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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
Ral-osG, Industrial AID Flnarc1al

A ,sr--aet las beeu Ist for the eor-
serue-iou of the Atlantic. Birminghan
Atlantic Ifns FROM Ia Grange, Ca
20 Tauadega. Ala.
The Northern Pasiss road aHuounses
thar &. VII positively construct the
prau-isei ezrsusisa q It's line from
CuH-ie-sae. Idaho. thirty miles sou-h-
east 90 Granzsvi-Ie. nea- Mount Idaho.
TIE American Rio Grande LAM &
Trrizati0z company has been eha-tsr=i
in Tens L plans to place 125.0oo
acres q ar5 situated IN The valley q
shs Rio Gra1sls unisr frri-ation-
Evi5ences q prosperity in AL parts
os Colorado are sEcTz by the Prese1r
scarcity q labor in many lines. Rail
r0a1s. rnuehes. mining and manufas-
turing Interests are reported in nse'i
q more men aa,3 good wages % begging
just GOV.
The jamestown. Diaz & Cherry Val
lsy Railroad company has been organ
lied AZ Ba,esvi-s. Ark. The eompaEy
proposes % construct a lire from
jamestown % Cherry VALLEY, a dis
,ance q si1ty-avs niles.
l. il 5fcaIIy announced that the
Grad Truuk Pacific Railroad compary
las rveu an order for 100000 worth
q steel rails % the Douiaiou Iron 4
steel .onpaHv. Tie so1traet calls for
the delivery % tke rails within Eve
years
The Mississippi a Alabama Railroad
company has been organized 20 build a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
aREAr vToLrS1sr cosuNa.

Am1ug the many artists who are
% visit the Paciae Coast tkis season
10 more eousPisuoGs nams appears
than that Of Emile Sauret. the violin.
is-. Tas tour o. this gifted perfoFuer
vii embFaee comparatively few cities
in the west. azd fortunats indeed are
those music l0vers who are privilegel
20 hear him Saurst viii give thres
coneeFts Ia san Fraucisso, Deeember
Il, ~ aud 10. Following these dates
he Win appear In S1utheEn California
OEeeoa, and Washingtou, thus round
iag. 0at return tour of the territory
In which be proved - popular a fev
years ago. There is hstle see1 q iWel
Ling upon the Accomplishments o. tAi.
great virtuosi He ranks with ths
greatest artists q the age, AMI IN al
iition 90 Ais musieal ascomPlisamenti
i nan 81 maguetie personality and
an infserio0s PFeseuee. His eomiug in
sares music lovers az least 5us truly
artistic svent before the season IS man5
weeks old.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
A SALEM CASE
Macy Msrs Ike It in Salem

srauy More Like It in Salem
Ths f5rIswiuz ease is but one Of many
siudlr occurring daily in salem Il is
N easy natter 60 verify It's corrsetness-
Surely v1u cannot ask f5r better proof
-ss- such a conclusive evidence.
Jacob Z. Mccoy. bridge builder and
contractor. residing on Capital street.,
salem. Oregon second house beyond
.yr1 Creek. says: ''I have always sn-
loved good health zp to five Or siz years
ago. AIoaz about that time ny kid
-evs conmeuesd % bother ne. There
Wa not 90 much backachs but the prin-
.isal symptoms were in connection with
the kidney sscrstiouA A strain OF over
sxsrti1a very often caused hsmorrhages
q the kidneys. cannot say that it
vas 50 very painful, but it was very an
uoviaz. used variozs remedies, and,
While sous gave relief. others were
worthless In some way Deans Kidney
Pills we're brought 70 ny notice, and
when I'd town I procured box taking
them as directed. A few doses gave ne
very convincing proof that they were
going 70 the right spot, and can state
that they gave ne wonderful relief. /
have a high opinion Of Doan's Kidney
Pills. and ehssrfuly recommend them "
For sale BY all dealers. Price soc.
Foster MiIburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the uame-Doan sand
take 10 other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
IMi0 Emma Cole

