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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

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tpoeligere taler ban gennem TT Oro,
% aler t9oeligit taller ban gennem
IN SON, Der oerfor ogIaa / beieite
Portland fables Oroet. 6an e.
zen fulotomne Qabenbaring at 6oz
oeren. 5elo pioner ban. n9po Der
Ter mig, Ter 5aoeren", % 6ebr9ers
brepets 6orfatter toloer BAN n6egs
ligbeoens Qfglans % bans 8elens
uotrntte gilleOe". 0erfor tit6eoer Ri
life ,,en ufenot @uo~ ION Qtbenien.
ferne paa gduli 3i0, nei, Ri tilbes
Der bam, ON bpem bet be0oer: rDetie
er oct epige Gin, at De fenoe Dig, Oh
eneite ianoe SUD. og Oen on uoienOte,
Seius 8riitus".
?. g iftenoomm mems 90 ens
neftei0eal. Oct par %fortrinsDis
zen friiine Reliaions Wenneiteioedl,
pi dgteoe at opqle Deo. Dette Soeal
meoer ps dlereoe beo WenneItets
.Sfabelie / .@uos 8ileoe", og Del
ta6es life beo Snnoefoloet. Mennez
ifet taber Gpnen til al ndd Soedlet,
men @uo Iloor life at paa oct Soeal,
ban peo Stabelien bar lat Menneifet.
6ans 9pfter ON 6relie. lloo9lgelien
al ct Gienoomsfolt % Den COB. ban
qiner bette 5olt, oiOner lige tnoeli9t
ON, at Soealet ital ppbolOes. og at
BET ital naaes. 0giaa FER fan ri 10
'foruofGtte meeet Tom tenot. 9i fen
Der De ii 8uO. Iom beo Wloies blep
Qibet til Ssraels Soft. 9igeiaa fen
Der Ri 6oripttelierne e1er @uos 2efs
Ter ON 5relIe. Ulen oi ItaI pege po1
cntelte 5ing, bnorfor pi elifer oei
Menneiteioeal, Der mBoer os / @uOa
IQop. 5ororin9erne er faa prattiite,
% "OPENS nital lite" ipttes abiolui
imoo oct onoe, og fun imoo Del
onoe, % oens nital" ansaar fun.
booo Der er goOt, bpao Der bill
9abne os ielp % andre. On ital
life itjale". On itdl lite lpoe" digt
Ifalf @ionesbpr6). r0u ital life be-
qare" tiaiqe meo De dnore 5orbuo er
nsget prottiits. % 2obens 6opeo6uo.
~8u itaf elite" er mIittert ogida messt
proftiIf. Oct er life no9et ben
geiret, ION inqenite0s bar biemmt
eiler 4nbenoele. 8i bar grug for 0e-
oct oaglige qip. / 6iemmst, / 5or.
holoet til Gaboer. / 6anoel % Ban.
Del. 9uo er ielo &arlis6eo, % bar
fororer al oct 9aien, ban bar itabI
Ii lit giaeoe, at Oct ifal elite. Del
ftal fulot no taale Reiter Deo fin
lSioe, ION ii0eoronet - ION oie
%ielD@.
90 iaa BET beftemte, oet ubrpoeliat
on far. .ou ital life. Oct 81
opbeiet, itsnt og tort. Om Msn.
neitet not iau meget figer: Seq for
lite. iaa itaar "OPENS uou ifal" oel
lige fufot. Scr BET 6eoite, gu fan
+ Oct BIZ 2open flet life Dioe at al
fige. Oct biloe 6eler life bare anoeI
emo at ianfe Soealst. Men oct mao
life ienfes. iaa er Der ingen 5ul0+
tommenbe6 at naa. ingen Saligbeo.
! Soealet ifal boloes oppe. os BET itoI
macs. % 6Dor6an oct fer. oeron
ifal ri prebe at ifriDe naite Sang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
Bort
Bortfat.)
Den triftne Reli9tpns
S0eale r.

