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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19

Cape May. \. j., Aug. is-seveIai
hundred automobile enthusiasts have
arrived here 20 witness the attempt
which Walter Christie intends 70 make
this afternoon 10 break the worlds
automobile speed record for n hlo-
mster AMI oue mile On July so Mr..
.Chhaia nmed By sam Butler secre
tary Of the Automobile Club Of Amer
lea, reduced the Ausriean klometel
record by making Il IL his iso horse
power automobile In IS seconds nat
ne i eouadeut q has ability 20 love-
this record and also that for the mile
anal the cxpeFimeat wtil be wAiehe'
With great Interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19
WILLAMETTE VALLEY sUBsTAN
TIAL.

whils this part Of western Oregon
has been slow TO develop, all admit
tha, the SQUIRE Of the Willamette
Valley are substantial.
With a heavier population il would
become q teeming hive OF human in
dustry. BUT SOMEHOW IT HAS
NEVER SETTLED UP VERY FAST.
some population theorists say he
slow developments Of the Willamette
Valley il due 20 the large number Of
Missouhans smoRg the population.
sons people have begun % think n
q due 20 the large percentages q Mis-
souriAm sad descendants Of Mi~ou
rians that western Oregon 10 awaken
ine
III CERTAINLY TOOK GRIT AM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19

ELECTRIC LINE 10 CHENAwA-
About two yeors ago = COMMITTEES
was appointed 70 promote an electric
line 10 Cbenawa
The Salem committee was composed
Of Mayor BisbOp. JOAN H Albert AID
Dr.. T. A Pierce. A. Cbemawa Su,
perintendeu. Potter and Lloyd Rey-
nolds we're named
The Chemaxa committee secured .
subscription in esah and labor and
gathered statistics Of possible bushes
for the road.
J. J. Henry. at that time manager Of
the electric corporation, promised %
take up the matter Of this extension.
THE FIELD PoR THE LINE FROM
SALEM TO CHEAEAwA HAS NJ,
PROVED. There is more business foi
that line now than then.
Pour new Buildings re TO be erected
there this fall. Many suburban hOnes
have been built and fruit traets clear
ed This would be a favorable time q
take up the matter Of an extension q
Chenawa-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19

Az present tie deepest skafts DON
"A'sA @sa 'aa aesssaa are bua Hstl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19
MAKING A REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


There can be no objsctiOn 90 a.
friendly conference Of Republicans to.
consult On party aGairs.
THAT Is ALWAYS IN ORDER IN
A FRER coUHTRY.
But there shOuld be DO attempt to
ces arouDd the Direct Primary Law.
That Law was enacted in good faith
By the people, although perhaps not
i~ntelligeutly. o. even mistakenly.
But it IL the law as much as any law
ever enacted. and II Il wss not wanted
1t should hsys been defeated.
The Journal opposed the adoption Of
this particular law for Direct Pr
marieA
Marion County il the only county
where il was discussed az all AND
THIs COUNTY GAVE A MAJORITY
AGAINST IT.
A conference Of Republicans 60 help
put the Direct Primary Law into eject
would be a good thing But Iss %
have DO eonfereuee 70 obviats Il.
The Journal dOes not SO bow a
state ticket can be made under the
Direct Primary law without a confer
enca
OF eourse, the Supreme JOdge, State
Pdnter. ard AttoTney-General will
probably be given . Second term.
That simpIifes matters some. Bot
how can the party custom Of givins
state o~fHeials a second term be kept
up without a ~eOnfereneef
The matter Of making a RePubiiesn
stase platform il not 10 be overlooked
HOW CAN THAT BE ARRANGED
WITHOUT A PARTY CoNFRRKNcBi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19
Ths Rarth,s Center

One Of the particularly interesting
problems which have for several hun.
drei wears exercised the speculative in
genuity Of philosophers, BIOLOGISTS and
mining engineers with as yet, il must
be confessed. somewhat barren results
Is q means Of discovering the eondi.
tion Of the interior Of our Terrestrial
globe Tie comparatively simple De.
vice % falling 10 AZ one or the other
pole, elaborated by several writers Of
hetion l. not practically available ROW
beeause no a has succeeded in lo,at.
ing these dreams Of the Arctic explor.
er. II Mr.. Peary does hunt down N.
North pole and there is a hole there
the problem viii, Of course be solved.
oot Penshng this achievement a metbo5
recently suggested by Csariss A P,,.
~on~ inventor Of the Modern steam tar.
hne, and q well known Bri,ib s,g.
ueeT' Is worthy Of attention.
10 eonasts simply in cutting hi.
through the eaEth's crust. Whether ~
ls-miie inSSOa which the scheme .,,
templates would even pierce the "a,
FestriA ska is uncertain, bat II i, 80,
tAia that such a hole would ada vrea,,v
70 our P'eseut knowledge q s.sth a..
stony and nisAi very larse
And A'sAsFto u~nsusPeeted mineral a.
poSitA
Az present TIE deepest shafss DOM
~AisA 1sa eaa descend are bu, li,,,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19
AxonirinE BurnE

