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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
NEWSLETS

Got 10 start another week!
! I.aws-a goodness. me!
| Days. dcy seems 10 hop along
As hasty as kin be,
] likes 90 min my manners,
Bat Il ain no use 10 try;
! can't say "Howdy. Monday"
Fob mex Saturday comes by!
It ain no use o. tryin
When dey acts IN sech a style;
ia sholy work a little
Ff dcY'd only wait awhile.
But laws-a goodness honey,
Dcy comes along so fns
Dat / STAINS IN admiration
Jes' 10 watch em whizzin pas
Washington Star.
The local branch OF the British Vet
erans associa ION will visit Fall River
this evening to attend the installation of
a new branch.
The state and county conventions OF
the Ladies Auxiliary 90 the Ancinet or
der Of Hlbernians, will be held a. Paw
tucket on sunday, April %.
Mayor Dyer has headed the subscription
list for the relief OF the suffering families
ina the stricken district about Mt. Vesu-
vlus with contribution OF $50.
The Thimble club will hold an open
meeting on Monday. az 3:45. I'm Prescott
post hall. Miss Denehy VIII speak upon
the Work OF the Rescue Mission"
Prescott post G.. A. r.. observed it's
a9th anniversary at its hall corner Of
Washington and Mathewson streets. with
an old-fashioned camp fire last evening
The laet Of the series OF Lentep organ
rocitals at 81. Johns Episcopal church
was given this afternoon, Mrs G.. r.
Wheelwright. organist, playing a pro-
gram OF request numbers.
Haydn's Third Mass (the "Imperial'O
Will be sung at ST. Johns church on At
wells avenue. Easter Sunday, when Mr.
Ed. l.. Myers. organist and cholrmaster,
Will use an orchestra of 12 pieces.
The choir OF the Benehcent church sang
-Stainer.s -"Cruclfxlon" last evening with
Mrs. Harriott II. Barrows. s0prHuU; Miss
Jaenne Hunter alto, Mr. r.. Lindsey Cum
mings, tenor and Mr.. w. l.. Sweet. bass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
TO ENTERTAIN VISITING BoTANISTS

About ~ active members OF the New
England Botanical club will be entertain
ed next Friday. I'm Maxcy hall by the boz
tanical department OF Brown university.
prof. r. l.. Robinson OF Harvard is presi-
dent OF the club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
SUPREME OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY CIRCLE JACQUESCARTIER

The following supreme officers have
been elected for the current year by the
Cercle Jacques Cartier:
Chaplain. Rev. Alphonse Grafton: Presi-
dent. Emery Petit; honorary president.
Joseph ID. Blais; vice president Arthur
Lucier; secretary, Felix Broulllette: treas
urer, Nazaire Tetreault: medical exam
lner, pr' Z. n Boucher; sergeant-at-arms.
Baptiste Guillotte: inside sentiment JuIes
Langevin exterior sentinel. George Il
Bison; trustees. Oliver Fontaine and
Francois Hamlin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
TO CONSIDER PLANS
FOR MEMORIAL TABLET

The plans submitted for the tablet TO
General Sullivan at the entrance TO the
state house. will be inspected by the ex-
ccutive council OF the American irish ilis-
torical society I'm New York on April -.
Selections will be made and meeting
with the state house commissioners Will
be arranged, at which the final choice will
be made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
VETERAN HEAD CLERK REMEMBERED

Yesterday was the birthday OF David II.
Weeden. head clerk OF the registry letter
departmenrUf the post office, and he peas
presented with n large bouquet OF beauti-
ful carna tions by his fellow employees.
Mr. Weeden has served under every
presidential administration since the civil
war. and has been attached 20 the regis
try department 30 years next October.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
COLLIER ORDERED
To SELL PROPERTY
BY THE COURT

New York. April n"Wilie" Collier,
the comedian. appeared before Judge kel-
ly In the supreme court. Brooklyn. Thurs
day. as a witness in his own behalf I'm the
suit brought against him by his wife,
Louise Allen Collier. To compel him 10
cell certain property owned by him at 81.
James. l.. l.
When the Golfers marital troubles be-
gan last year Mr.. Collier agreed 20 pay
his wife 500 a week for her support and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
EQUIPPED FOR TRAVEL NOW

A handsome silyer-mounted travelling
bag and gold-headed umbrella were
presented yesterday 20 Fred N. Clarke.
foreman OF the c. ". Cahoone company
b. his fellow employees. Mr. Clarke Is 20
become member OF the firm OF Clarke &
Marigold. Newark
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
BEAUTIFUL EASTER SHOMlNa

