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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16
School News
Business College.

Business College.
Mr. Ben Taylor and J. W. Durbin
roturnei this week from Antelope. re-.
turrod this week, bringing with them
Mr. y. v. Bottom, and all have entered
sch0oi
Hattie A. Glonn. Of Eigin, Oregon,
entered school this week for a short
hand course.
Richard NJ Long, Of Fort Jones
California. returned to school this week
for n business course.
Tho q. y. 9. basketball team played
The silvcrton High school team last
saturday evening Tho game resulted
In a score Of 3s 10 70 in favor Of the
business College boys lt was a nice
clean game, anil well played Tho SID
verton boys lacked practice. Tho team
has gone 10 play the Oak Grove team,
In Polk county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16
Hrh Aohool

| Ihn Following now students have
been enrolled during tho hsi month
! Miss Eya B starkcy "a native Of
| Illinois, Mics Matilda Amoft. of Min
nosoiai Mics Aurclia Beck. formerly
of Amom, orogoBi Harry p Ferris
recently from Nebraska John Am1rt
of Minnosoiai Albert A. Hanblgan and
John O. Ferguson. Of rolk county. near
saIcm.
Tho Fids' basketball team PLAYED
tho WillaHrtie girls tcam last week.
Tho girla played wcll but being in "a
strange um, and ono vastly different
from ho ono they pnsii,ci ia, ihcy
dii NOT suesol 90 hcir own satisfas
zion. tho scorr being 90 o in favor of
tho Willamette girls
A music class has been Organized IN
Tho sahuol ami Dr. Eplcy has voian.
teerol his services FREQ of charge ne
insirusiof aul taught bis arsi Lesson
YESTERDAY 10 Il taking up tho uIl
menis. ani expects to resume ths shor.
ua work nost term, aul 20 allow credit
faF tho work.
Tho stage decorations that wrfs put
up for tao tg-out debate remained
up until YESTERDAY Tho, consisted III
r.hl"Hs of crepe Ioprr dupel iu the
shlpo of "a fan RE- either side M che
stage from tho oeutrT 90 the edge. The
bach vas drapei with tbe same The
s'uih s.is Was in ths plosonsss sa'ors
fel ani green. aud tho south ia Ia,sa.
'isr Hal ,rram. ttr ,nlors of the pe.
mnsitgucs.
Tho two societies hal raIrt msst.
lns Yesterday evening" anI wore al.
dressci ty Mr Mar.auo no uosIy
ai'.soi ihom 90 grt m,rs lifs irto theIr
WORK and lo Htla mo-s ssls.y.
work sryeVl more eouyerIeBs,s have.
been a.ha'i i' tae assembly Lau The
a,f' has been pr".1,j with a port
'o.s h.asklrard of gool sra A larsy
table ias haen pIaeel b. the fr.ut 81
'ae room aeag ih1 stage. arourl " Nileh
arc several chairs Ca tta aH. rr,
I'Aeei tte litIi'uaFy ana eueyeIor.l,
lhe feEuar Iietibuar..s Esy. "a 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16
Counties Expenses

Statements Of che expenses % ION,
counties have Teen flea With the ss,re
laFy Of state as follows: Umst1I,
80, 'Sotssi klamath. s2IO24O5; Jsss.
PAinS 'aSsit4Ji jackson. s2l5s45
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

What de you a. With yoar moaeY1
How much of it Al yoa savet s,ms
~ BE- goos for eapeussa % eagrss
-and some Cor p,esssrr bot ls
you put avay the reusiuler. te h
little or mash, where i um s.-r
iaieFesi ani b. mhI,ei &, ,sar
oeeis Ia the fuiuret
liyine vithia yoar msars ssl
puiting aside e,neihiug fog fais.s
needs is eommon senss wialon
save a. many ways a. you ssa. bai
~ sare of hyiug aside sometlirg
go pay day pay DAYS weat as,
forever
ope of ihe best weys % aave i
20 start a swings bank aesounl
WhenoFcF you eaa spare a doliAF or
more hriag d % che bsnk. n you
uill a. this regulsFly. IL time yeu
eil have a eompeicnee
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Capital Ralioaal bank
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

Nsea' 500 feei of iasA pips f,r
''''a e' gaa very cheap An H,,.
80 s' Planiss AN. sorusr MA .ss
ClursA street 49,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

