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Over 14O0O certificates were ,~sued by the society during February, and seventy five camps were chartered.
 Another large class was recently adopted in Nebraska. this time 2i4 can didates taking the degrees at kearney
 X class of candidates numbering 300 was initiated into the mysteries "t the order ill Oklahoma City recently.
 There are over HOOD camps of Mod eru Weo;lmeu and 1h,. .00o members in good staRtin@
 Tue order k making good saIus in Texas. and many pew camps have been instituted siuca tiae first of the year.
 Junior AmCrs~1n Mechanics,
 Reports received at headquarters in Philadelphia indicate that during the past te.,m there has heeu general and uniform gain ill membership among subordinate councils.
 N the session of the tenusy lNania state council annual reports showed d membership in the state of =h.e93. The @ainS since reported now Nlstify thp claim oi over ao.N00 metnherS in 2ennsylNania.
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ARREST FOR
FALSIFYINC

SALT LAKE. Feb. a-Hyram
TYfee. of san Ffancineo. president
% the Continental tlfs Insurance A
Investment company. charged with
making a false statement regarding
the affairs - the company 10 the
secretary 81 state. arrived from San
Francisco this morning and wili be
placed under arrest on = warrant
sworn out by County Attorney
Christensen some time today.
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WAS HURT ON
THE VALENCIA
=. CHASE BRINGS SUIT AGAINST WRECKED VESSEL FORM.
JuRIEs SUSTAINED LAST DECEMBER

+ w. Chase fell into an open
hatchway last December on the
steamship Valencia during her trip
from juneau ia seattle and bus
tanned Injuries that he believes en-
title him 20 81 eo9 damages. Chase
saa a second class passenger on the
Valencia and be particularly Nance
the boais3ain 81 that time for BE-
ms cFimiuaiiy negligent Ia allow
ing the hatehway TO remain open u
night
The case was before Judge Han
ford this morning for trial aud
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THE MARKETS


