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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-05


STAGES connect at Green Brae for San
Quentin; at Santa Rosa ror White sulphur
far Iytton springs: at GeyserviIle for SkagEs
Snrings: at Cloverdale for the Geysers. Boon
,ilis ard Greenwood: at Hopland FOR Duncan
Swings Highland Springs. Kelseyville, Carls-
bad Springs. Soda Bay. Laksport. Bartlett
springs and Lake County Hot Springs; at
yTt,ah for ylchy Springs. Saratoga Springs.
Eis,e lakes. Laurel Dell Lake. witter Springs.
inner Lake Pono. Potter Valley John Days.
: isrlv,s Hullville, Orr's Hot Springs Halt
,-av Horse Comptche. Hopkins. Mendocino
citv. Fort Bragg. Westport and Usal: at VII
re- fnr Hearst and Sawyers: at Sherwood for
~. Rrarr Cahto, Covelo, Laytonville. Cum
Rings Bells Springs. Harris. Hubbard. Fruit
land. Dyer, Gafbervilies Camp >. Pepperwood.
c-cotia and Eureka
Saturday and Monday round trip tickets at
reduced rates.
bsvond San Rafael at half rates.
Ticket office. coo Market St. Chronicle build
Ing.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt-
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The Overdue List.

The rate Of reinsurance Of the overdue Cen
tennisl was advanced yesterday 10 60 per cent.
The other Ovsrdues are: Sea King. - per
cent Elisa Is per cent: Red Rock and Gene
We've Molinos. 10 per cent. Windsor, per cent.
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Has Big Cargo of Nitrate.

The British tramp steamer Blackhesth. Cap
tain Sherborne. arrived yesterday from Iquique
p-,fh 81 So hays OF nitrate She encountered
heavy northwesterly gales on March 81 and
April I. during which she sustained some slight
damage.
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Ethel Barrymore Is Very III.

BOSTON, April miss Ethel Barry
more. the actress, was taken suddenly
i'll of appendicitis here today and will
be operated upon tomorrow. The re-
mainder of her theatrical dates have
been Cancelled.
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snn- MOON nnd Tide.

I-ntted states Coast and tSeodetie Survey
Time and Height Of High and Low Meier:
al Fort Point, entrance 70 san francisc'
Bay. Published by official authority CT th'
superintendent.
NfJTE-Tne high and low waters occur a.
lhe city front mission street wnarD apput =
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WILL INTERVIEW /

WILL INTERVIEW MAYOR--A committee
from the Stabemens Union will interview
Mayor Schmitz today at to state their
Side of the controversy now with the
stable Owners Association.
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Reanea on for China.

cleared yesterday for Shanghai and or Canton
VIA LSla, 10 gallons ef refined petroleum. val
ged az $50 10
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ship EIren Leaking.

The shin Elwell has arrived at Lahsins from
pert HadIocl1 IN a leaking condition. She en-
cogntered some very heavy weather, during
which 40 600 feet OF lumber was washed
OE Crboard
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RAILWAY TRAVEL.
CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYs-T:30 900 a. M: 1885. $3.50.
$40. 6:30 .. m
sUNDAYs-s:eo. $50 a. m: 1888. $3.50. $40.
$3.50 =. m.
SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYS-6:o5, :35 1850. $50 a. m !:
1880 $40. 800 $50 D. m.
SUNDAYs-6:o5. SEQ. SIG. 9:4O a. m; $40.
4.kn ( 90 h.9n G 30 d m.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest 10 Mariners and
shipping Merchants

The barkentne kohala fat Grays HarboT)
was chartered prior 10 arrival for lumber
thence 20 Shanghai al s2s
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Summit-Clear: wind east; maximum tenn
perature. 36; minimum temperature. SO; aver
age depth of snow on ground 2fS inches
against &c inches same date last season.
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70 SAN RAFAEL
BOSS VALLEY
MILL VALLEY
cAZADER0. Etc.
Via sausaIito Ferrv,

