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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
The Sea son and the se

"Hello. old man. GOT
suit vet7' "a
"No. What are the ~
Well. / was thinking %
pepper and salt. What 90
it7' 80
''Why. that sounds ss'
Philadelphia Press.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
WANTS A DIVORCE.
Margaret Green Wants Legal Separa.
tion From Husband.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. ls.-Margaret e Green
Us suing NJ. Eugene Green for divorce In
the District court. She alleges that the
couple were married In Kansas CITY
August I. 1901. and that in Ogden the
defendant deserted her in October sos
ana is now alleged 10 be in Salt Lake.
That since that time he has contrib
uted nothing 10 her support, though
earning 500 per month. and she Drays
FOR divorce and restoration OF her maid
en- name. Margaret r. Capaiu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
Heavy Snow In italy.

ROME, Dec. l6.-Terrifc snowstorms
wind and rain have caused serious dam.
age TO all the Italian telegraph lines
Throughout the morning Rome was en-
tirely isolnted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
HARTJE APPEAl
District Attorney Says :
Evidence OF ConsF'

PITTSBURG. Dec.
Hartje, libellant in inc
which was decided agMr
Wednesday. took an apps-
preme Court today. In COZ
the conspiracy proceeding
of the divorce case, Ass,'
Attorney Robb stated too,
formation against one
would likely be made MoL
to strengthen the con7
against Augustus HaTt}e,
sohns and Clifford Hoo''
coachman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
SAM WADE RELEASED.
Alleged Cattle Rustler Released on
Rather Light Bail.

'f'Nidi ~ nc Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. i6.-Sam e Wade, the
man arrested a few nights ago. alleged
20 have stolen several head OF cattle was
today released from the county 1all under
a bond OF $500 on one count and Of $3.50
Wade and Mr.. e r. Shaw qualified as
his oondsmen. The date for his pre-
liminary hearing has not been set.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
PERSONAL INJURY SUIT
Richard Andraeson Wants $4,000 From
Mercur Mining Company.

Mercur Mining Company.
Richard Andraeson brought suit in
the District court Saturday against
the Consolidated Mercur Gold Mining
company for $4,000 damages for al
legged personal injuries. He alleges
that while he was employed by the
company on April IS, 1906, hauling
cars of tailings with a team of horses,
the rails spread under one car. derall-
ing it and throwing it over upon top
of him, He declares that his left thigh
and leg were broken, and that he is
permanently injured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17

the Hawaiian islands. He Is accom-
panied by Mrs. Stewart and the boy. and
they VIII remain away until March
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
Trip TO Honolulu.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. I6.-E. z. Stewart left
this evening on the Overland to San
Francisco. where he VIII take ship for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
Wholesale Business.

Wholesale grocers were kept busy
during the week in filing orders and
state that collections have been excel
lent; Some OF their goods which were
az least sixty days overdue arrived
last week, and this enabled them To
I'll MANY orders that had accumulated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17

The week S stock market had abund-
ant evidence Of strength, although
prices remained unchanged, II is
thought. however. that from now until
the dividend periods arrive further
advances will be made, Following are
the quotations:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-17
Botha Tells Story.

Charles Botha was permitted to re
late in his own way the story of the
tragedy and the causes which led up
10 IL. The substance of it was that
he had been put upon his guard by par
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

