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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
INJURED -JE B 3; 8: BLAST.
Skull Crushed, Hand Shattered,
and Body Terribly Bruised.
33 III (Snecial TO The Times Dispatch,)

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. May a.--At
Glen Wilton, seven miles below this
place, T. L, Mathews was seriously, If
not fatally injured, by premature blast.
he was arranging to set of in a lime
stone quarry His skull was crushed
above the left eye. one hand shattered.
and his body terribly cut and bruised.
He was brought here to the hospital Just
after the accident and late tonight had
not regained Consciousness.
Henry Ray, colored, lost an eye and
one arm by the same blast.
Mathews is o highly respected citizen,
and the. unfortunate occurrence is much
regretted. The hospital physicians have
been working with Mathews all to-day,
dressing his wounds. 1t is,said at the
hospital that he has an even chance for
his life. despite his long spell Of uncon-
seriousness.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Officers Elected and Delegates
Visit Jamestown,
Especial to- The Times Disr% tcll.)

Especial to- The Times Disr% tcll.)
h NORFOLK. VA, May 3l.-The State
Epworth League Conference, in session
here, has elected the following officers for
ono year: Rev. Frank l.. Wells. OF Gull
pepor, president; w. II, Vincent. of Ca
prom, first vce-presldent; j. ". Borum,
OF Norfolk. second vice-presldent: Miss
IIida Forsburg, of Lynchburg, third vice.
president; Miss Lennie Bonney, OF Nor
folk, superintendent Of Junior work; Rev.
Hugh ]. Haylor, OF Chester, secretary,
and J. II. B. Peay. OF Richmond treas
urer.
morning were the Department of Char
.ity and Help and the Literary and
Social Department" This afternoon the
."Junlor League" and the League In the
County were discussed,
Tho delegates, to the number OF almost
800. were taken on an outing to Pine
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MEMORIAL DAY.
Postoffice Fight Contract Let
for Y. M. I. Kitchen.

Especial to The tch) IVA
LEXINGTON, VA, May 31.-Confeder-
ate Memorial Day will be observed in
licking ton and Rockbridge county next
Saturday, June I'd. The observance Of
that day has special significance in Lex
ington from tho fact that the remains Of
two distinguished Confederate leaders are
buried here-General Robert 2. Lee and
General Stonewall Jackson-besides q
number OF other soldiers in that strug-
gle.
Formal exercises will be held at II
O. clock Saturday morning in the chapel
at washington and Lee University. Tho
address will be delivered by Captain j..
C. Fea therston, OF Lynchburg. The
Virginia Military Institute Band. with the
battalion of cadets will lead the, pro-
cesson from the University to the ceme-
terry and in the line Of march will be
Confedera te organizations civic and be-
nevocnt societies and citizens.
Additional interest has been Injected
into the fight for the Lexington post
Office within the past few days, on ac-
count of the unusual activity on the part
OF the various candidates, and the trail
between Lexington is not allowed to grow
cold. Postmaster 11cClung Patton, former
Postmaster ]. P. Ackerly and former AS
sistant Postmaster y. L. Conner, have
all made visits to the national capital
in the interests of their respective can
dIdates. Their visits occ urred In close
succession. Several other prospective
candidates, regarded as dark horses, "
are also in the field. Mr.. Patton's term
Will expire June o4th.
The contract for the erection Of new
Kitchen at the Virginia Military 1nsti-
tute. ordered at the recent meeting In
Lexington of tho board Of visitors has
been let by General Scott Ship, the SUI
.lcrintendent, to w. B. Snead & Co., Of
h hui, .ta
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NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.
Captain Garst Claims a Bouy in
Mouth Of York Displaced.
(.sseld paluIoossV "A

FORT MONROE, VA, May 31.-The
defense opened to-day in the general
court-martial trying Captain Perry Garst,
OF the BID ttleship Rhode Island, for the
grounding Of that vessel off York Spit.
Captain Garst was tho principal Witness
He testified that one OF the buoys at
the mouth OF the York River was out
OF place when he tried to take the Rhode
Island in and that the grounding Of the
ship resulted. Rear-Admiral 6igsbee,
president of the court, says the trial
will probably be concluded by tomorrow
night 4! !.
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Bitter Against Slemp.