SUBURBAN. SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE.
Depart week days and Sundays at 90 Eek
cept sunday)-.7:45 s;25. .9:10. $3.50, Hoo
a m 1920, s1:45, "3.15. ABS. Sis, $50.
$50 7:15. 9:O0, 1915 and II :35 .. m
sRuns TO San Quentin
For Fairfax. week 5ays-7.45 a. m.. Sis
D. N. daily except Sunday: and 3.15 D. m.
Saturdays only Sundays and holidays As.
9:10 A. m
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:45 a. m daily-Caz3dero and way stations.
3:15 p m. Saturdays only. for Point Reyes
and way
TICKET OFFICE-s5O Market St
FERRY-Unfon Depot foot or Market St
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.
The following are the seasenabIe rairlfalls
to date. as compared with those of the same
date last season, and rainfall in last twenty
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NOTE--l1 the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in he left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day In the order of occurrence as to time; the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day. except when there ares but three tides. as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the soundings OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when minus O.
sign precede6 the height, and then the number
given is subtracted- from the depth given by
the charts. The plane of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters.
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OAKLAND HARBOa FERRY
(Foot OF Market St)
Daily except Sunday, ITO, s.00s ! ZOO AN;
SUNDAY only. 30 100 10 50A M; ~. 0GN-,
15o. 500. 4.50. g. 90, $50 p y.
A for Morning p for Afternoon.
Sunday excepted SUNDAY only DMonday only
sDailv. and stODs at all stations on SundaJ.
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G9ASS 9AefSlrd s5d lHE TdznssnS sSmpss ssrssss Sasss

COAST LINE (BrOad 6augel.
~ (Third and Townsend Streets9
s-101 SAN jose and Way sIa5iOns.--.--- $500
7.00ASan Mateo Belmont. San Jose,
MorganhiIl, Gilroy, PajarO. Wat
Monte Monte MoRtsrey. tsGtr 'F1cf PaciSc Grove @ 45os
6.0oA Shore Line Llmited-san Jose,
PajarO. CastrovilIe. Pas0 Robies.
Santa Barbara, Los Angeles,
Watsonville. Capitola, Santa Cruz,
Del Monte. Monterey. Pacific
s5oaNew TOsG Aimsd:n cues. RI, oniyj. S5SP
8-50AThe Coaster-San Jose. Salinas
San Ardo. Paso Robles. Santa
MargarIta. San Luis ObisPO,
Guadalupe. GaViosa- Santa Bar
bara, San Buenaventura- Oxnard,
Burbank. Los Angeles ...---...-. i1.45p
s.5oAG Gilroy. Hollfsser. Tres Pinos. .Pajaro,
WatsOnvfIle. Santa Cruz. Castro
vile, Del Monte, Pacific Grove,
s.ooasouth san Francisco, San Mateo.
Paio Alto, San Jose .......-.-.-. 74os
10-50ASan Jose and Way stanons....-.... POO
11.3cA San Jose and Way StatiOns......... 640P
2.157 san Jose and Way Stations. 8-36A
3.00P Del Monte Express-Santa Clara.
San Jose, Watsonville, Santa
CNz. Del Monte, Monterey
ts.ooPLos Gnsoss srTi Wright. Boulder Creek.
Santa Cruz, Wa Santa Clara and
5.5oP South San Francisco. San Jose,
sEsy %Sa'sF 5s$ Es4 sss5 Tss 9sss ZEE
ssns sn Sf way M ststons sS5SS
5.45PSunset ExPress-Re dwood, san
Jose, Gilroy, salinas, PasO
R0bles San Luis ObispO, Santa
Barbara. Los Angeles, Deming,
FL Paso, New Orleans ........-... 9.10A
5.45PE Paso Kansas City, St. Louis.
chicago. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8.l0A
6.45PPajarO. W ats0n flle, Capitola,
Santa Cruz. Castroville, Del
Monte, Pacific Grove. ..-...------- 11.45p
f6.15PSan MAteO. BeresfOrd. Belmont.
San Carlos. Redwood Fair Oaks,
MenIo Park. Pal0 Alto -..... --.- f6-45A
6.30pS San Jose and Wa7 Stations 6-J6A
8.00PPaIo Alto a nd Way stations 10.15A
11.55PSouth San Francisco. MiIlbrae. Bur
hngane, San NateO, Belmont,
San Carlos. Redwood. Fair Oaks,
MenIo PARK and Pal0 Alto ....... 9.f5a
II .35p Saturdays only for Mayheid. Noun
tain View, Sunn7vale. Lawrence,
santa Clara and San Jose -. ts.15P
OAKLAND HARBOa FERRY
(Foot Of Market Stl
Daily except Sunday, 7. 20, 9.00s 90 AM
$50, $50. 30 ?. N.
Sunday only, 7.30. 9. CO. 10 so A-M-i f2-ocN-,
1.5o. LOO. 4-50. 500, $50 p NJ
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minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
OF the tide is the same at both places.
TEIrRSnAY AppI1.
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Weather. Report.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4-5 p. m.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
atures are reported for the previous day:
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stmr santa Cruz. Hall. hours from Men
terey.
guile River
schr 11uide. Roth. > days from Grays Harbor
Schr Mary G.. Campbell, 10 hours from Fort
Ross
Power schr Bessie K. Jahnson, % hours from
Byxbees Landing.
CLEARED.
Wednesday, April T.
Stmr State Of California, Thomas, san Di-
ego; Pacfhc Coast Steamship Company.
Br stmr Ninnebago, Macdonald, Shanghai
and or Hankow: PacIne Coast Oil Company
SAILED
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

