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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
A NEW METHOD
California Man 10 Feed Seattle
Product 10 Bees

J. W. kHhle. u the Crescent Man
ufaeturing Co. Of Seattle. today re-
ceivcd the following letter from a
prominent California bee raiser who
wishes to improve the flavor Of his
honey;
Crescent Manufacturing Co.
Seattle. Wash.
Gentlemen Please send me at
once two dozen bottles % your Cres-
cent Mapeiine. have large num-
her Of bees and the first honey they
make ia the spring II not very good
and I want 10 improve Il BY giving
u a genuine maple flavor To do
this I intend TO feed the Mapcline
TO tho bees IL the cost Is not too
great Very truly yours.
-. II. LOPEZ.
san Diego. Cal"
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and one hair and not later than n
mantha after the approval OF the
act. Each state IL to b. divided into
two judicial districts. Oklahoma n
20 hs allowed five aud Arizona Two
members IA the National House OF
Representatives Proper proyialon
IL made for non naetafian schools
and the teaching OF English spf'
fraEe Il we'll guarded. aud strong
anti polygamy clause Included. The
new states are 90 assume tho debts
of the territories
The capital 81 Oklahoma Ia fixed
at Guthrie aud that ~ Arizona AZ
Santa Ife until 1919. when the COP
itala may be established b. ed
i9ns, A constitutional convention
Ia Oklahoma II required TO adfblt
a constitutional provision making
Indian Territory prohibition stall
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ALL READY
FOR FIGHT

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan 81. -
Representative Hamilton. chairman
Of the committee ON territories. sub
mittAd To the house a report 81 his
committee faFurlnk the admission
% Oklahoma aud Indian Territory
a. one. and ArlEona aud New Mex
leo as another state, A report OF the
minority. opnoaing statehood for
Arlsuna and New Mexico. was pre-
seated
The fight on The bin opens tomor-
row. Republican Insurgents have
Joined with thc ncmarats aud To
publican regulars.
The majority report says the state
Oklahoma may be admitted a.
soon as the constitution "a adopted
hut that che state @Arianua" MAY
be admitted not earlier than seven
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corpnuy's Excuse.
PERFECTLY SAFE

T. X. Wsidron q Co. Industrial
promoters and stock brokers. lis
Marion street. highly recommend
Galeua Copper co. stock and
strongly advise IS purchase. They
will furnish an engineers report on
application. This Is a legitimate
aud conservative company and one
Of the best on the market. 80
II win pay you well 90 watch for
the Auction sale of Bankrupt Stock
--nainief Clothing Co. 1915 First
avenue. Starts Saturday. 49,
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WASHINGTON, D. c.
NEWS NOTES

Secretary Taft asks fer four
months time 10 prepare an answer
TO the questions pfopounded BY
Congress az 20 whether any Off
cisls OF the government Q0n land
or are interested In railroads In the
Philippines.
Alaska mining men have appealed
20 the coast aud geodcsic survey
aufhoriti = 10 hasten the work OF
marking the Alaska boundary.
The senate discussed the railroad
rate bill yesterday.
a general oyerhauliHE Of the gov
eminent reindeer service. in Alaska
n promised By Secretary hitchcock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
MYSTERY
EXPLAINED
...eKs OF rearH WARD ROOSEVELT eLua gNuMrRArrs
,ys osJEcrs-sAYs IRIS al Alssr CREIGHTON AND p.u
,,ps AND FOR a CERTAIN DARK HORSE