MeIhusala was an right, you be,
For good ola soul Was he.
They say ae world bo living yet
Had be taken Rocky Mountain Ts,
-Ds. Stones drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

To altafmoa wto romfel ualks 10
n rai tosn where na oue asksl for
ihea, ani iaTor oiheu by uoi oelr
ias Wallis aieag tts.f propgsy ought
30 p esnsaFel lf t,sy DO sysn asl
~ nll's-vvr-F'Ior, 2 aiaug property
for NaisA they aIs aFcnts Rasi1os .he
Na'k o. the iinoolr school haoss b
only a pfivaio ealk .r tas se.smno
dsiIon of gHa uhn. hui ttt s.r. ,f
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

Tho oregoniau tells how sheriff
Word Is growing rich furnishing eoua.
~ prisoners POOR meals That Is a
subject as ola as some other political
gags but it is always read with bor.
Tor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

fhe eiiar of hs rapsr has been
e'eeiii o. a membership In tho y. NJ
q A, Which DO sausiisr, high com.
piimrnt a. che hnnor came entirely
unesiciiei That equalization does 4
vork fof younF men s,unat,al with
tlai r'ai uaiyers.iy vhlsh ii -.sms
would noe he aeeomrlistrl In sry Oh
- sey, ani tho ssr,ice s of great val.
po 90 uany yvang men apay from
hons
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

naier CIly Hraih sslsms shIsf
Of police uho It vas rumorel az hs.
imo ~ his eie'i.on Wa haul 10 glove
with che ante reform dsmsnt. has sys
hnily besu s,Ifei with reyulsIar ~
feelins aai la Consequence ths satirs
pepulaiion oi ihe cari,al cts tsalsr
loIn = uniff afrnsi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16
Smiles

rf fhis is the beaver state why Jet
the trappers Kin 40 the beaversi
Rsgisier. Republicans, register aud
help put up a ticket that win ay with
iis own wings
A Pythian castle anil Eagics' aerie
win bo among Baker Citys building
improvements this year
sss
It iant such a bad ilca 10 teach
young Americans practical self govern.
mont instead of hiring officials 20 gov
cTn them
Oh. yos. it's all wrong 90 make the
unianod corporations pay anything on.
their gross caruinr. Kin the Farm
crs' Tax Bill
Hon A. q. Jennings, lane county
has come out for state treasurer. Ho
has been rcalhng clerk q The lcgisIa
ture many times.
When Il comes 70 selling high elass
good a hrm now a. Salem beats them
all By saying that on $500 sales one
Saturday. tiO0 Was profit
Tho city council may have ma,h "a
mistake IN ofierine ne military com
pany oui Of ths armory. AMI should b.
given q chahoa io roi right
sss
Dor two 90 farmers tho two hay
socds Who are running the whole So.
riou eouuy government In tho absence
~ Couniy Juiro sr'it are doing prot.
~ rood work SO wonder ihs people
want Captain Miley roiuruod
sss
one thing W. hke about Colonel
iloicf's hhek faea editorials DO tho sa
iem capliai Journal l. that wo 'dou q
have 20 read ihe whole sioy 20 gct ai
che meat of ihs aHisle-ih blach fass
cap lines iell ths story Ia naishel
sss II
This vel A. H. Oiborison. u Au.
rora, agnui Cor 4 &f Uhlm. the hop
msn of New Yufk city, and the largest
hop buyers in tho unlisl States. uaie
a dsal uiih Edward peloii whereby be
g'is ioool pauuls 81 hops each year
fof hye years from Mr pelleit az no 81
eoais per pound II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16

Attorney Patrick of New York sen.
fenced 20 death for the murder OF VIII.
Ham h' Rice was rsprisyel Monday
There does moo seem much probability
Of Patrick dying OF anything unless Il
Is Oh age.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-16
X-RAYS

