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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
FOR Secretary Of state.
tOntari0 ATFrl

tOntario AFglrl
Frank r. Wrightman, Republican
candidate for the nomination OF see
retary Of state wa ia the city Mon.
day looking over the political situa-
tlon.
Mr. Wr.ghimau is aud has been a
strong advocate OF the Indirect tax
Tor maintenance 90 the state govern,
menJ thereby relieving the land own.
ers and present taxpayers OF this
heavy burden. By the indirect tax
method which he proposes the state
would be- able 20 collect sufficient
money Tor an administrative purposes
from corporations aud companies
owning valuable franchises and other
property thus cutting OF the state
tax which Is apportionei among the
several counties OF the state and by
the county government taxed against
the people.
Mr. Wrshtmau Is Well acquainted
with the hnanoes Of the state He
IS al present corporation clerk unier
Secretary OF state Dunbar. and il
has been through ais tireless and
capable work that the corporations
last year paid into the state treasury
sls0.O00
Mr Wughtman is a Marion count,
man. He is q lawyer By profession
aud Is president OF the Marion Coun
% Bar Association.
Vote for him on April Goth. and yor
will vote right for he is we'll quail
ned for the position he seeks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
ON
BLALOCK
ISLAND

Arlington. Or. Feb 13.-Northern
pacific officials are negotiating with
mr. n O. Blalock, owner of Blalock
island to secure right Of way for the
North Bank railroad. according to the
statement Of Dr. Blalock
On the washington side Of the
island there is a high blum OF rock
and dirt extending seven miles paral'
telling the entire length Of the Island.
As the island lies only 200 feet from
the Washington side during high
water engineers say that It would be
cbeaper 10 bridge the island at each
end. thus doing away with construc'
tlon along this blum There are also
sharp curves in one or two places
along this bluff shore. The grade for
the new railroad from Wallula to
Portland must be at least seven feet
higher than the high-water mark Of
1894.
Dr. Blalock says that IL the rail-
road runs through the island he will
Immediately lay out a site for a new
town. as this will be an ideal place
for small city. He owns $4,000
acres OF decided land on the islanl
and 1000 acres will be plated intc
Eve ten and 2Oacre tracts before
spring. This can be irrigated by
water from the Columbia. A town
I there would draw considerable trade
from Eastern Kllckltat and Yakima
counties. II would also get busines'
from the famous Horse Heaven coun
Itry. where thousands Of acres are be
ling sowu 20 wheat and other cereals
each year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
one Of unldsntIhsd.

Last nights Portland Journal says.
ono of the unidentified bodies AZ The
uorruo 10 that OF on agcd woman
This fact was determined by a sur
gcon az tho morguc late thia after
noon. Toe body Of thIs woman was
found beneath tho ruins ot the Alpine
roomlnr houlo. 20 fcft west of East
Water street and go feet north OF
East Morrison street
u wa taken from iho debris near
whore the body of the unidentified
man Iay. Tho unidentified man ro.
sembIca iu siEc that of Hcndrcc. the
photographer Who o. missing n this
D. hIs body. thc woman'a body may
be- that OF hls wife. aud n this b. The
case thr remains 90 their three chill.
drcn mh, fuu bo in Iho ruins
A canvass was made of the houses
ln that community today and no irae,
of The photographer aud bis family
could be- found. although Il was Co.
ported that several days ago ihoy
len their apartments Ia connection
with lhe photograph gallery and tool
uUms in lhe Alpine house
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

This atternoon the party that wsut
as dc.egaios ou tho California eAclr
sion recvuty uom salem called on
his oNcereucy Ooyeruor Chamber
laia. and presented him a cane souy
enir OF that delightful trip John Al
bort chartered a car for that occasion
and invited Mesrs D. .. FD. Pred
steuslon a r. Barnes Hal %. Patton
G. 3 Hamilton and G. h. spauldius
10 accompany him. The cane VA
bwuEht from California By Mr. A,
bert and vas haudvd over With a pre-
seniauou adtrvss Co which tie soyer
nor responded appropriately q va.
quite a pleasant though Informal az
air aud had uo political significance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
The Boss Way to Spray.

