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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

A large number og fruit growers and
oi'hardists OF Lima counJy met al A.
oany today and formed a hor,iculur
al society The purpose OF the socie
V is 20 devise means by which the
fruit Inspector viii be- aided in secur.
ing the spraying and cleanirg OF the
orchards OF the county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Wanted Apprentice girla 20 bcEin
work fcbruary seth None under
is ycaru ~ ago need apply Mr.
Hilkc'u millinery parlofH. a9i Con.
mufclal street 2lNats
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NEW TODAY

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Please return 90 this once and 90
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Tor Reut Furnished rooms, single o.
double. viih o. without Are, assh
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wan,sd. A. Edison theatre. boy be-
tween % and it years old, 10 act aa
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Thursday evening al Oregon City
the clackamas couuty Democrats held
a great love feast aud entertainment
Prominent speakers were present. and
an interesting progTam Vas given. fol
lowed by a banquet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Attorney Harry Iajd. of Eugene.
died a. thar Place yesterday OF tp
phoid fever agsd so years. Tie leaves
a wife and child Mr Iadd was a
keeu lawyer and ambitious 10 per.
feet himself iu a.s profession.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

The typaoid fever epidemic In Bi
gene Is becoming more serious every
day, and there are aow nearly 100
eases, The city water is said 20 be
he cause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
State News

The annual state Christian Eudeay
or Society convention Will be- held Ia
Eugene February 2225.
The Roseburg high school basket
ball team defeaed the Eugene high
school team Wednesday evening by 4
score of i6 toA
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
GOV. BELL BANQUETED
LAST EVENING
Complete Surprise to the Retiring Chief
Executive, Who Was Presented
Handsome Gift.

In recognition OF the many courtesies
they have received at his hands, the
members Of Governor e. y. Bells staff
rendered him banquet last night at
the Pavilion The affair was kept from
the knowledge Of the governor until
be was invited TO the banquet room. In
the party were Governor and Mrs. G i,
Bell, Misses Adine and Jennie Bell, Miss
Julia Bell Of LittletoE, M H., Miss Nif-
ginia Perry of MeIHdoes, General and
Mrs. Gilmore. Lieutenant Governor aud
Mrs G. H. Stearns, General n. &. vii.
liam4 aud daughter, Elizabeth and Gene
We've, OF Bellows Falls. General and Mrs.
w. Il. Putnam Of Bennington, Col. and
Mrs. w. u. Putnam of Bennington and
Colonel and Mrs. N A. Dale OF Dan.
Vile, Col. aud Mrs. G. W. Scarf of
Burlington, Col. and Mrs r. S. Billings
OF Woodstock, Col. and Mrs. NJ b. Rob
erts Of Rupert and Secretary and Mrs
G. r. Walter of st. Johnsbuiy.
Following the dinner, General Wi.
Iiams in behalf Of the staff presented
Governor Bell an elegant gold lined
sterling silver salad bowl, on which was
inscribed, Presented to Governor Charles
j. Bell BY his staff, t004-6" Under
tnis Inscription was cut the names. oi
the members of the staff The decora-
tions ot tlis bowl are III imitation 81
maple leaves, and it was made from a
special design by the norham manu-
featuring company
When Governor Bell recovered from
his genuine surprise he made happy
and feeling resprnSe. Other members oi
the staff spoke briefly and the evening
was delYnAuIly and informally spent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
DELIVERS MESSAGE
TO LEGISLATURE
Advocates Increasing Tax On
Railroads, Restricting Use
Of Automobiles, FayOrS
Caucus Law, Would Change
System III Auditors Office

Fletcher D. Proctor Of Proctor, who
was elected governor of Vermont on a
Republican ticket over Perciyal w.
Clement, Fusionist, today entered upon
The duties Of chief executive, the for
NAL ceremony being held in the house
Of representatives chamber in the state
house at Montpelier. A crowd of peo-
pie filed the meagre space OF the cham.
Der which is allotted to spectators,
among the number being many former
state officials and the two United States
senators, Reddeld Proctor, father Of the
man who was inaugurated, and William
P. Dillingham;.
Prior to that, in the forenoon, the
legislators gathered in Joint session TO
listen to the message Of the retiring
governor, Charles J. Bell (Ihe mes
sage of Governor Bell will be found on
the third page. Governor Bell was
escorted to the speakers chair by SEN
ators Taylor Of Caledonia and Holden
Of Bennington and Representatives Kid
der of Woodstock, Cady of Middlehury
and Cobb of Island Pond. Following
the reading Of the message the joint
assembly took adjournment for dinner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
UNDER THE GLITTER
OF THE GILDED DOME.