King ilaakon has not hIs crown on.
az least It Is not on straight,
Rockefeller advises people 20 live
within their incomes a piece Of advice
of advice that no should be able 10 fol.
low without serious Inconvenience
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18

air, for which such extravagant pro-
phecies have been made. As the
nitrogen and oxygen of the liquid air
return to the gaseous state at differ
ent temperatures, it has proven to be
possible to separate them by fraction
al distiIlation, and as the evapora-
tion of the gases cools the air enter
ing to be compressed in the appara-
tus, the process is very economical.
An idea of this efficiency has lately
been given by M. Georges Claude.
His plant produces 1000 cubic metres
of oxygen, with purity of 90 to SO
per cent, in twenty -four hours, and
the cost in France is only one
twentieth of that of oxygen from the
electrolytic decomposition of water.
The electric arc in which titanium
has been distilled has temperature
of about $500 degrees G. Making
allowance for uncertainty as to pres
sure in the solar atmosphere. NJ.
Moissan concludes that points on the
sun where titanium is seen in the
solar spectrum to be volatiliZed must
have temperature between two esti-
mates of sun heat already made $3.50
degrees c., and 1000 degrees to 1000
degrees G. The probability is that
the latter is nearer to the true heat
of the sun than the former. This
is very much lower than early esti-
mates.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
Jordan's Theory of Earthquake.

President Jordan of Stanford uni
versity, which was so terribly shaken
up by the recent earthquake, ascribes
the disturbance to slipping of the
Sierra Morena mountain chain from
3 to feet along the line of geologic
fault. This chain forms the back
bone OF the peninsula of San Fran
cisco, and along its base for forty
miles is a narrow valley. Jordan says
that on April IS the old fault reopen
ed and cracked the surface of the
earth the entire length of the valley.
causing the mountain to slip toward
the north.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
LIE DOUx CASE CONTINUED.
Accused Murderess Greatly ImprOY-
ed in Appearance Unconcerned
Stockton Independent

Just as the moplng owl nightly
complains to the moon, so are many
people with unsatisfied, morbid cui l.
osities complaining of the manner in
which Mrs Emma lie Doux is fitted
from Jail to court in broad daylight,
and within view of all without their
being notified previously and thereby
afforded an opportunity to scrutinize,
if only for an instant, the person OF
the woman whose companionship with
A. N. McVicar of jamestown leaves
her answerable for his mysterious
death in the California lodging house
in this city some months ago.
1t had been prearranged that the
trial of Mrs LIE Doux would have to
be postponed by reason of the pend
ing holidays consequent upon the de-
struction of San Francisco. The
prosecution was unable to subpoena its
witnesses, while the court seemed
powerless to issue venire calling for
Jurors5to qualify in the cause. Even
if these obstacles could have been
overcome, the court would be unable
to hear the trial during holiday.
From all standpoiuts it was found
meet and expedient to postpone the
trial from May 22d to another time,
and this was done yesterday morning.
Shortly before 10 o'clock sheriff
Sibley secured the services OF hack
and escorted Mrs LIE Doux to the
north entrance of the courthouse ano
there unconcernedly walked behind
her as she made her way to the en-
trance of the corridors without at
tracting any attention, no person
passing her even having suspicion
that the coveted object of their curl
oslty was so near at hand. Mrs Ii
Doux appeared later in Judge Nutter
department of the superior court, ant
was seated beside her attorneys
Charles Crocker of jackson, anC
Charles Ii. FairaIl of Stockton, he
other attorney, II. r. McNoble, being
absent from the proceedings.
Judge Nutter announced that h'
had been informed that Governo
Pardee would probably announce tina
there would be no further holiday
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18

with practicing. 1t habltually miss
bills goods, has the freight charges
made out in the central Office of the
railroad companies so that there Is nc
telling how much oil has been trans
ported for a given price, uses the
state rates pieced together to defeat
the small power that the interstate
commerce commission would other
wise have over it and uses all sorts of
secret and peculiar methods in gett-
ing at its one object, an unfair ad
vantage over its competitor.
In this connection the president
says that the danger of governmental
control sitting individual initiative
is as nothing to the sitting the Eln-
dividual initiative receives from the
giant corporations which uses their
wealth and power to kill all COM
petition. In his message accompany
ing the report, he says:
''The argument is sometimes ad
vanced against comforting on some
governmental body the power of
supervision and control over inter
state commerce that to do so tends to
weaken individual initiative. In
vestigations such as this concisely
disproved any such Allegation. On the
other hand the proper play for In
dividual initiative can only be
found in such government supervis-
ion as will curb those monopolies
that crush out all individual initial
i've. The railroad itself without such
government aid cannot protect the
interest of its own stockholders as
against one of these great corpora
tlons, loosely known as tIusts.''
In connection with the harm that
the corporations of the Standard sort
have done the country, the president
further says that the action of the
government in denying the railroads
the right of combination in order to
prevent them from doing unlawful
things, has reacted in rendering
them unable to protect themselves
against the unlawful demands of such
monopolies as the Standard. He
says il concluding his message.
Though not bearing upon the
question of railroad rates, there are
two measures, the. consideration of
which is imperatively suggested by
the submission of this report. The
Standard Oil Company has largely by
unfair and unlawful methods crushed
out home competition. 1t is highly
desirable that an element OF competi-
tIon should be introduced by the
passage of some such law as that
which has already passed the house,
putting alcohol, for use In the arts
and manufactures, on the free list.
Further more the time has come when
no more coal or oil lands held by the
government either upon the public
domain or on the land owned by the
Indian tribes should be alienated.
The fee to such lands should be kept
in the United States government
whether or not the profits arising
from it are to be given to any Indian
tribe and the lands should be leased
only on such terms and for such per-
iods as will enable the government to
keep entire control there eof. "
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18

