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TOOK NO ACTION.
Commissioner Made Effort to Have
Lumber Rate Taken Up.

Austin. Feb. 7.-Commissioner Col
quit Tuesday made motion before
the railroad commission that the lum-
Der rate proposition be taken up at
once for action. The matter has been
under CONSIDERATION since the hearing
held last month and Commissioner
Colquitt Is anxious to dispose OF the
matter. No action was taken on mo-
ton.
The railroad commission gave notice
of hearing for Feb. 20. at which time
II VIII take up and consider the prop
osition to read just rates on salt in
carload lots between points in Texas.
Texas Baptist University of Dallas.
no capital stock. filed its charter. Pur-
pose is to establish an Institution for
Christian education. Incorporators:
$. J. Anderson. 5. II. Slaughter and
A. S. Laird.
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INJUNCTION SIGNED.
Is Directed Against Hayes Faction of
Kniahts Of labor.

Us OIreeteo against hayes Faction OF
Knights Of Labor.
Washington, Feb. 7.-Justiee Ander-
son. in equity court No. !. signed the
Injunction against the Hayes faction
of knights Of Labor. John w. Hayes.
Isac c. Henderson. Isaac d. Chamber
lain. Henry A. Beckmeyer and Mich
ael T. Judge are restrained as indi-
viduals. and alleged officers of the
Knights Of Labor from injuring. des-
troying or in any wise disposing OF
records OF orders. or from calling or
holding any meeting of general as
sembly Of the order pending determi-
nation OF quo warranto proceedings on
the law side OF court. Defendants
named may not. according to the in
junction. order or affect n change OF
parties TO the controversies involved
or receive any money from members
OF the order or disburse same without
keeping accurate books Of account.
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IMPORTATION OF ARMS.
st. Petersburg Paper Says a Finnish
Revolt Is Probable.

st. Petersburg. Feb. THE Novoc
vremya Tuesday continued its reve-
lations in regard to importations Of
arms into Finland. The paper declar-
ed 1t is evident the revolutionary or
ganization in Finland is preparing for
open war in support OF the next out
break of the Russian revolutionists
Not only well armed infantry forces
are being drilled. but horses tn etrain-
ed for cavalry and artillery service, and
shells for fell artillery are being i'm
ported.
The statements Of the Novoe vremya
are undoubtedly correct so far as Fin
nish extremists are concerned. but Ma
tionalists and even Social Democrat
organizations disclaim any connection
or even sympathy with violent meas
ures.
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COLD SEVERE.
Great Hardship Results Owing to the
Warm Winter Heretofore.

Rome y. Y. Feb. Northern New
York was swept Tuesday by a cold
wave which involved great hardship
owing TO the warm winter as to this
spell. one Of the coolest points was
Camden. where 30 degrees below Is re-
corded. II was 80 below in this city,
IS at Worthwhile. &c at Johnstown. 10 at
Amsterdam. and 20 in the vicinity OF
Schenectady.
il was 20 below zero at BaIlston and
80 below at Saratoga. At Syracuse II
was 20 below and on shore Of Onondaga
lake 2S below
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-07
BARK BURNS.
Vessel Had on Board Seven Thousand
Cases Of Kerosene Oil.

Amping. Formosa, Feb. THE
British bark Mobile Bay. which ar
rived here Jan. 16 from New York
July 3. was totally destroyed by fire
Tuesday. Her crew was landed. The
bark had 1000 cases Of kerosene oil on
board
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Mailed Sentence Of Death.

Kieff, Feb MANY Jews have re-
ceived by mail sentence of death in
the name OF the Pan-Russian League in
Defense Of the Holy Cross great
panic prevails among the Jewish popu-
lation. which is expecting a renewal
OF the anti-Jewish excuses.
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SHOT BY ROOMMATE.
Latter Turned the Weapon Upon Him
self but Wound Slight.