The railroad lobby was hit hard ard
fluttered badly when Governor Proctor's
recommendation Gin an increased rail
road tax was read today. The lobby
was there in full force, 100
The governors reception in the state
house this evening viii be pleasant
occasion. A cerdial invitation Is extend
ed To All.
United States Senator Redheld Proc.
tor arrived in Montpelier last evening
TO see his son duplicate his (the sen.
ator's1 performance Of 2s years ago
become inaugurated as governor Of Yer
mont.
Two Of the members Of the holisg
who were threatened with contest
Hapgood Of Peru and Burnham Of Wood
bury, took their seats yesterday with.
out interference. The claim was made
that they had not resigned as post
masters before being elected represen.
tatiye
BY resolution introduced by Mr. Jack
son of Barre the house has taken official
notice Of the bereavement Of Mr.. SenteI
Of Montpelier. whose daughter died re-
Gently.
George G. Adie, son Of cx-Aldermar
James Adie Of Bare, is one Of The page;
in the house.
One Of the features Of the decorations
for the reception tonight is the in
scription, Ring out The old, ring in the
new" worked in corn husks, immof-
telles and clover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
over Failure Of State Good
Roads Convention
State Commission Of Highways c. W.
Gates Said He Made Inquiries About
Col. Moore and Mr. Loucks,
Who Visited Montpelier.

State Highway Commissioner Charles
WI Gates Of Franklin, who was in Mont
Ipelier today congratulated the city coun-
ell Of Montpelier on turning down the
proposition of Col. Moore and Mr..
Loukes Of the National Good Roads as
sociation He said lie was well pleased
with the refusal to hold state conven-
tion fom what he had learned Of the men
and their organization.
Commissioner Gates expressed the
opinion that local commissioners could
do better in building the roads because
they were more familiar with the cIima
tic conditions The idea Of the men in
promoting the good roads movement he
applauded saying that much good would
result in spreading Of tie desire for bet
TEL highways. Commissloner Gates said
that four county conventions were held
Ill Vermont before he was aware OF the
presence Of the two men in the state.
On making inquiries he received from
Senator Proctor letter from the com
missioner of roads in the agricultural
department. The letter did not speak
any too highly of the two men who were
going about Vermont fIe said II was
the practice Of the men to get as much
as possible out of the communities, and
loftentimes the amount was large.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
0VEREXERTI0N CAUSED
DEATH OF c. C. MILLER
Prominent Citizen Of Burlington Died
Yesterday Afternoon-was Well
Known in Masonic Circles.

Burlington, Oct 4.-CharIes G. Miller
vice president and treasurer Of the Bur
lipgton Drug company, died Of heart
disease yesterday afternoon at t30.
Mr. Miller had suffered for long
time with a chronic lesion of the heart
and OF late his condition had been grow.
ing worse Shortly before eight O'Clock
Tuesday evening, while he was walking
down town from his home at 2i0 South
Union street, he aided several people ii
raising To It's feet horse which had
fallen on Union street near the high
school building Having overexcrted
himself, Mr. Miller vent to the offer o.
Dr, u. N Jenne near BY on Main street
IN i state almost of collapse.
There he stayed all night. suffering 4
FEW heart spells during that time. Yesl
teriay morning his condition seemed Il
b. somewhat improved and he wished tc
walk home. At ten o'clock he WIS taker
"a bis home and at 80 came the final
shock which resulted III his death.
Charles Carleton Miller was native
of this city, having been born here No.
sember 2s, 1858. In politics he was q
Democrat
Alr. Miller was member Of the All
gonquin, Ethan Allen aud Mohican clubs
lie was one Of the best known and most
prominent Marons Of this section OF Tho
state, being member Of Washington
lodge, +. x A. NJ, IN which he filled The
Office Of worshipfiil master for two years
He was also a member Of Burlington
Council, r. s. S. M.; Burlington Com
mandcry, Lodge Of Protection. ScottfSl
Rite: Mt Sinai Temple Of the Mysti,
Shine; and WAS thirty second degree
Mason.
Mr.. Miller is survived by wife, Mrs
Katherine Jane Stannard Miller, adangh
tel Of the late General George J. Stan
nard, whom he married on November 20
1893; two sisters, Mrs. q. C Barker ant
Mrs. Kate 2. Miller md Il brother, JohI
Miller, all Of this city. Two other SIS
ters, Ellen and Catherine. are deceased.
The funeral will be held from his lat,
home at 2.30 o'clock Friday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
HUGHES ACCEPTS NOMINATION.
Formally Told Last Night He Will Run
for Governor.

