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GBriua'o Canton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
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DISQUALIFICATION - Bolfe 1853 s.
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nan lnO Srolt, Sitleite ser Eortltr..
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

OF aguo AMI malaria can bo relieved
and eufcl With Electric Bitteru. Thls
10 pure, tonic melicins, of especial
bcneat In malaria, foF Il cKcFts a true
curative influence on tho Gisoass, div.
Ing {, sntirdy out Of tho system. Il is
much 10 b. preferred 10 quinine, hay.
Ing none Of this drugs bad after ef.
feeta r. a Muuday, Of Henrietta,
rotas, writes "My brother waa very
bow With malariai fever and jAuadiee,
tlll he took Elcctde Rlttors, which
saved HE life" Al. O. Perry . drug
sioroi price SOC, guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
Personals

Hon. Vim. y Feuion, Of Portland d
10 che city, trying cass 10 iho su
prcmo court Mf Fonton is gcnofal
oounscl for tho southern Paciae, and
has several times stood up Tor che De-
velopmehi of Western Oregon. u l.
largely doc b. hia Influence that che
il4rlman system has docilci 20 build
a.aailfoad luio Eaaisfu Oregon from
tho bead of tho Willamette valley.
born and raised 10 Western Oregon, he
Nae sesn che nccc-zIiy of doing things
fof ihis section for soms time past,
and is AZ pleased a. tho prospect as
anyone eaa be-.
,. y Osborn, an old friend of Tho
Capital Joaruai a Turner ls In tho city,
visiting hls OBJ friends, Mcssru. Ross
and Megan of Ncw PARK. His wife.
has bsou hslplesl and pamlyrod Tor.
nlne yeafa and cannot walk or raise
heF arms % ect oui ~ hof chair. NJ
ani Me Osborn live with their son
paniel ueaf Turner. no has two other
sans a. that place. J a. and ". \. os.
barn on che shaiy s.do of llfo. No.
osbufu bears up uniof tho sharp
ihfusis u aiyeraty uiih Christian
TiFii, and remaius cheerful 60 tho eni
q ihs iourusy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

New York, Jan. 15.-A,s.
legal question Is involvej
which came up in the city ~. !,
The court Is asked to deci5, y /.
mans iancee or his bro,h,,.
ters have a stronger claim : !
ey. Della Ryan was engaged ! /
ly TO be married to Frant Z, ,
was killed in an accident 4
Miss Ryan his bank boa, ,
$500 on deposit, his inwr,,, {,
and a deed 20 his burial :
turned over the last two 70 !
and brother, and kept the h. I
Tho suit which came up 70, =
has been filed by the dees. ,
sister and brother, who a.. I
money deposited in their y
name. Tho caso is atiras.l, I
erablo attention, and TIE a.
filed with lawyers when a,
taken up this morning
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
House Asks Questions.

Washington. Jan. 15.-The house to
dav adopted resolutions calling on
Senator Bonaparte to inform the house
whether there had been delay in tho
delivery Of armor plate to the Con
necticut and Louisiana, and what had
been done TO obviate such delay, and
asking whether any changes had been
made in the plans Of either ship, and
what If any. will be the additional
cost. Tho Connecticut Is being con.
structod by the government.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
Pleaaant and MOI rnnctlvs

T. J. Chambers editor Yiudieator,
Liberty, Texas. writes December 25,
1906
"Wlth pleasure and unsolicited by
you | bear testimony 20 tho curative
power of BallaTd's uorehound Syrup.
have used Il and my family can cheer.
frlly afiTm u Il tho nose effective and
bos, remedy for coughs and colds I
have ever used" Sold by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
AND
HARBORS
CONGRESS