Yakima Burfzank potatoes Hssz -
too IS bite Rivers tissu1 pr "a.
HWnets SO f.ar cwt ksiioM nAruf
onions. No. = 8 sol . PER cwt hssA
~ per sack Hrs Nhits tsrnlpsl ~
SACK. a-e Swedish tarnips psr sa.s
eae F1tahAEaHs per ssek x. nz4m
cahh1Nt per Ia ih.Hss@c caFvets ~
sack 80 =. fsarslef. TT DIS E31rl
tomatoes Taer boa fzu4&. hettaaa
lFiiuce N&4ffss. paFsnipt ~ Kssk
s. - EaFiic. psf ih 40. cacufntsTt ~
tsH. tes Is. Hubbard squash. 81 4
sac. California cflcrs. pfr da1eA ~
f-r 8seai ceIsrY. per do1aa saSs
auuuE onions per dnz. i-4e. faak
fiusers pr duE. uG. KpgoatA. 80 \
etsc.
Fruits
Bananas & af D. extra fAnry -
riLn pfr box i. iN faury applt& ~
HoA : Hf2 choice applfs. faf hE
flHi - roakiaE appies psf teN *
IL fancy lemons per box =. taer
ismnnH= pr boa. rz Il. fanfY EAR
ufauHNH. Ser box s IS choke gFnzFn
pr haAs NHzta Malaga EfaFeA r.
Ahi tsas g.. imnurted sinyfna ia "A
per hak iaC fancy i-ih isAskss flss =
California white flEH. sob. baxek y {
O.. 5C. California darks. 1-it teze< ~ Z
BE-. g. sa-lh hnHca. per -. 81. -
cartons peF % she A-Ih c4Fte1& F
81 caNeB 81 II Hallowee dates ~ (
sasc new Fafd dates per n sc. = (
per box f&. package dates - = s
BIZ eFanlsrriess per bhl 81, Psf - +
- enroanute. per Goa lauses ~
apples ttssge
EGGS
strefIs fresh ranch eggA ~ -
49, Eastern. per dan isu1-e-
Butter ARD Chsess
Washington creamery butsef ~
80 Eastern frrah brick. pcr ID 81.
Eastern. fresh tub. por ~ - -
butter. per ih ifG0es new Niscas
long horn cheese per 10. lie isa
Der ib fer Young America. pff = =
new Daisies cheese. per "a Is
cream brick cheese. per To- is -
Swiss. per ib. isc imharHcr, pr = y
New York cheese. per %. isei -
Poultry
1--we cid chickens. per u ~
sprinr pdr lh. IL. 1--we dressed 90
1tIi5es capauz# per lh a.. oFesitls
dnz tIs1f i've turkeys rt =
Nc live dressed. per ~ ltsAe
re,ae per lh. Ser I've dressed. ~
fEteffAe iivc ducks per ia six. =
dressed. per % isalie.
Meats III
steers urr N che COWS ~
e. veal Per n. tuiaisc. malie@
Ib tl4Hte spring lamb. pff ~
dressed hogs. per Ia. SO
Live Stock.
Wffhsra sheep. per IA sArl tNee
Do -. steers peg ny sH ~
lambs per head 81
Fish
1lsIHFut. rsf o.. s,afsc; sairlen -
.f-.a=.at .rr IA iaHlatsa siift5 s-k
r,r us. -nNe. Chinook salmon -
aHa= Founders per ID. S'fak -
r.f iH tU Fuck cod Il
aHfIfaea salIEisc per 10.
re u.r ihz ling cod g. - ..A-s
tfr HHHHff# c per ~
! oysters sd E#la5 pee sacA
raE CLAIMS g rer SACK As
crabs. Nai64
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Seattle union No. II. Order 4
Washington. will give a series q,
dances "a their hall 10 the M
York block every Saturday eFn.s
IN the month. presenting prsasa s
the mnet graceful walters ezrt
time The first dance viii Be 10
ruary 10.
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April 10 was 80 a. the date whss
a hearing viii be had. A peeugr
point 81 laW Nlll be a. iszae .wtsa
the cause IL heard a. chass's -,
Tor damages is directed agalns, a.
Steamship Valencia. her tsfik
boiler etc No mention Il Haas .,
the Naleneia's owners or any ~.
son on the steamer at the sims q,
the accident.
A. the Valencia IL sow q. M
bottom ~ the sea. the case Vim =
watched with Interest BY admlrafr
proctofs and lawyers generally.
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COME OFT TODAY

And look over Capitol fiii Addition.
Div No
Beet hnfuf district in the city.
80 flats No stores
just simply residence property.
Take Capitol ffiii Car a. Aloha street
and So east 60 The
LITTLE WHITE OFFICE on THE
HILL
Our salesman slll BE- there.
Prices o. n 90 g ~ pee front r.
Street EFade and rsmsnt HaihH paid
HHtsf ana sewer under the bonding
system hs1Haf plan
" n TURNER INVESTMENT Go.
A IL Graham fffst
o. b TURNER Manager.
tg-ss Lumber Exchange.
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STAR rs ON
LONG TRIP
EZRA mGEKER. PIONEER, RIDES UP SECOND Az VITA =.
TEAM AND PRAIRIE SCHOONER on WAY TO asrs4,,
OREGON TRAIL,

Gray haired aud past the ailot-
tel three tcore years aud ten. Earn
Meekef Of pioneer fame. came 10
town today just ~ he reached the
uneKpored northwest in 1862. with
an OK team aud the regulation
prairie schooner Of those early
days
Mt Meeker IL but temporarily
eamped IN Seattle near Pine and
Iioylatuu ay. and his entry through
the city'H crowded streets wa vii.
messed by thousands whO stood 10
look OF the strange caravan.
Pity four Years Before.
This r. bot the beginning Of the
trip which the pioneer has com
meneed niih the intention 81 re-
turning over the exact route which
ha followed 10 the unknown west
90 years ago and marking the bis
tofleai Oregon trMi' with perma-
nent monuments Mf Neekef hha
undertaken this as az individual
venture. but his work ~ strongly
Endorsed b. all the historical %
cietioa ~ THE country
I want 90 mark with monuments
81 stone he said yesterday. "the
dangerous trail which Ne pioneers
made With our wagons and oxen iu
those years of pioneering
Still sprightly.
Despite bis years Mr. Meoker a.
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EACH DID A BIT
O. FINE TALKIN'