The Easter and spring window display
OF Jones a. co. in the Arcade building ap-
peals TO every woman by It's attractive
ness and its showing OF the latest styles
The display OF lace collars I'm one OF the
windows creates much comment. especial
ly the two or three creations which are
imported from Belfast The glove win-
dow Is another worthy OF attention
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
PAWTUXET VALLEY
Opposed 10 Republican Hold.
Over Scheme - Fishing In
Reservoir Prohibited

If the bin before the judiciary commit
tee in the general assembly TO change the
elections in scituate should be passed in
the closing days Of the session there will
be something doing in Scituate. Some
time ago the Republican leaders circulat-
ed petition to consolidate the May and
November town and state elections. The
petition received the endorsement OF a
number OF the influential citizens IL had
hardly got started before a counter petI-
ton by ,the Democrats was i'm circulation
asking the assembly 10 leave the matter
as 1t Is. stating that the present system
~ giving entire satisfaction. The real mo-
i've OF the Republican party was kept
wen concealed, but IL was. nevertheless
scheme TO enable the present council
to hold over until November and also to
GUST the present superintendent OF schools.
Eugene l.. Young, at the expiration OF his
term in May. The people as a whole dis
approve OF the measure, and IL IL was sub
mitted TO them at the polls they would
surely defeat II.
TO STOP FISHING
Steps are being taken by the Pawtuxet
Valley Water company TO prevent the
slaughter OF trout in the reservoir at Fisk
Vile. The pond abounds with the
specklcd beauties, and a number OF hand
some catches have been made there since
the law came OFF. The water company
COTnpfdtTTs ruCHrsr- -tfft.-tFet+t- -4FA-a- large
measure keep the waters OF the pond pure
and they will be eXtermnated Notices
have been posted upon the grounds for
bidding trespassing. and If enforced some
OF the fish will be saved.
SEVERELY sCALDED.
Mrs. George Smith OF Riverpoint was
badly scaded Thursday afternoon by "A
kettle OF boiling water which overturned
upon her hands.
VILLAGE NOTES.
Next Friday evening Fred Mack. the
entertainer. viii make his appearance -
the bazaar held by the members OF ST.
Andrews church at the parish house.
Miss Agnes Albro is III at the home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William +.
Albro OF Pontiac.
The ball season did not open at Pastime
park today as was anticipated. A game
had been arranged with team from
Providence, but owing to a delay I'm start
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
RELIGIOUS CHALK TALK

chalk talk by Rev Charles NJ.
Whitclsey will be given at the second
open air sacred concert tomorrow at (
y. m. al tho end of Columbus avenue, adj
Joining Roger Williams park. Rev Ernest
g. Wesley and Rev. T. J. Winslade will
speak
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
EAST PROVIDENCE
Ivy Social Club Hears Report
Of Committee on Smoker
Property Owner Satisfied Hs
Will Get His MOney-hotes

Al the meeting OF the Ivy Society club
last evening the committee arranging for
the smoker" 20 be held next Saturday
evening reported that everything was pro-
crossing satisfactorily Under the head OF
the good of the order interesting remarks
were made by Past President Michael r.
Tobn, Jamse T.. Powers. John +. Davey,
Eugene j Davcy Henry Rich and Ed
ward Whitford.
At the close OF the meeting luncheon
was served and this was followed by a
game of whist in which Messrs. Henry
Rich and John f.. Davey. who played
against Michael Il. Tobin and j. y.
Burns wsre victorious.
SATISFIED NOW.
one OF the Pawtucket avenue abutters.
who believed he would not get the amount
OF cash awarded him by the commission
o nthe widening OF that thoroughfare.
called az the town hall yesterday In quest
OF Information and when he felt satisfied
that he and all the others would get their
money without the shadow OF doubt.
MINOR MENTION.
Many people are very much Interested
I'm a new d1FUtHv- =ir-r--efeetAd- in the
square one word Can" Is missing. The
sign is supposed to be the property OF
Providence firm and a number OF its
friends have telephoned In relation to the
missing word.
A boy named David was before Judge
Bliss this morning and his father. Mr.. Da-
vid, who lives on Gitst street. wanted the
lad sent 10 tho reform school rs ne is uu-
able TO do anything with him. The case
was held for investigation.
Highway Commissioner A. ~ Cunning
ham succeeded I'm getting tho watering
car into commission today instead OF to-
morrow ms has been previously announced.
The school committee will meet Monday
evening wien a movement will be set on
foot for a new high school building.
Rev Andrew J. Coultas offciated at the
services held at the Haven NJ T.. church
last evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

