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Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Another Bread Famine

The town was visited by another
bread famine today, the second in two
short weeks. At O'Clock this morn
ing the bake shops had practically sold
out and there was not a loaf of bread
on the market. a similar state of
affairs occurred on July 4. The bread
famine today is due to the demand
for the staff of life" to be used at
the Business Mems picnic.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
To Feed Twelve Hundred.

Every ticket for the Business Men S
picnic has been disposed of and 1900
were printed 1t is expected the day
at Boucher's will break all records in
point of numbers who go over the
creek. The stores closed early in the
afternoon and all of the clefsSs took
of the occasion. Provision
has been made to feed twelve hu inbred.
but many more are expected.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Royal Arcanum Meeting.
SpeciaI Disnatch 70 ErenIns CapitaL

Detroit. Mich, July ls-A conven'
tion of representatives of Royal Area
mum councils throughout Michigan is
in session here today to consider the
recently announced changes in the
orders insurance rates. The advance
in rates has aroused deep feeling
among the membres in this state and
it is likely that vigorous protest will
be sent to the supreme council.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Johnson To Meet Ferguson

Special Dispatch TO Evening Capital
Boston. Mass July lS.-The Doug
las Athletic Club of Chelsea has ar
ranged a promising card of events for
its boxing show tonight Jack John
son and Sandy Ferguson, two of the
foremost negro fighters in the coun-
try, will meet in the feature bout.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Plenty of Sand.

The three bugeyes Louise. Laura
J. and Commodore, of Captain George
Thomas freighting fleet. arrived in
port last night and early this morning
from the Severn river sand bank S
with shipments of building sand The
sand, which will be used at the Naval
Academy, is now being discharged at
the Construction Company's docks on
the Academy water front.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Maids Night OFF.

In many families Thursday is the
maid 5 night off. Why not take your
whole family to supper at the delight
full supper TO be served on Mr. NAL
coin Watson's lawn at Germantown.
Transportation in vehicles from
Church Circle at street car fare rates.
See ad. in another column.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Atlantic City Horse Show
Special Dispatch Evening Capital.

SpeciaI Ulspstch Evening NapltaI
Atlantic City. Nj, July $50
ciety deserted the pleasures of the
beach and the board walk today for
Inlet Park, where the seventh annual
exhibition of the Atlantic City Horse
Show Association was opened under
happy auspices. The entry list this
year is exceptionally large and of a
high class aud the show promises to be
highly successful Five thousand dol
lars in prizes in addition to a number
of trophies will be distributed among
the winners in the various classes.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
SPARKSFROM THE TELEGRAPH
News Items Gathered From All
Parts of The Country
Condensed.
SOME THINGS OF INTEREST
TO THE PUBLIC.
Trans Mississippi Commercial Con
gress To Convene At Port
land, Ore.
Central Illinois Tennis.
Special pispatch to ErenlnE Capital.

SLr~lal LlsDallN 70 LFtILIH1 NNN1I@1s
Bloomington, ILL.,, July .1S-The
first tournament of the new Central
Illinois Tennis Association opened aus
piciously here today. The association
embraces teams in Peoria, Blooming
ton, Jacksonville, Springfield. Decatur,
Champaign. Quincy and Galesburg.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
A Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party may be
given 10 your stomach and liver, by
giking a medicine which will relieve
laeir pain and discomfort. VIZ: DIR King S
New Life Pills. They arc most Won
derful remedy, adording sure relief and
cure, for headache, dizziness and con.
stipation. 25c at Feldmeyer Bros, City
Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Admiral Chester at Gibraltar.

The Navy Department is informed
that the cruiser Minneapolis arrived at
Gibraltar Sunday with Rear Ad-
miral Chester, superintendent Of the
naval observatory, and party OH board.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Ice Run Short.

The supply Of ice was not equal to
the demand this morning and their
was cry for ice, Four wagons could
not get their usual supply and the Ice
Company sent to Baltimore for more
Ice,
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Permits Granted.

Sheriff Hardy has issued permits to
the hanging of William Leazer, col
ored, which takes place OH Friday.
Permits have been given the press,
physicians and few others to witness
The execution
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
Big Catch.

John Frank, the popular fisherman
caught between 600 and 700 rock this
morning. They were mostly shipped
to the Baltimore markets.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
A CARD.
Special Notice to The Public.

