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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

Tho priNlogc of changing you mind
over nisht as 90 Who shall be q. s
a.uator for sufficient roason" Is not
goiug to b. obtaiusi ~ easily as some
people imagine a. ne hands of the
people
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24

known. and ioavp a gooJ impression
with aIl whom no meets.
10 tho Willamette yalloy towns
vuud allow ompty trains to run into
Portland for two weeks a franchise
vUuId be- granted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Smiles

Albany laels sand.
Hloch dlled ono too many
Everybody chorc up John D. Rock.
cfellcr has boon found
Portland should not all the valley
rouso that LAYS the golden egg
n fIoch mcots all u bis wives IN tho
noat world ho'n have a hot time.
uia time fcw sidewalks went
down on sUuth High and Liberty.
Mako ho quarters q the aro d..
parmoui boys mone comfortable.
Tho man who does nothing but
nay politics worila tho people harder.
sss
Rurtland city dah, arc iriylng tho
rgs of the state away from Portland
Exchange Tho dircct primaries
viii show aomc mou how they can't
run.
Tho Journal WI agrco With somo
thinFs In kiudnssa thai q viii uo, iako
a. diciat.on
Tho bass nyoa vol II ac has 40
visible means of existence but what
ho malui out of poh'ics
The pooplo aru nt uo elect al other
officials. AMI aflor awhile thoy viii be
nt to olcct q. s sonaiors
Too bosses who have sun th.ugs
most vtg run things least is the pro
di,uion of mo direo primary
Tho Democratic banquet next Tues.
day viii show groai harmony on tho
quest i0u OF eating and drinAug
sss
A Salom man has1 been found Nho
has lived happily win a woman nearly
20 yo,rs and don't know her as some
mvn have no curiosity,
sss
Tho pryilogc OF changing you mind
over niEht as 90 Who shall be u. s
auator "for sufficient roason" Is not
goiug to b. ohtaiuoi ~ easily as some
pooplo imag.no a. ne hands of the
people.
u Is gooi for Republicans 20 duoIi
u'gothor Ia psaoo and unity, AfteF
avldia AN Republicans win favor dincct
u0minatiou and dnoct eleoaou OF son,
ators u tae Umtcd States by yhe yuse
of TIE people
Wesi Siio Enerprise, n the peop'e
lonk As had uo no auate as the seu-
aio doos 10 the pooplo ana the senate
looka a. had to the people as t0e peo.
p,o a. 20 tho s,uate thoro b a very
sitio guu betNe'n tho tNo
Abany nemsgat Tho question
has risgn Ia Eugoue whether thsro l.
ans one hsins Mo held once IN lane
oouuty 30 yoars AEo. and few have
hoon foyusi soStiorcd over tho coast
Iiun county has az least tvo Jason
Whoelsr. who vas sheriff. ana I.utael
Whito. rcprssontatiye and surveyor
r. z, Botse vas district attoruoy 20,
seyoral ysar provio0s 10 iS56
southoTn OrosOnian; Hon. WaEel
l. Tcoge. Of MaziOn county. has beeI
spouding the past week la Jacksa
county Ho q a candidate for con
grossulan from this distuict aud &
ionka voEy mooA a. Il he VIA win M
pgiIa Alr roo1o d wsn QuAhns hs
lthe p0sitton. popular wbereFor he d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
A GOOD ROAST

You cannot get a better anywhere.
We have a reputation for supplyijg
tho boat meats IN Salem. and we will
certainly keep a. Buy your roast
beef or any othor kind Of meat where
you got tho best
e. c. CROSS.
State S. Market Phone 2si
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-24
Direct Primary Laws.

lNUf 8ih0 EndufpfiHnl
Reforms are not wrought without II
fuv and wlthour cot u % MT to be-
capcCt"i thnt so great a reformation
a. tho avuidanro ~ tho corruption aud
dcbauchury aftoudunt upm tho o'oc.
uun ~ a. e SENATORS will be accom-.
pnshci without sivuuous oppoiiion.
True tho yui"n ~ OnEun have n
within thvir power 10 pledge their can.
di,iatoa on tnis lmpovaui matter A
lung s"p in tho iirortiou of o'cc'ion of
a. n nsuafusu by tho pooplo has bo1u
ialgon bu tho victory uf tho people ls
unt yct cumpioto Araycd against tho
orrun p,an is tho powerful Influence
of The cu1.oraio. trua and specia, In.
'oNutF roprvsouicd in the q. h. son.
ate
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-07
A Surprised Darksy.