after the 31st day of May, and IN con-
sequence he would revoke the order
setting the trial of Mrs LIE Doux for
May 22nd and reset it for June 9th.
An incident dnring the session was
when attorney Fairall addressed the
court by saying: "We take no part
in these proceedings. Judge Nutter
then asked il the defense had any OBJ
]ection to the continuance, and after
short consultation, the attorneys
agreed upon a continuance of one
week.
Attorney Crocker said that the pre-
vailing holidays had affected his busl-
ness in jackson, and that he had i'm
portant matters to take up just as
soon as the courts resumed business,
and he asked that the trial go oyer to
June 18th. Judge Nutter informed
him that the trial of Mrs LIE Doux
was also an important one, and must
be disposed of at an early date, and
therefore he would have to deny the
request. 1t took but few moments
to adjust the whole affair and the
case was ordered entered on the trial
calendar for Tuesday, June 9th, at 10
O'Clock. Judge Nutter said he be-
lieved the trial of the case would con-
sumo the greater part OF the month OF
June.
Mrs LIE Doux seemed very much
unconceIned during the proceedings,
and only once did she raise her eyes
from the carpet. This was when as
sistant district attorney George +.
McNobIe entered the courtroom and
took seat alongside of district attor-
ney Norton. AS she looked at the
official her face changed color and
her couptenance seemed to express
her hatred of the attorney.
Those who have seen Mrs LIE Doux
upon her former appearances IN court
we're able to notice great contrast
in her appearance between then and
now. Life in the Jail seems to have
no wearing effect upon her, for she
has not only improved in appearance,
but has taken on much flesh. Her
attire was neat and becoming. Her
carriage is more defiant, and she is
better able to control herself than at
any time heretofore. The secrecy
with which the proceedings we're held
Yesterday was much to her advantage,
for only eleven persons we're in court
to gaze upon her.
Both prosecution and defense are
making every preparation for what
will be without doubt one OF the
hardest legal and technical battles
ever fought in the courts of San
Joaquin county. Both sides have
thrown down a gauntlet, and each has
accepted. Judge NutteT announced
Yesterday for the benefit of the re-
spective counsel that he would secure
tho services of court reporters Q. T..
Doan and Edgar Buffers to report the
case, the one in the morning, the
other IN the afternoon. This is done
that a transcript of the testimony may
be had of each days proceedings, the
reporter attending court in the morn
ing transcribing notes in the alter
noon, and the other reporter making
his transcript in the morning.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
,ake's "California Names >,

brakes "California Names"
Alpine, high land where it SHOWS.
MADEIRA, wood.
Orange, raising oranges.
Nevada. white with snow.
Tehama, low land.
Kings county was named by the
Legislature, probably after the Kings
river. Glenn county was probably
named after the Glenn family, who
owned large tracts of land in the vi
cinity. Riverside was also made and
named by the Legislature. -Hantord
Sentinel.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
What the County Pays for Supplies.

We give below the price list of the
different articles required by the
county. both at the hospital and court
house buildings, as contained IN the
proposals of the successful bidders,
who we're awarded contracts at the re-
cent meeting of the board of super
visors. This list has not heretofore
been published in any county paper
for a number of years past:
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
SCIENTIFIC
MISCELLANY
Reported weekly for the Ledger.

