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New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Lenox. Mass. June 22-Malcolm D. SLOANE ar.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Sloane OF Nev, w.,
with a party OF Yale and Harvard friends -,
arrived at Elm Court where Tomorrow Nr So,
will observe his twenty-hrst birthday All - a.
employees at Elm Court are to have n hale 80,
minstrel troupe viii entertain the errn1o,,a =
their families. and there will be a Punch ,, a., '
Snow Tor the children For the young men -,
women OF the employees families there are IN -
races and other sports for prizes which will ~ a..
tributed by Mr.. Sloane The college. me-, a., -
Elm Court baseball team viii play on the Ia,,7, -
fore the country house Among the corlas, ~
who have arrived are Harper sibley OF Hare
Chauncey Mccormick. W. r. Glow Amaze a
Mather' Stewart Wetherbee. Stephen Iando, -,
Arthur p Stout Yale. O7. classmates OF Mr. slo-"
MI and Mrs Charles p. Williams of Sto,f,..
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick : Delaeofs
Mrs. Frank Mann and Miss Jeanette Mann :.
Troy are guests OF Edward A. Buriett AZ ~.
Judge Bishop cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra r. Tbaver os r2os.o
arrived in I.enox "''o
MI and Mrs. George Turner. OF New York l.s,
Beaupre to-day by motor for Ipswich. Mass.
Nr and Mrs. Hamilton Mex Twombly vbo
nave oeeh guests of Mr.. and Mrs W d. SLOANE
setts coast ''S'cno-
MT and Mrs. James Abercrombie F1rda, r. ,.e,
sail for Europe VIII SOON
MT and Mrs. J. Appleton Wade. OF New vo-b
bridge 70' I'll STOCK
"lIham p. Doane left Stockbridge today for Nav,
York He is going TO Europe for the s,7,,,a- -,
iS laughter, Mrs. Wilson. wife Of Lieutenant y,,I
SON. OF the English navy.
Colgate H6yt with party OF friends ,--,.., -
automobile at the MapIewood. IN Pittgqar5 -
MT and Mrs s p. shotter and the Misses sbot,o.
are expected at shadowbrook to-roorrovy '''e'
arrivals In Lenox to-day were Mrs. Artbu- NJ
eeA, OF Cedarnurst Long Island Mrs Edward
2nO"l1oh, OF Brooklyn: Mr. and Mrs Na,lso-
Farker OF New Brunswick n J. and Mr. ana ZTe-
F. X Hutton and Hamilton Young OF New WI
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
THE COMMON WAY.

i sat beside her on the train
And she was fair indeed. to see;
I looked at her hundred times
And once or twice she looked at me.
She had a monthly magazine,
The daily paper l possessed
She wore fragrant little bunch
OF Tiolets upon her breast.
We had sped along mile after mile,
Out from the noise and smoke and CRIME
To where the green valleys stretched away,
And ] forgot the flight OF time
I heard her signing as she read
The tale of love, and 1 was glad
To sit beside her we sped
To see the graces that she had.
A hundred times I looked at her
She glanced at me time or two
But nothing happened on the way
The speeding train got safely through!
/ had no chance TO do or dare
Thus saving her from Deaths grim laws
And probably she didn't care
But. gee. how beautiful she was!
Chicago Record Herald
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
INcoNVENIENTlY TALL.
rom The London Globe.

The Mayor of of the communes ~ A,,ara
had ordered a gamekeeper and a butcher 10 tnEa -
mailman named Legrand TO the 81. GemInes Iu-
that their charge ln of his iucid H. H,,SI
and concluded that he would never consent ~ Re-
handed 10 the authorities Ii was ttacttsJ
therefore TO make him drunk. and all three adj
tourned 10 the nearest inn Legraud took his iioo-
kindly did the others; and when the trio NJ
rived at the asylum the governor could not uaLo
head or tail of their story. lie therefore wired 20
the Mayor, asking him which was the man who
was To be detained. The Mayor replied, Ler,rand
but the tclegra phist spelled it in words ~ a
grand (the tall one) The governor. examining
the three men, saw that one was much taller than
the others, so he promptly capped him inso strait
waistcoat and sent the other away. IL was
three days Ger before the oGDog was dicoyered
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
WHERE LINCOLN PUT 1T.
From The Boston Post.

