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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
JEROME ENJoINED
From Taking Evidence in Thaw-White
Tragedy Before Grand Jury.
SnecinI to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York, July 1.-THE supreme
court, Justice Blanchard, has granted
the attorneys for Thaw a writ Of pro
hibition restraining District Attorney
Jerome and the July grand jury from
taking evidence regarding the Thaw-
White killing. Jerome is also cited
to show why he should not be re
strained from taking further pro-
ceedings in the matter.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
CARNEGIE DENIES
That He Predicted Union of Canada
and the United States AS Quoted.

Special to the Herald.
London, July 17-Andrew Carnegie
printed in the Times today denial of
the assertion of Sir Charles Upper
that Carnegie was advocating a union
Of Canada with the United States in
stead of with the mother country.
Carnegie says that within the life of
the people now on earth a close union
of three hundred million English
speaking people will be accomplished
as to international matters. and that
then our race will fulfill its destiny
which is to decisively influence the
worlds affairs for the worlds good.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
GRAND DUKE WAS
INJURED IN WRECK
HIS LIFE WAS THREATENED BE-
FORE HE STARTED ON JOUR-
NEY-TIES WRECKED TRAIN.

Special to the Herald.
Berlin. July IA train bearing
Grand Duke Vladimir from Hamburg
to Paris was ditched by wreckers near
Schweich, Prussia. Vladimir was in
jured. The grand duke received
threats on his life before he started on
his journey, and took a local train in
stead of the express. The train was
wrecked by ties being piled on the
track.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
HEARST NEWSPAPER MAN
Died at His Home In New York To.
day Of Lung Trouble.
special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York. July 1T-IIorace Sway
see. a member of the New YORK Jour
nal stan. died To-Day as a result Of lung
trouble. He was one Of the leaders OF
the Hearst presidential campaign in
Texas in nineteen hundred and four.
His family lives i'm Topeka. Kansas.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
Cemeterv Association.

The Cemetery Association will meet
Wednesday afternoon. July Is. at .
o'clock. in the city hall All members
are earnestly requested to be present.
The association would be glad to meet
those who intend to join individual OF
party lines to the main water pipes at
the cemeteries.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
One of Three Children Playing in a
Cotton Patch.

McDade, Texas. July 16.-Lightning
struck and instantly killed the little
daughter of Mr.. G. T. Rice and badly
shocked another little daughter of Mr.
Rice and a daughter of Mr.. J. G. Mont.
gomery near McDade yesterday eve
ming at o'clock. These children with
some other children were playing in
a cotton patch near Mr.. Montgomery's
house when a bolt of lightning struck
among them with above results.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
THIRTY.FIvE THOUSAND SHORT
Late Major Bartlett Was Short In His
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Must Pay.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, d. c., July IA
shortage of thirty-fye thousand dol
lars has been found in the accounts of
the late Major Bartlett, for twenty
five years chief discussing officer in
the treasury department. OF this
fourteen thousand is alleged to be due
to the misdeeds Of James Boyd, who
is now being prosecuted Bartletts
bondsmen will be called upon to make
good the other nineteen thousand.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
Child Boiled to Death.

Beeville. Texas. July 1.-THE 3
year old child of Reed Ansup, a farm
er living ten miles southwest of Bee
vile. met a horrible death Saturday.
While its mother was washing it fell
into pot of boiling water, burning
it so severely that it died a few hours
later.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
That Earthquake Report.

The Herald's special concerning the
earthquake yesterday was beautifully
mixed up by the company furnishing
us our daily wire service or by the
telegraph company sending the report.
The report reached the Herald office
with Houston date line, and was re
ported rs a local event The Herald
has taken the matter up with the
company furnishing our telegraph re
port, and will locate the fault if pos
sible. It is very embarrassing to the
publishers Of this paper to spring a
piece of news and find that it was not
reliable. The earthquake as reported
by other papers was felt at III Paso
and not in Houston.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
TO FIGHT ICE TRUST.
Mayor coyne of Yonkers Will Make
and Sell Ice al Cost.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
New York. July 17.-Mayor Coyne
of Yonkers is planning to supply ar
tificial ice at cost, the local trust hay
ing increased the price of ice to sixty
cents per hundred. Mount Vernon
consumers have decided to establish
a cooperative ice factory, the trust
having raised its price five cents a
hundred there.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
TEXAS OIL TRAINS MEET
Head on on Gulf, Colorado and Santa FG Road
With Fatal Results

