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Evening journal., 1905-04-11
IMPROVEMENTS FOR
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Plans Submitted for a Large
Drill Hall and Gym
naSlum

Architect Eobeson L. Perot, Of Phila-
dclphia. has prepared plans for drin
haM and gymnasium for Delaware Col
icge which has bccn needed for long
time. The hoard of trustees has appointed
"a building committee to arrange tor the
inprovcmcnt. the committee comprising
T.. W.. Curtis, of Newark, chairman;
James 1iossinger ibr H. C. NJ Kolloclt,
and George G. Kerr, of Newark. and
Lewis =. Bush OF Wilmington.
Tho plans were submitted TO this com-
mitt tas yesterday and when approved bids
viii be asked Tor.
The plans drawn by Mr.. Pcrot provide
for 20 building foriy-hvc feet wide and
ninety feet deep. built of Flemish blonde
brick The han VIII be ono story In
heiAht with lofty ceiling and peaked
roof. and there also will be "a basement
which reaily furnishes another floor. The
interior finish will be of brick, so there
Wi be no plastering TO dampen and
crumble. This also will give "a sanitary
building, for hose can be turned against
the wall and they can be scrubbed when
ever necessary ~
The main floor will have an area of
forty feet by ninety teel, unObstruc-
ted by anything This will be the drill
0oor and gymnasium floor. Shrtine
the walls and ten feet above the floor
will be the running track. suspended by
steel supports from the ceiling girdcrs
In the basement VIII be a swimming
pool, shower and other baths and the
lockers. The swimming pool will be q
feet by 37A feet, and of varying depth
Tho pool will be cement lined
Adjoining IT viii be the bath room
equipped with shower baths, running ho
aud cold water ana all conveniences. It
the adjoining room will be the lockers
sufficient for the entire student body anc
faculty. The shower bath room will be
: .iia feet by % feet.
The last Legislature appropriated $500
60 be used for Improvements.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
ATHLETICS BOOM At
DELAWARE COLLEGE
Baseball Eand Track Teams
Expect to Make Good
Showing
speeInl 10 rhe EvenIng Journal.

Newark, April 11-Delaware College
reopencd yesterday after the spring
vacation and athletics took on new life
Baseball practice is now i'm fun swing
and thetprospects for a successful sea-
son are bright. Clptain Wilson has
from last years team. Davis GOoden,
Stewart, Lyndall, Cooper and himself.
who will form good nuclaus for this
seasons club. The team is being
coached by Lca willis and Victor
willis the latter being the former
star pitcher of the Boston National
League club.
More attention win begivcn to batting
uhs year, as Dclnware's teams have
been somewhat weak In this depart
ment for several seasons. Vic Willis is
looldng after this end of the work and
from appearances Delaware viii de-
VcluD several sluggers. Lea Willis is
booking after the fielding end of the
lame and with this department i'm such
good hands there need be no fear of
.many misplays.
A new venture in baseball at Dela-
ware this year, is a regularly organized
scrub team. The scrubs viii line up
against the varsity every day and will
ALSO have q schedule arranged. The
Varsity's FIRST game viii be played on
April 22, at South Bethlehem, Pa.
with Lohigh University. This win be-
the hist time that these institutions
have met An am athletic contest. Lehigh
WIS scheduled for the opening game
last season. but on account of rain the
contest WAS not played Manager
Bowler has arranged a hard schedule,
but Delaware should win a majority
of the games.
About fifteen men have reported to
Pref Short for the track team
Warrington. 'O5, has been elected cap
tain. lie is the only one of last years
tnm who is out this season, so a new
ltclm viii rerf osent Delaware at the
University Of Pennsylvania relay races
in Philadelphia April %. Coach Shon'
| IS woi king hand with the men and ex-
peets to get "a prize at those events.
/ The students are we'll satisfied with
the plans and location Of bhe new
1 gymnasium and are anXiously await.
/ ing its erection.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
PRODUCE ouoTATIoNs
Yesterdays Closing Prices In IN
Principal Markets.

