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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
MooREs FOR REPREsENrArn
He Makes Some Pertinent ob-oryans.
and DEFINES Ills Position on rs
ton OF SENATOR

I'd. Journals During my lour "
! denee IN Salem / have been is,ss
ed spectator az many sessions = ai
legislature. and have observe ,lii
sometimes The most useful msnN. y
not the one who introduces the rtI
bills A member can frequently u
eomplish a. much or more good Cor y
state by carefully watching an p
posed legislation and uss bic bsa q
deavos 70 throttle AZ their ihssfta
unwi1e and vicious measures ffovti.
down alike useless appropriation t-
as well % wild and visionary lsg.ia
tion. There has been q disposilist Z
every session 20 eumbsF our s,als
books with useless and uHns~ssrs
laws. Many measures introduced Nav,
no merit whateyer-soms, In fact n
ing harmful In their tendency.
The old saying, attributed hrss ! =
lisye 20 Grover Cleveland, that
public onioe l. a public trust"
never. In my estimation, become a.
lets. / take Il that one who is slsrl''
20 a public once by the saifFagss ai
fellow eitiEens should administer q
trust With the same care, seal aal I
gaeity which be would bestow uPei
private business The same pTihs.
should characterize bis public asai
govern his private acts,
A 10 my candidacy, would =
tainiy appreciate the support q
classes Of my fellow citizens, si
must frankly say cannot give .
assent 20 statement No. ] whs
some modification. think asy 4
who carefully considers this stsisGa
and PohdeFs over the political ,oH.
tions now confronting us, will b q
vineed that there is a possibility 81
probability that the signers theTsu
successful In the campaign. aud
seientiously observe the requires.
Of the statement, would in the els,a
Of United States senator be eonfru
with the dilemma OF always" va
for man who received a small ~
ity Of the Republican vote, aul
sonally obnoxious 10 the masses, Or
support a Democrat (who migAi
eeive a plurality az the June elects
l am a Republican and il success
would heed the wishes Of the msiE
OF my Republican constituents
always" vote for an able. rspsi,
Republican who has a clean -
and who could be relied ups .,
eessfully maintain the prineillss 'i
party and prove to be an sfheisli ..
Jutor 10 our present able and -
trious representative in the 'a
branch, Senator Chas. W. Fultol.
A. N. MOORR
salem, April 2, 1906.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
10 Aid Ala soeietv.

An advisory board Of the Oregon
B0ys' ana Girls Aid society for Ma
zion county, was organized yesterday
as follows; Henry Thielson, Mrs. Rob
ert J. Hendricks and Mrs ]. A. Nor
ris ID. +. Fry, Was elected president
and Ms George f. Rodgers secretary
and treasurer. This society is not .
state institution, but q charitable or.
ganiEation, which cares for homeless
and neglected children. The state an.
preparation furnishes about four-teutAs
OF the yearly expenses Of the society.
the remainder comes from membership
fees and donations from persons sharit.
ably inclined.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Internatlonal Klndergarten unlon.