.,s...s 81 the Eighth Ward
v' ,sa slah came cot this morn
~ elfh an explanation Of the
- .,ssx that has surrounded the
-" "a rs ehlarts Although the
-. - - b,Su organized only a
~ ia memhcrHhip n 81 limit
= ,has far that q aas not beeemc
,,uegalN Known
$3.50 49, he oanfisioa in the ranks
I, IA tsme republican politicians o.
y r4.hth ward when the club
~ -, meeting Tor last Satar-
49, elsh, Nth what was supposed
- nssx akhth waFdcrs - be- The
$500 a lnaefaing a couaeimanie
s.,A.ts from the Eighth ward An
ss-ss..s..sa,nt al NO candidate Waa
-. ~ mealing being packed.
:. s.ss.s last night la The star
1870 20 Richanyt Niasman. the
e.,,,s sssn, mar. Who 10 one " the
-sssssyss 81 the club. no tndoFse-
- IS eontrmplated. rs MAS sup
-. ~ ne crlehteuiics. he said
shS msEhlnx
The piree, PRIMARY.
"a ohlsct q the club. - stated
!. ~ uaMftuslor. Is % promulgate
- s,rsrl primary aud 20 Improve
- rolisicai conditions ia the
rxe.A ward particularly. Doing
- a mach 50 possible with the
s,,,f~ssoaAl Politicians and caucus
s.gAers. ana n leave the aelsctl0a
= s.lsxaies % the convention with
=. Aasssasa mpn 81 tho ward II
: Aeoea 20 extrnd tho movement
!, ~ ether warts of the city. sud
:. nslss all the republicans 81 the
.4fv d min with as In bringing
49, hrslness mru lnto politics
4 sill admit however that Il Ia
40 an ablect ~ the cleh 10 cleet
ANA ghp Eighth wArt man 10 aus
ID M. crsxAtaa. While Ne have
saAssx lntfieaiarlY against nr
ersekloa. ruxzgding him As a good
v-p-sssnlxilYs. although he has
msas mistakes. No believe that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
HUSBAND FLEES
FROM TROUBLE

Mrs Charles Williams. Of Green
Lake. his afternoon reported 10 the
police thar her husband was miss
lag re disappeared Saturday after
taeT had quaFreisd. and she was
esaten. aho alleges. hy him The
tfpubse sfu8s over the attentions
ma she claimed be was giving an
etnsr woman Mrs Williams re-
Turned last night. after a fruiileas
search for her husband.
Williams is employed as a bar
.sader a. the Owl saloon, Third and
warrington. His employers assert
nat IA TIE woman - responsible for
The trouble.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

SIX men we're killed. three serious
~ injured and several slightly
hurt BY the explosion % boiler
at the raHmili 81 John Lagefmaiaef
seven miles southeast Of Holcomh.
Wisconsin. yesterday.
The asth annual convention Il
the National American Woman =
Suffrage association Nill be held In
the Lyric thsater. Baltimore. Fcbru-
AIRY 10 Is. inclusive.
Herbert J. Hagefman has taken
Oh oath Of office rs governor Of
Naw Mexico.
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Mrs. Smith Arraigued.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan g Mrs.
Adelaide Lloyd smith. tbs woman
accused Of having aWlndled many
ramen on the Pacific coast and sto
vas arrested here sunday On a
charge Of obtaining money ~ false
pretenses. was arralEnsd this morn
Ing. but the case faa continued one
week.
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ALL QUIET /
IN RUSSIA

ST PETERSBURG. Jan. ~ g.
official circles Il IL ssultautiy hts
uouncsd that the whole % the Rul
stan enaHirs r. quiet sith the sxeef,
ton ~ the Baltic provinces and tas
Caucasian. Count Wittr afflrrt.
the revolutionary miat has been dit
aipatsd and expects a prompt Goa
eiusiou II the foreign loan. F'ollov
ing the placing 81 the loan WITT
locks forward 60 n definite era 81
calm and peace.
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mems Clubs. atsita monthly meet
ing. enthusiastically adopted the fol-
lowing resolution -.
Resolved that there should In
an immediate response on the part
of buaineaa men aud others Ia the
call fof pledges for a So 600 guar
ahtco fund 10 supplement Rcatties
formal invitation 10 the interna'
tional Christian Endeavor Couven-
ton 10 come here ia 1907
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S Y N D | CA 7 {
BUYS M | N E