and Conductor Maxcom of the double.
header were all injured, the first
named being seriously injured.
Engineer Lake of the other train
escaped from the wreck unhurt, but
was bitten by snake, while looking
for water, and is in a serious condi.
ton.
The three engines and twenty tank
cars of oil were destroyed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
Tent Meeting.

The attendance at the tent meeting
is increasing and the meeting is grow
ing in interest The prayer Iervice
last night was a good one, and much
good resulted. Tonight everybody is
invited to attend the service. Song
and prayer service at s; preaching at
$3.50.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
HARGIS AND CALLAHAN
WERE BOTH ACQUITTED
OF THE CHARGE OF NUMBERING
JAMES MARcUM AND WERE
GIVEN THEIR LIBERTY TODAY.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Beatyville, KY, July Thames
Hargis and Ed Callahan, charged with
the murder Of James Marcum, were
acquitted today by the jury and were
discharged from custody.
This has been one of the 49,
portant cases tried in Kentucky for
many years, and the outcome has been
watched with great interest.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
CAPTAIN GRAMMAR
Believes the New Rate Law Will Ben
eft Common Carriers.
Special to the Herald.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 17.-Captain
Grammar, general traffic manager of
the Lake Shore railroad, who will like
ly get an immunity bath for helping
the government run down the Stand
ard Oil cases. believes the new rate
law will prove of inestimable value to
the common carriers. He thinks the
shippers will be the first to ask for
repeal, because it makes as great
an offense to ask for a special rate as
to grant one.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-07-17
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Plantersville, Texas, July 1.-Two
oil trains, one of them a double-head-
er, on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
Fe road, collided head-on last night.
The accident occurred in a cut.
Fireman Griffith of the double
header is dead, and Engineers Seach-
crest and Warren and Fireman Belt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
silverson News.

Miss Alta schlador went to Porlaa
Saturday.
Mr. Frank wray was IN Potlan
last week
Mr. oscar Bcntson is visiting 10 a
city
Miss Alta schaador was in sale-
ThurBday and Friday
Frank HubbS of Dawson. Min, I
Visiting his brother. Mr GeoT|
Hubba.
Tho basketball game played \
tween Oregon City and silvcrton sal
uriay evening was a rough one ~
victory was won by the silvorton bogI
By a score Of 10 20 IL.
Miss Mamie Richardson. Of Pod
land. 10 visiting IN the city.
Tho masquerade bail given a. d
opera house Thursday evening va
iarscly attend,sd. and a good umo va
had.
There Wsn be a social dance Eyo|
AZ the l. u. o. hall noXt SATURDAY q
ening, February esd
A reception was given az tho hon
q Mr.. and MEa c. w wmy wodhs
day evening A large crowd attends
Mr. and Mrs. Q. NJ, Wray wous
Portland iast Thursday.
Mr., Loyi Riohes was IN Portlan
last week.
Mr. Lew wolfard was IA sals,
Wednesday,
MHs Addie Martin was IN Ait Ans
Wednesday.
TAe teachers Institute gtven q q
school house Saturday was Wi 4
tendeA The following program "
gwen by the pupils;
orchestra.
Girls Rhine Raft"
hecllauon-M Merlin Conrad,
Onchestra.
Boys ohOrus-'My Creole Sue
RecitatiOn- Cassie Baekerby,
Orchd ara.
john spaniel q stayron. vas
the city Tuesday.
Mira f. Bufie aud daughter weni
Portland Monday.
Wan sehorn returned 20 the q
Moudsg evening.
Hon. John MinrO. O. Salem vsi'I
with T. w. Davenport Monday
Mn John Thurman went 10 Hahul
Wash, Wednesday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Pretty safe Rule 70 Go By.

