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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29

tary Of tho Tacoma Y. M. G. A., 70
turned 20 tho Sound city today, after
spending Christmas with his mother IN
this city.
Miss vida Roland returned this
morning from Jefferson, where sho has
been spending tho Christmas week At
the homo Of her grandparents Misr
Roland will 90 10 Portland next Friday
10 enter tho Good Samaritan Hospital,
and take tho trained nurses course.
Mrs. d. =. Brunner returned last ev.
ening from Portland, where she has
been AZ tho bedside Of hor mother, who
has been very m, but is now improving
Mr.. Drummer ia expecting his mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Brunner, 10 come up from
Portland this evening for an extended
visit.
Miss Alta Shank, who has been
teaching at Eagle Greek, aud Miss Leta
shank, who has been elorking In
Portland store, are spending their
Christmas vacation AZ tho homo OF
their parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. j.
shanka. Mrs. ,. n Joy aud daughter,
Miss Hazel, OF Beatrice, Nebraska. aud
Mrs Abbde Blisa, OF Rcd Oak, Iowa, are
also visiting at the Shank home. Mrs.
JOY Is an aunt, and Mrs. Bliss the
mother OF Ars Shank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
west virginia De Meets.

FaiTmOnt, w, Va, Dee. 29.-The an,
nual meeting Of the West Virginia
State Bar association opens here today,
and an unusually large attendance il
expected. Many distinguished jurists
OF the state have arrived, among them
Judge GOf, Judge A. G.. Dayton, who
will speak on "The Federal Judie.
iary"i Judge Homer B. Woods, Of
Ritehie county, who will discuss "The
Circuit Court Judiciary; p. ]. Crozen,
of KingwOod, who has been selected as
toastmaster at the banquet; Senator
George Z. Price, Of Charlestonj John
W. Mason and W. S. Meredith, Of Fain
mont.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
Honorinr oladEtono,n Memory

London, Dec. 2e.-Today is the an,
nivcrsary Of the birth Of the late VIII.
liam Evart Gladstone, the "Grcat Com.
moner," who was born on December 20,
1909, and died on May 10, 1898. Thou.
sands Of people visited the Gladstone
monument recently erected In front Of
81. Clement Danes church, In the
Strand, and many wrcaths and other
floral offerings were deposited AZ the
base Of the beautiful monument. The
statue Il the work Of Hamo Thorny.
croft, Of tho Royal Academy, and rep.
fcsents tho great statesman In his Of
6eial, robes az chancellor OF tho OK.
ehequer. At tho base Of tho monument
are four allegorieal groups, represent
Ing Brotherhood, Eipeation, Aspirati6n
and Courage, and on bronze panels be.
tween tho groups are decorated escuteh.
cons bearing tho arms Of some Of the
counties and boroughs that Mr.. Glad
stone represented In parliament. The
statue was unveiled on November by
John Morley, the biogFapher and per.
sonal friend Of Mr.. Gladstone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
WIN Rsorganise Christian Party.

Rock Island. H., Dec. e9-The stat,
convention called by tho faction Of th,
Christian Party, headed by Wallace r
stTuble, Of Chicago, met here today
The object OF tho convention Is 10 Fe.
organize the party upon more practical
lines than those upon which Il was -.
tablished. Mr., struble In bis opening
address expressed tho hope that this
convention would be able 20 bring
about greater unity OF purpose and
methods among tho Christian voters.
The attendance Is quite large, aud there
Is great enthusiasm among tho dele
gates
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
Largest Bridge Span in The world


Quebec, Que, Dec. ga party Of
civil engineers, including several men
OF national prominence, arrived here
today to inspect the work on the great
cantilever bridge now building here
across the st. Lawrence river. The
bridge is Of especial interest TO eppi.
neers, as Il forms the largest single span
ever built. Il reaches across the 81
Lawrence river in a single span OF
l,sOO feet. This is nearly 100 feet
longer than the spans Of the Firth Of
Forth bridge cantilevers, which meas
uro l71O feet in the clear. Although
the new 81. Lawrence river bridge win
exceed the bridges over tho East river
in New York, in total length OF span,
II will not compare with them in the
magnitude Of the traffic that it can
carry. It's total width is only seventy.
Eve feet, not much more than one.half
the width Of the Williamsburg bridge.
which measures 100 feet over all and
provides two isfoot roadways. four
trolley tracks, two elevated tracks. two
passenger footways and two bicycle
tracks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
CONTEST
WILL
START
Y. N. c. A. Membership TO
Be Doomed During
January