Special Notice to The Public.
We wish to thank all our patrons
and friends for their past patronage.
AS we desire to be remembered i'll
every home with a souvenir, in order
TO do this we respectfully urge you one
and all to favor US with your address.
either by phone or by leaving the ad-
dress at our store. AS it is important
to have same by July %, we hope you
will comply with our request before
that date.
Respectfully Yours,
The Hub, 2S and 30 Market Space.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
The College Ave. Baptist
Church Bible School
WILL HOLD ITS
ANNU AL PICNIC
At BOuCherS -On-the-Spa,
On Wednesday, July 18th.
Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice Is hereby given, That the su hscriber Of
Anne Arundel county, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Anne Arundel county, in
Maryland, letters Of Administration on the per-
sonal estate Of LOUIS y. HENKEL. late
of Anne Arundel county, deceased. Allt per
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber, on or
before the
10th DAY OF JANUARY 1000.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of the said estate All persons
indebted 70 said estate are requested 70 make
immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th day of
July, 1905
DIR. CHARLES 3. HENKEL.
Administrator.
Evening capital., 1905-07-18
PAUL ZONES
A Mastery Pen Picture of the
Great Naval Hero is presented in
"7XE TOPY IOVEP." ;"
BY SARAH ORNE JEwEr1

A novel of absorbing interest dealing
with the stirring times in which Paul
Jones lived. Price, $l.0O. For sale at
all bookstores. IL Il
Evening capital., 1905-07-18

ST. DENlS.HoTEL NEW YORK
Cor. Broadway and nth St. Centrally
located. European Plan. Moderate
Charges. Excellent cuisine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
The kilograms idea.

Speculation is rife as TO whom judge
WolveTton will appoint United States
district court clerk. Ia. d. Mckee
the present incumbent, is a candidate
in the sense that he Is willing 10 70
main in ofiee, il the new judge wants
him, but he Is not actively after the
place,
Mention has been made Of Edmund
10. Giltuer and Henry E. Reed as prob
able candidates, and Percy Kelly, OF
Albany, Judge Wolverton's old home
is also said TO be after the job
In the event Of Mckee is not re,
tained, G. II. Marsh, at present deputy
in the Office, might become a candidate
ami il is probable that his appointment
would be highly acceptable to the bar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
PERSONALS

Mrs. Cusick went 20 Albany today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watson returned
90 Portland this morning.
Mrs. Charles p. Fuller IL visiting Al
bauy friends today.
state Treasurer Moore Il taking in
the game az Corvallis.
Rov. st. Pierre returned this morn
ing from a trip 10 Albany.
Senator Croisau IL transacting busi.
ness In the metropolis today.
Secretary Of State Dunbar and wife
departed this morning Tor Astoria.
Mrs. W. o. Smith is among the VIII,
iamotto enthusiasts at tho game today
J. A. simpson returned this morn.
ing from a business trip 10 Portland.
W 3. Duniway, Of Portland, was a
business visitor 10 this city yesterday.
Miss Eunaho Craig went TO Portland
this morning, for a visit with friends,
Josephene Adams, Of Oak Grove, has
registered no student AZ tho uniyer'
sity.
Mrs. Rebecea Morris and daughter.
Eva, are visiting Il. n. MooFes, In this
city
Coach waddell, Of the MeMinnville
football team, Joined the excursion 70
Corvallis today.
Miss Agnes Rice an accomplished
violinist OF Albany, has been visiting
friends In this city.
Mrs. W/D. Belding Of Portland who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Potter left
FOR Newport this morning.
J. II, Albert, who has been attend
ing the good roads convention al Cor
wallis, returned homo this morning
President Coleman, Of the UniveFsi,
~, goes 10 North Yakima this after,
noon, 10 assist in the dedication Of a
church.
Among the Gervais people in the city
this week were Charles LeBun, b. p.
Stevens, DR.. Fairchild, Pat Kelly and
Ellis Stevens.
Dr. Jasper Long, Of Seattle, who has
been the guest Of brother aud sister
In this city for some time, returned
home yesterday,
Miss Edna Jones, Of Brooks was in
the city yesterday, and returned home
this morning, accompanied by Miss Jes
sic HaFFitt, who viii visit her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
GREAT
GAME
TODAY
willamette Meets Corvallis =
The Contest Should be
Notable One

Two hundred and more Of those whose
voices grow hoarse shouting civilian.
etten left this morning for Corvallis,
with hearts beating high with hope. It
was indeed a gay sight that the happy
crowd presented as they we're purchas-
ing tickets and waiting for tho train.
They were not making a great deal Of
noise. but the subdued excitement was
intense. The bright colors Of cardinal
and old gold were everywhere present
in abundance.
Every man Of the sturdy eleven
which is now representing Salem at
Corvallis was filed to the brim with
determination and hope. Determine
tion 20 play as they never played be.
fore. and hope Of winning the victory
None more clearly than they knew The
strength Of tho opposition that they
were going to be compelled to face
this afternoon. They knew that Il
would be no disgrace to be defeated by
the sturdy "farmcrs, and they also
know that the victory was ono that
the victory was one that would well
be worth the winning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24

