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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
by Mrs. Hibbard, who will visit

by Mrs. Hibbard, who will visit
friends in this city for a week.
Frank Schlagel, well-known
Portland attorney, was in the city
yesterday, and left last night for Eu-
gene to visit his little son, who Is
spending the summer months with
his grandparents.
The Rev. DR.. McGaw, of Portland.
arrived in the city this morning to
perform the ceremony at the Bah
cock-Ketchum wedding. DR.. McGaw
will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit
during the absence of Rev. Babcock.
Mrs. Chas. Whitney and family,
of Wilson Creek, Wash, are guests
of Col. l.. X. Page and family on
Cottage street. They are old-time
Iowa friends, and have recently ac-
quired the Estes place, east of town.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
LINN
COUNTY
EXHIBIT

Linn county's exhibit at the state
fair next week promises to make
some of the men in charge of eXhib-
its from other counties gasp when
they it. The fine collection of grains,
grasses, canned fruits, woods. mo-
hair, woods and a thousand and one
exhibits of Linn county's productive
ness, brought back from the expo
sltion last year, were yesterday
packed for shipment to Salem, and to
this were added fruits and vege-
tables, grain and grasses of this
years production, the whole collec-
ton to be placed in Linn county's
beautiful booth at the state fair
grounds. A car will be loaded this
morning, and by tomorrow the ex-
hibit will be in Salem to be placed in
position for next weeks big fair. The
collection promises to be the finest
ever shown at the state fair.
E. c.. Roberts, who is to have
charge of the exhibit, was out in
the country last evening and brought
In quantity of fine fruits and other
articles to be added. Among the
exhibits brought in by him were ap-
pies Of the Dutch Mignon, Baldwin,
Waxen, Gravenstein, Ben Davis and
King varieties, Hyslop crab apples.
Muir peaches, Beures de Anjou and
Bartlett pears and Vicar of Wakefield
pears, and early Yakima potatoes
from the farm of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Sumpter.
Sol Lindley contributed a sample
OF red clover. sown in March, and now
Standing three feet In height. Asa
Baker contributed Baldwin and Ear
~ Red Russian apples. Glenn Bros.
gave a fine lot of Yellow Dent corn.
aud j. Mefford also contributed
me lot OF corn. Other fine products
We're secured to be added to the ex-
nioit, and on Saturday shipment of
me watermelons. nutmegs and
muskmelons will be brought In by
soi Lindley and a fine lot OF red
Oeets by ]. Mefford. 1t is expected
'nat other articles will be secured by
'hat time to be added to the exhibit.
making 1t one OF the best. II not the
oest' at the fair grounds. The ex-
n'oit viii be OF SO great a variety and
sAeellence that the people OF Linn
county attending the fair win have
no cause to regret the presence Of
lam county In the competition.-Ai-
bany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
THE DOG TAX QUESTION.
An Injunction Restraining the Dog
Catcher Is Argued I'm Judge Gal
loway's Court.

The complaint of A. Smith against
the city of Salem and w. w. John
son. poundmaster, asking for a per-
injunction restraining Mr.
Johnson from carrying out the law
enacted by the council relative to
licensing dogs came up this afternoon
in department No. of the circuit
court. on a demurrer to the tenn
porary injunction granted by Judge
Scott July I'd. Webster Holmes rep
resented Mr.. Smith and A. o. Con-
dit appeared for the city. Counsel
are arguing the case at o'clock as
this paper goes to press, and II Is
probable Judge Galloway will not
render an opinion for two or three
days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
A Pleasant Way TO Travel.

The above is tho usual verdict Of
the traveller using the Missouri Pacific
railway between the Pacific coast and
the East, and we believe that the ser.
vice and accommodation given merit
this statement. From Denver, Colora.
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily to Kansas City
and st. Louis, carrying Pullman's lat.
est standard electric.lighted sleeping
cars. chair cars and up-to.date dining
cars The same excellent service is
operated from Kansas City and st.
Louis to Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
Springs. If you are going East or
South. write for particulars and full
information.
W. C. MCBRIDE, Gen. Agt.
1874 Third st.. Portland. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
Dangerous Piaything.