Especial to Tho Times lspatch.)
BRISTOL, VA, May 3l.--Already more
than half a. dozen counties nthe Ninth
Virginia District have held convention
and appointed delegates to the Republl-
can convention to be held Mt Marion.
Va, on June goth. tosnominatera cnndi-
date for Congress in the Ninth District.
The counties thus far acting have
named Sernp delegates, and i now APP
pears to be foregone conclusion that
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DR.. SAVERS FUNERAL.
Will Be Buried at Wytheville
With Masonic Honors.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
W7YTHEvILLE. VA, May 31.-The re-.
mains Of DR.. s. r. sayers, Jr., whose
tragic death occurred in Chicago a few
days ago. reached here on the delayed
noon train about three o'clock. The flu
neral will take place Friday afternoon
at o'clock from the Presbyterian
Church, and the nterment will be at
East End Cemetery. He will be buried
with Masonic honors, Blue Lodge, chap
ter. and commandery all participating.
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In Search of Health.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
I4YNCHBUIaG, VA. May Sl--Rev. i.
r. Bulard, pastor of the First Christian
Church, of this city. who has been III
for several months. will leave he city
next week with his wife to spend some
time in the southwestern portion of the
state in tho hope OF rccuperating his
former strength. The pulpl OF his
church will be supplied during his abb
sence by Professors z. r. Richardson and
w. G, Willoughby, OF the faculty OF the
Virginia Christian College.
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PADDED STOCKING.
"A Prank Just for Fun Cost Young
Man a Fine.
Especial to The Times-Dispatc

SUFFOLK. VA, May al.-A peculiar
prank. which he said, on the stand. was
ton of Ben Turner. a young white man.
in the Police Court to-day. He stufIed q
womans long stocking SO as to look
life-like and attaching. string, pulled
1t across the sidewalk lu front of pedes-
trains on n residence street. Soma wo-
men were frightened almost witless and
made complaint, Turner was let off With
fine and warning that the extreme
penalty would DO imposed next time.
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Fire in Tann;ery.
(SpecIal to Tho Times-Dlsr

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, May S1,-The
big tannery at Coylngton was damaged
to the extent Of one thousand dollars by
fire this morning. Tho Waterman had
just returned from one of his rounds at
q o'clock. The blaze was discovered at
$50 BY an9theE enploZs
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Assg5saz as Hs ss9 Rs taa city
Miss Helen Wood osborne, dauslter Of
Colonel and Mrs. Frank +. Osborne. = of
Jacksonville. Fla. In which city the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Campbell Stryker, rector of The Church
Of the Good Shepherd. The bride IS one
of Floridas most charming young wo-
men, while Mr.. Price Is assistant United
North Carolina District. The wedding
was a brilliant affair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Price will reside in Salisbury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Trust Deed Recordd.
Il to Tho Times- Dispntch,1

-" lSpeUIuT 20 THU 7 1H1Sb-D1RIIIEUTI,J
Y WOODSTOCK, VA, May H.-The deed
of trust to the Southern Railway Com
.pany to the Standard Trust Company, Of
New York, to secure the issuance of two
hundred millions dollars Of bonds, was
recorded In the Circuit Court clerks Office
here to-day. this making thlrty-six conn
Ties In Virginia In which tho trust has
been recorded, and at a cost Of eighteen
hundred dollars clerks fees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Watch Lynchburg Grow.

Especial to Tho Times plspa!Gh,l
IYNCIBIERG, VA. May A.-ihe Guy
assessment books for this year. which
have lust been closed, make n showing
for Lynchburg, when compared With last
year. OF an Increase of about - per cent,
In realty and personal VaNcs In tho city,
,the increase being s2s26,407,
The RRGreGete neE, asAsse Rlenk q, Esa!t2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-01
Horse Thieves Sentenced.

Especial to The Times-D ispatek.)
TAZEWIcLL. VA, May sL-Willys Os-
borne and Reed Blankenship. white men,,
were given five years In the penltentary
to-day for horse stealing. Errlck Ray
was sent to thetEreformatory for the
same offense. @
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Jacobs & Levy.
Are you wise to the spe-
cial sale Of Children's Suits
now on-$2.e8 for values up
to $3.50.

as the party organization Is determined
on It. &
It is stated, however, that there Is con-
Siderable exposition 10 Slemp In his
party. and that, II reno7ninated, he will
fall to poll the full strength of his party.
Former District Chairman Stuart ..
Lindsay Is keeping up his fight on Slemp
and preGIts that II renominated he will
bio defeated.
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TIGER IN HIS DEN.
Danville Policemen Raid Speak
Easy With Success. n.