salem No. 5-R o. Donaldson, II. {
Fletcher lDem), George c. viii
Judges: p. L. Frazier (Dem.), II. ]
Brown. Joseph N. Smith, clerks.
salem No. GA =. Parker, William
Frost S. S. Gimble lDem). Judges; A
.M DaIrymple yDcm), j. NJ Eskew y
r. sbafcr clerks
salem No. "A. Daue. II. S. Rad.
elf. Henry Shoemaker lDem), judges;
Fred West lDem), w. p Buckuer, n.
y. Elliott. clerks.
Salem. East Hobson. John Sut
ter. John Caplingcr lDem). Judges;
Thomas Humphreys lDcm), J.. A. An.
france W. Hohl clerks
SCOTS Mills. Naulding. James
smith lDem), T. NJ. Dunagcn, Judges;
stephen Korb lDom), Fred Drager,
Emmitt Hiek5ck. clerks
sidney. T. Beckwith. Charles Ny.
Frs (Dem), r. P. Nye, Judges; William
Scott lDem) Henry Palmer. f. b.
cochran. clerks.
Silver FalIs-D. a. vaugorder. S. r. /
,rnolt ,Dcm). w. w. Neal. judges
rohu Bossoll IDcmJ, JAY Bleaknoy
.ohr Eimsov clerks
siIycrtcu. Norb-s. r. Hobart. g !
IT, Morley DmJ. G.. D. Bowen. !
Judges. Joseph Jcnuing. Dcm). Mar.
.n Hanson. c. W. Younggrcn, clerks
Slvertou. south-A Thompson. John
or'cr DEM. T. r. Hicks judges; r.
. Mcclellan lDom), w. IT. Bowers
G. Small, clerks
silvorion-P. T. Biackorhv. g. A.
ock. J n Brooks lDcm.). judges; NJ
psGuiro .Dcm). y. u. Drake. y. "
luFhar, clerks
S. Paul. J.. Cook p. Mullen. u.
Gooding ,DcmI. Judges s. II. Cole.
lH pm) j. s. Mcdonald. John ,,
'v.lsoH clerks
sah''mi'y-Adam Burns Frank A.
% .DsmJ. William wiutov. Judges. B..
.rrh p.'tcr lpem1. p. A. Downing o
aries s'ovoiI gisrba Ia
'iay'au= Ernest Dsuu,v j. IT, por q.
Vs. 70 Downing Dom. Judges. A. r.
Gardner DEM, J.. IS. Lambert NJ
Hunt slcrtr Ila
'ursr-s Vs. Read IT, C. cav.
gh .pem1 "a. D. Robertson. iBds. Iti
% % Thomas IDrm0. p. T.. Mar. IcI
r % LoHworih. clerks =
.ondhuw-Fni aU=Gssrgs w
'raN Nick ss6.iard. s. C. nsrvIl-
.ri Eugene MsCu'b lp,m). u. NJ. lin
,r j. y. Hail. sl5rks lsrtoHd rrD
u. Brown. Henry Layman. Grant
BY .prml Judges Grover roddI
nl Eugene Ma,hbarsst George -
.or s,efaa 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
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Disappointed

"por me-" she said when shs wa.
introduced 90 The aspiring young auth
or "int &c funny how people viii
form idealsl pictured you TO my
s'lt as somehow like tbs hero Of your
story"
"oa. and DON'T you 6ud amy rossmb.
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"Noi b.t You know you describe
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Chicago Rss6fdusrald
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

=, ,'y. y. o''.s'l' b ?. Maria. lin
y "''s'.y rsaas writes. ,.o, o.
, ,-'-,, "a'a drst arising. ! sf,s, s,I
'lo''.'soue collection ~ 49,
r,,5 p''l''es ,.' Palosm and /. ven
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, ,, ,..-' 1.''ses' H. ana ,As trouble /. owe, :
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Deafness Cannot he Cured

'aaHshh aH' NNANA
I Hy local applications. as tLsv carro
reach 'he diseased portion of the ear
There .s only ono way 90 cure lsafrss,
and that .s by constitutional rsrsTIs.
psafness Do caused by an Irflmsl con-
al'ion OF ihe mucous l.Hirg OF m.
Eus'aeh'aH tube WHOM ns uts "a Ie
lamed you have a trembling za.rE d,
imperfect hearisg arG when lt ls en-
i'rely closed. deafness is tEs rs-,r,
and unless the inflammation can ts ,,g
en- outs and ndthistube rostor5dtoIs r,-
nal condition, hearing win ts DESTROYED
io'everi nine eases out OF Zen are cans
oa by eataUh, which is nothing but IN
iHhamed condition OF che mucous III,
faces.
We will give one Hundred psrs,.
Tor any case Of deafness (saassl by 81.
'aFFh) that cannot he cured bv H,n,,
ea'aETh Cure. Send foF circulars f,s.
y j. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo q
Sold by druggists 55e
Take Halls F.m.ly Pins frr ,,r.,f.
PATTON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
Smiles
Register 10 not busy.