Host--Why did YOU strike my dog? lie
only shifted at you.
Visitor--Well. YOU don't expect me to
wait until he tasted me, do you?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

Tho Private Citlzcn--A general has an
easy time after the war H. over.
Tho General Not FOR very long though.
You soon have applications for your auto
graph and invitations TO banquets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
The Weather

as.e. tsSs7.7 GO @ %. q y. '7.E.1.
. UNIVERSITY HALL, Z
s: BROWN UNIVERSITY. {
. FORECAST: 6
s. From y. m. Saturday TO $ p. m {
q. Sunday For Providence and vicin- 4.
(. fly: Rain late tonight and Sunday; .
(. warmer Sunday. .
4. 9
Q e9:..-3s9:-:S:: (: :s:.:,.S: :.> 80: 9 800
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

The local branch OF the British Vet
erans' association will visit Fall River
this evening TO attend the installation OF
"a new branch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14

The state and county conventions OF
the Ladies Auxiliary 90 the Ancinet or
der Of Hibernians. will be held at Paw
tucket on Sunday, April %
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-14
TO STOP FISHING.

Mrs. George Smith OF Riverpoint was
badly scaded Thursday afternoon by a
kettle OF boiling water which overturned
unOn her hands
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
An Interesting Anniversary.

Queenstown, April 3.-Although no
special celebration was held, II was
recalled at the chamber Of commerce
and among the veterans Of the shipping
district that 6s years ago today. on
April 3, 1888, the Sirius, the first steam
ship that made the western trip across
the Atlantic, sailed from here for New
York, which trip Il completed in is
days. On June 10, 1897, the Sirius
was lost of the south coast Of Ire
land In May Of last year the wreck
was raised, and now most Of the metal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

dependent 10 the United states sen.
atof
In such a case Of "might happen
The will Of the party and tho will Of
the people would be violated by 40 men
setting their own Judgment againe
that Of some 5000 voters of the state.
Tho whole point Of objection 10
statement NO. Of the primary cleo.
tions law is covert assumption that
40 members Of tho legislature. Or any
other majority Of that body either
within or without party lines. should
exercise a veto power over the or.
pressed will Of the people Of tho state
ia eject, that these 90 creatures are
Independent of aud superior 20 their
creator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
500 Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleas
ell 20 learn that there Is az least one
dread disease that science has bsen able
20 cure In all It's stages, and that is
Catauh. Halls CataFFh Cure Is the
only positive cure now known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires a con,
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct.
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its own work. The prophet
ors have SO much faith In its curative
powers that they ohsT One Hundred
DollaEs for any ease that il fails 10
cure Send for list OF testimonials.
Address r. J. CHENEY co, To.
ledo, o.
Sold by an druggists, 55e,
Take Halls Family Pills for eonsti,
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
THE CHAS. H. LILLY co.
General Agents sAaplss Tubular Cream ssparatOr
PORTLAND, orsy March 20, II.


PORTLAND, ore, March 20 lss
Mr.. p, A Virgins salem.
Dear s We receipt OF notification sharples spa
they reduction price
size Of Tubular Dairy separatOTs.
This has been done meet the made competitors
forced into position wherein their sales
unable 10 furnish their factories with them
satisfactory One Of the best cut
speedily followed by the third largest Tubular was the
follow suit although being the real
wonderful popularity Of the Tubular had reaped
vest Of sales that other makers becoming the big falling
sales had recourse to the cutting Of prices For actual capacity the I
lar viii be found far lower in price than other make
No Tubular (hand Powe) Capacity ,........iA
No s-Tubular (hand pOWe) Capacity ..........
No S-Iubular (hand POwer) Capacity 400 .........,
No 4-fubular (hand pOwer) Capacity ms
No 6-rubulaF (hand POWer) Capacity
No s-rubular (hand pOwsr) Capacity ms ........
These prices win douby Tubular sales no
afford order other provide for this
have doubled had better
order at to insure prompt shipment Yours truly
THE CHAS. h. LILLY o0
We sell ParatOFs monthly payments Ou pay y''
checks
Can and see the machines
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Somewhat ESaEEsratsd.