MARYsvILLF Cal. Jan. q Tho
American Smelling y Refining COM
psny. Of the GugEeuhnlm syndicate.
has purchased the Dempaey mines
near MaFyBville. A large smelling
plant will be- built and other cop
Der properties 81 this district puf-
chased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
nlpPoNusG CLUB

Seattle zoHa n Nippon are gult
Ia Tor athletics X kono. a y
nawncd Iiu- iltsu. has Organized d
ether athletic club, the srcond ~ /
Kind 10 be formed within the u
10 days
The nss clubs viii have quartz
Ca Maynard av. naar seventh 4
LEGAL laps are enthusiastic ~
much rivalry IL being snEsndefl
b. the rival members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

OLYMPIA. Jan. "a washlnt
tens Insurance investigation 81 :
Etus az 10 o'ctueh tomorrow moro
taE when Commissioner Nichols
haH cited al fire Insurance offialais
"a BE- present and answer the
charges made - the Scout d wwHtsfa
Washington Landowners nHsoeia :
tizn, that al fHs companies 10 tho
state are IN an agreement to maih-
tain ratsa- Ia violation of the state
IaNM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

Through the efforts OF Cnptai
lloyes. Of the Volunteers of AIwsrich.
Pseattle viii have n home for work
tHH Gifl-. The aew home viii oc-
eupy the three story bWidlnE NJ p0T
ttnhth av. Captain BoyeH states
that the home viii be opened Feb
fuary |. The building contains 10
large. Wel-vontilntod rooms ana Will
be thoroughly equipped with many
modern improvements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
WORKING GIRLS ARE
APPLYING FOR ROOMS

tfom time 20 tlmr improvements
will be added ~ test as funds Lah
be gnthercd WORKING girls wilt ~
charged 1850 per week for board
aud lodging Captain fioyeH has
been deluEed with letters from girls
employed iu every line of Industry
asking for accommodations. II II
expected that an the rooms viii be
occupied Immediately The home
will be IN charge Of Mrs. Captain
Watson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
WOMEN'S CLUBS
ENDORSE G. {. FUND

The Stars news columns being
crowded today. the paper will print
taaorTaS additions Ia the So. 600
guarantee fund which have been re-
eeivvd ap Ia date tIonceforth this
paper will regularly acknowledge
new contributions. but will not re
print old contributions, tnaAmueh
As they take up mush space.
Yesterday the Federation OF Wo-
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person or corporation. n We did
not insure payment 81 bills IN this
manner We would lose thousands n
dnliary every year
"And In view of the fact that We
demand deposits from one person
We must. I'm strict justice. demand
them from all That - done The
only firms OF individuals who are
not putting up deposits are those
who were taking ras from Tho old
Seattle Gas q Electric company
prior 10 les reorganization We
thought Il would create III feeling
10 demand depoElts af CUSTOMERS
who had been making prompt pay
meut u their bills for years, and
whom We knew were All right"
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,he best interests OF the ward woala
demand.
Net fer Phli,ps.
CONTRARY 81 an Imprc.nlan
amonl some klghtb wardefa. We are
not trfieH 10 hooel H. 4. Phnllpa
the snlH other Eighth ward man
Who has thus far announced his
candidacy Tor the council A waak
Rso loet Monday Mr. Phlilipa ard
hts irieuds catne down at aur meet.
ias aud asked the Enforcement Of
our cluh Wa refused 20 give il to
hlm. saving that we did not dosire
Ia indorae him ar any other man al
that time. and would probably uav
~ lndafae him Then they invited
rs 10 a meeting ~ their own on
the too % the hat and reiterated
The statements thar had beea made
hefpru They told us then that
they would come down az the mert
ms Saturday and insist upon an In
doFscmeat
In che meahtime Dr. Crichtan
had been iatefmrd u what vas to
HHaHAA INN AHt#H w wa HMNtfN WN
hand Ia full t1rce, Including c. n.
haglcy and the rrs, Of TIE city halt
crowd The result 81 the meeting
was announced Ia The star.
Waiting fer Proper Tive.
I viii say. however that when
the proper time arrives the club
viii probably tndoras a suitable
candidate rrum the Eixhth ward
Tho club comprises some " the
best known men In the ward nF
Crichton himself has applied for
membership Among the members
arv George kinnesr. Warren slst.
son. Or Arthur DIVES /. ~ Jen-
ninga. G w Melville. n Man
aing. . A Hunee. Dr. shcllaharEer
=. ~. Gordon and Steve DAWSON
The club last Night pasAnal remolu.
lions ~ coincidence over the death
OF George y Glisan. one % the
charter mcan liefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
ENDORSE TWO