When there Is a feeling that the
heart OF lungA blood OF liver, brain OF
nerves are diseased, at once commence
20 doctor the stomach. This Il tAs
foundathou Of the troubls in 90 ease
eat Of every leo ooumsnee TO reeu.
late the digestive oFgsnS &c. them
10 heAltay wOrkiag sonditioa, ana the
otAer trOuhass va cave Of tAemsslvos
pesS.sas vhioA h@vs Their begining a
the stomach Uuss Be cured through tAs
stomach. TIE medieins for ssonash
dsoFders ahd half the ins Of NE 1,
Or. Guna's InPr0ved Liver Pms The,
are soid BY all druggists for sSe pes
eox. ons pin l. dosa Thsss pin,
pat al the digestive organs in 500
eenditioe ~ that disease AAs no -,
q wgrk uP0A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
SLASHED
CONYICT'S
THROAT
MurderOBS Attack Rsde A.,
Ed Ross on Prisoner =
With Knife

There was a serious cuttlpv =,
fray at the Oregon penitentiarv N.
morning at about z O'Clock Az a,
prisoners were coming out Of AL
cells on the upper tier Ed. Ross ~
is in from Baker county for FIVE vo.-
ASSAULTED 70. w. Foster, Of Multpm,r
county. with a knife. and evere,
gashed him about the face and law
deliberate effort 10 cut hin hrs.
Foorer Is IN from Multnumah owrt
for two years, and the two men n,
been quarrehng for some time psa
The knife had a blade only about ,
inch IN length Il is one Of the Ma
that the prisoners are allowed to n.
in trimming their toe naih ana On
ting their cOrns. Ross had sharpens
Il to a fine point, and gashed Rosl
in vicious manneN 90 that h. los
great deal Of blood. and had TO be :
moved to the hospital Ross mas be,
sent to the dungeon. Il Is the IN
cutting affair that has happened Al d,
rrison in a long time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
JOHN
COX
TALKS
Only a Polk County Farmer
and Not Expected to
Know Much

John Cox. a Polk county farmer
wa,5 I'm today to renew his subscrp-
tion He says he favors Walter l.
Tcoze for congress. because his inter
ests are more closely Identified with
the farmers than any Of the rest Of
the congressional candidates. i
want man to represent me VINO
tnpvs how much labor it takes to
raise a busnel Of wheat. a sack Of po-
iatups or a bale Of hops. THE REST
or THEM ARE NOT PRACTICAL
MEN. although gOod enough mem TOO.
For the same reason I favor Dr.
Withycombe for governor. I un Ter
tand he has a ranch Of hil own. and
knows what he IS taking about ]
have read a great deal after him. mis-
addrcss.s at farmers Institutes, and
never read a foolish saying Of his.
Now when a man undertakes to stand
up and talk to an audience Of farm.
ers about farm matters and makes
any break tnoy catch on. and criticiso
him. but never heard a statement
of Or. withycUmbe's questioned. az to
fact. or condemned az not being good
common sense. He represents agri.
crture and WE NEED LESS LAW
YERs AND COLLEGE PROFESSORS
AND MORE MEN or PRACTICAL
HORSE SENSE IN HIGH oFFlcEs
Mr. Cox ayv he 10 an independent
man. and not a partisan. but thts yvei
registered a. a Republican. In ortoi
to have a sayno AZ the primary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
VIII Bs a cansidats

hoa lohn ., HoVseF. az one dine q
useulsrp q ne heeisature fnom Jack.
a-on oOIn,y, vth b. a candidate Cor ths
noutoatiou tor toint represeutatiVo
fr0n tho rllamools- Ysmhia distriot.
ha a. tAe owOeT q Paradise stock
and dairy ranch aud an euterprisinE
egsiness man he voted for the nrsi
TINS wt.zn HaETlson EAn for President
and has voted for every Republican
PrestdeuE since.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
HAith

Nsahs The ability 70 DO a gOod day .
voEk, without undus fatigue and 70
had life worth iving You cannot
have indigestion o. eonstipation with.
out its upsetting the liver and pol-
uting the blood Such 4 soaditiou
nay b bes, and quickest relieved By
heEeine, the best liver regulator that
the world has ever knovA. Mra u.
W. saith writes April 8, 'oa; 81 uss
Hsrein0, and hnd Il The bo.s me,ieins
for eosstiPati0u and regulating the
lives ! ever uset soc Fer sals bv
n J. fry, nuaggist. salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
May Build hospital Here.