From The Boston Post
soldier at whose house when a boy Lincoln
paused In his tramps in Illinois. and who loaned
him a whetstone TO sharpen his iackknife. met him
during the war; in Washington. Lincoln rernem-
bered the incident and spoke of the the whet-
stone.
''Ya-a-s.'' drawled the old soldier '.VVhat-
did do with the milestone? / never could
find IL. We lowed mebbe you took II along with
YOU. 'No-no. ! put it on top of the gatepost-
that high one 'Mebbe YOU did. nobody else could
have reached it, and none of US ever Thought To-
look there for it," There II found where In had
been placed fifteen years before. The soldier re-
ported the fact 10 the President.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will san to-day for
Liverpool the Campania are;
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Si''y 81
Waiter o MecTeeTy Tn" Mr. and Slrs- = Z. c0rt
Those who VIII sail to-day for Southampton on
the New York are:
Mayor Mcclellan and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. 1S,',S sang Sayu.
Professor and. Mrs A. J. Thompson. .. = Can
MI. and Mrs. Edward W. NJ. and Mrs ~ L SaL-
Mrs Hunt Slater; J. S, F. AlezandeF'
Mrs. Walter w. Smith.
The cabin list OF the Finland. which viii san %
day for Antwerp, includes: n
Dr. Helen Boyle Mr.. and Mrs. @ o'DOna'a
Mrs TT j. y de Navarro Miss Adrisnns Iselin "
Mr. and Mrs James Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs Geors' "
Mr., and Mrs. Ellis Pusey Galtnger;, =, s.,r,,os
Mr. and Mrs J. E. smith General ". =. vostsr
The Minneapolis Will sail to-day for London win
the following passengers;
c. T. BROOKS. falr and Mrs R 3: RepaA a
Mr. and Mrs II. Z. Hack The Rev and Nrs. Il .
MI and Mrs. Henry Clsve- NLrs wliam TAaT Norton
M and Mrs. George H. Taylor.
Among those who viii embark for Naples '0-'''
on the Konigin Luise are q
The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert NIg Fan. and Mrs a'''s'
DIT, and Mrs. ] b Given The Rev. and Mira W. y"
Professor W. P. Mustard.
Among those who have booked passase on -.
Furnessa. which will sail to-day FOR Glasgow ~
Miss Clemenca T. Board Mrs J. Ritchls Mitchell
man. Gordon Frascr Munro a
Mr. and Mrs. David A. NJ and Mrs CnaF'0s
ClarksOn. Rand
Frederick G. Grant.
The following persons will san to-day IoF li'
burg ON the Pretoria:
Mrs. George r.. Ashley The Anna n SD"
Professor Francis B. Brandt and Mrs. A yN9, rn-
Mr. and Mrs William and Mrs. TOBIAS 49,
Watkins carr. hard
Among the passengers on the Oceana. Whien W."
sail to-day for Hamburg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. An Mr. and Mrs r - LeonN~
derson. Or a. " Longfsli1w-
Mr.. and Mrs e. r. Dick. Mrs Joseph H. Eeddins
:. II. Fiske.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from HaIno1'
on the Graf Waldersee were:
Mrs 5. Y. Darlington. Mrs Ravart Tayor
.. Grimm a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

With mutinies, actual threatened. at Cron-
stadt and Sebastopol. the government OF the
Czar must think that the horse-to VIII military
power-is indeed a vain thing for safety' ana
must begin to wonder if BrOugham was not
right in protesting willingness To trust 10 the
schoolmaster armed with his primer. against
the soldier IN full military array. The question
was long ago raised whether. in case of need
the Russian army and navy could be trusted TO
uphold the autocracy against the people. 1t
now seems to be answered pretty emphatically
in the negative.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
[From The tribune Bnreau.l

