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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
THEATRE SEASON CLOSES
 WITH ONE PLAY THIS WEEK
The Critic Looks Back Over List of Entertain. ments Provided by Managers of Montgomery
 Rayhouses--Casino Opens in May.

to provide for each part represen- tative endowed with the natural abil- lty and dramatic training to portray it in the most effective manner. 1, Henry Carl Lewis. who last season 50 ably portrayed the part of Giuseppe, the organ grinder. Will again be seen in that part this season. The play has by three seasons of undiminished sue cess established itself as one of the most entertaining and interesting comedies of the day. clean, wholesome and satisfying every demand of the auditor. It has this season a scenic environment that is new and complete, and 1t will undoubtedly repeat here its usual experience of charming all who attend its performances.
 Stories Told By Actors. Jess Dandy. who plays the role of l the Cincinnati brewer in Pixley and Luders's musical comedy. 'The Prince of Pilsen.'' boarded a sadIy overcrowd. ed Sixth avenue car on his way to tho New York Theatre. where he was play ing last week. He soon observed z big German sprawling over an area sufficient to seat two persons at least while just in front of him stood a poor wan woman hanging to a strap. In dignant at this exhibition of selfish ness on the part of the German, the comedian tapped him on the shoulder saying:
 see here, Why don't you move a little, so that this tired woman may have seat?"
 For a moment the German looked dazed Then a broad smile spread over his countenance as he answered: Say dots a joke on you, all right! Dots my vife!''
 
 Frederick Burton, wno plays the rube freshman in George Ade's Col 1ege Widow" tells the roifowng story of when he was young fellow and pitching on his college team in the South:
 "one day an uncle of mine who Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
Palace Market.

Palace Market. Special sale of Berries at tOc per quart Monday.
 R. H. YeIverton,
 No. 1 Court square. Phone PAY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

Agent-Yes. our policy covers every possible cause of death T.
 Prickly Perkins--Hof on! don't see no clause about holdin' five aces.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22

A fool can often put sage to his wits end
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
9Th. Mummy and the Running Bird"

Jule Murrys own company. an or ranization headed by William A Whitecar, In the presentation of Isaac Henderson's delightful comedy, The Mummy and the Running Bird" will appear at the Montgomery Theatre on Wednesday night.
 Both company and play possess the reputation of being sterling in quality and are stamped with the hall mark of public approval gained by the merit of their universally praised perform ances.
 Mr. Whitecar Is being specially fea- tured in it, and in making. up the bal ance of the cast Manager Murry has endeavored, and evidently with success.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
GOES AFTER GILLIAN.

Phone PAY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-04-22
fInp OUT BY THIS TEST.

Put some morning urine in Elass or bottle; let it stand for twentvfour hours. If then 1t is milky or cloudy. or contains a reddish brick-dust sediment. or If particles or germs float about in it. your kidneys are in . disordered condition. possibly diseased. If after you have made this test you have any doubt in your mind as to the develop ment of the disease in your system. send us . sample of your urine. and our doctors will anaiyze 1t and send you q report with ad
 vice free. -zsa--s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
FOR SALE

Fifteen acres, eli In cultivation,
within one mile Of Salem. House,
barn. and 3 acres Of fruit. This Is the
finest Kind Of river bottom land and
can be had OF very easy terms for on.
ly $1,000.
Don't forget our COOS BAY LOTS
for S35,OO. Buy one and In few
years It will make you some money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
A Grim sgagcdy.

u daily enacted in thousands of homes
as Death claims. In each one. another
victim of consumption or pneumonia.
nut when coughs or colds are prop.
cfly treated, tho tragedy IL avcrtoj. D.
.O iluHiloy of oaklaudou. Ind, wrIic''
"My wife bad tho consumption, aui
three doctors gave her up Finally she
took Dr. Kings new Discovery foI
consumption, coughs and colds, which
cured hrr and today she Il well and
strong" II kills tho germs Of an dis
cases. Ono dose relieves Guaranteed
at 5Oe and ti,oo by }. O. Perry, drug
gist. Trial bottle free.
Tho Cgar has been 30 busy dodgina
that ho has not had time 20 suggest
that tho whole matter be- taken 20 Th,
Hague for settlement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
They Stand Alone.

