Z. Hedges, E. G. Cad
field, Charles J. sehnabel. C. H. Gru
B. G. Leeiy. George ~ orton, h d
Kundret and W. S. U'Ren. Replies a
20 be sent 20 ". 5. U'Ren at Orsst
city. L
1--WE shall try to form an Orgauln
tion of 400 or 500 citizens to prews
such Of these measures as may be agss
upon. - states the letter.
II is believed that there win b
special interest in the proposal
adopt an anti-psss law. Il is elaiaa
by some that the recent act Of Mlr
Laae. in returning al railroad Pssss
sent 20 him as an official Of the ID
1f Portland has exeEtei a powerful b
aueuce on public sentiment in favor
the proposed law. Tie several p,
22sals are as follows:
The Proposed Changes
A constitutional amendment giTl4
the people Initiative aHi retsrsnis
bowers on all local. special and munis
PAL laws, and single items Of aPPFoPsi
ion bills.
4 constitutional amendment gviii
he public power 70 discharge any P's
he officer by vote az a special sls,ti',
A constitutional amendment giFlil
titles power 20 make and amend lA1
.harters, subject 20 the CONSTITUTES
md general laws.
A constitutional amendment aloEiis
he enactment OF laws for the elseu'
4 officers by proportional, or nin0ng
A constitutional amendment 10 al''
he state printeF's once, duties and ).
Fy 20 be regulated OF abolished
aw.
A constitutional amendment g'-'
he people exclusive power 70 sIs''
ublie Institutions al other places 'l''
c Salem.
A constitutional amendment g'-s
ne legislature power 10 propose e'-'
utional amendments and 20 the 4
le power TO prevent calling e'n''|
.onal conventions.
An anti-pass law for public ol''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11
; 5 El'aE NaaageE visits salsm

s.'~ Manager Visits salem
II. A-e-. manager Of the Allen,
. A b F-o1' Company. Of San Josa
A' Vas in the city saturday
way 20 The Lewis and Clark sx.
'1- "ss's they have an exhibit
s- oa for a day, ana gave TIE
il.' . 'al NJ. Allen reports that
~, .'A-.Hs g5ocsrs wiz have
'' packages an5 tsu-pOund s,,k.
'-s-s scar as soon as the train, 60
-- ''2 Up FSoa general report,
.-''s-'4, tie state our psopls -,
| s-l'y g'od New Earlaps t-s.+
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

vi al rsAseS salsz - BasEs1
sFstzga Ea1 rstur1 - u sas tz.lslias
ssEts=Asr a. IseS Iscs. Eziass - -
AayA rae e s4s2 ESQ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

AA~4- - AHk@NAANAAs
Wei II this hasa been the had u
sunsbirs this year. uEat woula you can
nf
eome of TIE Orsreu wouii-bs poiiti
eisss shouls practice forgetting the=-
selves FER awails.
Er-Gove-uor Ger is stim farmer.
He eo's CO, 20 bis farm regularly s.se
Hsek On ais bicycle
Il is % b. regretted that 80 Eooa
n-ss as n. Gssus- shozsd be Pinsts8
for little shesP laud
mere are any number % poliiisit-s
in Ciaeka-as eau1ty ready % 90 I'd
eesrre G. Bsorusl All they lack isl
brair4
Salsn uewsqarer has recently s1Id
$500 vorth 'f preferred stock 20 a
p-p-iaeat oEeE'l Pourisiaz Was tAat
tust srs ~ its "Bits fer Brsakfrsti''
Il is p, particular srelit % a -a- /
wtea hs uys be has voted the Re
PubEeaa ticket thirsy vsars without
. scratch, especially IL {; iszr a ftcs.
sss
Tsis paper is shov q pubHs ovue--
ship u advocated it oaes and the rs-
s1ls uas thai the property Psopossd 90
b hought By tie city vas buruel
deEu-
John Barrett e great iipiozat. No
party san a out u power qaisk sncuEh
to leave Ain strnrls3 Il is believed b.
soze that be vii b ihs Hsxt secretary
q state.
s=is= kas psiisssiaz g. zEsi4zszs II
searcA q sHes that II be saa't zst live
reoFie to talk b be s5ss to tie cen
stsEiss sni stslies the nizes q de-
parted voters
Ciaud Ttaysr. i-li,se5 fsr Tilazook
la.d frau.i. vas f-a-.-.i,i s-,--s tot
lar. Rev. S-seu -e-svss f---. O-s.
Esa. asa his Deuorrati, co--ectio-s q
wfu have ks. f-.li-t-.-. g., ,sis.
-.
Wha.'. TIE %, q ha--r-v a-ruavFl
II tnk..h b-rf-s ,-l s-,..1 uiu ,vl in. o
tsliirest eo1siis-atisa = the rights sf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-11

