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New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH.
Walfer ". F-Hson Dead - -Four
Others Badly Hurt.

p.arr fu.t 1n waiter n Wilson. pawn
t.-fsr eI znosu some years ago as pro-
r.te. afn.sfir events. vas killed this after
rr.. q. sH automobile accident Ills wife. Mrs
il nrnn $50 and Mrs Charles s"hweigert
~ A.. $3.50 ErI s'roet. and Louis BLOCK. manager
~ H. .sI artnrn ~ an automobile company
part Inferred BLOCK was acting az driver
70 re ar
H.. ten .n two automobiles left the
r'fs affernaor FOR run 10 Wiiliamsville
were spinning along me smooth
.aar.-. r.tl af high rate " speed. with VII
as about -oo feet in the lead. when the
ar.a..- occurred Fust what happened 10 tho
rlrr earr - the automobile probably never
uI l.en as 81 vas completely wrecked.
H Haker. an attorney. who was driv-
frF al .ar saw wilson's machine sud
tr - the let white BLOCK made iran'ic
&C. Ineffective efforts 70 gain control ~ a. Ihe
sa' bounded upon The trolley tracks
nfrl border fhr highway. ran along the raiis
a t.aa..s - l-o f-et and crashed into a trolley
Tes
Mr WILSON 1ns hurled head foremost into
lIe -I-aat material aud was Instantly
aa s..sU being fractured in two places
FL H-e Mrs wilson and Mrs schweigert
.ta.if u tho wreakage ~ The machine
ga -'s.aI severe Injuries schwe'gert was
fr fn IIo eraaud and escaped with bruises
s-n chasing up. The fwo women anu
enca SCR. brought f8 hospitals iD me CITY
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
KAISER WILHELM CHAIR AT COLUMBIA.

-cbe Prussian Ministry Of Education has es-
tsbIisoed IN Columbia University a chair Of Ger
man history and Institutions. which corre-
.ropSs with the Theodore Roosevelt professor
shin in Germany. which Is filled yearly on the
-c.,,tnation 81 the columbia trustees. The new
cnatr viii be hlled each year 10y The trustees Of
Columbia University Upon nomination OF the
Pruss,sn Ministry Of Education. The chair has
saea named the Kaiser Wilhelm Chair of Ger
r,aa History ANA Institutions. The first ap-
.,ol,,tce is Hermann SchunaeaeT, IN -. Gi
.,-,.- cf4ssor - political economy in the Jnl-
Isle. oe Bonn Fe Will come 20 Columbia III
ne rsE as a member Of The faculty or pohuca4
science onerlng instruction in tie Enslish IAN
slsas, on economic DFohlssoS
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
ACCUSE REFORMATORy OFFICIALS.
House Of Refuge Managers Charged with
Cruelty to Children.
rRy Telegraph To The Tribuae.l

LBy Telegraph 70 The TribUne-l
Cincinnati, July 2O.-The city ROard Of Public
Service to-day suspended Superintendent James
Allison and Assistant Superintendent Peter Co.'S
tello Of the House of Refuge. a municipal re-
formatOry and charitable institution. pending
investigation of charges made In the press and
elsewhere of extreme cruelty 70 boys and girls
inmates Of that institution.
Mayor Dempsey at once concurred IN and ap-
proved the action of the board and G.. W.
Burns a public school principal. was appointed
acting superintendent pending the results Of the
investigation Formal demand was made the
Mayor for the suspension of the heads of the in-
stitutiOn pending inquiry by union labor ore
ganizatiCn and other citizens
Allison ami Costello refuse To make more than
a general denial Of the charges, under instruc~
tiOrs from their attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
FALL IN SHAFT FATAL.
Italian LiUes Three Hours zoith
Nearly EUery Bone Broken.
ny Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Middletown, N. Y. July 20.-The new tunnel
being put through the Shawangunk Mountain
at Otisville, near here. for the Eric Railroad
claimed another victim to-day, when Rappelo
Casborro, an italian employee of BENEFIT & Tai
bott. contractors fell 19O feet TO his death. De-
spite the fact that nearly every bone in the
mans body was broken he lived three houE3
after his fall
Casborro stepped into the mouth of the shaft,
thinking the elevator was up and plunged head
bong to the bottom 1t is said he is the twelfth
person to meet death there since the tunnel was
begun six months ago
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
RATE LAW REDUCED PRICE OF OIL.
So Says Cleveland COmpany's Representative
at Kansas City Inquiry.

