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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
An Expert Forger.

Speaking Of Harris, who IL now In ial
here the Portland Journal says,
bon Klein, said 10 be- one OF the mosl
successful passefs OF bad checks who
ever operated Ia this city, has been
captured az Salem.
The arrest OF Klein was made with.
out knowledge OF bis identity. Az sa.
lem be used the assumed name OF Chas.
Harris. lie fell under suspicion as a
person Of that name Is said 10 have
sNiadled several theatrical concerns
When arrested his picture was seat 20
the local police authorities, with a re-.
quest for his record, Archie Leonard
the police clerk, recognized the photo
graph as that OF Ben Klein.
II possible the Salem authorities will
be induced 70 foFego the prosecution Of
Klein on the charge for which he was
taken into custody there Thursday. In
such case he will be brought to Port,
land for trial on the charge Of obtain.
ing mohey by false pretenses.
A complaint Was dled against him in
the police court ten days ago BY NJ.
kosenthal, manager OF the National
Wine Company, whom he gave a spuri,
Gus check for sl25. John Conrad. Rob
insou 4 Co., and other business men and
hrms suffered AZ the hands Of Klein
Conrad loaned him 300 on the strength
Of his Representations aud the dOeu.
ments he showed, and afterwards spent
$50 trying 20 find him.
On leaving here Klein went 10 Sa
lem, whore he passed a number Of
worthless checks. II was thought he
would be taken into custody at Astoria
bot he managed 10 eluds the authorities
and changing his name, went 10 salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
rha Paa.ion PLAY.

Tho Passion Play a. NJ. Joseph =
church tonight and tomorrow night will
prove revelation 90 those who a.
tcnd For years the production Of this
play at obeamergan has attracted
thousands OF visitors many crossing
the ocean 10 SEQ o. The moving pie.
iures arc as perfect as anything of that
Kind can be and give a wonderful pic
tuFe Of the original play Il 10 giyen
az the 81. joseph's church tonight aud
Tuesday night. and will surely surprise
as Wen as please all who see d..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
salem Hgh school wins.

The Salem high school basketball
team met the Albany high school team
In game saturday evening az ALBANY
which resulted in a score OF "a 10 la ip
favor Of salem. Crews was probably
Albany's best man, but. with So pro,
hcient guard as Jones, he accom-.
pished little The guards OF bah
teams were handicapped by the loue
gym. The lineup and individual seore
Wass
salem-HOlman no, Farmer 8. for,
wards Perkins 4, center; Jones 2, Ne.
intiTe 5, guaris.
Abany-Crews S. Roberts 4. for.
wards Read, CENTER Horsky, steele
guards.
Referse-Ralph Moores, salem.
Umpire-w. L. Marks Albany.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Human Blood Mark.

a tale " horror was told by marks Of
human blood In tho home of !. ii vii
liams, a well known merchant Of Bac
Ky, llo wfiicsi "Twcniy years ago !
bad severe hcmorfhagcs of the lungs.
and was near death when began TAX
Ing Dr.. kiug's New Discovery. II com.
plotoly cured me and I have remained
we'll ever since." Il cures liomofrhages
Chronic Coughs, Sottlcl Colds. aud
Bronchitis. aud is tho only known cure
Cor Weak Lungs Ivory bottle guaran.
tccd by }, G, Perry, druggist. soc aud
a. Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
BICYCLES

The old standby which for ysaH b
been the model for comparison.
''As good as a Tribune" is a. q
preston often used in endeavorigs
prove merit in wheels.
The Tribune has earned the $50
tion for good quality in its bs,iiF
and vital parts wholly on its duraslg
Tribune forged steel fork eroWni "
the never break kind-the sort tAas :
tablished a standard and patieFn !.
other wheels
Tribune oval twO-pieee eranks VI
their positive fastening have slsa''
been one Of the joys Of Tribune riasn
Tribune bearings are the svsfia'iis
sort.
CAN and see the new models. bils
in your old wheel and Ven make y
a trade.
Repairing Of all wheels, and tres >
all sorts fitted.
SundFies Of every class.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
HON. DAVID c. ROBINSON
benefited by vinol After All Other
Medicines Had Failed