Washington, juno 22-President Rooseverr pre-
sided at the longest Cabinet session or the year
to-day the members remaining at the White House
frc~a II a. M until 1:50 p. M After the meeting
adjourned Attorney General Moody said that ne
would prepare a statement for publication ana TWO
hours later announced the administrators oeeision
to begin criminal prosecution against the Standard
Oil Company.
Among the callers at the White House to-day
were Senators Crane. Spooner Beverdge Hopkins.
McEnery and Long and Representatives Overstreet,
Olcott and Lacey
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON

lFrOm The Tribune BureauI
Washington, June 22.-General and Mrs. Alfred F.
Bates have gone to their summer home. the Cross
ways. Windsor Hill. Mass.
Major and Mrs. Theodore Mosher have gone 70
Coburg. Canada. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins. accom-
panied by Miss Mabel Perkins, will sail from New
York tomorrow for London. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins
will spend part of the summer with their daughter
Mrs. Carroll. at Zurich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Riggs have gone to Fare
ham. their summer home at New London
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

The Hon Tim Sullivan. whose proud boast has
been that he represented his district at Wash-
ington a great deal better than any Daniel Weo-
ster. is 70 forsake the federal capital Tor Albany
What washington loses Albany gains Yet we
can I'll afford such a depletion in the Websterian
quality of the delegation which Tammany Hall
commissions to safeguard this citys interests in
the lower house of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

We desire 10 remind our readers arhO are
about 10 leaUc the city that THE TRIBUNE iCiH
be sent by mail 10 ary address in this country
or abroad, and address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscriptions mag be giUen 10 your reg
1lar dealer def0rc IoaUing, or, If more conren-
fenT, hand Them in al THE TRIBUNE Office.
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
ON THE SAFE SIDE.

From The London Tribune
The vicar OF an East End parish tells the fol-
lowing tale:
The other day one OF his parishioners met him
carrying his overcoat The day was pretty warm
You hardly want your overcoat to-day, sir %
said the parishioner.
Il know" was the Wears reply but my wife
is interested in tumble sale and when / carry my
clothes about with me know where they are
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

San Francisco saloons are TO be permitted to
resume on the day after the glorious Fourth
unless another earthquake comes along in the
mean time and temporarily takes away the San
Franciscans' thirst.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
THE LoNewoRTHs START FOR KEEL.

London. June 22.-COngressman Nicholas Long
worth and Mrs Longworth left London for hlel
this morning. Ambassador Reid, Mrs. Reid and
Miss Reid Secretary John Ridgely Carter. Mrs
carter and the Misses Carter the full stan OF the
American Embassy and many other friends gath
cred at the station to bid them farewell.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Mr.. Bryan. while making his tour OF the world
has naturally been unable TO keep fully posted
on what Is going at home. Otherwise he
would not talk about trust busting as he did
at Trondhjem the other day. BY the time Mr.
Bryan gets home if the present gait is kept up
the wicked trusts win all be busted"
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
PASSENGERS FROM DOVER.

Dover June 22.-The Hamburg American Line
steamer Amerika which sailed from here for New
York at 1890 p. after being delayed by fog took
among her passengers A. A. Adee. Second Assistant
Secretary OF State; Mrs. ri. W. Taft and Miss TAFT
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Anita Sands's marriage TO Harold Mnot
to-day has taken large number of people to New
port, where the ceremony is to take place The re-
ception to be given afterward by Mr.. and Mrs
". II. Sands, the parents Of the bride. will open
the gayeties OF the Newport season.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
LUNCHEON TO M. o. COMMISSION.