Are sassansly rslssve1 and perfectly
Aeaisd BY Basklsa's Arniea salvA C.
RivsnhArb, Jr, o. Norfolk, Va. writes;
81 burst my knes d~rsAdfullyi that Il
bliutorsa aa ever. Bueklea's Armies
s4lve stopped tAs PAlA and Healed Il
without = sear." Aiuo Aoals all wounds
and soroA a5s a. J. @ Psrys Drug
gist, sAlan oEsgon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19
Rheumatism

Does not let go Of you
when you apply lotions or
hniments. II simply loosens
its hold for a while. Why2
Because to get rid Of ii you
must correct the acid con-
dition Of the blood on which
depends. Hoods Sarsa-
parilIa has cured thousands.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19
- Ii O. nlnEaman

Ga aaa after The Ana Of September
The price Of eas win b Esaassd - eaoo
per tAoeuAna fest fer al purrossA
otisans' LAght a TrAstisacs.
asls@, oEees~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19

Forest Grove will have q new Con
gregatiOnal church parsonage which
will cost s245O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19
CITY GOVERNMENT AND M.
PRovEbRHTs.

The salem eity government hAs b'"p
Republican for several years aud has
redeemed its pledges 20 promote pub
lie improvements
THEIR ONLY oFFREsE HAS
BEEN MANIFESTATION OF A
SPIRIT OF PROGRESS.
In both has messages Mayor Waters
PROMISED 20 10 all in his power TO pro
mote street improvements and he has
kept his word.
The streets are IN fairly good
condition. Not ~ much gravel has
been hauled on In summer to be hauled
on In winter ~ formerly.
Soma park improvements have bees
made aud a public fountain put in 20
sition.
Efforts II permanent bridge con
struetion were undertaken In goo
faith bot defeated by the voters.
The city government has done all B
lie power 10 mrst the demand for Oh
improvement Of South commarci'
street.
THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS o
THE CITY HAVE BEEN CAREFUL
LY GUARDED.
The city has been Kept within !
revenues and o. . bash basis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-19

ENTERPRISE N THE 'FoETTEs
FIFTTEs 10 CROSS THE PLAnzs
With or teams and egs teams snd some
times no cams az al
Bot Missouri is . prosperous. pro
zrsssive and Substantial state II there
il any slow sud u~nProgressive PoPula-
iion in western Oregon, the couBtry has
developed AMI Is substantial IN spite
q thea.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

and IS west, and townships 13S, 139 and 160|
north OF ranges 81, SS. 50, 90 II, 81, 93 and 81
west OF the 5th meridian, containing 26 Congress
sonal Townships.
Sec 5. (Bowbells County) The county of
Bowbells shall be comprised OF the following town
ships, to-wit: Townships lG1, 1872, l63 and 164
north, OF ranges 81, IS, 80, 90 ol 81, 93 and 81,
vest OF the 5th principal meridian, containing "a
Congressional ownships
Sec. 6. (Renve County.) The county Of Rem
vile shall he comprised OF the following ownshps,
to-wit: Townships ! ST and 1913 north of ranges
81, 80, S3, S4 50 and So, west Of the 9th prnci
1853 and 16+, north OF ranges 81, IS and So, west
OF the 5th principal meridian containing ~ Con-
gressional Townships
Sec. 7. (When to take effect, Submission to
OF c;nvassing board.) Before the provision OF
this act shall take effect, it shall he the duty OF the
board OF county commissioners OF the territory
affected to submit to the qualified electors OF the
territory affected the question OF change OF county
lines OF Ward county, and the creating OF the new
Icounties as provided i'll this act. Such question
shall be submitted by them at the first general
election after the passage and approval o the act.
Each elector shall have written or printed on
his ballot:
For County Division and New Connty.' Yes
No.
Each elector who is in favor Of the provisions
OF this act Shall place cross (A) i'll the squares
marked yes: and each electOr who is against
the provision hereof shall place u cross in the
square marked ''No And the votes on this
question shall be returned and canv;lssed.
! 1t shall be the duty Oi the canrasslng board IN
mediately completion OF the canvass TO file
with the register OF deeds OF the county, the cou-
ty auditor and With the secretary or state, II GER
tlhcate showing the result OF said election, and il
at said election the ma ority OF the legal voters OF
the telritory affected shall have voted Tor county
division and new county, then the boundaries OF
said county OF Ward and the boundaries OF the
new counties of Rowbells, kenmale, Black and
envilIe shall be from and after the filling OF the
certificates aforesaid as in this act provided And
the governor shall appoint County Commissioners
as provided III section 800 OF the REVISED Codes
of 1899 and article 3 OF Chapter 2G OF the Revised
Codes OF $3.50, not inconsistent herewith, shall be
applica be to this act. But il Il majority OF the
legal voters OF the territory affected shall have
voted against county division, and new county,
then the said county boundaries shall remain as
now defined by law, the same as ii this act had not
been passed.
! Sec 8. That all acts or parts of acts in conflict
or inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed
so far us they relate to the force and effect OF this
act.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