Kansas City, Mo. July 2O-The Missouri State
Board of Railway and Warehouse Commission
ers closed its inquiry to-day into freight rates
OIL. The evidence submitted was taken un-
der advisement by the board. with a statement
that its findings would be made public at Jeffer-
son City within a few weeks.
A. H. Gardner a representative OF the Ma
tional on Company. OF Cleveland. said that
since rates had been recently fixed by statute
in Kansas the price of refined oil had fallen So
a barrel. or about four cents gallon. TO the
consumer.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
NO FUNDS FOR CHARITY.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst Sorry to Refuse
Request for Library.
IBy TELEGRAPH to The Tribune. I

Vermillion. s. D., July 2O.-Answering a re-
quest by the Twilight Club. OF this city. for
funds for library for the University OF South
Dakota. Mrs Phoebe Hearst writes from Paris
that she is not financially able to make any
large gifts.
Gladly would I do this she said. ''were Il
in my power, but. besides being obliged TO de-
vote my energies for the present to certain large
interests requiring heavy expenditures. have
suffered great financial loss through the terrible
disaster to my home city. San Francisco and
wholly unable to consider the question OF
making large donations whatever"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
WORKMAN BURIED IN CAvE-IN.
Eruzea Dig out Italian Covered by Five
Feet Of Earth.

sercrn ffaisne engaged in ezcaFating Tor
'en fiaHe buildings ~ be erected az goth street
aae Fs"sr avenIe were caught by sudden
asss-n teste-ssv afternoon All except ois
Managed - keep The upper part = their bodies
ssere taa sro4nl ana we're easily rsscued, Sut
cne sas ealiD.efay tari-a len-stn ave feet 81
ssrf
s.pe atslgepi Hawkes.. Eho is IN charge ~
ae ~orr teiagnofi-l tne Bronx police Head
asartfis gio Informed fls Fire Department
firfrssn were rushed 90 the spot a-d st.f-
.er4-1 r digging 0Ut fae Imprisoned fnat. Or
4aeafE. ~ F0rdhar Hospital. hurried him 30
aaf itsi'Htioa % aa-eriain Tire extent ~ his
ttlfies
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
GOT RID OF BAD MONEY.
Dealings 7oith Farmers in Rochester
Worth $500 to Counterfeiters.

Rochester. July 20.-A band of counterfeiters
from New York dropped off in this city to-day
and disposed Of about $500 in bogus money
almost entirely to farmers at the public market
and got out of town without being apprehended
The chief of police and United States Deputy
Marshal Viehmann looking for them.
There were three in the band it is thought, as
three neatly dressed Italians were seen at the
market dickering with Irondeouoit truck gar
deners. One Of the trio was a middle aged
man with dark mustache and hair and wore
and clean shaven.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
SLIDE FOR LIFE DEADLY.
Performer Falls. Killing WOman-
Husband and Slider Man Die.
~ Teiegraph % The Trlbune. !


sheridan, Ind, July 2O.-At a carnival here
last night Guy Meadows. a young man of Ko-
kOmo. employed by a street carnival company,
attempted 70 give the slide for life" on a wire
with one end attached to the top of a three story
building and the other end fastened TO a one
story house While Meadows was thirty feet In
the air the wire broke. and ne fell into the crowd
below, striking Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GalIiher.
Mrs Galliher was killed and her husband was
probably fatally injured Meadows was not
thought TO be much hurt. but later he became
deliEious and is thought TO be fatally injured
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
GIVE POISONED sAUsAGEs TO DOGS
Thieves Kill Canine Guards, Whose Owners
Have Formed an Association.
by Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Pittsburg, July 20-Valuable dogs in the resi-
Dental suburb Of Homestead are being poisoned
by the wholesale, presumably by burglars Last
night sixteen dogs poisoned making a
total of thirty-five which have met death at
the hands of the gang. In all instances sausages
which had been loaded with strychnine were
given to the dogs.
Many burglaries have occurred in the neigh
borhood recently, and others have been at
tempted, but the burglars were frightened awav
by the dogs owners OF the dogs have formed
an association and will do everything in t,eir
power to capture the thieves
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
OLD MURDER REVE4LED?
Skeleton of Woman Found Near
HigkaCay in Ne5o Hampshire.

