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The Washington times., 1906-12-09

The attendance at Tuesday uight's S
game was record breaker. and clearly
shows the interest taken i'm the race for
the championship Of the Greater Wash
iugt0n basketball League.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

Tuesday night the ". I. T. and ord
ways clash again at W. l. l. hall aud
another hot contest is almost sure.
Each team has Won one game. and this
VIII he the rubber The last games have
been won by the victors in the last min
ute or two Of play.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

Nothing gentle in the big league games
this year.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

One enthusiastic rooter was heard to
say: Never seen anything like it be-
fore
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
PRO BASKETBALL NOTES

Doings in the ". L. I. cage in the
past week, the W. L. /. once more nut
the kibOsh on the Commissioners and
the Commissioners defeated the p. 4. Q
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

Rickcnhacker got into the game FOR
the r. A c. last Friday night: he was
right there, but was "A little of in his
shooting.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

The close race in the Pro League has
thoroughly aroused the fans IN the city.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

Boyle certainly was of in his shooting
i'm Tuesday nights game, but fully made
up for il on Friday night.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

II is up to the Ordways to stop the
". /. is winning streak Tuesday
night.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09

hid Lavigne. who whipped WaIcott
Nhrn ne was IN his prime. wants to get
oaek into the game. II The Saginaw Rid
gets on a match with a iiv" one hs viii
probably be sorry He 9lys he II feci-
ing as well as he ever aid. bat after he
has gone two or three fast rounds with
a good youngster he wiH nnd ne has
deceived himself.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Brute Courage Save Fighters.

Why is it. when the excitement and
temptations Of the life fstic Is consid-
cred? Some may say that your actor is
perforce an emotional being-a fellow
with nerves-and that the average fsht-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
PErIrloNs IN eANKRUPTcY.

NJ -.e-II0us IN HauEruUIoy Ned V9sIerday IA ne
r--f-e5 states District Court were.
Harry L. Edel. who Describes himself as hotel
3D. sr-eat through the law arm Of Weschler s.
ETtvers Of No. zss Broadway, filed a petition, which
az. describe the location Of his place OF bust
~eeS Tdels Liabilities contracted IN different parts
~ Tie country given al $litI IS, and he says
The schedules Of the Holland Metal Recovery
,---r.a~z- an involuntary bankrupt, give the LA
49, S2l ri and assets at 81, 500 The latter
,---e.ef 0f PATENTS for The reclalmlng Of waste
Lo-.-I fr -ffs country. Mexico. Australia, Japan.
I-.rG colony Natal. Rho1esia and Orange River.
- t.-gasr creditors Of the company Frank N
~ -. ~ 80 25 East 30 street, Cincinnati Ohio
- "a r1orav loaned and william N. Greenwood
- 10 ia Liberty street $50
-r5'f,e-f A Inch has been appointed receiver Of
80 sritzer an Involuntary bankrupt His bond
IL for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
rHg PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
- - q - TrLIans.l


Fan F,fver. Mass. March A-There has been little
activity In the local cloth market IN the last ~eeh'
-, ,l,s sales were. ia excess Of those Of the
el, fore About 1zl 90 pieces were disposed or,
eoSf entirely odd goods contracts called for spots
er5 deliverieg advancing through 70 the uIda4e OF
s. E-.r-o,y goods are quoted duh and nominal.
1ifars remain nr1n and printers have not been 10
evidence Inc fluctuations IL me cotton ma Sc &c =
had 40 perceptble effect on the IoSal ne 81 80
sSe-rfe tiIrers were firm prices, ana qLoLalloils
I've 1racfiraIlv remained unchanged aI44-S are
sd ahead 10 the middle az May. - e.,t..
- +f,,r,s if lie local market are as follows.
ca III az ~ cents a by COS, 5ss Cenls' solli5,
9e1fs. "a IN eos 81 cents nominal, So12 slandaI u
o. cents. % b. Us. % ceLtA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

a. r.. 81 -17 % 2-s East and 18th ST. no 2gG
1919 ---- tar lEs story brick stable l11G
81 ---'.. $50 d
Fz.-7 ..EHa. --s o. s. % 1Z1tL ST. for
-75s-. 8 Kg.s-sT. aTeaiiect -, 1900
@f West. fr- a story brick
grains .-. store. -a8Z5s. p. Nrz-r1z- owner
--el-. a.a. e corner 18Th ST. for two six
grae F Hs.aarl. arzrisesc.. -..-s---. 100
--.-s---r. ave.. e4-L s5-h SITS for 1Te
q E---r -5as-. s r pelham. arlHtteet.. 246Oc
@s-r e. 1S1l % 134th SITS. for i've
-71sr. q J, TeIasl1. arc5itect.. 255 Ol
51S e OF 156rE
ass 5grsr. 9. + p ham arcaite5t... $500
- o. $50 o. ~ - ave. for TWO slE
r ar-e-s s SO src5lre-t- -. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
LIS PENpENs.

