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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-04

[ cepted without the loss Of dignity. as
the native did not consider the gov
ernor'S family on an equality with has
own This is only one of many instan-
ces showing the excessive pride of birth
which claracteTiZes the Hawaiian race
They have dark skins. but woe betide
any one who presumes to classify them
as negroes Il would be a dangerous
thing for any one in Hawaii to at
tempt TO draw what is known aa the
color line" in the United States
There is no such thing here. Not long
ago. while Prince Cupid. the Hawaiian
delegate to Washington. was taking
the street sneeringly referred TO him
as a niger" and was promptly
Knocked down. That is the way they
feel about II.
The natives hold undisputed sway
in Honolulu society. Doubtless the most
conspicuous figure is the Princess
kawananakOa, wife of Prince David.
who is a nephew of ex-QUeen LiliOka-
lani. The princess is a charming wO-
man of unusual beauty. Her father
was a ScOtchman and her mother a
native She is y years old and has
two children. Aside from being one
of the most accomplished ladies on
the island. she has a fortune of sew
eraI millions in her own right. She
ia in great favor with all classes and
a leader in the most exclusive society
of Honolulu.
Court of Ex-Queen Lii.
Queen LiIiOkaIani. notwithstanding
her reinforcement is one of the most
important figures in Hawaii today. In
the United States there seems to be
a tendency to laugh at the deposed
queens pretentiOns, but come out here
and laugh if you dare Her home is
a big square house built after the
plantation residences of the south and
it is beautifully furnished. She re-
Ceives in state with the two Processes
always at her side Two ChamberIainS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15
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To JsSat Ia3o- ss his assixEs.
haa ats terety act het tazt hsse s4Fsn1s1 ssss-
sax Is se4f ia,8 The a heaafe1 ities Az
tzl1 il t4tur 2a4 i1Srosenasis Isz e4eA The Iases
CITY aud itx1ss S IDA HlsiB2 si4tns. sif1sS ID
C4Se&1s AIAiux District. 1~afsty ~ Giasg NESsk
State " Laossa. tts egtsia4 ocstAon fsTtAs4iss d
E3 ssss te>pselisely ths @sses ~ lhs reeofafr q
.aia coszss IA o. 5sf hola sad eisas sni s4sh j
shzD u nj sks gfosisscss ss ezet+a-n N1a - ihs
1a.sn81eats .hessso appsoss3 J.as4rs e l--1 80
cesalnx 4an44 4tof spca siziak siaizs. being ms
s.oni re- .lire4 70 hold szi1 s5< zlaiax e4f4E zaj
each of thsz ioI The psIaa sa5snx Deest<E ~ i<ss
agd slshia rs1ets 81 4sss afsss ths ,4ksie4fssa u
ID noxlee yu4 fab reiUss W sbte sa4 trGisF4
ilva of sSeh Expenditures 80 aer roar ptsIesg
the AL staus As1 each u shs -t hsc8as sss psos
sft5 ef tAs sa5srslga ye4f sss.s4 - has . Is
he required sxSeualeFs y hlA4 Us s.si eAslaS Al
feealse1 b, tz.. JOHN LIND.
itzhe srrsass Colo. a.s 5. i<ss
Fssss s4s. Ma :, 10 -, sab. aas ; ls&.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15
nININa ArrLIeAIIoN 81 III.
Mineral su ysy 80 i7sa
IS Land onee.