Girls modssty and oTerssnsitiveness
often puzzle their mothers and bafae
phvsieians. because they withhold their
eonfdencs a. this critical period.
A mother should come % her childs
Aid and remember that Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound will AZ this
time prepare the system for the coming
change and start the menstrual period
In young girls LIE without pain or
irregularities
MIS- Ezma Coleof TaIlAhomA, Tenn.
writes:
Duar Nh. Pinkham,-
81 WAnt - teil you that am enjoying be-
itAl % Lydia u Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pouEd
:. When fourteen yuArs q Age I s1ffsred al
most clnztAlt pam, a1t for two or three
yaars / kad snrenass and pain in my side,
doctors al failai % help Ine.
uas reoomznan.ie,i, Ani after taking il my
hsal-h heran - improve rspidly, and think
Il sAved ny liza Iancarely hope my experi-
sncs VII d AhslP toother sirs Who are pass-
inz truu girihood - WunnAnhood, for | know
yoar Cculpo1nd VII % - nurh for thsms
II you know Of any young girl who Is
sick and needs motheriy advice ask her
20 write Ma PinkhAm, Lynn, Mass.
And she viii receive free advice which
vii pat her on the right road toastrong
heaithy and happy woEn4nhood.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
HAS TzE STATE LAND BOARD ANY
yUzrsDECTIoN ovEE FRAUDs7

Ths rnsssf,u wheeher tie boari Elal
cancel ths ssrtff.ztss he'd b DeLai--
ire an7 bfs aEs'eiatss vas before the
toart. hut the attorneys far both stiss
arrsea that the boar1 las 10 such
powsr. r vas shown that the law
ripss the board power % decide cou-
truvsrsies hscwsea rival applicants for
ths sane pises q hu3 bu- thas 10
power j. rirsn f1r TIE b.ari % sta--
ssu-sss itsaif a1f sancei certificates
Of sale f1r frlu2
It muFs have been pleasant it least
20 the I1wysrs who represent the claim
ants unfsr alleged fr1u,uisns ssrtia-
satsa. 70 have meh an agreement
rsaehst. u ms. have been stil
pieamnrer 20 have the agreement
rszshst that the state hnf board has
20 p0ws- % berin al action 70 team
eel certificate u sale for fraud-" This
- al very nise azd s0usCiing Tor ne
aVurtsvs,s fseiiuzs q tie professional
had zrabber, bus where 90es the gen
srzI publ. ani the future zsueratious
of housless ant lanfHsss people get of
at The state is aeeoriinz 70 this.
powerlsss 70 take any iaitiativs in the
matter of protecting itself agaiEss
fraud. A fra1z once PerPstrats'3 g
given al the sanetiou q an honest =
ral transastisu - iozz a. ir i com
rftted u1.ier the sheitsr q the state
had dspartment. This kind q rsE-
souiug ray b. satisfactory % the fne-
spun. hairs splitting an3 tsehnisalities
that crop CUT ia the legal pr0fession.
bat it = ~ satisfactory % ths test q
orfinary e0mm0u seuse-
That it VIII uot be q e7oi policy for
the state lazi bsarl - aioPt the plan
% rspu,iiatinz state iau1 eerciaea;es
obtaiasd b. fraui. is the opiai0u ez-
pressed by Attorney Gsueral CraW-
ford IN has lrz1meut before the board
In the De- Laittrs eortesf. Ia this aaa
iu some other n-rortaut partisulars
the attornsy general agreed with b.
c. Watson. attorney f1r DeLaittre.
There has been too mzsh azTssmsut
with the attorneys "ou the 0thsr dls"
IN all thess matters. It Is recalled
that the at-oruey gs-eral IN The DAVIS
schooi lau.5 fraul clse stipulated away
ths right n the state % recover The
whole tsn.ssuey seems % he 90 protect
the practices an3 the abuses % the past
rather than % break them Up. Tn
fortunately it does nos lepsud alto
gvther % the attorney geuernl, bat
three other state oficiais must an con
eur in any given policy that eaa b.
undertakes.
Attorney Geueral Crawford holls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16

quarter sections IL a uuuher u town
shfps and they rst the ether half
For chose srhieh Tarplsy. MeEiuleT
st al rot tftle TO tas E0vsrumsut re.
csive.l 500 Per quarter section
For those vhieh the Northern Pa
efse zrabbef the government E0s moth
ug. as they were scriPped-
TIE E--Is fellows q % jail bu- the
xrsas corpo-ati71 which has taken
e. 0G0.C0G worra q our best timber
Iaa.Is g1es free
Thus 10 the Eraaieur AMI impartill-
~ z our r1vsrumsu- aud a square
1saJ f1r every mau viu,aeatsd thruuga
tds courts q justice
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
The Way
To Wealth