The best outfit | have yet seen 10
spraying fruit trees 10 on the fan
OF J, o. Beardsley. four miles nora
OF Salem. His two sons. Elmer al
Walter. nave attached an uprlg
steam boiler OF about four horse q
pacity on the rear Of a tank OF abo.
$50 gallons. To this 10 attached
steam pump. and by having about
pounds pressure In the boiler viii CIV
you about 100 pounds on said puHa
this gives you a fno pressure a, u
nozzle. aud no difference how cold q
material In the tank. Il 10 30 hot Y
the time Il reaches tho nozzle ~
cannot hold the iron pipe In ~
hand with any comfort unless =
wear a good glove And when n
spray. going on hot As Il does. n
Mr.. Scale. he gives one kick and y
life OF mischief is ended. | think q
application put on hot as this "a ,
equal 20 about two spraylngs Ia %
usual way.
Yours truly.
a Subscriber aud a Close ohis0s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

Zach number ou tAe program was
encor,d. the applause being AS hearty
as the laughter
Tho comedian work oi the enter
lainment is taken by Robert Roun
tree. who Is certainly "great" As
Nine Normelba Norpatu he brought
down tho house. aud Tor an encore
"she sang a duet with himself" lie
has a hnish aud style about him that
Is deserving OF the highest pralse. and
has a bught future In stage work
The college spirit vas fully shown
in the Evening a. the FuJs." In
which they introduced several popu
.ar SONGS. Including "Gnyey." Ham
mock for Two" bessie" and "Hiko
lllbo o. and later uniting lu an enorl
90 suppress "pickie" lRobert Roun
rel Here aEain Mr. Rouu,ree was
master of the situations.
Goodnight Beloved" by the clut
closed tae entertainment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Basketball Schedule.

Manager Ralph Matthews. Of the
University basketball team. has ar.
ranged the following schedule Of
samos. The varsity will meet the
Oregon Agricultural college team
February i5th. aud a return game will
be played In Portland with the Multi
noma Athletic Club. The game with
the University Of oregon has been
arranged for March 90, A return game
will also be given the local Y. NJ, g, A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

RECEIVES
A LETTER
Nc Telegram Iast nIghL sar..

The Telegram last night savs.
The long-looked-for letter.
Washington. calling w. G. Bris,or,
tentlon to alleged charges thai !.
been made against his appols,u...
as United States district attorns- !,
oregon, have arrived. They re,,,.,
the desk Of Mr.. Bristol earlv M.
morning, and were opened IN 4 n.
urely manner by the attorney. An.
he had received them he wro,s NJ
following:
| have received a private eomm,.,
cation from a high Official source Y.
4 infer that the contents are M, !.
publication. My reply will tber.,...
be made directly and officially M,
Is all I have to say at present
w. v BRfsTof.
There is nothing more to saye !,
remarked.
II Is understood that when n,
Bristol is ready to talk on the eha,,.,
that have been made agalnu Al-
some exceedingly interesting matte,
will be given out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Where Doctors Agree.

When a patient is under the doe.
tors care for some months, with con.
s'an'1y varying symptoms, but ever
increasing weakness from the loss Of
hesh and strength by the ravages Of
disease, an doctors will agree that the
hf't gain in flesh indicates a change
Tor the better Weak, thin. aesbless
people know they feel better as soon
as they gain aesh. The best aesh and
blood maker is Dr. Gums Blood and
Nerve Tonic For pimply, pale and
s'ekiy people, both old aud young. a
better medicine was never made. Ii
luFHs the food you eat into strong. red
blood making solid hesh and muscle
az Tie rate Of to lbs per week. II
Is sold BY all druggists for 75e Der
box or 5 boxes for g. To overcome
'ae erect Of Over-indulgenes or dis
NPat'ou, use this medicine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Grave Trouble Foreseen.

!, needs but little foresight to tell
that when your stomach aud liver arc
badly affected grave trouble Is ahead
ualess you take tho proper medicine
foF your disease, as Mrs. John A. Young
Of Clay N. y. did. She Says 81 had
asuFalsla Of the liver and stomach
my heart was weakened, and / could
u9' eat was very bad foF a long
time but in Electric Bitters fouyl
just what seeded, Tor they quickly
Fol.syei AMI cured me-" Best medicine
foF weak women, Sold undeF guar
aniee by J C. Perry, Salem, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Fraud Exposed

