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and I want you now for my very own.
You will, won't your"
She might have said yes, but as luck
would have 1t. voices and steps broke
on the stiffness of the wood, and in
an instant two girls and two young
men were climbing onto the rock be-
side them. After a few moments OF
the usual nonsense Jack rose.
VIII you conner he asked. showir-
too plainly that he was bored.
Not just yet" she answered. She
could not bear to have the others see
Jack order her around" and besides
she observed a launch approaching and
she knew that in sit was Dick Carter
looking for her, and she wanted the
pleasant ride home.
So Jack went alone IN an. hing but
cheerful frame of MIND.
That night at the motel hop, IL
seemed to Jack that she was unusually
gay He danced with several other
girls before going to her, and then
she stood with the young launch own
er Just as the fifth waltz was about
to start. He put out his nand with
commanding gesture.
will you give this to me, Daisy?
he asked.
The other man looked rather ruffled
and then said jestingly: TOO. late
MISS Leonard DSlOuSS "
Jack broke in, Il beg your pardon
Miss Leonard is my
But before he could say 1t, Daisy
nut her hand on the others shoulder.
| Mr. Rawlinson is mistaken. 1 nave
promised this to Mr. Carter"
She danced late that night but saw
no more of Jack. He spent two hours
in the bowling alley and then took the
two mile walk around star Lake. Tne
next morning he paid his bill ana ar
ranged to leave on the o'clock train.
To fill in the time he took canoe ana
was soon pulling out by himself to-
ward the center OF the lake. 1t was
a dav of brilliant sunshine and crisp
breezes 1t seemed strange that one
could be unhappy with so much beauty
! in the world.
| Presently across the water he saw
kDick Carriers launch with Daisy and
several others aboard, and his wrath
burned anew. They were coming III
his direction. and ne slowly rowed on
toward the camp which was opposite
ne hotel young boy was out in a
rrail canoe and Jack wondered II he
was able to manage it in the stun
wind that swept around the point. The
next minute the little boat spun
aro.ld. turned over and the boy went
down.
Jack pulled several long hard strokes
! before he reached the spot and jumped
in after the little fellow. who had gone
down twice. He managed to grab him
the next time. however but meantime
the canoes had both drifted away, ana
the only thing to do was to swim with
the boy to the camp. ut was a fair
distance, and the water was almost
lev cold, after the manner of mountain
lakes
The launch meantime was speeding
in their direction and Jack knew that
Is could hold the boy up until they
came, but he was beginning to feel
numb himself. His breath came with
labored gasps and he was whispering
to the boy to float when he saw that
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s.. more strokes would get them to
shallow water where the nurses camp
had a dock. He took five and then
lost consciousness.
1t was only ten minutes before he
come to himself again. he was inside
a log house, rolled in blankets. and
white capped woman was holding some
brandy to his lips.
rs the boy all right?" he whispered.
She nodded. Then there was a noise
on the dock and presently on the steps
of the little house. The nurse went
out. There was a sound of mems
voices and also of women's, but Jack
heard just one rising above all the
rest in excited tones.
But I'm different" she said. and
must see him. I'm engaged to be
married to him." 1t was the sweetest
thing he had ever heard.
In a moment she was bending over
him.
Sweetheart" she murmured.
He tried to speak.
Hush, you musnr say a word, wait
till you're rested" she cautioned. Then
with true feminine Inconsistency she
bent over and asked him question.
For answer he threw his arms
around her neck and kissed her.
Copyright, 1906. by Beatrice Sturges)
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PERSONAL ITEMS.

Mr.. ". B. Murray and children nave
retnrned home after spending the sum
nnar in North and South Carolina
K 4 K
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Vincentelh ano
damghters have returned from an ex-
tended trip through all the European
countries, including Corsica. Spain
italy. France and Germany.
x u u
Miss Mary Hale has returned home
after a visit of three weeks in the
mountains of North Carolina.
Y 4 4
Mrs Homer LeGrand and children
are visitors to the family of Mr.. Els
berry this week-Tallassee Weekly.
4 X 4
Mr.. Rush Pearson Burke, who has
been spending his vacation with his
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AFTER ELECTION BErTERs.
Jefferson Grand Jury May Tas<e U
MANY Cases.