Cottage Grove. Or. Sept. 5.-The
s-year-old daughter of G. w. Sander
son. OF Lorraine. ~ miles from Cot
tage Grove, was accidentally shot and
killed Monday afternoon. Several
children were playing with a shotgun
and in some way It was accidentally
discharged. the charge taking effect
in the head OF the little baby girl.
killing her instantly. Mr.. sanderson
is a prominent farmer residing near
Lorraine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
KANGAROO COURT.
It's Decision Is Not Hard to Pre-
dict.

Editor Journal: AS you are not dis
court controversy, allow a reader to
call attention to the way the case is
being tried in the Salem Statesman.
1t says editorially as follows:
"The police muddle is now in a
fair way to be settled in an intelli-
gent manner. A special committee
has been appointed to investigate
the charges made by Chief of Police
Cornelius against Night Policeman
Longcor, with power to hear and re-
duce to writing all testimony which
1t is their right and duty to hear and
to submit their findings of fact and
recommendations to the council. If
Mr.. Longcor has been guilty of neg
ligence or violation of duty the COM
mittee should report and recon-
mend his permanent dismissal. If
he has not been guilty of this. the
committee should so report and rec
ommend his immediate reinstate-
ment, with instructions to the chief
to properly attend to his duties, to
issue his orders to the policemen and
otherwise treat them as men who are
servants of the city placed under his
direction so far as their duties are
concerned. The men on the COM
mittee are fair minded and respon-
sible citizens and we believe they
will make an honest investigation
and report"
The trial is being conducted In a
fair way" by committee that
forced itself to take charge of this
investigation by the votes of the
same men who feisted Mr.. Longcor
upon the city. The same committee
discharged a very efficient set of po-
licemen, who were asked to be re-
tained by all the business men OF
the city. Murphy, Lewis and Sche-
deck were never accused of anything, |
but they had to make places for the
Gesner machine. Gesner himself had
been rejected at the Republican pri- |
maries for chief OF police, and was
removed from the street committee, |
but, by playing politics" with the
Democrats In the council, he was able
to put men In of his own choice for
Now two of these Demo-
Gratis and one of the Gesner machine
try the men they put In, and all
know, as the Statesman editorial in
dicates, what the result of the trial
will be.
That committee is sitting In judg-
ment on it's own acts. IL is acting as
Judge In a case In which 1t is praetic-
ally a party. II is to pass sentence
upon its offspring; child Of its iapses
from the simple, but unroseate path
OF political virtue. Those who have
read "The Deemster" will appreciate
the delicate position in which the
committee finds itself. or would ma
Itself II It knew what delicacy meant
The committee made the bets. holds
the stakes. referees the contest ana
decides the winner. With this COM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
Frank Macy Weds.

A wedding of interest to Salem
friends was that of Mr.. Frank
Macy, formerly of this city, to Miss
Campbell, of Pendleton, which oc-
cured at that place last evening, at
the home of the brides father. DR..
Campbell.
Mr.. Macy is son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Macy, of South Salem.
and has many friends here. He is
connected with a large Pendleton
clothing house.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Weddings Today.