Especial to The Tlmes- DlspAtchl N
pANVILLE, VA May S1.-Police Ser
gennt Bell, assisted By four other pollco-
men, made sensational raid on an al-
legged blind tiger and gambling quarters
atfan early hour this morning Sergeant
Bell gained access to the quarters by
climbing a telephone pole and forcing
open a window over the awning.
A large quantity OF beer and Whiskey
was seized ana n number 81 parties, both
colored and white. were summoned ia
appear In the Mayors Court to-day.
William Hughes tho alleged proprietor!
was fined ST and costs, and given a sem
tence of thirty days In jail, Ii
4 ----o---- 4f fs5,
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Tho Abode Of the Mode.
That Level Poise

which springs from the
knowledge Of looking fit to
your finger tips-how few
clothes itnpart It'll
Ours are the preferred
choice of young men, and
they, you know, are keen as
a sword blade in judging
style.
We're here to serve you
50 (nclpfully, SO well. that
you just can't think Of good
clothes unless you think Of
us.
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Veteran Traveller.

Especial to The 1.mes- Dispatch)
KEYSYILLE. VA, May 3l.-Dr j, Y.
Morton and Judge Jones, OF L1exa. Ark,
are here for the summer. The Judge s
nnety-four years old, and made tho trip
remarkably well. 10. 40 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Boats Pulled OFF.

Until the fan rains come, none of
th elarge boats will ply the waters of
the upper river. The Oregon City
Transportation Company has taken the
Pomons and the Altoona off the run
from Salem to the upper points, an1
f.om Salem south the only boat run
ming is the gasoline launch Coloma.
This runs daily between Salem and In
dependence.
The wa'e1 in THE Willamette is fast
rece6ing TO the extreme bow water
mark. and ID is probable that it will be
late i'm the fall before the larger boats
are again in commission.
On the Willamette from Salem south
the river is simply lined with the adj
vaDes guard of logs of SpauGding's
big drive, and ii is ais much as bar
gain that the little gasoline canoe can
make her way 10 and from Independ-
encd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
Rot be cured by Halls CataMh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out my obligations made
by his Arm.
walding, Kinnan q Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls catasrh Cure 10 taken intern.
ally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. niee, Use per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for eonsti
patton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
BorE WET AND DRY.
Peculiar Position Occupied by Little
Nv Precinct OF HoreD.

n A. suit has beem brought i'm depaqt-
mont No. 2 OF the circuit court TO test
the vote ON prohibition in Horeb pre-
einct The title of tho ection Is Lee
Jcffries against John Scott. ct ai., "a
the cOu,t of Marion county. = Lee Jef-
fries was a saloon keeper at MIN city
befoe the June election, 'at which tims
the. precinct Of Horcb, wcnt. "dry.,,
The complaint states that twc petit
tiops were circulated In the precinct
nmned asking that the question Of sa-
loon or no Saloon be submitbed 10, Al
vote, ono petition was circulated for
Horeb Precinct Exclusively, and the
cther embraced this district made up Of
Sidney. Jefferson. stsyton. Mehama.
Marion Horeb aud Brcitenbush pro-
cincts. This action OF the court in act.
Ing upon tbe bwo petitions Is referred
TO in the complaiut as an eror. Ths.
vote ON the district petition was as for
prohibition and 4e against. and ths
vote ON the sanye measure IN ths pro-,
ciuct was as for and 43 against prohi-
bition. The complaint alleges thaf the
court erred In fSiing the precinct
"adv." as acconding to the vote, Il Is
both "wet" and "dsy."
Tho petitioner. holds that the court
put ths precinct In state of prohibit.
tion Juns rs, 1906. whom ths law pro.
vides that July ist shall be the date.
Judgs 0ailcwsy being out OF the
city Judge Burnett issued tho, order
for the writ OF royiew. t'f
This II the fs-st case In Mari ION eOun-
BY growing out Of tho local option law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Celebrated His Majority.