The Hon. David o. Robinson, county
treasurer Of Frankfort, KY, writes
''I was very much run down from ov
erwork. and suffered from indigestion
and severe nervous trouble. The
medicines prescribed all failed to help
me. and I could not take cod liver oil
or emulsions. az the greasy mixtures up.
set nv stomach. One Of our county Of
fciaIs told me about your delicious
cod liver preparation, vinol, and what
it had done for him. ! decided TO try
it. and IN a remarkably short time ]
was a we'll man. vinol built me up.
cured my stomach and nervous trouble
and have not been 50 we'll for years. Z"
A member Of the @. W. Putnam Co.,
our local druggists says: "vinol cures
conditions like this because It positive.
" contains in a highly concentrated
form all Of the vitality.making and
body building properties Of cod liver
oil actually taken from fresh Gods liv.
srs, and without a drop Of oil to upset
.he stomach and retard it, work.
"We ask every run down, nervous.
lebiIitated. aged or weak persons in
salem, and every person suffering from
stubborn colds, hanging on coughs,
or incipient consumption to
~ vinol on our guarantee to return
FOUR money II it fails to give salts.
action" @. W. Putnam CO.. drug.
.iala
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
BAlAra's Horehouna svrnn

Immediately relieves hoarse er,upy
cough oppressed, rattling, raspiug ana
diheult breathing, Henry C. stearns
druggist shullsbuTg Wis. writes Nav
20 lsOe' 81 have been seIline Bal.
iaFd's hoFehound Syrup for two years
and have never had a preparation tia,
has given better satisfaction. I noties
that when sell bottle they come back
Tor more ] can honestly recommend
H. s9e, sos aud 81, sold BY d. J.
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

The body Of Mrs Ben Davis was
brought to this city on the II O'Clock
train today, and the interment took
place Immediately after in the Odd Eel,
lows cemetery.
Mrs Davis formerly lived in south
salem, where she had many friends.
She was sister-inlaw OF Charles
Davis Of South Salem. and a sister Of
Adam OhmaFt. She leaves several chill.
dren.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
THIS WILL BE GOOD.
y. NJ o A. Boys VIII Have an Unique
Entertainment on Friday

The members Of the Y. " c. A.
Boys Club are actively engaged In
Ipmcticing for their entertainment Fri
day evening Of this week. Under the
general title ef "ArouBd The Camp
Fire" Tho club will give a varied pro.
gram, Among the novelties will be
four eomiral tumbling clowns In their
unique acrobaiie featsi the phantasmo.
Waphi the boys sextette, ealisthenIcs,
and On up.to.date supper party Illus.
irating Tho modern boys method Of
eating A fun complement of cooks
walters etc.. will be on hand. The
boys band will lead the parade and
will furnish music for tho aagralslns
and sunset exercises. An the boys arc
selling tickets.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Laaisa. whv TOLERATE.

The most annoying OF all facial el's
ishos, superauous hair. when you e.
have it speedily aud permanently o
moved with the electric needle, a.
tFiding figure, Miss Ashford Is ta!i
this work AZ greatly reduced rates q
a short time only. All facial blsmisA
removed Scientific facial and s'i
massage given. Miss Ashford will
found hereafter az PaFloF n, Ga
building, corner OF Liberty aud sll
streets e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Modern Buccaneers.

For years the people Of this country
have grunted and sweat under the
weary load Of live stock and meat
monopoly that has extorted and robbed
TO an extent that would have appalled,
by It's enormity the bloody and brutal
buccaneers Of an age that we now call
dcpravcd. dark aud benighted. And
during All the years We have better de.
served robbing than did the victims Of
that former age, because we have sub
njtted 20 it with a meckuess and pa.
thence that would have shamed those
earlier victims For years and years
We did not even complain, were not
conscious. in fact. of the tribute We
were paying 90 our modern and highly
moral aud respectable buccaneers AZ
last some complaints began 20 be heard.
but they were as impotent ne the pre-.
ceiing uncontciousncss. "What can
we do about itf" was The weak and
puerile questions that our self.assum.
ing greatest people on earth" asked
themselves After years and years Of
patient aud costly submission We. uu.
conscious Of what we were doing. elect
Cd a rational President who inspired
tho bringing Of a suit AZ law against
The buocanccrsl But that was after
they had grown 90 rich and powerful
that it IL doubtful which IL tho mas.
Tor, government or buceaneer. and Il
will probably require years 20 doterm.
Inc the matter. Ia the meantime tho
robbery will 20 on unchecked.
During all these years We had a quick
and ready means 20 stop the robbery,
a means that other countries had adopt,
cd, aud with much less motive than We
had, A case In point is Germany, with
iis municipal butehering establishments
which buys the live animals from
neighboFlng farmers, Kills them. under
perfect sanitary conditions, aud pro,
yides for getting the meats % consum,
eFs az tho lowest possible cost This
'uts out the meat buccaneers entirely.
II meats were high Il was because the
farmers were getting high prices Tor
their live stock II tho last we're low,
consumers we're getting low priced
meats, and 80 tho equitable law OF com /
pensalion worked. and the buccaneers
had 20 migrate 10 the great and gloT' I
Gus United States, 70 the "best gov
'rnment on EARTH" 70 apply their trade
and amass their millions.
When will the people OF this eountFy
conclude 20 depend less upon legislation
and lawsuits and more upon themselves 4,
'or the determination Of their pFedat
,ry buecaneeTsi Perhaps not until
hey begin 70 have a less exalted opiu,
on Of themselves and become willing
10 take some lessons from our infer
oFs(O Of other countries. Our ego
ism and self righteousness have cost
.he mass Of as uncountabls millions.
and We will continue 10 pay tribute
until We conclude TO make larger use OF
.he autonomy We call goyeEnment-es-
peeially our minor or town and city
government, for cooperative business
'uTPoses.-faTm, Stock aud Home. In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
oregon Farmers % Have oheap Phones

