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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Miss Lenorc Burke is visiting rela-
lives in Billings.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Brass are in the
city from Seward.
Mr and Mrs. A. J. Hemstreet arc
visiting friends in Shawnee.
Mrs N E Baxter of Oklahoma City
Is IN tho city visiting friends.
Miss Della Dunkin viii visit in
Kansas City through tho holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. iutz are spend
ing the holidays in salina, Kansas.
Miss pearl scribbns. Of 1T. Cobb,
is in the city visiting her parents
Miss Josephine Fitzgerald is attend
nHs the teachers meeGng at Shawnee,
Miss Florence Sweet, OF Ponca City.
Us the guest Of Miss Letha Pentocost
Mr.. Carl Holtzschue, of Oklahoma
City, was a 7iisitef- IL Guthrie sesss sas.-
das.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. w. Fields left
"Wednesday for sulphur ON short
yisit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Whllcomb and
children are visiting with friends In
Mulhall
Mrs. Geo. Wyckel went to Orlando
to visit With her parents through the
holidays.
Miss Lor strang has ssued invita-
lions for ] o'clock luncheon this
afternoon
Misses Maggie and Mildred llaws
are in the city from Mulhall visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ray Of Shaw
nee are in the city visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank lands.
Mrs. j. 4. Showalter, of Wellington.
Kansas. Is in the city visiting Mr., anu
Mrs. S. X. Vanvorhees.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Johnston and
daughter. Hazel are spending the holi-
days IN Fort Smith, Ark.
Miss Amanda Wilson, OF Winfield.
Ksn, Is the guest Of Mrs w y. Herod,
501 East Springer avenue.
Miss Alice Talman Is spending the
holidays with her sister. Mrs, Ernest
flagney, at Oklahoma city.
Friday, January 4th.
The Etudc club meets with Mrs
Mintonye Friday January fth
Mrs Dora Weinbcrgor and little
daghters Helen and Lille, are spend
Ing the week tnd i'm blackwell.
Mrs An lIlxm Is IN the city from
El Reno. visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
Onernolser, 60l North Broad street
Mr. and Mrs Bonnett, OF Kinghshor.
ere spending the holidays with Mrs.
/ Bunnetts parents, Mr. and Mrs Swap
Miss Virginia Fitzgerald. who has
hoon attending school at Norman. is
ai home With her parents for the holi-
days
Mrs O. = ODonnoll and children
returned Tuesday evening from "A few
weeks visit in Galveston. Texas, with
relatives.
Eiks have ISSUED cards. Guthrie Lodge
40. ieG. B 4 o. Elks ~At Home
luesda, evening. Jauaary ist 1901.
Dancing.
Dr r. O llirschi len SATURDAY for
-a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29
EKoITEMENr Ar srILwELL.
Attempted Criminal Assault on a
Young Girl

Special to Daily Leader.
Muskogee. !. r.. Dec. 29-Great ex-
citement prevails al stilwell, small
town near here, over AN attempted
criminal assault Gf Miss York. a IA
yearold girl, by Rraham Hughes. The
girl repulsed Hughes and as she fled
he fred a shot gun into her back at
close range. Hughes was arrested
and taken 60 Ninita 10 escape mob
violence fhe town Is considerably
wrought mp and 2 iyEehing may for
low.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Tho gelief OF couga aud Colds through
MNatiyo innaonce. originated With Bees
Laxative Cough syrup coatnlaing Honey
and Tar cough syrup containing no
oaiates %. poisous. which O. oxtensivclg
sold. Secure % hottie nd once obtain
guamuioe coupon, and f not fully sats-
fed With results your money win ba re-
funded sold hy j. n Wiaiace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29
INFORMATION WANTEp.