BeniamiE Frunklin said; 'TAs
Way 20 Wealth is as Plain As the
Way % Market" He gives these
ciFeetioass
10 hoaest, work hard, save some.
Exeellsnt Flvies ,and the last -
~ necessary a. The frst.
Our Saviags DepaFtmeut VIII help
you save II VIII take ysur saviugs
IN suns a. smAl aa enc dollar ana
make them earn more. IutsrsSt
eompounisd ssuiannually At three
Per cent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
rHE ugTUsTIoE OF JUSTICE.

Il i reeaIisa tsat MeKialey, TarP-
ley ani others we're coavietsd q lani
trauls in Linn county.
AZ the sans time they were getting
title 20 tie lands for Whish they were
eanvietsd the NoEthsra Paeias railway
appeared and soltesteA
McKinlsy and TArplsy hnaIy AZ
Eaagsd a eompEOliss BY whieA sAs
great Northern Pasihs gOt hAlf the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16

Lin. from Coriuth, Miss, to Jasper, Ala.
Z. s sara 70 be a part Of the Plans of
-b4 uIinods Central railroad for reaeA-
f-r -hs coal fel5s Of Alabama
Tbe Erie RafIroad company las Plae-
81 Al order with a Dayton o., firm for
-bs construction q an szPeriuental
.-ssl passenger eoach- II the e1Perl'
mend proves successful Il is likely that
-ss rDnB win adopt steel passense'
coaches FOR use over It's entire system
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16

is as carefully done in turning out the
famous Wild Rose brand Of flour as the
milling OF the wheat itself. In short
every feature Of Transforming the finest
grades Of wheat into tho highest grad,
Of wheat OF family -four receives our
best and constant attention. Wild
Ros -four by the sack or barrel stand:
for excellence.
SALEM FIGURING MILLS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
CRISIS or GIRLH00D
A TINE or PAIN AND PERIL
Aslss Zzr1s Cole Says that Lydia ,
PtnkhAu's vegstAols Compound has
Saved Esr La and Macs Hor Wen

How many lives Of beautiful young
Urls have been sacrificed Just as they
were ripening into wouanhood How
many irregularities or displacsments
have been developed 40 this important
period, resulting In years Of suffering
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16

Dave Graham, Of Albany, has been
elected 10 the chair of commerce IN
the University Of Oregon, 20 succeed
Professor Langeno. who tried % com
nj, suicide a few days ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16

,, J. KRAPS salem, ora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-16
CAPITAL NORMAL.

Normal. Aeaaaaie. Rasia=zs ctvl Ser
vice. Mnsic.
We are foFtunLte in securing the
services q DR. Parvih for this de
pArtmsHt, We have also arranged I
Primary department., and shall Aav.
slAsSes ia al grades from the first 4
the tWslf.h
Address,
J. J. KRAPS. salem. Ore
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10
TnG Willow FEVER.
Four Deaths 1t PsNsaeolN-- NsW Or
leans Steadily Improving.


Four Deaths 1t PsNsNeoN- New Or
leans Steadily Improving.
Pensacola, OStOber e. There we're IS
new cases reported yesterday and no
deaths, and she people are feeling
rather gloomy over thsr situation, Up
20 nOon there we're four new caSet Fe.
ported and -four deaths, CAseS we're
reported thlt morning all over the
city, while lhe dSathS are also widely
scattered, Ignorance on the pagl Of
the Greek, and nsgrosa il largely ~.
SponslblS foe she spread Of the dIsoass.
A. New Orleans,
New oFleaut, octObeF a-The plla-
alton IN this ciiy b improving, The
record ioF che sWeniy.tour hours end
Ing ~ 9 ,. ~. yesterday showed 10 neW
cases aud no deaths, From Q .. m,
yesterday until noon today there weTO
nine new eases and 0ns death,
Total number Of oassS to date, 8 ,9Ol !
total deaths, 4ll,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10