Houston, Feb. Jack Singleton
was shot and fatally wounded Tues
day morning by his roommate Charles
walker. who then turned the weapon
upon himself but infIIcting only a
slight wound In the head. Singleton,
who was twenty-five years old. was a
waiter in a local restaurant. and Walk
er a bartender. The tragedy occurred
In the mems room on Travis street
The only statement OF the affair was
n remark made by Walker that he had
raised Singleton and what he (Single-
toni had done to him had been a
plenty.
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Shock loo Much.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Feb. THE
mother Of Hugh Keith. the fifteen
year-old boy arrested for burglary
here, when notified by telephone OF
her sons trouble. received such a shock
that she died three days later in conse-
auence. They viii send the boy TO
the state reform school.
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PARTLY CONFIRMED.
General Who Is Prominent May Be
vieeroy In the Far East.

Vieeroy In the Far East.
st. Petersburg. Feb. 7.-Reports
which have been in circulation several
days to the effect that General Grod-
ekoff. who was governor of the Amur
territory during the Boxer uprising.
and who became noted for ruthless
measures in restoring order in the
Anur region and in Mauchuria, VIII be
appointed viceroy in the far east, with
command Of land and sea forces, is
semi authoritatively confirmed. Cen
eral Grodekoff. who is sixty two years
old and member OF the council OF the
empire, left St Petersburg last week
for Hartsin.
General Linevitch, commander OF the
Manchurian armies, will probably re-
tire. His name has been mentioned fl
connection with the viceroyalty OF the
Caucasus.
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srNAron pErrus or A1AnA,rA.

but soon recovered and took his seat
in the senate chamber. Senator CAL
linger, who is a physician, was called
TO see him by senator's who thought
Mr.. Pettus was in a serious condition.
The Alabama senator is eighty-four
years of age.
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Postmasters Confirmed.

Washington. Feb. 7.-Among post
masters confirmed by senate Monday
we're; lndianl Territory: A. Asban1
Checotah; n. L. Egglcston. Minco. Tex
as: II. Z. Kinslie. Corsicana: r. c
May Leonard; n. Leavitt. Stamford:
F. c. Blaine. Del Rio.
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DENIED BY MAYOR.
Did Not Notify Ladies to Cease Gard
Games For Prizes.

Denisoh. Feb. Mayor Acheson de-
niles the report published in a Texas
paper that he ordered ladies to discon-
tinue card games for prizes. but he did
advise the president of club to con-
suit the state attorney general in re-
gard to complaints made OF card par
ties at Club building
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DoLAN DENOUNCED.
Resolution Asking Him to Resign, Did
Not Prevail. However.


Not Prevail, However.
Pittsburg. Feb. AFTER a day char
ecterized by disorder, Kisses and cat
calls, with frequent demands to ire
sign" the delegates OF district No. +
OF the United Mine Workers union. I'm
convention. failed TO pass a resolution
O. 'ling for the resignation OF President
Patrick Dolan. the president of district
No 5. for his action in voting with
the operators in indianapolis to sustain
the present wage scale. After several
hours of discussion upon the resolu-
tion, which the chair refused TO recog-
nize, the convention adjourned until
Tuesday morning. after passing res
olution to appoint a committee on reso-
buttons, consisting OF five members.
Through the entire day Dolan was
attacked from all sides and his atti-
tude I'm indianapolis was the object
of much criticism and censure.
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FUNDS FOR FAMILIES.
General Funston Will Ask That Con.
sress Make Appropriation.

sress Make Appropriation.
San Francisco. Feb. 7.-GeneraI Fun
ston. commander of the Department Of
California, has made known his inten-
ton of writing to the war department
to suggest that congress be asked to
pass bill aprporiating $4,000 each to
the families OF Captain Charles Dakin
and Hoseman Thomas Eennesy, both
of engine company No. 4. who gave up
their lives in the fire on board the
army transport Meade early i'm the
morning of Feb. l. The appropriation
will be asked on the ground that both
men lost their lives in an effort to
save government property from des-
truction.
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Husband AI,o Dead.

whitney Tex Feb 7.-Charles
Arndt, husband OF the woman who
died from the effects Of poison in cof-
fee near Huron a few days ago. died
Monday. Who put the poison in the
coffee has never been ascertained-
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SENATE BILLS PASSED.
: Mr.. Lodge Objected to Present consid
Grafton of Statehood Bill.