The rclahitean central estmmittee
met this Afternoon and Endorsed y
G. Harper for collector of customs
Tor this district. aud = A Twitchoti
for recsiYsr Of the United Stairs
land nffles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23
CLEVER WORK

Several $50 gold pieces with f6
holes bored In the edges and from
which about 81 worth Of gold vas
taken are In the possession OF Capt
Bell. Of the United States Secret
Service. The holes we're evidently
bored with a machine They are
about lie Of an inch In diameter
and were cleVerly plugged witA
copper wire
z==a -
GOOD SOLICITORS WANTED
1909 Seventh Ave.
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Alleging that he is lazy. city En-
Einecr Thomson has filed charges
against l. u. Franklin. rear chain
man employed in his department
Franklin Is under civil service rules.
Last night the civil service commits
sion met and will try Franklin next
Monday night
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I, NEW YORK. Jan o. lniima-
atoms have been given out by niH-
'triet Attorney Jerome that criminal
proceedings will follow the oonclu-
sion % the libel suit Of Justice Deuel.
against Norman HapEood. editor Of
Golfers Weekly.
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Norman Tiaekett. Of the Louis
James company. will address the
students Of Egan's dramatic school
NJ s o'clock "wednesday evening.
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MIRA Anna Nunly, who formerly
lived ne $50 Leary av.. Ballard. died
at the Ballard hospital Saturday.
She leaves a husband. two sons and
a daughter. The remains were sent
90 Brcmerton.
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PORT or SPAIN. Trinidad. Jan.
"a Tive French cruisers sailed to-
day. presumably for Venezuela.
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bankrupt stock Of Rainier Cloth
ing Co. 1917 First avenue. viii be
sold at Auction Saturday. 80
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crazsd with drink. Duncan Craig.
n logger employed In the camps ct
Shoai bay. H. G. made a desperate
effort 70 commit suicide by burn
Ing himself 10 death in his room
.Ht the Rock Hay hotel
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ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. Jan. y.
---Iudgs 8. VI Ashonfelter. one 81
the most prominent attorneys % the
Southwest. died AZ silver City early
-thia morning Of paralysis.
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IS DRIVEN
FROM CITY
GAS OCTOPUS WIDOW WITH FIVE CHILDREN OUT
or MEANS OF LIVELIHOOD COULD NOT PAY 80 Deposit
ATTORNEY CLOSE EXPLAINS