Standing ont In bold relief. aI alone,
and as q conspicuous example uf Open,
frank aud honest dealing with the sick
and afflicted. are Dr Pierce's FaVorite
Prescription for weak, over-worked. de-
bllitated, nervous, rundown" pain
racked women, and Dr. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. the famous remedy
Tor weak stomach Indigestion. or dys-
pepSia. torpid liver or biliuuSness, all
catarrhal affections whether of the
stomach bowels kidupys bladder. nasal
passages. throat hrunchia, or other mia.
cuus passages. also as an effective remedy
Tor all diseases arising from thin. watpry
or impure blood. as scrufulous and skin
affections.
Each bottle of the above medicines
bears upon its wrapper q badge uf hon
Csty in the full list uf ingredients COM
posing it- printed bl plain English
This frank and open publicity places
these medicines ht 70 class ull bv NCm-
SDirts, aud is the best guaranty ui their
merits. They cannot be- clnsscd as patent
nor secret medicines Tor they are neither
.btUIu of humrH' ruuU uUuSifiuIt.
Dr. liprrp feels that hp can afford 60
akp the afflicted into his full CONFIDENCE
ud Jay all thr ingredients ui his mcdi.
cinus freely hfure them because these
ingredients are such as urC endorsed aud
MOST stuugly praised 10y scores ut the
most Cmiuput medical writers as cures
Tor the diseases Tor which these mCdi-
tiuvs are recommended. Therefore. the
afflicted du mot have To- rely alone upon
Dr. 'iprcr's recommendation a- To- the
curative value uf his medicines Tor Ger
tain easily recognized diseases.
q uluuCr Ht The printed formula Oh
each huttlp viii show that uu alcohol ana
uu harmful ur habit forming drugs enter
into Ia piCrcp's medicines, they hClnu
wholly compounded NJ gINcrric extracts
of the ruuis uf native. American forest
plants These arp bcst aud safest for
the rurr uf most lingering. chronic 10.
eases Dr. Y. " Pierce can w. consulted
rUfE. by addressing him at Buffalo.
n " aud all communications are re-
garipd a. sacrodly confidential.
10 is as easy 60 W. well as ill - aud
much more comfortable. Constipation is
thp cause uf many forms ~ Illness. Dr.
Pierce. Pleasant Pellets surc Cuustlpa-
tI1u They arp tiny sugar-cuatUd gran
dies. unr little Pellet Is u gentle laXa.
tive. tvu.a mild cuthartlc. All dealers In
medicines sell them,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13

Patronise YoUr Home In
dustties and keep YoOr mon
ey at home.
Not a new business, bat the old black
smith, wagon and paint shop Of Jacob
4 Arthur very much enlarged. We @re
prepared TO do all kinds Of fancy paint.
Ing slgn painting and buggy, carriage
and wagon paintings repa4nting and 70
pairing furniture aud musical instfu.
ments. A 6rstclass paiutcr employed.
Light and heavy wagons and buggies
on hand and made 70 order. Work
sailed for In any part Of the city and
returned FREQ Of charge by q. w. Johns
or william Cross
JACOB a ARTHUR.
Phone its3 Main. egeO n. Front st.
o.aa.U
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
puts AND CALLS"
A Court Holds Them 20 bo Gambling
Contracts.


In a bankruptcy ease In 81, Louis
tho United states district court re-
Gently held that tho contracts known
as "puts and calls" are illegal, as be
ing merely wagcrs on tho rist and fall
OF the markets. Tie dispatch failed
ts state the effect Of tho decision In
this particular ease, but presumably
ID was that neither assets nor liabilities
growing out OF such contracts will be-
recognized In tho United States courts
A man may fail owing millions on such
contracts, but he cannot be adiudi-
Gated a bankrupt by reason Of them.
10 would seem that some ease OF that
kind must have long ago been adjudi
Gated by tho supreme court of the
United States, but the fact that this
decision Of the lowest court was deem.
ed Of sufficient importance 10 be tele-
graphed indicates the contrary. The
decision, however, Is in accord with the
general understanding, and tho public
would have been surprised at any 9th
or decision. Presumably tho same d.
eisiOn would be made in any other
state court.
II would require a legal expert TO
state the effect Of this decision. As
is well known the failures Of stock and
produce spectators seldom come be-
fore the courts They are settled un
der the rules Of the exchanges Of which
the insOlyents are members. In some
Of these exchanges, however, a mem
bership represents a large sum Of
money, and il is considered as seeuTi
ty for al eontr0ets made by members
and In ease Of failure the seat is, OF
may be, sold for the benefit Of cred
itOFs Presumably, however, no right
can DO founded on an illegal contract
and presumably, also, any rule Of ths
exchange making membership, or any
other valuable thing, security for sueh
contracts would be held void as against
public policy. The decision w0uld
seem TO put an stock or produce eN
change contracts Of that character on
the same plane with other gambling
contracts, unseeurable except by the
word Of the parties thereto. 1t is a
question whether collateral could be
held for such debt, at least as against
the claims Of legitimate creditors. OF
course, contracts for Culture deliv-
cry" may be, and, in fact, usually are
made undistinguishabls in form from
genuine contracts involving actual de
livery, but in view Of the notorious
fact that nearly all exchange trading
is Of a gambling character the courts
might well take Judicial notice Of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
A Lively Catch