Il 10 reported that Or r. r. l.,
steiner and Dr. D. = smita, 81 sa.
lem have contracted wi'h the con.
tractors of the Klamath canal 20 fur
nish mciicino and ucai the company
cmpluyea ~ to company, and that
thcy wsl establish a hospital Ia Hhis
city FOR that purpose When prs
Steiner aud smith were hero In Jauu,
AIRY. Inc fogmer stated that he had
about dscided 10 iocato Ia Klamath
Falls. and would probably build a hos.
pital - Klamath Republican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
ROGERS
MUST
TALK

jefferson City Mo. Feb. 26-in the
case ~ Attorney. General iiadlvJ
a1adnut tho standard ON Company
ana uha Ropuisic on COMPANY. whoro
Il inyiivci tho point whether one
Adams should answer questions pro.
pounsh-i tho supreme court has do.
cido,i That ho muat answer and pro
duoo tho books Thia d,cigi0n l-,a tho
onoot u cumpcinnE Henry ". RoEoru
10 TESTIFY. Tho Now York iuauco on
doneogvc. having dccidcd that he
v,aild await the artion of ho Mic
nrun cuurta
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Group

Begins with thesymptoms Of q common
eoldi there Is a shllihsss, saeszing,
sore throat, hot skin, suisk pulss,
hoarseness and impsded respiration.
Give frequent small doses Of Ballard ,,
horehound syrup (tAs child win cry
for iD and a. ths hrst sign Of .
eFeuPy cough, apply fTsqusntly Bal.
lArd's sHow Imminent 10 the threat
AFs A. Vhst, New Castle, Colo.
writes March Is, 1909; I think BAl.
lard's HorehOund Syrup a wonderful
remedy and % pleasant 70 aka For
sale BY d. J. Fry, Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
CATLIN'S
BODY
LOCATED

Hugh Bra .y went nome this after
noon. and viii return when the river
fails He says he has located the
body Of Howard Catlin, but the cur
rent is so swift. and the river still ris-
ing that he cannot raise It at pres
ent. But he fees confident that he
can secure It as soon as the river
falls some. which viii be in about
two weeks. when he will return and
resume the work Of rescue. Mr. Cat
lin would IKE to have no further ef.
fort made by others to recover his
sons body. until Mr. Brady returns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Personals

Emil Hoppe went to Eugene sun
day morning
Frank whitman spent Sunday with
friends near Chemawa.
Miss Gertrude Bashor left for Ore
gon CITY this morning.
Mrs. John s eiwsr has gone for a
visit with jefferson friends
Bruce wEHams. Of Portland. visited
friends here over Sunday.
Attorney Carson returned 10 salem
Sunday from a professional visit.
p p. TaildnEion has returned from
a bufnoJ trip 70 Cottage Grove.
Al Hart. a theatrical man Of Port
land. was here on business yesterday.
Harvey Newell returned TO Port
land this morning. after short visit
hero.
Gidcuu stoz eft this morning for a
b1rtncs strip TO Oregon city and Pury.
land
Miss olive ThompBou, who has bccn
the guest of friends here returned TO
Corvallis Saturday cvoning.
Mia Eta Donaldson went 90 Jcifcr.
un sunday morning 20 be the quest
of friends for a week or ten days
Turner ohvcr. a prominent attorney
and buNncos man Of la Grandc. was
ig ne city on business Saturday.
Pro idout Cosrman returned this
morning from a Trip up the valley In
tho interest ~ willamette uuivcTuity.
Mr. and Mrs. n. =. Chipman. Of
Portland madc an oycrsunday viati
with Recorder and Mrs. w. A. Mooroa
Rev. W. H. Boyd who occupied th,
pulpit of the First Congregations
church yesterday. returned 20 Forest
Grove today
Mrs, s. r. Lyman. Of South Com
meroial strect. Is ehjoying a visit from
her sister MHs Marie w0lston. ot
san Francisco.
Mrs. George Hatch aud Mrs Mccoy
ro,urued saturday afternoon from
Newport, where they have been
Spending a greater part of the winter.
President n, M Crooks. of the A.
bany ConeEe was IN the city yester
day, and took part in the sunday er,
vices az the Filtt Presbyterian church
Miss B,tA Heideback. OF Seattle
wasn. and Mas Amy Heldiebael0 Of
PoT4and ane in the city for a few
days Mhs Bua formerly lived in
South sa,em where she has maug
/ friends.
Mrs. Captain HoOghkirk. o. Rainier
grand chief OF the RathbOne Sisters
q oregon, wih arrive this evening "a
attend the RAthbone convention TO
morrow, and Val b. the guest O. Mr.
and M l.. r. Stius0n.
/ n r. RYAN who has been a rs,ssdent
q sa-em for several months pas. befi
hst evening for his home al Indian
apuiis Ind MT Ryan Is grsatb
p,eased With the willamette valley a.
fruit raising center. and expecm tc
neturn here IN the fan of the year O.
ensage In horticultural pursuits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