Company, which holds tho contract
from tho city, has had FOR several days
a large gang Of men busy preparing
and hallowing out tho Foadbed FOR Ia
covering OF crushed rock. The entire
Improvement Is 10 be finished In less
than four weeks.
South Commercial street, when the
paving is finished, viii be tho connect
ing link between the city Of Salem
and tho finest bic OF road In tho state
OF Oregon II is tho main county road
running up through tho finest section
OF tho Willamette valley FOR a distance
Of rs miles. IL Is all rock ballasted
and constantly kept In superb eondi'
tion, despite tho large tFahle eontinu'
ally passing over A.
The South Commercial street paving
Is being 'done In a very substantial
manner, and Is guaranteed 20 last a
decade with comparatively no cost for
repairs The property that pays for
tho work will no doubt receive a Eve
fold return In increased value as is
usually the ease In large municipal i'm
provements,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
PARTIAL PARALYSIS
Severe Case Yields 10 DR. w,u,
Pink Pills.
Patients Face Was So Dr,-
Could Hardly Eat
or See.

Nervous people should keen -.
watch upon themselves for tho s~,..
generally described as nervor,-... !.
often the first sign Of serious H..
The person who gives Dr. w1r,..
Pink Pills a trial for nervousness, 1, \.
only taking the best rosgibls -,
ment but is also insurinp ag,i,.,
we're nervous disorders, such ss No.,
paralysis and locomotor atavio 80
these pills when ordinary trs,,n..'
failed.
Il had been feeling badly for,t..
time" said Mr.. Harry Bemis Of n,
vile, Washington county, N. Y. u,.i
in tho early part Of September iv
/ was compelled 60 quit work q, ].
count Of my III health. Nv tr-p
was at first extreme nervousness, A..
my sight became affected and =.
suited an occulist, who said vss-t
fcring from paralysis. lie treated =,
for somo time, but I got no bsu,s
I tried another doctor and again f,ll
to gain any relief. Ny nervousness 4,
creased. Slight noises would slrs.
mako me wild. Ny mouth was d,,
20 could scarcely cat and one ,1e ~,
affected 20 I could hardly see I IA
very little use Of my limbs, IN ias, /
was almost a complete wreck.
"f am all right now and am 4, ua,f
again. That Ia because FOLLOWED ur
wifo's advice AMI took Dr. VILLAS,
Pink Pills. She had used the rsnss
herself with tho most gratifying rssss
and she persuaded mo 90 try IN
whom II appeared that the doctors W.,
unable 20 help me.
"Thcy acted very surely IN ny ,,r
for my face came back into shaps az
much sooner than I had expected va
entirely well. They simply vpftsi
wonders for mo, as every ono 10 ah
place knows, and I am glad 10 hslp o.
crs by telling tho story"
Tho reason why DR.. Williams pi,i
pills effect such remarkable cures 4
because thoy purify and eHrisA d,
blood, which nourishes tho blood ssi
gives strength 90 every orgaa oi q,
body. They have cured obstinate sssi
Of neuralgia, nervous prosiFatioa ~
atiea, insomnia, ~ well as o. plis
paralysis. They arc also the bss, 10
ic In all cases Of weakness, as DE Es-
~ requirpd FOR tho daily work 4 Ne
all comes from the blood Al dfuEsi
sell them. Write the DE- Wllan
Medical Co, sehnoetady n. Y, =
further information.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
RURAL
PHONE
SYSTEM
Pacific Co. States Terms on
Which Connection Can be
Made With its Lines