A dispatch from this city SATURDAY
says; The Pacific States Telephone &
Telegraph Company which operates the
telephone system in this city and vi.
entity, viii tomorrow put into effect
what are believed 10 be the eheapest
farmer line rentals existing anywhere
in the country. A regular rate Of As
"a year viii be charged for the country
lines, all of which run into the main
Once 10 this city and have connections
with long-distauee lines. For farmers
who furnish their own instruments on
'aese lines a stiu lower rate is made.
The rental for these phones viii be
out 81 year, or Is cents a month
giving then telephone communication
Wl'h sheiF neighboEs ana tradssmen in
the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
A Good company ooes.

The NonpaTeil Company which H
been playing al the Edison theatre n
several months past left the city 81
morning for Portland. Several of b.
players have contracts for be ~
mainder Of the season. Manage S-
mons goes 20 Montans on bushes in
teTests and will be away for several
weeks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

second door 90 the laundry room. which
In turn has an exit 60 The back yard.
The damage u estimated at several
hundred dollars an tho bciclothine
and a large per cent Of the mattresses
we're destroyed, and The rooms will have
90 be- renovated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Devils Island Torture

Is no worse than the terrible case of
piles that afflicted nae teu years. Then /
Was advised 90 apply Busklen's Aruiea
Salye, and less than box permanently
cured me. writes h. = Napier. Of Rug
les, Ky. Heals all wounds. burns aud
sores like magic. 25s at y, e. Perry
druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
WoodbuIn Justice

John Tyler OF Wo dburu. is eauIi.
date Cor The Republican nomination for
justice Of the peace The district EN-.
braces woodburn. Mt Angel and Moni
tor lie seems 20 have host Of
friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
woodhun Rnllains un-

There are a number OF dne business
buildings golug up at Woodhura.
Among them a large brick Masonic ten,
Pile. That town Is growing rapidly
in the business and res lenee district
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
SOCIAL
EVENTS
Surprise Party

Walter Hansen was the recipIss, .
pleasant surprise party saturn,
evening at his home on aia s,..
Games Of all kinds were played ss5 \,
Treatments served. The event va,
joyable IN every way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

There Is one thing we have never
been able 70 understand, why ladies
will buy harmful cosmetics when Hollis
teF's Rocky Mountain Tea makes clear
compilations. IS cents, Tea cr Tablets
Dr. stones Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Change OF Time.

The Dallas stage now leaves Sals-
at ls O'Clock, o instead Of / o'el0,k .
formerly IL now makes connects
with the noFthbound passenger tFlii g
Dairy, Polk county. S2IA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
Iipton WIN - 80

GLASGOW, Scotland, April s.-Lpton
has decided definitely to try to win
Ameriea's cup, aud has ordered his de
s'gasE to plan challenger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
More Wanted

SO say those who have tried that
large body mr., $500 per cord, delivered
Phone l4l7 2t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02
u. ]. LEHMAN

sash and dO0n AN kinds Of AOuu,
aniaAins. Phone lsi black Also ~,
aoSn Of vazsAOuss fOr psus; as-a.u,
and SwiaoAias faonIhsA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-02

You re growing more beautiful day by
day, dear Grace,
hope you're not using cosmetics on
your facet
Oh. Charlie. this is great injustice
90 me,
IN simply using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Dr. stones Drug Store.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
pINEp ON ToApsTooLs.
TWO Students Discovered in q Dying
Condition on the Bank Of Lake.