Register if not busy
EuF'ne papers tell Of secret con
tract with their ffo department
~ o. though by saus 't.s district
should rissi o. congressman who sau
hay
Forrest Grove ls dry a.-8 college
town, @ifm WIN .oon be- Uks Forest
Grove
rhe Oregon special WIN tau itsI
California people bow vo do ts,ags .a
tho land ~ wstfaot
mouuu.no rmss To Portland |
ofsroa.an ar throwing great gobs oil
ffonf'ed eruw ai Zach ottsf
hiephsn A ioas'l has its material
ana ihe sblIliy 90 uss li 20 nnls a
Sod Rspub'lfau rsallhis far ns a.
4 senate
TO Washington correspondents viii
hoi D. ai.shri uutl ttey have p.rF
- iisrmauu vita bot fssi IN M q
grave iasisa' of only ofs. rtsa tr 81
niii Quit H..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

20 ts frfai humaniiarian contract
qIu our Almanac for many years pas, w
have girc1 unusual advice 90 those Attic.
itd with coHghs. colds throat or lung
ifoub'ea or consumption. We have told
ihfm if they did not receive any special
hcneft afrf The uso Of one -s-ccnt sire
bottle II German Syrup, to consult their
doctor eve did not ask them or urge
thcm b. use large number Of bottles, az
u tfe case boz thc advertising of many
0ihfr remedies our confidence in Ger.
nan syrup makes it possible for us 90
glYe furl advice eve know by thc On.
pfncnce oi over ss vcan that one 7Sceut
bottle oi German syrup will speedily re.
licvc or cure thc worst coughs colds.
bronchial of lufe tr0ub'cs-and uiat.
even boz BAL cases of consumption. one
large bottle N German syrup viii work
wonders qNtu trial bottles. 7sc.: reg
ulaf size, 7sc. AZ 40 druggists.
Holi IN Salem BY 3. O. Stone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
u. ]. LEHMAN

N-A And doeA AN kiaas 81 Aou,.
,.Aias 'fAaas lsi hlaek. Al.o So
eeen ef uaruAeuss fos roat; sl,v.,.,
ana esilchias farnna
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
CORVALLIS q EASTER
Time Gard No N

NeAa 40, 80
80. 2 Tor Yaquina-
Leaves Albany .......isgi
Leaves Corvallis .......i,gl
Arrives At Yaquira .... 6ai
No. Roturning-
Leaves Yaqnina ....... egl.
Leaves Corvallis .....ilall
Arrives Albany .......lsMI
No. . FOR Albany Detroit
Leaves Albany Tor Detroit f.Hl
Arrives Detroit .u...iaNI
NO 4 from Detroit
Leaves Detroit ....... i,NI
Arrives Albany ..,.... 6&I.
No. o Tor Albany
Leaves Corvallis 600. 6NI
Arrives Albany ...,... 7ltl
No. 2 for Corvallis
Leaves Albany .......s@l
Arrives Corvallis ...... SEA
No, Z for Albany
Leaves Corvallis .....6NI
Arrives Albany ........ 6Rl
NO. o for Corvallis
Leaves Albany .......HNI
Arrives Corvallis ...... sisl
Train No, arrives in Allas
'Ne TO connect with the sPs
bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with h,i
trains az Corvallis and Albany
o''eet service to Newport asl
cent beaches
Train No, 8 leaves Albany i
''''l az 1880 a. m, arriving ia
ample time 20 reach the BrstH
-'l springs thu same day.
Train No. 4 between Albany u
'''' connects with Eugene Local q
''lN also with loeal for CoTi
Train No, 5 leaves Corvallis q
b m7 arrives at Albany 7,lOtf
'le 10 catch Eugene local to PEs
nd train to Detroit.
Train No. s leaves Albany fer
ans at $500 a. m, after uhH
oF'hbound Eugene local.
Train No, z leaves Corvallis r
n7 arrives in Albany at $50 p
time 70 connect with The l0,l
agene and way points.
Iiain No. 6 leaves Albany fa
'''!s az f;S5p. m, after the arm
e 3 r. local from Portland.
IoF further information apply
J. G. MAYO, Gen. Pas
CocKRELL, Agent, Albany
h. cRoNIsE, Agent, CoryaIA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
MARKET QUOTA
TONS TO-DAY
make salem = GOOD Hom, m,rL.,n