Manchester, n. H. July 20-A report by Dr.
Davis medical referee, to-day. disclosed what
is believed to be a murder mystery more than a
score Of years old. The skeleton OF woman was
found last Tuesday. the highway between
this city and Nashua, near the Litchfeld town
line DR.. Davis made an investigation and to-
day reported that the woman had met violent
death. He said the skull showed a puncture
which might have been made by bullet He
believes that the woman murdered. She
was about thirty years old when she met her
death
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
Mss LucY pAHLeREN INIuREo.

TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune,l
Ienox Mass July 2O-Niss Lucy D11lsr-n.
dauebter OF Mr. and Mrs Eric h. Dahlsreu, e
New York was injured at picnic az bald Aea1
to-day Miss Dahlgren. while runnins. Aeii On a
tin cracker box and cut a deep wound N her arm
She was brought TO Rock Lawn. where a PHYSICAL.
vrae call
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
SPECIAL COFFIN FOR KENTUCKY GIANT.

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Louisville July 20.-Ordinary collins would
not ft Theodore Bohisen. who died here last night
90 n special cofBn is being made for the Ken
tuckv piant Bohsen weighed over four hundred
rounds and Il will be impossible to get the coffin
through the door Of the house He died from
stomach trouble.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
4 JAPANESE BOND ISSUE.
Sum of $125. 900 900 Needed to Bug
Sir RaiIzCay Lines.

Toxic. July 2O-The japanese government has
decided to purchase six railways by DecemOe7
1. paying for them $125.OOOOOO in 3 per cent
bonds redeemabie in five years II is believed
that the market will not be disturbed by the
transaction.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
SATURDAY SPECIAL TO ATLANTIC CITY

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. every SATURDAY. ~,
tH September l inclusive. Leave New Y0rir %
p NJ. arrive Atlantic City 4;3O p. 81. PaFloF cars
dining car and coaches.-Advt 3'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
ARc4sIssoP TAsoos PEEK-A-Boos.

TBy Telegraph to The Trtbune.l
,r,lvaukee July "A has the peok-a-boOS'F .
,ho declaration OF Archbishop Messme- oS III,
catholic Diocese OF Milwaukee. The trausnareuc
shirtvvaist is neither modest healthful he de-
clares. and II VIII be frowned upon by the prf.sx
On this diocese. The long glove Is too mUcN -
q stocking. also. 70 suit the clergy
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
sio~ paimrER GETS BIG LEGACY.

A-aisa-9.ls sa.f ta--6t Be 4skoahoch. ~ Oh
sft o. fs- fef .l.ai -siesrsns TO-DAY mfare.ilg
90 'fet tss ssl- g. .-.3ris fbt.Gp. Hs brotae..
~ t.ai Ieslf.s srF~rst 1aSs aEo. left t-aliy
- - dis-a1 anesg -4-- remaining
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
TO SERVE ROCKEFELLER.
Ohio Sheriff VIII A1Cait His ArriUaI
at Pier.