The young men Of Salem are prepar.
ing for a contest to begin next Mon.
day that will create a furor in the city
The Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion have arranged a membership con.
test, and elected Charles Roth and DIR
H. 9. Epley as leaders for the struggle.
The various members Of the association
are rallying around these two men, and
are determined to back them 70 o
finish.
During the entire month Of January
the struggle will continue, and the
strength Of both sides to the contest.
As a help TO each side all members
joining the association during the
month win have reduction Of $500
in the fee, the frst year costing $500
instead Of sLOO.
Each senior membership will count
100 points for the side securing it; each
intermediate membership so points, and
each junior membership 90 points. New
members for the ladies' class will count
60 points.
The contest will end with a big sup
per on February ist, when the winning
side will sic down TO turkey, while the
losers eat mush.
Various entertainments will be ar.
ranged by each side, most Of which will
be free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
Personals

W. Z. waun went 20 Portland today
Senator Croisan went 10 Portland 10
day.
Frank Mccauley, Of Portland, is II
tho city visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. y. Kay went q
Portland yesterday afternoon.
Phiio Crawford left for Portland this
morning 20 remain over Sunday.
T. NJ Young, Of Independence, was
Salem business visitor yesterday.
Bookkeeper rhoa Wilson, OF tho pom
iteniiary, went 60 Portland today.
o. O. ApPlegate, agent at the Klam.
ath Indian reservation, IL IN tho city.
Prof. z. NJ. Parvin went 10 Portland
today 90 conduct his classes In music.
Charles Duniway, OF Boiso, Idaho. Is
visiting Salem friends for a few days.
DR.. Williamson, formerly Of tho In,
sane asylum, was In tho city yesterday
A. o. oondit and wife aud mother
wens TO Portland today for visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Henry, OF Zena.
were the guests Of Salem friends yes.
terday.
Carroll UndeFhnl, returned this morn.
ing from a Christmas vacation spent In
Portland.
Miss Bessie shafer, the popular nurse
has returned from a professional visit
az Dallas.
Attorney Amor A. Tussing. OF
brownsville, is in the city TO-DAY ON
professional business.
Miss Alice Hawthorne, OF Tacoma
"ho has been visiting Ermine Clarke.
leaves for homo this afternoon.
Miss May Ferrel, of Eugene. who has
oeeh the guest Of Salem friends for a |
Few days, returned home today
Nyvyan Dent came up from Portlsna
TINS morning and viii be the guest Of
days 80"
Gordon MooFes and Clifford B,ovn
vent up to Jefferson today, to witpes,
: FOOTBALL game between a couple Of 10.
al teams. ~
Mrs Ada Gibler returned vests,A.v
rom Brownsville, where she has bseD
,isi'ing her daughter, Mrs. win Kpsnn
'or several days. fF'
W. r. Dillon, OF Bellingbam w..h
'ho was student at Willamette uni.
'e''i'y IA years ago, is in the eity with
rs VIE on a visit to friends.
D. w. Wesley, who has besn ha.A
afH'eF at the ohemawa Indian school
or a number Of years, left YESTERDAY
or his home in Memphis, Tenn.
Miss Cornelia Marvin. see,e+or. "a
ne state library commission. has re
afned from Christmas visit with ,el.
'ives In steilaeoOm, Washington
MRS. Wintermute, Of Portland -
as been the guest of her daugbte,
iFs' wan Weleh, on Mn street ,a
nInea home yesterday afternoon
W. - boilman, student in the Col.
'ge OF Medicine, returned this morn
q from Eugene, where he has ~
pending the vacation with his parsut. n
i. ~i'' Marguerite Citizens, of the u n
y, and Miss Mary Gittins OF ana \
ugene high school, are visiting tbeir .
aren's, Rev. and Mrs. Gittius OF ths Z Z
esiie NJ f. church. 'A :
Kinney Miller, who was 1.dn.... :
On ON the Willamette University last b
'ne' and who is now assistant 49,. a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29