Mrs S Aud go YOU are leaving us.
Bridget Aud what are YOU going to
1u1
Bridget Please num- 'm going 60
got married.
Mrs s. Dear MOI tsn't that rather
uldoul Who Be the happy mani
Hridgoi-po you remember. num-
mo Bskiu' ,ou about four weeks agd
iu gn iu thr funeral of o. friruil Well
Z do hc gniu' 20 marry thc corpse
husband Sue. hc told mc then wn.
iho lifr 90 thc party Harper q
Weekly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
HoLLIsTERs
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
"A Bnsy Medicine ior blsy People.
9drvs goi9e1 Heslfh ara Rersged VigOF.

A specific Tor C0nsf ipati1n. Indigestion, Live
and Kidney TroIbles. rmples Eczema, Impure
blood Bad Breath sluggish Bowels. Headache
AMI Backachs. Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tab
let form. a5 cents "a box. Genuine made ~
HoLLlsTER DRU0 COnFAsY, Madson, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOH PE0P-e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
NEEDS cT THE FUTURE.
Expressions Made by Mayor weaver
Of Philadelphia.

Expressions Made by Mayor weaver
Of Philadelphia.
"And now let me make a few sugges.
tions out of the iacts as narrated as
to needs Of the future.
''It has been demonstrated that the
public conscience is sound and that
the people will vote independently
WIN they have a chance.
"Obviously, the most important con
sideratiou is to devise method 10y
-rhiob ihov can most easily, certainly
eut judgment. tu otner wuius, ,uv ,'
crcisc of the elective franchise must
be made simple. aud the method Of
truthfully recording the vote must be
made sure aud safe, and freed from
the obstacles that now besct it.
Therefore. I would ascribe q bal
lot reform as drst In the reforms dc
mandcd by the hour The ballot should
be made 20 record the will Of the pco
pie ne responsibility as an electric key
the will Of an operator A complicat
cd and difficult ballot is the chief -but
trcss Of corrupt politicians. In my
own city. this with the iniquitious
registration and election laws has been
until now the imprcguablc fortress ot
the political organization.
"Gn addition TO ballot reform laws
however. we need TO remove another
particularly dangerous enemy 60 free
and pure elections. Tho Office holdcrs
should be- fully divorced from an po
litical relation 90 the makers Of nom
nations or the conduct Of elections
40 man on q public pay roll should
be- permitted to act as n member of
any political committee or convention
or engage IN any form of political act
iyity With CSC casting Of bic own
vote his political Duties and activities
should end.
"This limitation upon tho office
holding class should be- absolute. The
police force on election day should hc
as independent aud aloof from politirf
as tho Judge on Tho bcuclf So too, po
liucal assessments Of political officials
should not ouly be- made a crime, bot
even volpsiary contributions 20 pp.
litical parties should bo prohibited. The
money Of the people should not boz used
in frustrating their will
"By this means the vice of patron
ago will be- minimizcj u not ftustrai
cd, aud elections will be- free from o.
most dangerous and suhyeFsivo foe.
There can bo no frco election when
from 10000 to 10000 paid public of
deials la a single city are lot loose a.
conventions and on election day 60
save their Offices md Illustrate ibr win
Of the independent voter
"The subject is wide one, and I
have only touched upon what seemed
20 mo its most prominent and import
ant parts. / would not, however, have
done Justice 20 sou or myself II 1 had
not given sou my most sincere aud can
ala views, and 1 rlose by saying that
during WHIST remains 30 mo of onieial
life shall faithfully endrayor io
carry out aud enforce the views 1 have
announced, and any other measures of
reform that shall appear 20 be- nredful
or helpful 20 promote the political n.
dependence and advanced government
by and for the people"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13