Principal Markets.
Philadelphia-Flour steady; winter
extras, S4.1Od 430; Penna. roller.
clear, S4.20q4.40;- city mills. fancy,
S590@6.25. Rye flour firm; per bar
red. new, $i.OSK9IO4' Corn steady:
No. yellow, local 5Ol5c. Oats FIRM;
No. 2 white, clipped. 371zc.; lower
grades, 36c. Hay steady; No. 1 timo-
thy, S14615 for large bales. Pork
steady; family, $l7 Beef firm; beef
hams. s23024 Live poultry steady;
hens. 13i5c.; old roosters, 1Oc. Dressed
poultry firm; choice fowls. 14hc.; old
roosters, 10c. Butter steady; cream.
ery. 32c. Eggs steady; New York and
Penna.. iSlRc. doz. Potatoes steady:
new, per bushel, $4,000.
Baltimore-Wheat quiet; No. red,
s1.OSA @1.OS1s; steamer No spot
$1O0A d1.O01a; southern, S7c.0
si OOib Corn steady: mixed sp0t. 51
m51i[c.; steamer mixed, AK G51hc.:
southern, 4Sd5 12c. Oats firm white
No. 2, 36@361sc.; No. 3, 35635kc.:
35Ibc.; No. 9. 34G341ac.; Nc. 4. az
633hc. Butter steady; creamery sep
arator. extra. 20M30c.; held, 28m2 29c..
prints. tic; Maryland and Penna
dairy prints, 2702Sc. Eggs steady:
afncy Maryland and Penna., 161kc.:
Virginia, l612c.; West Virginia, 16hc.;
New York-Butter irregular; COM
mon to extra creamery, 2002Sc.: do.
held. 2Od27c.; do. state dairy 200
PC; do. renovated, $50 23c.; do. west
ern factory. 1SQ22c.; western imita-
tion creamery, 20d24c. Cheese firm:
state full cream small colored and
white. fancy, 14l4c.; do. fine, 13Ac.;
do. late made, cOlOred and white.
Choice, 1S#c.; do. fair 10 good, 12N al
l2%c.; DO. poor, 10A Q11%c.; do. fair
10 good. ia 011%c.; do. poor, IOK
ollie; Skins, fun to light. 4AQ10lkc.
Eggs firm; state, Penna- and nearby,
fancy selected white. 20c.; do. choicep
l1S16 d19c. do. mixed, extra, 1SikQht
western storage packed 1Sc.:
frsts, 17hc.; southerns, 16617c. 4 -
poultry firm; western chickens. car
fowls. l5lac.; old turkeys, lec; Dfom g. g.
Mi2c.: fowls. 13G14c.; turkek Fourt
20c Potatoes steady; Lo2G m. 10 8
81 5062; state and western1
Jersey sweets. per cloth d usual
s3Gb5 Cabbages quiet; FIN Souther
barrel crate. S1.5002.
Paint Your Roof Norintendent.
80 s----A---s- --A>--A - 49,
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
SMALL BLAZE CAUSED COMMOTION
Fire at H. G n. Company Brought Out
Entire Department.

An incipient blaze caused much eX-
oitement at the yards of the Harlan
q HolIlngsworth Company yesterday
afternoon, and the result was that a
general alarm wus turned in.
The blaze occurred on the roof of the
north end of the boiler shops and was
caused by sparks setting fire to the dry
woodwork. Owing to the fact that a
strong wind was blowing from the
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
IS P 0 R T s
REPAUN0 TEAM Wins
PENNANT AND $50
Commercial League Bowling
Season Ended Last Night.
Dinner to Follow

The Commoch Bowling Lengue
closed its season last night ANA Jhe
Reaauno team gets Che $50 offered for
the i've winning the most games. This
teams record is a grnes woa and Is
lost with percentage of GIL
But Uvo teams ropel lust night the
Repauno Winning all thne games from
Aiulnn's The pusey * Jones tesnn was
scheduled 10 ron siX games with
lSnellcrAurg, BUT 10 forfeited them %
non-appelnnce Despite this fact the
Ry,auno which has rolled every gums
as scheduled finished at the top of the
Colunn.
10 IS likely that the tournament VIII
be formally closed with a dinner the
date Of which is yet to be selected.
These scores We're made i'm the closing
games last night:
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
MULLINS.
1913 100 N7
STANDING or TEAMS.
PISTOL CLUBS GOOD SCORES
Defeated the Battery A Team in a
Contest.