ST. Georges Crescent g.. 3556 H. from Q corner
Van Co-tlaudt ave and C1rG0ya Place. % Ak
7G8x31B7x OK g. 1888 10 beginning. Katie MarkeTt
agr CHARLES T. RI foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
i solomon, attoTue--
FEeurv 81 No. ~ Emma vs.. Wi1Eate agt- MARY CuIre,
inJIday and eEe-utIlN q! action 20 establish i=n)
Il g. De WIKI attorney
Iebersteln 81 faction 10 fureoloss mechanics Hem
rl-5aevrav s. PAIL % 153d 75yloo, Realty
Mortgage Company 90 al egt Wliam J. ko5tmeer It al
foreclosure Of mortgage; Won. Kon 81 sullivan att7r-
neys. .,------ -. 81
AT Abraham S-azmau er aI action 10 iore1ose ne
rEarfrs- llaGI. E5ekm0re, attorney
49, II Noe a1G ana BIS East; Haefee Sessa aEt.
=1ea Construction Company faction 10 forec1se me
r-arfrs. 1fart- shapiro e. shapiro attarueEs.
--- ave 4tth s-- go -7'A III regular NARY
T-rzra 81 al aEr Thomas r. MIfth4 "a al slel-ic per
f-rruauae e.. appel e. Taylor att0ruefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

20 asr.. Er 1s5 o. 40. Russell & Erwin
1-.---rE cong aIE agt. NiIlert Realty
II owner and contractor --------
~ 81. aFf ro 56f East. Eastern Hydraulic
ar-.E Com TrzL-y CIT Llmpcu d.
49,. 1alers and c-utract1rs. .-.-..
49, e-.a-. r. w. corner - e.. l0JZ21, Eiarly
~ aF- Christopher COFeLatc owner
49, e.. zoe. o. and g. WeinEteiu g. Fielder
l5s-t --t-el -l---er. owner and contractor
-. D. 7H - O. u LeuCE ave. 0gIsJ. u
-tLfLIarn Lumber Company HEf Joseph
l-----1 and samuel Kaufman. owners and
--.t. E- NJ. corner s1fL 81. IplLlpI. FRED
. -t-- -.-.- company agr lIerr0UoliLau foua-rIc-
.t SIMON EnEEl ~ a.. owners. Robert
Ale----- y tl- t1e.u4l CIuck contractors. .---.
So 20. 60. same aEt John !. Aston
~s AsleIt A. s-luipf and Herman Gluck,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

Hus-sE. r- Fe'ice HUanH. mortgare So COO
r. 81. y West. - sNsS 81 Nary r Mathew
s-- crystal rrnrtEaEe 600. loo
-srr - 80 o. e ~ sth ave. l7Kse II. LITTLE
81 ~ r=se-ee . lseao EIeifer-.....- 5000
Bacon ave- corner Lifting ST.. 50x100. John
E-1zZ Terms $50 q n 9th ave 10IxI30:
Mace l.ss---llle Refrigerator / 10
Highs ~ COP Pelham ave- Leo0oid S-hlas--
Sd .-.zrl --zles mortgage. SIl 600. ...--.--
E-r-as cor College Hugh ~ Cam-.
sEe---9- -- Nathan Gordon and another. ...---. o
w1zH- owe. cor -0utl e. HoxlGo. William
LsHs >Et-5u Gordon ~ gI- mortgage $4,000 100
Soma a.e W e. DO" q lsharu ST. 7Cx150;
NzI la-N m George Manager. mortgage.
$4,000 -..--........... 1Br
s. o.. 10 q 12afh s. . aza3. Rosa
Eat % annie i HAT; . part mortgage. $4,000 100
Frf- l-f s. aa-5 -r p ot Burnside ave. .5x
sl-. 1EZ E-ls-ueI - Charles FsnarueI. ..-... IaC
rr-l- ave. SD 7a+. r. IS eZs0. IL Louis Frankel
t1 EEn A-rz. mortgage. S3-25o. ..--...... 100
- - p . map estate JCln ~ ID SLaughuessv.
LsL Ea-Et o. Isaac u Eausteiu; mortgage.
B 81 800 . W ~ Avenue j. West Chester:
L.E .a --a-tl- I-ersc.-er-. --..-..-..
IL BROOK Don -. map East Me-
81 laEgr.ey ana another executors. 20
william p ii7sEsy. --....----..... 100
= p E. nap University Heights North; C c
l1r .- BID another u Herman II Norftz:
H--r-s'i -- ID 4Ul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