~ y : y ! l.
9et bar ganIte fort, ri itanoieoe
peo getragtningen af De beoenite Re=
ligioners Soealer. 6eniigten bar TIM
at biIe, at bi life fan o9re tent
meo Dem. De filler altfor lapt. De
t~ilfreosftiaer life Menneitebiertets
o9beIte 5rang - 5ran9en til per
f%onIigt Samfuno meo ii,
peronfig 9uO og til eOigt
Qib / fuIotommen Saligz
beo. 0erfpr penoer Ri os fra Dem
for at Fnoe noget beore. noget bir
teliqt tilfreositiaenoe, % bette beore
Ear bi allereoe fun0et, BET er gipet
Os / 2(rp meo ben triitne Religion.
Oerfor BIZ pi nu benoe % til Sc
trdotning at oens Soedler. Og Ri
6oaber, set ifol Ipffes Os o~berfor ale
beloiliee 9pfere at piie, boorfor bi
pnlger oisie ION bore, % bborfor 81
pqfdo bill f1mbe for, at bort oanIte
GOlf / 4merifu life Ifal gipe Hip
poa oisle Soeuler.
1. 90 mens CUBS
IDEAL. Bette llotrbt Burger ri t
6orbolo til port gmne, men Ri 0il
itrofs gre opmertiom paa, at ben
t~riitne 3eIigions @uosioeal er en-
8irfeligbeo. Oct er life Blot Ell
5oreitining nm en- @uooom / Gig
hso meo andre @uoeioealer - fun
uen0elig ~ffennere oa mere opbeiet
Rel Der tan life egentlig bare Gale
ON noeet Soeol, tbi naar S0edlet
naues, fOripin0er oct 10, og Der er
set est mso Dor SUBS Gulofommens
heoer fra Gbiebeo df. @i forlaoer
oerfOr llotrptfet Soeal og friDer or
por CUB.
8i bebsber life at bore biotleftige
FER, ioet bi fan foruof9tte bore 99-
ieres Genoffa6 til 8grnelproommen.
8i TENDER 10 Dor 5ros fsrIte pr
titel. bbor Ri DEFENDER Dor SUB Iom
ben olma9tiee Guoer, 6ims
melens Og 5oroens Stuber. a6aa
tdlte. og BET Ifete; bon bs0. og fad
itco BET Der. y6an fagoe: glip 2psl
oa Der blep Ems" Oft fable ban peO
fit Qlma9tsoro. SUBS GgenIfaber
TENDER bt fra 8srnel9roommen
Derfor ffal Di Der nsjss meo sanfts
entelte Sing.
Cor @uo er life Blot en- Strait
eler en- uperfonlie Qano, mel, ban
er en- perfon, meo bpem Ri Mens
nefte6srn fan babe perfonIt9tl
g a m u 5; t6i | bans giIeoe er
bi ffabte. Og fom perion er ban
life Blot oct op6ejeoe, oct alm9etige
ce p9Ioiee9afen, bOem hi mac frbgte.
nei not er ban b9loio / 99fen, men
ielDe bans 09fen er q 9rIigbeo.
6dn er Den p9loige &9rligsl
beo, Den befliee aarfiebeo. Saaoun
bar ban aabenbdret fig. 6an er alt
5da pef6ig o fine 8srn, baloig til
bort 5oribor. bafoig imoo bore
Jjen6er. 6on er ben Daloige fer
lige 6aoer. fom bans gern rigtig
meo Sinio fan beneipe fg til. 6on
sr ogfaa pafoig | Crib imOo oft
rnot, foa ban fan bialpe os at
tempe imoo @bnoen bda6e | os fefD
rg uoen ON os feb.
Gad ffuf bi Blot tiffsje. at Dor
Sub life er en- HUT, men en-
cdbenboret Sub. 6on taller til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23
FOR sala.

Gn 3itbers 6arpe (nb), Tom Oi bar
fact for Advertisement, til bulp
qris: $500; ms6 Snitruttions BOG.
6rit tilien6t pr. gtspres.
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Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

st aiO / Sdnbbsb. of Po6ert G.
Speer. Gn gioarof NJ Sud5
Mcaniffer geobsr. @uioriferst
ODsrfattelf. at q. Rqbtr m,o
Foiosruf. 208 Sibsr I OmTaa.
pris Doc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-23