Unable 10 pay tho advance de
posit Of go demanded By the gas
octopus. Mrs. J. H. Harrison. pro
priotor Of the Cream bakery. 2290
First av., has been forced 10 give
up her business aud leave the city.
The sole support Of herself and five
small children has been taken from
her. and This morning she left the
city 10 secure relief from relatives
residing in Marysyiile. this state
n ia one Of the instances where
the Seattle lighting company'g de-
mand for a deposit has not only
been a gross injustice. but a crime.
Mrs Harrison wah asked To forward
deposit Of $40 With her slender
means she was unable 20 do n. and
said 30 She Offered 10 forward
the amount in lnslallments Of three
or four payments. but the gas com
pany's agent would have none 81
IT, Her lights were turned off the
same day.
Mrs. Hhrtssn was Obliged 10 sell
out ON Monday Mrs Fenton, the
new owner. who fortunately was
able 10 make the go deposit. took
charge
Gas Bill All Right.
Mrs. Harrison. who ~ a widow.
bought the bakery two months ago
In the hope that she might make n
livelihood She did not object to
the gas bill. which averaged fi5 a
month. hut the $40 deposit she WAS
unable 10 pay When her lights
were turned off Il meant ruin. Com
petition Was keen IN the neghbor-
hood with her afor. unopened
aud unlIghted IN the early morn
Ing an 1 evening. her customers went
elsewhere 20 buy their bakery ar
tieles Mrs. Harrison tried lamp
light. but IL was not a success. II
did not provide sufficient illumlna-
ton 20 give the place an inviting
appearance.
The new owner hopes 20 be able 10
do better
John Mccain. The Pike 81. gro4
ceryman who refused 10 be held ~
BY the gas trust In the deposit mat
ter. Etlil holds his ground. His gas
has not been turned Oft lie has
placed the matter In the hands ~
an attorney. and proposes 20 fight
to the bitter end. The gas com
pany has offered 10 give him pre-
paid meter-one Of those extraYa-
CANT nuIaances that operate only
when there's a quarter In them
bat he viii not stand for H. IL
would rather trust one OF the com
pany's regulation galloping meters
than the quarter-in-fhe-siot propo-
aition.
corpary's Excuse.
Meanwhile the Seattle Lighting
company offers no redress. II Is
paying interest only In instances
where il h demanded Asked f1r
an explanation. H. r. elise. attor-
ney for the company. said this
morning.
The company does not pay In
terest on its deposits. I know 81 no
reason OF Law why u should I
know Of no city In the country
where such Interest IN paid We
have a right TO demand = deposit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

Buy your Clothing Hats. Shoes
and Furnishings az the Auction
Sale. 1917 First ave- Saturday -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

Yesterday r. ~ Hazeltulr an ex-
regent Of tho University OF Wash
lngton addressed the students on
travels IN South America and tn
particular about the iuCa Indians.
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has been In tho council a. long aa
the best Interests Of the ward woald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-23

ROME. Jan. 29-Cardlnal Giral-
amn Maria Gotu. project Of the
propaganda. Il dying OF pneumonia.
WASHINGTON. Jan. = The
Chinese commissioners arrived in
this city today and were met by
Charles DENLY. chief clerk OF tho
state department. DENLY il famil-
tar With the Chinese language and
customs They we're CHARTERED az
the Arlington hotel. after which
they called upon Secretary Root the
departments 81 war. navy and state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18
norsE KEPT ON PROBATION
After a Weeks Trial Widow aud
wido~er Arc Daiy Married.

Lamar county furnishes a case OF
marriage after probation that Is
unlQue aud suggestive.
A widower farmer desiring wife
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18
ONLY A
COUNTRY
GIRL

The Mack Swain Company put up
"A good play last night to n rather
light house. Those who were there.
though. viii probably be there again
tonight. and will bring their friends
along with them, The play was "rhe
World" full of dramatic situations,
and abounding With both pathos and
fun. The song by the Sailors Quar-
tet was we'll worth both the money
aud time. even II nothing else had
been presented, The voices are fine,
individually, and collectively mag
nihcent The quartet last night re-
sponded TO three different and clam
orouH calls. and yet tae audience
called for more.
Tonight the play Is only Coun-
cry Girl" splendid play and u
strong cast. and II YOU miss Il YOU
viii surely wish YOU had not.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18