Milwaukee, Wiz. April g.-The sOth
annual meeting Of the International
Kindergarten union opens here today
aud will close Friday afternoon Of this
week. i, promises 10 be by FAR the
most important and largest annual
meeting Of this organization ever held
aud tho program arranged for the meet.
ing is Of unusual interest and import,
anee. The headquarters Of the dele
gates is at the Hotel Pflrer and the
general meetings will be held AZ the
Plymouth church. Mrs. Ada Marian
Hughes o. ToFohto, Ont, is president
of the Organization, Mrs Mary Boom.
sr Page u Chicago and Miss Alice p.
Fitts of Brooklyn are vice pFesidentsi
Miss Mabel A. Mckinney Of Cleyelatd
is recording secretary and Mrs. Susan
=. Harrison Of Boston, corresponding
secretary and treasurer.
The proceedings viii begin this a..
'ernooh with a board meeting az the
Hotel PfisisT The drst business sss
sion will not begin until Wednesday
morning, a. Plymouth church. A. that
meeting the delegates will b. welcomed
by Superintendent c. G. PeaTes. Mrs.
James L. Hughes Of Toronto viii rec.
pond and thea read her annual report
The rest Of the morning session will
be devoted 20 the reading Of the re-,
ports OF the ofieeFs OF the organization
IL there Is time enough before lunch,
con some Of the delegates may submit
reports for their respective districts.
Tomorrow will be devoted 10 special
meetings. In the morning the special
committee Of nineteen will hold a meet,
ing al tha Hotel Pfister, with Miss
Lucy Wheeloek Of Boston In the chair.
In the afternoon d conference OF train
ing teachers and supervisors viii be
held al the club room OF the Hote!
PfisteT. Chairman Miss Bertha Payne
Of the school OF education, University
Of Chicago, viii preside and a number
OF interesting and important subjects
will be taken up and discussed. In the
evening a closed session OF training
teachers and supervisors will be held
az Plymouth church.
Plans have been made 10 take the
visiting kindergarten teachers 20 the
various kindeTgaFtens Of the city. On
Wednesday afternoon the kindergartens
OF the South Side will be visited; on
Thursday afternoon those Of the north
and east sides and on Friday those Of
the west side. The penny lunch kiteh,
ems under the direction Of the Women =
School Alliance viii also be visited.
On Wednesday afternoon a parents
conference will be held and il viii be
followed by a reception at DOwners'
college. On Thursday an the visiting
delegates viii be the guests Of the 10. |
cal delegates al a luncheon 10 be given
al the Masonic temple In the even.
ing the Women = club OF Wisconsin viii |
give a reception in honor OF the Wis
iting delegates. II win be held al the
Athenaeum. The election Of officers
for the ensuing year win take place
on Friday morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Now Change

+ H. kaPPhahn is now manager OF
the Willamette Baggage 4 Transfer
Company. in place Of Tom Eekhart,
who has gone TO work for the Capital
improvement Company. Erny win meet
All trains and 90 after baggage and
trunks anywhere and everywhere.
Leave orders at the willamette hotel
Phones 9O7 -s55. As4t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Funaal roaaY

TIE body ~ Hugh splug. Who died
a. spokane Friday. arrived on th
morniug train from Portland. and the
fausrai procession started a the uoon
boar from che Ciough uudsfiaklng par,
lore for ths Bethel cemetery. where
ths .nisrmsnt will take place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
In tho Circuit Court

In the case Of Carey =. AN
against W. d. Claggett and wife {
money, the motion Of defendant -
beth Claggett, for leave to his
amended answer Was allowed, Il -
agEeed in open court that the nsE
ter in the amended answer . 60
cred denied without hling 8 reply -. I.
TO. A jury trial was held Apr
and a verdict for plaintiff and
both defendants for s5ls.l4 rsn.-. -.
BY consent the defendant, W. y =
gett, has until April 9TH, to
tion for a new trial
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
STATE NEWS

A farmers institute is to be held al
klamath Falls April 9th.
sss
The Aurora BOrealis says there are
large quantities Of bullheads and carr
In the mill pond at that place.
A mortgage for S25O.OO from the
Hot Lake Sauatorium Co. 10 the East
eTn Oregon Trust a Savings Bank. Of
Ia GTande, has been dled this week.
A grand celebration will be held Al
old ChampOeg On Nay "a, in honor OF
the 81 men who saved Oregon TO the
United States The services win be
undsr the auspices Of Hon. = X. Nat.
tAieu Cabin No. ~, Native sons Of
Oregon.
Matthew Chambers, a pioneer Of Cal
ifoFnia and Oregon, Indian war vstsr,
an. ex-deputy sheriff Of Douglas eoun,
'y and q resident Of ROseburg, died at
his home there Sunday. Mr.. Ruslle
'ame 70 California in lS4s, where he
engaged in sock raising in shasta
'ounty. Three years later he cane 70
Douglas count, where he has been prom
Inensiy kaoWn svsr sinea.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Personals