Washington. Feb. 7.-Senate passed
the following bills Monday: Regulat-
ing the drawing of jurors,in Oklahoma;
establishing additional recording dis
tricts in Indian Territory; reorganiza-
ton of the dentaI corps of the army:
regulating payment of expenses of the
trials Of the Indians committing Of
fenses against state laws.
When she statehood bill was reached
on the calendar Mr.. Lodge objected TO
present consideration.
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BADLY pEcoMPosED.
Body With Bullet Hole Through Head
Found In Thieket.

Pittsburg. Feb. THE badly decom-
posed body Of man with bullet hole
through his head was found in a
thicket on the outskirts of Roanoke.
Va. It is believed to be that Of Stur-
ley U. Armstrong, cashier Of the Wash
ington National bank, who mysterious
ly disappeared from this city Jan. %
Identification was made possible when
No. 243,241 attached TO a bunch Of
keys. whichc was found on the body.
was identified as the number OF an
accident Insurance policy carried by
the missing cashier.
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TERRIBLY BURNED.
Lady Wraps Herself In a Blanket and
Rolled on the Floor.

Tyler. Tex, Feb. Tier dress hav-
ing caught fire and being alone at her
home at Ballard, this county. Mrs. C.
+. Dowdy wrapped a blanket around
herself and rolled over and over on
the floor. but still injuries were In
flicted that leave but little hope for
recovery. She was horribly burned
about the body. Her husband wos on
the grand jury in Tyler. The family
is prominent.
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MortaIIy Wounded.

Denison. Feb. Tn a disagreement
over a real estate transaction y. II
Kinsey was shot and MORALLY wound
ed. James Foster. prominent real
estate dealer. was arrested.
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CONFER WITH cuMMINs.
Lawson, Menett and Others Go to the
Capital of Iowa.

Dies Moines. Feb. Thomas w.
Lawson OF Boston arrived here to con-
fer with Governor Cummlns about in
surance investigation in Iowa. F. S.
Monett former attorney general OF
Ohio; n. q. Broward, governor OF Flor
ida: Fremont Older. managing editor
OF the San Francisco Bulletin, and sew
eral Boston newspaper men accom-
panied him. Immediately upon arriv-
al Governor Cummins met the party
at the Rock Island depot. and drove
with them to the Chamberlain hotel
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SENATOR TAKEN ILL.
Hon. E. w. Pettus Was Sick In cloal
Room. but Soon Receivers.

Washington, Feb. 7.-Senator Pettus
of Alabama had an attack Of illness
in the Democratic cloak room Tuesday,
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Do Honor LineoIn,s Rirthdan.

New York. Feb. THE Coffee Ex-
change will be closed Saturday. Feb.
10. and Monday, Feb. u. In honor OF
Lincoln's birthday. the 18th.
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DUTY PAID.
It Is Denied That Stewart Struggled
Wine Into Galveston.

Washington. Feb. THE German
embassy received a report denying
the alleged attempt at smuggling by
a German training ship which recent
ly visited Galveston. The report says
the steward OF the vessel disposed Of
$50 bottles OF white wine to a local
saloonkeeper, but the collector Of Gus
toms was duly notified Of the trans
action and the duty on the wine paid.
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Banker Suicides.

Kingston. ont. Feb. 7.-Roderlck
Mckenzie. banker suicided near
here.
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Elnin Butter salen.

Elgin. H.. Feb. 7.-Sales OF butter
past week were $4,000 pounds.
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lake charne Of Mine.