PoultFy-at steiner's Market
EsE-P5r dozen, a8s
lieHs-lo0llt.
FFys-l6t.
pu5ks-ps.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
ELECTION
BOARDS
NAMED
Preliminary Matters Being
Arranged for the Com
ing Contest

l two years thcm1wa. Liberty, salem
no g. salem 40. q. and Woodburn
will each have two boards one to serve
b. during Che day and one at night Fol.
q lowing is tho list.
AumsyiLIe-C. z. Van Nuys. William
q Darby Dem), y p Lewis judges;
William Simpson lDomJ. j. p. Craig,
George Spencer clerks
Aurora-Andrew Fry Lout. Wcbort
Walter Grim. Judges; Adam Nisblar
! lDom) a. H WILL Albert Rraus.
clerks
| Breitcntush-r g. Vs. Hcid,cke.
John OuiersoH. A. Muikcy sDem) !
Judges r. N. Hoover .DcmJ. " NJ
ponsmorc. ,. w. s,alImar clerks.
Brooks-M T.. Jones. u. S. Rupgles
George ~ FnH.y UDemJ. Judges. vii. !
liam IT. EUn IDemJ. CLYDE Y. Bonpev
Alex Harold. clerks
Ru'icyI'Io-Frii Bcrta James p
Fc'Icr DEM. Glen O. Carotbers
Judges. a a. Criaall lDoml. Laurence
Murray D. A. NJ Cone. clerks
ohamrosg-r D. Osborn. W. r Ne /
Kay .psml. james smith. Judges. w
T. Coleman .Dsm.I. Henry A. 2orB ]
John sso.ari. clerks y
chomava .FIrt ssD=p w Natl,
'h'nt Charles TharhsE Lewis sayags
h'm| fuHso3 g. T. May .p,m1 = It
A. J'neror D. A. rmIf clerks fss,. r
na "U=L o. Burds.sy Ilary., "
walker .h.mI s. r. WHIamso5
aog's ~ D. iIrflr HDrml fio,d n 6.
.',no.d1 Jamsa W.Bs'aulsv. slsrts 81.
Ekhor#K H Norsbsass O. d Iu
.a'm p'mI o. D. Pope. nigs
'arsr koga.ho .prm1. Lyio a. w
m.'h. y T. Darling clerks ia
t'lfhe'a-r A. pHmar John Saw. W
go hgm) William ima,gaa. udg 4
y y p hssns .prm1. james fnsb Co
W. ahsg sItfIa In
''nas w. s rayIa. J. b. Smith Ia
'''.. d D. h's..r Judges. r. All
h'g'.a .nml A. o. s.sgmrs.
aff.s"r joEos tIrrt ny
iIor'h-L a. Hro,brron. "a r rea
''h lhrml William Hsrar tr. The
CHARLES Nort peml. w. m Rsr and
o. A. Thompson. slsl. n,'
l''"r..-OTorer simmons Fy.r A. dtl
N .nrml u w. smith. f,... Eu'
', Na.'ma .n.m1, e. o. H.., n Ian
Miller clerks imp
Iu"HH.-W T Grim 49,. tire
.'H.'. , ~ cr.fsnd,r judges, and
'..s Demo- o. A. Wrtrs C.,r en- d
nhtha clerks NAL
''''r'.n-.c g. 81 Smith. N.u n.. fore
.a.t hsmA irls.a g.r cd
4a' ,hm1. Frank g. r.-s w r mia
'1'T clerks face
.'.riy-.F.rt ssn-H p., "
'.'nnel nrmN. W n n..t for
s,' D. h Parker lDsmN. b. T.- taH
Nr'.slrist Grk. $500 Cats
D Nei John rnl.-
' .hm|. judges. a M =
..". De-, OmHat ~ u. ... II
."r-' .ra. patti
''.. 49, A. r.,.-
lme, a..... r...r
.H#| D. ~ IS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
GladiOIuS BuIb