IIUIhNH u Nh HAtNtN A
saa pill hi anfore nozzle IN Al
DEN betenoie Saus pgrpore. Sritrs.
Bern o. GG0re. ale faloes M CIR.
go + 6onocrcn). Def 6eOOcr Der:
San on eli hans 8uoiiab bare
ben til ficrne Strano.
laa tan ou bans 9ione rare
/ Oit eqet 9ano.
SIAN ou ei De ANDRE leoe
frem paa Gano6eos Bel
iaa ian on 10 fittia beOe:
6erre, glenn Dem ei!
SIAN On andre si formane
til Gtono6aiti95eo,
iuu fan 0u oeo 9oriets Sane
fpnge ON Gaos 5reo.
ga, .bptr efter bans Gpne". Eau
iiaes Der / Gpan9eIiet, bpor Der fotz
traes ON llooelinaen al 9aItn;erue.
0erren GAP en6per efter hans eone.
glen onc fit De noget. 0len Der par
cen, Der lite bruqts, hbao ban 1T.
oan grop tit 5alent / Soroen. DIT
er ecttalenteoe Msnneiter piii lar
lin friIte0e iii. Wen oct er itls
minoit oeres 9irtiombeo. Oct 9Glosr
I'm. Del er boao Sanacu, nj ar
frrte at, minoer ON. a4Ile bialpe,
inqen ibige", o6ner fan iiene @uo'.
Wen 6per efter bans Gpue.
Oct er Den rette 9G1manospirts
Iom6eO, oen Der lager ade leoenoe %
iunOe arafter / @u0s WeniQ6eo /
Drug. Qioct pilos oct mite. ON nj
nj en- Def Del QG9prooitanter peo
ISioen at oe oroinereos qraoitanter.
oerion bin alminoeli9e 2aamou05z
oiriIom6eo lite fommer / Sang.
Wen TinOes Der iad iblan0t re-
9agmano. Tom tan aaa 10 % fer
fonoe @uos Cro tit 9pboqselIs "a
i oct 6ele taqet oirfe til 9~eliiarsiie.
ia loo ioo Dem tiens eerrcn paa o51
O}aoOe efter %eeilisbeo. y6oer eftsr
fin Gpne@.
so 0ei er Ten foreneoe oarits
I9irte oa 6eGer life imoo. Qii.ea
obper pore Snortmisfonarer BAG /
Dor Qars6eretnin9 CT ct gepis tor
oct mooiatte. SO nDlia lGiie ri ON,
|at Goros0 atota 9reos baooe aniat
en- 5noremisIionor. 0len Der er no
get onoet, ri peo oeune 9rsftsile
Imoa butte poa. Manqe al oem. o,5.
unoer 5orboIoe iom / 9aumart btis
te babe oirtet Iom Snoremisfonnrtr.
bar Ri or0inerei. foroi hi tranQts
til Dem iom 9rGiter, % Ri bap0e
I6ri6e0 iii at nroinere Dem. 3a
0mit9noi9beo arr. at Ri life bar
tet mango aroftey, Tom Tan i4nnitils
lee me0 Dem, De bru9er ION Snores
misiionGrer oerbjemme. % iom tie
allereOe er / grug Tom Prpoifanter
bos os. Oct boloer bare 5orbirrin1.
ON man Isger Wdnglerne, bbor oe
life fnoes. vi tror os life iuft /
5tano til at paapeae @runOen til, ct
Subs Riqe life oinoer roifere rem
al i6lonot bort oanite Soft / 9fmes
ria. emo 3ilf9l6et er. Men Gruns
oen er oa Iittert lite, at Der I'm
oes IN bel Del ifitteOe Sroets 5ors
fpnOere, Der life faar COB at fomus
.frsm.
iii Sluthino pil NJ lige min0e ON
en- 9irffom6eo, Ser oribes entelte
Steoer. Gnfelte / M%enig6eoen fGt
tes til at uobreoe Somfunoets
8laoe. Oct er ogIaa en- agloaroi9
Gaamunospirtiombeo. SO Iaa er Der
2trbeioet / SpnoagsTtolen. 90 6bOrs
fer life, ION Der bsrtes ON fra San
t~aliitan forleben, inobnoe til air;s
% l9gge arefterne iammen for al
fploe 9irfen til enbber 9uSstjeneite.
Maatie Der peo SUBS Naaoe batt
iomlne mere 8etenoelie. %oanos6nrcn
8ionesbpro os Gang frem, iaa foar
hi ogIaa mere 2agmonospirtiombeo
rette Slags - nalle biGlpe, ineeu
fbige" = obber efter bans Gpne."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