The u9dersigned administrators OF the
estate Of g. n. Dunn. deceased desires
to learn the whereabouts of benjamin
=. Craghead, a son Of the late Winlnm
crshead Of Galloway county. Missouri
Ben 4. Cmghead is nov 80 o. SO years
old ard whea last heard from. M 1897
on lsaN was on railroad construction
work n either oklahoma o. the Indian
Territory. H. H. ROBINSON. sdm.
Troy Missoml Oct 10, 1906.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

The best treatment Tor indiges Ion ana
troubles Of the stomADn W 10 rest Tho
stomach. q can be rested hy starvation
or hy tho ufe of good liscsnnt which
van digest the food eat %, tnna taking
the NoiS on the stomach 81 thc proper
tempe a single if1spoonfui of Ko-
dol VIII wholly digest 900 grains OF food.
n elieres the present auaouauco, puts
ths stonnch iu shape 10 satisfactorily
perform iis functions. Cloa Tor mdlfes-
ton, sour stomach .iaie',Hce. paiplta-
tion of lhe heart ana dfsncpsa l<odol
b mado in strict conformity with zoe
National rure Fooi aal iNus Law. sod
hy a. n nenffo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29
HUGO GERS eosY.


Special 20 Daily Leader
Hugo. 4 r.. nec. 2g-Iho board OF
trade OF this city yesterday closed q
contract With Viae President GRAY
of The Frisco Railroad for the erec-
tion at ihispoint Of a creosotine plant
10 cost $to0o00 Thirty acres of land
has been secured and tho enterprise
viii give employment 10 100 men.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

When you are IN th1 road. Dc you
ever can up your wife oser the lug,
distance phone aad tan TO here
mo; but I frequently tan her un
end let her talk " ne. Houston
pnst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29
posrMAsTER's soN,a
Fatally stabs a Neishbor's Son Near
Mansum.

Mangum. Okla. pee 20 sim Ayers
son of John Ayers, farmer living
near Wilmoth In this county was
perhaps fatally stabbed yesterday by
John Alexander. a son of the post
master AZ that place.
The two families live only about q
quarter of mile apart and the trag-
edy ocsurred on the road between the
two homes. The circumstances cead'
inc up 10 the crime have not been
divulged at this time and probably
will not be until the examining trial
The Alexander boy received ter-
rible cut IN the abdomen from which
his entrails protruded aFd as no med
Teal aid was procured ior two or three
hours after the wound was inflicted e
Is practically certain that De will die.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Your money refunded n after using
throe-fou-ths (A) OF tube OF Manlan'
you are dissatisfied Return the balalce
OF the tube 20 your druggist and your
money win be cheerfuily returned Take
advantage OF this ono-. Sold by J. n,
N.aifnre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

little Jesse Gates entertained a
party of his young friends Wednes-
day evening in honor of his seventh
birthday anniversary Games We're
played and refreshments were served
the merry little party Each little
guest was given q lovely Christmas
card as souvenir of the occasion.
The guests We're: Ruth Hopkins, Nel-
lie and Matte hoe. Garry Helm, Lu-
oile Latta, Johnnie Turney, Book
Turney, Otto McCrtney, Hanna llis.
er. Glenn and Ethel Dunmire, Gus
hulm. Marie Gates.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

The ladies Of the Missionary so-
ciety Of the Presbyterian church met
with Mrs. w. w Rucks Wednesday
afternoon. rhe foreign topic was
Syria and was interestingly presented
In a paper by Mrs. H. l.. Miller. Mrs.
Fielding and Mrs Rucks also read pa
pers ON the subject The home study
was "The Mountaineers of America
The afternoon was very pleasantly
spent ard The study OF these topics
very interesting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

early date and pushed rapidly to com
pletiOn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Mrs. Edgar Powers entertained at
cards Thursday afternoon in honor OF
Miss lone Coyle. Miss Jessie sampsel
won first prize and Mrs. Jack Morris
the consolation. An elaborate lnn,heon
was served during the afternoon. The
guests were. Mesdames Coylc, Jack
Morris. George Willis. Bamford Hen
ry Thompson, N. Melville Carter
Misses lone Coyle, Schnei, Rhodes
Sampsel, Ruby McNesl. Elizabeth Nc
Neal, Cassidy. Katherine Cassidy
Bess Strang Of Pittsburg, Penn, Loa
Srang, Fay Grissel and frankie Curl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