A falsehood In the form Of a dis.
patch from Raker City has been pub.
hshed In the leading papers Of ore.
gou and Idaho 90 the effect that hav
In Vale aud vicinity advanced from
800 10 $50 ton during the recent
cold snap. Whoever heard OF hay being
worth $50 ton. The truth Is Aay al.
vance from - 20 about sl0 a ton, aud
very little sold At that high 6gure. Il
Nas also reported that much damage
70 stock vas dons, which Is also false.
The stock men say that very little dam
age q stock was done. -NeAalem Ga.
Eette.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

Al meeting Of tho board OF direct
tors of the salem Mutual Cannery
held saturday, the following named
oteeFs were elected, Geo. ". Weeks
pFesidenti Noah Weleh, vice president
g. A. A. Fisher, tFeasureri 5. p. kim,
ball, secretary and manager l.. X
Page. Noah Welch and Geo. W. Weeks
executive committee, The board con
sists of the following named members
Geo, W Weeks Noah Welch, C.. A. n.
Fisher 3 2. Kimball. l.. X. Page. VIM
Iosel n. w. savage. r. }. CLARK aul
r. Hofer.
The management is now prepared 20
announce that the concern will be
ready Tor thf strawberry crop, that
they have ordered the machinery. snd
that the concern viii be in full opera,
'ion for the seasons business The
building is neariug completion. Il
viii be 6oSiso feet in size. and Is
especially well adapted Tor the pur.
pose for which Il is being built. The.
fruit growers Of the surrounding eouu
iry are 20 be congratulated upon the
progress they have made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

Owing 10 some trouble With the elee
tric lights last night. the Passion Play
moving pictures. which we're 10 have
been pFesented at 81. Joseph's church,
could not be shoWn Arrangements
have been made for carrying out the
program tonight and tomorrow night
1t is perhaps one Of the strangest aud
weirdest representations ever put upon
the stage, or endeavoEed TO be repre-
sented BY any actors The Passion
Play as produced a. ObeFamergau, has
become world famous and the moving
pictures give one a realistic idea Of its
grandeur. Tonight and tomorrow night
at 81, Joseph's church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

Science has proven that tho moon has
an atmosphere. which makes lie In
some form possible on that satslllte,
but not for human beings who have q
hard enough time on this earth OF ours,
especially those who don't know that
Electric Bitiers cure headache, bilious
ness, malaria, ehills and fever. iaun
dice. dyspepsia, dizziness. torpid liver
klsney complaints. general debility and
female weakness unequaled as a
general tonic and appetizer for weak
persons especially Cor the aged. Il
Induces SQUAD sleep Fully guaranteed
by }. C. Perry, pruggist Price only
soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03


The Labor Pres of Portland reviews
the political possibilities which might
como 20 pass undof Statement No. 4
In tho election Of United States son
aiof a. follows
While the opponents of Statement
No. OF the primary law are raising
objections 10 u on tho ground always
of whit "might happen" why don 4
they object 90 tho she Of hroarms bal
loon asccnsions. railway travel. deep
swimming pools, aud everything else
that has 10 ID tho element OF "what
might happen."
Now u "might happcn" that the
people OF this state would elect 10 che
legislature 90 Republicans and "a Den.
ocTats aud at thc sane time select an
Independent for United States senator
BY 10000 majority.
Thea n one of lhe p0 Legislators was
pledged 90 statement No What
might happent' IL ia up % the read
% 20 answer Nou know what wouli
happen. The souatorship would be sold
a. SALEM probably 10 Republican,
possibly 20 a Democrat You would
thea have this denominations Forty
slE irresponsible public servants asents
Of 10000 electors setting aside the eK
pressed will Of the entire body OF the
states eleeioFate. Whist forf
TO comply with the provisions %
tho federal constitution Teehuieal
y, yes. Bot iu truth Tor whatf This
IL not a far fetched case. IL has Ia
effect already happened IL Oregon p,
political history.
Let us pat the "what might hap.
pen " phase Of the ease 10 another way. |
supPosing the next legislature shall b. |
composed Of 90 Republicans aud a
members Of variegated political hues /
and the people In June elect hy 10000 |
majority d Republican Who has been
duly nominated a. the primary elee
sion, but who Il not personally accept. /
able 10 the Republican members Of the
legislature who proceed 70 elect aa in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