A. Aufrznee, Of the "City View
Farm" on the state prison road says
the rain has benefited the crops gener-
ally in that section. wi.h the exception
Of the strawberries II has had a ten-
deney 20 make the ripe berries soft,
but the season VIII not be on for a
week or more YET, so they viii no; be
hurt much, unless che rain should con
time Mr. Aufrsnee raises grapes ex-
tensively. but, of course, the rain can
not hurt them, and they are growing in
fne shape
J. H Hoffman, who has charge Of
the z. Clemens Horst hop ranch, across
from Lincoln. on the Marion county
side. says the hops are doing better
this year than ever before, and the
growth is splendid. Tie rain is benefit
ting them
Miss Mabel Keize-, who owns 4 farm
four miles north Of tOwr, and who rails
es strawberries extensively, SAYS the
rain has not done much damage as yet.
The Strawberries were hurt to q eer-
tain extent, but II the SUE comes out
everything viii be al right Hops are
doing fine.
J. r. Chapman. who lives on the
Gar5en Road. says the numerous gar
dens in tha; vicinity ara looking fine.
As vet the rain has LOO hurt the straw
berries at all, anu they are ripening very
slowly. The grain IS doing hne, pas
lures are tip-tOp, and grass is very
abundsnt. The fruit crop IS good, es-
peeially the Prunes. which viii be in
mense, and Mr.. Chapman says. unless
some fall Of, the trees will break down
with their load The cherry crop win
not amount 20 much, owing TO the early
frost which killed them. More sun
shine is needed however, 20 ripen the
strawberries, which are in great de-
nand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
BACK TO THE OLD DATE
''The Frutt Of his Polly 70 Be Given
June Ist Tnstead Of June 5tA.

After announcing that the date Of
TIE pay 10 be given ty the College Of
OratOvy would be changed from June
lss 20 June 5sh. i has been sscertained
that there wOula be eoaAiet with rwl
Of SAle-B's lea6ing music teachers pro
grams. and, IN 6eferS1ce 10 their visa
-. The nA1agenenc has decided 10
again change TIE date. 50 We aAnOunes
once and Sor al, ih4; the play viii be
gwen june lsc. AZ the GEaEd oPsrS
Ho0se- We are vary so-Ty that there
has been srck mo3zs, but We hope
that the readers Of The journal VAL
ger the dn1s Exe6 in their ninds Sc
that ske<e VII be 10 misan5erss&D1sng
In rsgAri 10 the play itself. u is rot
neeessary 10 say that il VII Be erss.
class in eseuy respeet- In fact every
tAins th1t the college produces i good
ana !; can be tr1thfnRy sid that this
play viii be oas Of ,he very bess sve'
zTDszPtea By tie college.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

TIE b9seh&ll game between the
Bankers and Groeers, which viii be
puHe5 Of tomorrow sigh. at 6:15, OF
the Willamette Ssld. promises 60 be
VERY interesting. and vel worth the
time. A feature viii be the music by
the CAeuawz bard which Is playing
in fine shape these days The band vfn
give an open-sir eozcert at $50. and
then proceed TO the grounds and play
d,oring the game. Tickets have been
selling for several 6zys. and the Y. NJ.
C. A management expect TO add neat
sun 70 the SWIMMING pool fund
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

o. or ssfsr. Jun. ia. i. !. =
signed viii rsn'r. his :, .s''s so.rs
dlery business to n.,s . n
s.rs:,. sent doc, 70 Ia, az ~
rs.sss grocery store, - - ~.
ny pss.... lss.iis.- :. .. .....,sd Il
ss.s invited to see :, .s..l
.as '1@ FRANK = - NJ
c-w-SSu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

TAs above is the usual verdict Of
the traveller n<ing the Missouri Pseine
railway between the Pacific coast and
the ssst, ard we believe that the ssrv.
ies and seeSunodAtions given merit
tAis ssxtensnt. Prom Dcnver, Ctdsxx-
do Springs and Dsavsr there are two
thrs1gA trains daily to Kansas City
and sc- Lo1iA carrying PullnAn's lat
sss standard slsetrislightsd slsspizs
ears chair ears and up-so-dass diAias
cara TIE same sxesIlsnt service 10
spsrxisa froa KAns~s City and st.
Losis 20 Ms@phiA Little Rsek and Hot
spriAgA II yea are gsins s&ss or
ssssA, write fer particulars and fun In
forn&tise-
w. C M'BRIDR esa- Agt,
ia Third 3D. Portland Ora
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
Personals