Messrs. G. L. Bickford, R. b. Cox,
Staale Hendrickson, Bert Lyon and A.
C. Wiper went to Bismarck on Wec-
nesday and will probably not return be-
fore the first of next week.
The Athletic Club opened under fay
orable auspices Wednesday night IN
Smiths Hall. Wednesday night was
chosen as the regular meeting night
and a committee to nominate directors
for the coming season was provided Tor.
A large party of friends gave Mr..
and Mrs. A. Nj. Gilbert happy sur
prise at their hospitable farm home on
Friday evening of last week. Card
playing was the feature of the enter
tainment and sumptuous supper was
spread and partaken of about midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert are royal enter
tainers so that it is safe to say that
nothing was lacking to make the occa:-
ion one of genuine pleasure to their
guests.
Referring to the fact that upon re-
turning from dance out near the foot
h lis one night last week a young mans
gun went off and inflicted Slight
wound in his hand, Pete Christianson
remarked to The Tribune: 1T is nec-
essary that every man should carry q
six-shooter when he attends social
function in our neighborhood. IT he
were not properly armed some young
lady might slip up and chew his ear
off,
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

a BILL
For an Act to Change County Lines OF Ward Coun-
ty, Division of Ward County, North Dakota,
and Creating the Counties OF Bowbells, Ken
mare, Black and Renville thererom; Defining
the Boundary Lines thereof, and Providing
for Submission of lie Provisions OF this Act
to Vote OF the Electors OF Territory affected
thereby.
BE it Enacted BY the Legislative Assembly of the
State OF North Dakota:
Sec l. That the county of Ward be divided as
hereinafter set forth, and the count1es OF Ward,
Bowbes, kenmnre, Black and Renvie be created
and established thereirom and the that boundary
lines thereof he defined as follows
Sec. ,. (Ward County, The county OF Ward
shall be bounded as follows, to-wit: Commencing
at the southeast corner OF township ISL north. OF
range 81 west OF the 9th principal meridian; thence
running north and along the II tn guide meridian
and between ranges 81 and 81 west, to the north
east corner Of township 1876 north, OF range 81
west thence west along the line between townships
/ J6 and l5I north, to the northwest corner OF
township 1876 north OF range 81 west: thence run
ming south along the line between ranges 81 and
IS west, to the township line between towslips
15O and 15l north. thence due east to the south
east corner of township l51 north, OF range 81
west and to the place OF be2innng,-and compris-
ing the following townships, to-wit: Townships
15l, 1872 lob, 154, l55 and 1856 north. OF ranges
ST. So S:', ST, 50, S6 and 81 west, OF the 9th prn
ci,,al meridian, containing n Congressional Town
ships.
sec. - \ililCN NtuiltN) l. !e tJuhtA VI A'h''N
shall be bounded as follows: Commencing at the
northeast corner uitownship OF 1856 north, Orange
IS west, OF the 9TH princi pal meridian; running
thence west along the line between townships 1876
and .57 north, to the southeast corner OF town
ship l 81 north, OF range SO west; thence north
along the line between ranges SIS ;'d 50 west, to
| the northeast corner OF township lo1 north, OF
range 80 west; thence due west along the line be-
tween townships l57 and 1913 north, to the north
west corner OF township 157 north OF range "a
west: thence south along he line between ranges
| o. ami % west, to the center OF the main channel
OF the Missouri river: thence down and along the
center OF the main channel Of the Missouri river
l to point OF intersection with the line between
ranges 81 and 81 north: thence north to the
northwest corner OF township 100 north OF range
81 west thence east along the line between town
ships 13O and 15l north, to the northeast corner
OF township ] 80 north OF range So west; thence
I north along the line between ranges ST and 50,
west to the northeast corner OF township 1916
north OF range IS west and to the place OF begin
ming.
i Sec l. (kenmare County) The county O.
Nenmare shall be comprised OF the following town
ships to-wt: Township 157 north o. ranges 81
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