A pleasant method of celebrating a
bn's majority was observed at the
bme of MIR. and Mrs l.. E. McNeill
|st Sunday, July sth, when a large
bmber of neighbors and friends were
Rvited to a beautiful grove ON the
Brm TO eelebraie George McNein g
frthday. Under the wilde spreading
/ Pees a bountifully spread table was
>aced, saound which the merry party
hthered. Ice cream was served
nroughout the afternoon. Hammocks
Rd swings were provided, and short
fogram of recitations and songs was
3ven.
Those present were: MRS. L. E
kcNeill, George McNeill, Miss lisa
fcNeih of California, Mrs Chambers.
fr. and Mrs. John Lewis, NJ. and
Drs. +. Nj. Neal, Mrs H. e. Roberts,
[iss Alberta Robe:ts, the Misses Me-
|eill, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lewis.
essrs. Csaud 'Baynard, BOY Baynara,
bank Neal, Claud Lewis, Marion Por-
&r, Fairy L. Neal, Hrieda Neal, Ethel
[cNeill, auti Sarah McNeiH, Forest
Neill and Lorin Porter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
aoas 10 the Asylum.

He'd Pearl. of Harrisburg, was
brought 10 the asylum Monday from Al
bauv by sEseriff Smith, Of Linn county.
1t being too late 70 secure an attendant
from the asylum. Pearl Is young man
Of 25 years OF age, and native OF Ore
eon. He walks with crutches, having
been operated on for disease of the
hips. He has studied hypnotism greas
deaa. and has became dsrangea on that
subjset. He was In the asylum Tor
awhile thres years ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
To Test the Law.

The argument in the supreme court
of Wallace against the boa1d of equal
ization of Josephine county to test the
comstitutionality of the law passed by
the legislature of 1908, is being argued
today. w. @. Hale, of Grants Pass
appears for the appellants and l. H..
Van Wrinkle, assistant attorney general
will malaethe argument for the respond
ents. Messrs. Reams & Reams, of
Josephine, we're employed by the board
of equalization to defend the case, but
they ttrned the matter over to the
ATTORNEY general.
The act is claimed by the plaintiff
in the suit, who is the appellant, to
be in violation of the clause of the
constitution, which says all taxation
shall be uniform The respondents
will attempt TO show to the court that
the clause which says property MAIN
tanned for charitable purposes covers
this act of 1908, inasmuch as the $500
exemption is am act of charity, ex-
tended to persons too pod- TO pay taxes
on personal property.
The Messrs. Wallace, who instituted
this suit, are nou-residents Of Oregon
and it is understood that other tax
payers in tho state a1e interested in
the suit
The decision will be fsr reaching,
as it will effect every taxpayer in the
state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Redecking the Bridge.

Work ON the redeclcing of the steel
bridge that spans the Willamette ami
unites Ma-ion and Polk counties is
progressing as fast as possible. Some
annoyance was caused among the farm
ers yesteUday, became they could not
get to the city with their wares 1t
has been decided to close the bridge TO
teams from a. m. until 1880 al m
and from p. m 10 9 p. IN. The Emeu-
SON Mining Company is doing the work,
and Geopge G. Griswold oversees the
job ON the part of the, counties and
the city of Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Rlaze a. the woolan Mllls.

The efficient automatic sprinkling
system AZ the wooden mills saved that
Institution last evening from what
might have resulted in very serious
confagration. NSThe fire was started in
the spinning room about 1880 last ev-
ening. 1t seems that one of the bands
got in between the rollers of one of
the spinning machines, causing frie,
tion that generated blaze which
gradually spread to the lint on the ma
chine and then TO the floor. The fire
was assuming large proportions when
the automatic sprinkler turned loose,
and in few minutes the critical situa-
tion was entirely relieved. A fire
alarm was given. but when the city
fire department arrived at the scene the
blaze was under control
The machine will be repaired and the
pieces will have to be procured in the
East. Fortunately the damages, be-
yond those to the machine, were conn
paratively light. Some yarn ON the
bobbins was damaged by the water,
and the machines in the weaving room
and some material there had to be
thoroughly dried out before work was
resumed.
This is the FIST fire that has oc-
CURED there since 1898, and the man
ns, in which the conf@gration started
is entirely new to the most experienced
fian'1s in the mill. The loss is probably
$1,000, and it is fortunate that Mr..
Kay had installed the automatic
sprinkling system all over the mill, un-
til thee is sprinkler every IL feet,
ready to spray at any time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
HOP GROWERS TO HAVE a HOP.
Independence win Have a Live Social
Function
A big social event is imminent In bor