Jefferson Grand Jury May T"s<e Up
Many Cases.
Birmingham. Sept. 15.-(Speciai)-
Announcement was made today that
witnesses had gone before the grand
Jury to tell what they knew of certain
persons who had made wagers on the
results of the primary August II, and
have put up bets on the results OF the
election of the second primary which
will be held Monday to nominate three
more candidates for the Legislature
and to nominate a shrievalty candi-
date.
Much interest has been aroused in
the election to be held and no little
feeling prevails from the first pri-
mary. While 1t cannot be stated that
there is to be a batch of indictments
returned the Information comes from
strong authority that the witnesses
going before the grand jury are be-
ing asked questions as to bets that
were placed
1t is common knowledge that quite
a number of bets were made on the
result of the first primary, especially
in the State Senatorial contest.
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OCTOBER WEDDINGS

Do not delay b ger in placing orders for engraved
invitations. Our fall samples represen: the very
latest shapes and forms that have been accepted
by refined and fashionable society. We do not
follow-we LEAD in originating artistic effects
with fine material Our prices are the lowest
Send for samples, which will be supplied free of
charge. J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING CO,
Wedding Stationery EngNvers AZ Whitehall ST.,
Atlanta Ga
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HOTEL CHAMBERLIN.

OLD POINT COMFORT.
Special summer rates For booklet. etc.
address GEO. r. ADAMS. AEr, Fortress
Mo~roa- Va Ia tbU-sat-su
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From Daily dispatches.

Chicago News.
There is such a difference between
the classes in Russia" remarked the
little man who always reads the eaole
news over his breakfast food. Nov,
the aristocracy over there own so many
castles"
That's nothing to the peasants
replied the tall boarder as he dissected
fish
Nothing to the peasants! Why
what do the peasants own?
Why, they have castles to ournI
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IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE.
A fresh loaf Just received, guaranteed
to please.
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King Grceted an Anarchist.

The young King of Spain is fast
earning reputation for that inestim-
able quality which is so pronounced
in King Edward. The other day AL
fonso dropped across an anarchist whom
he recognized as having been impli'
Gated in the Gale Mayor outrage. HI
addresses the anarchist smilingly. muck
to the latters undoing. and complete
ly won him over by presenting him witi
a rose from the Queens bouquet.
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NEGRO GETS LIFE.
Levi Ford sent Up for Killing Jesse
TAYLOR.

Ozark, Sept. 15.-(Special Cir
cult Court has been in session two
eeks, the principal case being the
charg, of murder brought against Lew
Ford colored, for the killing of JESSE
Taylor, white, last winter. The Jury,
after being out eight hours, rendered a
verdict of murder in the second de-
gree and sent the prisoner to the peni-
tertiary for life.
Last. week, Mr.. Angus Martin was
married to Miss Pouncy of Clayhatchie.
Mr.. Martin is among our most pronis-
ing young men, and Miss Pouncy is
descendant of Col William Pouncey of
South Carolina, who so bravely defend
ed the Cheraw section during the Rev.
olution. Colonel William Pouncy
e,rand son of the South Carolina hero,
was the first colonel ot the Dale County
militia about 1894
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Inv his daughter, Miss Ida Blackmon.
ond Mrs. g. L. Griffin. left Saturday
for a visit to Washington, New YORK
aid other points East.
4 Il x
Mrs. Lena Wolff haf returned from
Waukesha.
Miss Irma stoll is visiting relatives
in Atlanta
Mrs. w. e. McGehee apd ramiiS
have returned from Mountain Creek.
aaS&R
Mfr. and Mrs. G. William Freensey
have returned home after dehgn.au,
Visit to relatives and friends in Macon
and Atlanta Ca xwx
Mrs Fl s Scholl of Mifflintown, Pa.
ia visiting her daughter. Mrs. carr
F. Espenschade, 10 Clayton Park street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Devant nave
moved into their new home at clover
dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phares Coleman Will
occupy the Madison Avenue residence Ok
Hon. and Mrs. A.. A. Wiley this WIN
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Herzfeld OF Al
eXander CITY are Ine suesto VI hSA
ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. Well at tnelr
home on Court Street
y Y Il
Mrs. Edgar Winter and Mrs. Nose
Stewart have returned home after
spending the summer in Canada.
A r. 4
Mrs. Joseph Burton will go in a few
days to AbbevilIe to spend some time
x x =
Misses Mamie and Susie Offutt have
returned from Biltmore, N. c. They
were called home by the severe Illness
of their mother, Mrs. Robert Ofutt.
Mr.. Robert Offutt of Atlanta. son OF
Mrs. Offutt and Mr.. Samuel Lacey of
New orleans, her brother, are at her
bedside.
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ICE CREAM.