London. June 22.-The public ownership commits
sion OF the National Civic Federation OF the United
States to-day entertained by Alfred Mosely at
luncheon az the Constitutional club The commits
soners afterward went TO Norwich They will
spend Saturday at Norwich.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Even the cherry in the cocktail is colored; but
it isn't indispensable. and many persons say II
is no Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Owing to the present activity IN making OPEN
ings in the subway, it seems probable that the
air which has been on duty there for year or
more will soon be able to get a vacation
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Senator Bailey could doubtless denne the eA-
pression senatorial courtesy. but to ask MIN 10
illustrate IT in speaking Of the President would
anna rentIv be asking too much
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23
Or. WHITE wITHsTANos OPERATION.

Rochester. Minn.. June 22.-The operation for
cancer OF the intestines. performed yesterday on
Or. j. William White. the Philadelphia surgeon
WAS successful ana his condition TO-DAY, "a good.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. William Goadby Loew will leave
town to-day for their country place at Monmouth
Beach. where they will spend the summer.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Mr. Murphy may be in a fight. but he blandly
protests Ignorance of it, This is not compf-
r,entary TO those who are said to he lighting
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

The manufacturer who sells pork under the
name OF chicken or secretly distributes cocaine
and morphine To innocent consumers of h,s
medicine is no more deserving OF protection
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

IN THE BERKSHIRES

Roy whitney. son of Alfred R. whitney. Of Nor.
ristown. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

The Panama Canal is not to get down to sea
level. but Il il at least no longer in the air
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

than the meat packer who sends out hitny OF
diseased beef.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Charles Lanier has left town for Lenox.
Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane are giving
a big entertainment to-day at Elm Court. their
place at Lenox. 10 celebrate the coming OF age Of
their son. Malcolm The festivities will be brought
to end with big display Of fireworks tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin. jr are still staying
at the Garden City Hotel. where they have been
entertaining Miss Gwendoyn Burden
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Henry Cossitt. who were
married Monday. will sail to-day for Europe.
where they will spend the summer.
Henry T. Sloane and Miss Emily E. Sloane. who
have returned from Europe. Iwill go to Northeast
Harbor. Me. for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert ID. Pruyn are at Southamp-
ton Long Island, where they will spend the summer
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Kathryn
E. Fisher daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Ben
nett Fisher. Of No. 1T East 10th street. to H Ie
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Charles Lanier has left town for Lenon.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ID. Pruyn are at Southamp-
ton Long Island where they will spend the summer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-23

Among the passengers who viii san to-day Tor
Liverpool on the Campania are:
Mr. and Mrs Robert = Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gissy,
Wynne. Canon ana AIs. =" -
Mr. Mrs John Ward Gootfer - -,,+
Walter McCreeTy. Mr.. and Alrs~ .. n - W.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

easy ne resoleing a worn pair Of boots
The invention is not Ia the rails. but
In tho machine requisite for combining
the two sections efrectivly. One loco
motive carries the three machines that
are necessary, one machine for rolling
on the upper rail and two FOR cutting
Il on when Il is worn out. The wearing
portion Of the rail hts down over the
lower portion. the rolling.on machine
bending the depending hangss inward
% as 10 grip the supporting rail. These
depending hanges are converted into
cold rolled spTings. with an inward grip
% intense that a. a grip made by the
shefield Test Works the adhesion Of
the top section 60 the bottom section
In a length Of only one foot was found
TO be s5 tons Tho cutting machine
cuts a groove into one Of the depending
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

The two opposing literary societies
al Chemawa had an interesting debate
Thursday evening when they discussed
the subjects ''Resolvsd, That the
DATED states has produced greater msu
than Germany. The Affirmative was
n the hands Of the young ladies. whose
speakers were Miss Ella Brewer. Alice
Williams and Tilla Souvenir Those on
the negative were john Benson, Robert
Cameron aud Levi SorteE Judges, W.
r. Campbell, C. Cooper and John Beck,
all members Of the school faculty. The
debate was an exciting one, and the De,
sision Of the judges, given after some
hesitation, Was that the young ladies
had won. Assistant Superintendent
Campbell, who has been connected With
the Ihdian schools for over 20 years
pronounced Il the best debate be had
ever heard In an Indian school.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
winamstta neatn panan-