New York, Oct A. With The declare
ton that the issue in the forthcoming
campaign i'll this state is not to be one
OF republican principles on OF demo-
cratic principles, 81 partisan issue at
all, but the vital issue of decent govern
ment, Charles II. Hughes, Of this city,
last night formally accepted the nomina
tion for governor, which Was brought to
him by committee from the republican
state convention recently held at Sara
toga.
HE ceremonies of the notification Of
Mr. Hughes and of tie other state cam
didates we're held at The Republican club
iu West 10th street ana followed Il din
ner at which MIR. Hughes met the mem
bers of the new republican state COM
mittee which had been in session here
yesterday. Among the other guests AZ
the dinner were former State Chairman
Odei and former Governor Frank S.
Black and they were among the first I'd
congratulate MFR. Hughes upon the con-
clusion Of his brief speech which was re.
ceived by the 500 or more persons crowd
I'd in the club's parlors with cheering
and applause.
When The candidate mentioned the
name Of President Roosevelt, those pres.
ent broke into cheering When Mr.
Hughes pledged himself to an honest
and Embossed administration the ap-
plause was deafening, and lastly when
he characterized the opposition as ''a
masquerade" his supporters gave them
selves over to an outburst which caused
air. Hughes usually serious face ID
break into a satisfied smile.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
LITTLE BUSINESS DONE.
Two Branches of Legislature Loaf To-

Two Branches of Legislature Loaf To-
day.
Little business was done in either
branch today because Of the exercises
Of Inauguration. On request Of State
Auditor Graham, Mr.. jackson Of Barre
introduced a resolution calling for the
appointment OF a committee Of two SEN
ators and three representatives to look
over the system now iii vogue in the
state auditors Office and 10 recommend
change.
The proposed changes in the rules
of the house were presented today.
They provide for an increase in the
membership of the judiciary committee
to fourteen, for new committee on
municipal corporations Of nine members,
for an appropriation committee of nine
members and for a revision committee
of three members. The duties Of the
last-named committee shall be to present
bills in proper form and return them To
the clerk Of the house Ii is hoped
thereby To avoid good deal Of repeti.
tion. Mfr. Bailey OF Essex introduced
Joint resolution calling for a commit
tee of seven to take up the revision of
the Vermont statutes, where the pres
ent revision committee leaves Off.
Besides hearing the prayer OF the
chaplain the senate aid nothing except
pass resolution providing for a joint
session with the house
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
Rules ROOst Among Massa-
chuSetts Democrats
CALLED TO ORDER AT III
There Is No Opposition in Sight George
Fred Williams VIII Nominate Him
--E. Gerry Brown for Lieu
tenant Governor.

Boston, Oct. A. The Democratic state
convention was opened at fremont Hem
pie shortly after | / o'clock today. John
z Feency, eSmayor Of Woblirn, was
chosen a. temporary chairman and was
later made permanent chairman John
p Moran, district attorney for Suffolk
county, win he placed IL nomination by
George Fred Williams ana win be chosen
apparently without opposition Il. Gerry
Brown Of Brockton is slated for lieuten-
ant-goyernor and Thomas i. His2en Of
West Springfield forsauditor.
Xix Mayor FeeHey Is chairman of Mi.
Morans campaign committee and his
election as chairman Of the convention
showed the Moran strength. Mr.. Feeney's
statement last night that he was to be
chairman of The convention today was
the occasion for q discard among the
party leaders
Mayor Fitzgerald, III his talk with the
Moran managers demanded that some
recognition be given to Boston, and that
in addition 20 selecting the presiding Of
fieer Of the convention, the election Of
members Of the state committee should
also be taken into consideration, and
that Boston SHOULD at least be given
seven members at large Of the state com
mittee.
There was where The hitch came, for
while Mr. Moran and his campaign man
ager we're perfectly willing TO meet
Mayor Fitzgerald half way, the Hon.
George Erred Williams stepped IN and
would moi liste N anything. He was
in favor Of turning down the Boston ma
chine good and hard. and did not believe
they We're entitled 70 anything
The most ardent supporter of Dist
Atty. Moran agreed last night that lc
was being hampered IN his fight BY bis
own friends, who, not being satisfied
with nominating him for Governor, were
bent upon capturing the entire organi
zation. This was looked upon BY the
friends Of the district attorney who had
interests at heart as serious mis-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
sTLIKo WON FUTuRIrY.
Driver Seriously Injured in Third Heat
--Estactic Won 2:03 Pace.