Mother-You must always remain
standing, Hugo, while lady is enter
ing the room.
Hugo-Aud IL uo ono is coming must
sit down AN the timel-TnusIated
for Tales from Familie journal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13

emi ana rafm,rs vtu.n,1auons, iro,u
on paria of Kansas, was held. A per.
uanent Organization for the purpose Of
pushing railway rate legislation was
perfected and resolutions were adopted
ufRing congress 20 give a commission
pewcr to control railroad rates 1t
was also decided to perfect organiza.
tion an ovcry county in the state and
70 follow in the footsteps Of Wisconsin
In securing a state bill to control cor.
porations. The convention was strict.
ly nonpartisan.
Thomas Potter was made permanent
chairman. Speeches were made by OK.
Governor Van SAINT, Of Minnesota,
I. l.. I,enroot, speaker Of the Wis.
consin house Of representatives, and
others Governor r. W. Hoch Of
Kansas, who was to have been one Of
che speaker sent word that he was
too iii 20 attend. Mr.. Van SAINT said
IN parts
Van SAINT on Corporation Power.
Tho oyts Of the nation are turned TO.
ward Kansas. and the people Of Amer.
ica are deeply interested In your strug.
gle for sclf preservation. am with
you 90 your 6ght With the Standard
on conpany and its powerful head,
John y. Rockefeller
DO you know the power Of corpo.
ratio wealth. DO YOU fully realize the
vast inancnco it wicldbi Have you
paused 30 consider how mcrcilcsaly Il
Furnishes those who stand In its way
aud opposos BE viii, and how it yiliacs
abuses AMI misrcprcscnts every man
Who does not cringc before itf n any
ono of you g. a public official and has
had tho iomeriiy TO do his sworn duty
are you aware that YOU arc tho special
object of BE- vengeance, aud that ey'
cry effort will be- made 10 crush youi
Money h rapidly becoming all pow.
erful. rho wealth OF our arch enemy
\ greater than that Of any man "who
ever nyed Ia tho tide OF tlmea"
You oan win this fight II you arc dc.
tormiucd. You have tho power 10 your
own hnnaa. In our country tho peo'
plo ralo. SO man should go to con
gron OF slt n the legislature who does
not vote right on questions affecting
tho welfare OF the state. Not only hold
mectingp, bot attend tho primaries Of
your party aud sec that honest and
efficient men arc chosen 20 represent
you, AfteFwaTd go 10 the polls and
vote. 10 your utmost 10 eliminate the
ward heeleF tho caucus manipulatoF
and the party bossi Telegate 10 the
rear tho man with a political pull and
let enieieney be tho only test for pub.
lie olioe Our legislatures should pass
prin,ary election laws giving tho peo
ple an opportunity 10 elect United
States senators, as well as all Other
officials by direct primaries.
With Roosevelt on Rates.
Al io the transportation question, il
edecis every man, woman and child
ln 40 nation. ono Of the difficulties
in dealing with II is the unfairness OF
tho railroads. 1t is not true, as they
porsisiently state, that the friends Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
KANSAS
SETS THE
PACE

At wichita, Kansas, Wednesday, a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
With Roosevelt on Rates,

Al Do the transportation question, il
odecis every man, woman and child
10 40 nation, ono Of the difficulties
in dealing with il is the unfaiTness Of
tho railroads. 1t is not true, as they
poIsistently state, that the friends Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13

condition and require Affirmative proof
Of intent TO complete the contract &C.
cording to its terms before admitting IL
as a subject Of litigation. Or a stat.
ute might require it.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13
Non conmitth

"Mamma. dil you ever hirt when
you wero "a girli"
eyes my dear j did once
"Aut were Sou punished Tor itf'
"it led 90 my marriage With youl
father Translated Zoe Tales from
10 Rire
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13

rate regulation desire TO have the in.
terstate commerce commission arbitrar.
lily fix all rates. We stand exactly
with President Roosevelt and only
want power given the commission, af.
ter a rate has been challenged and
found unreasonable, to name one, have
it 60 into effect Immediately and re.
main in force until reviewed by the
courts.
Tho railroads now can do as they
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-13

All we ask is to have the power dele
gated that congress failed to grant
formerly Either give the commission
that authority or abolish the law en-
tircly. Give us this just measure, stop
rebates and similar Determinations,
let all private car shipments cease and
market progress will have been made
In the settlement Of the vexed trans.
portation problem.
/ am not an alarmist, but it is time
TO call halt. We are building up a
class Of individuals in our country by
special transportation privileges that
menace our free institutions. No one
can estimate the damage wrought by
the pcrnicious system Of favoritism.
It and Il alone enabled John ID. Rock
efeller 20 successfully crush every
competitor and establish the most gi
gantic monopoly on earth. 1t is en-.
abling every man who enjoys Il 60
destroy his rival and plundcr the pco.
pie This man, with the railroad mag.
mates, together with the insurance
scoundrcls who have used the sacred
funds intrustcd 70 their care, has cor.
ncred the markets and, whether prices
have gone up or down. has rcapcd a
rich harvest.
In the enforcement Of the law rests
the safety Of tho nation. We have rea.
sou 10 be encouraged. Indictments
have been returned against railroad
officials aud shippers Take courage
Our cause is just and We have a fear
lcss leader In Theodore Roosevelt, an
inspiration 20 every man who loves faif
play aud wants n square deal, Lot NJ
DO our duty. a. ho is doing bis, and
wo will have both equality before the
law aud equality Of opportunity, a her
itage that is duo every American eiti
Eon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
People in Chester.
tsieciai TO The Tifnek-D Dispatch