Willamette University opened the
baseball season yesterday afternoon by
Wrestling a victory from the Dallas col,
lege II was a good game. too. and
the victory song echoed 10 the tune Of
8 20 o In favor Of the uniycFslty's rep.
resehiatiyes. The attendance was good
considering the contest had been but
meageFly advertised, A a whole the
contest was a clean exhibition OF the
great national game. Up 10 the fourth
inning there were nothing but EeTos
on the blackboard, until Carey, the
uniyeFsity's hFst baseman, slid across
the home plate, amid great enthusiasm
from the supporters Of the local team
In the hfth more goose eggs were re-
corded But In the sixth inning tive
more runs were placed 20 the credit Of
the Salem boys, and in the seventh two
addiuonal scores were given 20 ths
home team. Then the fireworks stop
ped, For Dallas Reynolds, behind the
bat. and Boydston, At FIRST, played star
ball. While RAIDER. Mace, Cary and
Coleman did brilliant work for the 10
calls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
High Prsssure pays.

Men and women alike have 10 work
ineessantly with brain and hand 20
hold their own nowadays Never were
the demands OF business, the wants OF
the family, the requirements Of sOei,
ety, more numerous. The first effect Of
the pTaisewOFthy effort 20 keep mp
with all these things is commonly seen
in a weakened or debilitatel condition
Of the nervous system, which results
in dyspepsia, defective nutrition Of
both body and brain. and in extreme
eases in complete nervous pFOstration.
1t is clearly seen that what is needed
is what viii sustain the system. give
vigoF and tone 10 the nerves, and keep
the digestive and assimilativs fune.
tiOns healthy and active. From per
sOnal knowledge, We can recommend
Hoods SarsapaTilla for this purpose
II acts on all the vital organs. build.
up the whole system, and its men and
women for these higA pressure days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
Personals

Attorney S. T. Riehardson is in Port
land today.
A. y. Gunderson went to Portland
this morning.
Charles Neu, Of Albany, is the guest
Of friends here.
8. A. Woods has gone to Portland on
business trip.
J. A. sellwood returned this morn.
ing from Albany.
John W. Roland left for Portland tins
morning for a visit.
Miss Jeona Edwards. Of Corvallis. is
visiting friends here
Mrs. John Aupperle. Of jefferson. is
visiting in Salem today.
state Engineer Lewis left for Port.
land on the morning train.
Editor Humphreys Of the Jefferson
Review, is in the city today.
L. P. Humphreys, Of Shaw, is in the
city today transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jooney, Of JET.
fersou. are IN the city today.
John Brookman went to Portland 20.
dav 60 visit for several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Martin. one Of the attendants
at the asylum, Is Portland visitor to
day.
Miss Cornelia Marvin, Of the state
association has gone to Portland for a
visit.
Miss Lydia Propp returned today
from the East. where she spent the
winter.
Dr. Calbreath. superintendent Of the
asylum, went to Portland this morning
on bushes strip.
?. W. Spencer. the hardware man,
was among the passengers bound for
Portland this morning.
p. 8. Mcdaniel. Of the Telegram bu.
-eau. went 70 Portland this morning
'or an over.sunday visit.
Superintendent James. Of the state
prison, was among the passengers
bound for Portland this morning.
Elder A. r. Laudy, Of the U. y /
.hurch. lefi Tor Portland today FOR On
,vcr.sunday visiti from there be goes
% Bcllingham, Wash.
MTs. Zupanski, Of this city. left this
norning for Moscow. idaho. where shs
= summoned 10 the bedside Of her
laughter. Mira Henncn.
Masters Roland and Harold Cake and
Wellington Gilbert, Of Portland, are
he guests Of Master Logan stinsoH
hey spent the day visiting the state In
titutions
Miss Lila swafford. Miss Simon and
desua r. y. Bisbee, Bruce W. Jarvis
md william Bailey will make up the
delegation from the First Methodist
hufeh that viii attend the district con
'ention of the EpwoFth League, which
sill be held In silverton next week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
orsters in Pc Of scalps.