Lexington. Oct. 4.-Siliko. Bay son Of
Moko and Silicon. won the $4,000 KEN
tucky fnturity yesterday at the Ken
lucky Trotting Horse Breeders associa
ton track. The race was maTred by an
accident that resulted in serious injury
oil WI II. Mccarthy. bis driver. In the
third heat Ben White, who drove tae
Abhe, made an attempt 70 get the rail
near the quarter pole and the Abbe step
ped into the wheel Of the sulky Of
SiIiko. In an instant Silixo tripped.
throwing Mccarthy headiong on the
track beneath the hoofs of the Able and
IN front of nine other horses
The Abbe stepped Oh Mctarthys head,
inflicting u serious injury. The heat
went 10 Lightsomc. The Judges allowed
Siliko 10 start in the next heat with
Myron, McI1enry in the sul<y and won
from Ed Custer by neck, being
the race He Il owned BY ]. II. Walden,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
MANY EEToMBED.
By an Explosion in West Virginia
Mine.

Bluedeld, w Va, Oct. +. As tls
suit Of an explosion Yesterday a
lac the West Pork mines 0f tie
tas Collieries company. aie
plosion Of fa02 occurred. in wili
intendent 0Alalley and fG
their lives, Is men are sappo
entombed The mine is reporte
on fire and the Mork Of rescue Is
ed. The cause Of the explosion Il
determined.
The explosion occurred in what Is
known as tie St. Paul entry Of the mine.
Reports of tie number Of entombed men
vary from 60 to 100. The lack OF brat
tice cloth helps 10 retard the rescue work
and car load Of ii II being hurried fpr.
ward on special train from Blnefelds.
The force Of the explosion was hardly
noticeable at the mines mouth, as the
entry in which il occurred Is two an1
half miles in the mountains. A num-
her OF men in the South mine were at
most siifocated before they wererescucd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
FEDERATION AT BENNINGTON.
Representatives Of women's Clubs Of
Vermont Hold Meeting.

Bennington, oct. 4.-4The eleventh an
nual meeting of the Vermont state fed
Grafton Of women's club opened d two
days gathering yesterday with an at
tendance Of about forty delegates.
The morning session was called to
order by the president, Miss Susan Il,
Clark Of Brattleboro. An address of
Welcome was delivered BY Mrs. u. II
Sibley Of Bennington, and the response
was made by Miss Clark The recording
secretary, Mrs. o. d. Mathewson OF
Barre, gave report Of the last annual
meeting The corresponding. secretary,
Mrs. T. Il. Crane Of Rrattleboo, report
cd the extension of club work in the
state.
Yesterday afternoons session was taxi
en- up with reports Of committees.
Last evening there was an address
on Some Heroines Of Yesterday and
today BY Mrs. Mary Alden Ward Of
Boston, vice president general Of the
federation,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
TRAINMEN JUMPED
TO ESCAPE ACCIDENT
Passenger and Freight Trains Collided
at Bennington--Edward Hastings,
Engineer, Hurt in Jumping.

Bennington, oct. H. The southtbounI
flyer, due at North Bennington AT 315 p.
nj ran into freight just north Of the
station at that place yesterday after
noon. The passenger train was travelling
along at petty good speed and the re-
suItings wreck was quite complete. The
crews of both engines saw trouble ahead
and jumped in time, escaping injury
with he exception Of Edward Hastings,
engineer of the passenger. Mr. Hast
ings is very heavy man and suffers
from disloeation Of the shoulder. Al
though all the passengers were thorough
ly shaken up none Of them was injured.
,lhe engines of both trains and one
freight ear were badly smashed up. The
blame il placed with the crew Of the
freight train who had no excuse for be-
ing on the main track at the time. A
passenger train was made up TO take the
people on their way and this got out OF
town at about six O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
DARTMoUTH's VICTORY.
Over University Of Vermont Was 9 to D
Yesterday.