Mineral su tsy 10. i7isi.
4 ;. Land ofiee.
Denvrf. Colorado. 1uiy 6 iss
Notice b netsAg given that O ~ Naisle v hn.s
fastafilfc u Idaho sFflngs Nnia. hes mAts Appii.
eAtlfsn FOR a patent hsF isa linear fset an the
Edgar kxtensisn lsAir hearing epid ana silver IN
same t.stHs es teat ~ a. W and i7a f- t4,.t
- a. thrues TlAse beet 81 ~ gfan, liis-
eosers shAn thefrun with surface ernHnd ~ f.,-,
"a iiih. situate IN Idaho 90 fafuss flar Mtains
btsiFtrt. tie.f efeak uaHniy STATE nf ealurafs
aIt described 10 the Plat znt neid uie- on fie In
this btiier faiiiass via
fextnifng Al p8f no !, Nhrnae the I cor s.,s
iArk = " oi Fhe 9Th q M bcafa ~ ~ so
a7 s@.i ieei- themes ~ Isl W 8hl "a fst N 81,
40 z thence ~ ~ T73us fest 10 ear no &
thence pts W / ~ - issi " COZ ne. thence {
- - Z isshpi ftes 70 ees no & thence 5 sie 10 "
"a % ieei 10 fef AZ thence So Is " - 81
isss - cor nA ! The latVe II beginning
eetitsti,iis f1 sefsss eHpfessis exeetifnR and
excluding al 1uuHtqt aslh sufYeIs N. ss.s,
80 AL and tgfmll.s q peftien ~ The unsu,,-
asFhted twp -, q VI of The slh pfIneii,sl
isxsinian saia ise4t on being fxe5tsle1 IL M
~ iAss ess ef the EeeoFds % tleaf eF.ek Count,
tni0f@ia. N1''''
Aaisiaias csAnAalaesners Of the .toye named
sa4sSJA
c. d FORD Register.
firss sus. Jas : isss ssss :. iss.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15
MINING APPLICATION No. 10
Mineral Survey No. 1870.

o. s. Lsni Oftce.
Denver Colo. June ~. lte
Notice Is hereby given that in parsuanoe q -
Aei Of Congress. Approved May 10. lssz- Oeotkt
LAiumanier. whose roSfofsce Is ltaho Spf.ss.,,
Colorado. has made arviscasion for patent iof -
linear 'eet 90 the Sunnysite lode, Bearing goa =
silver. the sane eeirg s. n *. $ " ard llIiz
% E, thence 673s9 n AZ e; thence ss4lsn ;
~ - { from discovery shaft thereon win sstis-e a.
sfuant 10 feet IN ~i.fh situate in Grass s yeizs
mining district. Gear Greek County. state Of 80
faio, and described in the plat and fed notes on -
IN this ofnee as fellows via.
Bexzning al /. whence the l. cor , Sc q :
5. Y " Of the 9Th ?. m bears s. q o.
y tArrcs ~ IS S79 ID II 70 cor ne 2 tnsDs -
ti " h>S " I, 10 cor no 3. th<nse 81 : " 49,
10 cor no I: thence So So 80 # 70 cot - r.
ihensr 1ss : - eS n 10 cor 8. ihenee :. ..
t<>s 81 q 30 cor no :: thence So 50 e or y "a
cor no > thenee So So l55 y fl TO cor 10 l. NV
place Of eeginsinx.
Containing 5Ts acres. expressly escert - a.,
excl0esins all ecnfict with sur Nos fsiee .na -
AMI forsairs roston OF the y sec I:i4s....csr,l
ana ne ia u H. 8. - Ct he osh pi 1T "a
meEiissn. Said locasier being rrcor.et y " .-x
rage sft. Of the records Of Clear Cree~ es-' X
Colofa1e Adjoining claimants. o~nsfs o
aeove named surveys.
's' pub isns "a. last aug d. 1875.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15
oosag EAs, TO psssses Plans