In reply TO a request made by the
Greater Salem Commercial Club TO the
Pacific States Telephone Company, asic.
ing that the rural telephone lines be
permitted TO connect with the city
lines, President Hofer, Of that organi.
zation, this morning received the fol.
lowing letter'
Salem, Or, Nov. 22, 1876.
Mr.. +. Hofer, President Of the Com.
mercial Club, Salem. Or.i
Dear sri Mr.. j. H. Thatcher in.
structs me TO give YOU tho following
rates for the mutual line telephones
that are asking for a line into Salem.
The subscribers TO equip their tele-
phones with our transmitters and re.
ceivers, for which they are to pay a
yearly rental Of $500 per year, and In
addition to the rental to pay their por.
tion Of the loop limo rental Of $4,000
per year, this loop limo charge being
for tho line we build out 10 connect
with them at the city limits. This
will. II there are 100 subscribers using
tho loop, be t2.9O per year each, n so
subscribers, s2.4O each per year, or II
thoy have two loop lines coming into
Salem with 100 subscribers using tho
loops be $40 each per year for tole.
phone that will give them connection
with all Of tho subscribers connected
with tho Salem exchange, two loops viii
give them all good service with Salem,
this rate will be given to all who own
their own telephones II wo furnish
tho entire telephone the rate will be
$500 pcr year, and their proportion Of
tho loop limo Of $1,000 per year. This
would make their service cost them be.
tween Is and 10 cents per month each
and 6s cents II We furnished tho tclo
phone complete.
Tho subscribers 10 build their lines
20 tho city limits aud keep them In re'
pair 20 that point
Yours truly,
W. II. DANCY,
Company Manager FOR the Pacific
States Tel. & Tel. Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24

Sehilling's Best make gen.
erous business. Your grocer
Is generous with IL. Moneybaek
costs him nothingi costs no.
body anything.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
X-RAYS


Good roads conventions now means
good rides Ia tho future.
Tho Portland Journal Is suffering a
genuine nightmare, or rather an OK
aggorated hop dream, Wake up,
noighbor, turn over and quit snoring.
There were several serapes on Com
morcial street Thursday, and one or
two today, The only person arrested
on account Of them was named Mud
just mud mud.
MeCurdy has consented 10 continue
his mismanagement Of his insurance
company al half price, $4,000, a year.
Considering his past worth, $50 a month
would be a big price FOR his grade Of
talent,
The Telegram gives list Of names,
an Portland people, one OF whom il
thinks will be selected by Judge VOL
vertou Tor clerk Of the district court.
Tho Telegram Is way on. IL will not
be Portland man, and Il viii be a
much larger gun than any Of those
named.
Randolph Barton, JF,, OF Baltimore,
objects 20 tho newspapers eTitieising
tho insurance companies, because
"evory blow at the companies hits the
policy holdors" The officers aud man
ayers jolt the policy holders hard
enough, no doubt, but the newspapers
az least don't rob them by collecting
double the cost Of insurance and tax
ing the surplus.
II sounds an right 10 talk about
this country regulating tho Car OF
Russia and compelling Leopold Of Bel
gium TO treat his African subjects more
leniently but just at present, with the
trusts, railroads insurance companies
and others Of that nk, this neck OF the
woods has not time TO shoe the flies on
anything else
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
VARSITY
TRAIL

There viii BE- more fun 20 Che square
inch AZ Tioga han next Saturday night
than was ever had before 10 tho city
Of salem in tho same length OF time.
Tho college girls are putting forth eV'
cry effort 10 make tho VARSITY
Trail" and bazaar a bowling success
ana they never fail, There will be pret'
~ girls aud fun galore No ono should
miss this, Tor ID Is the chance OF a
lifetime Come and forget that you
are old aud we're ever troubled with in'
digestion. IL win be a sure cure foE
the blues, and Is warranted not 20 rip
wear, tear or run down at tho heels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET.
The Large Force Of Men WIN oOmplet'
II In Thirty Days.

City Recorder MoOres and Chief Of
Police Cornelius this morning com
menced serving the assessment notices
on the property owners who are to pay
for the South Commercial street inn
provemenk There are considerably
over 100 notices to be served, aud this
represents the number Of property
owners who win share the cost Of the
work, $4,000.
The improvement is prOgressing
rapidly. The Warren Construction
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
Cooked Food sale

Tho Christian church ladies vii 81
homemade salt-Fisihg bread aHl A,P
yeast bread, cakes, pies, baked beans
salads and dressed chickens, sfsan in'
fruits, tomorrow, November 25iA, a. J
w. HaFFitt's grocery store, iie s''''
street. Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
1T Thank the Lordl',

cried Hannah Plant, OF Little Rock
Ark, "for the relief I got from Buck,
lens ATniea salye. II cured my fear,
ful running sores, which nothing else
would heal, and from which / had sui,
feFed for 5 years" II is a marvellous
healer for cuts, burns and wounds.
Guaranteed at J. @. Psrry's drug store;
25e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24

Charles LaFeh, aged about so years,
died at his room In tho Gross hotel, at
Eugene, last night OF heart failure.
LaFeh came 20 Eugene from Portland
Monday night, and worked day aud
half In a meat market Nothing
further is known about him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24

Eva Marshall, who has been causing
.some trouble at Albany, has been ad-
Judged insane by the physicians, and
was brought TO the asylum today. Her
brother is on his way here from Penn
sylvania aud when he arrives viii no
doubt take charge Of the unfortunate
woman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
Great Out In Prices.