Sslea las s.Ee-ei Tess ff-l the
LsEts AL Cara EAR tAaa Was srPest-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-10
HanIon and corbett, June 2.

San Francisco. Cal, May 10.-Aleck
Greggaf1ls of the San Francisco Ath-
letlc Club has secured the June fight
permit and will be able to pull off the
match between Eddie Hanlon and
Young" Corbett.
Hanlon, altho he has been beaten
twice by Corbett, claims to have i'm
proved greatly and to have learned
many things in the east. Both men
went into training yesterday, as the
date fixed for the fight is June 2.
Tommy Burns is to fight "Philadel-
phia Jack" O'Brien at Tacoma July a.
A telegram was received yesterday by
Manager Carroll from O'Brien saying
he would meet Burns, and to send on
articles. Burns is in Tacoma and is
greatly pleased at the chance of a
fight,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-05-10
Receiver Appointed For a Con
Germ In New York Whose
Liabilities Are Enormous
10 TREMENDOUS BUSINESS
Concern Was Supposed to Deal in
Stocks and Grain, But Its Business
is Declared to be Purely Fictitious
Receiver Named, But Assets Are
Probaly Nil.

New York, May 10.-Receivers were
appointed in this city and Boston
yesterday by the United States courts
to take charge of the offices of the
Haight & Freese Company. The con-
Germ is supposed to deal in stocks and
grain.
j. d. Colt was named as Boston re-
ceiver and W. d. Edmonds, lawyer, 81
Nassau street, was appointed to take
charge here. In the applications at
both cities it is alleged by customers
that the company's business is pure
ly fictitious and fraudulent and that
its officers are preparing to depart
with the assets. Injunctions were
granted restraining any one connects
ed with the concern from removing
it's assets and restraining all banks
and trust companies from paying them
over to anyone. A similar injunction
was obtained in Philadelphia, where
the receiver will be appointed today.
Roger Foster counsel for the re-
ceivers, and William p. Maloney, rep
resenting the petitioners, said yester-
day that the concerns liabilities will
run into millions. Under recent de-
cision of Justice Bowling of the SUI
preme court, it was held that any GUS
toner who had deposited money with
the concern was entitled to recover all
he had put in, with interest. Despite
this ruling, handed down on March Z,
in an action brought by a man named
Haight for an accounting, the company
has gone on doing business, no one
being the wiser for the courts ac-
tion excepting the persons directly in
terested
All day it's offices at So Broadway
were crowded with customers. When
they heard of the receivership proceed
ings begun in Boston there was rush
to close out accounts. Harvey Watson,
the secretary, was kept busy until the
New York receiver walked in at 4
o'clock and took charge. Then Watson
walked out. So did most Of the clerks
and stenographers.
According to its own officers, when
they were examined before Justice
Bowling recently, the Haight & Freese
company has done an enormous bus
mess. It's principal offices have been
in New York, Boston, Buffalo and
Philadelphia, but it has seventy offices
besides these and 5000 customers.
Charles G. Turner, assistant treasurer,
testifies' that 10000 shares of stock
changed hands each day.
A firm was started fifteen years ago
as partnership between r. g. Haight
and William Freeze. They We're sus-