Tho republicans % the Eleventh
ward held n rousing meeting az
lockwood hall Green Lake. last
night. and the candidates for coun-
Gilman we're given an opportunity
TO explain their positions Four
candidates W A Burlelgh. g W.
I'M. Pred Wyant and l. Gilbert
we're present and spoke.
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Others Along

Accompanying Mr Mseker On "a.
trip are Mr and Mrs. G0ebel Az
SIR Hayes. who have been hired !,
assistants
on Monday night the pioneer x,u
deliver a lecture at the ualtsys.
shurch Boylai0n and Olive = n.
Illustrated with stefeoDueon vlsv.
BE viii deliver lectures At lmtor,.
ant points reached en route 80,
on one side II his wagon Is nais,ss
the route followed b. ths ~
Oregon trail. and on the ofhef ~
are the words old Ofegoa Trsf
1859 lsuG.
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ONE CENT
POSTAGE RATE

The chamber 81 commerce has
been asked 20 take mp the question
OF a i-cenf postal rate on al first
class matter. The National Hard
ware association has been a. work
upon this Tor some time. and Is now
asking the cooperation Of the COM
merclal bodies throughout the coun-
try II will be taken up by the
chamber 81 the next meeting.
DO NOT FEAR STRIKE
KANSAS CITY. NO. Feb a.--lm-
mense supplies 81 fuel oil are in
storage and the supply f. constantly
increasing The managers Of the in
duatfiai establishments Of this disc
tfiet do not fear coal strike. The
operators display more gloom than
the consumers OF miners
Real Estats-costlnued
Nsu- NHI hur nfw fouf-rn0m h0uHf.
near MadIHuu street, ou caHF terms
This g. rnar
HERBERT s. UPPER.
io-ll.ia SehsHf rmaH n'urk.
Cor Eirtt Avenue end Cherry. tt
SEVERAL CHOICE EkcRE TRACTS
. near Everett IuftTuFhau. rlEH IrtIl
land partly Il red ruC location.
30 fHHf terms
HoHEHI WAtTHN.
siH# $50 .sl Alaska HIudiuz a
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HOWARD % LEWIS 4 CO.
ard ilaIlsr nieek-
Main ~ Ind. leo
fs.ip a. The fiusst view 1T IN TIE
city On tqih Ave Nadruna.
Esrrs thipr ia and Paid Ter.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
I have . large e-rostn house. Nth an
sNefpt lonaliB fins iAfKe iawn. trees
flnwers. etc. heated on 18th, south
3, 1s ~, is,s. ,s s ssd ~ s s.i,
o. witi make a sacrifice price On u
ard give the pHrf hanrT almost hia
own trrns Call ~ office aud Ne
wil meet you both on prize and
J % WHITE
500 oriental Block.
d au-eurnsr broadway and Roaueast
i.aaTnp east front a rund baf 80
cash siii handle this
q IA saris. IN 10Th ave. No. ard y
linn.
d =ttrtao a small house in rear ~
iot 80 cash. bal. time. Hti Improve
msnts in and paid. an 10th ave No
ard Miller st
f,n-Is5t tosieo \ broadway. between
Miller aud huanuak. east front
uIoNEkoo A ERICKSON.
ae-it Washington hik-
QUEEN ANNE uIIL sSApa
g. 80 room huuss. modefu. piped lur
furnace fine vtes - sound and
mountains Lot Exio Terms
g. 90 = room huuHe basement attic
bath bot and cold water fuum
house on rsaf - let. lot aaRtaN al
icy. unohsffacted view u sound and
mountains Terms
g. - 3 ruufa mudsfn cottage. aue
hlnfh from ear Terms
CHARLES = ApAMs
- CuimHu iNdN
IEHE ARE SOME BARGAtNs
lutH turusr fine view near park
uuH car cheapest let's weat ~ Green
Lake fass terms
New GROOM hnuHt and p lots good aaIl
hiurbt from car 81 NUaH terms
aerea fur oHiy U.laa eo.
See aHurr.
+ NJ SCOTT.
f.17 Greenwood ave Phones. Nnrth
Ind 4 600
s.UOuM mndeFn house mantle ard
rra1e. reception ball pantry bath.
Gloss en- aHd hHrfmfut & fine buF.
aEl znd aVa Nurth WHsk uG
Az tfs,f.at now fsHr.rnam modern
ru aaEf HfHttH AHur TIM Zine fn.
cnfiHr H ffa cash. balance 2 q
Itf month
= 3d. NEWELL. ~ Marion 81.
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