ADDlicailo1 was Hia1a % half a
Go1en stores tefgrv he Eaaa eouid 81
ons Ten dollar biI fof ~ nall a. onea.
= dent aoa.r sald ne man's com.
pahioR, ~why you Feuf b ail ti,ai
iEouhIc. Y0u ARE roing 70 pay fha
Messy riEfE oFeF % TVuF tsiiog. Wig
dfin't yea gsse bim - enc dollar
blhT'
"iierapse q wg1li mnke q had Tn
pfsessa." Hhs tise v2ly. = 80 br2ts.
bui I dor't want Mo- % know lE W'hea.
ssss ses VI - mar ~ peg ygtf aeisig
e. ihe tssEai hlis uist 500 can csg
hetf - q e1h1ncrs FeF FslEs Be- tbs
eei'Niatia1 q indftF 81 ahd paVe1
1se W'ay co. further rud'L a feiisw
va fhiBt 4 beap psfe 81 gea u Ysa
~ wiih aae aFs as.inf tSii ftsu Niill
nre saea a t8n1fia - etifks8 fee3
in1ieaias tlsl 30 hete hrd - bnsfa
araand 6rfty tYeig a. 81 ~ maiag
and llEi tteFe isni nleft - uhE
font enms ffoa a MA 80 F8eiig
~ noufg e1n eaoF1 q ~ d peaallg
g - fcets ne 6. ~ - vac taa Hfiis
ca halD ~ - eFea eaiT - eains
aErs 4--Naw Yea NstM
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10

10 vas, y eli her Friends, "a aston.
ishina incident chat Mrs. /, B, HuRt Of
Lime Ridge, Wiz, va, cured Of her
dreadful pIGkness. Doctors" she
writes, had given me upt friends
WsEe resdy 20 bid me The last farewell !
clouds Of deapalF darksned my hOTIEoB,
and Was . wreck on the shores OF dee.
pOhdeoog, when ] beRSn 10 take Flee.
trle BltleFs for ms fdRhtiul stomach
abd liver compliant. To che ssIonlsh.
msnt Of ell, Was benefited ~ nnes
aud am nov completely and mipasus
lously restored 20 hrath, Alan drug
stores price 500 guauBtsed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10

Jackson twhOse financial credit d
gOne)-I tell you. WItherbee. we are
ON the verge Of a financial panic,
Wltherbee- Pshawl What makes you
think thnt2 Jackson (cOnhdentially)-
Well, sir. Bagiey and Roberts used 10
lend me small sums year agO, but
when 80 90 them nowadays for ave
or ten pounds they tell me frankly
that they haven't got IL. Bagley and
Roberts are two OF our best business
men. too. tell you, sir. we're going
to have a panlc.--LondOn Express
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10
Indifference.

Indifference may not wreck the
mans llGe az any one turn, but Il VIII
destroy him with a kind OF dry rot IN
the long run. To keep your plnd al.
ready made up 10 10 be duh and fos-
alllferOus; not to be able 10 make Il up
at all e to bo watery ana suplne.-
BLISS Carman'S "FFiendShip az Art"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10

Tue FegulaF Neekly meeting % Ne,
vsruon Lodge No -, R8lGhts Of Pyth-
lns. will b. held a. Castle Hall,
over putIon's bank. this svqnleg 81
o'olOok. Work 10 che Third Raa4. Vie.
itlng brother hnlghts are invited
Mr. OARTEn. o. q.
Is, q. BAxTEa. X ~ h. a :.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10
q ne Oahr b cu,lina Issth

Be aaFs aad uss that Old and SELL
tgisd rnmedy. Mrs. wlnsiOW'S soOth.
ing sSFsp. log ehlIds rs tsathlhG 10
Soolho1 tha child. S0itena che Gams,
ailern ail psiR, enFes alad emile and -
tAs bees F1ua6g Zoe dtaflnOea. Tg0hs
tg.aVa oenao 4 bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10

death q Ne. Geosee Flage,
er % Ms. aud Me-. 3, Rsuaali,
as WaidO Saturday nlght ~
ock. afteF . bfisi illnsss. Ths
vas paTtisaiaFly ed tlSee the
eho has been fetitine wlth hsF
IA % ahe West. came % . Risit
y pafeats and frisaGS. The 60
VS. held Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Whlta CHslatiBR. Fglends ex-
sgnpashy . he bssesvsd Fsis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10