Mrs. ". g. luleon - Fl-lLAnk III
Portland.
W. 7. Ramsden is spending the da,
in Portland.
Mrs =. W. Waters went 70 Portland
this morning.
J. @. Graham went to Aurora yester
day on business
Labor Commissioner o. P. HoH went
70 The metropolis today.
Jef Myers arrived from Portland
on the morning train.
Attorney W. T. Slater went 20 al
bany 90 legal business today.
= j. Dodge, Of Woodburn, was q
Salem visitor yesterday.
Miss Clara white has returned from
visit with Eugene friends.
p L. Irwin. the shoe man, went 20
Portland yesterday afternoon.
Attorney General Crawford left for
Albany on the morning train.
state Engineer Lewis has returned
from a business "trip 60 Astoria.
\ sheriff shaver of oregon City. came
up last evening on an official mission.
George =. Rodgers BE- IN woodburn
for The day. looking after paper snl
politics.
Mis- Bsriha Eberhard went 70 Rose
burg this morning for visit With /
friends
Prof vs.. n. Mccall. of Willamette
University BE- spending a weeks vaca
tioh in Portland
vs.. r. stolz. tbo state street con.
fsetionsr and caterer, is spending ihs I
day 10 Portland.
q. G. HIATT. advertising representa-.
tive of The Journal. is spending
couple Of days Ia Portland.
NJ and Mrs Cooke Patton and fam
Ily lsft this morning fof a stay Of sew.
sfal months 90 Long Beach. Cal \
Miss Frances Young returned 90 Cor
wallis yesterday, after having spent
several days with salem friends
Professor J. y. Hornsr Of the Eng I
ish department az che o. A. G. 70
ufnsd 10 Corvallis this morning.
Rev. Burfi, Of McMinnyille. and Rev Z
latin, of Brooks were guests o. Rev
lnthony Moore. Of this city. yesterday
Harvey II. Newell. Of Portland came
p 70 this city yesterday on business y
q the court house. and returned thh y
lofbihg
Judge Scott went 70 Marion on che d
lofning train, 20 Investigate matters e
elAtiye 20 tho building u a bridge 10 o.
hai heighboThood. "
NJ. aHd Mrs. p. D. Long and Mrs. y
iyTtls Long who have bssn visiting Of
9 The home Of George BFesslsF. 10 y
ouih salem, have gone 20 Portland.
W. A. Holmes went 10 Portland this "a
lornihg, where hs will take a. inter 90
u ih having a statue of Nssmith %
laced 10 the bell Of fame foF Oregon "a
Wade Donnslly. who has been az 20
'Hding sehsol at Corvallis, has been ~
'ending q few days with friends here ei
nd left today Tor bis home ia Fossil al
Tegon m'
Howard N BTownell, Of Coos soan Oh
:. is In the city seeing fFisHJs Ne is h'
talented young lawyer and public 'h
,eaksT, and has had some experience do
! newspaper work, an
MFs, W. = Mott has returned from ce
ugene, where she visited her son. sl
lloyd, who met With a serious accident
.esHily. His many friends will BE-
ad 10 hear that be is recovering rap d,
ly a'
Superintendent AekeFman went 20
orllard last evening 20 deliver an %
iiFess before the Y, NJ. e. A. on the %
'sning of the spring term Of their
hooi. President Campbell, Of the y,
University of Oregon, and Presiden, !. !,
snTose of Whitman College. also ap. ~
sared on the program. 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
SUPREME
COURT
OPINIONS