A Few souuierfeliefs have lately
hssa making and trying 90 se,l imIta
tlous of pr King's New Discovery Cor
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, and
other medicines thereby defrauding ths
puhIls This is 90 varn you 10 beware
of m,h people. who seek 20 pfodt
through stealing tbo reputation of rem
o.llss which have been sucyewfully eur
Ing disease fof over a5 years. A sur,
protection 90 you l. our name on al.
Dr. Kings Or Euekleaa remedies. a,
an others are mere limitations u r
IhuCkLEN a CO. chicago IlIa and
Windsor Canada.
For salc by j. q. Perry. salem. Of.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
GOOD
GLEE
CLUB
q. of 0. Boys Gave SalemiteS
Most Delightful En-
tertainment

Tho University oregon Glee and
Mandolin clubs gave their concert al
the Grand opera House last evening
O., rood.sized audience. The event
was certainly an enjoyable one, as
from the time the curtain went up to
the close there was something doing.
The stage setting was in keeping
with the affair. representing a col
leqo frat" room. and the walls we're
hung with pennants. large and small
aold oregon" being more In evidence
than the rest Navajo blankets and
sofa pillows we're also arranged to
make the room attractive
When the boys made their appear.
ance they we're greeted with great en-
tnusIasm. as they have hosts OF
friends here. Their chorus work was
exceptionally good, especially "Ths
Toass" "oh. Oregon" and The Hu.
morous Ghost" The Mandolin Club
also gave some excellent numbers.
The music vas bright and catchy and
we'll directed by Lloyd Bellman
The solo pipe Dream" by Earl
Abbott. accompanied by the Gloe and
Mandolin Clubs. was one Of the best
numbers.
Prof Irving Glenn also rendered a
solo In biz usual dno voice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

CLUB
TONIGHT
Annual Election Of OFFICERS
and reports OF
Officers

The annual election Of officers Will
,.ts Mace this evening at the city
nailcs court room Of the Greater sa'
ion Commercial Club. and all mem
bers are requested to be present a
new p3licy is to be mapped out TOT
tho club 10 greatly increase It's use
f,inass and enlarge It's field Of labors'
bv providing permanent headquar'
tsrs and exhibit. and possibly moving
the club into a building Of its own
It may be possible to secure the
erection of an armory, with a club
room and permanent city and county
exhibit I'm connection herewith. The
state and county own large amounts
.of exhibit material. and these can be
gathered together with some new ma
terIaI and made the nucleus OF q
grand display OF oregon products.
Delegates will also be chosen to the
sllyerton Good Roads convention and
Farmers and shippers Congress. The
Farmers and shippers Congress "a
be held at North Bend will also re-
reiyo attention. The Commercial
club has about i25 members and sew
cral hundred dollars collectable as
sets. with over 800 in tae treasury
There has been some talk Of uniting
the business Mems League. but, az
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

Ronald G. Glover mauage. of the
University track team. viii tender his
resignation tomorrow. which viii be
considered by The student boi,.
The SECOND semeter of the college
year Was auspici0usly ushered I'm this
morning al Willamette University.
After the regular devotional exercises
Prof Roberts OF the blind school
rendered a selection ON Tie pipe organ
which vas well received. Preslden,
Coleman then introduced Juige Hal
les, of tae supreme court Who denv
ered an oratiou on Abraham Lincoln
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Sure Cure for PnS.

Itching piles produce moisiua ,sj
cause itching. This form, muH a.
blind, bleeding or protruding pas q,
cured by DR.. Bo.san.Ko's Pile Rss,y
Steps itching and bleeding. Ab,sfl,
tumors SOC a Jar at dfuggIa, y
sent by mail. Treatise free. witt
me about your case Dr. Boasts
Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Asoninlns Runs

Arc intisntlf relieved ahd perfectly
healed hy nuekleas Arniea salye q.
hiyenbark, JS, of Norfolk. Va. writes,
81 bufai uY lace dresdfulJl that Il
bhsieoei "a evor huokens Aruica
salse s,oppei ths paiu ani hoaiei 9,
viisout seaf % Also heals an wounds
sad sorea ros At ,. O. Perry = drur
store aslem Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Blrhdsy Party.