Same 70 be Commenced
arly il December.
Nos Will &c PERMANEpT

Educational Control to Exsr.
sas Care h tire WoFk-Evsry-
Done win be According 70
. Plan.
meeting Of the Board Of Edu,
CousFol Tor the State Of For
Jacksonville lAst week, Il vas
"a that i would be some time
0Fk Wodld be eommenoed on
Univerity buildingl n this
bat part of the plaDs. says The
Onion, Of the architects &c 70
1oy Of All Buildings erected, &
lowed Gus % the letter, and
b board may make ohsnges 20
d desiaes they will Insist thar
d b done be made TO meet she
snsspl che general plan -
~ MeosrB, E1WaFdo & Waiter.
Yongo and Brown stated
thar they believed thar lt
eonetime 10 December be-
would % ready 80 begin
fius viii CONS the eonsideFa-
etails Next there will be- the
10 81 awarded and the bonds
geh and approved, They be-
IS q they can begin work In
Der they viii be doing their
D referring 20 this matter Mr..
Saidf
aFs fuily aware Of the impoF
{ begianing the work 90 once,
are also constrained 70 sxeF-
great deal Of care 10 any action
{ may take. This d q big pro.
hlsh We have on hand and we
iroQb Of giving Il the most earn,
federation from eVeFy point Of
We have she utmost confidence
Integrity - we'll e. the ability
sefoat oe she arohlteots whom
Is saleesed, and will be governed
81 what they may have 70 suR.
ihs matter Of beginning work 81
e . great deal yea 70 accom-
fore work can Be actively con-
The members of che Board
iFol, q pell e. che selected
cts. have taken into considers.
e amount of funds on hand and
leltFmiBsd 20 do the best they
following ouI = behome WheFe
ldingb 90 be erected SIRE 20 b
biih q view n peFmaaenog.
tonnsctee with she plan ere
4 Nith che. general lag Of the
where the UalveGsity bnIldlnRl
be erected. They state ihat Il
heel site. Especially are che
eets pleased with the looailon
. UulVsrslty and stste thaf e
Ne eeBetal topography & con-
4 tbefe eonld have been selected
ieg slie 81 the state.
b 90 she plans and tposiGsations
3 oobduoted wilh che greastas
% Sith = view % having every.
feadg e sOoa q possible, 80 faF
aghs The boildinrs 70 Be crested
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10

q " via. wee ss. EeHaa.
nra ~ rhat aua fssss
~ 1tf1s geiess ~ nt an1 60.
t,1s etas roa'i - sll 81 u1
~ As
MR 81 80
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10
Heart
Weakness.

Or. Miles Heart Cure has
made many hearts well after
they have been pronounced
hopeless. Il has completely
cured thousands, and will al
most invariably cure OF benefit
every case Of heart disease.
Short breath, pain around
heart, palpitation, hnttering,
dizzy, fainting and smothering
spells should not be neglected.
Take DR.. Miles Heart Cure
and see how quick you will
be relieved.
II cannot make q new heart,
but will restore q sick enc BY
strengthening the heart nerves
and muscles, relieving the
unnatural strain, and restoring
lts vitality.
II haA 3 voFy haA taua ~ heart
tF0ubla. Fpf .al8 gl0aihd eoHld uos
"a fpaling tsd 81 dsyi ID thS aftfF-
aeon in .qEiit enc rev I'D q ~
- ~ - ~ - ~ ssS n -.
baFlt thFoUgh, ae4 I 40 eiacaiiE n
eeli.ng ny bf4la, poifhaaet
Sioro 4 kad uFed h5if IA 81 a51i1
~ daEih ana hlaeD nu niNll ffNt1s
sd1iy ! ~ u 90 - fIo11 age o 90
eets.la. ere ~ eefFf = - laEgier 81
- ean eegs e0lg,defall8 ~ - g
81 nodIiI. Tfea4 oasa
-. RfsS HesFt euse e go 81
-. ., w. ~ 80
- oi f6lea9 Foar RoNog1
Milas Medical Co. Eihhngt. 1nd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-10
BAD big GD E .VB E1VI4 EsE 5i sSslSs