County Of Multnomah. appellant, vs.
the FIRST National Bank, Of Portland
land w. r. White, respondent; an ap
peal from the circuit court Of Multno
| nah county. Arthur L. Frazer. Judge;
on rshsaring judgment Of lower court
reversed and remanded by Judge
| Moore.
Mary Vs. Castor. appellant. vs. City Of
| Portland. ct al, respondents; appeal
from the circuit court Of MultnomsL
county. ~ C.. George and J. B. Gle.
land Judges judgment Of lower court
reversed and remarded; opinion BY
|JuIgs HALEY.
j Wo'fard et al, appellants. vs A.
I vs.. Fisher. as executor 6f will and es
tate IF Il. T. Fisher deceased. fe.
sf.1ls1ts. appeal from the circuit
court Of Marion county. VIM. Gallo.
way Judge; judgment Of lower court
affirmed by Judge Bean.
j. Il. seward respondent. vs. Pearl
Duncan and Mamie Duncan. appel.
la1s; appeal from circuit court Of Nal.
be1r county, George =. Davis. judge
judgment affirmed by Judge Bean. A
suit 70 determine respective rights Of
plaintiff and defendants 90 the use Of
the waters of Crooked creek. In Nal !
bear county.
Matthew Geldard, appellant. vs. J. ! \
Maubali. respondent. appeal from cir
.u.t court for MuIinomah county. Ar. \
.tur l. Frazer, Judge. reversed Dccem
.sr s. 1905. by Judge wolvcrton, pc.
if.oh for rehearing denied In an opln
af ty Judge Bean.
George o. Savage. respondent. w.
salem FIGURING Mills Company, appel
aHii appeal from the circuit court Of
Marion county, George H. Burnett /
udgei affirmed February 81. 1905, pc.
iiiou for rchearihg denied by Judge
Sean.
T. A. Llvesley and John '. Roberts
ospondsnts. vs. John Johnston. Jr. n
.dolph Wolf et AL. and Southern Pa.
Zoe Company appcllaHtsi appeal from
.Tsait ecur, of Marion county. VIM. \
.alloway judge Judgment affirmed by
uigo Bean
State Of Oregon, respondent. W Roy
/ Miller aPpsllahti appeal from Baker
'un'y, Samuel White, judges judgment !
lower court reversed and femandsa 4,
an opinion by Justice Moore. Miller.
be defendant, was convicted OF having
5iainsd money under false pFsisHsss ?
issuing checks foF $4,000 on the ]
iFst National Bank Of sumptsr. and .
'yable % one A. =. Goes. and gave a
.e same 20 him in exchange for prop. %
~ of The Bank of sumptsr. when 10 D
.ei ihe frs, National bank had no j
oney 20 pay the cheek. II appears D
TIE testimony that Goss knew the 4
'eums'are's WteH be took the check. 4
ID that be lid not present h Tor paw In
'nt because Miller had informed him /
ere were 20 fuHds 20 pay il. Court q
.las there was no deceit, and hence p
ere was no Hgent ou MilleT's part 20
fraud Goss Judgment Is reversed a
ID the cause Temandsd for such pro q
ediHgs as may be necessary not eou. 4
'ient with this opinion. N
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

horH.-At the family home on North
Cottage street, Sunday. April l. 1900
90 Nj and Mrs. Theodore Roth, a
son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Nsxspaper Plaut Rurned

Buffalo. N. Y, April S.-Ths plant
or the Tines was destroyed By ere
this morning, The loss was s2OOOOO
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Black Brute'S
Awful Deed !
speciai to rne Sentinel

Speciai to Tne Sentinel.
Atlanta. Ca, Jan. 31.-Miss Nina
May Dupree. young woman about
20 years of age, who lives with w. H.
Grogan, prosperous farmer about
six miles from Atlanta. near Cornell,
was assaulted by negro this after
noon. After cutting her throat and
leaving her in a dying condition from
loss of blood and nervous excitement
the negro escaped.
A posse of more than one hundred
citizens with hounds is following the
negro today and if he is captured he
will, in all probability, be summarily
lynched.
The assault upon the young woman
occurred some time between one and
three this afternoon. Mr.. Grogan
and his wife returning from Atlanta
at that hour, found Miss Dupree dy-
ing in the dining room in pool of
blood. Physicians who were immed-
lately summoned despair of her re-
covery. She was too weak to say
more than tall black negro was the
perpetrator of the crime.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
friedrich Crowned
Denmark's King