c. z. Rinxer, local uaanaser of tho
Bine Ribbon Bottling company, leaves
shortly for Kansas City. Chicago aud
other eastern points, to bs absent for
some weeks. lie goes on business es.i.-
oectea with the company aud has reason
to pseeiiet that much god viii be ,as
outcome.
Ar tse annual meeting Of the company
heid IN this city about 3 month ago, thsse
WAS = representative attendance sEd al
enthusiasm which aagafed well for the
saecese Of the COMPANY Much pEsp.Ia-
tory Nura had beea already done and
almost insapefab.e difficulties susmosns-
ed. The visiting shareholders met ia the
nrs bostiing ssorks building, the erection
and eqaipplpg Of winch cost a tidy saup.
They found the plant working sspoothls
and the demand for the product steadily
increasing, This is particularly the case
With tue goods bottled for shipment 10
Denver aud outside points. This. 10 yses
oi tlae strong competition of old and long
established COMPANIES sss the more sat
.siaetoTy. X showed what sBsrRs and
push can do, when supplemented BY es-
celsence.
be reports Of the iriamphs already
achieved. as well a. the suggestions for
the fatur. weie unanimously fasoged,
and 80 bright vas tie outlook ihs, y ssss
decided 70 advsnce the pfies o. the stock
10 taf. 70 take efee, on Septsuihef l.
The coming Trip Of sir. Finker - ths
di'ecs result Of the policy outlined ss the
auEuai ms eiing and IN bis efforts 10 tbs
easi 20 apbuild and naalonaine. % te
sg,eak. the business Of the Blue Ribboe
e9aapaas be Will have the hearty support
aad eo-opefsss9g u aufaeutsi and
seaiSny shareholders. This an itself az
sares the enterprise
Whils the Blue Ribbon corporation Is
essentially = motley tnsE my concern and
intent agen feaping dividends from The
Eeaiiag springs which nature has bs
stored upon this SPOT 10 the Rocky
u8etanEsius. rs saccess ssa purposes Hlsss
pfoss bssehcial to Idaho spriuss 10 Eaauy
wsss y hiis the uaBaseu ent IS uatuf
ally reiiesns a. - details q tbs methods
q = pafsued. Nc feel pfisiisged 70 ssy
rhst Mf Ripser's trip east is simply =
sEt the finishing iouctes 70 organizations
th4t hsse Leen in process ~ formation
i9f s9ase utue
Since bis arrival hele sbout nine
monfhs ego. Af. kiussf hes made care
fui s.esy = tie niiuefsi water aud tts
preps1sfion thereinom u dsf'efrnt saft
druss IFS latest achievement Is the
Hles Eseb2a spliss, which are fully equal
so tbs Es8 Raven o. any other sPiits On
The ulafsst. Ths compound sas made
b German chemist after > thorough
aHsiyass Il he minefsi water. aud sas
sffscbd - very small addition to tis
saiis ia the ~atrr The compound Is
pleasant % the TASTE aud graded IN
strength Il sifssdg has The reputation
II teing one u tiis best sperisnts on the
nsafksi. f. l. the Intention % push THIS
lsraneh II fhe business. The possibilities
frgm this saufrr alone may be imagined
~hen - consider that the Red Raven
eoull my - - date has elsaned up lio,-
os1 .ssss.5 "a dividends.
ASIDE from Tie ssie u the water. the
e,,sipzisy hss DO, sisafiaHea is original
sntsatisn u saniaarium. baths. etc,
~isieh all fsilsw IN regular order.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

Helen b Riehmoni. wife u DR.. c. b.
Richmond. died in Dsnssr last Saturday
morning afier an illness Of several years.
the faisFsi services taking place Mon
day afternoon II. o walker, Of this
dsy sas pail bearsr. Dr Richmond
and bic @ifs Sere .eil known ia this
CITY izenty ysaEs sgo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

THERE potaidS country the world where the
eameu encouraging genius than Mexico
absolutely such schools
medicine drawing painting and the fac arts in general
university and high school work in every
OF absolutely But the goes
even farther pupils OF genius
helps things. the government sends
promising pupils Europe study there and pays all
their expenses this quite numbr OF noted students
discovered enabled develope all
faculties IN their particular lae OF study
ths helps IN other walks life Men
passed
oise literature pcdasog law politics and med
icine every further
aud generation be characterized
Of the nsost foreseeing OF the century. N4fss
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

deets Huder which corporation organizers and promoters
held accountability a. make fuii disclosure OF ali the
uf the properly atA4ei by them
the corporation personal profit themselves
handed reess BY tho u eneh pt the Massachusetts
supreme the the OH Dominion Copper
Mining smeing company Albert Bgelow, which in
real value property sold
have paid ihe by
defendant
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