conslstofy 20 Name Frenoh Bishops.
Roma. Frb. 26-A cOuais,ory of the
sacro,i oolloUo convvnod at the Watt
can today in compliance With tho
poro'a orhsr. Tor the purpose ~ aP
pointing no bishops TO ~ an bu.
throo of thc warrant bhhoprics n
France. No now cardinals viii be-
noaninaiod undcr mo laws " he
Frcnch republic tho bishops appointed
by thc oousistorg must BE- approved
by tho Fronrh government before they
Nin bo permitted 20 assume their
posts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

LArso crowds q people Suffered on
me s'ee. bridge and along the banks
q ne Miliamette Sunday to witness
hi',ey seAroh for the body q HoWarl
OaSln The thrOng began 10 eAthei
a. oeloek IN tae moFning. and hspi
eouahg until Ate In the afternoon
When ne expert Rescuer save up hh
NTA In no afternoon more thaE
900 spesators watchei intensely n.
ehoTss q Brady, frOm the banks an
os the steel brtdga
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Petition In PROBATE.

Estate of Eimannd iiunt, deosasvd
"a 4 nrrnn a,msuistratoF Puays
that a dap b. appointed Tor tho hcaD
ing of IN hnal account; asks 10 be
dishanEoa and Mas ho be ordercd IA
pat1 to Mas Huut, tho vidow, an
pruporsy nov in hansis u administIu
tur.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

Taken a. drcgted. u booomos the
us,atoai curative agcnt for the rehcf
q ainoTiug huanunity cvor doytsed.
Such o. iiu1tors Rocky Muurthin.
IS cents r,a a. rahsts Dr Suae's
nnng stuao
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

Win Whatsver May De Done BY the
New York Legislature.
CRour O'Clock Edition)

New York Feb, 26- President Nor,
ton OF tho bqui,ahe says there will
be no criticism made OF the Arm
strung committees report There may
bo later to the oompany Itself There
via be- no oficer OF Assent OF the
Equitable permi Ted 20 appear At Al
bang agaiust legislation. The society
wsh coufom 10 auy laws the ,egis,a.
ture sees ht 10 pass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
TALklna MAeAIhIs.

Udlson Phonographs and RseoFds-
D,Avorod fro anywhere on rcstIs
- fun rsan price. largest uiuck
niinon r,coTdu vel of Rockies,
isnd for CirCular Peter nacigaiupl.
7Sd Mission stFcot. San FunciuCo
2gGim
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
HARNESS
THIEF
CAPTURED
Salem Chief of Police
Goes Under a House
Runs Down a Bold LarcenlSt
and DragS Him Out Of
a Dark Hole