Condition on the Bank of Lake.
Oscar Franklin and Jacob Walsh of
indianapolis, Ind. en- route to the
South Dakota harvest fields, were
found In a dying condition on the
banks of Mullan lake.. near Cedar
Rapids. The men were suffering
great agony from the poison of toad
stools which they had gathered and
eaten under the impression that they
were mushrooms. Three physicians
are working in an endeayor to save
the lives of the young men. but ex-
press little hope of their recovery.
The yollng men were college stu
dents who were spending their vaca-
ton in a walking tour. They had
heard Of the great demand for farm
hands In South Dakota and had de-
termined to go there in order to earn
enough to carry them through the
next college year.
They camped for dinner on SMulla1.
lake and seeing plenty of apparently
edible fungi growing nearby decided to
gather enough for their dinner. Short
" after eating Of 1t, however, they be-
came violently sick and when discov-
cred, apparently were in the death
throes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
epy teaAeFs have never entered q %
paagn with orsAter encouragement
Mr.. LIoyd,s Opinion.

General John G. Baths, late lieutenant
sensrA1 on the active list, now on the
rsttred list was one Of my constitu.
sats, having been born In at. Charles
county, IA my district. He is the son
q Edward Bates, attorney general I'm.
der Abraham Lincoln, and nephew to
Governor Frederick Bates, second gov.
srndr Of the state of Missouri. Now
comes the news, good news, that Colo.
ri Arthur Murray, another Of my
constituents, 10 to succeed General
Mills as chief Of artillery. General Muir.
ray IL as fine an offlcsrfas there is In
the army. he was born and reared in
Bowling Green. Pike county, Mo,
the town where reside, and was ap.
pointed to West Point thirty-fye or
-thlrty-six years ago by Colonel Pat
Dyer, one Of my predecessors In con-
Gress, who is now United States dis.
trtct attorney for the western district
Of Missouri. General Murray's ances.
tors were prominent yirginians. His
father. Judge Samuel r. Murray. was
9 prominent pioneer lawyer in Missouri
and held many positions of trust and
honor. HIS uncfe, Edwsrd g. Murray,
was stats senator. He and Colonel
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
Chained to the Floor.

Chained to the floor with coarse
iron about his unprotected ankles and
only latitude enough allowed to per-
nit him to reolins Internationally on a
hard couch, the thirteen-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Nielsen of Sioux
City Was found by the police. The
sd1cers had been called there by neigh
bsrs who. attracted by the cries of the
boy, had seen his prsdicament. The
Neilsens are Poles and talk little
English. The best explanation of the
brutality which the officers were able
to get Is that the boy ran away and his
father. who works in a local packing
house. upon getting the boy home, beat
him severely and chained him to3the
fcor. where he remained, 1t is said, for
several days. The neighbors say that
Nielsen has an ungovernable temper
and has nistreated the boy on many
occasions. It is understood the pa
rents would like to give the boy up to
the authorities.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
DOG KEEPS SMILING NOW.
Scranton Beagle Has Gold Tooth,
and 10 Proud Of It.

Wilkesbarre, Pa. ~ DR.. Fred S
Orchard, Of Scranton, has a dog with
8 solid gold tooth. The dog is proud
of 1t. The animal is q valuable Eng
lish beagle. A few days ago, motto
Ing that one OF its front teeth was
very much decayed, DR.. Birchard took
the dog to dentist friend. The
dentist suggested that the best thina
to do was to insert Q gold tooth.
TIL do It now" said the dentist
1 who is great lover Of animals. The
operation took little more than hall
An hour. All that time the intelligent
animal laid back in his masters arms,
submitting with an occasional whine
OF pain.
Now It sports about with, its fine
gold tooth. . curiosity for all the
small boys Of the community.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
Baby Drinks Ely Poison.

