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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
AT PHILADELPHIA.

Detroit ..........0 o l y o 0 $50
Philadelphia % 0 u . 0 D x-3-ti-l
Battcries-Mullen and Clark. r0aklt y
and Schreck. Time. 2h. Umpire. McCar-
thy. Attendance, 59>S
AT NEW YORK.
New York ........G 20 O0l . 0 2-J-1--.
st Louis ..........1 90 90 600 l-i-I2-3
Batterics-Powen IIogg, Griffith and
Mcclure; Glade. Roth and Susdcn. Tim
30 Umpire. Sheridan. Attendance, G4ou
AT WASIIIEGTON
Washington 20 0 o Il q o O-n-4-i
Chicago .........5 0 y 0 D d q l-,-l-0
BatterieR-Adams. Townsend and Hey
Umpire O'Loughlin. Attendance. $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.
AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati ......0 0 4 0 | X---G-2
Brooklyn ........0 y o 4 . q U-l-s 3
Batteries-Chech and Schl,i. Jones and
Bergen. Time 40 Umpire. Klein. At
tendance. llgO
AT PITTSBURG
pittshurg 80 q ! x-l0-lo-G
New York &c u 0 0 : 0 O. i-lG-o
Battcries-Leevcr Flaherty and PETIT
McGinnity, Wiltse and BrcsnahaII. Time
:.05. EMPIRES. Bauscwine ana Emslic
Attendance. no
At Philadelpha-Tho Philad, lphia-S st
Louis game was postponed; wet SrOunuS.
At Chicngo-The ostcn-ChicaSo game
was postponed: rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04

S"eri;i"" hits-Irish 5. Huntington, Ola
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

population OF I2aeD.o1l. This CON-
prises thirty y-seven tribes and natso0ali-
ttes- The total Number of Inhabitants
classified as Russians II Sa.a13.aSI. OF
these 20 per cent az the males and Q
per cent Of the females can read and
write The population is made up Of
97looo 600 peasants. 100000 hercii-
tsry nOblemen. i.=0Oeo personal no.
blemen. 6So.II0 ecciesiAstics. $40 22T
merchants and 2sl.IT9 foreigners.
Ner~sy's cahiass Out
When on May - King Oscar OF Nor
way and Sweden presided over the
Wegian parliament after several
= 9sitiIs Of regeRcy under the crown
e-iRce. the question of separate con-
Suls came. Both houses of the NoFwe-
giAn parliament have voted for the
proposition When the king refused 10
give his signature % the PROPOSED e.
tablishuent % a Norwegian consulate
the members Of the council Immediate
" resigned The consular act will be
come law with or without the kings
signature when 70 II passed by the par
lament twice more
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

men and others who called Reckefel.
ler's Sioo.ooo gift tainted money. pr.
Macarthur says IA he has investi-
gated carefully the transactions Of Mr..
EOcEefeiler and the Standard on CON-
pahy. which have been most criticised.
and he has come Go the conclusion that
they are In aeeOrSiance with the high
est standard OF commercial morality
Ar. Rockefeller Il praised for having
bHilt up great business through Or
gsnixiRg for the benefis Of producers
consumers and laforers and through
the discovery of improvements and
economies. Finally Dr. Macarthur de
clares that RockefeIler's wealth Ia
much oyerestimatesi. that he ts not
worth 4 billion and that In the past
year he has given twice the Increase
Of hss wealth 10 charities
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS


hrs- Rogers Again Reprie~ea-
Governor Bell of Vermont again has
rsprieyed the death sentence Of Mrs.
Mary Rogers for three weeks 20 enable
her attorneys to apply 10 the United
States supreme court for a writ OF
err0r. should this action be granted.
senience will be suspended until the
supreme court decides the case. THIS
action was taken after Chief Judge
Powell OF the Vermont supreme court
had refused To grant a writ OF error.
Accidents
\ ynch cruiser brought to sydney.
Nova SEQ q. May -. news Of the
wTerk Of tiIr French fishing schooner
Cousins Heunis. She carried Iso men.
Twenty-eight men were buried by q
cave In or debris at the entrance OF
the Gunnison tunnel near MOntrose.
Colo, May So. Tsppings on the air
pipe tOsd the rcsruing party that the
imprisoned men were still alive. After
nifty four hours work the last Of ths
imprisoned men Was reached. Six Of
the twenty eight were dead. The tun-
n@I IL being built by the government
for irrigation purposes
The Hoots in the Rio 0rande up 20
June were believed to have caused
the loss OF 100 lives and $4,000. For
q distance Of eighty miles the river had
cut its course from the original chan
nsl and wiped out several towns
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
LECAL-CRInINAL
wsish,man Will cen,ss, Begun.