A big social event is imminent In. hop
circles. F8 EhN SNEa
The approaching function will be
"high jinks,' and will be given in
one Of tho big hop yards near Irytc-
pmdence at day next week. yet 70
be determined upon. y& % i
Ths comnsittee having this recle'che
.affadr in incubation has not decided on
the gbastly details, but enough has
been gathered DO justify the prophecy
that this will be red letter day in
the annals Of hop society. All thc larg-
en- hop yards arouBl Independence
have providccD themselves with dane
ing payilions, auid will maintain or
chesbras for the delight and amusc-
meut of the hop pickles, and there viii
be no difficulty In securing a suitable
place TO hold the "jinks."
All persons connected with the hop
industry are eligible for invitations "
take port In this affair, and growers,
dealeps, buyes, specul@tcrs sellers
an dlf'ospective purchasers are includ-
oh.
There is method in the madness Of
tho hop people and the "rjinks" win
be for buducss reasons as well ais for
social pleasures. Al the meeting ii Is
likely that an organized arrangement
win bs made that win have s'eat
dead 10 do with the Willamette valley
hop industry. t.A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Group

10 violent Inflammation Of the mu.
cOus msmbrane of the wind pipe, which
sometimes extend to the iarnyx and
bronchial tubes; and 10 one Of the most
dangerous diseases Of children. 1t al
most always comes on In the night.
Give frequent small doses Of Ballard Z
Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard q
Snow Liniment externally 10 the
throat s0c, soc and $l. For sale by
d. J, IVY: g1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
At the Edison.

Commencing this week the Brigham
Poper Stoch Company, which has been
Raying continuously at the Edison
heatre for the last six weeks, win ST.
Rrnate between this city and Eugene
pc company will play in Eugene every
onday, Tuesday and Wednesday
on returning will play here every
hursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
Py nights. with special matinee Sat
Fday afternoons at $3.50 o'clock. The
Fw play which this company will pre-
Pnt on It's return from Eugene next
|hursday night is entitled 'The World
|gainst Him" It is a sensational
Pnedy drama In four acts, and never
ils to please.
Beginning this week the price of sd'
fssion will be raised to Is and 25
fnts, as it is impossible to maintain
Is popular stock eompahy ut the old
ficesb owing to the expensive talent
gagged. and the small seating capaei.
OF the theatre. However, this
fange is sure TO become popu
?, as the Brigham Cooper. Company
many agreeable surprises for the
trOns Of the Edison in the future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Merchants Bat spinners.

The Merchants won from the Woolen
Mills team last evening in lively
game. The final score stood to- A.
In the FIRST Innings the factory men
had things their own way, but in the
fifth inning number of errors allowed
tho Merchants 10 tie the score, and in
tine sixth two of the Me.chants came
promenading over the home plate, and
the game was over. ~"Ah a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11

~ am only SO years old and don't
expect even when I.get 70 be real old
to feel that way as long az ] can get
Eisetpio Bitters," says Mrs E. II
Brunson, Of Dublin, Ga. Surely there's
nothing else keeps the old as ycpng
and makes the weak as strong a. this
grand tonic medicine Dyspepsia. tor
pid liver, inhamsd kidnsys or eATonle
constipation ere unknown after taking
Electric BltteFs reasonable time.
Guarantssd by J.c. Perry. druggist.
Price SOC. \ n ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Z. Always a Van Wrinkle.

For over 30 yesus one Of the sons OF
Rev. Van WinlJGe, of Halsey, has been
in Willamette University, the fifth,
OharBes, now being a student there, dur
ing that time the University has never
baen without a Van Winkle.-Albany
Democrat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
A Small Suit.

A snt has been commenced I'M depart
ment No. l of the circuit court by
Waiter Morley against Samuel w.
Jones to lrecour tire sum Of $9l, alleged
to bs due foa hop sacks and baskets,
sold the defendant August IL, 1905.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
whsn Yoa want Harness.

Cali on F. E. shafea, at his new
store, ls7 Commercial street, near
Feuy. The finest stock Of harness in
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
JslIy GLASSES

In plain and optic at IS and 40 cents
pss dozen. one-third aud one-half pints
In sizA Ring up No. 81, o. YcOoha
ma Tea Co, snii have them delivered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-11
Going Camping.

Bert Jerman, Of the Red o1oss phar-
macy. accompanied by his brother
Archie. the baseball player, left yes
berday afurnoou for two months va
cation. They win first go to Mt. Jetfer-
son, and wiz camp there for some time,
and then viii continue their journey
southwarA TO the Oregon line. They
viii walk most Of ths way, and expect
to visit the lakes in the Cascade range.
Thsy started out with two pack horses,
and are prepared to enjoy camp life to
the uttermost.
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