Hanover, \. H.. Oct. Alt was New
Hampshire against Vermont on the
alumni oval yesterday afternoon, and
New Hampshire won BY the score of
II TO b. Dartmouth found the uniyer-
sity Of Nemont worthy foe, however,
and not until the half half could the
team gain consistently.
Dartmonth's work was much better
than on Saturday, and afforded consid-
cradle encouragement Twice the home
team worked the forward pass snccess-
fully, and handled several punts clev.
erly. The first half was hardly contest
ed, but just before time WAS called II.
+. White scored two points for Dart
mouth by handling Glaze's punt care
lessly.
ln the second period Dartmouth made
It's distance eight times, and scored d
touchdown and goal. Vermont made
its distance only once IN fhe entire
game. Captain Glaze was the star for
Dartmouth. while Lord was the most
consistent ground gamer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
McKAY--SMITH.
Marriage at Presbyterian Church Yes
terday Afternoon.

Miss Essica Smith OF Saranac, n. ",
and Andrew Mckay Of this city, were
united in marriage at ) o'clock yesters
day afternoon at the Presbyterian church
by the pastor, Rev W. G. MacIntyre.
Mrs. +. T. Colburn and Mrs William
CoIburn, relatives of the bride, were
present. They left on the evening train
for a wedding trip to the home Of the
bride at Saranac, N. VI
: The bride has been employed az an
operator at the central telephone oilice
IN this city for some time Mr.. Mckay
Is clerk at Merchant & fraser's store.
They will reside in Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
Vermont Branch Meets.

Bellows Falls oct. 4. The 27th An.
nual meeting OF the Vermont branch Of
the women's auxiliary to the board OF
missions of the Episcopal church opened
yesterday in Emmanuel eaurch with holy
communion celebrated BY. Right Rev. Ar
thur c. A. Hall Of Burlington, bishop Of
the Episcopal diocese Of Vermont. Off
GERS we're elected AZ follows; Mrs NJ.
ID. Woolsey, Vergennes, president; Mrs.
w. A. Mead, Hartford. first VICE presi-
dent; Mise Alice g. Sheldon Burling-
ton, corresponding secretary: Miss Kath-
crime Williams, Bellows Falls. reco.iing
secretary: Mrs Charles #. Parker Ver-
gennes. treasurer
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
MEN READY FOR WORD.
Fort Ethan Allen Cavalrymen Start for
Newport News.

Burlington oct. 4. Orders were Te-
ceived here Yesterday from the war de-
partment at Washington for the ist and
end squadrons Of the 18th Y. s. cav
airy at Fort Ethan Allen to leave yes
terday afternoon for Newport News and
thence to Cuba.
The men were Immediately started in
three sections. All Newport News the
squadrons will be Joined hy Colonel
Chase, their new commander
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
BAR MET LAST NIGHT.
And Discussed the Proposed Judiciary
Bill.

A special meeting Of the Vermont bar
assoclation WAS neid last evening N the
TO consider the bill already reported by
special committee from the associa-
tion regarding the reorganization Of the
Vermont courts. II. II. Powers presided.
After fully discussing several proposed
amendments it was decided to leave to
special committee the work Of com
plotting the bin and this committee was
instructed to attend TO its early intro,
durtion iii he legislature. This commit
tee is composed OF Judge f. L. Water
man Of Brattleboro, J. f. eastman of
Burlington. and Q. NJ Barber Of Ben.
nington The bin viii not again be
before the association until after it is
introduced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
IT WILL BE MAcooN.
Will Relieve Secretary Taft as the Pro-
visional Governor Of Cuba.

Washington, Oct i. IT was announced
at the white house yesterday afternoon
that upon further consideration of the
subject. the president has decided TO
adhee to his plan formed Tuesday and
send Charles r Magoon to Cuba to
relieve Secretary Taft As provisional gos
eruor. allowing Governor Winthrop TO
remain in Porto Rico, where his services
are needed.
1t was stated late yesterday that the
president had reached his intention not
10 send Governor Magoon to Cuba as
announced earlier in the day because
Of advices then in hand from Secretary
Taft intimating that the arrangements
made Tor Governor Winthrop assuming
the duties Of provisional governor had
gone too far TO be changed conyen
ientIv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-04
GRAFT is CHARGED
IN LYNN, MASS.
In Relation to Building Of Half Million
Dam at Walden Pond--The Re-
port wls Published
Today.

Lynn, Mass, Oct. A. The special com
mission appointed last fall by Mayor
Baney to investigate the charges Of
graft against the Lynn water board IN
connection with the building OF the
$500 900 din at Walden Pond reported
this morning that the administration of
the work was loose, inefficient aud
wasteful, opening wide the door to the
suspicion Of that which is known as
graft The report find that the board
invited suspicion Of having hccn more
solicitous for personal gain than for the
best interests Of the city