Il declares (section /, article 81 that
all property must be listed for taxation
excepting such only for municipal, ed.
ucational. literary, scientific, religious
or charitable purposes as may be spe-
cially exempted by law. The Changers
have always upheld out constitution and
they supported the late Governor Pen
mover in 1889 when he vetoed the Port
land water bill and its non-taxable
bonds.
Il is true that several farmers, both
in the Grange and outside Of it, voted
for this Tuttle act in the last legisla-
ture. They had not time to examine
its provisions and they believed il just
and constitutional because a conference
Of county judges had endorsed It. The
county judges wish to make a record
for low taxes and economy and they
also wish to point with pride TO long
lines Of good roads built during their
terms Of office, hence this hasty en-
dorsement Of this act. This law is un.
der test now, and in some places the
county court has offered $500 to $1,000
mile aid, from the county treasury,
for local improvement.
never knew our bankers TO exhibit
such a lively interest in road improve.
ment before. They express themselves
as ready to buy up the county non-tax
able six per cent certificate as soon as
issued.
one pioneer citizen Of Marion county
was asked what he would do. II he
owned quarter section on either side
of a road to be improved under this
ict "why," he replied, "t would
rive one piece to the county court and
Try TO save the other"
Suppose a man owns a farm, adjoin.
ng road to be 30 improved, which
io rents. lie will be taxed his share
without a word to say, because he Is
nonresident II this road improve.
ient benefits bis land AZ the law Dc.
larcs 10 will, tho assessor comes along
nd raises bis valuation and he is thus
axod again. Then n this man lives 10
city within a mile Of tho road term.
bus he will be taxed on bIs house and
,t. II tho city concludes 20 aid this
5ad BY lcvying a fvo mill tax, be
.ust pay again. And when the county
1urt gives $1,000 a mile. 90 the work
rom the county funds. he is again pay
" bis proportion and be may thus
,unt up aye special road taxes besides
ID regular annual allotment.
Dr. Tuttle, who IL the author of this
~. has been an honored eitisen and
physician Of Astoria Tor over
years. We are not advised that be
yus farms or lands which may be- as
ssed FOR road purposes undeF his act
or thus Il seem that Clatsop county
~ urging tho enactment Of such .
easuFe, since q has. as yet made no
o Of a. Nor have the farmers any
ieFs IN the state asked for such
w.
10 whatever way you look AZ this act.
dts a despotism better than a. free
10 Il makes a few pay for what
leTs are 20 use and enjoy, and the
q thing one can say Of IL Is that Il
ght have been woFsel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Cures cougha and cnia.

Mrs c. Peterson, 25 LAX, q p.
poka, Kas., says "of all ,ssss -.
odies Ballard's Horehound SIN. I. -
favorite; it has done and win A ~
that is claimed for ito speeja, -.
all coughs and eolds-and Il issr-.
and pleasant to the taste. soldl l,S
]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

has been made over into steam s,,i..
and taps. Her crank shaft. vbi,. =.
Of solid brass. has been mv.a AL
small disks which have been wi,,,,
engraved and distributed as sopv,.a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

To hear Rev. Howard Anna shaw,
one Of tAe most brilliant speakers on
the American platform at the First
~ T. shureA. Friday, April 9th. Ad.
mission frees 7'So p m Collection.
asa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
DO You Like GOOD Thinua

Everyone who likes good things
should visit Ragan's grocery these
bright days 40 Court street. phone
$50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03
Sharp1eS Tubu1ar Cream Sep.
arators, Cost IN Price.

following the Northwest distributors the sharp ~
sbexpanatoTy already the big cut
needless bearing fruit sepaato
old a the history business
been interested Investigate
literature Tor the asking Following 5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-03

Are now seen on the streets And
they are not All Rew. I renovated
many. Albert shaw, ass Court street
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-09-14
Dr.. GauIt Of Tacoma Is Chosen for
State CO.."

The regents of education in special
session at Big Stone elected DR.. Frank
lin B. Gault of Tacoma, Wash, to the
presidency of the South Dakota uni
versity. DR.. Gault has had twenty
years of executive experience, is in
the prime Of life, and is regarded as
one of the leading educators west of
the Rocky mountains.
Franklin Benjamin Gault was born
in Wooster, Ohio, May 2, 1851. He
was graduated from Cornell college in
Iowa and received the degree of B. S.
In 1877, M. S. in 1886 and A. M. in
1897. He was married at Mason City,
Iowa, in 1886 to Jennie F. Perrett. He
was superintendent of schools at
Tama, Iowa, in 1S77-s1, at Mason City
1888, and at Pueblo, Colo, 1898.
He organized the Tacoma, Wash.
school system and also the University
of Idaho, of which he was the presi-
dent from 1892 to 1898. In 1899 he re-
organized Whiteworth college at Ia
coma and has since been its president,