Miss Grace Damon spent Sunday in
Inoependeree
Roy wilkins spent Sunday with rel
atfves Al Albany.
M-sl J. II. Lunz returned Saturday
nighr from Portland.
Mrs. George Rodgers went % Albany
for a short visit this morning-
Percy L. Johnston, Of Portland. il
sEs.&ng asver@a Gays IN Salen-
pr. Roy Byrd was bo1nd for north
ern points On the mOrning local
Mr.. - Mrs, c. C. DOusvon vere In
Portland for an ove~S1ndAy visit.
Mr.. and MrS Werner BreymAa went
this morning to Portland for . brief
visia
Rev. BAR G. Lee was among the
sorzA6o0Dd passengers On the morning
traln
Unels john Baker Is home from Eu-
ge1ss wAsre he visited his dAnghtsr,
ArS l. " Rouey. SAs accompanied
Ain home and Is az the bedside Of her
hrotA~-ia-Mw. B. +. B0Ah4n, who is
very isw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

The Edison theatre viii be closed for
one week and val reopen neTt Mon
day eTening. june Sd, wish larger sn3
stronger company. From the way Peo-
pSe turnsa Out Saturday and Sunday
sv~sing. aDa sbe bear1y approval with
which ske new company is being re
eein-a il Is sfe 70 say the Edison
will he more popular than ever.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

Ths willAnette University fzSnlty
bo~ra Of stk,~ties cseSeed today nO, to
hosa ans contest o. the Uniyersifs sth-
ietie 6sh3 on McmOri4l Deg The base
bah boys are ineeased AZ the ruling.
fer Il prohibits them fro@ playiAg the
game that vas ssheaalea with the Uni-
vsz~ry o< oreson for Wednesday. ne
raAnAgerSw1s vsry oesirOos of paying
shs g4@s Wea.esaay, - he large
crowd IN scwn fAss d1y wOuAd szahle
hia 70 place k@ssb@li On = E~siAg hA<is.
Now is aBpsars - tho1gh there VIA Be
= 8sGai1 - tie s1a 81 the ss4ss1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

o. &c h4zks eh De AnAro1. far Eway. far awxy,
MAR Ds. Cre<n giis AEEzss Fl1~ers 10 eis dAy !.
Al ps<kee cDs< so-cn IN August IN ole hrAEll
AA' sA11i rs< fsnkss, an io1Es - be Car sill
QAnguss Flower is the only medicine
tfree from alcoholic stinulAntsl that has
been successful IN keeping the entire
thirty-two feet q digestive app4rstus in a
poruaAl conditioa, and assisting natures
procrsses Of digestion. separation and alb
sorp<i0r- foa building and re-b1iiding-
BY preventing ALL irregular OF unnatural
eanses which interrupt healthy and per
feet natural processes and result IN intes-
rnal indigestion, catarrhal affections
Causing sPPendiGrs-aopp4ge of the
Rali dnefl, fermentzli0n a unhe4lthy
hodS nervous dysp<p<ia. headache. eoa-
ssipafiOn and ofhsr Complaints. sleh a.
cokc. hiliousn<ss. jGzn6ior. etc
QAn2uss Flower - nar1re's intEnoed reg
.lHsor. Two sirss. ase 7sc- AL dragEisl.
ssla 1. ssls@ By q C sssaA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
MEMORIAL
SERVICES
SUNDAY
Rev. w. X. Selleck Pays an
Eloquent Tribute TO the
Aged Veterans