several thousand very ehoiss
strains and varieties, orsg0bF
ouios' about twice the size Of -
imported bulbs, and prOdua
-ASSl lowers, two to four inches -
@uu ~ to 20 on a stalk. The bala
'"0 gradea Largest, selects
poi dozen, $3.50 per hundred. "
hundred.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Poultry, Eggs. Etc.
Is--feF dozen, 25e.
Butter Esiaii-e5e.
iltHs-lo@ue
/ Igys-l0e.
Frmu vsgetaus,. Etc.
Fotatots-2Et.
ou.oHs-lIc.
ApF'ss-S5s gsr busAsl.
ea"o's-a5s per bushsl.
h's's-s5s PEI, bl.hs.
fsau-sl00 PEP svt
Tropical Fruita
hananas-5ise NJ.
oEaug5s-s-0s8
LsHols-s20s350
Live Stock Market.
sieeFs-2ise.
toWs-li.02e
sheeP--4g.
Dressed y5al-ts
Fat hogs-5Es
Grain, Feed
'..r. .."EeT-rS.
Cheat-s85C0s7
I.no,iy-ss8sa5O
G~ia-ss
Hul-s-l
sloH-s-l
Butter and o,.,u
By Commercial ,r Cen, Gem d.
Ratter-s2ise '''@ 20
Butter fa,-so, a, ,...,.-
F.-,- -.-'--o.'
EoaI .ssl r.,ea.e.i .s,saa.s,.ls-sa75 ISIS per barrel
Portland Market |
vsr. -.-o-' 545te,
B.ass'sn-7o077,
,,.t. ,v,,t.s-choi,s White. $3.50. 90, "a
Pot,,o-.- o.,.ly-SllQsI5.
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SAaTOETA
s..'As -StAtht Ia - 0s1s "A, |
&s%zZzzC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

a SUBSTANTIAL MEAL.
,l., -.' WI, wan make good rich blood ana
LAT VIII stick TO your ribs. Won 90.
ways enjoy when you buy vosr No.
,ssi. mutton. lamb. veal ana porE y.
'''s''ng' boiling, stsviug o, 80 -.'
as the lowest az IS 10"
E. o CROSS.
-----------.-e.. =. -. Phone ssI
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STRANGE ADVIcEi

the interest Of tax dodgers who nat
uraily shrink from publicity
The Illinois women who arc oppose.
90 woman suffrage are sending us mat
tcr 90 fight tbe oregon woman ufrag,
,u bin. We may not vote with the ladies
but we are not going 70 throw mud
Z az them AMI pour cold water on their
y enterprise.
y Albany Argus. Colonel Hofer is lab.
I, oring with eastern Oregonians with the
e hopo Of inducing them 30 organize for
q development. Our distant friends are
alive and good workers but organiza.
o tion viii b-ing be''er and moro at
isfaeiory results. Hofcr getting the
glad hand io eastern Oregon
sss
Albany Democrat Some rs'pl
sign most anything A graft petition
FOR ne state 90 father Tho old Bar
low road 40 $4,000. presented bv aI
young lady. has been signed Jy "a good |
many. The owners n Che road are ss
curing rames 90 o cents apiece. butI
/ if 30 ever comes 90 a vote viii un
douhteily be knocked out with a rush.
! sss
/ Tho vriior has little piece Of land |
in Washington county that be- has not
been able 10 pay tho taxes on until |
became delinquent The tax is four
dollars and Che penalty $50. That :
extremely high penalty is iho only 4
change sought 90 be- mado iu fho pres. !
cHt assessment end taxation Jaw by
ito famDH Cars hn Iu
ss
70 BE- iho enterprise Of .a.b mon as| A
Mr ro'tyiohH flat asaU.shst rro. s,
grcs' Ho hopes Co to aide 90 uB a IN,
boat several times a da, between salem BIO
ihd independence ord ur hope is ma, M.
.urIrod iir tas a soH who iatss rsi.
'aI.t io operating m5h boat and Ina.
'' horo when DO tas h.s proposition Ir o..
harr iho huarre mon of sai,m wm| s.
e.fi lIm
N'H who H,o worked hard urI,r o..
n 'mr'rfrsi aHi unsatisfactory vs |I
m should welcome "a change Ia ss.
''"'ai system Eugene Guard / 90
.en. M
Ibo t1 noe oa', propose, nov IHa
'fms of taxation, urh as 4r B. ]
''so of ihe uS ua mwars, |Os
.mrah'rf n'n m Hs ga,. r,.
'n.lgs of express telephone srd ra. |ta.
''ph companies taxes ou Pullman 4
'a7h aud refrigerator car saur.B Mol.
'a' alec r''.ss tae general aF Dob
'' h"" 'H faFse Sign 30. U.s.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

