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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10
sure Cure For Pnsa

ftehing piles produce moisture anl
cause itehlngi this form, as we'll as
blind, bleeding or proiruding piles are
cured By pT. Bo-san,ko's Pile Remedy
Stops itching aud bleeding AbsoEbs
tumoTa SOC a iaF AZ druggists, or sent
By mail Treatise free. Write me
about your eEse. Dr.. BomHko. Phila.,
Pa.
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only Barkeepsr

AAN" NAtiNa NNt t'N.t'.N
Yesterday afternoon there was laiJ
away a. the narrow heritage of all man
kind the mortal remains OF one we'll
known in the city. Nle had hardly
reached the meridian Of life when be
should he In lhe slIsngih anl glory ai
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

anted.-Energetie, Trustworthy man
70 work In Oregon, roProssHting large
manufacturing company. SALARY 90
70 900 per meath, paid weekly OK
Psnses advanced. Address, with
stamp. J. Il. MooFs, salem, orsgon
4.7-sts
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Wanted-Men and boys wanted 10
learn, plumbing. brick laying and
plastsring trades pays 500 day.
Special ofer s25j two months course
Short term only. Union card guaEan-
teed- COyne Bros. Co. New York,
Chicago, st Louis. Free eatalog.
823-lyr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-10

Wautsd-A good cook, at No. POS Cap
ital street, corner Of Chemeketa.
Phone 1880. 46-lWk
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pERAlAroIoamr

Emma B. AAhfOrd-0raduats dormatol.
ogist anl scalp specialist. Every
blemish Of the human face eradioat-
el Scientific facial and scalp mas
sage All work guaranteed. Eld.
ridge block, sO2h Commercial
street. 8-l-Im
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A0T 0EEAs
BsaBas 1Ih ~ IA ~ N.sn hISs1
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YOu Want to Know
WHAT You Swallow ?

are IL growing sentiment in this
try in favor Of MEDICINES OF KNOWN
sosrTION. 10 Is but natural that one
ld have some interest In the compO-
a of that which he on she Il expected
allow, whether Il be food, drink OF
cognigine this growing disposition
he part Of the public, and satisfied
the fullest publicity can only add to
we'll ll-earned reputation Of his medi-
Dr. X. " Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. Y,
taken time by the fOrelOck,- as 10
and is publishing broadcast a list
the ingredients entering into his
hg medicines, the nGOlden Medical
very the popular liver invigOrator
hch tonic. blood purifier and heart
ntor; also Of his "Favorite Prescrip-
for weak, over worked, broken
nervous and invalid women.
y bold and out-spoken movement on
bart Of DIR. Pierce, has, by showing
ly what his we'll known medicines
NompOscd of. completely disarmed al
|.IN|ng critics who have heretofore un-
attacked them. A little pamphlet
N hcpn compiled, from the standard
MIeAl authorities Of al the several
04|s Of practice. showing the strongest
E||ffomcnts by leading medical writers
81 |r several ingredients which enter into
| Heroes medicines A copy Of this
|||r book IL mailed frcc 10 any one de-
UI to learn moro concerning the valu-
IE'H native medicinal plants which enter
|I1 The composition of DR. Pierce's med
|Einea Address DIR. Pierce as above.
Dr pisrces Pleasant Pellets are tiny, suE-
aI-coatcd anti-blliOus granulcs. They reg
nlata and invig0rato stomach. Liver and
nouela DO uut bUgct The pill habit" hut
curn conetips tlun. One or two each day for
\ iaantire and regulator. three or four TOT an
sctive cathartlc once tried always In favor
$50 600 ~. qyfs P.sSs SS.S Ss%Sg nj ssPss sn.t OF
Medical Adviser n hbok that sold - the eH-
NnHf ~ r00 GO rnuiea . few
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waitress az the 81. Charles
Hotel, Albany. Apply at once.
s-s-R
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ogTEoPATFra