was introduced by mutual friend to
a widow with children temporarily
abiding in a charity institution.
Both We're favorably impressed at
first acquaintance, but the woman
suggested that she keep house for
the farmer for week and at the
end of that time each could more in
telligently determine the grave ques.
tion of "A union for life. Accordingly
she went with her children and was
duly installed as housekeeper.
The experiment was eminently
satisfactory to both parties and at
the end of the week they were mar
ried.
Perhaps II will shock the sentl-
mental and the romantic. but the
incident contains the wise suggestion
that folk desiring to become husband
and wife should be sure of knowing
each other in their common clothes
and under workday conditions.
Parlor manners on the part of
the woman and picnic gallantry on
the part OF the man are not conclu.
sive indexes of character, nor is the
yumyum ecstasy of infatuation sufh,
cient evidence of compatibility.
Keeping company nowadays run.
too much to bonbons and embossed
stationery. OF course, there is abun,
dant opportunity to get acquainted
after the engagement, but It is be
fore the avowal that the pair ought
to put each other through the prac
tioal PAGES.
Fort Worth Record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18

Topeka. Kan, Sept. iS.--The gen.
eral Offices OF the Rock Island Issues
a statement that only one person
was injured In the bridge accident
which occurred near Dover, Okla. The
freman's arm was broken. The en-.
gine aud mail car and part OF the
smoker are In the water. The crew
escaped by swimming out. aided by
driftwood, A number OF passengers
narrowly escaped
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18
Railroads Stood In,

Chicago, Sept. 1S.-A. B. Jaquith,
formerly manager of the Peavey ele-
vators in Omaha, today testified be-
fore the commerce commission that
the combined elevators formed a
grain trust which was fostered by
favoritism by the nion Pacific for the
trans-Mississlppi roads.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18
Two Hundred Drowned.

Enid, Okl., Sept. 1S.-Fully 200
were drowned in the wreck near
Dover, on the Rock Island, In the
Cimarron river. The engine and all
the cars. except the Pullman, went
through the bridge. which was weak
eped by the stream which was swol-
len by terrific storms. II is report
ed that 100 passengers In the chair
car were all drowned, except Floyd
Zelst. Is the report to Kinghlsher.
Okla. II says many on the Inflated
train who were rescued have arrived
there, A number of dead bodies
were taken to the Kinghsher morgue.
1t is said the train was going at
full speed. trying to make up lost
time In the flooded lowlands. II is
estimated that the dead are any
where from so to 219.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18
STOCK
TOOK A
FALL

Rotterdam. Holland, Sept. IS
Suspected OF ombeEIling nearly
100000, Bland vandenburg. dlree-
tor of the South Holland bank. was
arrested today. The stock dropped
100 per cent on the Bourse,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18

June "a, 1906.--I had a tooth ex-
tracted by DR.. Wright's painless meth
cd, and c1n say that 1t didn't hurt a
particle. b. VAUGHN,
Salem, Or.
June 1S, 19O6.-I had DR.. Wright re-
move bridge which was put in my
mouth by another dentist and insert
one by his painless method. He also
extracted a tooth for me, and l must
say the work was painless and looks
perfectly natural.
MRS. Z. L. WIRSING.
July 4, 1906,
II you want painless dentistry, go
to DR.. b. +. Wright He put on
crown for me absolutely without
pain. C. d. SLAUGHTER,
SCOTS Mills, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18
Hartman Wants CONTROL.

New York, Sept, is,--Kuhn,
Loeb a Co. admit that Hartman Is
negotiating to secure control of the
n. 4 o. but the announcement Is
premature, as he lacks $4,000, 600
OF stock, which Kuhn. Loeb a Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-18

July rs. 1906.
n DIR. Wright can't please you
with set of teeth, no dentist can.
I had a partial lower plate made
some years ago. and which was worth
less. I went TO DR.. Wright and he
made me one which does the work
Ike natural teeth. MRS. KYLE,
164S Mission.
June o, 1006.--A year ago DR.. Wright
put two bridges in for mo by his pain
lsss method, and they have given ex-
ceicnt satisfaction. SO much so that
he has to-day put on gold crown,
which was done without pain. II you
wish satisfactory work go to DIR.
Wright. MRS. @. +. YOUNG,
X. +. ID. No. /. Salem.