c. N. Lsheder''. cigar store, sis
sseeed avenue.
snue.
y. n. Nvllee. gei Ballard avenue,
opposite city halt
Fremont nrua Co tWtna sseet
ard Fremont aVceus.
rhes. HARRIS. az eestetties, hee'
ten.
iiss HastlAks, Uastiake prua CO.
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stiu sprishtly.

Despite bis years Mr. Meeker f.
still a. tprlghtiy and lively ~
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peern att hlfhef g.gt am sffiI cell.
iak az the same nfirr.
efass paayl duafa. TOE OF finish. 81 .
PEE door
Cnass PANEL daarB f1r paiutina g Dr.
Per dnHF
MuiiaN frames fnr ws5Fkta. fa
Window frHmaaz riatH q u
I arli e. anY uNe and / have oasis one
price send faf nftre lists and huf
frum ma az as laa % nsfa aa fuur
nearest dealer San laafitil purchase.
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D. T. rEiihEN co.
HPfTNufn NEW MODERN cor
TAQEs Oh VERY EASY TERMS
THE nEFr nuY ~ A MODERN
efN Room COTTAGE on
LAKE WAHHtSUTuS.
9. TAO zach for Nos 80 80 s,th ~
suus. which Nti 81 Open toner
roH after gaan fHaHdaYl from
two e. three nfioeA for fuuf
inspection. These as hand
some cottages overlooking the
Iahs 9Th cement fsaHsusHts
and uafhs pipei faf furnace.
double construction throughout
hiEh aHd aiahtis and command
ifsE = magnificent vlfN.
y l. FEHnEN CO
~ Columbia ~
Phones Nain ita Ind 60
-
tnoaM modern cattssr ! block from
car on West Queen Anne tfiNs Nle9.
tss each - = fzef month
ruuIH modern cottage. uu East Re-
puhilean 81 Price 8 p" 80 raah
hal easy terms The owner 10 EoiAE
north and must HflE
ig.ruefa hnUss uu lars ave West d.
Nidrsl Into three fAafH af foeHls
zach house : feafs old. lot iaKla
grams eiaN Prise emily q 80, 80
each hsl easy terms.
fffFa IL another f=Hearn house. Ia -
- Hn GER line Queen Annr HtAn
oni5 s. 60 fs cash bal easy. Mast
have money
= lots GA Qussu Anne Iiul ] block %
car fuH only 81 80 intl terms
z flns bots on t1th ave. Wet. Sod
tteN Heu terms
lstte nns rafusf. anatstraefive ftrs
lrles 8 80
b. 4 uYEns a CO.
G4szH Artads flidK -
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many a man Of half hls are a.
dirduins the mhfe eamfonsils -. ny
of The wagon and urefers n -
along the trail lie says he ..s s
probably walk most .of The s,s'
taure
This completes The frat IA.
the long overland Journey ~ y, =
dianapDilr which will require 49,. -.
next November Ia that eltv ~
Neekef will Join the intrema ~,
near. and ON "wednesday. "a =
1897 the aged couple viii eelsl,.',A
their Seth wedding annlgerss,,
there
When We eams out here In ts,,.
said Af Meeker during an t,s.
view today. "tbe trip from ths M.
soun river only oeruple9 ~.
months. but from our starting s's,'
II took eight months before
ronehed the end Of tho lourasy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
o. R. & N. TIME SAVER.
Chicago II Hours Nearer via this Pop
ular Columbia River Route.