Notice IL hereby given that I have
taken up and impounded the following
described animal found running at
large within the City OF salem, 70
wit.
Dark bay or brown two.ycarold
horse colt white hind feet.
Tho owner OF said animal can have
tho same by proving property and
paying tho legal charges and expenses
OF taking up and keeping etc. and IN
default thereof for fvo days. I will
proceed TO sell the said animal At pub.
lio auction az provided IN ordinance
No. i2G Of the aforesaid city.
Dated salem. February 6. 1900.
THos. CORNELIUS.
City Poundmaatcr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
Looking for Fight

Charles McGeo took on a supply Of
booze this morning. and proceeded 10
take possession OF George Bros. rec
taurant. Ho tackled a Job that was
too much for him, however. and tho
arst thing that 40 knew he was ou,
IN tho street and In tho possession Of
tho chief OF police. Resistance was
futile ana he was soon locked In tho
dungeon at the city baatilo.
"A no ~ wanted az independence
worse than no IL here. the ofhceru OF
that place were notified that ne was
hore waiting for them. and they came
over after him. Il seems that a short
tlmc ago he "sho, up" the town IN a
miniature manner. and then left
Meoce's parents are counted among
salem's most respected citizens, but
this young man scoma 20 have loft no
stone unturned TO bring disgrace up
on thom.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
AmuSements
ouIte q Social Event

The opera Pirates of Penzanco ,
which is to be presented by stu Iepts
from Willamette university and sa.
Salem high school at the opera house
Friday evening, February 9. under
the direction Of Dean Helen Calbreatb
and stage management of Bertha 7.
Kay promises to be one of the social
as well as most entertaining events
Of the season.
The proceeds are to be divided be.
tween the university and high school.
and to be expended on the pipe organ
at the university and toward secur.
ing a plano at the high school.
Directly or indirectly every family
In Salem will receive some benefit
from these instruments. and there.
fore 1t Is to be hoped the entertain.
ment will receive the support in at.
tendance 10 deserves. It is under the
patronage OF the following ladies':
Mrs. George n. Chamberlain. Mrs.
Frank W. Waters. Mrs. ]. A. Carson.
Mrs. p. Hofer, Mrs. r. A. Virgins
Mrs. r. J. Hendricks. Mrs. Russell
Catlin. Mrs. J. II. McNary. Mrs. w. II.
Byrd, Mrs II. Il Bpply. Mrs Powers
and Mrs. NJ. Savage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
oratorieal Recital