Special to The Sentinel,
Copenhagen. Jan. 31.-Frederick
VIII. was proclaimed king of Den
mark at noon today in front OF the
palace. Premier Christensen APP
peared on the balcony amid thousand
upon thousand of spectators who
we're in the square below, and an
nounced the death of King Christian
TX and the ascension of his eldest
son to the throne. The premier then
called for three cheers for King Fred
ericl1 VIII. The king then Joined the
premier on the balcony and in short
speech declared that he would rule
in accordance with the example sci
by his father. and asked that the
same accord continue between me
king and the people; he then asked
for cheers for the fatherland the
king was given warm greeting oS
the people, who cheered and sang inc
national anthem alternately
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31


Charles Clark. the Capital Life In
curance man. put in the day yester-
day at Fruita.
Mrs. Samuel G. McMulln, will en-
terrain a number of friends satur-
day afternoon informally.
Write your insurance with the
Capital Life of Colorado. Keep your
money in Colorado. Chas. Clark.
Dist. Mgr.
Robert C. Mitchell, the well known
Colorado representative of the Ham
ilton Brown Shoe company. is in the
city today calling upon his local
dealer and greeting his numerous
friends.
The many friends of George w.
Chamberlain, who will sever his con-
nection with the chemistry depart
ment of the sugar factory. at the end
of the present season, will be glad to
learn that he has decided almost to
become permanent resident here,
engaging in other business not yet
determined upon.
The Rio Grande road through its
engineers has made a request of the
city to attach piping to the mains of
the city, at the corner of Second and
South streets and from those mains
establish throughout their yards a
number of street hydrants for fire
protection. The matter will be fully
presented at the next meeting of the
city council and definite action will
be taken on the matter.
The Western Sugar and Land com
pany. in other words the sugar fac
tory settled few days ago with
Superintendent Vedder for the water
that the company used from the city
during the last campaign. The a.
mount received. $91G.43 was rather
neat sum to turn into the Golfers
of the city. 1t will pay quite a CON
siderable amount of the interest on
bonds. etc.
The sale of seats for "Faust" has
been something enormous, practical
| Nv all the seats on the lower floor
have been sold. However there are
many goods seats left in different
portions OF the house. excepting the
parquet. The audience will be equal
1 lv as large as the audience that greet
ed Mr.. Hanford. A high class al
traction is nearly always most liber-
ally supported by the people OF
Grand Junction. The sale of seats
would not have been nearly so heavy
as it is had not the appearance of Mr.
Morrison himself been positively
| guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
"GREATER LOVE THAN
THIS NO MAN HATH

Cincinnati, Jan. 31.-After plung-
ing through the flames into Charles
Hendersons burning house at Mont
gomery. w. Va. and safely bring
ing out one of the children, "Jud
King, well known character, was
killed by a falling timber as the walls
fell outward yesterday.
The cottage in which the Hend-
ersons live caught fire and the flames
were in full Roadway before the fam
lily were aroused and fed from the
burning building. Neighbors had ga
thered and discovered that one of
the children which both parents
thought had been carried out was
still in the house. King plunged
through the flames, wrapped the
child in a blanket. and was almost
out of danger when the sides of the
house fell outward and he was struck
by one of the timbers and killed. The
child was unhurt.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
JOURNALISM OUT WEST.