FAY Walker started last evening for
Red Lake Falls, Mimi, where he Will
spend the balance of the winter.
At4a. m. Wednesday the mercury
registered id below zero, and yesterday
the blamed thing showed up shade
better than 81 below.
A large company of her young friends
will tender Miss Tina Halverson a sur
prise tonight at her home five miles
southwest Of town.
Miss Carrie Holmes, experienced
dressmaker, will do all kinds of sewing,
plain or fancy, at reasonable prices, at
her home; will also go out by the day.
EsTRAYED-One red and white COW
from the Riley Moore old farm; weight
about 1900; is coming in soon; had halt
er on when last seen. Please notify this
office.
The woodchuck appeared yesterday,
as is his custom on each recurring sec
ond of February, and seeing his shadow,
is supposed to have crawled back into
his drawing the hole in after him.
Representative Lyons bridge bill has
passed the house and it is now up to
the senate, where it is not likel to
meet with any very serious opposition.
FOR SALE:-I will sell my residence
and two good lots in Bowbells at sac
ritice. No better residence property IN
the town. Terms will be made easy on
the part of the purchase money
ROET. HASSARD. l3tf
The cooking main held in a Bowbells
resort a few nights ago proved disas-
trous to Sid Ronine's welterWeight
Black Brested Red, which was struck
in vital spot and killed dead'r nit
at The first pass made by Ed. Drink
waters Pyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Christianson
celebrated their seventh wedding ami
versary on Wednesday, when many
friends assembled at their hospltahle
home and had jolly good time--danc-
ing, games, supper, and all else that
could be sandWiched in to make the en-
i joy.nent complete.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03
One of G. J. Hansch's children is re-
ported dangerously i'll of pneumonia.

One of G. J. Hansch's children is re-
ported dangerously ill of pneumonia.
The last meeting by the American
Flag Boys Club at Ned Blenkner's was
attended by ten boys.
The Westminster church and con-
gregation have recently purchased a
new Estey organ and erected a large
horse shed.
B. M. Wohlwend, Jr., has purchased
from A. C. Wiper and wife the north
west / of 26-161-89. Consideration,
So, 400.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. David By
stedt, on Sunday evening last a bounc-
ing baby girl. Mother and child doing
nicely-and Dave as happy as clam.
C. J. Sjoberg and wife have decided
to the Kenmare Security Bank, in con-
sideration Of S593. AZ, their farm in sec
ton 7-160-9O.
G. J. Hansen and wife sold to Her.
man Enderson the south half of south
east quarter of section and the west
half Of the northwest quarter of sec
tion 8, in 160-S9, for s., 900.
Dan Lucy, who has for several weeks
been confined to his bed at the home of
his aunt, Mrs. Laura Lucy, with ty-
phoid fever, is reported as having suf-
fered a relapse and his condition is
again causing his friends alarm.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

Be sure your proof goes through, now
that they must be raade at Minot. We
have had many years experience III
writing up proofs-Lyon 4 Lyon.
Did it ever occur to our people to look
out for traitors right in our own camp
on the question Of county division!
Keen one eye open and such critters
may run directly aslant your gaze.
Jewelry repair work, also watches
and clocks left for repairs at the Bow
bells Drug Co. IS store, will be prompt
ly attended to by the new Bowbells
Jeweler. IRA A. MASTERS. l1~l3
A big time was had at the home of
Comrade Amos Thomas on Saturday
night, the occasion being a music social,
which was attended and enjoyed by
neighbors for miles around.
Andrew Bloonlquist has his new roller
feed mill III full operation, and parties
having grinding to do can get the same
in very short order. Come and give
the new mill a trial. l3tf
For SALE-Good improved farm, IS
acres under cultivation, located about
81 miles southwest of BoWbells. For
particulars write or see N. Nelson,
5owbells, N. D. Box 145 IL
If you want your real estate trans
fers done right and up to date have
marlborough do it. His long exper-
ience in Banking and Real Estate has
gained the confidence Of those who
nave done business with the State
Bank OF Bowbells. IL
Patrons Of rural routes should make
note Of the fact that a letter dropped
into their boxes intended for the car
ricr to mail in town requires 2-cent
stamp, while letters dropped in the
postotfice to be taken out by the rural
carriers required but l-cent stamp.
am now ready to list farm lsrds for
sale. Having large acquaintance in
Iowa and Illinois among men who con-
template investing in North Dakota
lands the coming season, can assure
those listing with me customers as soon
as the season opens-C. f. Pierson.
Bowbells. N. b. Office over Post
office.
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

