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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-15
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INsTALLMENTs.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INsTALLMENTs.
Georgian Hazen, a beautiful and wealthy
New York girl. vanishes five hours after her
marriage to Roger Ransom. Ransom believes
her disappearance Is connected with DrleI
interview at the wedding reception WIN a. a
He hunts down this man. who admits he IS
Alfred Hazen. Georgian's brother. who was
supposed to have been lost at sea. he says
Georgian, at his request, visited him shortly
after leaving her husband and brought him
money; but he denies all knowledgs OF me, ner
Georgian that she has Unexpectedly met her
twin sister. Anitra, who was supposed to he
wise afflicted and cannot be left alone Size
bids Ransom hope, and hints that they may
stS2e a declsrur that Anras eoDnued ex
istence is myth and that Georgian must be
insane. Ransom goes to Geors4ans LAWYER,
has visited his office since deserving her hus-
band and brought Anitra, yelled, with her
up spe '4 WIFI Tie document et Is 70 be signed at
a hotel in Sitford. Conn, on the night OF April
IS Ransom goes thither secretly , and engages
Arriving there ahead. Of her. he visits the
Obedience to a telegram just received from
Georgian, is defacing the tombstone which
while Anitra was. supposed to have been
burned In a school house fire there has always
been rumor that she was stolen by gypsies.
From his window that night Ransom sess
Georgian arrive by stage with Harper at the
hotel. She enters, telling Mrs. Dec, the land
lady, that Anitra, in fit of temper. had left
the vehicle distance back and would ar
rive foot in a few minutes Georgian goes
to her room and Anitra appears at the
hotel. She is drenched with rain and In
fearful rage. She goes to her room. which
adJoins Georgian's. and refuses to leave II
Georgian descends to the inn parlor. where she
signs the will. returning to her room. Late
that night the hotel Is aroused by shrek
from Anitra. The deaf girl tells Ransom she
has seen Georgian leap from the balcony and
run In the direction OF the nearby waterfall.
Ransom finds letter addressed to himself by
Georgian on the latter's bureau. Without
stopping to read 1t he rushes to the waterfall
There he searches In vain for signs of his
wife. Anitra at last ?ersuades him to re-
turn to the house. There he opens Georgian's
letter. 1t tells him the writer must end her
own life, being impelled by fate, but bags
him to care for Anitra and to let no one take
the deaf girl from his charge.
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"Good Tackle"

From Outing Magazine
Near the end of brilliant match be-
tween our oldest university ard the Car
Isle Indians one of the Indian backs sud-
denly got away with the ball and was on
down the field with nothing between him
and the goal posts but one man. If the
runner succeeded in getting by him, 1t
meant everlasting athletic glory for him.
self and perhaps a victory for his small
college over this mighty institution OF
learning, containing the flower of the CIV
iIization which had swept his forefathers
away from the lands they once possessed.
The crowd in the stands had arisen, gasp
ing in their excitement. as crowds always
do at such moments. But Just as he had
almost gained the coveted line that one
man, a famous sprinter. brought the runner
down with beautiful tackle. The stands
rocked with relief. and the usual ''piling
up" of other players took place. As the
two lay there together. the fair-haired rep
resentative of New England. while. still
clasping the dark-skinned descendant OF
American savagery. felt something fum-
bling, and presently became aware. at. the
bottom of the heap there. that his right
hand was being shaken. Good tackle.
muttered the Indian.
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anime II properly. You, yourself, have been
long enough away from the United States,
now and then, to see what a glorious coun-
try II Is. and how small these pimples of
corruption on our healthy body polite really
are. Indeed. L don't think much of the man
who cannot see the greatness and goodness
of the United States. who is always prating
about the dishonesty and corruption of our
public service and who has no confidence in
the virtue of his fellows"
The Virtue Of Charity.
But are you not very charitable in that
view. Mr.. Vice President?' said 1.
Il am not overly so,'' was the reply. AZ
believe what 1 have said. Our country and
our people are in "a good condition, and such
corruption as we have we shall fight against
and conquer. The American people are big
enough to handleSa thing like that. They
are long suffering and SO busy that they al
low some evils to exist for a period, but
when those evils grow large enough to be
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for a corresponding agitation. but he nat
urally controlled himself better, and 1t
was with almost judicial air that he
made this long expected but long-deferred
suggestion: z'
you had better tell me now. and as ex-
plicitly as possibies ~3ust what - In your
mind. 1t will prevent all misunderstood
ing between us. as well as any injudicious
move on my part"
Mr.. Ransom hesftated. leaning hard on
the table: then. with sudden burst. he
exclaimed:
"It sounds like folly, and you may think
that my troubles have driven me mad.
But I have a feeling here-a feeling with
out any reason or proof to back tt-that
the woman now sleeping on her exhaustion
In Anitra's room Is the woman I courted
and married-Georgian Hazen, now Georg-
ian Ransom. my wife"
"Goodi have made no mistake. That
Is my thought, too" responded the lawyer.
Go De continued tomorrow
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the lawyer, ignoring the others question
with unmoved good humor "One, mean,
before the 1850 express?"
Yes. sir; or so I've heard. I never
took it. Folks don't from here. except
who the young woman is? Not-not-''
I've don't know who she u.s. quietly OBJ
jected the lawyer. And you don't know
who she is either he severely added, hold
ing the yawpng countryman with his eye.
'If you're the man 1 think you, you'll
not talk about her unless you're asked by
the constable or some one you are bound
to answer. And what's more. you'll earn
five-dollar bill by going back the road
you've come and bringing here. without
any talk or fuss, the man you were Just
telling us about. I want to have talk
with him, but 1 don't want any one but
you and him to know this. You can tell
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Not High.