The Wilmington Rifle and Pistol
Club and Light Battery a, Massa-
chusetts Volunteer Militia, have COM
pleted their scores I'm "a match game.
The conditions were six men to each
team, each man to shoot three strings
of ten shots each ON Standard Ameri-
can Target at a distance Of fifty yards
land under time limit of 36 minutes
for the 30 shots
The Battery A team used revolvers,
and were allowed two points on each
string, or six points per man, as
against the Wilmington team using
pistols. This was the first match
shoot boy the Wilmington team, and the
result of the shoot was gratifying.
The scores.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
SUNDAY s.hool worker. to Meet.

Sunday School workers are invited TO
attcnd meeting tomorrow evening iu
the M. T.. church al New Castle The
object of this meeting Is 10 effect am or
eanisation and elect officers foi New
Castle hundred.
Several interesting ana Instructive
speakers viii be present among tnem he-
ing Professor II. S Goldey and the Rev.
Edgar Franklin. THE meeting Will make
"a complete organization of New Castle
county in connection with the Internal
tiunal Sunday School Association.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
SAMUEL LEES CO, FIN, s.s; ..s ss,s,. a.,... st..

South, a general alarm was sent in
from box No. So. Before the companies
arrived. however, the firms fire depait-
ment extinguished the blaze. While
responding to. the alarm the Friend
ships engine collided with am ice
wagon, which was standing in front of
Armour & Company's plant and upset
it. Ice was spilled in all directions
but no one was injured.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11

MlLMlNGTON.
CANDIDATES PRACTlClNG
Thirty Players Trying for Delaware
College Team.

Candidates for the Delaware College
baseball team are practicing daily.
There are thirty ion the squad aud all
.of them are putting up hard fight
for places on the team.
Ralph Bowler manager Of the team,
hns arranged a good schedule. NJ.
Hayes Wilson of Dover, as captain OF
this years team.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
Marrnn We. Oriental.

This evening. at the Academy alleys,
The Warren howlins team VIII play the
strong Oriental five. Of Philadelphia
This will be the third ana decid .ng
game of series between these two
teams, each having won one game. Play
will start at s o'clock sharp.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
ciroua win Not Appoar.

Although booked To appear here on
May l5 the Barnum and Bally Circus viii
not cNhibit The show Is now at the
Madison Square Garden in Now York and
if % concludes its-engagomeni there be-
fore May Is, it will appear in York. Pa
On Lhat dnte.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
ThursdaY lhe ceaE,l Nlahl out.

You need not mind that. Take sup-
GER with Junior AuNlliary Of Ainqua-
d1le Home at the New-Century Club.
aid help along q good cause. supper
from 70 O'Clock, Fancy articles,
candy &cr D. SALE
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
FunsraI oI Mrs. MaIoney.
snaclal 10 rno sveninr Jonsnai

-T'ITII 70 IITU II||WTTI- I"WI II"I7
Toe1scui Apral Mrs. Thomas
Naionay. who has been in poor hollth
for severed years. died at her hume in
Grey street on Friday morning. Cause
81 delth was heart toublc Funeral
services we've held m the AZ. p. church
1ssicray afternoon, with iDiemnent iu
tle NJ. l.. cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE CLARENDON
Virginia Avenue, near Beach,
Atlantic city. MI

AtIantIc IIIyl n, d
Rooms en-suite with tiled baths; sun
parlort steam heat, electric lights, ele-
vator to street level. Perfect sanitation;
two minutes to Steel Pier and convenient
10 all amusements. Rates $3.50 TO $3.50
daily. $40 to SIS weekly Booklet upon APP
plication. NJ. d. NEIMAN.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11

i,chine piles? Never mind il ply
sic.ans have failed TO euro you. Try
loln's Ointment No failure there
GO cents. at any drug store.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
Orders for Easter Flowers

will be received by the Junior Auxiliary
Minquadale Home, at the bazaar and
supper to be held i'm the New-Century
Club building Thursday evening. Sup
per served from to o'clock.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
Hats Trimmed FreeOf Charge
Lee s co.
Department Store,
S. <. Corner
Fifth and Market Streets.
Trimmed Hats

Refinement and elegance. We hear
this expression from all who visit this
department. Our stock large; our
prices low. DO not think of buying
your Spring Hat before seeing us. II
you buy your mtninmcd Hat and
trimmings of us we viii trim your hat
free of change.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
coIIene Team Reoraaniled.