Two weddings OF interest today
will be those of Miss Bessie Sherman
to Mr.. Sam Aschenbrenper, of Gown,
Cal, which takes place at the First
Unitarian church, and Rev. II. T.
Babcock to Miss Edith Ketchum. at
the First Presbyterian church this
evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05

The following companies filed ar
ticles of Incorporation this morning
in the Office of the secretary of state:
Fidelity Printing Company, of
Portland; incorporators, j. H. Kane,
George H. Cook and c. w. Staple
ton; capital stock, $4,000.
Thevor Mines Company, of Port
land; incorporators, William Trevor,
R. A. Proudfoot and H. A. Mautz;
capital stock, $1,OOO,O0O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
Personals

| Danlel KICKS went TO Mckee on
business today.
Mrs. Charles Scholl went to Port
land yesterday.
Clifford Brown returned this
morning from Portland.
Miss Ethel Smith, of Silverton, is
the guest of Miss Vina Sherman.
Rev. H. A. Ketchum arrived in Sa-
lem last evening from Baker City.
d. H. Weyant returned this morn
ing from the paint mines at Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Johnson went
to Portland yesterday to spend a few
days.
Mrs. w. Carlton Smith returned
this morning from a short visit up
the valley
Mrs. B. T. Schwartz and daugh-
ter, Miss Renska, have returned
from Newport.
P. M. Moore, of Portland, is in the
city, visiting his brother, Rev. Faith
er A. A. Moore.
Miss Leone Coshow, who has been
visiting Mrs. T. B. Kay, left for Rose
burg this morning.
Chester G.. Murphy, of Portland, is
in the city visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Murphy.
Miss Marie Rockwell came up from
Portland last night to attend the
Babcock-Ketchum wedding.
The Webster Holmes party that
has been hunting and fishing near
Woods. has returned to the city.
B. w. Snyder, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. C. F. w. Brown,
left today for Vancouver, b. G.
Chas. B. Sternberg, of Albany, who
is studying law in Portland, was In
the city yesterday on a short visit.
Mrs. John Krausse, of Portland,
came up on the morning overland to
attend the Babcock-Ketchum we'd
ding.
Miss Anna Johanson. who has been
tHS bucSl VI iilShuo hViSJ lSit thio
morning for her home In La Center.
Wash.
Mrs. Mary Merrifield, who has
been the guest of Mrs. l.. NJ. Reeder,
left for her home in Aumsvllle this
morning.
Mrs. X. Wade, who has been visit
ing her father. ]. Grills, and family,
left this morning for her home in
Marshfield.
Miss Claire Jones, OF "Labish
Meadows" who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. A. NJ. Cannon, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pearce and
Mrs. Z. C. Small returned yesterday
from Newport, where they have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. NJ. f. Moore and sister, Miss
Bertha Moore, who have been the
guests OF C. 8. Moore. left this morn
ing for their home in Portland.
Zadoc Riggs left this morning for'|
an extended trip in the southern
part OF the state on bushes pertain
ing to the state pharmacy work.
Harry Beard arrived this morning
from his farm near klamath Falls.
He will be a valuable acquisition TO
the Salem Military Band during the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hall. who have
been the guests OF Mrs. Halls father.
J. GrilIs, will leave today for Port |
land. en- route TO their home In Wash |
ington.
Mrs. NJ. z. Mantor and sons. clar-
enee and DR.. II. Mantor. OF Nebraska,
are visiting C. ]. Cartwright and
family, OF this city. Mr.. Cartwright
is son-in-law OF Mrs. Mantor.
Mrs. c. w. scriber. who has been
Mrs. King Hibbard at Gas
ton. has returned home. accompanied
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
When You Want Harness.

Call on +. e. Shafer. at his new
store, 1877 Commercial street. near
Ferry. The finest stock of harness in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

2osanspprt & geru Oipifion.
Carmel, N~oblesbiue, Gicero, Nrcabia,
atlanta, Sipton, 8ofomo, @aIpefton,
Stallion, 2osansport, Rtami, 8unfer Sia,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
fur9f ben gut unb beuse msin 9aupt
Dor 10 piel felbtlofer 6inaabe."