"et9nAn7AE WIN SoHtebt 6G8aH-
The fight for the Sssn0nO0a fortune
left by William MeightmaR began in
Philadclphia's orphans court. June I.
On p.'titiOn OF Martha r. Weightman
that the Will be- taken from the regis
ter of wills and brought into the court.
Martha WeightmAn h one OF the
graRddaughters and a daughter Of
Mrs Jones WisIer- Mrs. WisteT ex-
poets To prove that her father promised
to give each Of his sons children
$i.UO.OOO. The petition was granted.
aud this sets aside the probate OF the
will.
Thsatsr Managers Held
Twenty four members OF the The
atriCal Mana gers association of New
York were held. June !. for trial on
the charge Of criminal conspiracy In
agreeing 10 haT James =. Met-Alfe.
critic or Life. from the forty seven
theaters controlled hy the association
la making this decision Magistrate
Poole said he was Of the oplHisn that
the theater Is a quasi public plsce and
consequently that a person holding
tickets coulh not lie denied admission
On the ground that he had written
criticisms rejecting on one or more
members uf the association
The Franchise Tax La~ Valid
The United States supreme court has
derldeI unanimously tha; the special
franchise tax Law OF New York. for
which Theodore Roosevelt worked
when be- was governor Of the state.
does not violate the fesi-Tal ConStiTu
ton Several cases have come ny from
the state supreme court Of appeals
brought hy street railway and gas cor
poratlons Of New York city. The court
said u was presumed that all property
within the city was subject 20 taxation
aud that no contract could destroy this
presumption by Inference. N nothing
passes by impliration 10 public grants
Since tis5s law has bsen IN operation
over Sc4 100000 % unpaid taxes have
accumulated pending the deCisioa Of
the highest court.
cerkmsksrs Acquitted.
The four members Of the N7Upareii
Cork works of Camden y J. who
wrre accused % conspiracy against
the feieTsI government FOR PLACING
iron bars IN cork life preSeTyEr- we're
acquitted at Trenton by order - Judge
LAnning on the ground that un "a--
had heea made out against Jh~Ia
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
IN DUST RIAL
Lsssis and Clark Fair opsn.

The Lewis and Clark exposition was
formally opened al Portland. Ore.
June ], and the day was q legal bolt
day throughout Oregon. Washing =
and Idaho BY touching an electric
button la the White House at Wash.
ington President Roosevelt set the ma
chinery la motion Vice President
Fairbanks and q number of congress
msn and state governors took part Ga
the opening ceremonies aud reviewed
the parade The keynote Of Mr. Fair
banks speech was the Dccessity %
getting and keepinz our hold Ou oFiea
tai trade. The exposition marks the
feat OF exploration a century ago
which Opene,i the Pacific slope q the
northwest to American settlement
Wabash Line ts Nss- York.
IL was announced at Pitt~burg that
George GDuhi and his assoCiHtrs had
gnt rontrOl 20 new route fer the
Wabash direct through c-utraI Penn
- iyAUIa to New iork 1his line -
CyIss-' Is-i To have tho loSs.t grade
cTp~-iEg of the AIieghsny mountains
Psat 2s RasirsAd Fuel
Ers,a.-rs - the p~1srr. Northwest
ern and ParlHs railroad have dI--os..r
- "a sli,IIlds of aCFrs ~ peat along
The Route ur ths new l8ne near T1I
isn2 : proves has is'H adopted by
u.sIss u( s.tl.h iiIe peat ,aH - ~
E.Lys,I IA . sh.ilgr4I - D. bur4 l--t
ter thsE al-LTarly- r1ai Ih.s - eI
ps~-s-f u - . saving Z" tie Msaatf
s..si All attract many EeW ilisstr.s.
e. that rexs5u
japanese IN TsSAS
The AHrTi~zR consul 81 TzmsuI
Fn~a1a--a Esssf4i tie state d-yJa TisBesir
that Ja-sals-~-- ia -IIaT5rTs are CaTTyluz
th- aITrTt.srEHsHt 81 . Ispaus-s PRO
uof"T IA" - k0iuE - ssts btis8 = biE
zxTfruiiUral ~SIauy 81 JaP> IN the
Aus--5s-sr -fat- - T-xa- The pr0tIl0t
- Who's Ezus- % kiEzaL4rO sauA
s4ys D. . zs'UZ 90 =aTJ with sbs5It
islsS s-fs- q gTsElEs and Ia Teas
lie C.iEks Ihr japanese csE suc--7ssi
% AusTtcs Suiy al agriculture
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
FOREIGN