r>es-s-s~--es-~--- ---N-r>r~-s--e.
DIT. W. Il Merc@.-oraduate Of Kirhn.
vie, No, under founder Of oatee.
pathy. Rooms e53o Brsyman blda-
Commercial g., phone oio. neal-
dence tie N. SUMMER -, phone elA
Treats acute and chronic discaaaa
Examinations frea
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Is \\I<I
+SseaousuSusuouOssusaouOus'
FoR SALE.
------.N~~-~-----Ns~~- -0N-~~s>--->~~-~-~s~--
For sale.-Dirt, suitable for lawns and
other purposes Phone 464x.
3-l2ims
For sale.-A good team. weight 1850.
Inquire Of II. p. Cleveland, Liberty,
Oregon. t.7-3t'.
For sala--Four fresh milch cows. In
quire Of W. b. Duncan. Salem, care
Mccoy stage. Phone Farm 2l.
4-I.Sts
Tor saio--A pure bred Jersey COW, at
low price, IL taken soon. A. p. Hofsr,
care Journal Office. s-2s.u
For saie-At a bargain. A good sec
ond-haBd baby carriage. Call at
Journal ofice. t.5.6ts
For sale-DeIsavai separator, nearly
now. Bought for teO, win cell for
ESQ cash. Inquire Of A. w. Nuscm,
Gorvats Route 2, or phone Farm 80.
For sale-A large Durham COW. giving
2 gallons Of milk per day, years
old, very gcntlci will be fresh In 90.
tobcr Call at 470 Eighteenth street.
4p.St'
Tor salo.-A brand new white ladies'
tailoring machine. or 20 trade FOR a
ladivs' bicycle Inquire Of Mrs. l..
Campbell. South Commercial street.
Phone 1879. t.Siwk
Tor Bale.-Dry second growth ar, $3.50
per cord delivered. Also Jumbo
stump pullor. IN aFut class condition.
Inquire Of Louis Iaehmund 4 %.
corner of stats AMI COMMERCIAL
streets Phone Main 7a iioim
Tor saie.-Now light and heavy spring
wagons, carriages. carts, now and old
buggics. huckboards and ono doliv.
ery wagon, 10 tho salem Carriage ana
Wagon Factory. W Fennel. prop
sol % sos. North Liberty street.
apim
FOR RENT
For hont-oliycr typewriter. Address
"A," caro- of Journal ofice. t.e.at'
WANTED.
-s----~----s-rs----z>- -z>->--,e----s>---s-s-=--
wAnted-Contfaota 20 plant ououmbers
Tor pickles Apply 20 Gideon stolE
Co., Min and summer streets.
t5-iwk
WANTED good nursery canyasser
far Valley territory Oregon Nufs
cry company, t'e'St
wanted.--A position a. housekeeper
Inquire of \ A. Pettyiohn, $50 Cot.
tago street ta3ts
Wantod-Gentleman or lady, With good
references, % travel Cor hfm of $3.50,
600 capital salary tlo52 per year and
expenses salary paid weekly anl eE.
pehses advanced. Address, With
stamp, J, A. Alexander. Salem, Ore
gou. A0at'
MUSIC STUDIOS
e--@-----.-s~--.----,en
Music Studio. Prank z. OhuFohin
Musieal Studio Associate teacher
wsstern Conservatory, Chieago, m,
representing Interstate system a
Salem, Oregon In the Gray block,
room g. Studio hours . 70 ne and :
20 5. s,l9-tf
TIE selsy Studios Thorough iastrue.
tion In music. M and Mrs Frances
60 seley, specialists In Voice PrOdue-
d. W-a...-..a.aN..
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MrsoE1.LANEoUs.