Washington, D. C., Jan. 15.-The ma
tiopal rivers and harbors congress-
which opens It session here today, is
one Of the most important national
gatherings Of that kind ever held in
this country, The congress is composed
Of delegates representing the leading
commercial and industrial interests Of
the country and every state and terri
tory is represented in il. Among the
delegates are many men Of promin-
ence in the world Of commerce, idus-
try and finance, and all Of them have
been selected with a special regard for
their fitness and seriousness Of pur.
pose. The object Of the congress Is to
consider the needs Of the various parts
Of the country in regard TO improved
harbors and water ways and to devise
plans and methods to impress on the
Z. s. congress the Importance Of pro
viding such improved water ways and
harbor Improvements, by making the
necessary appropriations from year to
year. This is the second meeting Of
the national rivers and HORRORS con.
gress Tho first meeting was held in
Baltimore in 1901. Last summer u
felt by the merchants in the Ohio val.
Icy and In other parts Of tho country
that another national meeting was ne.
ccsmry to impress upon congress the
necessity Of providing more promptly
and literally Tor river and harbor inn
proycments IN an parts Of tho country,
particularly for the improvement Of
tho Ohio river and some Of tho most
important other water ways and bar.
bors in the country. A meeting was
held of representatives Of tho Ohio |
valley and several members Of the cx
ccutivc committee Of tho national riv
crs and hafbora congress, IN which Il
was decided 20 recommend 90 tho exec
utivo committee Of the latter orgauiza
ion 20 call another meeting. Tho
present meeting was called by Prcai
.lcnt Robert Ramsay Of Baltimore.
In accordance with tho plan Of the
'ongrcs no special water way or sec
ion Of the country will be considered
" the meetings of'tho congress The
situation viii merely be considered 10
general way and a concerted effort
Fill be made 20 Induce congress 10
make ample appropriations FOR the
york 20 be done In tho entire country.
lflef this each section viii work IA.
Ayidually Tor the money required 10
AIRY on the improvements In their res.
'ectiye localities.
The distinguished character Of the
lelsgates selected 20 represent tho dif
.eFeht states Ia the congress give ample
proof Of the importance attached 10
tho subject Of improved water WAYS
and haFboFs, What remains 10 be done
's 70 Impress upon congress the fact
mat tho commercial aud Industrial In.
'efes's OF the country as whole ds.
.nAAd recognition aud prompt attention
10 tho needs of tho entire country IN
regard 10 water ways aud haFbor lm.
a'''emeais For that purpose the ma.
.ionAl rivers and haTboFs eoLgess will
anile i's ehots upon the general pro
position without weakening is strength
By 'peeializing in its demands That
Wall be left 70 the individual work ss5l
Efforts OF the representatives OF the
various sections.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

With popsoru sni eannei tomatoes
clasie iarief tho young Quaksr. broke
hs iasi saturday night. aud 10 now
Falstly fegaiuing bic former strength
sna voigtt Jusi AZ 10 olalmei that
the Lard Wa ha,hng him 20 abstain
from ihe use ~ FOOL - he claims that
the iord ioli him whsu 20 break bic
fapi. AL Whst o. eat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
CELEBRAT.ssss f. =
ING GOLD
JUBl k

Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan !,
Vincent de Paul Society ~.
the Church Of the Asg,,..,,
braing the 5Oth anniver,'r.
istence today. In accord.,'
custom Of the church A.
was begun this morpins ~.
with special musical -.
a jubilee sermon. Manv a..
members Of the clergy tool
services. There will bo
meeting and a grand celebrg..
evening with addresso Ana
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
DOING THEIR pun
Scores OF Salem Readers Anb
tho Duty OF the Klanu

tho Duty OF tho Kianu
To alter tho blood is u,
duty.
When they fail 10 do ,lh 3
ney's are sick.
Baekaeho and many kldny {
low.
Urinary troubles, diabetes
Doan's Kidney Pills cure d,
Mrs Conradina Arnold, q 81
First street, Albany, onrs.
"DoaHs Kidney Pills did NJ =
able good. / used them fo h
pains aeress tho small OF ny a
down through tho sides ~
very severe when I stopped AS
thing or sat In one poslila \
length Of time. / got Doast I
pills and commenced their us
gan 20 get better right away 4
tinued taking them. Thg 4
lieved me and / have had Tg
touble since. I shall AluAu
keep Doan's Kidney Pills Ia ~
and viii recommend thsnn a
opportunity.
Plenty more proof like this n
lem people. Call AZ Dr. slsiil
store and ask what his suils'
port.
For sale by all dealers n
cents F9ster.MilbuFn ca }
New York, sole agents for tl'
States.
Remember the nAme-Doii,
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
Rive Found Guilty

Hattie McGinnis and four other wo.
men from the restricted district were
found guilty Of vagrancy this after.
noon. and sentenced to pay a fine Of
s2j each. The case will be appealed
TO the higher courts Carson & Can.
non are assisting Web Holmes and
they will try to knock out the city or.
dinance.
The attorneys for Fannie Davenport
and three others. who were 10 have
been sentenced this afternoon, flcd a
motion FOR an arrest Of judgment not.
withstanding the verdict This will be
charged Thursday az o'clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Worry is the mother Of sick, nervous
and troubled mentality, upsets tho on.
tiro physical system. Tho body 10 a
network Of nerves HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea soothes and rebuilds tho
entire system. 55 cents, Tea or Tab.
lcta DR.. stones drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Sometimes neFvous woman's anile.
uona arc Imaginary, Again they are
a form ~ actual and terrible illness.
In any event. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
iain Tea makes sou we'll A groat
noNe tonic. Sa cents Tea or Tahlo,a
pr sionea drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