DfvHR Aa- landed t annual meeting q tie Order q
Is and 1 e9espondiugy happy aside from ths
conventions great political parties the Elss
hgg pd Of all tae gatherings and Colorado is
. congratulated.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15
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Us Esnd ofios,
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sasiss Il hsfstF giy.n Inst 10 pssF,nAnac af lhe
sEf ~ aEsss4sas 4lFfaFs Mi sH. le4t HE err
ilald a3alaA ani rmsiiiaE esalafsAng. ~ ffauk
tsassE lsizssfaia - Continental hlli1lns hss
Iaaia 4fifssfi4ii fsE lllsl5I f5f 100 lintar Isi
fss4Giiza4E "a lhs Ailsis sad : . = ioirs tfafiHs
.aia 4fii siifsf Alen ista ne saIHa feiez itstl
l~si > f7s at1 lssf = q iitnFc - ~
\ srs isat iF4m hlsaFsr4 shan thefvaH. ~iih
ariaHa klllaglA is ifti Va @id4N aU f@ah kitpate
M IdAta asi fndagsnis4f Hiains at-ififi. tiHaF
fsas Hssgllg stsis ~ ffsaslfzta Aist t.sffitfa Ia
Ali.-<a sis-
ALiEs LODE
u sssasHs a. 0aI tsa D. =Asisas ths : essf.
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o. is eis. NJ. & lhsnes = > - q ~ sei sssi
D. tiir glass - hcsiAisins
Asf LnDf
lts= fsss sss4As : ~ IS " zsi a. fe.i t.siug \
To- IS = fsaal dis.gteff a4t - slurtns 81 essss
so .shsaae the = = 81 - - fss q ~si
iAiilsss .aasian 50 - iseNTs ; - ts sM-A hei
tnkner ~ ~ " issi issi - p0s M < theanr y
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Allss l.sis tssrs eia ~ / - . iees shsaes
IA y fres - 90. 50 The fi&es % t~sinninx
f.sAfA 5uils - aate= fE1szslf ekHeptins AHt
s1eiadifsx all c1nniet ~iih suFse5 So los aad
fprn.iaz : Feftipn u etss.stsiis isied IsF :.
kan.e , W q the al y, a. s.ii issc-tl'aA telts
reessrsis4 IL. sei. rs And la4 p@srs 40 4nd 4s-
II tts fetasds ~ silsag tFe sssssnis asslsfaee
Aais4uilsx el.iiasais esaeFs al survey Sa lst a.
c y rOnD. Register.
First ptsh june . iAst Aug 8. $50
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15
- Il oaIaL.aa. Lal b. d - paa-L

Hoast taf Colorado bat do faiflf oserdo you
he RiH ie than feitatcd knock. The nm
Vanished Surprising enough faf he outsider. They
nfFess hm ably necessary down
ans Colorado hg her
gibbons generous
ta hcI e-s fortunate sister states
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

Tm disposition s7sa worth II hDads paT by The
sjty lHch Idaho Springs holds eviatle
huancial world II also that funds
at4a shigh gHe This lg tbs hue water system VI
sY aud ai sufficient the requirements oi 8
I4liiy increasing population of many }ears
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

IAE that tbs public prints all the country devote
ze deal II space July fatalities does Got deter Amer
youngsters getting close possible . the dynamite
racser and l1e nullle Of tue deadly toy pistol
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

regulating squaters state lands building feSe
sors bitches and fences became last Wednesday State
future roaehers will pay for the PRIV
lege
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

Kansas and NeDasAa farmers arc oherlng . per Gay ahe
beard harvest hauds and il il having tbs effect q depicting thel''
market s 5ag Colorado sections But this
the aboug CLASSES and the wages are always
good
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

TulRa certain class 4 siies fg the sake ot rubbing
dollar aga Ier Iket- neglect their
Hi allow gg decay The aaae suffers from the
Hs but surrounding property depEee ia value United efo
realty gaiHes
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

read te Of President Roosevelt without
teouug impressed sah the fact that tbs Panama canal @ N bui
rEeeay presidents o tie knockers VIC
nofth wih dafagng reports q uoub disease and mis-
management win stopper feure mouth assaults
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

idaho the lost their tight oomPe the
maefs vi Coear Aleue stop deptng the tau2s tron the
judge hcd ta she facts did justify tie
plant expert testimony the prenee oi poisonous
substances the eoursdicioy and insufficient
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15
ONtY iast summer the

OStY ias tae saee state was ~ turmoil
tronble. Now all paeeiHi aud conditions negsf
And this happy result brought about only h firm
light IT tbs preserve itself Trouble nakeT=
it,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