salem mon wSTSs-FCundoFS, msshis.
lists and blaeksmithS Manufactures
Of All kinds Of sawmil machinery.
Hop and fruit drying s.OveA etc.
Manufasturers % the Salem Iron
WORKS Hop Pres. 11-3e-1m
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The seisy Studios. Thorough instTue.
tion In music. M and Mrs.. Frances
60 seley, specialists In Voice PrOdue-
uon, Interpretation and Harmony.
Opera House Building rooms and
10. Residence phone Main 5T4.
il-2.ilm
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tnnf III soo Zoo o0pies . few
Years 40. AZ $50 par COPY.
IHHI Nuar We rave awaT
I1olN wpruh ~ these invalua-
Die nuuNa This year We shall
rive eway eannO worth uf
tlrm VIII you sharc iu this
Nrncntf IN 30. send only ~
Nnn-crnf atAfafls " cuver cost
~ maIIlnr only Tor book In
4Ii1 unIIef covers. o. u STAMPS
~ cIuIh hahund Address Dr.
~ " Pierce. buffalo, n. Y.
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For Bale.-Dry second growth hr, $3.50
per cord delivered Also Jumbo
stump pullor. In arut class coudition.
Inquire Of Louis Lachmund a %
corner of stats AMI Commercial
streets Phone Main 7s il0.im
Ior saie.-Now light and heavy spring
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wagons, carriages. carts now and old
buggIes. buekboards and ono dollv.
cry wagon, a. tho salem Carriage ana
Wagon Factory. w. Ronnel. prop.
sOi % sos. North Liberty street.
anim
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MUSIC srupIoa

.-.---s-.a-a-aree---.a--,
Music Studio. Prank z. Ohurchll
Museal Studio. Associate teacher
Western Conservatory, Chieago, m,
representing Interstate System a
Salem, Oregon In the Gray block,
room 8. Studio hours 10 ne and :
% s. sl9tf
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PLUArRERa

AAAsAAAAAAsHH
Theo. NJ Barr-sueccsso % Barr 4
Petnsl, tinner and plumber. Hot AiT
water and steam heating . speciality,
Salem, Oregon. sa-
BoruArdi 4 DunsfOrd, Plumbers. steam
and gus ht1sFA All kinds of plumb
Ing supplies. No. 90 state street
Phona lis Maln. iOatf
ToNBoRIAL
Evans Barber Bhop.-Evsrythlng new
aAa up 10 date. Finssl poreslaia
batha shaving, i5a. hAlrcut,ing a5s
baths aSc First class boo,blAska
@. w. Evans. Proprie,or.
VETERINARY sUR0EoE
Or. II J. Young Veterinary surgeon
aud dentist, 30 ypars' experience.
An work guaranteed. Difficult surgieai
operations leciaity. Phone bsi.
once a Club STABLES. Phone 7, sa.
lem, Oregon. ss'tf
CONCRETE AND CEMENT WORK.
,. +. Voateh, eontTaotor ana builder
OF cement walks. septic sswer TANKS,
foundations und 1oors, s2s Marion
street a.5.tf
LODGES.
Forstsls o. AmsTioa-oourt Sherwood
Foresters, No. no. Mests Tuesday In
Hurst hall, State street u. 3. Rider,
O. H. A. l.. Brown, n Z.
omlral Lode Ne. is, X Of P.-oasils
Hall In Holman block, corner State
And Liberty stFssta Tuesday Of oAsA
week a. TisO p. N. J. q. Graham, Q.
o. w. l. stalsy, X. 0f n And a
Modern woOdmsn Of AmoneA-Ors
goa Cedar Camp, No. 6at6. Meets
every Thursday sveaing Al O'Clock
Holman Han. W. W. Hnl, v. Ci|
y A. Tarnos, Osrk.
Woodmaa OF Wond - Meet every Fri.
day nigh, a 1880, an Holman Han.
A. ,. Rassy, O Q. p. l.. FraEier,
siork. i.1O.n
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
Rsd FSout ssablss-Sr.s.sl .sl... Hysrv
beading and sale stablss RubboE
tirod b1Egiss sAd hns driving stock
~. "a HArrod. propuetOr. fTi che
mskstA strost. Phons Main 20.
i1itiyr
Ped BaFn-tPoelal attsatiOa 10 traa
sisnI taama Farmers patronage 90
hsited Waiting rooms for kdios
We slso carry a full hhe Of feed
Losatsa Ht Ciab stAlloa. corner Lib
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For Rant-oliyer typewriter. Address
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Miss Kate Driscoll of Moscow
Idaho, is visiting at the home of
DR.. w. D. Valentine, E4OS Augusta
avenue.
Ladies' play billiards and pool
every day and evening at Phster
billiard parlor. "
Rev. l.. w. Cronkhite, a mission
airy, recently returned from Bur
nah, will speak in Union Park Bap-
fist church at 1880 o'clock tonight.
The city and county authorities
have notified the 100000 club that
wherever possible they patronize
local merchants and manufacture
ers.
Postmaster Harrison feels certain
Spokane will receive the additional
5000 900 for the federal building. Ii
this sum is secured, the total
amount appropriated for the Spo-
kane building will be 100000.
The Northwestern Business col
lege will have its regular social to-
night in the commercial room. The
orchestra recently organized under
the direction of Franz Mueller will
play, and there will be a program
and a debate.
Miss C. L. Crook, teacher of Ger
man in the high school, will leave
about April l for four months
trip to Europe. She will have as
travelling companions her sister in
law of Evanston, H., and Miss Yer
is Smith of Spokane and DR.. and
Mrs. Ryall of Worcester, Ohio.
A. w. Neimeyer, secretary of the
Old Time Photographers of the Paci
fic Northwest, is issuing $50 invi
tations to the 81 dinner to be giver
by the society in the Moorish room
Of the oHtel Spokane Feb. II. This
cub has just been organized, ant
the dinner will be it's first socia
gathering.
w. T. Kyle, formerly presiden
of the Spokane Columbia Rive
Railway & Navigation company
has transferred all his interests il
the company to e. w. Swanam, sec
rotary of the company. The new
line will extend from Spokane t.
Ringold bar on the Columbia rive
and will be 1853 miles in length.
The Fidelity National bank hat
it's annual meeting yesterday anC
added j. C. Cunningham of Spo
kane and Thos. H. Brewer of Gen
esee, Idaho, to the board of direc
tors. The other directors and off
GERS who were reelected were
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09