The street car company began a
good work this morning when thoy
started Into BALLAST all that portion Of
their track between tho cross walks
With crushed rock. This Is being done
a. The suggestion Of Street Commission.
g kaTiE, but Mr., weleh says that all
'As lines within the city will bo bal
h''sd With the rock as soon as Il can
b attended 10.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29

Naug@tuek, Conn, Dee. 2s.-rhe prs.
linary work on the roadbed for the
new :. trolley line which the Naugatne,-
1aiiey Electric Railway Company {,
gong gong 70 construct south through the
Naugatuek valley 10 Beacon Falls ana
thence to Seymour, has been sts,t.S
snu Il 70 expected that tho line viii
S - completed and ready for public traf.
nc not later than July /. 1909
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
A Fearnn Pate.

Il 10 fearful fate 10 have 20 on
ea's the terrible torture Of piles "I
can uu'hfully say" writes Harry Col
s'a' OF hasonville, Ia, "that for
eiad, bleeding, itching and protruding
pus', busklen's ATniea salve is the
ee'l cure made" Also best for cuts,
eaihs and injuries. 25e at J. @. Per.
V's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
liberty Wants More schools.

D H. Gibson, chairman OF the board
OF directors for the Liberty school dis
iriet, and ID. M. Grouse, another mem,
ber OF the board. we're In town today "a
confer with the county school supsrln.
tendent Tho district voted a tax az
four mills, in addition TO the regular a,.
sesament for the. purpose OF establish.
ing another school, renting a han and
hiFing teacher. Liberty has been en-.
loyang such unprecedented prosperity
,a'e'y that this was made necessary
mr. Grouse is especially enthusiastic
about the prospects Of Liberty, and
says that within a few years instead
OF having two buildings ana tbrea
teachers that they will have three ?. ..
ular school buildings and many teach.
ers. 'N''A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
orescents start on Tour.

New York, Dee. 29.-The star hocke,
team of tho Crescent Athletic elul
started today on its annual tour, and
tomorrow win play its first game al
Montreal against the Montreal Hockey
club. For the last three years the
Crescent team has played the Cana
dians at the Clermont Avenue rink
Brooklyn, AMI won every game. The
Montreal players have been very anx
ious to have the champion hockey team
OF tho Amateur League Of America
visit, and they have made the most
elaborate preparations for the reeep.
tion Of the American visitors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29
A Bit Of Wreekags

william T. zenOr, a drunken nvag ,,
wa, was the only person to respond to roll
cal, IN the police court this morpino
ana ne was aOated with instruetions ~
travels. iu'ufe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29

qhnrried eating has ruined many = v,.,.,.
stomach. The digestion-destroyine -. -, Z
cess Is gradual. ofen unnotiee3 af
hut Il "a only short time until The Tv~,
oslks. the digestive orgaus give wav s ~
-Inlost countless ills sssail the man ,yho
pense Of his health. - "a
"a torpid liver causes a ouar,nt,,..e. -.
entire system. II Locks NJ H. -s;'l- y. ..'s
germs aud body poisons and siTord- 49,, 49,
lnli play, inviting some serious illn.s-
NIn families where August Fiower M ,,s..g
= sluggish liver and constipatios 80 ~,
known. 90 are all stomach ailne,s.
We, ~su as indigestion, dyspepsia, heartb,v..
nie-aaehss and kidney and BLADE 60
Sons, NO 'well-regulated family sbo',, II
a. - without this standard remedv'
y swo sizes aSe and 7Se. All dnlxrists
sold In salem BY 8. Q. stone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-29