The Goldey College baseball team
was reorganzed yesterday. Harry
Bauer was elected manager and r.. c..
Fleetwood was chosen captain.
Evening journal., 1905-04-11
Mems Shoes and Oxfords

Brown vici Kid, patent leather box
calf and black vic Kid Elucher or
lace styles. An sizes. Worth $500
at $500
Evening journal., 1905-04-11

Bay box Of U-dI-No Minis Today-rc
and csc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
DIED

M MFADDBN.-At the home OF =
Frizzell, Salem, Sunday, N0'e-.
5, 1905, Galbreath MeFadden 8
so years.
Deceased was a citizen Of Wes' L
ginia. The remains were take-
MOundsville, that state for bufl'A
the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. MeFadden was on a Visit y
brothers. children when death ofo'
him. He had been to California :.
in tho gold mining days He - \
twice as a Republican in the ws'' !
ginia senate, aud was suPerin'''
Of the penitentiary twice.
Mr.. MeFadden lad but one a''
to come to Oregon and see h1
tivea When this was reaii1''
seemed to have nothing to live 10. !
soon passed away. His visit
one week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
PORTLAND
EXCURSION
SATURDAY
Half Fare Rate Saturday. on
Account of Football Game
II 200 90

Manager sayage, OF the Willamette
football team announeed this morning
that the big excursion 10 Portland next
Saturday % SO the Willamette Multn0-
NAH football game, is now assured. He
has secured a rate of sl65 for the
round trip, on condition that 200 peo-
pie viii agree to 90 down. The tick
cts are 10 be good until Sunday night.
More than 100 students have already
signi6ed their intention Of going, and
il is thought that the remaining num-
ber win be more than made up by sa-
lemites. Ii Will be necessary, howev-
er, to know by Thursday evening at
A o'clock the exact number, and any
ono who wishes 20 60 and secure the
rate, should sign one Of the lists which
can be found at either Of the book
stores, at Myers barber shop, and at
Waters or Wiprut's cigar stores.
The matter Of the officials has been
settled satisfactorily, and the Salem
team viii be sure 10 receive a square
deal W. Lair Thompson, of Albany,
or Chester Murphy viii be referee,
while H. olineer, of this city, will be
the umpire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
PETITION
FOR PARDON
OF RYAN
Signed by Many Business Men
Strong Showing Made In
His Behalf

The petition for the pardon Of James
RYAN. now under sentence Of three
years in the penitentiary for the lar
ceny Of $4,000 stake money in a foot
race in this. city last year, was pre-
sented to Governor Chamberlain yes.
terday afternoon by a delegation Of
well.kuown local citizens The numer.
ously signed document was placed in
the hands Of Oregon's chief executive
by Charles A. Gray, Hal d. Patton, j.
@. Graham. Dan Tarpley, +. p. Talk.
inpton and L. r. stinson.
The governor was told the main
facts Of the case in a brief manner.
Mr.. Talkington made a statement. He
said that the money Ryan Is claimed
70 have stolen had az no time ever been
in Ryan's hsn,is. That Il had always
reposed in his, Talkington's safe, and
that he had paid Il over on Ryan's or.
der.
Tho petition rccites the history Of
tho case In detail 10 IL well signed
by many Of The most PROMINENT busi.
ness anil professional men in the city,
persons who have como 70 know Ryan
we'll since his residence in this city,
and who doubt bis guilt.
According 60 thc usual custom Of
the governor, a request has been made
upon tho district attorney who prose.
cutod tho case. FOR bis statement of
Tho facts AZ well as bis rocommenda.
tion 10 the matter tt has been usual
for Tho governor % follow out tho die.
trict attorneys recommendation. John
II. MeNary, district attorney. who
prosecuted tho easc. would not make a
siaiemcnt THE morning. He sald that,
on request Of Governor Chamberlain,
ho would prepare a concise statomcn,
Of tho case, but that u was not hia
habit 30 recommend either mercy or
punishment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
PUSH
BROTHERS
PUSH
Tonight for the Development
of Western oregon