George Brooke, president; d. X.
Mcpherson, vice president; A. w.
Lindsay, cashier; o. c. Jensen and
John A. Hurd.
On the petition of his wife and
Prosecuting Attorney Barnhart,
Calvin r. Bonham, a farmer living
near Cheney, was declared yester-
day by Judge Poindexter to be a
habitual drunkard. All saloon
keepers in the county will be mott
fed that the decree has been made,
and in the future if they sell in
toxicating liquor to Bonham they
will be responsible for his conduct
and liable for any damage he may
do.
Certificates of deposit are adapt
ed to meet all requirements.
They enable a man to deposit his
idle money at interest
For periods of time to suit his
conveniences without FORGETTING
the interest earned in the event
that he wants to withdraw the
money.
We issue these certificates at lib.
eral rates of interest and on favor.
able terms.
Open Saturday evenings between
and 8 p. m. 'se
Spokane G. Eastern Trust Co.
Arrangements for the Lincoln
| birthday memorial service to be
held Sunday night at Vincent Meth
odist Episcopal church have beer
completed. The church, which
seats between 800 and 900, will
doubtless be crowded, as reserva
lions have been made for 450 seats
for two posts of the G. A. R., the
| Woman's Relief Corps and thu
General Charles King camp of the
Spanish War Veterans and the re
lief corps of that camp. The serv
ices will start at 1880 sharp, ant
will last about an hour and As min
utes. The church will be special!
| decorated.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
EVENTFUL CAREER OF A WOMAN
WHO BECAME female HUSBAND"
WORE MEMS CLOTHING, SHE
SIN Of ED, c n WE D AND
SHAVED-BECAM A "BRlOE-
GROOM" BEFORE HER Sc.
cRET WAS DISCOVERED.