Little Mlaa vosia Irwin was the re-
clpient OF a Jolly birthday party yes
torday a. ihu homo OF hor parents
Mr and Sire o. J.. Irwin Tho tims
was spent pleasantly aud q birthday
feast gaa enjoyed
Those present were lillian slater
Blanche MONT phafio Miller nar
bara Steiner Chalmer George. Roy
Pomofoy. Katie Yanus. Rita steiner
Lola slater ncaalc Goodhuc. Priscilla
FiomluE. Alihoa irwin. Victor Momu
Hazel DowninE Lloyd Cospor. Anna
Yauiin. Chester Monhlt Pred ilarfol
ueorru wcndcrolh. pontel GILLIAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

Governor Chamberlain has granted
a pardou 90 A q Johnson. vho had
been senlonced 10 a a,eyear torn u
imprisonment Ia he penltont.ary
Johnson is frum Mnliuomah count,
ana bocause OF his exemplary coudlel
while ln prisou, aud on recommenda
uon ~ the alaiuci attorney who pros
ecuied h'm. no pardon vas grantci
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Insrsassd Its canltal.

The United Railways Company, OF
Portland, has Increased It's capital
stock from 5000 to tsOOO.O 900. This
is the company that has recently
bought the Chamber OF Commerc5
building IN Portland. and the new in,
corporation has now 10000 shares OF
il.OO each
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
itch Ringworm

~ r. i.ucaA Wingo, KY writes
April e5. iposi "Fof 10 20 ~ years !
had bssn aaiIciod with malady
tnovH ~ the Itch Toe iiching was
mosi unbesphloi had tried for
years 90 DAD relief haying tried all
remedies could hear of. besides a
number of doctors wish 90 state
that one singls application Of hallard e
snow Linimsut cured mo completely
and permanently. siaes then I have
used che huimeni oa TOO separate os
oasious for r,ugvorm and d cured com
plrtely eio. bos aai tio0 For sal'
ID ,. ny. Salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Gray Pardonsd

Governor Chamberlain has pardoned
W. Woodson Gray from Union coun,
~, who had been sentenced for hve
years for manslaugnter. The pardon
was granted on petition from Union
county residents Gray Is also rapid.
ly growing blind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
OF for Henelulu.

Mis- Blanche Brown. OF tails city.
who has been 10 Portland since Fri
daE passed through here on the ey-
en.ng train yesterday She was with
the Oregon Journal party, who are
making a trip 20 Honolulu, The
beyy OF pretty girls Is chaperoned by
Mrs Edyth Tozier-Weatherred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
lmpeeunlous TourIsts.

James Campbell aud James Fs-u
w1rc brought before the police judge
tais moruIug The former was found
truuA ana lhe latter Is a typical hobo
Ne,iaer Dad money aud they were or
deued 90 leave town Immediately. on
peuauy ot h,ing iuggod.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
EKeurslons nverr Hnnr

In order TO give the people Of salem
an opportunity 10 see TIE beautifu.
country south Of Salem, aad to see N,
development being made by the com.
Pany, the citiEeas' Light q Traction
Company win run excursion cars to n,
rock quarry, south Of Old Peuow.l
cemetery, leaving the willamette hstsr
"n even aouFA Enjoy a pleasant risa
snd see for yourself. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Church Incorporated

Articles of Incorporation have been
Sled by the SlVeuo Evangelical
Lutheran Free churcl Toe officers
d" Gao church arc; T. n. Brooke
president, Frank luud secretary ana
Eau B Hersstad. trustee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

Ash an, JAP" that SOU may see.
WAY the Car with Bear bealnd
had io climb a tree
The Nan6s. Goi bless the Yanks
says he
They save us Rocky Mountain Tea.
DR. stone Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

Governor Chamberlain revoked this
morning the communication Of sentence
oi Josepa IA Rease. for tie reason
that he has violated the conditions
ihereof
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Are You Rostless al Might

And harrassed by a bad sougAi q
Ballard's Horehound syTupi 80
secure you sound sleep and sasa
prompt and radical cure For sale
d. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

Designed and made By TFoVs'-
new Petite Folder Photos An ~
date novelty. S1.S5 per dozen a
February. Arrange sitting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

oe THURSDAY ana Friday Ne will
sen seo Plaao and osEaa fOlios al soc
Geo G. Win opposite RasA Baak
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

FOR a hne juicy steak or roast try
i'0e a Simpson. 2IT Commercial
street. Phone 2O5. Meats delversd
70 al parts Of The city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
knInhts Pnthlas. AttsnlI0a

Work in the second and third 'Al
tonight. Members and visiting p's'
rem are urged 10 attend.
G. GRAHAM. c Z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

the purposes of lhe two organizations
are entirely different thls is not like
ly 10 be accomplished.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13

wll give a ,aleatias dance 10 tho
Holman han "Wednesday eyenipg
februay ltih Nus.c by steeham.
mer's orohes'ra ladies free
eIsat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-13
Fresh Groceries.