e. p S. IS II e o. SIN ave. 25xsS. due June
E5-ns-. T-. 70 3 Beach Jones. trustee l57i
-- ~ ~ rHu---au6- awe. -5IlGU-
-ea-s- peg cent ---.--- l..
Ea-L r. Rosa ltlfr- Sd ave. e.
q RI assam ST. -szsa. demand. s per cen- S.
SIMON .l. 90 solomon simon RI aI- slus-a1-
Tsz- re- cent 1907
Er1rza EIas 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
COMPANY. "a ave. 30 sgs 11xGs. demand Il.
Ea~--.. ..ll z. -r Frederick p Ti.Ehmau 90
l -----e-=r Lexington aEe. s. - n ~
fs-. s- -sN.H- due auae 80 1905 9 . per
Ac-1E-e-. Realty company 90 Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Err-ra-V- I'd ave W
= rs Es-h sr. --Esn. due April Q. 1905;
Ea- .---------. IL
A1-z-ar=. william Charles Scfrau.
la---.- ST. 30 ~. -5x75s years 5ia per
Tlz1u--u. J1l.us- 10 II Z Webster. ssrh 81, 8 s,
~ " m -st ave- --N-..- years. per
r-r---- ---- --r. o.
~ las TT. =. ID a -...--r 1r-- s. D 5,
~ -.- awe -r--.A irregular. % -
49,. ~ 2sl -..----.--; so
u. 3 ave. 81 81 81 ~ % ~ l-a 81 -4Nlno' -
IS "-- H---- =
As5E@-. lrl.--. -H ~ .E-- ---.--F and another
..u.eF.a. ave- 80 500. .-Elo-.
sz-la -a sa1ne. cag-lwwe-I ave. 30 sf- 57xloc.
H-- =. sane. '--l-"7- ave. NO o'7 o'A4u-' b
yen f-l cent. --.---------. 5000. -
-.--.7.- 80 II II U
.t no - atEl.-. " years A." -er cent. .-----.-.. z
h-H.5-ta-rfe Realty COMPANY no West SIDE Cen
Amsterdam ave. two lots e6z-pe- two mort
E-Ffs $1,000 each. years. . p7r cent ..---.. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Country Property for Sale or to Let
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME

No 1854 2p6-SuhstantlaIlv built frame dwelling
slate root three OF ground within Borough
Of North PlaiuheId. mile from Jersey Central
Station. house designed for
sides. grounds ertstcaIy laid OUT hne lawns and shade
Basement kitchen. coaChuau's nd
furnace library uarlor
hardwood floor, dining room and pantry, second
four bedrooms. three
third floor three bedrooms two rooms Ilnsr
room closets. Stable contains two standing stalls
one box stal and ample carriage room Good water.
cellent roads scenery. convenient
churches and schools Property $40 900 heirs
effect quick sale Will sell for $40 600 DEPT s. NEW
JERSEY LAND & ISFESTMENT CO.. Elizabeth n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
AN ideal COUNTRY HOME.

North Shore Long Island finest residential secton
hour Manhattan. four minutes sta
ton Links. Fifteen house, all improve
ments light telephone stable greenhouse
barns. four land artstcaly laid out WIZ
sacrifice for Immediate sale might rent
EXECUTORS. Room So, 80 Nassau ST. Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

COUNTRY SEAT IN TaTrytown for or 20 let
- from April LIST, large fine house rooms all
city mproTements carriage house fine entrance from
broadway church side. the other front
on Broadway, about 2is acres For apply 20
owner, +. J. KALDENBEBG tnr your brokerl. No.
ass Brooms Street. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Long Island Real Estate For Sale.
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
AT $1,000 PER ACRE.