Austin. Feb. 7.-Emmet Ellis has
taken charge Of the sulphur mine In
FL Roso county.
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JULIUS RUNeE DEAD.
One Of the Most Prominent Business,
Men Of Texas.

Galveston, Feb. Julius Runge
president Of the Cotton Exchange and
one Of the best known men In the state
died Tuesday morning.
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Gin DESTROYED by Fire.

Ben Franklin, Tex. Feb. 7.-Gin al
This place. valued at $4,000. burned.
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Two to Six Points.

New York. Feb. Cotton market
opened at a decline Of to points.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-07

A coated tongue, foul breath and
clogged condition in the bowels sug-
gests the use of Prickly Ash Bittsrs.
II IL Just suited for such ailments.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-02-07

See D. II. McNsughton, Watch
maker and Jeweler, for ell wants IN
his line. 2-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
CLUB HAS
MANY
MEMBERS
Plans AfOOt 10 Provide a Per.
manent Home for Com
mereial Bodies

Plans are sfooi for tbs feofgauiEas
iion Of the Greater salem Commercial
club, and this will take place az the
regular meeting on the sseoud Tuesday
in February, when officers will be- ehos
rB, and probably a permanent home for
tho club. with an exhibit of oregon
products. win be- established,
There are "a number of excellent gen,
tlemsn proposed for the presidency,
and there will bt no trouble in securing
the services of secretary al a rea,
souahlc salary, or one who will DO as
che president is expected 90 do. donate
bis services Salem should not be- be-.
hind other cities iH providing a home
Tor be- Commercial Club cities like
Cottage Grove Medfori, Eugene, Al
bany and many other Western Oregon
towns have built tommolious club
houses Tor their commercial bodies.
The club has l2o members iu good
standing and Is in good financial con,
ditlou, The gentlemen spoken Of for
president of ihe club are Frank Davev.
J, l.. stockton. h r. Thielseu, p N.Der.
by Charles MeNary, Gid steiner aud
several Others. Let an bear the above
date 10 mind and make arrangements
90 attend.
Several important matters are pend,
ing before the Commercial Club that
have been looked after faithfully by
committees There is a stock subserip.
tion Of $4,000 for a paint factory al
salem well under way, Likewise a sub.
ser.Ption 20 opsn a cooperative eannery
At salem, with a capital stock Of so,
600 A subscription is under way 10
help establish a good seTyieeabls gaso.
lire launch between salem and Inds.
Pendenee, The people Of Independence
are asked 90 guarantee $500 worth Of
tickets, AMI the people OF salem $500
worth of tickets at so cents per ticket
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
State News

Smallpox has broken out iu Eugene
and there are now n cases
Arthur Babb has been elected pfesi.
dent OF tbe "sonaie" Of Che Albany
college FOR the coming year
Robert Walker a miner, wac killed
in tho Beaver llill mine. Coos county
SUNDAY. by being caught under a fall.
ing mass Of dirt
Thomas Hloomsr formerly rroprie
Cor Of che Albany Revere house. Is now
conducting a Ore aud burglar po'f
safe business in Portland
Harvey Davis. Of Halssy, Is suing
ths st Charles hotel of Portland, for
tis5. which be- alleges he lsft with ihs
hoiel fof safe ksepiuK and il was
mover returned
Work will commence in GO dave on
ihe Coos hay branch of the Southern
rasIdr from Drain. aai ii is expected
that trains will BE- funning over tho.
line vithia a year afterwards.
John Hafger thc ufrmau who was
killsi iu tho Umnis Pass wreck. Few
days ago. was former Eugcne boy
ani has large number of friends there
iie leaves q wife, formerly Miss Fannie
ilammiit, N Mohawk
james pmmmoui. aged 80 years, and
formerly ah emplo,s ~ ihe Booth
kell, Lumhef Company at Eugene. ai
tempted Co ommIi Suicide by cutting
his throat in h.s room at r. Eugsue
boarding. house sunday eyeuIng
Mrs Gibbs, phueer resident of
MYRTLE Creek. committed suicide see
ief.hy moru.ng by haug.ug herself Ga
tsf vooishel She was IS years old
ani thr ast b, attributed 30 ter en-
fsshlsi miul caused by her continued
100 health
lnu M.Hn. uf la Guuie. Oregon.
eha attempted ia commit suicide at
oHr 'f tte IA Onuie logging camps
a day or $50 $50 o., trying 90 sut bis
throat and hota wrists. bas been al
judged insane. aud viIl De- brought 90
the insane as,lnm
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Spoiled Her Beauty