From the Yonkers Statesman.
do these apples come high?" asked the
customer. -.es 49,. 49, -
.,oh, no.. replied the grocer: ..they were
raised on dwarf trees. believe"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

For Sick Women
To Consider

Fmsr.-That almost every operation
In our hospitals performed upon women
becomes necessary through neglect Of
such symptoms as bachache, irregular
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of the female organs, pain In the side,
burning sensation in the stomach,
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ziness and sleeplessness.
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For thirty years q has been helping
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TmRD.-The great volume Of unso-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
NEIomoRs FIoHT AT KASrELA
children and sheep said 70 be RsspOn
sible for Fsud.

Trouble is raging at Kamela ami
from ,he accounts tlat have been Fe
ssiyeI from there feui Is raging
that promises % rival those OF tae
OZARK and Bloody Ground. "
According 20 accounts. the trouhl.
in the ueighborhool is Of long stand
ing and started originally through
school children quarrels Later i'
grew into family fights until almost
the entire neighborhood was involved
Yesterday a general melee occurred
in which about a dozen men, women
aud children took part, racks aud
other missiles being freely used.
This morning MT, and Mrs. ID. j.
Neweomb appeared before District Az
torney Phelps for the purpose Of max
ing a complaint against some Of thei'
belligerent neighbors. They declare
that one Of the MeCOys had been
driving some sheep on their land, and
that whsn they ordered him on d
general fight followed. Their appear
ances indicated such 70 the district A.
torney
However, as the affair was a neigh
borhOod quarrel and one in which be
held an 10 be partly Al fault, the dis
trict attorney did not Issue any war
rants. Instead, he has written severe
letters 70 the various parties involved
telling them that should further tFou
bic result he win prosecute all offend
eTs. Also, he broadly hinted that ta'
county finances would be improved
should he be required % do So
II Is said the trouble At Kamela hai
grown 90 bitter that should Il con
tinus bloodshei nay result. - East Ore
g0nian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

nature, aud they we're really not at 10
be- played in a respectable thcater, aud
pot before a respectable audience. They
went from bad 20 worse, unlil last year
the authorities had 90 step 10 and close
one Of them up. Tho worst part Of this
is, in New York and other large cities,
the thrateFs are supported largely by
tho outside public, and respectable Peo
ple going 90 the city generally 90 "a
ihe theater, not knowing what the play
consists of. take their families there
and SEQ some immoral aud degrading
play with 900 kinds of bad language
useL These plays should be- their limit
now, and the authorities should take
further steps Do the matter and invests
gate The theateF was not intended
20 teach immortality and bad language.
Com.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

is WRONG
TO WRIGHT

The following clippings have ius, ap.
pearod In the papers and they fall IN
iipo With my letter on the subject /
am trying 20 suppress. The press has
he great power aud should uso every
erort 20 wipe out these evils. There
arc numbers Of plays that are even
worse than sapho that attention ia
called 20 Ia tho paragraph below, that
have been produced on the stage and
should bs treated 10 the same way ~
sapho was AZ Toledo,
on the evening Of Olga NetheFsole' =
nrut performance OF sapho her recent
engagement In Toledo, o., the Lucas
county federation Of Catholic societies
issned tho following resolution
Resolved, that Ne. the Lucas eoun
~ federation OF Catholic societies, do
hereby express our deep regret. disgust
and indignation az the performance oi
a play, the subject matter OF which ID
undt for clean and ehaste minds, and
that We sincerely hope that all well-in
tsntionsd people Of the city will help
90 20 treat this outrageous attempt al
dsdhng the stage that the managers Of
~ our local theatres will never dare
- invite our Toledo public 10 such
Alaeious exhibitions. feeling convinced
Nat, as William Winter, tho dFamati,
tritis, has put sapho and Camille among
lhe putrid plays that disgrace oul
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
A Lncky Postmistrez.