A comical story is told OF a negro and
a restaurant giving soms idea Of what u
eqGare meal costs IN GoljHold.
The oolored man had just arrived and
had secured q Job III one OF the barber
shops. Being unaccusiomed IL the
ways Of this camp Lc e,i out for dinner
with the sum OF % cents ~ h . l%ocset.
Arriving at one of tile leading ree-
taurants he took u seat, Mt = table and
Observed opposite mn Il i,ian eating a
large p%orteshouse steak.
When the waiter came Ia get hiH
order he pointed ov6r to M man rat u,v
the porterhouse md dennnd,d 4 ri, ak
OF the ssme dimtnsions. Alter b. had
eaten II, along wislri~rnf uin 8 lonyes
OF bread, he put his hand duaU IN hia
pocket and pulled out tie quar- 6et. aud
giving Il to the wriier, made Tor tho
door. Without q ulhm+ M tie mau
behind the register hc WIN mnkmr TOR
tho street, when be- was r.lled Tack to
pay Tor bR meal. Ito EXCLAIMED liini l,e
thought tue steaw COS, tau bite. hui ii,s
manager COULDN'T seq II the same way.
sAh hab been rm! in 10 dni tile re
steak cher since the barber cxpiahns.-
GoldHeld Chronicle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-07

Hrlsfsr the MurIer Il ! Tnnp at
Acltelb Last Dece1ba.
speciaLto the INDEPENDENT.

-. HLE.HHN.
CARSON Crrr. Dac. 7.-Johnny and
Ibapah, the two Indians sentenced to
death for the murder Of Fred Foreman,
a tramp, at Montello. nearly year ogo,
were executed at the ~penitentiary at
12:lo today.
Boil. wero stupetied and failed 70
%realizs the ~signiicano4 OF the propara-
,tmn.. Tie. slept well last night, and
this morning up to tha time OF the
execution. johnny TALKED with bravado.
lnapah vas quiot. johnny talked and
smoked cigarettes until his hands were
bound down. He then asked for q
drink. His hands were unbound and
he took a drink and talked against time.
He seemed to enjoy being the center Of
interest.
Neither suid II word on the scaffold.
The entire time from the cell to the
drop Of the trap n less than ten
minutes. Every effort to prevent the
hanging was .oi no avail. Tue bodies
were pronounced Ifeiess seven minutes
after the ilrop. iu7t
There was only a few witnesses pres
emit. Governor Sparks was not present.
Frank Dwyer, under sentence of
death for the murder OF Williams at
Austin, wns extremely nervous and "a
companion remained WITH him all day.
Johnny and Ibapah are said to be the
first Indians ever executed by process
OF law in this State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-07

Mr.. Bsdt. one of The solid bushes
men Of Wels, IL in town today. He
settled with the county for his firm and
q number Of his neighbors.
H. @. Hsrdesty, uf the old settlers
Of the northern raIt Of the county. is in
town today on lis way 10 Healdsburg.
CalifOrnia. Oh 4 writ.
In view OF Mr.. Cuney's long and
honorable life in Elkp. the INDEPENDENT
suggests that the business houses close
Wednesday Afternoon during his funeral
as a token Of respect IL his memory.
Ills career among us wab honorable and
upright and HE memory de erves thus
tributs OF respect.
will Brother Smith lead in prayer?'
said the leader Of a revival meeting in
Georgia. Several men nro+a and hegan
praying at once. This embar rassed the
leader and lie said hurriedlY: Il meant
Brother John Smith,. At this au-
nouncemeui one sat down aud five more
got up and began praying. The preach
er saw his mistake and said nothing and
let the eleven pray it on, among them.
selyee. .Sr~ Sis rs jgs
BY q notice elsewhere, it viii be seen
that Claude Womack has joined the
ranks OF the benedicts. Judge Bruce
performed the ceremony Saturday even
that united him for IFS TO Miss Ella
q. Breroth. Tie young people start out
together with bright prospestsA FOR :he
which we hope may be fully re-
The IsDEPENpEyT extends.
them its consra, ulhii61is and wishes
them a long, happy aud prosperous lie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-07
treasurer. a. W. nessop.