NAtAAANAa ~
Tho prisoners ~ the pcniieuiiary
were last evening permitted 10 enjoy
something out Of iho ordinary, IN thc
shape of an illustrated lecture on thc
st Louis exposition By Mfa Filth
TozIor woathcfcd. Mrs. woaihcrci al.
- showed a number u viowu of che
I.ewls and Ozark fair, and Carl Robin.
con, Of Portland, who assisted her With
che yiova. nhg an illustrated colo. Tho
pcniicuiiary band also rendered sever.
al good numbofa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
DR.. KUN
WOnderfM,C CfiINESE DOCTOR

- F-"a#- ~ MEA
Van treat yOu With Oriental h.yh.
aud cure any disoAss without oper,tio,
or pain
ng, Kun 10 known svsrywhsre IN
SaisnA and has cured many prominent
Pe'Pie here He has lived In sslsn
Tor 70 yeras, and can be trusted Hs
e'es many medicines unknown 10 vAit.
aoetors aad with them can .rr.
sA'aHA' asthma, lung troobles rhs,.
nA'i'n, stomach, liver, and kidpev IN.
easos
Dr. Kun males a speciality Of droD.v
ana femAls troubles His re..i,..
cure private diseases when svsrythi0s
sl'e failA He has hundreds AZ -;
moaiAla' and gives consolation -.
tfiees Tor medicines very mo5.,,,.
fsEsons In the country can wri,s -,
blank sena stamp
II yoa want soms sztra sps ~.
4 fE0m ~ So
pA. KUN Bow wo oo
lo' SeatA higA street salem. o.,
otfe'''s ho'd salsn. p. o. Bor -
-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
BINGER
HERMANN
APPEARS

Washington, an. 15.-Hon. Binger
Hermann appeared in the house and and
took the oath Of Office, which was adj
mipistered by Cannon this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
Rally

Herbert O. shattusk WIN hold
meeting at ". @. T. q. han tonlght,
Monday evening, January l5th, 10 ths
Interest of enc senior L. r. L. Youug
people especially invited % attend.
An aFo welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

A special 20 the Indianapolis News
nom Marion. Ind. says that after a
bard night Of seventeen years against
eompeutors who advertised, Gunder
Bros, dry goods merchants, the oldest
mercantile firm IN Marion ana al one
time the largest retail house In north.
ern Indiana, have given up the hone
lees struggle and sold out their busi.
ness.
When gas was discovered m Marion
the town began 20 grow rapidly. ana
composition In all business was soon
encountered by all the Old local mer-
chants The new merchants adver.
tised. but many OF the old established
arms were slow IN beiieying that n
was necessary Tor them 10 nse pyfnt.
srs ink, as they knew nearly svery
man IN the county. An o. them Who
are now In business oOncindsd that n
was necessary 20 advertise m orasr "a
hold what trade they had and 10 An.
crease H. except Gunder Bros wbo
absolutely refused claiming II va
money thrown away. The nrm has ts.
best business site IN the city, but ths
store was never niled with shopDers
Thousands passed and repasssd ~
place DAY after day without stoppsne
Tue nrm carried an excellent Ins ~
eooda and treated eustomers v,en t.,t
onty a FEW farmers ans some of ths
osa citizens Of Marion patrOuiEsi IN.
place The seore is nov closed Tor iD-
vOtca ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
A alnrr rirhnt

Florence Goodin and Andrew B.
Goodmillcr were granted a marriage
permit this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
ADVERTISE