Harriet Howard, Of ". SitA street
New NoFk, AZ one time had her beauty
spoiled With ska trouble. She writes,
- bad salt Theum Or eczema lor wears.
but notaing would cure e, uutl used
haeAleu's AFaiea Salys " A quick and
sore healeT Tor cuts, burns aul sores.
soe az ]. C. PeFTy's drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
HW seventh Husb,nd

Marion county has one distinction
pr'Nsbly uot enjoyed ly any other
county iu tte s,a,e-a woman In goo5
te'''e Who SO the present time is the
N'fe Of her ssveu,h husband. Il i
not Auovn whether she maintains a
private graveyard, os whether She has
seat taem a1rift tor cause. She B. said
% oe su excellent housek,srsr ana +.
H'eiN' hus'liug woman Wen asereiit
ed rumoE has IL that her present hps.
band has TO labor for a living. as he
had oeea Informed by his esergs,ic
spouse thar he must work or Walk Ro,h
men o's' Of this eonjugal alliance are
'eA advanced in years ana both are
grandparents in their oWu risht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
BLUES
VERSUS
REDS
The Former Give an Enter
tainment They Challenge
the Latter TO Beat

Tho entertainment given az tho Y.
NJ C. A, last evening by the Blues was
fully up 20 tho standard, aud n the
Reds win out next Friday evening they
will be compelled 70 put up a first.
class entertainment Mrs @. r. Lives
ley, tho Portland eloeutionist, who
had been imported Tor the occasion,
was the principal feature Of the pro.
gram, and the Blues are evidently ag,
uFiug that sho viii win tho entertain.
ment prize for them, The size OF the
crowd and the decorations also count a
making the award. The crowd last
night was all that could be desired
while the decorations we're splendid.
With the exception Of one number
everything went on according 10 pro.
gram Mrs, wsniger who was down Tor
reading failed 70 appear, and In her
place Secretary Forbes, of the Y. NJ.
G. A, made a short talk on assoela,
i.ou work.
Following is tho program given.
Quartet-'DF Dream Memories" zee.
stalwaFt Quartet.
soio-Nloiin ,,...... o.. ,,,, Selected
Rev. H. r. Babeoek.
Aea"ihg '.-r o., 10000, .... Selected
MrsG, r. Liyesley, OF Portland.
solo, Piano-"Last Hope" .......
Mr., Frank Churchill.
Duet, voeal-"Go Where the Alists Are
9''epllg '''... ,... ,..,........
Miss Jennie Williams and DR.. Epley
0''o' vocal '''. q, ,,,..,,,.. Selected
Miss Jennie Williams
''"''ns '''''' Gee. .,.,,,,. Selected
Mrs, G. F. Hvsslsy.
Duet instnmental-twO pianos ....
80 90 90 ''''r,,..,.. Selected
Miss Beekner and Mr.. Rsank Churchill
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
CALL
TONIGHT
EILERs GREAT CLOSING OUT SAN
WILL PosTTTvELY END rms
EvENINo-YoU,LL HAVE
TO HURRY.
Store VIII Close az Nine ouoek y
night-If tho Saving Of Money d 4
object You Must Attend 70 thi 4
onee-Paymonta or cash.