HLH.H
Senator Hunters friends will be
surprised to learn that he has blossom
ed ont as a dentist. The other day be
met Bill Moody In the Bakery eaioon
and pulled two Of his teeth with a pair
OF ordinary pinchers. HIS success in
leaving Bills head on his shoulders has
made him think that he knows all abont
dental surgery and no one need be.
surprised to see his shinrle hung ont
any day.
SleighinR in GoldReld produces some
wierd looking objects on runners. All
kinds Of conirivances are fixed to the
bottom Of ~bugeiee, ETC.. n mako sleiehs.
Perhaps the funniest sleigh vet eecn wa
one made Of boxes in skeleton shape,
being pulled bya thin, hungry looking
Jack and driven by a heavy weight.
AZ it passed by the Palace eale on a man
got hold Of the back, stopped it's pro.
gresa and nearly cap-izad the whole
concern, much to the amusement Of the
people around ssalonn ,quare.-
Chronicle.
Pretty little Miss Euis, who is in the
southern mining country looking for a
fortune, appeared in Judge Bsissell's
court at Topopah Saturday morning
and complained that someone had
stolen 500 and Iooo, shares OF Maybe
Goldfeld mining stock, fFom her stock
ing. She stated that she believes the
clock was stolen by a friend named Mrs.
Mowberry, and the latter will have to
Il wer to a charge OF larceny. The
robbery is creating quite u sensation in
Tonopah ns ! 9th Mrs. Nov berry aud
Mics ELLIS are well .kuown in social cir.
cles and both have always horn ne good
reputations.-lGnterp prise.
Tuesday afternoon n jury IN Judge
Bruce's court convIcteL J w. Straugh-
ter NJ assault and hnitery for beating
the woman known as his wife. He was
committed to Jail to appear at 4 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon for sentence.
During the interval pressure was
brought to bear on him to make the
woman his legal wife and he consented.
Judge Bruce was notified OF the pro-
gram and when %Straughter came before
him Tor sentence yesterday afternoon,
Judge Bruce performed the ceremony
md then sentenced the groom to pay a
fine Of S?40 or spend 100 days II Jail.
Straughter rent to Jail. us he did not
have the ready cash to put up. Friends
ara interesting Themselves in the
womau's behalf and she will probably
DO sent TO her people.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-07

70 DO members .oi the gang that has
been operating between Sacramento
and Rero.
The board Of pardons yesterday re.
tused to commute the sentences OF
Johnny and Ibspah. the Indians under
sentence Of death for the murder Of a
tramp at Monticello last winter, to life
imprisonment. This takes away their
last hope and they will be hanged at the
Careon penitentiary on the day fixed by
Judge Brown.
Il have so fixed the habit in my W
mind eaid Stonewan Jackson, shat /
never raise a glass Of water 70 my lips
without asking Gods blessing. / never
seal a letter without putting a word Of
prayer under the senl. never take a
letter from the post without a brief
sending of my thoughts heavenward. l
never change my classes IN Tie section
room without u minutes petition for the
cadets WHO go put anu those who come
in
President Roo,s vtlt sen! his annual
message /" congr' So yesterday. 1t is
a very lengthy document and covers a
great many questions. He gives a good
deal uf attention to the refusal Of the
San Francisco rchooi authorities to ad-
init japanese to the public schools and
Rsks the same treatment for the Japs
That is accorded to Immigrant from
England, Russia and other favored
nations, He also suggests That,
naturalization be extended % tbem..I
His views on the Japanese question are
very distast, fol tn the Cnlifor mia dele.
CATION IN Congress.
Clarence Msckay PASSED through
Reno yesterday on his way Jo Sau Fran
cisco To etraighten out the inpgle be.
tween the Postal Telegraph Company
and the Bell Telephone Company, @inEa
short interview at Reno lie told the Ga
zeite that the Western ULlon was px!
erting every effort t" block the entrance
81 the Postal Telegram h Company into
this state, but the Postal Company
would have Il system in Nevada and
would give the people the service they
demanded. Tue s>stemL will be in.
stalled just as soon ns 1t possibly can be.
This is gooi news to the people Of Ne
yada.
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WIN, i. socialism,