Let tho little folks come and look
over our counters for their Xmas pur'
ehases. We have many things their
pennies will buy. Remember we con
duet a regular "l0-eent" store, with
higher.prieed articles Then again re.
member everything Is reduced in price
-tl articles 10 s5e, e5e TO l5c, Toe "a
Te.
With every 25eent purchase you get
a ticket on our dne enc doll, 10 be Civ
ON away Xmas She receives her many
friends every day so don't fail 20 call
and see her, al the Economy store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24

Robert r. Tandy a Lane s''i'l
pioneer OF 1881, died a few miles a'Fii
Of Eugene Wednesday evening ~,
"a years. He was born in Miss
and was never married He leaFs 2
brother, W. s. Tandy, ana two $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24
SAVE YOUR NEW BUGGE

For sale, seven old buggiss %
class oFderj new and secondhand iA-
aud spring wagons, also one nearly -
studebaker surrey, and a top eiifo
or baggage wagon. Werner fs-
proprietor, North Liberty So. li-f-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-24

Mrs y. D. selfridge, who was striek.
en- with appoplexy a few days ago at
her home In Eugene, died yesterday.
She was 70 years old, and had been a
resident OF Eugene for II years
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
SKETCHES OF THE APPoINTEEs.

GENERAL THEODORE ALFRED BINGHAM
Commissioner. was graduated from West Point
with the class Of 70. and has served in the army
since that time Born at Andover. Conn., he
is now torty-seyen years old Two years after he
graduated he promoted TO first neuten-
ant Eight years later he made captain, and
in 1888 he was promoted to major His first eleven
years in the army served in the engineer corps
From 1890 to 1892 Captain Bingham was military
attache 10 the United States Legation at Berlin
In 1892 he transferred Rome, where
he served in the same capacity for two years He
in charge of public buildings and grounds at
Washington. with the rank OF colonel. from March
g. 1897. TO May l. 1903.
After being detached from Washington in 1903
General Binghams next duty the direction of
all the great river and harbor works the lower
Great Lakes district. It while engaged in
the discharge OF the duties of this office and while
actually taking hand in the work of hosting
large holt onto pier. that he met with the acci-
dent which ended his active service.
The derrick fell, crushing OF his legs. and it
only after long months OF careful surgery that
his life saved at the expense of an annputated
could no longer meet the army requirements phys
tcally he was retired, July IL, 1e04. AS a mark of
appreciation of his preceding services. President
Roosevelt the day before his retirement. made him
He married Miss Lucille Rutherford. OF ST. Louis
on December Is, 1881 General Bingham Is q rnenl-
ber OF the Metropolitan Club. of Washington; the
ter Yacht Club. Of Chester, n. C His home in re-
cent years has been at Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-30
MORE HAZING CASES.
Trial of Midshipn1an Coffin Ended
at NaUdI Academy.

Annapolis. Ind. Dec. 2s.-The court martial at the
Naval Academy to-day finished the trial of Mid
shipman Trenmor Coffin. jr.. accused of hazing
Midshipman Jerdone P. Kimbrough. and the record
will go at to Admiral Sands for action, al
though Mr. Theali. counsel for Coffin. has fled a
request that it be forwarded to the Secretary OF
the Navy for review. Mr.. Theall urges that YER
dict of guilty. If rendered, be set aside. that the
naval regulations were violated by allowing Kim
brough to testify when he could not identify the
accused midshipman, and also because ne was not
impeach Kimbrough's testimony by Showing that
his reputa ton for Yeracity was not good.
The fact developed to-day that in addition to Mid
shipman Stephen Decatur, jr., charged with four
instances of haZing, another member of the gradu-
ating class is under the charge, and others
will be brought to trial under like allegations.
Nidshipman Decatur was brought before the court
this afternoon, but Mr.. Theall asked that recess
be taken until tomorrow afternoon. and the re-
quest granted.
against whom charges Of hazing have been filed
is Worthwa1ght Foster, of New-Albany Ind. The
specifications have not been made public 1t is also
understood that Carroll g. Graves, of Spokane
wash is under arrest, and that charges will be
filed against him. Nor is this case the end for it
is known that several other members of the first
class have received intimations that they must
answer the same charge in the near future.