Sapann 0re&t Naval StetcTy.
shortly after noon On May - Japa-
nese scouting vessels sighted the CON-
bined Russian neets under Admiral
R0jesfvensky moving In double column
rapidly Into the strait which separates
Korea and Japan The news was pass
ed af once BY wireless message to Ad-
msrai Tog0. who had been waiting at
the northern end Of the strait behind
Tsu island The Japanese admiral sig
naied his feet 10 ''save the empire and
20 do their utmost and then led the
way into the eastern channel and took
positions right across the path Of the
oncOming armada Of the enemy The
The Florida star., 1905-06-16


ss-xs-s-- sssS-s-s -sss~s suDerIor ma
Admiral Togo. neuvering OF the
ships sOon told the story Of a great tri-
umph for Togo and a cOrreSpOndlngiy
terrible defeat for RoJestvensky. With
In an hour or - the Russian line was
hopelessly confused, several ships be-
Ing put cut Of action and all sur
rounded by the japanese. who then
shortened their range Gradually the
Russian ships were pressed toward the
japanese shore until nightfail. when q
cloud OF torpedo boats and destroyers
went forward tn launch their deadly
self steering missiles
Six Of tire eight Russian ships were
sunk. IncludIng the asimiraTs iagship.
| the Prince Suvaron. and the other two
captured In the course OF the running
oght that extended over Into the next
day. All Of the cruisers hut one were
destroyed Next day Admiral RoJest-
Vensky was captured while he was
trying 20 escape on a destroyer. He
was seriously wounded in the skull
Admiral Nebogatofr. in command Of
i've Russian ships. was surrounded.
and four Of the ships made no r,-sIst,
ance- Later reports claim that this
was due 10 the mutiny or the crews
Rough estimates place the Russian
losses at about 1.OoO Ia addition to
about 500 prisoners Only two small
ships OF the entire Russian fleet reach
ed EIadivosfok The pecuuIary loss
was more than sT5.0OoOnO. Rear Ad-
mlral VOeIkeTSam. who commanded the
Russian bAtil~ship division, Was killed
by the first Japanese shell fred.
Admiral Toco. on the other hand. re-
ported a lOs- of only three torpedo
bnats Of his whole feet and absut 500
meu Killed and wounded.
The mo~i surprising thing about the
hattie Itself was the Insignificant loss
10y the japanese neet This helghtens
the Joy Of the victorious nation and
lntensifiss the difficulties of the cars
government The summonlng of = na
tinaAl assembly by the cLAr Was eI
peCted daily.
King Aifenso In Paris
King Alfonso Of Spain arrived at
Paris May 20 and VAS received by
President L0uDeI and members OF the
cabinet As the young king and his
host President LoubsT. were leaving
the opera IN = carriage Along the Rue
de RiVOii 0a June a bomb eXpi0ded Ia
The street directly where they were TO
pass A horse was killed and several
gsIArSisTaen were wounded The bomb
throwsr was promptly arrested. bus
refused % give his name He waS
dressed as a workman sud appeared 10
- about twenty ye2rs Old
Latest Census 81 Russia
The state department. has received al
G1sCiAI census % Russia showing 4
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Inns kind ct tiiluns moab.
IA xlsh Aa aiI - dES.~s trad.
~ other pa! . haif - sd
A. IA-WIIt's Ii'tie EAriy Bs-ers.
TIE faasuSs Little Early Ri-crs cure
csrst Tssis.sp. sIck isf-s t@Eis.. t,5ii sslsn--s
IT. Tgry never krIE- or siCsrn. o1i m
part raViy TI-lHg energy G-ss1 fOT either
cf.ritr-n n 80 Eslalts BIB Nor. LsFAy-
-tgr Ind zy-'Ns 49, "a sinx, irW III ,
IGtsr kSrty Rz--r- s4o ih- goTk. All
osssr pills have u-s-i zrIp-r Aad H.ake
o.. -sck TeWEf's Lux E4rty E-rs
irsr..IShG Ilss- tonx -o1ghE E-ii-f Thsy
az prrf-s4'' sd ~ Rid Crsss Phar-
laAeF- EAa JIA.lIe Pharmacy KBi Chas
Z Camptxii.
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
JaSznsSs IN TsSAA-