furdf ben 9ut unb beuse mein Saupt
Dor 10 bel felbhlOfer t9ineabe!"
Gina Elm Sabr na9 biefer 8esegz
nung lab i'd, auf meinen @ierubrz
&affee partenb, i'm Sperntener gu
Stodbolm unb griff me9aniI9 mad
Der 3eitung. Nuf Der eriten Settle ftans
ben pie tdgli9 Die Spbesan5eieep i'm
f9par5en &abmen unb i3 las einen
Nameu, ben i6 i'm eriten 4u9enblid
ni9t re9t unteraubrin9en pubte. SD
fam unb fam.
-8erlin = 2pm = Monte Yincio
= unb ba bate i6 es: msin altes8aar
nit ben ianften, pebmiitbi9en grinnez
runsen ftunb lebenbig sreifbar Dor
meiner Seele. Sein Name ipar es ia,
ben i6 bier las! Sein Name in aros
BEN, i9pdr5en 2ettern, urb barunter
battsn als 2%eibtraetnbe Sreunbe unb
8efunnte einen lsBten Grub eeiebt.
Nber pienei9t tduf9te i9 mid bo3.
Sc CAB 10 biele elei9en Namens auf
Der WeIt. So9 peiter unten fanb ia
einen fur5en Netrolpg, einen 8eridt
iiber sein Walten unb @irfen nit BEN
9intpeis, bob fein treues Weib na4
fur5er &rantbeit adt Sage Dor ibm
Ianft biniibergei9lummert Tel.
Mein altes 8ddr! Sas S9iffaI
butte es gut nit inn gemeint.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

= 9imitec.
Ser Bug nm 11:3O gbenbs Der S%nbianas
Iis-2peanspcrt Dipiiion sebt nod geru
saftatt 2pganspprt.
saeue ipesiene 8ebienune nod st. @anne.
-3Ise perIafen indianapolis um 700 unb
2i:tO 1br Sormittass unb 800 unb 700
abr Ratmittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
1T. Mopne in 4 Stunben unb 40 Ninuten.
Eerer 3us Rarion Slper = SerId5t
MARION 7:55 @ornittass nnb 1:55 NaGs
mittass (; gerIdbt indianapolis HOO gprs
-tittags unb 500 Na6mittass; bdIt Bios in
Anberipn anb Meranbria on.
ani6IisBenbe 9inien errsidsn Gapton,
Ohio, ST. @apne, S%untinetcn. @abaib,
2afontnine, Stpab5ee, GreentOtpn, Sartforb
Gitp, Rontpeuier, glufftOn, @tn9efer,
Union Gitb, Greenbile, o., unb Stpii9ens
ftationen.
Sratts unb Safdsier.O Office - Terminal
@arte3immer. Selepbon N us.
indianapolis & Gaifern.
9irniteb !3iee fir 3i9monb unS allen
Bunften in Sbip, tpeI4e perbunben ftnb NIT
eIeftrii6en 9inien, I'm $40 unS lilo 8ors
mittass, 2:10 uno 5:10 Na6mittass unb
8 10 Gbenbs. 2ocale t3iee fir @i9monb
unb Spiibenitationen pom 500 rbr 8ors
mittass an unb bann isbe Stunbe, ausses
nommen bic 2imiteb 3eit, Bis 900 9benbs
GOO ubr Ibenbs ausseIafen). Setter 3uS
mad Greenfield I'M 11:3O rbr Gbenbs.
SnbianapoIis & Nartinspile.
erfe @Orsen:G Gar UNI $40 ubr @orsens.
Damn ppn $50 llbr Morsens iebe Stunbe
Bib 11:3o 1br 9tbenbs aussenpmnnen bic
etunben $50 unb 1920 tlbr Gbenbs.
Snbianapolis Goal Srattion So.
J3lse laufen ffiinbIi9 pom indianapolis
mad 9Iainfielb pom eco rbr Rprsens bis
HOO nbr Mbenbs ; -aussenoumen bic Stuns
ben 500 unb 1000 llbr MbenbS.
Snbianapplis & Nortbweftern.
Yise Iaufen itiinbIid pon 500 nbr Rors
gems bis 800 1br Gbenbs. Mni9lub in
2ebanon fir 9borntoIpn unb GrapforbspiIe.
Der 3us UNI 1000 lIbr abenbs fdbrt bios
Bis nod 9ebanon.
Der 3us um 11:30 1br Gbenbs fdbrt bis
na9 Sranffort, gniGluB in 2ebanon fur
Charlottesville berieIbe fdbrt in Der Sonas
tag Radt bios Bis mad 9afapette.
2inriteb 3iise fir 2afapette fabren ab Inn
$40 unb Halo f1br Rorsens, unb 2:10,
$40 Na9mittass mnb 7:10 Abenbs. Sur
Charlottesville I'm 1915 gormittass unb
4:25 Nahmittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
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n