The pupils Of the College Of oratory
gave another one Of their pleasing re.
citals at the University chapel last
evening The large room was packed
until standing room was at a premi.
um, but every number was so interest.
ing and so we'll given that the crowd
willingly endured the discomfort and
remained until the last number had
been rendered.
Two pupils from the College of Mu.
sic assisted in the entertainment and
both showed careful preparation and
training.
Clarke Belknap. with ais Model
Sermon" furnished the humorous
part Of the program. and did his part
we'll Taking for his text "old Mother
Hubbard Went to the Cupboard" etc.
he kept the audience in continual
laughter.
The numbers which deserve partic.
ular mention for their excellence we're
the double number Of Mrs. Louis Lach.
mund. The Nice People" by Miss
Oussle Booth and Aunt Deborah
Hears The Messiah" by Miss Bertha
Hewitt and the double number by
Miss Byars.
Following &C. the program given:
Reading yellow Top" ..........
.., ..,., .... Emile Hayighurst
lone Fisher '0s.
Reading Lay OF Dried Apple Pie"
,.. .,.... o.. Holman Day
Olive Rigby. '07.
Reading How Salvador Won ....
..,.. O.. ,.,. Ella wheeler wilcox
Birdie Morris. Os.
Plano solo-"Valsc" o.. o.. Thco. Lack
Mildred Baslcy tpupil OF Miss Cal
brcath.)
Reading ta) The Vain Flrcay"
...... O.. .,... ....., Grace Boutelle
(bl Fate" Gee. 60, Anon
Mira. Louis Lachmund.
Reading "a Model Sermon" ....
Clarke Bolknap. Os.
Readlng-"The Clocks Story" zee.
.,,. ..,.,..,,,,,....... .,,,Anon
Olive Riddell. '0T.
Piano solo-"rhe NH souG'.....
&c, zee. o. ........., Leon Riugnet
Floyd Utter Pupil OF Miss Cox
Reading The Nice People" ....
,.., ,.,,.,,, o, zee, II. q Bunner
Augusta Booth. '0S
Reading (a) The Girl Love" ....
90, ..,,... Frederick Langbrdge
(bl "Mammys Piekanin'"
,.,,,,...,,,.. Lucy Dean Jenkins
Vera Byars. '07.
Deborah Hears "The
Messiah ,,.,,, ,,,, ,,..,,,,,.,,
Bertha Hewitt. O6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
Meeting Notice.

The executive committee and other
committees appointed by the Young
Mems Republican Club. who have
charge Of the banquet on Anooh's
birthday. ane urgently requested 70
meet at the police court room on Mon
day evening. February 5th. Business
Of Importance 70 transact. All other
Republicans interested are invited. By
order Of the yiceDnesident 2.s-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
A Splendid Voice.

Mr. Ernest Gamble is a most pol
ished artist. His voice Is OF beautl
ful quality, good volume. Is perfect
y placed and has that fine breadth
and reserve. all Of which enter 90
largely into the making OF a great ar
tlst. With these excellent qualities
for a foundation. Mr. Gamble has add.
ed a splendid style. a truse polish
which gives him muslcally and intel
lectually a masterful command and
enables him to give free and unhamp.
cred interpretations.
February % In Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
.ndwich
Filings

olivs Paste, chicken and Mush-
paste. Tongue and Corn Beef
Ham and Egg Paste, Purie dc
.ar.s AnchOvy Paste. A most de-
h,s,kfast or luncheon dish.
COINED BEEF HASH.
FULLER 8 DOUGLAS.
!, leading grocers, confectioners
bakers. 456-46O state street.
mes 1s2 and 1s7
the best bread in salem-our
make. A dainty lunch or dish Of
!. always ready for you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
AgoniElnE Burns.

Are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed by Bueklons Arnica salve. q
Rlvenbark, Jr, Of Norfolk, Va, wrllesl
."t burnt my knee dreasfullyi that Il
bhsterci an over. Buoken'a Aruioa
salve stopped tho pain and headed 10
wl.aout a scar" Also heals an wounds
and sores a6e AZ J. Q. Perry's drug
store, Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
School News
HIah School