Il Mfs Alexander Of Cary, Ne who
has found DR. Kings New Life pills 20
be tho best remedy she ever tried foT
keeping tho stomach, liver and bowels
in perfect order, You'n agTes with her
IL you try these painless puriheFs that
infuss new life. Guaranteed by J. G.
Perry. druggist. Price 25e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03


stage, all good citizens Of whatever be.
lief will withhold their patronage from
such plays and theaters."
Miss Nethersole's engagement in To.
ledo was anything but a success.
Down On Profanity.
Associated Press:
st. Louis, No, Feb. Recently the
Board Of police commissioners issued
an order prohibiting policemen from
swearing while on duty Last night
Chief Of Police Kailey issued an order
that policement were to arrest all per.
sons using profane language in the
streets, and in public places Since the
police boards order was issued. one
patrolman has used profanity while on
duty and has been fined $40.
From the Halifax. Nova Scotia, Daily
Echo.
The following is taken from the New
York Daily Herald Of December 20.
1905:
To the Editor Of the New York Her.
ald-Among the growing evils Of thi'
age is the use Of profane language on
the stage As an instance, take "The
Girl from the Golden West" In this
play there are all classes Of profanity
used In a most careless and degrading
way. II such an amount Of profanity
was used in the mining town Of the
west. where the heroine Is supposed q
come from, do not see why IL should
be reproduced at the present day bcfor,
respectable audience in New York Of
any other city. The increase Of pro
family In most Of the plays that ar,
produced at the present time is due ID
an attempt 20 obtain a laugh. bat why
should the morals Of the people suffer
TO ail the pockets Of play writers and
the producers Of playsi Immoral plays
are the order Of Che d3y. ! would lik,
70 zee thc minds of che play writer and
producers OF plays vcor 60 something
moral There would bc mote money 10
it for them, as che best class Of pco
pie are now driven from tho thcatef
George Wright Young Avenue. Hall
FAX. Nova Scotia
OF late bad language has been gain
ing great headway az a laugh makei
10 all CLASSES Of theatsfs aud plays, and
Il has been very noticeable. even ir
this city. This class Of language ap
pyals mostly 10 the gallery, aud whcr
it is used there 10 an ovation Of ap
plause and shouting from that seetiot
Of The theater This does not meas
that Il 10 amusing 20 tho gallery. bul
it is on account Of such language com
Ing from the stage Manager Medcalf.
deserves great credit in tho way b.
has been trying 20 keep the aeadem.
free from the obscene OF bad laaguag
that L. used Ia the plays nowadays, ~
has also gone as Gar az % place a MAJ
iu the gallery 20 prevent any bad Ian
guage that one often hears used b,
tho audience In that part OF the theateF
MF. Meicalfe, with the cooperation Of
the directors, will see that Ia the ia
ture bad language will not be allowe,
az ths Academy, aud that people eal
20 there with their families and be as
'uTei that the plays viii he free from
anything objectionable iu any way,
Ia the states nowadays most Of th'
theatres have fallen into the hand
OF a trust, and that means graft 81
therefore anything that there Is monel
Ia Is produced regardless OF respects
bility, In New York iu the past fev
years there have been plays produces
such as "sapho" and others Of tha
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

Bernardo a Dunuford, Plumbers, steam
aAd gas httera All kinds of plumb
ing supplies. No. 90 State street
Phone lis Main. i0-eu
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WANTED MALE HELP,

Wanted.-Men and BOYS wanted 20
learH, plumbing brick laying aud
plastering trades pays $500 q day.
Special Offer se5i two months course
Short term only. Union card guaran'
teed. Coyns Bros. Co.. New York,
Chicago, st. Louis. Free eatalog.
a23lyr.
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TOR RENT
WANTED

Agents wantod-To scll guaranteed
ari.slc=io0 per cent profit Season
just commenced Every house use'
a. Free outfit Address OK d
Journal. ie0t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
wANrnp-FEMAIH mIP.