Special Correspondence of The
Press.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 9.-Of
all the strange stories which come
before the police departments of
big cities, none is recalled in which
officers were forced to tell bride
of three days that her husband
is a woman, as was the case when
John A. Whitman" arrested here
as vagrant, turned out to be
Pauline Webster, 81, Gaffney City,
S. c.
The bride, Eta Jelley, refused
at first to believe the statement
and later burst into tears of humil-
iation and of sorrow.
Eta loved John" and after Ibis"
arrest held his" hand, brought
him" delica cies and otherwise con-
Quoted herself as any bride of
three days might have done under
the circumstances.
The female husband took things
calmly. Smoking cigaret and
chewing a cud of tobacco, two hab-
its she had forced herself to &C.
quire, she calmly sat on the edge
of a bunk in a cell.
Miss Jelley, aged %, is a wait
ress. Said she:
This person, John, Joseph, Paul
ine or whatever you want to sail
him-I mean her - told me we
would put our money together and
start a restaurant. Hell mean
she-said he had some money in
the bank and that she was born in
Paris. l had saved up s1S5 which
Cornett was keeping for me. Cor
nett would not give me the money
even after me saw the justice of
the peace. am glad of it now.
Cornett saved me-"
The climax Of the wedding was
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
LET TAX DODGERS HOME BURN;
BAR HIS CHILD FROM SCHOOL

Special Correspondence of The
Press.
RENISON, Texas, Feb. 9.-With-
drawal of the benefits of fire pro-
lection and of the right to send
their children to school is the sug-
gestion made by Alex w. Acheson,
mayor, of Denison, Texas, as a
means of forcing tax delinquents to
pay up. The mayors scheme was
formally submitted to the council
and a committee was appointed to
report upon the matter.
To the council the mayor said
that about $4,000 in taxes were
unpaid.
These delinqquents are not al
ways the shiftless or poverty
stricken. Some of them are among
the most successful business men
in the community. One-third of the
delinquent taxes are due the school
fund. If they were paid, the direc-
tors could increase the salary of
every teacher $50 a month.
"One man kicks on 1915 taxes
on four room house when he
sends three children to school. An.
other who bowls at a tax of Al
cents has four children at school
Their negligence in promptly pay
ing taxes is a blow at the intelli
gence of the rising generation; il
Is a slap at their own children"
Regarding the ACCESSIBILITY of let
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
DOPE" BROWN
now ACCUSED
Of VA6RAh(I

]. T. Mcdaniel, partner of
Dope" Brown, the man who was
shot and killed by Officer Willis a
few years ago while trying to es.
cape arrest, is in custody, charged
with vagrancy.
Mcdaniel was once arrested and
found guilty of stealing a bicycle
from one of the clerks in McCabe-
Johnson Hardware company. While
serving his sentence he tried to kill
himself by cutting an artery in his
arm. The scar still remains.
Mcdaniel is said by the police to
be one of the best known petit
thieves in this city. He will steal
anything he can get his hands on
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
MAYOR Acheson, Denison, Texas

property of people who refuse to
pay taxes which keep the machine
running, while six more delinquents
lived in adjoining houses which
would have burned had the fire
hose not reached them.
GAS these people have set them
selves in class separate from the
rest of tC citizens, it is no more
than proper that we should recog-
nize them as declining to partici-
pate in the cost of running the bust
ness of the city, and therefore en-.
titles to minimum of it's bene-
fits"
Mayor Acheson is thoroughly in
EARNEST in his proposition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
THE GAUzE SCARF
1t Will Be an Effective Part OF
One of the New Spring
Costumes,

NEW YORK, Feb IA graceful
old fashion is being vigorously re-
vived this spring. 1t is the gauze
scarf as a part of the costume not
as an accessory.
These costumes must be simple,
with the scarf as the feature.
With such costume there
should be few frills and no jewelry.
The costume shown was of pale
gray organdie, in which was a tiny
pink figure. The only trimming
about the neck and sleeves and a
few tucks at the bottom of the
skirt.
The scarf was of pink chiffon
The slippers also were of pink.
Another effective scarf costume
worn by a slender brunei was OIL
white silk crepe. 1t was made with
out even the embroidered bant
about the neck and arms. The
scarf was of white chiffon embroid
cred in gold. The slippers were o
gold and worn with yellow stock
ings.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
THIS DAY IN HISTORY.