There viii be a special meeting Of
the Greater Salem Commercial Club to.
night at the police court room, for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to the
McMinnville development convention.
Also to appoint a reception committee
for tho Portland Business Mems Tx
eursion 10 be entertained at Salem next
Tuesday evening, and other matters Of
Importance 10 the city. Members and
business men are urged TO attend. A
communication viii be made public re.
lating TO the stayton telephone line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

Tho upward movement Of tho hop crop
Il continuing. Three large sales today,
- prices above last weeks ruling quo
tationa, win doubtless encourage hold
ers Tho hop mon report numerous or
dsrs on hand. bot there \ a strong dis
position on tho Part Of growers 10 hold
their crops.
J. NJ Russell bought this morning
the Walker Bro Eugene crop Of ato
bales AZ Q oonta Krebs Bros. today
paid i0M oonts FOR tho Colo a Nor.
tlnson crop a. Lineoln. Tho Brown
holhngs, OF 20 bales, was taken over
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Frank +. Kersey, Of Dallas, is in sa.
lom today.
A. W. anil VIM. Storm spent last
night in this city.
J. L. Cook, Of Cello, IL attending to
business matters In Salem.
/ p. J. and J. H. Hinton, Of Detroit,
Michigan, are visitors 70 this city ana
vicinity.
Homer W. Brooks, Of Pomeroy, Wash.
ing,on. is spending few days In this
vicinity.
/ II. @. Ferris, Of Portland, arrived
this morning 10 install tho pipe organ
az the University
II. y. Lounsbury travelling freight
agent for the Southern Pacific Co, is
IN tho city todat,
I Mra y. W. Rossiter, Of Portland
returned home this afternoon. after a
visit with her niece, Mra @. W. Evans
p. r. Hanke, tho Portland rcprc-
sentative Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee a
g. Paul railroad, IL IN The city today.
Mrs Sarah Boiling, Of Portland, ar.
rived this noon, AMI viii visit AZ tho
homo Of o, n. Potter, on East State
street
DR.. w Q. Kantnor, Of the Congrega.
tional church, left this morning for
Grants Pass, where he will Walt his
daughter.
Rov. Alfred Thompson, Of Lebanon,
addressed tho University students AZ
tho regular chapel exercises this morn,
Ing. Mr.. Thompson was formerly a
studant Al the University.
Hayes Temple, wife and ehild came
up from Portland this morning, and
arc visiting AZ tho homo Of J. A..
Bishop, on South Commercial street.
Mr. Temple is now travelling for the
Gaar, Scott a Co, threshing mashlne
manufacturers
George LounsbeFry, Of the william
eite football team, is Gan swelled up, ,"
because Of the fact that he came Ia
touch with some poison oak In fact
hs is 20 much "puffed up" about "a
that he can hardly see, and has been
taken % the hospital
John II, Stevenson, tho very clever
representative Of the Portland Evening
Telegram, Is In the city, as an advance
agent Of the Portland Business Men =
Excursion. He will give Salem a free
writeup and a fine sendofI, anl is the
right Kind Of man 10 remove the tend.
ency 20 stigmatize Portland as being
the big state hog
Clifford W, Cray OF Toledo, regis
tered at Willamette University yes
terday, Mr.. Gray was formerly stu
dent al MeMinnville college and was
one Of tho most prominent athletes at
that institution. He was captain Of
the football team two years ago, and
was ono OF the fastest men on the track
team. His track speeialties are the
spTints and the hurdles. He Joined the
football squad last night, and is trying
out for the position Of quarterback.
While ID is not thought that he will
make the place this year, he will make
an excellent substitute.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

scranton, Pa, ov. s.-Fve were
killed and l2 injured IN a collision on
the Bloomsbury division Of the Della
ware 4 Laeiawanna railroad, near here
this noon. The five dead are; Chas.
Snyder, John RingstOrfi, M J. Gra-
ham, Harry Greenwood, Il. stoekey.
Fatally hurt, Frank Poole, Christie
pher Beaver. Ten others were injured,
four seriously.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

The state board Of control Of public
institutions yesterday heard the report
of Superintendent Clarke, Of the mute
school 1t shows that there are now
76 pupils registered at that institution,
being the largest number ever en-
rolled. The work Of the school is pro
crossing most satisfactory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
Arizona Appointments.