Quartz Glass in Quantity. ty.-Electrify-
ing the Gas Light. Sitting Lessons
Work. - The Autocarte. Mineral
Stockings = Vegetable Sponges. =
Fog Dispersion. Teeth Destroying
Saliva. Liquid Airs Real Use.-
The Suns Temperature.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
Mining Stock For Sale.

1900 shares stock in Banlow Mining
Company at cents per share in
blocks of not less than $500 shares.
Address box 316, Stockton, Cal.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
Has Stood the Test rs Years.

The old, original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in
tasteless form. No cure no pay. SOC.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Duggists are authorized to
refund money if Pazo Ointment fails
to cure in to IA days. SOC.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
Assessors Notice.

The county assessor hereby an
nounces that he will be at his Office
in jackson, from now on for the pur-
pose of assessing taxable property,
and receiving statements from pro-
perty- holders.
j. MARCHANT,
County Assessor.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18

Ledger and Chicago Week y Inter
ocean, both papers for one year, 81. 90
in advance.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
California Names and
Their Significance.

recently asked the Sentinel to explain
the significance of the names of the
several counties of California. Not
having the authority at hand we
wrote to j. L. GilIis, librarian, of
the State Library at Sacramento, for
the information, and have received
the following reply, which We recon-
mend the readers of the Sentinel to
clip and preserve. Mr. Gillis writes
that he finds the following concerning
the subject in Tarr Il McMurrey' IS
supplementary volumne on California !:
Geographical names in California
are derived mainly from three
sources: Spanish, Indian and Eng
lIsh. In the calendar of the early
missionaries each day was sacred to
one of the saints and so they named
new places according to the name of
the saint on whose day the places
we're reached or discovered.
The names of the male saints begin
with san, of the female with santa.
Thus we have the following names:
San BenIto, st. Benedict.
San Bernardino, st. Bernard.
San Buenventura, st. Bonaventure.
San Diego, st James.
San Francisco, st. Francis.
San Joaquin, st. Jochim.
San Luis Obispo, st. Louis Bishop.
San Mateo, st. Matthew.
Santa Barbara, St. Barbara.
Santa Clara, st. Clara.
Santa Cruz, Holy Cross.
Many places were named from some
characteristic feature or incident -
Alameda, Popular Grove, public
park.
Calaveras, Skulls.
Contra Costa, Opposite coast.
Del Norte, of the north.
Ell Dorado, golden land.
Fresno, ash tree.
Los Angeles, the angels.
Mariposa, Butterfly.
Merced, mercy.
Monterey Kings mountain or King
Placer, gold bearing gravel.
PIumas, feathers.
Sacramento, the Sacrament.
Solano, east wind.
Tulare, place covered with tules.
Ventura, venture, risk.
Sierra, saw.
Ihe following names we're serveC
from old Spanish families:
Ama6or.
Mendocino.
The following are some of the man.
Indian names. The most of them al
names of tribes:
Inyc.
Colusa.
Marin, an Indian chief.
Mono.
Shasta, stone house, cave.
Siskiyou.
Sonoma, valley of the moon.
Stanislaus, an Indian chief.
Tuolumne.
YoIo, rush covered marsh.
Yuba, is said to be a corruption {
} the Spanish for 'grapes. -
} The Spanish names are chiefly col
} fined to the coast ranges and tt
D southern part of the state. The name
D in the Sierra Nevada and Klamat
D Mountains and the Great Valley wei
mostly given after the American cam
Among places named for American
are Sutter, Kern, Lassen, Humbold
These men were either early residen
of the state or explorers.
The following are taken fro
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18

Pioneer Flour always has been and
ST i'll il the best
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18

All kinds of harness from S15 up at
Pete Piccardo's.
Amador ledger., 1906-05-18
One Cold and Another

The seasons first cold
may be slight-may yield
to early treatment, but the
next cold will hang on
longer; it will be more
troublesome, too. U n
necessary to take chances
on that second one. SCOTS
Emulsion is a preventive
as we'll as a cure. Take
The daily Alaskan., 1906-01-12
FOR THE tYE
Do Not Permit It To Trouble
 You

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 We carry the largest and best stock of jewelry in the north.
 Our repair departmentisst still at work making old watches as good as new.
 J. IKUTA,
 Jeweler and Optician.