1S26-Pitssburg millionaire stay
ing at big New York hotel declined
tc be introduced to musical comedy
star, on the ground that he was an
old man and married.
1777-Great excitement in Phila
delphia.
1738-New York millionaire sent
to jail for running over child while
scorching in automobile.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
HANFORDAS
SHYLOCK DOES
GREAT WORK

The production of 1.-THE Merchant
OF Venice" last night by Chas. b.
Hanford and company at the Spo-
kane afforded great pleasure to
many theater goers in Spokane
who love the old classic produc-
tions. Hanford's portrayal of Shy
lock was a strong, intelligent piece
OF work. He emphasizes revenge
as the ruling passion of Shylock's
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
INQUIRE INTO
CADET HAzING

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. o.
The house committee on naval af-
fairs today appointed sub-commit-
tee to 60 to Annapolis to inquire
into hazing. Representa- tive Vree-
land is chairman, Representatives
Loud, Davidson, Padgett and Gregg
are the other members.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
EIGHT HOUR
MUST STAND

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. O.
The senate this afternoon passed
the urgent deficiency bill after kill
ing the Patterson amendment to
strike out the provision exempting
alien labor from the operation of
thei eight hour labor law on the
isthmus.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
HOPPER WILL Be
ROAD SUPERVISOR

The county commissioners today
appointed John Hopper of Foothill
successor to Charles Dishman, re-
signed, as road supervisor of the
first district of the county. Mr.
Hopper is one of the pioneers OF
the county and has had road ex'
perience as foreman under Mr.
Dishman.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
ting the property of the delinquents
burn, Mayor Acheson said:

burn, Mayor AchesOn said:
when a man stops paying his
when a man stops paying his
fire insurance premium, the insur-
ance ceases. If a dozen men are
in line passing buckets of water to
a burning house, should they be eX-
pected to continue work when the
owner stands idly by and does not
lend hand to eXtinguish the
flames? OF q runs by the fire de-
partment lately, nine were to the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
TWENTY SEVEN
WERE KILLED

HINTON, w. Va, Feb. Q. - A
list of dead in the Parallel mine
explosion yesterday now has reach
ed at least 81, mostly negroes and
Hungarians. Eighteen bodies have
been recovered.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
RANGE war
HAS STARTED

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 9.-The
fierce O'Boyle-O'Neill range feud
has broken out afresh. Tom O'Neill
has been assassinated, fences cut
and stock scattered. More trouble
is certain.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
PAULINE WEBSTER, FEMALE HUSBAND"

caused by Cornett. After Miss Jel-
ley tried to get her S1S5, Cornett
investigated and found that Whit
man had pleaded illness after the
ceremony and had made no prepar-
atoms towards establishing a home
for his bride. He caused Whit
mans arrest on a charge of vag-
rancy for the purpose of finding
out whether Miss Jelley's money
would be safe in her Husbands"
hands No one was more surprised
than Cornett when the police told
him Whitman was a woman.
Pauline Webster is said to be
well connected in South Carolina
She attended a female seminary.
Three years ago she left home to
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-02-09
Will BUILD
CUP DEFENDER
(Scripps News Association.y

SAN DIEGO, Feb. "a meeting
of officers of the San Diego Yacht
club decided to build a Upton cup
defender for races announced for
Aug. 6, Z and 8. The funds are
available and it is expected the
boat will be finished May /.
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NEuRAIGIA

Is an afilictiOn OF the nerves, and
therefore yields readily to the sooth-
ing influence of DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
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and drive out the pain by relieving
the irritated condition of the nerves.
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find work, and to get a job as cook
for a travelling opera company,
donned mems clothes. After the
troupe disbanded, she found it
easier to obtain positions as a man
than as a woman, and worked in
many restaurants in various cities
as waiter. dishwasher or cook.
What Pauline Did to Appear
Like a Man.
Learned to smoke and chew to-
bacco.
Practiced walking with long step.
Used a razor to induce a beard
to come.
Kept her hair clipped close.
Enunciated slowly to avoid talk
ing in high tones.
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life and not greed. In this inter-
probation he is consistent through
out the play. His transitions from
one passion to the other in the
scene when he discovers the dou-
BILE loss of daughter and wealth
was exceedingly clever. Miss Drof-
nah as Portia upheld her well earn
ed reputation for clever work. Al
exander Mackenzie as Antonio and
Caryl Gillin as Gobbo also deserve
mention for their good work.
The company presents "1ngomar
and 1.-THE Old Guard" tonight.