A Of
Troley
a
back by
O Adjoining
development
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
AMITYVILLE, /. |.

EivG lGEGy bH -
To adjust various interests have authority dispose
OF The strong Farm known Copiague Manor having
frontage Of about = Of mile the Merrck Road. and
containing little acres running back 10 the
railroad this Is OF the attractive pieces
on the Great South Bay and be purchased At several
hundred dollars less than anything IN this
section All high land and ripe for subdivision: commits
Maxwell s NAMES 1875 Broadway.
II r. r. communication with the continent Riparian
rights. 1900 wide Bulk Head Line
Can be parced with improvements already made for
81 100000 One-half Million buys IT, Terms 70 suit.
Q. y. ACKERLY, $50 Broadway. Manh3ttan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

contractors $50 90
81 Nicholas ave. No. sz5 $40 Roof Main
6perating Ga5nraay owner ana aontraetor.. 100 90
l9#th ct. 100 West Mott Haven Lumber
54reci.n q. ana supply Go-pauy c5ntract5r CO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
RYE BEAGR. RYE. n Y. ON THE S6TNn :

Twenty building lots. 5Oxl50. FOR sale IN Ioundsbu-v
Park. Fully restricted. water electric street
lights: nacadam roads. The only property in the
Town OF Rye, on the Sound, that be bought in
building lots Good bathing. boating and fishing
Write for maps terms and price lists.
AUSTIN & MERRITT Agents,
Chester n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

Country Property for Sale or to Let.
ENGLEWOOD. " Largo 20 room rnsnsion. e.
- minutes station. all modern improvements: owe,
Two ceres stable lawns; shade; nice surroun1i-9
TOT sale or TO Jet unfinished. ALBERT J. PCTIfsSE
- Gortandt St. New York - "a +-fN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

Phone 251O John.

TNOR sALE.--WAHNEETA
Il Genl Reynolds Country Place beautiful Canaan
daigua Lake. Property consists acres Of
choicest grapes in fun bearing; also peach. pear plum
cherry and apple orchards mile lake with
beautiful lawn trees and shrubs Two houses fine
large barn fruit boat Zee
Yotr on hill supplies place with pure water
Cottage OF with hath. Rural Delivery
telephone and private No mosquitoes
cannot be surpassed for heahfuness beauty lOca
ton. Desirable both for country and prop
erty L. CHAPLIN CHURCH q SON, CsnandaiEua, y. Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
BROOKLYN Property to Let.

MUTTON sT-store factory; 5000 feet one noor en-
i trance streets, splendid light subway.
bridges low RENTAL. Brooklyn j. o.
MOOR Two family house. z rooms bath and pantry;
II exclusive Of piazza; suitable for physician:
$50. HOLNE. sG2 Grant Ave. Richmond Ill., Greater
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
UnfurniShed Rooms Wanted.

GEcoND FLOOR private house: with owner preferred.
- ADULT. 25O West 1lth 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Lost

1 OsT.-Boston bull; tiger marked. license No lTlBs
CJE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

PROPERTIES 20 rent SELL manage insure
L CHRILLE CARREAU Agent. 7s6 Sixth Ave 45tb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

TUTORING AZ students home subjects TAUGHT either
4 BY experienced college graduates Native lanza-,
teaShsgs Kesents Morning hours y desired. school
Win successful record coaes
last ta Highest ratereDcea opportunities orsrsd
summers anywhere en- 12n9 Island For catalogue write
the Aeh1rn1sfer. A Leslie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
School agencies.

VtHh p MIRIAM COfttIEs-E AGENCY. $50 5th ave,
New York city, makes speciality OF conaciantios-lv
furnishing % parents f1 information % good schoos ana
.nsI-ss.azs " q. s-s1sass. Es.asIi...a IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

DARGAIN-Desirabe Oflces-1 West 34th Street: ten
ID ant removing Offices lease thirteen months
r-lr. Inquire Room go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Instruction.

4 Competent CI4ARISETIsT graduate Or tbs 80
nfated @ Baerulanu ST.. Of Munich desires Il, ~.
lessons. l. RCBEI. 1i0T Park ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25

TINEN ACRES fine. high land. whole or divided: near
L station. easy terms. Apply 10 @. A ROMAN. MID
land Park y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Real Estate.
Furnished Apartments to Let.