A pleasant surprise was given
Mr Frank Burford Christmas night
by his friends at the home Of his pa
rents on Springer avenue The follow
ing young people attended,: Miss
Helen Green. Miss Lena Hunter. Miss
Lillian Boles, Miss Camp, Mesdames
Ben Hegler. Jr,, and Burns Hegler.
The gentlemen included Mr.. Fred
Green, Nv Orville Farquharson, Mr..
Tihbitts, Mr. Burns Hegler. Mr.. Ben
Hegler, Jr The evening wfsf passed
with cards. Miss Boles and Mr.. Tib-
bits being the winners. AT eieyen
o'clock Mrs. Burford served a three
course luncheon Mr. Frank Burford
Is now located az Tulsa and this re-
union of old friends served to en-
hance the pleasure of his homecom'
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Nasal Catarrn quieEiy ylc0a 20 JToat-
meut ~ Elys CEeam balm, which IS agree
ably aromatic 10 is received through tho
nosirils, cleanses and heals tho whole SUR
face over which e diiInses iisolf. Druggists
SCH tao 5oc si1ei Trial size hy iaail, iC
conts. Test Il and you are sure 70 continue
the treatment
Announcement.
To accommodate thoee Who arc partial
10 ,he use OF atomizcrs in applying liquids
into lho nasal rasspeos Tor cltafghei tfot-
bits, the proprictum prepare Cream Balm II
liquid icim which viii be knnsn as Elys
Liquil Cream Balm. prieo inh,a,sing %
spraying tuhe is 75ccnia Druggists or by
mail lhe htall form cmhpdies lho mld-
ielnal propeltios of tho aplsI lrepagaiioa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Jones ColdWatcrs e. E Trout. Car.
men. G. c. Martin, DiLA. Mo- Mary
carmaiino, Dina, MO, and NJ A. Yong
Coyle.
There viii likely be 40 open
houses" New Years. The custom has
gone out Of stvle Last year Guthrie
was the only town in the west which
kept up the custom The w. G =. n.
kicks on open houses. Oklahowa
City Post The above taken from the
Post yesterday neglected to rertdye
proper credit The item is NOT cor
rect; many other towns kept open
houses last year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

sehsol Of Music, Dewey block.
Room q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