FtHW aAN9atf
Il would be almost impossible "a
do without the window blinds this
kind OF weather Il 10 fortunate they
we're put up
Mr.. Powers made the remark 10 his
American history class yesterday
while they were taking a quiz"
They say that pupils are liable %
cheat with these desia. don't bo
lleye Il IL possible for honest pupils
to DO So"
A mistake was made In naming the
late monitors for the girls They are
Joy Turner. Creta Johnson and Eta
Welsh.
A half dozen or SO students we're
asked TO remain until all others Aad
left the building yesterday. because
they were too careless TO leave the
building In an orderly manner.
A man from California visited the
high school a short time ago. and paid
Salem a compliment on the Assem-,
bly, hall OF the new building. He said
that he had taught Ia high schools an
over California, but had not seen 50
nne an assembly hall anywhere.
Mr. Epley conducted his music class
as usual yesterday. He is giving
very thoouga course. and a great
number are taking advantage OF IL
Yesterday he appointed Horace Sykes
70 get the names OF those boys taking
the work and Mabls Magness 10 get
a list OF the girls and give Il 10 him
az the next class.
The botany class continues 10 do
experimental work. though this Is a
time OF examinations. Yesterday
Bess Harding. IVA Fischer and Biith
Bellinger planted some cuttings OF
plants, The class will note ths de-
yelopment OF the experiment.
Those who are working up the oper-
eta with the University met In the so
oiety room yesterday evening 20 or
ganize. Horace Sykes Was elected
president and Meurie Roberts and
orpha Bell appointed associates.
The freshman class met In Miss
clarEs room yesterday evening TO
transact business.
The DemOsthenes literary society
postponed its regular meeting from
Monday until Tuesday this week
Mr.. Marlatte gave some more in
structiOns to the students yesterday
The dictionaries when used should be
left lying open, because 1t wrecks the
TO be continually opening AMI
closing them. The exchanges from
other high school should be placed |
on the table in the library for the use
Of the pupils, but shall not be brought |
10 the assembly hall. Heretofore the /
have been placed al the /
Of the pupils. He also said |
In regard to leaving the building be
fore $40, that only a few had been
granted that permission, and that on
request from their parents. After the
new term most OF these viii be re
called, and no more will be issued on l
any consideration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

Notice ia honoby givon that the su
perintondont OF Marion county. oro.
gon. will hold tho regular examination
OF applicants for state and county pa.
pers AZ tho Methodist church. begin.
ming Wednesday. February IL. 1905,
az Q o'clock a n-. and continuing unit,
Saturday. February i7th. az o'clock
D. m. u. +. MooREs.
2,a-5t County School Superintendent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

AID WRITING
CONTEST
Furnishes an Opportunity TO
Have Your Ability In that
Line Measured

We knew that the general public
takes a keen lutorcst In advertising.
We knew that there arc people In
Salem Who had somo bright ideas
about tho why and how OF t. We have
had some oyidcncg that salem has
sons good amateur ad writer's. hut
In every way wo have undcrcstimat.
cd uho intsrost and taAent that lie DOR.
mani among the people OF the oapl.
tai city.
Since tho Journal on Saturday pub.
hshed tho offer OF two cash prizes OF
ave dollars each for tho best article
on newspaper advertising and tho
best advertisement showing why tho
Journal is tho best advertising mo
dium. questions OF all kinds have been
coming in.
Tomorrow afternoon we will begin
% answer these questions. Il viii
uut DO possible 10 answer them an
az once. but each day the Journal win
publish tho questions aud answers un.
an every phase OF the subiect has been
covered. The nanes OF the inqunora
win not be published. bat must be
signed % their letter OF inquiry as
an evidence thar they are Interested.
An communications about the com
petition should be addressed as FOL.
loWs;
CONTEST MANAGER.
Capital Journal,
salem. ore.
They can be mailed, handed IN AZ
tho Journal once. or given 20 any
member OF the Journal stan II ad.
dressed as above. hsy viii receive
much quicker attention. as they viii
go directly 10 the contest managers
desk and not be kept with the other
OF the Journal
An who write manuscript for the con
test should bear In mind the rules
regarding copy. Write on one side Of
the paper only, ana use pen and ink
or typewriter. II this rule Is not fol-
lowered the manuscript will not be con
sidersd Il Is only fair 20 the judges
10 do this. as improperly prepared
Is much harder 10 read.
In preparing copy 10 be submitted in
the second contest. the advertisement
should be written IN one OF two ways
Either one large sheet OF paper with
the headings or paragraphs arranged
As the writer wishes II 70 appear,
II printed. should be used, or else
the copy should be on separate sheets
and a dummy prepared showing how
The different parts Of the advertise
nent should be arranged. Copy for
he advertisement must also be writ.
ten IN pen and ink or with typewriter,
ana on one side OF the sheet onb.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
Refused to
Advertise