Chicago II Hours Nearer via this Pop.
ular Columbia River Route.
Franklin was right when he said
Lost time is never found again."
The o. R. & N, in addition to giving
you 200 miles along the matchless Co.
lumbia river. saves you II hours to
Chicago. 1t Is the
Short line to Lewiston,
Short line to the PalOuse country.
Short line to Spokane.
Short line to the Coeur d'Aleue coun.
try.
Short line 10 Salt Lake City.
Short line to Denver.
Short line to Kansas City.
Short line TO Omaha.
Short line to Chicago.
Short line to all points east.
Three trains daily. Gals q. m, s:l5
p. IN. and 6;l5 p. m. The "chicago-
Portland Special" is as fine as the I'm.
est. Every comfort Of home.
For particulars ask my agent of the
Southern Pacific company. or write
a. Ia CRAIG,
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT,
PORTLAND, OR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
STEEL
AHEAD
OF HOYT
State Treasurer Contest Is
Very Close but HOyt
DOeSN0t Give up

Complete returns from ii counties
10 of which have had official counts, in
crease the lead of George A. Steel over
Ralph Hoyt to 371 1t therefore ap-
pears almost certain that Steel will be
the next state treasurer. The figures at
hand last night give Hoyt S199 and
Steel $50. The race between these two
candidates has been as exciting as it
has been close, and though the Steel
men now feel safe, there is always the
of material change in the
plurality before the count is completed.
Hoyt has not by any means conceded
his defeat, but counts on pluralities in
Crook, Curry, Grant, Harvey, Wheeler
and Lake, from which no figures have
been received.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
EVERYTHING NEW THIS SEASON
Norris g. Rowe's Circus to Furnish a
Veritable Feast of Circus
Novelties.

With the present circus season, the
greater Norris q Rowe Show will cele.
brate its 18th birthday. 1t is but
natural to suppose that in all this time
vast quantity of equipment should
be collected, so it is with considerable
relief that Norris & Rowe accepted the
offer OF small circus touring the mid.
die west to purchse all their old ward.
robe, costumes, small cages, dens and
chariots. When the clearance was eff.
fected II. S, Rowe hurried to New York
and there had made to his order all
new big dens, tableau wagons, chariots
cages, floats etc, superb new ward.
robe, attractive trappings for the
horses, and many novel up-to-date cir.
Gus fixtures. So when the show appears
here the young western cireusmen are
confident that the public will agree
with them that the title "The New and
Greater Norris & Rowe Circus. Museum
Menagerie and Hippodrome," is the
A'poe oBfiNPAAotc name tudL could
have been given the show. Not an act
of any kind has been retained from
last season. Many Of the European
bareback riders are making their first
trip to this country, and quite a number
of the athletes, midair performers and
acrobats have never been seen in this
section, and this is just exactly what
Norris 4 Rowe wanted. II was prom.
ised last season that when the show
came this way again every act, feature
novelty and all the equipment would
be new and an interesting and Norris
4 Rowe are satisfied in the knowledge
that they have, as always, lived up to
their promise. The new and greater
Norris 4 Rowe Circus will give two
exhibitions here Tuesday, May sth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
ABOUT
STREET
SPRINKLING

Ed. Journal: Your suggestion of a
few days ago relative to sprinkling
State street to the depot was good
one, and if carried out would be start
er in the direction of civic pride, such
as would vastly benefit our city. The
city council ought to make arrange
ments to sprinkle the streets and charge
for it, but if the time is not ripe for
that we ought not to be deprived of
this inexpensive luxury and comfort.
Our citizens vie with each other to see
who can be the most liberal in helping
unfortunate outside, and l am sure if
awakened to the need would be equally
generous with their money in doing
things for themselves. Public street
sprinkling ought to be inaugurated
soon, and in order to bring this about
let us set the ball rolling by starting
up the luxury at private expense. 1t
will not cost much to have our main
kept clean and free from
dust, and, aside from the higher con.
siderations, it will pay US from the cold
standpoint of dollars and cents. After
we have had it for few seasons, the
community will wonder how it ever did
without. Why cannot our park commits
'ioner take this matter up and provide
/ solution for the problem of dusty
streets. Yours for (
CLEANLINESS. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
STATE
LEAGUE
FORMED