= Spnberbare Gigens
sir Sa6en ettpas belifai
ter 1atur fam i9 Dir ben &ommifz
iionGr aniffli4 pirtli4 iebr empfebs
len, lieber Gson; Der 8erl 1T seriez
ben, tpie. :. nal. pie elm Salamans
ber!"
Neibif9. rOis iunse Srau
profehor ift re@t tur5ii4tis. Sis
trGst ieBt einen solbenen alemmer =
i9 finbe, er itebt ibr bibia gu &C.
fi6t!" = rMeinit Ou nidt. Wdnns
den, bab i9 au4 NAL ben Mugenarai
eoniultiren ioll?"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12

gsgen Sbpbus. Sine bea6tsnsz
pertbe Seoba4tung fat Prpf. Surz
mont in ellie gemo9t, als er bic Sim
Dirfung be5 hprt erSeugten 8ieres auf
bic 8atterien bes 9ntbus unterIu9te.
0abei erguo fIG ndmli6, baB &ultuz
rem Der SppSusta5iIsn in 8ier ses
6ra9t in Der Gel. bon elmer balben Biz
gu 81 Stunoen ale getObtet tpurben.
Die baftericibe Wirfung ftanb babel
i'm glei9en 8erbdltnife gu bemMtil9>
i~Gureeebalt bes 8teres; einen G6nli=
9en, bod i9pd9sren @influb seigte
audi bic GffigiGure. Sas 8ier,, fpie
es aus Der 8rauerei tpmmt, tit Dffenz
bar elm bpsienii9es @strGnt, nit
Daher permif9t, pie bas gele9entli9
bprfpmmt, tGnnsr aber Seine in benz
WaIer gu elmer 4nftedunesquene per=
ben. S9pa6es 8isr, tporin 8attes
rten nod fprtleben %fOnnen, pirb NIT
lGngerer 2agerung gegsn bieie tpirtz
fam, bd bic 9afterien ielbft me6r
Mil6fGure erSeugen, Die auf lie 19lieBz
li9 tDbtli9 e%intpirft.
Gin gutes &opnaer,
Sas ni9t alsin nerbsnitGrfenb pirft,
ipnbern audi bas Nusfauen Der Saare
bsrbinbert, bereitet man ii9 bur9 3us
fammensieBen BON 5ransbranntnein
unb &icinus1l au slei9en Sbeilen.
lin benz 9ansen einen angenebmen
Geru9 au berleiben, febt man inn
einiee Sropfen elmer pp6lrie9enben
@Fen3 @arfiim) bin5u. Mit bieisr
Mii9ung, bic Dor benz 9ebrau6 gut
bur65uf9iitteln 1T, reibs man ii9 an
stpei 4benben Der Wo6e bic &opfbaut
elm, iebp4 phne srpbsn 3raftaufz
tpdnb. So9 tit bas 6aar erft am
nG9iten Morgen gu fGmmen unb au9
bann mod nit srObter 8urii9t.
Gin SiIfsmittel gegen
aIten Sabafsgeru9. @iele
Oamen baben iebt fetnen WtberpiGen
msbr gssen frii6en Sabatgerud i'm
Saufe, feline mag aber alten Sabatz
bunit leiben. 8isber bat man INNER
@f9enbe9er benubt, in bic bic Refte
Der gigdrren pber Gigaretten gelegt
purben; cine Splge bapon mar ober
oft bic, bab bieie gnb@en mod ldns
eere Set elimmten unb einen unan9ez
nebmen Gau1 unb Suni perbreiteten.
Sas su berbiten, bat man ieBt einen
anbern Weg eingei4lagen. Man ftelt
ben &au6ern fleire Stetnguteefdbe
nit gut fdliebenbem Sedel bin, Die
cine eerinee Menge Wafer entbalten.
Sn bieIe 9efdbe iperben bic Gisarrenz
rsite geftedt unb barin natiirli9 TO-
slei9 gum @erlOf9en gebra4t. Die
grfabruns bat seseist, bab Die Clint
mer babel tpeit better einen frif9eren
Scrub unb lei6ter atbembare 2uft
be6aIten.
Wddsblnmen nerben fol-
genberpeife angeferttgt. Sn Wa9s,
tpel6es man i'm Siesel fliiiiis tpsrben
lGBt, nit etpas eeretnistem Serpen>
tinDl permiidt unb beliebis fdrbt, per.
ben Streifen gut seleimtenpa pters. Die
man erft ins Wafer tau9t, bann iiber
bas fliifiise Wuds binfibrt unb pis=
Der in lautparmes Waher taudt.
8a9sitreifen gebiloet, aus benen iif
bic 8ldtter lei9t uusfdneioen obsr
mittels 8le9formen ausIte9en lahen.
Die nDtbige WOlbung sibt NOR ibnen
mittels betfdiebener 8ugelbOlssr, bic
aber ebsnio fpie Die 8le&formen bor
benz @ebraud in laues Waher setauht
tperben miiFen. Die Stengel UNI
Stiele iperben o Orabt gema6t unh
unb mitWa9s iiberaosen. Die Staubs
fGben bilbet man aus gang fetn ge>
f4nittenem Wahs, bds man in 8um'
mipafer unb bann in sefdrbten 9risz
eintauat. Die Mberr auf ben BLU
men unb GteneelblGttern tperben nit
benz pinfel aufsetraser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-12
Snternrban 3eitsS abeae.
=. II. 2. Spfem.