Tho philadelphia Bulletin sage tina, n
debating society in Mnnayunk offered
the other day a prize Of 50 for the best
definition Of Socialism.
Among the definitions submitted were.
tho following:
Socialism meana that no man hns Il
right to starve to death where millions
are suffering from indigestion.
Socialism is other peoples oney."
s50cialisni is tie se~lHshnees updc, {.
neath trying to n%hninilate tho scliisi,.
ness on tcP'
"socialism is tho revolution an
stomach
"aocialism 10 .rvy hliin, Il q ~.
Tho following is the orc Tint ca ed
the live dollar ,rriz":
"Soclhlism lie 4 cnmbinniiDi, ~ nor g
anil thu ories tending 10 re nI,ii h uudly
among al, mankind the rrcnt.. p,4, i,,i.
equnlii. Of wealth or miscr,r
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hye indictments and Ruef remained
seated during the reading Of the first
two. Heney then insisted that Kuef DO
compelled to stsnd and Judge Dunue
ordered him to stand up. Ruef obeyed
the order and gazAd into space, while
Mayor Schultz listened attentively.
After The reading of zach indictment,
Attorney Barrett moved Tor a oontin.
n until next Monday. Judge
Dunno paid no attention to the motiops
unhl the arraienment YVES completed
when he continued the time for plead.
ing until next Monday.
On mex Tuesday Dec. 1lth The Rev
Lloyd b. Thomas, missionary in charge
OF the Episcopal work at Austin, Battle
Mountain nnd Eureka will be advan ed
to the Priestioo M ~ Georgia church
Anstln by the R,. Rev. T.. s. Sp,ldne
d. ID. Mr.. rinma, gradul. ed from
the Seminars ut Crnbridge, Mss,
last june md camo !" Nevada tile fist
week III September. lie has done excel.
lent work, NJ very popular and has e1.
ceptiopal ability rs a preacher. His
Elko friends win be g,ld to learn of his
advancement.
The Carson papers say that johnny
attempted TO, commit suicide Wednesday
night. He broke a piece Of iron from
his cot everal days ago and hid it in a
c%revicc in his cell. "Wednesday night
he obtained it when the guard WIS not
looking and FLASHED his wrists with it.
It was difficult to sever the skin with it,
but Johnny did the hest he could and
would probably have tucceded in killing
himself had the guard been a few
minutes later in opening the cell door
and taking the rude weapon from his
hands. It is also stated that Ibapah
attempted suicide tho same night short.
ly. after. the piece Of iron was taken
away from Johnny.
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neNrn-.. oanno, bc Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis.
ease, and i'll order to cure il You must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous sur-
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a
quaox medicine. IT was prescribed by
II OF the best physicians in this conn
try for years, and Is u regular prescrip.
tion. 1t is composed OF the best tonics
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers, acting directly on the mucous
sur faces. The perfect combination of
tibet wo ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Ca.
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
f. J. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo, o
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FKnN wEDNEsDAys DAILY
SAlmaa4ndi

A. Mondays ihenliiia, ile town hord
ordcrch Nm electric lisht put on the cot.
.ner III Third and Siivor streets, near
Young & Milier'e stable.
White engaged IL a drunken row In
The Star Hrrrel House nj SHno ypeter,
day nitornooh, Henry Mcdaniel put
thrco bullet holes through william
Malnnnc,'s right arm. Mcdaniel was
arrested and Mahinncy wa taken TO the
lostitnl
Five freight cnrs were brokcu open
and roRbed IN Reno last Saturday night
and the lice have captured sit men
who wore engaged in the job. Each Of
the arreated men had part Of tho stolen
property on lila person. They are said
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-07
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
%Salmagundi.

Delicious oyster cocktails at the Club
saloon, Try them, \
The Commercial Hotel Barber Shop.
Adolph Kuudson. That's all. 4
Great reduction in boots, shoes and
gents furnishing goods at p. Osell's
All will lie gold at the lowest figure. =
The entertainment for the Christmas
tree will be given Saturday, December
Sth Mt p. m
l.. Winter mnn tel & Co. Jewellers have
a beautiful hue Of new jowelry md
witches. They are just beginning to
receive thei r fall stock, =
Fire destroyed property, valued ni
$4,000, Mt Lynn, Massachusetts, yes
terday. The lire was caused by q boiler
explosion in y four-story shoe factory.
Senator Newlands sailed for Europe
yesterday in response TO II cabiegrnm
stating TINT his daughter. Mrs. Won
Bradow is dangerously Ill nj Berlin.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re
tain your facIHl expression. DIR. Gill.
land "thc dentist Office over Drug
Store, Elko.
Mr.. Ransdcll has just received the
latest development machine tor develop.
ing Kodak films, md 10 now ready to
develop films Tor the trade.
H
The l.. j.. Winter niantcl Co, Jewellers
are prepared to do repairing n; the most
reasonable rates at their place Of bust
ness. Engraving free Of charge ON NIL
articles sqld.
The ne Y Masonic temple IN Reno will
be ion mnlly dedicated ON Thursday
evening, December 9th. At ,hnt time
Grand Muster llartis win dedicate the
building md i is expected TINT hun.
dreds ~ Masnns from all parts Of the
siatr will attend the ceremony.
Johns and lbupah have paid the
rcnnIt! fus the crime they committed
while trunk. but the men who sold them
I'll" l:qn"t hnve gone urpnnished. they
nro IL 4 meRsuro guilty Of tie crime
that SGT, Johnny md lbapah to their
death, :"
In Arkansns a Law ,l,ls been intro
duced requiring all drinkers Of liquor la
tako out u license, tho tosi of wl,ich ia
five dollars q ypgr, \ heavy fine ia
imposed upon him vito tua,sd drink
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-12-07
outwlts Tie sorteon.