7as = .AllAale5 s.sAs1s
A REPUBLICAN, NEWSPAPER
aa.-' .a.. "e' * & !. Z, s.. = @ .;s u. : - s. 60
gsaae5 asa5 sAroaDsg eooaA0
Subscription 500 Per Year
O
Remember the Date.
p new law regulating squat,ers on state building
g9s bitches effective last wednesday State
future oaehers vii pay tor the PRIV
lese.
q fact thai tbs pabae prints the country devote
gre space July fatalities does cot deter Amer
youngsters getting close possible 70 the dynamite
cracker and tax mullie Of tue deadly toy pistol
4sas aud Nebraska faruers arc oaeriug $ per day aud
board H having th effect Of depicting thel4D'f
market Colorado sections But the mia d this state af
aaet the isborug CLASSES and the wages are always
good
DSv4g has landed dis next aunaal meeting tie order Of
e9resEondngg baPpy aside from ths
conventions great political parties the Es
convention t hg pjled Of all te gatherings and colorado Is
b be congratulated.
M Idaho courts the farmers lost tight eompd the
@ Tie judge held ta tbe facts did aot justify tie
complaint ezpert testimony the presence Of poisonous
substances ia The rser eon'radieloy and insuiteien
te Of President Roosevelt without
ttgouing pressed th that tbs Panama canai h " but
hat rEeey Tbe Fdets aTrsgnueu Of tie Knockers "o
north 0it doafagng reports q uoub disease aud MS
management @il stopper 70 feure mouth assaults
Os1Y iast summer wHoe IN turmoil
Now all peaeeiul aud conditions neysf
better Aad this happy result brought about oay b hf@
ght IT h preserve itself ffealie nabsr=
vl ao ae reinemieF h fact Good citizens vii not forget
Tu4ls o.Ii4iu the sake Of rubbing
dollar agt another - tA troesT pocket neglect their prem
aaN decay The aaae suffers from The
ese surrounding property dFgeeiaf value United enort
lep ieaee property ts highest pFecoH shat enhances
realty Falue
disposition = snfh II Iads paT hy the
lhez tbs that Idaho Springs holds eHpiatle
huanea world II also thar funds
eiFe cig system
sg the requirements Of 8
14Iiily increasing population ioF 10 eame
Colorado. bat d. fairly Doat oserdo yon
the Ai ie than eaedtaed knock. The nm
Surprising enough ihe average outsider They
anfgess ably necessary down
aa Other Colorado big aud ahead OF her
uegbto1s that boosters wel afford h r aud
Ie-s fortunate sister
uuder which corporation and promoters
held strict accountability make fu disclosure OF ali the
they km of lhe pra ataei by them fog the sake OF
tafaag it te corporation personal pohi % themselves
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-07-15

Isi pas iens a. last aug es. Isd5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-01

George Hatch, the pOstman, went to
Portland this morning TO attend the
National Letter Carriers Association,
as the delegate from Salem.
Mrs O. Gilbert and Miss Ethel War
ner, Of Metz, Indiana, are expected to
arrive in Salem this afternoon on a
visit TO o. Ireton and family.
b. P. Nebergall, wife, daughter, son
and daughter-in-law and George Bond
and wife, Of Polk county, Neb., are in
the city, the guests Of G. L. johnson.
]. Conner, of the Hotel Willamette,
returned yesterday from klamath
county, where he has been for some
time looking after his business inter
ests.
Thomas Newstead and family have
returned from a two-weeks' outing
spent in Southern Oregon. Mr.. New
stead is the head janitOr at the state
house.
+. r. Anson and wife, of New York
City, are the guests Of Henry W. Mey-
ers aud wife. Mr. Anson was for many
years manager Of the Salem Light 4
Traction Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. DairymPle and
two daughters, Helene and Lanette,
were passengers for Portland this
morning. They expect to spend sever
al days at the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, who
have been visiting at tie home Of Mr..
Fisher parents in this city for some
time, left this morning for Vancouver,
Wash, where they win make their fu'
ture home.
Mr.. N. cOrnstt and family, who have
been visiting at the home Of z. T..
Keyes, started on their return to East
ern Oregon this morning. Mr.. cornstt
owns the stage line between shaniko
and PrineYille.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Rowland, OF Eu-
gene, who have been sightseeing in
Portland and Seattle for several weeks.
stopped on in Salem on their return
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-01
KILLED
In THE
CLOUDS
The AerOnaut Baldwin is An
initiated by Dynamite
While In the Air