Sn &raft Sonntas, ben 20. Rai 1906.
9ise berIaffen indianapolis.
Nuncie & Narton Dipiiton.
2atprence, ScrtpiQe, genbIeton, Gnberipn,
@orftotpn, Runcte, NiobIetoun, MIeranbria,
Summitpiue, Sairmpunt, 9as Gitn, Spnes=
boro unb Maripn.
4 90 Srt. II 05 Rm.
*5 o. gm. 2 90 Sim.
q 90 gm. *3 o. Sim.
*7 05 8m. 4 90 Nm.
8 90 Sm. *5 90 Sim.
*9 05 SIM. Ks O5 SIM.
10 90 8m. 6 90 Sim.
I'll 90 SIN. ~ O5 Sim.
FL O5 Sm. 8 co STINT.
IL 90 Nttss. *9 05 Sim.
ii 80 Sim.
X 2imitec.
2osanspprt G geru Sipifion.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-10
o. n. q ". WRECK.

Tuesday morning, at Bridal
'eil, Ore. tram No. j ON the O
X. X \. railroad ran into the rea,
OF tsasl No. 3 and killed four and
injured ten persons. Train No.
y had become disabled ANA
stopped sending back a fac.
man. Train No. 5was following
a steam pipe in the engine he
came disconnected and the steam
drove the enginemen from tba
cab. As the train passed the
Iiag'nan she engineer saw the
danger signal, re-entered the cab
and tried to reverse the enpine
out was prevented by the escap-
ing steam, No. ) crashed into the
rear emo OF No. 3 with the above
result.
On the rear Pullman was + /
Slnnott OF the American Type
Founders Co. who travels /
Idaho for the company. 7
and who recently paid as a visit
lie met death in the crash. Mr.. (
>'nhott was an exemplary Young
man and our hearts are heavy
With sorrow ut his untineIv
ieath.
Mrs Dave Well. whose hus.
folks live in Boise, and
$40 had been visiting them. was
IN No. . and received minor in
urfes, but nothing serious.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-10