Scarlet fever has broken out in the
homes of Andrew Norberg and Aron
Erickson, miles southwest of town,
and both houses are under strict quar-
antine.
Gil Avidson informs us that he has
"gone out OF the butcher business" for
the present, having disposed of all his
best beef cattle, which he found no
difficulty in disposing OF by the quarter
in his own immediate neighborhood.
A very nasty piece Of business was
that where couple OF young men from
the country recently procured bottle
of whiskey while in town and made
l5-year old lad living some II miles
north, so helplessly drunk that he lay
out in the cold all night. 1t was
criminal act.
Through an adv. in The Tribune an
nouncing it's loss and giving description,
Elder Weaver has recovered his walk
ing cane, which he priced very highly.
1t was found and returned by gentle
man living in the Thomas neighbor-
hood.
"You Preach will be the suggestion
of the sermon at the Presbyterian church
Sunday night at 1880 O'Clock. The
music will be feature. Last Sunday
the Sunday school class for adults at
this church was attended by fifteen
men and women.
Joe Gardner sold to Miss Sarah Has
sard his old homestead, lying about u
miles south of town and known as
e / of 17-161-89. Consideration not
known. This is one of the most desir-
able quarter section farms in the whole
Bowbells country.
Fred Harris is here from Osakis,
Mimi, looking after his landed inter,
ests. Fred was one of the pioneers OF
the Bowbclls country, but sold his farm
near here some three years ago and re-
turned to Minnesota. He expressed
great surprise at the improvements
made in town and country since his last
visit to Bowbells, and hopes to come
! back at no distant date and again make
Is home amongst us,
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03

the bill for division Ward introduced in the lower
60 ~
ao oeryt II
reim o War,
culmsa Senator
hsisonlyan ileny
The Bowbells tribune., 1905-02-03
Hurrah For Division F!

Representative Lyon Introduces Bill Providing for Division of the
Empire of Ward into Five Counties.
Has Been Favoab Reported for Passage by Committee
Which it Referred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28
.l1aj.s. IN. LnrlQhf

Mrs. Pin'slam claims that there is a
klnd OF dyspepsia that is caused by a
arrangement Of the female organism,
and which. while it causes disturb
ance similar to ordinary indigestion,
cannot be relieved without medicine
which not only acts as a stomach tonic,
but has peculiar utcrine-tonic effects
also.
AS proof OF this theory NC call at
tentlon to the case Of Mrs. Maggie
Wright. Brooklyn. n. y, who was
completely cnrcd by Lydia r. Fink
hams Vegetable Compound after cv2ry-
thing else had failed She writes: NJ
: For two years l suffered with dyspepsia
which SO deSenerated MY entire SYST Ell, hat (
was unable to attend to my daily dtics |
!eit weak and nervous. and nothing that ate
tasted good and it caused a disturbance in my
stomach. tried different dyspepsia cures,
but nothing seemed to help me. was adj
vised to give LYDIA e. Pinkham's Vegetable.
Compound trial, and was happjlv surprised
TO find that it acted like a fine tonic and in a
lew days beSanto enjoy and properly dies;
my food NY recovery was rapid, and in
five weeks was I: we'll woman. + have rec
onimendeI it to many suffering women
No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and nnnnali-
ned cndorscmcnt.or has such Il record 8!
cures Of female troubles. as t,a, !.vdia
=. l'inkham's Vegetable Compound. n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-28
Anti, compulsory Pilotage Law
Eight Suspended.
NO ! ACTION THIS SESSION
Advocates Of the Measure stumped by
Refusal Of House Committee to
Bring in Rule Providing Fer consid.
GRAFTON of Bili-waterfront Notes.

1T is understood that the advocates
Of the bill aholishing the compulsory
IlIotase law. l:ow pcn.ing in Congress.
nave S:Een up their fight for the pres
tnt. he bill cannot be pressed fur.
Their during this session, because the
House COMMITTEES ca rules has refused
to bring in a rule providing for its con.
sldcration.
Probably rs much interest is felt in
''is fight at this port as any whore
along The Atlantic coast. ,,>he Virginia
Pilot Association is very much opposed
10 the passage OF the measure. while
on the other hand the shipowners are
equally as anxious to have the comDul.
sorry pilotaSc done away With
Many OF INC shippers in the coast
wise trade refuse tn take pilcts and
'ltrc arc now pending in the local
cra''s scores OF suits entered under the
lilota"c law