Three instruments sold yss,sig
leave bat the Klmball, tho s,g 4
Clark aud the Lester, sA welilzu
aud strictly high'gFade pianos cd
tho large stock sacrificed 10 this 80
ing out sale. Any reasonable oasn :
20 terms will not be refused, and ~
are TOO little 70 mention. Call asi =
Tho beautiful Lewis and Clafk -,
Kimball piano should dhd a hozi 2
night Who viii take q al sls5 'si
Another the choice mahoganyt,,s'
Story q Clark piano, with faslofia !
Londoa, Berlin aud Chisagoi tiii !
az a 80 per cent discount
one Pianola remains $3.50 DE NJ
ular price, Take Il az 10 per 'sii =
also one AeFiola az sl95,
You can have your choice Of 'a sI
gan for so and another for t5ii 81
or cash. Get one now. There ''-.'
the well-known Estey and h'i'
Queen, Take your pick.
III you want a fine piano, or ia
class organ, aud the saving oi -'-
on your investment is an Object ei'
LEI this opportunity 90 by unAssd'l
Come this evening,
The end Is at o O'Clock.
EILERS PIANO HOUSE
Y. NJ. @. A. Buildis
Phone Msh ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31

Wash,ugton. d. G.. Jan Sl.-Pres.
ifat Roosevelt ms, be- hearI fm latsr
n rcgari 90 the uniform of enlisted
men 'f che army anj uay,. his ca.
preston, if oae is forthcoming. Wil bs
direeiei aga.ust those people. iaslui
ing officers of che srr,ise. Who fs,,I thar
,here is s'meitIug objectionable Ia ths
pfesente pear chem of mau dressed
hs a soldier or sailor There is uo az
tempt O. disguise abe fact ttat tbs
pIes'ivni heartily approves II the ae.
t.oa of ne army oaeer wlo reesutlv
preferred charges against a subolinate
eaeer When tbe latter requested a 81
a'eF % leave his seat and ~ into an.
other paFt Of Jhe theaier The presi.
4ea' 10 described as aasir.ug 10 make
''aae expression Of his approval of an
action vliSA wouH bring before a nil.
l'aFy eoaTt "a oaicsr WAC has what Mr..
A''ssNelt regards as an entirely ina
proper senilnsnt respecting an enlist.
% naa. de feels that anything he NAV
% ia tae way % Persoual Or ohisial sE.
P'ssiioa would b 10 ne iuteres, Of tAs
''is'ss and Soald Be a aegsass Of the
--','iab Nh'eA Is esiisaly goatly |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Cured LuInbago.

A. B. Cannon, Chicago, writes A''
4, 1908, "Having been troubled =
lumbagO at different times and y.
one physician after another, thsa I
feFent ointments and liniments' gS''
up altOgethsr. 50 I tried once
and got a bottle Of Ballard's snoS :. :,
iment, which gave me almost
relief. I can eheerfully reeomms'.
and win ada my name 70 your -
suffersrs." sOll by D. J. Fry'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Direct Primary Iaanns

lAe hTsi Direct Primary League to
'aAe the election Of United States sen.
.'o'' out Of the hands Of the legisla,
'l'e' and put it in the hanis Of the
people, will be held at Liberty satur.
u'y night Fish LathrOp and other
NsPu0l'eans ,I and citizens of all parties
will be present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
Excursions Every Hnnr

In order to give the people Of salem
an opportunity to see the beautiful
country south Of Salem, and to see the
development being made BY the com.
Pany' the Citizens Light & Traction
company will run excursion cars TO the
'0ek quarry south Of Odd Fellows'
cemetery, leaving the willamette botsl
on even hours Enjoy a pleasant ride
and see for yourself. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-31
For Breakfast
Luncheon
or Tee

few small biscuits easily made with
ROYAL Baking Powder. Make the"
,mall-as small round as napkin ring
Mix and bake just before the meal
Serve hot.
Nothing better for a light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter
and honey, marmalade or jam
You must use Royal Baking Powder
to get them right.
son, s.uro sosOta CO, stNyoaE