One application has been re,
''elved for the two school teach
efs who last Saturday authorized
tn advertisement for husband
rs soon as one more il reeeiyed
there viii be two wedding an.
ieou'rements TO be made. The
applicant SO far received il a
member Of the lIandholders' In
ion. Posatello Advance.
Wen bet six bits it's a case Of
. lsplaced confidence.
Aote-The above comment was
written by the deputy editor.
VINO is q confirmed bachelor
In.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-10
uP ACHIYSTxT.

Il seems that tie village 81 Parma /.
short one acting boarsl u trustees
When the new board assumed office
1T year they failc'l to take the oath 81
lice and consequently they have va
s'fhe'ai standing. and their action d.,
members Of saei' hoard are void. Thi#
applies 10 ali members rxre,.s A. n.
Lang, who y legaily qualified by reason
~ heiix member ~ the old hoard
pom learning Of the prsslIeanaent hi
Nhieh their failure to qualify placed
Them. several Of the members rot to.
eetiser one day Inst week and took tile
cath Of ol''ce--aiser they had acted Il.
their caicial rapaeiiy for nearly i
ssar, Tssix snbterfire, however, cannot
make then legal board. To the Her.
isld u looks AS II the old board II
authorized to resume the reins Of uoy-
eminent lahi down by them npon the
assumption Of authority BY the present
''osrsi' Al the meeting Monday night. |
r. D. Farnham, one III the members
Elected last spring, resigned. his resig-
iailon I'eing given Tor The REASON that he
l'sa harmed that the board was not |
ls'ea'iy entitled 10 bold the Office. Not.
vlihssanding the facs thai The matter
WAS placed 'efore The board in liz true
light, no action WINS taken looking
toward remeslying the situation. In
-feao the board went right ahead and
appointed W T.. Babcock to An the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Mr..
farnhssn. w. l.. Stone. Of Caldwell, t
Inc attorney tor the board, was present.
'sis his advice was rot asked At any
Stage Of the proceedings. The matter ~
NOW up to the people. win they stand
1or On Illegal board. illegal ordinances
'''ss 81 Illegal tax levy. OF will they take
tie n%atter mp and ste that the affairs ofl
tie Village are legally administered.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-02-10
THE BzTcHELORs MEET

! Thursday evening as the shade
OF night began to settle over this
old earth of ours. some of Par
mas disconsolate old bachelors
f, were seen IL hit the trail of-ever-
lasting repentance anil when
they turned up next' morning
they still wore the impression OF
the trail on their faces. Wewere
told that they spent the evening
with brother Fred Baker, of Ros-
well, where a banquet was ten
dered them. A fine table OF vi
ands was spread before them,
followed by a course of cold feet
salad, carpet tacks with soothing
syrup, fairies, coquets, circus lem
onade with peanuts, broken
hearts a la wholesale. garden
gate sass, love taps, tahy, etc.
all OF which was thoroughly mas
tlcated and had been pre-digest-
ed. This course was sersed by
the minds of this anti Roosevelt
society in their reflections OF
things that have been and might
have been.
Frank Hawkes. was toast mas
ter and he with Fred Baker. the
host, and the ladies. who per-
formed the duties OF the culinary
department were. given a vote OF
thanks by the society for the
parts they took in the entertain-
Inent. The presence of the ladies
to preside over the table Impress
IS ON oAr rninds all the more
Ioreetb6ly that,
I'VE may live without knowl-
edge.
We may live without books.
But civilized man cannot live
cooks.