Greenville, o., Sept. lin sight Of
5000 persons, Professor John Baldwin
was blown to atoms here this afternoon
by the explosion of six sticks Of DIV.
Mantle, while 1900 feet in the air. His
wife and three children were among
the spectators who witnessed the TRACE
I dy.
Baldwin has been giving daily exhibi-
tions at the county fair here. He would
ascend several thousand feet in the air
and explode dynamite at intervals. To-
day he mounted 1900 feet in the air.
Every eye among the thousands of spec
tators below watched him until he be-
came almost nero speck.
Suddenly great cloud Of smoke ap,
peared. 1t hid the airship from. view,
the spectators supposed, as the balloon
had vanished completely from sight.
In another moment the sound Of the ex-
plosion reached the straining ears of
the watchers, but the airship did not
again appear. For moment the crowd
waited expectantly, thinking view Of
the aeronaut woul be obtained through
"a rift in the smoke Then groan Of
horror rose from the multitude. The
airShip had vanished.
searchers Immediately began looking
for fragments Of the wrecked airship. A
half mile away they found pieces of
the silk cloth Of which tho balloon was
made, and splinters Of the basket-like
framework on which the aeronaut had
been perehed. Scattered on a 20-acre
field were found fragments Of Bald
wins body. The distance which the
remnants fell was so great that the
crowd had not seen the fragments fall.
No one can tell how the accident oc.
cured. The six sticks Of dynamite
which Baldwin carried with him explod-
ed simultaneously, as only one report
was heard. 1t is supposed that ignit-
ing the fuse connected with the dyna-
mite he fred the gas in the balloon,
and that IL exploded causing the dyna-
mite to explode also.
Dsldwin's business was aerial war
fare demonstrations. For nearly years
he has been giving balloon and airship
exhibitions about the country. He was
81 years old, and his home was at Lo-
santiville, Ind. 1t was with great diff
Guilty that Mrs. Baldwin was revived
from the faint which followed the trag-
edy, and tonight her condition is critic
al.
1t was Baldwin's 2O1st ascension, and
the third this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-01
Prof. Z. L. wiley Doad.

News has reached this city Of the
death Of Prof. d. l.. Wiley, the junior
member Of the firm Of Wiley Bros,
proprietors Of the Mountain City Bust.
ness College, Of Chattoonga, Tenn, who
was manager Of the Capital Business
College, Of this city, number Of years
ago.
August 2d Mr.. Wiley had left tho
college office TO 90 TO his home, and, in
attempting 10 board car, which pass
es tho college building, lost his hold
aud was thrown under a second car fol-
lowing, and badly hurt, from which in.
juries he never recovered. The funeral
service was held at tho home Of his
mother, and was largely attended. He
was laid to rest beside his wife, who
proceeded him several years ago.
He was always an active man, has
held numerous positions and was q
teacher Of exceptional merit, as well as
an accomplished penman. He win be
remembered IN this city, where ho has
many friends. While here he and his
wife made their home at the residence
of Mrs. p. b. Strong, on South Com
mereial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-01
F. A. Virgins

Implement House. 266-257 Liberty st
Farm Implements, Wheels, Automo-
blles. Sewing Machines and Supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-01

Keep your "a. An this paper ~ yev
wish % keen ysuF businsaS before
the HOsDls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-09-01
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Sioux Indian Baseball Club WIN Play
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Manager @. A. Forbes, Of the Y. N.
O. A. Club has closed a contract with
the management Of tho famous Sioux
Indian baseball club to appear here In
an illuminated game Tuesday, septem-
Der 4th, at which time they win line
themselves up in battle formation, and
go after the scalps Of the local pale.
face club. If the Indians are as fast
as press reports say they are IL viii
certainly bo n massacre, for they viii
corral our boys, lead them into am.
bush and hold tho Indian war dance
over their romans. Fred Carey has
already started to practice with war
club. Charley King can be seen each
morning grinding large battle AK,
which no calls a pale-face tomyhawk.
Frank Rhodes has purchased a rcd blan.
ket, and II the other players fall In line
II might be possible for us TO drive the
savages back to the reservation. The
Indians have secured Man-nOt-afraid.
of-his jaw, TO do the coaching, Mr..
Kieha-hole-in.the.sky and whipsthe-
Enemy will be In the pitchers box, and
Fond-of-squaw will be at tho receiving
end, so with his array OF talent II win
be up TO tho Y. NJ @. A. braves 20 play
ball. The Indians travel In their own
private sleeper, each Of the II players
being a perfect athlete and fine spec.
linen Of the aboriginal race. The car
In which the team travels has a gymna-
sium which Is equipped with all the
latest athletic devices for tho Indians
to use each morning, and on days when
the weather Is not favorable for a bali
game. II you want TO see how the rcd
men play the national game on the res
ervation bo at tho ball ground on the
date mentioned above and root for the
homo team, and II possible try and pre-
vent a massacre. The game will be
played at o'clock at night, the games
being illuminated with private lighting
plant carried by the Indians.