YESTERDAY was Grand Arny day al
the NJ z. church TIE local Post Of
Civil War ve<e-zrs, together with mem
bz-x Of ths Woman s Relief Corps, es-
eorzea by q guard Of booOr composed
Of she Salem company Of the national
r8ar3. under Captain Charles Murphy.
zzrched 70 the ehu-ch and listened TO
ss-uoa By the pAS1r OF the church.
Rev. W. H Selleek- Mr.. Selleek chose
for his text The words from Exodus
ssH What mean We by this ssrviee." and
upou she words built ve-F interesting
and instructive s,7tl-eSs- He said that
the veterans did ro+ meet 20 glorify
war. Their setign in AZ once going
tack 20 fheir sv0eztions. when the
armies were mustered cut. proved that
Nor did they meet 10 glorify valor. Il
Was NOS vslJ- that made their fght 50
eoospieuous AID glorious. bde their
fidelity 10 an ideal, their devotiYns to
. great ezuse.
After -efe-ring 20 The great soldiers
ot history and their wars, the speaker
eourrzssea the sfter-eEeets Of the Civil
wz-. There now remained DO feeling
Of bitterness toward their laoe foes.
They foughs sgzinss their equals and
acknowledged their Tieto-y TO God 3
power on the side Of the righteous
cause for which tbew fought Their
meeting together in a religious service
was an acknowledgement Of the part
divine provideDee played il the results
achieved.
They also met 10 commemorate Tie
suferines Of others The noble band
Of women who stayed az home TO prey
and sustain in every way possible sons.
brothers and husbands AZ the front, as
well as those devoted ones who followed
the srmy into camp and miDiseved 20
the sick and wounded, deserved com
memora1ion- Monuments had been
erected TO the soFEers, but be would
like 10 SEQ a movement started 70 erect
monument il syne historic place
even under the dome Of the capitol al
Washington ftself--s monument to the
noble devotion Of the women Of An1eri-
ca who so heroieally gave up their loved
ones 90 the service OF the country, and
the cause Of an oppressed people.
An enjoyab.e part Of the service was
the duet sang by Miss Siege and Prof.
Drew. Just before the service closed four
little girls distributed roses 10 the G.
A r. veterans. she pastor renArking
that they would socoer scatter the roses
while the recipients were alive 20 re-
eeiye them
TIE post Is 90 hold special exercises
in the ". E church on Wednesday ev-
ening, 10 which the public are invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28
LOCAL
&c CROP
REPORTS
Crop VIII be Abundant, and
Farmers are All 0r-
timiStic

week OF cold weather II the latter
,or- Of March, bright sunshiny April
am 7wo weeks Of confined rain and
wind Is what has been scheduled N the
willamette valley. bat for al that the
eouut-y in both Polk and Marion
eoausies Is looking fne. Farmers are
optimistic over the situation snd al
av that the crops viii be abundant
TIE caterpillar pest, which many were
afraid would ruin zhe orchards, Is not
dciuE as much damage as was at first
thought. and the wzrv farmer has
mauv a way in which 20 exteTminste
them The cold. wet weather seems 70
have killed a great many. A reporter
called I'D a number Of farmers in the
different sections. and below is what
they say:
4. ". LaFolette. Of Mission bottom,
saws the rain hasn't hurt that part Of
The country much. Hay and grain are
hooking fne. The fruit crop y light in
that section, especially peaches. Mr..
LaFoEett makes a specially Of Logan
berries, and viii have a large amount
to selL The berries are wei set and
VIII be ripe in the latter pert OF June.
Caterpnlars are Dot doing much harm
IN that section, although they are
quite numerous
Farmers GROUND aurora say the con
tirued rain is appreciated in that sec
ton The soil in thas vicinity IS sandy
and dries out quickly.
". b. Duncan, one Of she largest
farmers Of Spring vaRey, in Polk eoun-
~ says. taken. as q whole. the eontin-
De3 rain has done a great deal Of good.
The fruit is looking good. and the only
failure IS the ROYAL Anne cherries
CSierpillsrs are numerous, but DO lot
seem 20 be doing much harm. He IS
afraid the cold rain has caused the
corn 10 rot, of which he has lot
planted Some of the ve.eh hay has
been blown down by the heavy winds
but most of the hay crop al through
the valley IS hooking fine. Spring yel-
ley raises hay mostly. and there are
g grear many 3sirynen in that part Of
the country too. and pastures are look
ing fine.
William Esgan. who resides near
Brooks. says that the grain is looking
well, but fears that this rain wiz en-
courage the aphis. whiet so far has not
appeared. All the hay crops are grow
ing very rapidly, and there is nos much
Of it moved yet, so it is save.i- Logan
berries, whieh are great industry in
that section OF the county, are looking
6re spd promising a lsrge crop. Other
berries are growing well. Hops are do
ing we'd. ami bOlding their color. The
growers have been enabled to do a
great deal of cultivation in that see
tion, and Mr.. E2gSn thinks the yiela
wiz be large. Bartlett pears are well
set. aud promise a good crop. Apples
are doing well, and are a representa-
tive crop. Spraying has been delayed,
owing TO 50 much rain, bUs is in opera
,ion now. PeAehes are holding or
well although the yield is small. ITSl-
ian prunss have good color. General
" these prunes fan during dry
spring. but owing 10 it being 80 damp
the fruit is holding, and the danger is
passed Potato planting is in full pro-
yress low. OEions are hooking wen
and altogether the farmers of the
ra.n. - ,oS 49,. l., ,,..,Da -,.;-;,u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