Every q the body paden the blood or uourshment and
strength and when from this vital stream 81 life becomes
sd invites disease 70 enter Noeneen be We'll when the
salo the vital low eh and they
general broken down condition Of health The system weak
disorders that asSa
ing The Liver and Kidneys failing 70 e the proper stimulation and
inactive and dali and the matters
and bodily impurities that should o through these channels Of nature
left in the system 70 produce Rheumatism Ca Sores and Ulcers
blood this weak
should Be treated with remedy that is not
Thorough gentle its apurey vegetable remedy,
made q roots herbs and ba just what sd y not only eaTses
the blood Of al impurities and poisons and strengthens it, but
geaty builds a TIE entire system, by its fine
- q tonic effect s s, 8. YeinigOrates every
beFof the body, gives tone and vigor t. the blood,
the dihefeut
- - 49, bust health and strengh. S, s. s.
biRFIV VeeFTaRiE promptly gives better results than other
$500 medicine. ncures Rheunaism, Catarrh, Sores
Ulcers skin Diseases and ell other blood disorders and them
manenty Our Medical Department win BE- glad % advice without
charge Ell suffering with blood akin disease Address
EEE SW4B SpEcS13o G0.s ATLANTA GAS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-28
is HE A PERJURER.
Young Man of Wayne on Trial for
This i'm Getting Wedding License.

Kinston, n c., July 26.-Mr. James
Vincent, of Wayne, after having failed
to get license to marry Miss Rebecca
Newsome in Wayne secured one here
from Register of Deeds w. ID. Suggs
and is now in trouble.
After the license had been granted
Col. w. T. Dortch, of Goldsboro, rep
resenting the father of the young wo-
man telephoned Mr.. SuggS and notified
him that the father, who opposed the,
match had instituted suit against
Vincent for perjury in swearing false
ly as to the girls age and there is
to be a preliminary trial at LAGRANGE
Wednesday. 1t is reported the father
of the young lady has announced that
he will oppose the marriage with
force, if necessary.
Vincent had a friend apply for the
license who upon being asked to swear
to the young lady's age qualified his
oath by adding ito the best of my
knowledge and belief" This was not
accepted by Mr.. Suggs and Vincent
was sent for and swore tfdIt the
bride-elect was twenty years old,
Whereupon the license was issued
From this comes the Indictment
against young Vincent, the girls par
ents avoWing that she is not that old.
Mr.. j. L. Hartsfield, who was in the
office and heard the transaction, is
summoned as a witness with the Reg
listed of Deeds.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-28

bered that corn is a crop of1ow COM
mercial value. The value of it's pro-
duct per acre is so low that expensive
measures are not justifiable, except
where such treatment is to prevent
the insects from spreading over larger
areas in the field. 1t is not practical
BILE to spray q corn fild to kill insects
yet it is practicable and often advisa-
bic to spray a few rows along the
edge of field when the chinch bug,
or army worm, is just getting started.
The low value of the crop renders it
difficult or even impossible to COM
bat some of the pests satisfactorily
Corn is grown in such large areas
and there are SO many individual
plants in field, that it is usually un-
profitable to adopt any method which
calls for the treatment of individual
plants, except, as stated before, in
cases where such treatment will pre-
vent the insects from spreading more
widely through the field.
These considerations show us
plainly that in combating many of the
insect pests of corn we must rely on
such methods of culture and handling
of the crop as shall render it least liza
bic to insect injury With any crop
of low commercial value, such as corn,
cotton, wheat and the like, prevention
is thei Watch-word in dealing with
insect pests.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-28
ON AN EVEN KEEL.
The Bennington Again AhOat--Oficial
Inquiry Into Disaster May Be
gin Today.
(By the Associated Press,)

San Diego, Calf, July 26-The gun
boat Bennington is again afloat on an
even keel, and it will be towed by the
Iris to the Mare Island navy yard at
San Francisco to be thoroughly exam
ined and repaired. Divers are. max
ing an examination of the Benning-
tons hull today.
Admiral Goodrich is expected to ar
rive on his flagship tonight or early
tomorrow. when an official investiga-
ton of the disaster will be begun.
Much interest centers on tfe question
of what was the steam pressure on
boiler 3 at the time of the explosion,
il being said that the safety valve had
been set to blow off at 140 pounds, and
was rising it is said. The boiler had
been cleaned only a short time before
the explosion and filled with fresh
water from ashore.
Only one boiler exploded An ex-
animation of the inside of the ship
shows that the hull has been damaged,
but little, if any.
Another death among the injured of
the Benningtons crew has occurred,
the victim being w. V. Kennedy. The
body will be taken to Alliance, Neb.,
where the deceased formerly lived.