Finlay, Ohio July 2O.-Sheriff Groves, who has
in his possession warrant for the arrest of
John d. Rockefeller. based the criminal in
formation recently filed in the Probate Court
here by County Prosecutor David charging Mr.
Rockefeller. as the alleged head of the Standard
Oil Company. with violation of the Valentine
Antitrust law. says either he or one Of his
deputies will attempt to serve the warrant on
the landing Of Mr.. Rockefeller in New York
1t is stated further that IL the papers are
served. Governor Harris will at once be asked to
make requsition on Governor Higgins OF New
York for extraditiOn papers. The claim is set
up, however that. the information and war
rant charge only misdemeanOr, no requisition
under the law can be issued
Paris, July 20.-John D. Rockefeller sailed for
New York this evening on the Hamburg-Ameri-
can Line steamer Amerika. He occupied pri-
vate car attached to the special steamer train.
and was accompanied by his physician and
members Of his family. Mr.. Rockefeller declined
TO discuss the announcements Of legal proceed
ings against him. which are awaiting his arrival
in the United States
Ambassador Mccormick and Mrs. Mccormick
were also passengers on the Amerika. They
will return to France at the end of August
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

EoulNoN-EoulNoN- -EQuINoN-EoUINoS
Sparkling Lithia Water Quenches I1lrsL-Aives
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21

washington. July al-A cable dispatch received at
the Navy department at the close OF the day from
Captain Winslow, announced the arrival OF his
SNIP tho Charleston. with Secretary Root and his
parry PATTY ,S a6oard at Pernaznbuco Brazil. After
Gay stop there the Charleston will proceed TO
6ahia, and thence 20 Rio, where she should arrive
toout the middle Of next week, after the con-
ference has fairly started.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
Date FOR RIO CONGRESS-.
Pan-Anaerican Sessions to Begin
on JmIy 29.

Rio Janeiro, July 20-The America, delegates
70 the Pan-American Congress have not vet ar
rived here. The conference win open on July
2s S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
PRESS
SUPPORTS
TOOZE
Democrats Have aFair
Opinion of Him
Supports ROOSeveIt'S plan Of
Control and Regula-
tion Of Rates

Abe Tincolns biography in the
Congressional Record Of 1856 has a
singular similarity to what mignt be
written OF Walter Lincoln Tooze OF
woodburn:
"a Lincoln. Born In Kentucky
1909 Education defective. Country
postmaster Lawyer by profession.
Extensive experience splitting rails"
The above ls all true Of Tooze ex
cept that he was not born In Kentucky
and ls not a lawyer by profession, al
though he has been admitted to the
bar Ills education Is only defective
In that he has never had anything but
a common school education. besides
what ao has picked up himself just
AZ Lincoln did. Hc has taught coun.
try school AMI been a writing master
So that barring all the other matters.
his claim TO the congressional nomin.
alton ls ba cd on being good busi'
ness man and a ioyal working fight
inr Republican with 90 years Of solid
unromltiug labor for the party 20 his
credit iua success IN business "a
given an added lust"r By his aplcn.
dld record a. a country postmaster.
Mr Toofo has another claim to repre-
sont tals district lie has been a
large hop grower and a hop buyer and
gcuomIly on the growers side OF the
market. for hiB interest has been that
~ a grower Of course. there may be
persons who condemn the hop busi.
ness. but IL o. ono OF the largest aud
most profitable interests OF this state
Tho industry cmRoya Thousands of
people during picking aud cultlyating
timo and unless We tako the position
taat hop raising and barley raising
are immoral occupations. Mr. Toofe
is a proper man 10 represent heso IN.
torcsta in congress This q The larg
cst hop growing district IN the world
md o. Is not out OF place 90 have a
grnwor aud buyer OF hops seat 10
congress Hcre are a few recent uewH-
paper comments on Mr. rooEo, and
the public can draw their own concu'
sions. whether he is wep received by
the newspapers OF tho district
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
To Play corvallIs

The willamette basketball team
went % Corvallis this morning 10 play
the nye representatives Of the Oregon
Agricultural College tonight The 10.
cal college team is made up OF Whip-
pie center; Gray aud Judd. forwards.
simpson and Nelson. guards. Glen
Unruh WI act as referee. Besides the
members OF the team those who 20 "a
Corvallis are; Gnnnis. Nelson
Mooresr Fisher and Manager Mat
thews, Toe contest is expected 10 bs
a fast one Willamette has never been
fortunate enough 20 win from the Cor
wallis team, when the game was
played al the Benton county seat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
H,aith

Means the ability 20 do a good days
work. without undue fatigue and 20
and lie worth living You cannot
have Indigestion or constipation with
out its upset,ing The liver aud pol
luting tho blood Such a condition
may be best and quickest relieved by
Hofbiue. the best liver regulator that
the world has ever known. Mrs. d.
W. Smith writes April 3 'o2i 81 use
Hsfbins, and end e the best medicine
for constipation and regulating the
liver I ever used " SOC For sale by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
Prune Orchard.