Asst ToREA.
BssntAs Hlhs Kind tol Ran llasIs Bosghi
''',i''" &zHzZzE(
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

Rudolph (chairman), l. Selig, j. La
coste, II. Westphal, Bert Fisher; COM
mittee on printing-Thomas McKeon
(chairman), William Kunnecke. r.
Fuernstahl; committee on gates at race
track-O. g. Newhall (chairman),
George T. Algeo, T. Esmond; commit
tee on gates at Shell Mound Park
A. Buttner (chairman), C. Blunck:
committee on finance-L. Nonnemann
(chairman), II. G. Flageollet. F.
Runde; committee on music-F. c..
Winters (San Francisco), NJ. OConneil
(Oakland); committee on games-Bob
Stole (chairman), Fred Raicsvich. II.
Molema. Charles Kuhlman, A. Berbs;
floor committee Qower pavilfon)-D.
A. Huntemann (manager), @. W.
Hauglan. P. Gallagher, f. Raicevich,
Charles Kuhlman (San Francisco),
Charles Kuhlkin (Oakland), assistant
managers; floor committee. upper pa
vilion-Charles A. Kelm (manager).
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
BUTCHERS TO GIVE LARGE
PICNIC AT SHELL MOUND
Pleasure-seekersW win Also Visit Oak
land Race Track and Large Pri1es
VIII Be Onered.

Pleasure-seekersW win Also Visit Oak
land Race Track and Large Prizes
win BE Onered.
The Butchers Board of Trade is ac-
lively preparing for its grand outing
and picnic at the Oakland race track
and Shell Mound Park on Wednesday.
May II. The committees have been
organized and the work Of programmes
Of games and sports has been issued.
There will be an attractive programme
OF nine events at the track, with over
$1,000 worth Of prizes to be distributed
and gate prize 6 500.
At the park there will be the usual
games and attractions and 1t Is ex-
pected that the outing Will be the larg-
est OF the season. All butcher shops
throughout the city WILL be closed dur
ing the day to enable the butchers to
attend.
The following are the committeess
President, Captain ]. H. McMenomy,
ex-ofilcio chairman Of all committees;
committee Of arrangements j.
Weiss (chairman). Henry Miller, Sam
C. Hammond. James Hall, Henry Levy,
I. Blum, r. Frommer, John T. Long,
M. Schweitser. Henry Moffat. G. Rosen-
berg. George Katz. C. Steinfeis, J. G..
James, p. Michiletti, w. w. Thompson,
Henry Oswald. Carl Muller. J. Uri,
Henry ANTI. Jacob Bender. ]. Nowlan,
j. L. Ansel, A. Cereghino. 8. q. Nut
ting, r. Becker. A. Decourtieux. I.
Poly, W. n. Noy, n. j. Drewes 2. B.
RAthjens. q. M. Slater, r. Kelly. Don
Bi9Es, q. Frank. B. r. Combs. B.
SALES; race track commfttee-E. q.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
OF CALIFORNIAN
CLUB AT STAG PARTY
John ID. McGiivray Ofers Valuable
Prize for an Essay to Be
Written in Gaelic.

~ EILlEtt III NT1CDC.
The officers Of the CaIedonian Club
invited the members to a stag party at
Scottish Hall Friday night, with the
object of encouraging them to do their
utmost TO make the annual gathering
and games at Shell Mound Park on
May so a success. Chief D. D. Nc
Rae presided and the hall was crowd
ed. Several hours were enjoyably
spent in speechmaking, singing and
dancing Among the speakers were
F. F. Finley. D. J. Mcfarland, R. B.
Mcclellan. eX-Chief A. N. Macpherson,
Charles Morrison, Police Judge Ca
baniss and Neil Carmichael Songs
were rendered by Horace Cookson,
Malcolm Morrison and others.
Chief McRae announced that John
d. McGilvrav, the donor of the $500
medal for bagpipe playing, had offered
a prize Of S125 for the best essay on
the influence Of the Scottish race on
the American Continent, to be written
in Gaelic and translated into English.
The competition viii be open TO those
living on the American Continent and
the essays must be in the hands of
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
'MARGUERITES"
REAP SUCCESS
AT THEIR FAIR