Elegantly furnished apartment private hath a. -
l. daily; including meals. two s25 weakly ons go
~ VAN RENSSELAER,. Is East 1Ith 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-25
Winter Resorts.

-Iesanty furnished apartment private ban; 81 50
a. daily including two. SOS weekly one 49,
-HE VAN RENSSELAER,. Is East I'm o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Personals

IN Long was a Brownsville visitor
yesterday.
Walter Combs, Of Eugene, is in the
city today.
Hugh Freeland has gone to his mine
near Gates.
W. w. Cunningham is at Corvallis on
a business trip.
\ JP. Rogers went to Astoria on busi.
mess this morning
J. v. Fleming. Of Corvallis, was a
Salem visitor yesterday.
! d. II. smith. Of the Oregon Journal,
is in the city on business.
Attorney c. A. Caswell, Of Portland,
Is 10 Salem on legal business.
d. IT, Leceh and wife, Of woojburn.
were Salem visitors yesterday.
Miss Grace Muller, Of Oregon City,
is The guest Of friends IN Salem.
Attorney General Crawford went Go
Portland on the morning train.
John r. Albert has accepted posi-.
tion with a Portland hardware 6rm
". A. Demiup. Of this city, was reg
istered at the Auditorium In Chicago
?. n. Hanson, of Pendlcton, has re-.
turned home after a short business trip
Judge r. -. Watson. Of Portland
arrived In Salem on the morning train.
C. L. Morgan has returned TO Port.
land. after a brief visit with friends
here
George Edwards. Of Liberty precinct
was la che city today tfansacting bust.
ness.
G. a. Macarthur was In Salem yester.
day. and left Tor Portland on the even.
Ing train.
j. A. Norwood. representing local
nursery. has gone 10 Eugene on on eS
tended business trip.
Rev. y. l. RAIDER. editor of the Chris
tian Advocate returned 20 Portland
yesterday afternoon.
John Hall, formerly United States
district attorney, was greeting friends
in the Capital city today
Hon. J. T. Coke and Attorney N.
Upton, n Marshaeld. were passengers
bound Tor Portland yesterday after.
noon
Rov. II. D. Kimball. of SPOKANE. 70
turned home this morning President
Coleman. of Willamette University ae
him as Tar as Portland
Mr. Rsbban, a student In the medical |
'ollegs, who has been In Portland for
several days, passed through the city |
,n his way 20 Brownsville this mora
ng.
Art Lennon, who has been working |
10 tho book bindsFy for Geo. p. Rodg, |
'rs a Co. for several years, left this
morning Tor seattle where be- will fol.
ow bic occupation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

Catarrh is not only das,-
but Il causes bad breath ul,-
tion, death and decay Of bone, ]
Of thinking and reasoning power, ID
ambition and energy, often cau,s. =
Of appetite, indigestion, dyspspa,, n
throat and reaches to general dsbI|
idiocy and insanity. It needs attest.
at once. Cure II with Gauv' Os,,i
Cure Il is a quick, radical, p~u
mont cure, because a. rids he syr.
Of tho poison germs that cause sahr.
In order 10 prove 10 all who are ..
fering from this dangerous and o,l
como disease that Gauss uaiarAcu
will actually cure any caso oi sa1.
quickly no matter how long s,asai
or how bad / will scnd a inal pas
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YOU will be- welcomed insisaa
Stunned by your friends. Q, p osu
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Doctors Arc Puzzlsd

The remarkable recovery OF Ksnrsth
MeiveF Of VaueeboTo, Ne, Is the sub.
jet Of much Interest 70 the medical
fraternity and a wide circle Of friends
lie says Of this ease; "Owiug 70 severe
Inflammation Of the throat and con.
gestion Of the lungs three doctors
gave me up 20 die, when, as last 70.
sot was induced 70 try DR.. Kine's
New piseoVsEy and am happy 10 say
u saved my life." Cures the worst
coughs aud colds, bronchitis, tons
hiis weak lungs, hoarseness and IA
grippe Guaranteed AZ J. @. Perry a
drug store, salem, Oregon. soc and
tl.oo. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