Especial TO The Tinnss-Dlspatcii.J
+ CHESTER. VA. March H.The Wo-
planfN Christian Temperance Union met
yf.stsrGag afternoon ut Mrs. r.. ".
cbon'x and With quite Il good attendance.
slrs. Moore, wife Of EcY. l.. ~. Moore,
OF Efi,ngaics county, @i,h her mother.
Mrs. ", q. Jyey. aerc visiting here
yeEterdag.
Mrs K. &, Hatcher and siiH, w, g.
Hatcher made ellis hero this Afternoon,
Mrs Lprau Dickinson. ~ Eictlmond,s
yigftad relatives iittre 2t:f.tefday.
Niaa iisifrihon, ~ OHIO. Is piii@fffa1da
hive tpsdays
aiaa L1ta Gfs2ofy Ysist mas been tisi,r.
lfg st S1ffpS. U ntopi3ns VIII her
aister. Mr8 &, g. TONER.
sifsa iJa l.sii DiityJ siil sis6t relatives
/ III GleiiGahd tsssst @afki B NJ
5Iiss Jaze PsrfeM, Mii9 has Benta quite
Sies far u iuhiiaar ~ d.tfH III itnpfogiHa
8inl ispies 70 he Win iier yofifts fftetds
aRairi.
~ q i.fedfnp. Htso lost iila dwelling
84G t3Jateiite last 1otpsay, falIed ~ sI.1t6.
hat only siat iriHtirssuet;. Is
Ir and Mrs., I.efiigyHsia ifaftiaph. Drtia
ard Fffj0lis if.s ~ tssGtett ~ Afr, IS, q,
tSaeH, ~ Gesitraito 8
sifAs tt&y II, VI Modfe viii return ~
I Et4nEwick 'i,sSt 5'fslissia55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Eastern Capitalists Secure Control
fsShipbuilding Yards Of
Moran Company. q
SEVERAL MILLIONS PAID
Failing Healthof Present Owners
Said toBe5 Cause of Re
tircment.
(By Associated press)

SEATTLE. WASH. March lI-The
Post-Intclligencer to-day prints a state
:nent signed by Robert Moran. president
OF tile Moran Brothers Company, builders
OF the battieship Nebraska, announcing
the aale to Eastern capitalists associated
with the Griscoms of Philadelphia. OF
control OF their company. The considera-
ton. whIen stated. Is known. to be bee
tween s2,5D3,t0o and 10000.
Tho statement says: Owing to falling
health OF the family and tie necessity
for rest from business cares. the Moran
brothers have sold &; controlling interest
in tho Moran Brothers Company and have
delivered overyto new management the
business OF tho company as II growing
concern They reserve for completion AMI
delivery TO the government Ey themselves
tho battleship Nebraska.
=. ". Patterson, who has been the naval
architect for the Transatlantic feet of
the international Navigation Company.
FOR the last ten years. will be associated
in the management with George H; Hig-s
bee. lately n,anaser.g0f tile international
Navigation Company and of tho Empire
line. The Grscoms will be closely assoc,
ciatcd with these men. a now corpora
lion will be organized barring the title
'rrhe Moran Company" Tho Moran ship
building plant was Established in Seattle
in a SEQ Y - ~ 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18

tar-room en- you thinks you is or bully.
Cur partner. toukent knock me SIDE de
laid, but ah made him holler all right.
You dirty ours ali kin lick de bunch 'sf
YER finished the man who had Two
sy.ly bad wounds in his sky-picce.
Warrants and then some more warrants
were issued for the men and they we're
locked up, both with bandased heads
and both swearing vengeance upon each ~.
other
Scarcely had the cell door swung to
behind the men when in prancca Gt'ice
Wtisht with u white prisolcs 'the man
had two gashes on his cocoanut.
lie was takensin hand by the physician
and tied into shape, after which he was
shown to an apartment on the same floor.
His suite will be numbered by Justice
Z crutchfield.