The Ku Klux Khan met with Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Mcllhinney, Tuesday
evening for G O'Clock dinner The
elan presented the nogt and hostess
with beautiful cut glass creaW and
shgar set An elaborate dinner was
served and a delightful time, enliven-
cd by music, enjoyed by the guests,
who were. MI and Mrs. VIII Rejahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corb sarchot, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Longeker. Mr. and Mrs. otto
Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Nc
nhinney Miss Elizabeth Long ker
Airline McIlhinney. little Miss Eebekah
Sarchet, Master Wallace zimmerman.
The club played high FIVE after din
ner Mrs. Ira Longaker winning
ladies' prize, Mr.. Otto Zimmerman,
gentlemans prize, and Mrs Reiahl
and Mrs. Safchet the boobies
Mrs. e. o. Douglas was hostess Thurs
day at an elaborate reception given
In honor of her guests, Mrs. Il. A..
Beer of Kansas, and Mesdames J. l..
Tait and G, l.. TAFT, Of Washington,
ID. c. The house was handsomely dec
Grated in carnations. ferns and potted
plants. Delightful music was rend-
cred .drring the reception Mrs
Douglas was assisted in receiving by
Mesdamos Kneisley, Ramsay, Hughes,
Cottingham and Boles.
p1inty refreshments of ice cream
cake. coffee. mints and salted almonds
were served, and Miss Lillian Boles
and Miss Bess Gsno graciously pre-
sided over tho punch bowl
Those present We're; Mesdames
Abel. Arnold, Asp. Askew. Barde,
Ilarlger Barnes, Beadles Beamer,
Byers. Bierer Charles Billingsley, LIZ
zle Biuingsley, Boles. Henry Braun,
Heinz Branh. Brnnson. Bamtord Car
ter, Burke. Chester, Carlin cocl1rum,
Cottingham. Coyle, Grow, Cunning
ham. Dale Duke TarQuharson, fesSa.
Filsen. Frantz, Fraiser Furrow, Gray
Greer. Grimes. Hamill. J n Havis-
horst. Herod. Hildreth HiXon, John
son, Kimhall, Kneisley, Laux, Leach,
Levy, Lyons Mckay, McNeal, Mill
ken. Jack Morris. 4 A. Neal, Orner,
Pebels. A. b. Hughes, Pentccost Ram
DO, Ramsay Raymalier, Rhodes, j. w.
Rrcks. w w Rucls. Sarchet, Seeley.
Seton. r. v. Smith sam smith Speed,
Spencer, Spurrier Spurlock Strang,
Thompson. Van Voorhees, Ed Walton,
West. Zininerna an, Reihal White Be
land. Huston. McMorris, Lloyd Nor
rls, WenneE Martindale, n E. Lyon,
Nicholas, Crsig. WilHs Williams Luiz,
sohlbarg. Stlart. Gilbert. Alexander
Black. Scott. Lawrence. Hahn, Mcfar
land, Lindwall. Severns, Woods, War
ron. Misses Green, MoNeal, Ruby Nc
Neal. Gano, COyle. Knrsey. Rhodes,
Sehnoll Rraln. Patterson. Nlhlnck
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Seasonable Shoes At bic reduction.
--Robinsons.
alMMlA9K tlii.hA4 All
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

Visitors registering al Carnegie H.
brarv today arc as follows ~ Fan
sher. Edmond; Opal fauser. sabethal
Kansas, Y. NJ. Newman, Oklahoma
City MIS- + p. King Lawton; $. ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-29

To come and inspect our New Year Shoes
They will prove werthy Of your conf
dence and pleasing 10 your eye. feet and
pocketbook
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MIR. and Mrs. Joe Mckecwn. OK
Alva. are i'm the city visiting friends
lof "a few days. They spent Christ
mas day at Lowell the guests OF Mrs.
McKeown's parents Mr.. Mckeown IS
am expert accountant and IS now en-
gagcd in examining the records OF
Woods county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
Naarlr 5000 Raisad

AZ the noon hour the committee ap.
pointed 10 solicit funds for the SUI
feTers had raised t94OO. No part Of
this money, however, via be forward.
ed directly 20 the San Francisco com.
mittees, bat viii be spent in purchasing
provisions and supplies 10 be sent to
the people in distress
The bread contributions are coming
in fast; The housewives Of salem are
responding heartily TO the ean Of the
local committee.
Practically 5000 in cash has now
been raised by the salem committee
The telegraph operators have lost
heavily in san Francisco. r. q. Reid.
o. Seattle, Western Union superintsnd.
ent, Of this district, has asked dona
tions from employees OF an the com,
pany's of6ees, 20 be sent 10 Superin.
teudent Lamb, Of san Francisco, for
the beneht Of the operators in that city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

The entertainment al the Grand
Opera House tonight has been convert
ed into a benefit for the IRE sufferers
Manager Meredith has donated the use
Of the opera house and the newspapers
have donated the advertising. and the
entire proceeds win be given BY the
Sisters Of the Sacred Heart Academy
70 the unfortunate. The spirit Of the
salem people is being shown in q nag.
aihesnt manner, and money Is coming
from entirely unexpected sources.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Governor Chamberlain last evening
issued the following proclamation
"Whersas, Earthquake and hTe have
brought dire calamity upon the people
Of our sister state Of California, and
Governor Geo. @. PaFdes, Of that state,
has wired me there is great need for
immediate supplies Of provisions, and
temporary famine is thTeatened;
'Now, therefore, ], Geo. E. Cham.
beTlain, governor Of the state OF Ore.
gon, do hereby proclaim the necessity
of immediate aid 10 these ahiietsd
friends Of our sister state, and do
earnestly request and urge our people
as their nearest neighbOTs TO respond
20 this eall Of distress by sending i'm.
mediately to them money, food, cloth.
ing bedding, lumber for shelter and
such other supplies as win relieve
their necessities"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
what Portland Has Done.