The home of Mrs. Willis Davis was
a bower Of beauty and flowers yester-
day, when the Marguerite Auxiliary
held it's fair in aid of the Children 8
Hospital. Not only was 1t a pretty
sight, in which society figured conspic-
uously, but the days sales and profits
mounted up WELL to the delight and
just reward of the enthusiastic young
workers.
The booths, five in all, were well
shorn Of their contents. painting by
Willis Davis and a beautifully dressed
doll by Miss Sidney Davis brought good
prices.
The affair was largely attended and
satisfaction followed all the efforts that
have been given forth.
Miss Mabel Dodge was the guest Of
honor yesterday at a tea given by Mrs.
Edward H. Hamilton at her home on
Washington street. The house was
prettily decorated in roses and carna-
tions, the young guest, who Is the
fiancee Of Mead Hamilton, receiving
many callers.
Mrs Herbert e. Law Will be hostess
at musicale given by the pupils of
Mrs. Grace A. Mcclure next Wednes-
day afternoon. May 10. at o'clock.
The affair will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Law. 1896 Vallejo street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
VICTIMS OF BURGLARS
REPORT THEIR LOSSES
and Valuable Carpets, Stolen From
Houses Throughout the City,

Various Articles, Including Jewelry
and Valuable Carpets, Stolen From
Houses Throughout the City.
Victims of burglars and sneakthieves
reported many losses to the police yes
terday. s. Basch. an auctioneer, re-
ported that he had sold the furniture
and effects in a house at 210O Van
Ness avenue on Thursday with the ex-
ception Of the carpets, which were left
on the floors. Next morning when a
man went to pull up the carpets he
found that those in the back parlor
and dinine-room had been taken away.
They were valued at $3.50.
Miss German, $50 Mission street
had her gold watch, valued at $25,
and fob stolen from her room. John
Eubanks, 36 Stockton street had a
new sack suit stolen from his room.
Miss Jennie L. Bolden, 756 Market
street, had her purse stolen from her
while going from the Oakland ferry
to the Tiburon ferry. G. L. Eppstein,
ST. Paul Hotel, 46S Ellis street, had a
gold and pearl stickpin, gold vest
chain, black silk fob and locket stolen
from his room. James J. Pourtley.
1117 Treat avenue. had several tools
stolen from his barn. All the gas
shades in a vacant house at lo3
Leavenworth street were stolen by a
man who was seen to enter the house
and leave with them.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
KRUTTSCHNITT AROUSES
THE PILOTS AND MASTERS
Navigators Protest Against Statement.
Made by Hartman Man to
Secretary Taft

NavigatOrS Protest Against Statements
Made by Hartman Man to
Secretary Taft.
The committee selected by the To-
cal body of the American Association
of Masters and Pilots has prepared a
statement In response to the reported
statement made by Julius Krutt-
schnitt, director of maintenance and
operation Of the Hartman lines. rel-
ative to bridge across Carquines
Straits to the effect that 1t il admit
ted that the bridge would not inter-
fere with steam navigation. but only
with small schooners. Mr.. Krutt-
schnitt is supposed to have made the
statement to Secretary Of War Taft
a few days ago in Washington and the
local committee now emphatically
protests that no one interested In riv-
er navigation here has made the ad-
missions credited to them by Krutt-
schnitt. In it's statement issued yes
terday the committee Of the shipmas-
tiers and pilots insists that should the
bridge be built across Carquinez
Straits it would be entirely too haz-
ardous for masters and pilots to at
tempt to navigate vessel through
an opening in a bridge, as proposed by
the Southern Pacific Company, during
a dense fog and at the same time hav-
ing to contend with strong winds and
adverse tides.
The statement proceeds with the
declaration that no low bridge oan be
located across any part Of Carquinez
Straits Suisun Bay or San Francisco
Bay without menacing navigation, and
II is the further experience Of the pi-
lots that in the waters of the San
joaquin and the Sacramento rivers,
spanned by bridges. they frequently
meet with disaster to their vessels By
reason of the fact that the bridges are
maintained without fog signals and
also lack Of proper equipment to open
the draw readily for the passage Of
vessels.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Came Laws Are ENFORCED.