/ HuEh Bean. an lilueIanl lIaNt-'lf 81
who arrived here some days ago
was arrested Sunday morning by
chief Of Police Cornelius. VINO found
him at YANKEES stable attempting to
sen a SET u harness stolen from the
barn of John Able. who lives IN Yew
Park
Bean was az the old Club stable
early Sunday morning trying to sell
the harness lie was turned down by
the prUprietors of that livery barn.
and The individual went to Yarmke's
stable and offered The harness. worth
500 for i5. by that time Cnief Cor
naliua was after his man and aslosd
him bmniiy where he got toe har
nes5t The individual replied he had
bought tho HARNESS recently but hal
no uso for Il. The chief informcl him
that ho had stolen the harness. and
that n vun unnecessary for him TO
attempt ~ oNudh the prupdlti0n.
Bean denied that h. had stolen he
harnoa. and asked the chief % 50
with him 20 Twelfth g,rcci. where
ho claimod h. have slept for thnco
uiFhta Both men wcnt, and on rcach-
Ing Twcifth street tho tramp pointed
uorhvard, expecting that tho calcf
vurd 80 In that direction imme
diatcly Tho chief turned back 10 watch
tho artlonu ~ hiu yictim, who. 90 hB
mupriao. had nnrtcd nouthward ON a
drad rn Tho chicf purpoaciy fired
sno over tho huad of tho hobo. WIN
rcdDub'oi hiu offorB TO make hiu -
cape airc Ruuang az terrible upcod
towards tho d"pot a. FAR ~ the raih
rad bridlsN tho burglar took a,ong
tho svatch near 0ooiaiea hmber
yNrh Tho chief WA Close upon him
and nrcd anothor shot which caused
tho haTuoa thief 90 divo into the miil
raoo noslr tho university campus
Herr Charlie Goodalo rndorod aIuist.
anco b. Chief Coauosaus. but the hobo
crusassi tho race anal continued his
jounsy east of tho campus always
on a dad run. along Winter street.
lack Robertson hupponod By at ms
umo. and he ioino,i IN the exciting
cl-eao after naam Who struck ous
thruEh tho park noar the suite houae
s,mn ~ gho party kat sighi o. thetr
man tie diaappoaned SO suddenly
that chief Cmrnsfins knew he had
hioshm hlmaeif umtor a h0use. IA
Cornelius dove under Prof staiey'a
huuso GA summer street bctwosn
cecmekosa and Couri and Asatod OTIS
man ia a oosner of tho basament.
The Clicf hrs rsf,lsad 20 cUma out
bts On hetng throatenfd 20 rooeive
toalch % cold load he came A. esutie
aH hlmb The individual was placed
la the county iail
This mnIuig hn was summoned b.,
fono Recort-r MCorss and gave has
name a. Hush Bean, a roadent oi
ncunessco. aud 20 ysaTs of age. re
sotd ho wUs sorry hor the epiausie
but sufictng from touatris he ns-esiesl
nissh0ua This led him. he asserts
to take the hArnas He is a slim
yuuug fclh1w and buiN as a foo,
racsT. ~ h. proved by hs attempt
tn oaoapa
Bean coms hsge Suturlay vening
with a chum vhum he hat picked
up az Jencrul1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
had Many TltlsG
tRour O'Cleck Edition.

Baltimore Fcb. 26-Dr John VIII
hanson PahmeT, poe, author, hnst
cts physician - san Francisco. edi
Tor of Literary ngest AMI Century
dictionary, died In this city today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
Sold Wind 20 Farmers.
CFeur olClo.k FditinnN

Chicago, Feh 26.-The receiver ap
pointed for The National Coopeutive
Society, ne chsrse being that Il soli
over a minion and a quarter of stock
to fAFmera with hess than slOO In the
bank.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
NEW TODAY

Lost On winter m Min airus'A
rudr of ailvor framcd spcciaclcA
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26
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Tho inasa for tho debate botvvon
wdIhmssto uus,sruity ant The Ono
gon Agricultural Coiiswo. which vtn
take pnro hssv Friday, have bcvn
Cllus-.n a. halpvu, GoFernor Chamlof.
ain Judpo ilaaly and Prcsdont Rae.
ha. ~ thn STATS NurmA' .rhooi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-26

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