\ N Arer1rt WOO lisa .r.....
ef N''aus''s asl sat llsstsrta..,.
porter 90 ita car.ial J,au.I t,.l.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Mr. Newport IS a straight, clean Re
publican and win edit that paper in
a fearless manner. lie is a writer and
lawyer Of ability.
Tt would be a terrible thing If the
assessment roll was published by pre-.
cincts before equalization. It might
disclose TO the general public how
things are juggIed now in secrecy in
the interest Of tax dodgers. who nat.
urally shrink from publicity
The Illinois women who arc opposed
10 woman suffrage are sending us mat
cr 90 fight The oregon woman suffrage
,n We may not vote with The ladies
lut we are not going 70 throw mud
Il them AMI pour cold water on their
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Poultry, Eggs. Etc.
Egg-ref dozen, 25e.
Butter Esiail-e5e.
IIsas-lO@ue.
IFys-l0e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

20 BE- iho enterprise Of .a5b mon as
No. roiiyiohr chat osub'.shst rra.
gfe'' llo hopes Co DO aide 90 ruB a..
boat several times a da, between Salon
and Independence ari ur hope fa ma,
succeed llr has a soB who iatss rst
'fa'.f 'o operating msh "a boat and
"' hope when ts tas h.s proposition Ir |
a'r' iho buarrs NON of salem vu|
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Albany Argus. Colonel Hofer is lab.
oring with eastern Oregonians with the
hopo Of inducing them to organize for
development Our distant friends are
alive and good workers. but organiza.
iion viii bring bo''or and more st
isfaciory results Hofor getting the.
glad hand .u eastern Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

'if onsss ars elected i6 sra,s,
~ hu Albany Democrat s, 40.
eounif ah4 state omssrs as we'll. iat
hoy aaat alvays DO li-uor comply
viih the law s,thsr nrown,ir's
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-03
A GO BETWEEN THE GRUNTS.
These Aquarium Fishes TAX Delight IN
Pushing Matches.

The blue and yellow striped grunts at the
Aquarium often Engage in a perfor nance
which the Bulletin describes as sparring.
A couple of these fishes advance toward
each other until the tips of both the upper
and lower jaws touch those Of the opposing
fish. Then follows something like wrestling
movements as they endeavor to push each
other backward.
During the play, IL 1t be such, the mouth
Of each fish is opened to the fullest stretch
80 that the vermilion interior is revealed as
a spot of color in the amusing picture.
The grunts have rather plain hues except
for their numerous blue and yellow bands,
and the sudden opening of the mouth dis
plays an unexpected color which is almost
startling
This ~sparring can often be started by at
tracing the fishes to the glass front Of the
tank by touching the glass with the out
spread fingers. The fishes press forward
as they gather together at feeding time, apd,
finding nothing to eat, one or more pairs
may attempt to crowd zach other away,
threatening or sparring with open mouth
In the manner described.
On approaching the glass, against which
the fingers may be placed, the grunts fire.
gu emily open the mouth. The tips of the
wide opened jaws will be pressed against
the glass following the movements Of the
finger on the other side. The STARRING is
more frequent IL the fish are hungry.