Washington, Nov. s.-The President
today appointed Frederick s. Nave,
the present United States district at
torney OF Arizona, as associate justice
Of the territorial supreme court 10 sue
eeed Justice Tucker. Captain Joseph
IA d. Alezander, Of Phoenix, was ap-
pointed 70 succeed Nave as district at
torney.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08

Peter NyJstrom, Of Gates, the man
who was lost in the mountains nearly
two weeks ago, reached home Tuesday.
He had been wandering all this time
without food and without knowledge
of direction, and, but for meeting a
hunting party on the headwaters Of
the Claekamas, would have been
starved.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
GRAND ARMY
CAMP FIRE

Post Commander Daniel Webster pre-,
sided over a successful social reunion
and campfire OF tho Grand Army and
woman's Relief Corps. EldeF Goode
was called up and reviewed tho memor.
les Of the past Ia true post meeting
style, lie thought they could deuson-
strate patriotism by being law,abiding
citizens just as vel las they did on the
field OF battle. He was heartily APP
plaudoA The Misses Wogley sang a pa
thetie ballad, "fnto the Ward OF a
Whitewashed HONS" and responded
with an encore OF "The Blind Child, "
and were applmded for their talents
ComTade Gideon stolE happily recalled
the organization Of the post in 1859,
aud spoke feelingly OF some Of the
departed comrades, Crawford aud
Babeoek, The post was then 50 large
that it took a wagon load OF beans
aud other grub 10 feed them. Miss Al
tha Comeron sang The Golden
West is Home Sweet Home 10 Ne, 4"
and is a very promising young singer.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Burton
tke whole audience arose aud sang such
good old songs Marching Through
Georgia" and FAmeriea +" when the
whole company was invited TO sit down
70 a spread. Hon Frank Davey TO
spouded 10 a toast for those who were
not in the Civil War, but whose rela.
tiyes and friends took part.
A soldiers Monument.
Col. L. Hofer responded to the toast
the Grand Arms- and the Relief Corps
He referred to the disappearance of the
old familiar cry Of pension frauds, and
advocated a movement TO erect a mon,
ument by the state TO the soldiers and
sailors Of the Civil War. The state had
contributed TO erect monuments 10 Sen
atOr Nesmith, to the organizers Of the
provisional government at ChampOeg
and to Lewis aud Clark, but had done
nothing to treasure the memoir and
sacrifices OF the patriots Of 1860 to
1865. He thought the monument ought
20 be erected by the state at the state
capital, and advocated a bin being put
through the legislature. 1t was faI
more worthy and deserving than spend,
ing hundreds OF thousands OF dollars
on scalp bOunties and useless iuvestiga-
tiOns and forty other things, for which
the money was poured out like water.
The proposition was well received, d
the whole organization is to be put
back Of the movement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
MARRIED

STuRGIs-sPEER.-At the resides
Of /. ID. Driver, Jry between y
ana goth streets, on Center sal
evening, az s O'Clock, Mis- ~
speer, Of Aumsville, 10 MI. h-
stuFgis, Of Brooks Rev. ". O. A,'
ner officiating.
Both the young people are Wen =
favorably known in the eommuni'i@
which they live. The groom is q Pr
ew Of Mrs Driver. They will res'''
Amsville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
NEW TO-DAY

For Rent-The Christian Science B,
with small oniee rooms Apply
Geo. +, Rodgers, corner Court a
Liberty streets. ll'IF
WaHted-Boy Apply 20 Geo p Rods'
Co., Court and Liberty SIS ll'ii
Tobacco and Cigarette Habit-Poai'
ly cured Ia from four 20 six days
J. Pruitt. Salem, Oregon. il'ol'l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-08
Norwich Union Fire Insr
ance Society.

Frank Meredith. Resident Agr
once with VIM Brown a Co, Ma
Commercial Street.