Rur her-.--FsrEishe5 and uEfurEisAed
rec=& AFP.y a. 80 C0=De-s;Al
sfress. ever Jozrzal o5se
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

Chief Of Police CO-nehDs Is hh
land today 20 tranzr tus;va 4
ters
Surveyor Hezriek vas uzDw \
northbound passengers % he nzD1
local.
Sam Burkhart. ola e ite u,s~
at tie state prisg-, rss n GIsssys {
urday evening.
o. B. Long, the we'd hama slra'
~ athlete. has gone 20 0~ELEs k (
visit Of several Gays
Miss LowSn Emmorx III ssruElk Vi
was visiting frierals bsE EsrEis. 4
turned home on .he nsuHzn
Mrs.. Bertha Dove m Hnstisi|
Miss Rachael Dove. Srz INNS from !
twoweeks' visit II YSr1aR D C.
Miss EtbA Rossi-er, Il Alnzza "
turned 70 Portknd TINS E1znss q
ter q visit with relEtiEes and tizis
Claude B. MeC11y, MN rcun.r =
turned from EaSsrn Oregss vi
Portland today for sevsrai an Is
Frank Churehill Wess 70 ElFz :
the morning trsi. 70 ssrad he F'is
@ting exercises Ot tie EHgsH 1'17
school
County Judge SoOr rtuz"i ~
morning from the Fsrnsa' and lf'l
pers' Congress ree@atg I'd 81 N%''
Bend
A. J. Kay left .cany iS RAionSi'
whence he viii 20 70 azSl D''
Alses. where be has been .''s . -
t@ring Offer.
Miss Jennie Glove. Eto has y
stud=ut az Willauevts lrlve'sF
fo- her houe IL Eastern 0esa
morning. -
II. l. Parcel. who las eesH -
inr the Willarse s-e law s'AcS' ~ :
morning for his bc-s 81 va''''
Washington. :,
G. W. Eyre &ud J. A S'HF'.A !,
gone to Portland witA I. e'''Ir .,
fns horss purahassa il LiH' ''' :
ton counties IN,
Mr.. and Ms. Roy Nelni1's, = =. !.
land sDeus sunday vita Nr. ksl, ..
pArnss, Mr.. and Mrs. ". u A'''
in Ess. SzAen- ~,
Dr.. z. VI. Pa-via wers 70 ~ ~ !,
soday TO attend 5 musical 's''..' = :, !
at the Calvary Bag'is' church "
al Of his pSpilS An,
Rev. T. B. Griswosd' o. ~
presbytersAn es0rcA. sr'a.a. 3. 4:
pits With Rev. BaoeoeA y -.
yesterday. Rev eF'sTO''
Albany this n0raing- c,as
Rev. Davis Erref', CT 80. 80 q
church. left today for S' =. :
he wia aslvsr the adarss' . = ~ J
uassnx elass Of tie Eass's 80 =.
school SlrA Erer lssls,s 49,,
Tss friends os oAss'sr x''sE 4. !,
,r,o;o. % know tAas = va ''s1s = I
dents cup in tie Pri,s Ps,s
az the ws~srsy golf iin1s - !. "
Saturday BY defe~i',s
oas Up on ths last h''@ n. sua
s~ysnou- skiF, son Of ~ =.
VIVA lskin. OF this e'fy' !, q. u
of ths gr..sOasing elass q 80.
p.sisa D~usal oOasss' = ,.,<sr
TIE closing ensreisss q : rss
- r.-;,lnx eVer1nk'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

A hitter o< SIX cute little FOx Ter
rier yupy.ss and sheir mother. EhieA
have been placed il the wiDdow 81
Hsnser Bros, have been the subiees
of EgBch favorable eomDens froz tke
lowers Of ozrines The little felIows
aPys@r TO be thO-o0ghfy s@isSee n
tAeir inProvissd bo0s.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-28

When chasing the butterfly Of love
hness there is one thing 70 keep in
mind and that is. chase the right kind
-beautifulness that comes by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea IS
cents. Tea or Tablets. Dr.. Stope IS
drug store.