For sale in Sunny Side Fruit n,
No. 10, lots and Z. containing !,
acres. rs acres in trees. sbou. \,
and half Italians and Petltes h
near and apple trees; planted ia iul
and known in the Rosedale ulrAr
hood as the Brownen orchad b,
years fruit brought near tsA \
celpts for last fve years can bs en-
Bids in Ariting for the above c,iu
will be received by the undeurs
an noon March 10. 1906. Prlvll,ns
served OF rejecting any or al St
Time can be given IN part, via tEl
interest and security A large AZ
hrst payment would be coahira
with favor. For any further inior,
ton call on or address WIN. s,ul
rural route No. 4. Salem. 0Tau
agent for the heirs OF Sands BrOvss
2itls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
Tramp Libraries.

The state library commission met
Yesterday afternoon. All the mem
hors NJ the board we're present Miss
Marvin made the announcement that
Hon w b. Ayre had made gift OF
$500 for the use Of the commission TO
rrovide circulating libraries for vari'
ous towns throughout the state. MT.
Avre made a similar gift for the same
cause some time ago. The board con-
sidered the bids from publishing
houses to supply school libraries with
hooks purchased under the 1O-cent IL
brary law All the bids we're rejected,
and a cau was issued for March oth,
st which time new bids are to be sub
mitted conforming with the regula.
tions Of the board.
Miss Marvin. the secretary, present.
e5 an extensive report Of the work
done by the library commission. The
report showed that travelling Libraries
nave been installed as follows:
Baker county - McEwau, Richland
and Sumpter.
Clackamas Mo'alla.
Clatsop-Clatsop.
Douglas -Canyonville.
Grant-tong Creek. Monument
Jackson-Gold Hill, wellen.
Iane-Erorence, Lorane
Linn-Lebanon Grange
Maiheur- Nyassa Vale.
Marion - Central Howell, Silver
Falls
Polk-Dallas, Fails City.
Umatilla=Fr Freewater
Wasco=Fhend Dufur
Wa .hIngton - Civic Improvement
Society Forest Grove.
Yamhili= Carlton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16

A dispatch from Corvallis yesterday
says' The 0culD of the Oregon AZ.
Houl'ural c0Iese has taken stringent
moAsuncs 90 suppress hariug smoas
students Az its last meeting the fol.
lovins resolution was introduced ana
unanimously adopted,
'Whenoas 10 harlng several unite
against one. thus rendering tie prao.
uee oouartly ant particularly an.
worthy 90 cadets: ,heretore
Resolved That any cadet found
suil'y q haaing shall Be immellate.y
dlsmissed mon hls oompany ana from
ool'ese as Euiliy % a eovandiy ana
dlshonorshle act"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
a Case Of oiphthsrla

Tao lllue 2yearold child OF lee
Yates. who lives in tho Hayesylle
community four miles north OF sa.
lem. died Of diphlheria yesterday The
school la that community viii be
closed for few DAYS. as il Is feared
thai the disease might spread.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
PoIsonn IN FOOD.

Perhaps 20 don't realize ,Aa, ulq
pain poisons originate In your toeA u
some day you may feel a tviae 4
dyspepsia that will eonvlues ~
DR., Kings New Life Pills are guin'
teed 20 cure all sickness due 70 ~
ons Of undigosted food-or zs'f
back. CSC az J. c, Perry's drug ~
Salem, oregoa. Il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16

a few countcrfeiters have lately
been making and trying 10 sell imita.
tions Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery FOR
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, and
other medicines thereby defrauding the
public. This is 20 warn you 70 beware
Of such people, who seek 20 profit
through stealing tho reputation Of rem.
ciies which have been successfully cur
log disease for over 80 years. A surs
protection 20 YOU is our name on All
Dr. Kings or Bucklen's remedies, %
40 others are mere limitations. II. =
BuCKLEN & co, Chicago, H., and
Windsor Canada,
for sale by J. c. Perry. Salem, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
MIA, mseersls sunday NIaht.