y complication NJ temnlo ,rouhlr..
with miarth m the stomach and bu wells,
had reduced Mrs. Tbos. s. Austin, OF
LtaVenwortl. Ind. to such II deplor.
able condition. her doctor advised All
operation; Int her MISUNDERSTANDING fatal
results, postponed thhs to ,iy Electric
btEtefs' ana 10 'lte mhzrmtnt NJ all
who knew her, Ills medicine completely
cured her. Guarantc d cure for torpid
livor. kidney disease, biliousncss, jlnp.
dice. chnlls aud fever, general debility,
nervousness nd blom poieomnc. Beet
tonic nal" Price 50c at Elao Drug
Cc,'s Drug store. Try It.
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A western Wonder.

There's u Hil at Bowie, Tex. that's
twice ms big Ra last year. This wonder
ls w. l.. Hill, who from u weight Of 80
ponnds has grown to I'VE 1870. lie says:
Il suffered with a terrible cough. and
doctors gave me up to die oi consump-
ton. was reduced to 30 pounds, when
! began tnking Or. Kings New Discov-
cry for consumption, coughs and colds.
Now, after taking - bottles, I have
more than doubled in weight and am
completely cured.' Only sure cough
and cold cure. Guaranteed by Elko
Drug Co. SOC and sl.00. Trial bottle
free.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.
Friday night the Fair,


Hans Miller las Inst three red steers
aud II yearling heller and wouId like TO
tind them. See hie notice elsewhere.
10 not forget the Spanish Supper Mt
the Fair at MizpRh Hall Friday night
price Of supper only 25cents.
J. W. Straughter beat and abused hns
wife last night and was arrested. Il,
was before Judge Bruce this sfrer noon
to explain lie conduct,
Ex-Governor Jswett Adams was in
Goldteid last week and stated that his
sheep bands formerly gruzed over the
ground OF the now great gold camp.
Twenty mili9ne Of people are esid to
Up stnrYing in Kussla aud II is estimated
that it will take sTa,O 900 900 ..nd possibly
more To keep them from star vatiop,
A. ID, Meyers. now u millionaire, tells
the Salt Lake Telegram that he arrived
In Goldheld four years. ago with only
fifty centa and his trunk IN soak Tor cit.
4 snow storm SGT ip last night aud
ati1 continuee. The snow is very wet
and tuEus to slush nearly ma fast ~ il
ialls, As u result, tho streeta ART very
alopPy.
Mr.. Cuney's funeral will take place
from the EpIscopal church tomorrow az.
ternoon at . o'clock. Friends and &C.
quatntances are respectfully requested
tp attend:
Congress met yesterday for the slort
session, bnt no business WAS TRANSACTED
IN the house. Tho president sent u
bunch OF nominations to the senate, but
the name OF tho U. $, Judge for Nevada
was mol among them. Roose Welt has
evidently forgotten the Nevada republic
c"nS ~n" arc hungry 'er this job
Sunday H%iternaop Sam Spearp, q
young man, formerly Of Grnss Valley.
California. shot aud instaniIy killed
Fred A. Purdy, a barber. on the main
street OF Rhyolite. Bad blood existed
between the men md they began ehoot-
ing ms room as they met. Spears OBJ.
jcGted TO RuFdy!s attentiopa to his
mother. lie WIS not arrested.
Between 8 and o o'clock Inst night
Spike" Sullivan and Eugene Cooper,
two dope iionds, had II row in the Silver
Brick saloon and Cooper stabbed Sullj.
yam in the back. Sullivan Ii not
&c riously hurt md there will be 90 mr.
resta. flo told District Attorney vii.
liams this morning that it was all his
fault. Cooper is know M The "visnlia
kid' and Is THid to be 4" apssEreleoMEee
fRllqYi
Mayor Sohmitz md Abe Ruoi wcro
before JUICE Dunno yesterday Tor mr..
raignment. Schmitz was accompanied
by his attorneys and when no took his
eaat before tile har The 70 wssno greeting
bot wecn himself and Ruef, who Ind ar.
rived "trli = thin his com sel,f Ehoir
nc'i"t- indicated rlini thu relations be.
tween them had become 81 raunul. Their
co ln1el nsks Vi Int the. a r.uitnmrlt, to
post poncd Tor nir wenlus' iItmJy ihjsst.
III "a Tie deihy 10 tha. cnsh, = Knft,' Int
admitted tint II oould tdrly 10 granted
to,Schmils. Judge puDup In d!yo 81,
ne1t Thursday IN The day toi N hisn.
muDt.