As the result of a drink of the liquid
from a plate of fly poison, the four
teen-mouths'-old child of George Gibbs
Of Mason City is In critical condition
and its life is despaired of. The poi
son had been placed on window
ledge and the child, finding 1t, drank
the contents Of the dish. The baby
was instantly seized with violent
spasms, and, although antidotes have
bsen administered, It is no better.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
HAPPENINGS In IOWA
NEWS OF THE WEEK THROUGH.
OUT, THE STATE.
Democratic Convention at Waterloo
dominates Fun state Ticket
Headed by Claude r. Per-
ter for Governor.

r.
The Democratic state convention at
Waterloo nominated full state
ticket, headed by Claude r. Porter of
Appanoose county for governor, adopt
ed platform and adjourned sine die.
The following is the ticket:
Governor, Claude r. Porter, Appa-
moose county; lieutenant governor,
John d. Dennison, Jr., Dubuque coun-
ty; secretary of state, ]. 9. McLuen,
Guthrie county; auditor. @, E. Munroe,
Mahaska county; treasurer, L. F. Dan
forth, Calhoun county; attorney gen
eral, Fred A, Townsend, Monroe coun-
"; superintendent Of public inctruc-
ton, w. s.. Wilson, Lyon county;
Judges Of supreme court, L. M. Fisher,
of Scott, and 3. M. Carr Of Delaware
county; reporter Supreme court, H. M.
Parker, Museatine county; railroad
commissioners, w. l.. Carpenter, Polk,
and E. K. Stoll, Henry county.
The so-called conservatives rallied
around Former Senator Ball, while the
men who three years ago cornered the
convention for Hearst rallied around
John Dennison. The conservatives
turned to Former Senator Porter as a
compromise, and then an effort was
made to have Former Congressman
Wade enter the race. He refused to
do this and worked for Bail
The platform favors tariff for reve-
nue. only. election of United States
senators by direct vote of the people,
and demands the enactment of such
legislation as will destroy all trusts.
The platform expresses sympathy with
the purposes Of national labor or
| ganizations as set forth in recent adj
dresses by Samuel Gombers. John
Mitchell and others calling on labor to
assert its political rights at the ballot.
box
A resolution was adopted pledging
to William Jennings Bryan the sup.
port Of Iowa Democrats for the prest
dency in 1908.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
Burma NAV No Fatal.

Through the explosion Of gasoline
stove at Mason City Mrs. Amos Cas-
per is believed to have been fatally
burned. The flesh Of her face, neck
and arms was terribly burned and
hung down several inches. She ran
from the house crying frantically for
help and In half-nude condition, as
her clothing was almost burned OFF.
The house was set on fire, but was
saved by the department.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
il 4 Z q s s = & Il Il Il = s Is
= Chamn Clark'ra
~ - Cs Iowa. snd1e VIZ -
i Letter ~ e.: $; : ! : =
~ Il + + It s. Is + It II II t. Is Il

Sut suggest that any particular sched-
ule ought to be revised, and Immediate
~ the fat is In the fire. They are in
stantly up in arms. Mr.. Ellis is entire
~ correct in concluding that the term
stand pat implies contempt for pub
tic opinion, but when did be come to
that sensible conclusion? Drinking
Missouri river water appears to have
clarified his brain. During the last
session Of congress Democrats ham
mered at tariff revision al the time.
Even Massachusetts Republicans
some of hem-helped us, but where
was Brother EMS then? Did he Sign
McCall's petition for calling Republi-
can caucus to consider tariR revision
Is not. why not, IL he Is In favor Of
tariff revision? That was his golden
opportunity. OF course we are glad to
have the aid Of Senator Warmer and
Congressman Ellis even us eleventh
hour laborers In the tariff revision
vineyard, for
While the lamp holds out to burn
The vilest sinner may return.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
Mother Of Twelve j. Dead.

Wesley shaffer, a farmer, has been
arrested near Viola charged with
the murder OF his wife by beat
ing her head with q hammer
and choking her. Early in the morn
ing he called the neighbors, telling
them his wife had fallen down the
stairs The woman was found up.
stairs in pool Of blood and with a
fractured skull. shaffer said that he
carried her upstairs, but a coroner's
jury held him responsible The couple
had twelve children.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
Thrown From Fast Train.

A. Wilson Of Ames, Northwestern
freight brakeman running through
Webster CITY, was slugged by buns
and thrown from the train south Of
Webster City while the train was
moving at a fast rate Of speed. The
man was packed up unconscious and
still lies in comatose condition. He
will likely die. The buns escaped.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-08-17
Arrest HarrIs at Home.

John Harris was arrested at his
home near Centerville, accused of the
murder Of Frank Stafler In Minneap-
oils. His family and friends know
nothing Of the alteration in which
stafier was punched in the eys with
an umbrella, dying after Harris had
left Minneapolis. Harris is OF a
prominent family which is highly re.
spsoted. Sympathy is nth him. He
has q wife and two children.