II Won 1ant pretty fAr ani s'~r- zh'-
to- air.
Rev -he~.. AID 5oFeiy h4.T.
W--idEnx trip ACrs~s the --s.
Puf roar k.sst Ia KOeky Mountain Tea
A-k yuar dragxss1-
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Rsfterns For Lady's Shirt Waist co.t,,u,.
Martha Dean-Nos 62Se ana 616n

saUsrhzHE very aosxI aua Smart A.
EheHn - this zkzrf wassf suzsf. wh,<h
1a4s5nE zFEn shs s<w sprsn< sxrssslz. hns
iozt nsae e - psess1ge- Ia bssh dezs<n
Aad saz<sF1etson a = cut of fhe ow63nzry.
and salzL eesnbissa wssh gr~.s a~as sf
styts Hns ehzrun. malkss is Z rasst sfxrac-
i've n,eeea TIA bioa.e pFopsF h tseses In
ffons and back ersr which n ns1ea =
pFetaiy zs@psd s.c1as hsid N pesstles
1Gst sssets the rzksan st>eve, whs~s fssii-
ness = taken 40 IN pizits thai sxfsad %
fae neek edge. The sswwr ezxe of the
sleeve - si.s plated sne TIE useaei d .
reod ons 20 felsew 1f one desires to
freshen HD m Old waist ey the aAditSsn
newest thts season It ts In foar gore
style and - exeeedfngfy simple In lts
constrvctsons IL has be1n some time since
ne ked fosr Gars skirts, bst they ara
eoEsng In aszin- for they give the full
ness required hy the Dressaf modes with
out cut1ieg up ones material % badly
Ths nsw four gore skirt has q bon plat
down the center back. This plaff II part
ef the back gore and simply sssss aha
bringing OF oeFforAsions together 20 form
80 b 70 handle than an applied pialt- The
ssde sore - lifted by dart. and the lower
portion falls in very graceful isnes- For
q model that ts worthy Of tha attsuti0n
OF the hons dressnsksr this - to be com
uasnesd- II Il equally coed ,sokfng fash
tonsd OF cloth. OF linen or any wash ms-
terfal Quite n pretty idea would b 20
pipe the edges Of ths fancy f2cinG with
contrasting color. whsther the dress be
made Of brown cashmere with cream or
white satin pipinxs OF biue ifnsn with
white pipinEs- Sazss. No. ezs. ~ % q
inches bust measure: No 0D. 10 10 %
inches waist measure.
FOR ORDERING
/. ~ ,hsan r.asa.xns No. e<es .nA saaa anA
The Florida star., 1905-06-16

Russians fired
the nrst shot.
In dsd no vital
damage q nd
was answered
by a bruadside
from TOgo's
battleShlps and
cruisers. which
ere spread
out fan shape
across the e1Hn-
mel. The longer
range OF the
japanese guns,
the greater ac-
curacy Of the
guunersa and the
The Florida star., 1905-06-16
kIna Aifease In Paris.

The state department has received al
61sClaI census % Russia showing 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
CHINESE
REFORM
SOCIETY
Never Authorized the Enlist
ment of Army Officers

OAicial confirmation has Just been
reeived in Portland Of the statements
printed some time ago that the Nun
by duo which operated in Portland
had no authority to represent the
Chinese imperial reform army, nor 70
receive enlistments in the service Of
that organization.
Notwithstanding this expose Of the
Mumby methods by the press many
Oregon militia officers. lured by the
glam0r Of adventure which hung over
the project as outlined by the two adj
veuturers who took the applications
for commissions applied for positions
in the army. They were disappointed
in not receiving their commissions.
for neither OF the Mumbys had any an
thority 20 solicit them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
Human Bulldog.