What Portland has done for sufferers
from earthquake and ere in San Fran.
cisco:
Sent two special trains Of 2s cars
loaded with food and other supplies.
Subscribed nearly 100000 yester.
day.
Dispatched 40 doctors and nurses to
the scene.
Gives an additional car Of drugs and
cooked food for immediate use, and
sends g by fast train.
Offers al the -four needed to feed the
hungry.
Names committees 20 begin work 90.
day soliciting relief funds.
Sends Oregon National Guard horpi.
tai corps tonight 90 relieve suffering
Will follow up FIRST donation by daily
trains Of provisions and supplies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

homo consumer, 20 long AZ this condi
iion exists, but recently the Russian
political outlook has created q higher
basis Of prices In Holland, American
export parity has been reaeher and
several transactions IN American pro.
duee. mostly 10 low grades, have taken
place.
In consequence Of the high price Of
Russian oats and Of the partial failure
of the Danube crop, a large business
has already been done 10 American
No. 3 clipped white oats, principally
In tTah.hipmcnt 90 Germany. The cx.
tent of the American European trade
10 rye IL unimportant Tho high prices
for an qualities of rye obtaihable IN
Amsterdam ought 20 allow trahue.
iions IN American No. western. The
general position ought 20 facilitate I'm.
ports of American rye. principally te
cause o. tho s'areity Of Russian and
Danube rye Exporters In the DATED
States might hnd a really profitable
market In that eomodity.
Tho large sales Of Russian low
grades Of buekwheat and barley have
thus Ear prevented the usual sale OF
American prime bsekwheat 20 Holland.
There IL Likelihood, however, that
these products have been worked on
Of a regular and profitable business In
prime American buckwheat. Strong
competition. however, Is encountered
In Canada, which Il Offering an infeTioT
quality AZ a. len. This IL relatively
cheaper than the American exporter
can afford 90 eel, as th einfeFioTity
In quality is not very great The
American business generally is eonsid'
cred good In an kinds Of cereals. and
the future prospect is encouraging.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

ated Press report, that those great news
gathering corporations have the right
Of way. Hundreds Of thousands Of
private kilograms are stacked up at the
California Offices, and it is almost i'm.
possible and hopeless to expect to get
private wires through in either diree.
tion.
Thursday night The Journal editor
asked the manager Of the seripps News
Association in Chicago to look up Mac
Hofer, and received the following this
Chicago, April 90, 1906.
Z. Hofer, Editor Daily Capital Jour
nal Salem, Or:
Will try and locate Robert but can.
not locate our own men. Think the
students are nearly all safe
WINFIELD DUDLEY,
seripps News Association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
cOmmissIonsr sAislas Celsbrat.s.

New York, April sO.-The desk Of
United States Commissioner John A.
Shields was handsomely decorated with
noWers and the commissioner received
hundreds Of kilograms and letters OF
eongIatulation in honor Of the 5lst an.
niveEsary of his entering the govern.
ment service Throughout the Afternoon
many members Of the bench ana bar
called on Commissioner shields and
rendered their congratulations.
II was on April 20 1855. that John
Archibald Shields, then a boy Of Is.
entered the once Of the clerk Of the
United States circuit court and began
work as a junior clerk. He continued
At his desk until 1878, when he was
made deputy clerk. although in 1859
he had been made United States com.
missioner, the same year that be was
admitted 10 the bar. In 1855, when
JohePF NJ. Deul, then clerk Of the court
wss appointed city magistrate, Com.
missioner Shields took his place. As
a master in ehaneeTy, in equity and in
admiralty, cOmmissioner Shields has
had before him, and passed upon, many
important eases, involving vast sums
OF money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