When you want fresh groceries
to 429 Court street. New store
new stock. Everything OF 1he y
est quality. Ragan. Phone zoo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
MARRIAGE 0F|EVEs
SEVERED /. AN. ] \
Strange Covenant Of Two Women
Whose Vows Failed
4 "A % to Last. Il! 5 3gt

"A COLORADO SPRINGS, August 16.--AA
agreement entered into between Two We
men, whereby they promise TO love.
honor and cherish until death d!d th ~!
part" figures In suit begun ~ -. tn ns
District Court to recover property Whlcn
ono OF the women, Nellie 3. Hewitt, =
alleged to have turned oyer TO ths
other, Columbia Anna Robbins. On u's
belief that the covenant they ent YER .
into would never be broken.
but a man came between heHs y,
Mrs, Robbins, whose narne was 1ln-
herman At the time the agreement was
drawn up. 4. married, and, accordlng 20
Mrs. Hewitt, retained the property which
-thav had held Jointly. and which 10 val
ned ned al about S. The novel nupt!al
a aGr which WAS included In the
~ - ,otnni complaint filed, reads as follows:
y ave do hereby solemnly covenant and
q rree each with the other TO take each
othar for better or worse. to love. honor
ana cherish, through Joy or sorrow or
uoe until death doth US part, GOO being
r,r witness, for in Him We trust
Tha y agreement, as set FORTH was en-
+ara ~ into and duly signed by the women
Nav 8, 1889. and their happy home was
, 1,.ds up about six months ago by the
- marriage Of Mrs Robbins ITO q mers
,,,an. Mrs. Hewitt processes to have
haen the original owner Of most OF the
FONT property, ana wants AZ back, 5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-17
Times Dispatch Branches,

ta his FOR tho benefit OF those living at q
distance from the Main o1tice Of eth, Tho Times ~, !;
any OF these branches wiI rece!ve the same
CAREFUL attention as though thsy v, h1d peen ieit
az me Main omiSe s ana 'hets W''' 10 10 eAA
Al GHrEK,s DRUG STORE, Twenty-hfth
and Npnabla Streets, Az
w. II. EANEs, ISIS East Broad Street,
A. A. SCOTT Twenty-Afthi and Broad Streets,
ROBERT JlSWILLlAAls, V Tweaty-nfth and
rAnnAS1s, GRANT $ CO.. Foushee and
G. ". LATIMEFs No, soo West Marshall
rHoMpsoS's pRye sroRp, No, 1921 West
l. IL. BEya9RI pGE, Brook Avenue and Clay
RApY's DRUG groRE, BaIeon Heights.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE. No, $500 Williams
burg Avenue, Ful1on, &
ROBINS PHARMACY. No. 80 East Marshall
Street aty9 9.t3iet d es53fA III Y 5i5f
CRY DRUG STORE, no. liA East Main
+ Street, corner Fifteenth, siel#
JuDsoN cuSNISGHA,d NO, ao:7 Iaast Main.
corner Twenty-!irst ~ all siits figjst
PINE STREET PHARMACY. No. 1874 South
PqINpExg2R 4 Is I y PARRISH CO.. NO a.
Bast Broad Street, f55s's Y 75l'.Fa5I
r3E PARAGON PHARMACY, No. sol West
Cary street. ,s~a 652.f IVA
EATON PHARMACY. Gwen,y-e!gh,h and N
Streets.
EIspN,s PHARMACY. No. lls Canal Street.
| J. IT. LEWIS, 40 East Broad Street. MI
| IIJNqlI4nsY & WALKER, TH&.nly-tfth and
4 LeEgn Streets.
CARRIERS DRUG SHORE, No, l,a2 HUI
! Street Manchester.
| w. q A. PERKINS. No. 10 North Sycansore
| street. Petersburg. st8lfa54@35
! TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREET pIIAR
MACY, Twenty eighth and y Streets. tG1i
| e.. II, w. KERN. INC. corner Twenty-tlftt
Y and Church EIlil Avenue. M gFGs,'H