wanted.-A waitress az the st. Charles
Hotel, Albany Apply Al once.
S.stf
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EppleY's
Baking Powder

l. absolutely pure aad very carefully
compounded. Il Is put up IN sslf-ssal-
iug Jars that are very convenient
and 10
aoIn RY ALL QROCERa
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LOST.
PLUArBHRs

Theo. NJ BArr-eueeesso 10 Barr 4
PstAel, timer and plumber Hot air
water and steam heating . speciality,
Salem. Oregon. 50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

vincod. ti0 East state stret
wantod-T,Ehvys, gecse, dpoha, chick
ems and all farm produce Highest
cash price psid for same Capital
Commission Company, a67 Commsr.
eial street Telephone l7o.
A Good nvestmenL-some one with
$3.50 can loan that amount on hrst ,
class real estate security. At q GOOD
rate Of interest Address M. q.
w." care Journal ieu
A. Your stepmother's can steam
clean or dye them and save you
now suit. prcsa and repair. roline.
furnish buttona Tho most delicate
fabrics can be cleaned By her dry
cleaning method without injury. Il
does not shrink or change its color.
II IL next 20 Tho Journal once. a1i
Commercial street.
LOST.
asassaas.saaassazse
Lost--A brown leather purse. contain.
ing money and othoT articles, either
on South Commercial street or be
tween High and Kcarncy streets
Leave at this once. te.3t'
PLUAmnRB
sess=sseeeaszeaasasse seasasssseassaaeasaszslsa-s
Theo. NJ BArr-suseeuso 70 Barr 4
PstAsl, times and plumber. Hot air
water Ahd steam heating . speciality,
Salem, Oregon. 81
Bernardo 4 DunsfOrd, Plumbers, steam
and gas httara All kinds of plumb.
ing supplies. No. 90 state street
Phone lie hAin. i0-eu
roEBoRIAL
HvSSs' BSrSsr SSSp,-FvsSytSiSS new
and up 20 date. Fines. Poroslain
baths Shaving, ibo. halreutting a5e
baths soc First class bootblasks
o, w. Evans. Proprietor.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Dr. Z. ,. Young Veterinary surgeon
and dehiist, aS yuars' experience.
All work guaranteed. Difficult sOrgieai
operations ieciaiiy. Phone bsi.
oniee AZ Club Stables. Phone 7, ga
Iam, oFeeon ser
CONCRETE AND oEAmET WORK.
=. =. Yoateh, contractor aud builder
OF comont walks. septic sswoT tanka,
foundations sud hoora. ses MaFioa
street. ao.H
LIFE AND AoOIDENr-rhs Travel.
ors Insurance Co, John Knight cole
agont Room n, Moores block, Salem.
Nothing better, safer or cheaper In this
line, FOR the high character Of this
company. a.Gtf
LODGES.
Forestors Of Ameriea-C Sherwood
Forestsrs. No. 10. Meets Tuesday In
Hurst hall, state street. u. 3. Rider,
G. r. A. L. Brown, p. 3.
Central Lodge No. is. X, OF P.-cassl'
Hall IN Holman block, corner State
aAd Liberty stfsota Tuesday q sasl
week at 1850 p. m. J. @. 0faham, @.
c. W. l. stalsy, X. Of Il. and a
Modern Woodmsn Of AmsueA-OTs
goa Cedar Camp, No. 5246, Meets
every Thursday evening a o'eloek
Holman HaM W. w. Hin, v. c.
y. 4. TUNES, CLERK
WoOdmaa Of World. Meet every Fri-
day night a. 1850, IN Holman Hall
A. J. Bassy, O O. p. L. FrazieF,
clerk. l'iO-u
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
Rsd 'FRONT.' BtAbles-FiTst- slAss livery,
boaTding and sale stablea kubbsE
tirsa baEEiss and hns driving stock.
Il Harrod. proprietor. E1i Cho
nskstA street Phons Main Ts.
l1lElyr
Fosd B4rn-sPseiAl attention 10 tras
seat tsana Farmers patronage 80
49, UT.fsf.as sanr.a g. LII
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CLASSIFIED
MISCELLANEOUS.

salem Iron works-Founders msohin.
ists and blacksmithA Manufactures
Of all kinds Of sawmin machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stoves etc.
Manufactures Of the Salem Iron
WORKS Hop Pres. il.sp-lm
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DERAiAroLoorsT

Emma b. Ashford -GFaduats dermatol'
ogist anl scalp specialist. Every
blsmish Of tho human face eradieat'
eA Scientific facial and scalp mas
cage. An work guaranteed. Ed
ridge block, 902a Commercial
street. slim