"a a recent number o. Mcclure,
plasa-Ane Is a story In which the fs,s,.
Ie'auns TO the profits Of a bstins
poNueF were brought out through lttt
kauon In the courts. II was shos-.
ula' Tie company Manufactured ths
o"uer was capitalized AZ s1co 90
, teo profits amounted to S1TesI ~
80, - ana they continued 10 grow uptt,
'Nel reaehed the enormous sggrsgs,s
lh lss' Of ST2al62, the income ts 49,
yeas being four times ths ano,,,t ~
,ss ,s..- capital Invested. The protBts s,Dos =
,e. -. nave steadily increased. but rbs
'so'uFe OF Particular interest A. thiS
s.-ls.n sS..ieeuon Is that the eompenv So.
sli,ueO Tor advertising I'm 1s7s -, "-s
Sl9l.oSi IN 1887. 'o aha
a., ms powder may or u.w
-. - sH'e been superior 20 othsr. -.
sns market, bat the bustns.. -
20 pay the immen.. -
thFough liberal ana t,,.s,.s----
'i.ias. Another f..t,,.'- ~ - ~
-s.er is that the COMPANY - -
AsvssPaPers. 'siS IN the
tne men behind that baking 49,.
oce-. ,,s---,a y me value Of the newypaper
80 g,sa' u reaching the public ana - =, !,
Newspaperdom. 'esuiA'-
tt.. sS-."., - vat TO insFpAss your vr.s.
- -essF'iss Ia thia papsT. n. Nso.- -.
- medium 20 Rea.h -, @st-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Some are born great some havs
greatness thrust upon them-otheFu al.
vcrtiso The merchant who alta down
and waits for business % come 20 him
viii una himself among tho left over
baggage when the Empire State en-
prcaa of business success pulls out
nssiness success assds three thiaHs
-haewisdHs, pash aaa seed aavs=-
ttsiaa,
Advertising ISN'T an ART. irs tnst ap
pied common sense Advertising 4
naturally a creative furce since Il
has been applied % modern eommeros
there have been created d0neua OF com
modities ana branches OF uads that
did not exist before lts advunl Ths
ppnoooooo spent annually IN this
country Tor publicity has ~ many
hundreds or millions of dollars runnlne
into wholly new channels.
nnataess o. tvaFfnFe-tn = sense. q
hHrd, eonstant nEht 90 the aatsh
AaFsFtisinH ts the bustnsss aaa,.
uaaa' sa"asFa, 'aost susetivs. ,ssapsH
oncv IN awhile We hesr some ola fel
lo~ sayins, n have never advertised
and am slhl doing bushes az the Oh
stano- lie means that he Is doing
business AZ the Old standsuu.-M. n
COREY IN Retailer aud Advertiser.
ne @est succsasfui usFcAant. a.
shis tessn Hdvsrttts reEutarIy Al. \.
P@RsF re- --ar-l T. sn~t---.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

Aess "asEeAants A0vs aErss n.,.
SsEtA~Alg ia . nsosa.8ty - -. -. =
NeSa @saiuna A. ths IsS.l - - 1-s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15
NEW TODAl

For sale.-Complete course p
engineering. Ten Morocco
@. ;. textbooks, treating o.
al, steam, railroad, munieiP1
and hydraulic engineering
MATES, astronomy, ehemis'i'
piping, minerOlogy and ge'N
hrst-elass condition. A bafs'
dress F. A. Paugh, box l4'l
Oregon. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-15

a. - wat 20 ineF1ass -. -
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C.oGwin gave sigh of relief. ]
Masouda had appointed to meet he,
uncle. the Arab. at least she must be
safe. Then he looked up to find Wult
staring back at the woman behind him
and reproved him, saying that he must
keep to the spirit of the bargain as
we'll as to the letter, and that if he
might not speak he must not look
either.
THAT is q pity" answered Wulf,
'for though she is so tied up, she must
be a tall and noble lady by the way
she sits her horse. The horse, too, is
noble. own cousin or brother to Smoke.
l think. Perhaps she will sell it when
we get to jerusalem
Then they rode on and reached the
gate of Jerusalem, which was crowded
with folk awaiting the return of their
ambassadors. They all passed through,
and the embassy was escorted thence
by the chief people, most of the multi
tude following them to know if they
brought peace or war.
Now Goodwin and Wulf stared at
each other. wondering whittier they
We're to go and where to find the rela-
tives of their yelled companion, of
whom they saw nothing. Out of the
street opened an archway, and beyond
this archway was a garden, which
seemed to be deserted. They rode into
1t to take counsel.
Jerusalem is reached, and we must
speak to her now" said Wulf, eff only
to ask her whittier she wishes to be
taken"
Goodwin nodded, and they wheeled
their horses round.
Lady" he said in Arabic, I'VE have
fulfilled our charge. Be pleased to tell
us where are those kindred to whom
we must lead you.'
Here" answered a soft voice.
Then the lady let slip her cloak,
though not her veil, revealing the robe
beneath.
by st. Peter said Goodwin. II
know the broidery on that dress. Ma
SCUBA, Say, is it you. Masouda:"
AS he spoke the veil fell also, and 10!
before them was a woman like to Ma
SCUBA and yet not MasOuda. The hair
was dressed like hers, the ornaments
and the necklace made of the claws Of
the lion which Goodwin killed were
hers, the skin was of the same rich hue,
there even was the tiny mole upon her
cheek. but as the head was bent they
could not see her eyes. Suddenly. with
a little moan, she lifted it and looked
at them.
"Rosamund! 1t is ROsamund her.
self-' gasped Wulf. "Rosamund dis
er than leaped from his saddle and ran
to her, murmuring, God, l thank
thee"'