Cape May. y. j.. May 22.-The Rev
Z igar Page Sites. author Of the fam.
ous hymns. "Boulah Land. " 'We n
BE There Some Day" and "simply
Trusting. today is celebrating his 10th
birthday He is still strong and vigor.
Gus and enjoying good health lie was
kept busy an morning acknowledging
the congratulations Of his numerous
friends In this city. Many letters and
kilograms Of congratulation arrived
for him from an parts Of the country
Mr. sites was born here on March
%, 1896. His father was a Delaware
Bay and river pilot, and the boy fob
lowed The water for several years lie
was converted In Mariners Bethel. AZ
Philadelphia, IN bis youth. and soon AZ
Ter began 70 study for the ministry.
During the revival Of 1876 he compos.
ei the words Of the hymn "Bculah
Lam" " which AZ once became famous.
Other well known compositions follow.
cd His fret literary work was done
ai the ago Of i6. when he wrote the
fishing poem. "Goin T'other WAY"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

Earnest A. simmons, son of Mr. an,
Mr. Edwin J. simmons died a. tA,
family Aome s66 Lineoln street. Ea
gene, a. ; o'sloek, Tuesday nigAt. after
an illness Of rs months duratioa. n,
was agod 10 years Besides his paFent,
Ae ieaves one brother and one SISTER.
The funeral vas held this moraing a,
1850 a. m, AZ the residence. with inter,
meat IN The l. o. o p. cemetery. Rev.
J. = AoCalium. pastor q the Rirs,
cAEis'iaA sAuFeAs s0nausting tAs ser.
vieea
M. simmons VAS a nePhew of Mrs.
JeAn paHey, wAo resides oa south Gem.
msssial street, ia tAis city. MrA Dan.
~ y In Aegsas astsldins he fousral.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

/ have besA suffering for the pas,
few years with a severe attach az
sheumatism snd found that Ballard :
sno" IAniment vas the only thinR
that gave me satisfaction and tended
70 alleviate my pains March "a 'O2.
John O Degnan, Kinsmah, lila
soe' ooo, snd sl.OO. For sale by d.
,. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Cascade butter reduced to sOe roll


IndianaPohs lad. March % IN.
loin' committee resumed its session mi,
si's'n0on' I've and there is a strong proba
oiii'y Of reaching a vote late tbis \,
ss'A'on' II strike is declared fhs
intervention Of the President is ex.
Pee'ed. Indiana, Illinois and Ohio oD.
pefaioFs renewed their opposition "a
pacing the matter in the hands Of =
sab-scale committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

caoloo. 10000: geese. live. pound
sdiOc; geose. dressed. per pound. iiQ
itci ducks. i6Rise; pigeons. ti9t9;
squads. tadts.
Pork Dressed. .6g7hc.
beef Dressed. a9Bc.
Mutton Dressed. taSMe.
Hops Oregon. 1906. i0Qiie: old
6d7c.
wool-io05 clip. valley. coarss 10
medium. 2t926c: Eastern Oregon.
i6aSic.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 7Tn0iOc:
store. ie0isNa
Nominal. aoc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

opgouiAh Thinks Mckinley Humorous
"Littlo Egypt" who rendered che
united States an invaluable service hy
uking Horace MeKihley 20 China,
sends bach the report that the big land
thief was again movlhg on. According
20 Egypt aeKinley has sailed for
Guatemala under tho name Of osler
N this is be- true. Il indicates that NO
kinley's ssnse of humoF has not ysi
loft him. There IL but little doubt that
Mckinley should b. ehloFoformed Or
got rid Of, bot not fof the reasons that
made oslef famous There has never
been che slightest indication of any im.
paifment 10 the Mckinley nerve. talent
90 constitution, and tho name of oslsF
ats him like q square peg 10 round
hole.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22

Washington, March 22.-Ous q 2
Keel plates OF the Oregon was foui'
be somewhat damaged six or q
months ago. but the eondtioa =
thought 10 be due TO docking on
were given az that time not 70 his
big guns Of the vessel. She is %
way home for a general oveFhs-
and thorough repairs No reports -
reached the ordnance once Of =
weakness TO the gun mounts %
battleship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-22
Newell Appointed.

Commissions were issued tods
Wilbur X. Newell, Of Castor, Wa,
ton county. for state horticultural
missioner at large and to J. d.
OF Milwaukee, Claekamas county .
horticultural commissioner, 20 on
vacancy made by the apPointmsn'
Newell.