A special 70 the Indianapolis News
from Marion. Ind. says that after 4
hard night OF seventeen years against
competitors who advertised. GundeF
Bros. dry goods merchants. the eldest
mercantile frm In Marion and AZ one
time the largest retail house In north
ern Indiana, have given up the hope
less struggle and sold. out their busf
ness.
When gas was discovered In Marion
the town began 20 grow rapidly, ana
competition In all business was soon
encountered by all the old local mer-
chants. The new merchants adVsr-
tised. but many Of the old established
arms were slow In believing that it
was necessary for them 20 use print
ers' lnk, az they knew nearly eYsry
man In the county. All OF them who
are now In business concluded that h
was necessary 10 advertise In order 70
hold what trade they had and 70 In
crease Il, except Gunder Broa-, Wh9
Absolutely refused. claiming Il was
money thrown away. The nrm had ths
best business site In the city, but The
store was never nlled with shoppers-
Thousands passed and reDaAsed ne
place day after day without stopplng
Ths arm carried an sxcslisnt linz OF
aoods and treated customers well, Out
only a few farmers and some q ne
cd eitinsns OF Marion patronised ths
nlses T,hs aa,ra a now cloSod for In
Holca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

lle most phenomenal woman OF the
INV marvellous are her revelations.
iNaden secrets revealed. Your past,
s'en' and future an open book 70
.s Tells you what you want 70 know
@l'lce on business. love affains. In
'.'Aen's. divorces. law suits Call
sae viii guide you with a GER
higher than human power.
= sou are Sick or In Trouble, no
,,'ef what the cause Consult Her"
-. ,.-Sui'auon free. Next door 70
''o 'hsater, State street
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

Get here hrst. Only 100 dozen Pc
tlte Folder Photos at S1.S5 per dozen.
Novel. new, up-tO- date. Samples At
the studio. Trover-Cronise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Al Home.

Invitations are out announcing the
AT Home" given by Mrs. J. n Smith
and Mrs F. E. Smith. Wednesday
February IA, 1906. at the home Of the
latter corner Court and Summer
streets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-06

Msst assoAAnts ASg AsFss thAf a.
va.ei.aua l. . nsooasaey ana thae sAs
- u.saaaus a oIAs ksoaA DAOss.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-16
Bonds for Irrigation.

A petition was filed by c. f. Tew,
attorney for Green River Irrigation
district, before Judge Garrigues Fri
day for the examination, approval
and confirmation of the bonds OF the
district already voted and issued for
the purchase OF water rights by the
district. This section is under the
upper part of Bijou ditch, east OF
Hardin, south of Platte river and
Masters station, and has history.
1t is something of an ancient his
tory, it having been settled origi-
nally in 1872 by colony bearing the
name OF The Green River Colony.
But it was an arid district and water
was not available so in the course of
time it was abandoned as place of
settlement and went back to its
original wilds. Now it is about to
be reclaimed and its reclaimers have
great expectations of its future.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-16

But she was only carrying out proph-
ecies Of jeremiah, and for this pur-
pose came she into the world. She
was propliesied from the beginning.
When she lay in a dark, damp
cell in a Kansas prison when 1t
seemed that a conspiracy had been
formed to take her life, she saw a
great light and wonderful vision,
and voice came saying, "You are
shut away from all humanity now,
but l will bring thouasnds to hear
you. You shall fulfill the prophe.
sizes that were prophesied concerning
you from the beginning OF the
world"
When she was born her father
wrote her name in the bible Carrie
A. More" 1t was prophetic. Later
marriage changed that name to "Na-
tion,'' carrying out the still greater
prophecy. She must carry more than
nation, the world, away from the
devil, and to the God who sent her.