Basketball enthusiasts formed a state
league here recently, the teams repre-
sented were: Portland and Salem Y,
NJ. C. A., Dallas college, Pacific college,
Oregon Agricultural College, University
of Oregon, Multnomah Athletic Club,
Willamette University and the State
Normal School.
The championship committee consists
of Charles Mackie, of Portland Y. NJ.
C. A.. chairman; C. V. Swan, Corvallis;
Z. f. Shaw, Dallas; H. 2. Thorp Mon.
mouth, and R. r. Matthews, Salem.
Resolutions were passed ordering
"that the schedule of games each
month be presented to the champion.
ship committee the first of the proceed
ing month; that each club, association
or college sends to the chairman of the
committee list of five or more men
whom they consider competent officials;
that the men playing on these teams be
registered, and such registration be re.
ported to the championship committee
before the games are played"
The organization will abide by the
rules as specified by the Y. NJ. C. A.
League of North America, and
the decision of the championship com.
mittee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
The Good Of Medicine.

People insisting that medicine does
no good, have one stubborn fact to con.
tend with, that Is, the people who do
believe are greatly in the majority. We
have been so fortunate during the past
20 years as to convince thousands Of
sufferers with weak, watery blood. who
had all the symptoms Of general
breaking down OF the system that one
medicine, at least, does good. Nervous
and unsteady people, weak. fieshless
people, pimply, pale or sallow people,
can have strong, steady nerves and solid
healthy flesh by the use of DIR. Gum =
Blood and Nerve Tonic. A tablet to
take at meal time, 1t turns the food
you eat into rich. red blood, making
solid fesh at the rate OF to lbs.
per week. Sold by all druggists for
zoe per box, or boxes for %. This
medicine saves doctor bills and insures
health, giving the very best treatment
possible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
ANTI
LOCAL
OP1|0||
Suit to Restrain pp,,,,,.
-, Liquor DealensII" \"
on the Ballot

A suit was fled by Attor,,a.I
Crawford and E. C. Bropouss \
M. Pelt, to restrain the sss,.,'
state from placing on the Ofs,i,lt,
the anti-local option law bill n.
and to be voted upon in June },
forth that the title of the bin H.
plainly describe the same, but !,
leading, and not descriptive Of q,
posed amendments.
Judge Galloway will be IN Al /,
this evening to hear the arguu.,
issue the order for the iniuuetjnv
effect of the injunction will bs B,
vent any amendment of the y,
law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24
The M. B. M. Society

The NJ. B. NJ. society met at tl.h
of the president, Miss Leila R,
Saturday evening, April 2lst. A ,
pleasant evening was spent pis
games. Prizes were won by MiaI /
tie Duncan and Nellie Tucker. 4
late hour dainty refreshmeut,
served. Those present were: u
Leila Rigdon, Myrtle Duncan, ii
Pigler, Lois Ohmart, Maud vanl.u
Viola Fisher, lone Fisher, Olive
dell, Iva West, Nellie Tucker, M
Duncan, Mary Hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24

day. He has no doubt that he ought to
be sore, but he comes up smiling, and
will fight hard for the ticket.
The North Salem Improvement
League will meet tonight, but there
will be no street Improvements hp
there until the ladies take hold
Marion county, as usual, was out for
too much, and got very little. Next
time we will do better. OF course, we
will get some minor positions.
If the good people Of Portland want
the rest of the offices let them take
them. What they couldn't get at the
primary they can take at the June
election.
Why not improve the waterways on
the same plan as the highways under
the Tuttle act-assess all the abutting
property for five miles on each side
of the river.
Yes, 1t would be terrible if some of
the fossilized assistant Democrats in |
the state institutions lost their places
But that will not happen. There are
no earthquakes in Oregon.
Alex. IaFollette ran pretty well for
"A farmer. II was not a good year for
farmer candidates. Besides the farm
ers were too busy working to have
enough TO pay their taxes next fall and
have any farm left.
That clam-digger Jones of Lincoln
county. has won out over Jim Cooper
and will be the next joint representa-.
tive from the Polk-Lincoln district.
Well, as long as the clans hold out
here will be something for Jones 10
DO. He is certainly Geo C. Brownell
n a campaign.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-24

Jones, Of Macleay was in town to.