To the women aud girls OF salem:
You are cordially Invited 10 the Co,e
grcrational church sunday afternoon,
to hear Miss Constance MeCorlle pre-.
sent The work OF the Young woman's
Christian Association 20 Salem peo
pie Miss MeCorkle Is not a stranger
In this city Many will remember her
as a very pleasing speaker and enthu'
siaslic worker 10 the Y. ", c, A. Pro
gram in Saturdays paper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
E4eur.iana nvrrr Hnnr

In order 70 give the people Of Salem
an opportunity 10 sec ths beautiful
eouutry south Of Salem, and 10 sec the
development being made by the com.
pany, the CitiEens' Light a Traction
Company will run excursion cars 10 the
rock quarry, south Of odd Fellows
cemetery, leaving tho Willamette hots.
on even hours Enioy a pleasant ride
and SOC fog yourself n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16

-o.,, most brilliant statesmen is
s,a.n s and honest, and has the energy
80 90. ,nenapce to successfully accom-
% nlisb anything he goes after. MT.
TO ~, has made a complete success ot
his private business, which Is a SURE
IT,, % nat he would make an ideal con
gra-emau
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
MIlI PLAY rnnlnh.

The Capita Business Couege has
ketba'l team left this morning for
Nevherg where tonight they win play
tho Pacific University team The boys
arc quite confident Of coming home
victorious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
lcnns Rar HarborD

Hon. Walter l.. Tooze. the man who
stands for forty feet on the Coos Bay
bar. has this happy sentence for his
designation on the nominating ballot
81 win support President Roosevets
plan for government control Of rail.
road rates"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
,polt County Observer

Hon. Walter l. Tooze was IN Da''a'
Yesterday interviewing Repub.ican
yo,ers in the interest Of his candi'
aacv Mr. Tooze is making an earnest
and effective campaign and reports
from all portions Of the district indi.
cato that he Is steadily gaining in
strength. inspired articles like the one
appearing in Sundays Oregonian from
salem 10 the contrary notwithstand
ine
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16

Tho Forrest Grove Times Is a little
unreasonable lt Gays TooEe should
he defeated because ae rents one OF
his huiIdiugs Tor a saloon. TooEe Is
a hop sroWer and buyer A hop GROW.
or working Tor prohibition would be
just about as consistent as Satan 10
proving sln. rooEe has the same right
10 rent his building Tor saloon pur
passes as merchant has % sep goods
io a saloon koepor The questions
that intenost the people are Has
rooEe the ability 10 properly repro
sent tho First district iu c0ngressf
Win he be- true 20 his p'edges9 Is he
broad minded and energetic enough
to work constantly for the best In.
terosis of the whole slate and coastg
These MASTERS are OF vital interest 20
our pcoRe and should be carefully
considered. What TooEe does with
his property, or whether De has any
property or not Is OF no Importance
Oh auyoue bat himself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16

DRAIN. Douglas County. Noupariell Ii
oi the various candidates IN The hsld
Tor the Republican nomiua ion for
congressman from the Fnst district
there Is not the slightest doubt that
Tor aoihty and general htness tor that
important important position Hon
Walter 4. rooze OF Marion county
stands head and shoulders above any
.oi his opponents. tle Is one OF ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
lsotnrn ON New ealand.

Prof q. Spencer Clapham gives his
lecture on. New Zealand, her Gov.
ernment and Institutions IN the
First NJ y. church on Monday even
ing February 10. Admission % cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-16
rhrrn n ouIir

a number Of acres being set out TO
prunos this spring See adv In classi.
nod column today about co acres hne
orchard land