Bill Johnson kicked his old mule
Kit;
She didn't like that kick a bit
She craned her neck and looked
around;
Kerbangl Bnrs sleeping in the
ground.
An ice cream social will be held.
Upon the lawn of Grandma Weld.
The ice cream will be, now l sur
mise.
Real good and free from bugs and
flies.
Ed Wilson's still accounting Flo,
They should have wed some years
ago.
Mart Miller wants to learn to waltz
It's too bad his left leg springhalts
Tom Brown is now the dad OF twins
His face is covered DER with grins
Old Grandma Blake is poorly now,
And so is Teasdale's dark red COW
Fred Smith is painting up his place
While Sue, it is rumored, paints her
face.
That's all the news l have today;
Drop in folks when you're down way
Well hit the cider kegs some whacks
Good bye, yours truly,
BATTLE AXE.
Livingston correspondent of the os
age (Mo.) News.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
IRENE DeViOIette

IT, LOT the face hands and other por-
~. ,SAs OF the body where the skin is
,Susp' 1t gives the skin that smooth,
AMY appearance. Antiseptic.
'ins Just the thing after shaving.
- cents per Bottle.
prs.a @auates in pharmacy fill our
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
A Delicately Perfumed
Toilet Requisite

.nleA IS absolutely the best massage
e.sam made. When used thoroughly
Au well rubbed in it will fill out the
As'A' arms and bust. USE
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
Mrs. c. T. Yerkes
Married Again f.!


Special to The Sentinel.
New York. Jan. s1.-The extra
ordinary announcement that Mrs.
Charles T. Yerkes, only one month
a widow. who is the recipient of ST.
100000 by the terms of her hus-
bands will. has become the bride of
Wilson Nicer. of California. This
announcement was made in the pres
ence of Mizer. who refuses to make
any comment upon it.
There were only two witnesses.
j. L. Eastland and DR.. Emil Brug-
ere, both of San Francisco. They
admitted they had been present when
Mrs. Yerkes became Mrs. Mizer. The
ceremony is said to have taken place
after eight o'clock last night. In ad-
dition to the two witnesses named, a
Mrs. Goodnow is said to have been
present also as an attendant upon
the bride. Nicer is a son of a for
mer United States minister to Mexi-
co and Guatemala. He is well known
in social circles of San Francisco, and
for years has been a member of a
fashionable club of that city. famous
the world over for its novel enter
tainments and one OF the most unique
organizations of its kind in the coun-
try. Mizer is 20 years old and is
living at Hatel Aston. Mrs. Yerkes
is so years of age. An hour after
midnight, Mizer talked to a reporter
something like this: 81 cannot make
any statement. simply leave it this
way. l do not deny it, and do not
affirm it." Nicer was introduced at
the Yerkes home previous TO Yerkes'
death by Frederick Greenwood, a
friend. who is well known in the so
ciety of San Francisco. The engage
ment was arranged almost immed-
lately after Yerles death, and the
couple We're on the point of being
married soon after New Years, but
they decided to wait a little longer.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
DIAMOND TRUTH /!

We are still giving great bargains
in watches. Call when you need one.
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31

An interesting decision has been
given by Judge Hanes in the case of
George Bevan VS.. the Rio Grande
railway. Bevan bought ticket from
Grand Junction to Ouray. The con
ductor by mistake took it up. and
gave him hat check from Montrose
on. The passenger was put OFF the
cars. He sued the company for ST.
500 alleged damages. Judge Hanes
held that unless the company was n
party TO fraud. abuse or misuse of
plaintiff. it could not be held for
exemplary damages, or in other words
that punitive damages would not be
recovered against a corporation for
the act of its servant when the serv-
ant was the guilty or negligent party.
-Montrose Enterprise
The daily sentinel., 1906-01-31
A 100000 Fire

Special to The Sentinel.
Butte, Mont. Jan. 3l.-Flre OIL uh,
known origin partially DESTROYED
the Butte Reduction Works OF sena
tor Clark this morning The hrs
broke out about midnight and re
sisted all efforts of the fremen un-
nj about two O'Clock when 1t envei-
oped the concentration building anu
the large elevator. At 2:45 the hre-
men got control saving the engine
house and all the valuable machlh-
cry and the smelter plant. A. II
Walhey the local managed for sena-
tor Clark, estimated the loss at aoou'
100000 with very little insurance
The plant will be rebuilt