Kettle Falls, Ida, March l6.-'' Bull
dog Kelley has added another name to
his long list of victims.
Bulldog Kelley, who Is an Indian
living across the Columbia river. was
50 christened because he fights like a
dog. biting with his teeth.
Word has reached here of a despcr-
ate encounter between Kelley and f.
hek, also an Indian, in the cabin Of
Viek Marchant.
IL is said that Bulldog" dangerous
ly wounded Ellick The scene Of the
assault is Plastered with blood.
After the tight "Bulldog" Kelley
threatened to kin anyone who dared 20
report the fracas 20 the sheriff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
- - . AZ the e..

London. March 16.-The first hoat-
ing labor bureau ever established viii
b. on board the steamship Vaaeouver'
.,helulei tc sail from Liverpcol % Can
ada one month hence. The vessel has
bae. chartered tv General Booth. Of 'hs
salvation ARMY i. win sail -laer The
Army flag. ana sarrv more than l.l'
varkIe-s Lo1fa1s-s O. places Do v--e4
work is avaitinc them. Members o.
the Salvation Arny's Canadian s7n-
-i.ren--lator experts fully qualified
p, advise the British immigrants az 90
the conditions II work and chances ot
ramuueratiire emplovmen.-vil be 1r
board. Every immigrant who wants
work win enter his name at the o-1ee
VI -he floating labor bureau. aai any
who are not able % secure situations he.
fore landing viii be taken under -le
srmv's wing az the Toronto Leals-ar-
ters. The emigrants II is expected.
win be chiefly unemployed clerks. arti-
sans. unskilleI laborers and domestic
servants. Fifty families viii D. con
vsveI free of charge. az cost Of sll,-
-l0. but the remainder ot the ami-
grants VIII pay the ordinary passage
money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
Miss Roosevelt capers.

washingtou, Moreh Whatever
Miss Alice Roosevelt does or fails 20
do = pretty sure 90 make talk In
Washington society. Daring the past
week the talk turned on thc fact that
she had accepted an Invitation 20 81.
tend dance az the Mexican embassy,
given by the popular Young Madame
Aspiror. and then. without warning,
kiied oa 90 an informal affair AZ Fort
Meyer. taking sll the most desirable
young men in her train The Mex
lean tongue Is not entirely adequate
60 voice the sentiments II Madame A
piroH toward thc men who deserted
IL Is now up to Miss Roosevelt 90
decide whether -be vrii 40 90 the
Phllipincs or Go London She has
promised Miss Reid 90 do ths latter.
snd has given her word % the chief
of the Moro tribe, who Iii business
az the "a louis exposition. 20 Io thy
former, II she goes 10 abe Philippines
shs j. So be made datto, ar data.
The Tsfts are going in june. aud the
president 5 daughter hiss half prom
ised 60 accompany them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
To Entertain Roossrslt.

New York. March l5-A, a.w az
ranged, a delegation from che F-isnily
sons of -. Patrick vll - q. Jersey
city tomorrow to meet President Ra1se-
volt, their fellow member ami -asl Al
the evenings banquet, and -,ri him
~ the residence ~ his sister. Mrs
Douglas Robinson Prom the Robinson
residence the 6gih regiment viu -s
eort the President % p,.mr1..'. 90 :
o 'clo,k So As Co give time t.- a brief
reception before she diauer. The din.
ner deNohs are mere elaborate thaa ~,
sr before attempted by the s.s.ety.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
g President Of Tulane.

New Orleans, La. March 16.--The
Inauguration Of DR.. f. b. Craighead as
presidept q Tulane University. 10 sue
eessiou 20 Dr. Alderman, was . great
day for the institution Many alumni
and friends were present from al parts
Of the state, together with distinguished
educators from many parts OF the
South The ceremonies took place in
Tulane Theatre this afternoon. In ad-
ditiou 10 the inaugural address Of the
new president. there were addresses of
congratulation on the part of the fFe-
ul,y. trustees and student body Of the
university. aud in behalf Of the visit
ing educators The theatre was elab-
orately decorated with eoloEs ~ the
university. and a lavish use Of potted
plants and cut flowers. This evening a
banquet is 20 be given by the alumni
association Governor Blanchard and
many other men Of note have accepted
Invitations 20 be present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
Maroon wedding in London.