Judge Fritz fined 2. Milan1 $40 yes
terday for having bass in his possess
sion under the weight prescribed by
law. A. Trapani. manager OF the San
Francisco Fish Curing Company at
North Beach. has been arrested by Of
hcers Of the Fish Commission fer hav-
ing sturgeon in his possession The
Fish Dealers Association has turned
over about ESQ pounds Of undsrvsight
striped bass to the Fish Commission
during the last week The fish
were collected from different dealers
throughout the city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Dandy Badly Beaten.

Sidney 1. Dandy, 701 Geary street,
obtained warrant from Police Judge
Cabaniss yesterday for the arrest Of
James Mckinley on q charge of bat
terry. Dandy alleges that McGinley.
who is pugilist, was hired by his
enemies to do him up" His face
showed that Mckinley had performed
the work satisfactorily. The attack
was made on o'Farrell street on Fri
day. Dandy says that since he was
acquitted by a jury In Judge Cooks
court on charge Of embezzlement on
February 1 his enemies have deter
mined to do him bodily injury.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
ISSUES CIRCULAR ON
NEW CHILD LABOR LAW
Which Children Over IA Years
Are Permitted to Work.


School superintendent Langdon yes
terday issued the following circular
concerning the certification of chill
dren under the new child labor law:
No child between IA and 16 years
of age can work unless he has an age
and schooling certificate Saturday
work is not allowed on vacation per-
mits.' Children under Ia cannot work
on Saturday since they are not entitled
TO age and schooling certificates and
since Saturday is not a vacation. Chill
dren over II who desire to work on
Saturday must have an age and
schooling certificate.
Vacation permits are not to be
granted before the two weeks imme-
diately preceding a regular vacation.
In order TO prevent double certification
age and schooling certificates must be
issued TO applicants over IA who de-
sire TO work in vacation
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

associates. B. L. Dickover, was con-
victed by Judge Mogan a few days ago
for impersonating a detective and
falsely securing goods. 1t was proved
at this trial that Baddely and Dick
over were thieves. as several trunks
full Of stolen clothing were found in
their rooms at 15s Fifth street. Bad
dely recently charged his wife with
bigamy and she IN turn said he was a
professional crook and train robber.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
Robbed by Four Bows.

Gus Filler. painter. 167 Silver street.
reported to the police on Friday night
that he had been knocked down by
four boys at Fifth and Mission streets
shortly after o'clock and robbed Of
Sc so and a silk handkerchief. The
boys ran to Minna street and disap-
peared In a coal yard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

BURGLAR CHARGE DTsMTssuD- - rns
charge Of burglary against James Kelly was
dismissed by Judge Cook yesterday on motion
OF the District Attorney on the ground that
the evidence was insufficient % convict Kelly
Hertzeil for breaking into the shoe store Of p
Friedman, TSf Market street. on the nixht 81
February 2 Long and Hertssn pisaded Yuiley.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
stout Ladies.

Seventeen years ago reduced my weight So
pounds bust inches. waist 9 inches ana him
10 inches by simple. harmless remedy. Health
perfect. N No exercise: no xrtnkles: no etaryins-
Diana AIpes. 62 Elgia Park sau Francisco. :
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

the secretary before November Is. The
donors object is to encourage the per-
petuation of the Gaelic language.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

A good, clean, wholesome medicine,
pleasant and agreeable TO take, no grip
ing, no pain. Lash's Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07

Thief Caught IN Sacramento.
Alfred Badds1y and A. r. Barnett
were arrested in Sacramento yester-
day and are being held for the police
of San Francisco. One Of Baddelys
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-07
New Route to Mama.

New Route to Napa.
Quickest time between San Francisco ana
Napa 10 via the California Northwestern Rail-
way Single fare 81 %. Round trip sum
days 81 So