Touigh; the Indian y. NJ c. A., at
Chemawa, is 70 have a unique social.
The association members numbering
over 60 have divided into rival camps.
and will hold two oampfres In the
woods Races. wrestling and various
sports will be contested, and the side
winning the greatest number Of points
viii eat oyster stew, while the losers
will indulge in bean soup. Both sides
will be supplied with Easter eggs ad
infritum. The boys are looking for
ward Co a good time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
Baseball

This afternoon on the University
held the high school team will cross
bats With the Dallas college team. A
hns and elose contest is expected, as
both teams appear 20 be evenly matched
Dallas defeated the high school boys
last Saturday BY narrow margin, and
today the tables are 20 be turned. Bat
teEies, II. S, Jones, Keensi Dallas, Msy,
ers and Reynolds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

fianges Of the rail to a dspA 4 y
third or half che ihiehusss of M,,
while the breaking On maehi,, n,
20 the two fianges breaks % a, -.
cut fangc, thereby rslsaiitg d, \.
rail. These operations DO na b m
way injure or disturb q, nir 4
section.
n each time a renewal fha5h
necessary tho cost of tiiay 3 N
whole Of the track is us as
must be a great saving, aa,Frl
manager Of the Leeds MN ~
mates this economy AZ 55n y -
Another great advantage tiis =
the system is that the wofi { lusI
ale can be done very speedily hip
and involves 20 small an tzia I
material on the road that u, n. .
very little interfered with.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

Mrs J. A. Aupperle and Mrs. 5. A
Pease. Of jefferson, are in the city to
dav visiting friends. but avow they
are not talking politics.
Harvey X. Brown. Of Baker City.
one of the Republican candidates for
governor. is in the city today.
Rev Ezra Maurer went to Jefferson
this morning.
Professor W. H. Mahafie went to
Portland to spend the day.
Samuel A. Kozier. one Of the EN-.
ploves in the Office Of the secretary Of
state. went TO Eugene for an over-sun
dav visit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

elg Goal ridd Found. Yes, On orc
gon. and not 20 far from aalemi 10
foot vein of coal that assays a. per
cent aKed carbon Al gas roots. 40
tive developments each day increases
value Of mine Would you like an IN
isFest In such a minsi Lot us show
II 10 you. anyway. Inysst ESQ, more
II you can. and watch your money
work. Capitalized. al 100000
stock now selling a. 20 esnts per
share. For fun particulars write 1.
W. Lane, 200 Mckay Buildlng, Port.
land. or. A-io-im'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14
An improvement IN Tramway Rails


Consul Hamm Of Hull sends the fol,
lowing description Of a demonstration
given in Leeds, England, Of a simple yet
very useful invention connected with
the tranWay track; The present method
Of making tram rails is TO make them
in one piece lengths 1t is only the
upper surface which receives any wear,
and when this Is worn out the whole
rail and concrete bed have to be torn
up and a totally new equipment pot
down. The invention separates the ran
into two Parts-ssparates the wearing
surface from the permanent giFdsE sup.
pert Il allows Of the renewal Of the
wearing surface when Necessary with
Out pulling up TIE Whsls Of the roadway
o. interfering At AN with the under cir
der, WAieA l. tied d0Wn g the concrete
bed Undes .his system tie rsnswinR
q tranWsys apParently bseonss a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-14

n Sun IN Buninouu-The underdgned
Aas not gone 10 work for the Capi'
Cal Improvement Co, as represented.
he is running q wagon, and is siill
IN the transfer business, 70 on or
ders a. heretofore. Phone zoe, Leave
orders AZ Ferguson's restaurant T.
NJ. Eckhaft. tt'im'-