( London. March l6.-In the Roman
Catholic church Of St. George. Miss Be
atriee o'Brien. a lineal descendant O.
King Brian Boru, Of ireland. today be
came the bride Of Guglielmo Mareoui
who enjoys a worldwide fame as sci
enlist. largely due 20 his remarkable
discoveries in wireless teleGaphy
The wedding was made brilliant by
the attendance Of many persons OF note.
incluling public officials. writer's and
some OF the foremost scientists Of Eng
land.
Signor Mareoni and his bride have
engaged passage TO sail for America o-
Saturday. They will remain in the
United States about six weeks, and then
will 60 to Rome, where, il is reportsi
they will be guests of the king of Italy
for a few days.
The bride Of today is bright s-i
eomely girl. fond Of outdoor sports, and
also well read. She is one Of the eis1,
sisters Of the present Baron Iuehiqciu-
The Inehiquin family traces It's descent
direct from Brian BoFu. who was king
Of the Emerald Isle from lQO2 20 lolt
when be was slain 81 the head Of his
army at the battle of Cl0u-arf. His
grandson, Turlogh, King ot Munster.
had four sons. whereof the third was
the progenitor Of the Barons IEehiguin
One Of Turlogh : descendants, Connor
O'Byen. was king Of Thoruo1l a, 50
comparatively recent a period IS 1929,
and il was his brother. Muroug.. who,
after usurpiug bis kingship. surreni-
cred 20 Henry VIII and was then made
Earl Of Thormund Tor life. and also Civ
en- the Iuehiquin bar0ny.
Sigucr MlresHi first made the ae.
quaintance Of Miss OrBrieu a year ago.
when staying ~ Lord Duuravta's house
near Limerick.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
MARION COUNTY MAN
1Eay Become Head Consul Of w o. W.
Salary Six Thousand Year

There is prospect that o salem man
NAV succeed 10 the eminent position
made vacant by the death Of Head
Consul Falkenburg q the woo1men
of the World. He is Willis C. Hawley,
dean Of Willamette university. The
position is likely 70 60 20 one x four
men in the United states. and the
Information Is that Dean Hawley is
ns likely 90 b. chosen as either of the
ether three. The matter is 70 b. set
tled iu q few weeks. a temporary head
eonsul having been appointed TO serve
during the interim.
Dean Hawley delivered the principal
Grafton at the funeral Of Mr. Faiken.
burg. and according 10 the newspapers,
the effort was a worthy one The Den
weg Tribune said: No more touching
tribute has ever been paid man than
that which Prof. ". c. Hawley paid
Neighbor Falkenbere There was not
a dry eve in the barge crowd in Trinity
church when be finished his eulogy Of
fhe dead man. and sobs were audible in
AL parts of the church"
The Denver Daily News saws:
i Perhaps never before has more
heastiful tribute been paid 20 man
than that Of Prof. W. G. Havley one
ef she head managers Of Portland.
ore. in sentences Inspiring aud fun
of words Of che kceurs; admiration
hc told Of ,ar lie work ~ The depart
ei man and ,hsrc was scarcely dry
ere go ihe entire church when De hsI
rnished
Mr. Hawley was horn iu Benton
county, where BE- grew 20 Young man.
hood. receiving the foundation % his
present profouni education in the
country schools of the vicinity. After
that, be attended Willamette univeT
sity from which institution he was
graduated in lss5 The head consul
ship carries with IL = salary Of $4,000
per year. Il could not be more worth
ily bestowed than On Dean Hswlcy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
Twenty Years Trial.

There are lots Of good things the doe
tors know nothing about. We frequent.
ly cure people Of disease after the doe.
tors have given them up. If the dis
esse comes from overwork, dissipation
or exposure, causing weak and watery
blood and loss Of aesh snd strength.
We have the one sure remedy in Dr.
Gum : Blood and Nerve Touie. These
tablets taken with mcals turn the food
into rich red blood, making strong.
steady nerves aad increasing the
strength, producing solid aesh az the
rate Of ] 20 3 pounds per week This
means health. Druggists ssu DR..
Gunu : Blood and Nerve Tonic for Use
per box or 3 boxes for ss. For nervous
prostEation, loss Of memory, or a pale,
sailow complexion. better remedy
was never made Dcctors know nothing
about this remedy oaly the fact that
Ne make cures, which we have been
doing for 20 years
For sale by Dr. 5. c. Stone, druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-03-16
Got OF Cheap

He may well think be has got OF
cheap. who. after having contracted
constipation or indigestion. is still able
20 perfectly restore his health. Nothing
viii DO this but Dr.. Kings New Life
Pills. A quick, pleasant and certain
cure for headache, constipation, etc.
15c at J. c. Perry's drug store; guar
anteed.