Mrs d. r. Carne's father is in the
San Francisco holocaust. He was room.
ing in the downtown district.
Mrs. NJ. +. Ellis, Of this city, has q
cousin. Miss Ella MeKeen, who was az
$50 Eddy street, san Francisco, who
was staying at the Hotel Garland.
Mrs c. W. Simon, Of this city, has a
cousin, Miss Bertha Hurley, who was
at 22o Franklin street, san Francisco.
Among those who left for San Fran.
cisco last evening, TO assist In the re-.
lief work. are Attorney L. H. MeMa.
hon, Henry W Meyers and Harry Al.
bert.
Five Western Union operators Of
Seattle passed through this city today
en- route 20 Francisco 10 help the ofiiee
there Three operators from Portland
passed through last night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
spTinE AEaaeai Carnival.

Waeo, Texas, April sO-Ths spring
musical carnival, under the auspices
OF the Mendelssohn Choral club Of this
city, will open this evening with a
grand concert with choral numbers
and soloists and a fun orchestra. Many
visitors from neighbOring cities have
come here 20 attend the concert this
evening. The carnival viii end with
the concert tomorrow night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20

New York, April aO--It appears
from the reports Of the customs depart.
nent. just issued, that the grain mar.
ksis Of Holland, American cereals hold
an important position. OF maine or
IndiAA s0Fn, Holland purchases from
Aresntina, South AmeFisa, tAe Danube
disirists and the United states Large
exports from the United States are
expected during this year, much having
already been contracted for in AmsieF-
dam, and once again this country viii
stand FAR in the lead Of maiSe export
ipe lAndN In consequence Of the Ful'
ing high price Of wheat IN AmsTiSa,
experts q this commodity have been
iimiisd thns far, holders in the United
STATES prsfeFring 70 deliver - 70 the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
PRIMARY
ELECTION
ACTIVE
VOTES CANNOT ALL BE
CASTS BEFORE
CLOSING
Looks Well for TOOze At Leb,
anon. SilvertOn and
WOOdhuTn

Zine weather and a large registration
arc bringing out D big vote a, the pTt
mATies IN the city q salem, and
throughout Marion county. There is
a large vote being polled In the city
Cor whitney, Catch and Toors. Il ls
impossible 20 forecast results on the
Legislature and county tickets In some
wards the vote will be 20 large that the
ballots cannot an be counted tonight
Voting In the various pTeoinets Of the
city T. going on very slowly, as the bal
Doc ls large and cumbersome. aud the
voting system 10 new 70 most of the
clerks and iudges In several precincts
a was nearly au hour before votes could
be received, as some % the judges and
clerks failed 20 appear, and new ones
had 20 BE- sworn in Many of the
CLERKS and judges are recording an the
streets and numbers of voteTs az com.
pletsly AZ was done on the registration
blanks, which IL consuming considerable
time Many unregistered voters are
Also being sworn iu, which is also d slow
process II IL estimated that not over
7s per eent of the voters win be able
60 eas, Their ballots
Word from Lsbanon 10 received that
there 10 = yeritable TooAs landslide up
there AZ silverton close observers es
timats that out of the hra 90 votes
Tooss received "a AZ woodburn, the
home Of Mr.. Toore, be viii have an
overwhelming majority.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-20
WILL BARRETT AND PARTY.
Arc Safe IN Oakland and VIII he
Home Soon Telegram Received
Last Night.

The suspense Of the schmiit and
Barrett families 10 this city was re-.
heved last night when Mr. A. C.
sehmitt received a telegram from
Will Barrett, dated Oakland. Cal. stat.
ing that the party was In Oakland safe.
and that they would be home soon.
The telegram also stated that San
Francisco was ruihed.
The telegram came IN the nick of
time, for Mr.. schmitt and Ia. Barrett
had planned 20 take the overland
train Tor san Francisco last night and
make a search Tor the party. In the
party are Mr and Mrs. W. A. Barrett
Miss Anna Finn and Miss Kate Bar
Fett,-Albany Herald.