In the saturday contest at the
HANDY KITCHEN
Mrs. r. HugGer
of 512 Clayton street
Won she gallon of cream.
If you didn't order yesterday, do 1t
today as early as you can.
Most any flavor.
HANDY KITCHEN. Phone IS. or 1913
Kinds & Hyatt.
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The Place for Sleep.

81 Louis Republic.
Sleeping on the steps of the court
house has been interdicted by the po-
lice. The somnolent ones will have
to get on the bench of the jury boz
1t seems
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FRENCH PEAS.
Extra fine, usually sell for 2S and 30
cents q can.
Our price 40 cents.
BROCK GROCERY co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
sJBsoRrPTroNs COMING SLOWLY.
A Better Showing should ne Made
Board Holds Special Meeting
Tonight.


subscriptions 90 the Y. NJ. q. A.
sv'nmiug pool are coming tn slowly
bui steadily, The total amount received
since noon yesterday amounts 10 tsg.
mostly in small lamouuis. 10 IL certain
that ihc amount required VIII not be-
made up within che tcn days ending on
saturday Npdi aisi. unless The com.
mitt,o meets with a better response
than ihc last two days
Tho board Of directors will hold a
special mect.ug tonight 10 connection
with ihc swimming pool campaign. and
outline plans for the balance Of tho
time. Several Of ihe directors have ex.
pressed their willingness 90 double the
amounts they h'yc subscribed u nee
casary 90 make up the total.
A good suggestion was made today,
and ono which che merchants OF salem
should carry out Saturday IL the best
trading day of the week. and ID h pro.
posed 10 ask every merchant 20 set
aside one half tho prohis of the busi.
ness done on saturday April eisi. fof
ihs brarhl OF the swimming pool A.
the pool u 20 be- a direct bcnedt 20 the
clerks OF the city, b is certainly 20 the
Interest OF every merchant 90 endofse
and help % carry out this plan. II done
there is no doubt that the fund would
D." easily raised The Journal will be
glad 20 publish the names OF an mer,
chants who agree 90 this plan. The
following aTe ihe subscriptions up 20
noon tolayi
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called Tor the purpose Of organising a
national Fairgrounds association.
Among those present are Joseph Lee
OF Boston, Dr. Luther 0ulick. Seth T.
stuart and Myroh 4. scuddor Of New
York; Miss sadie American. Miss Mary
Mcdowell, Clinton Rogers woodrua,
Commissioner ~ u. y Mcfarland, d..
Henry =. Curtis and Charles n. Weller.
Tho Washington playgrounds cons
miiiec viii give a banquet 10 the na.
tional Fairgrounds association a tho
Y. NJ. q. A. rooms this evening. Com.
missioner Mcfarland viii preside. and
members of che house aad teaats de
ui't committees viii be present. and
will deliver addresses.
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Annlvanary Of Androw's Raid.

Chicamauga Park. Tenn, April IA
Today being the anniversary Of An
drews' famous Raid, the monument
erected By the survivors of the raid
90 the participants In the Chieamauga
national park was decorated with how
ers this morning and during tho day
it was visited by many hundreds of
people. among them many veterans.
The famous raid was one Of the most
daring incidents Of the Civil War Ou
the morning of April ne, 1852. Captain
W. A. Fuller left Atlanta In charge of
a passenger train on the Western a
Atlantic railroad. when be reached
Marietta a party Of strangers dressed
10 citizens clothes boarded the train
aud paid their fares 20 different points
They claimed 20 be refugees from the
Yankee lines joining the Confederate
army. but we're really disguised sol,
diers, volunteers from sins brigade
MitehelSs corps, q. =. A., eommsnded
By james J.. Andrews d citizen Of
Femingsburg. Ky.
Az Big shanty the train stopped foF
breakfast While the passengers and
neaFly an members OF the crew we're
eating, the raider took possession Of the
train aud started the engine. which
bore the name General" 10 the al.
Feetion Of the Chieamauga river. Cap
tain Fuller and several members Of the
tFain crew started IN pursuit on a hand
car and compelled the raiders 20 aban'
don the General" a. a point between
Ringgold and GTaysville, where the fuel
gave out. OF the 22 men who took part
In the raid eight were executed In AZ
lanta a. spies. six were ParOled 10 Oiiy
POint, Va. and eight escaped from pris.
on IN Atlanta The object Of the. raid
was 10 buFn the bridges on the hne Of
the Western 4 Atlanta railroad and
thus cut On the Confederate army from
It's base Of supplies The raiders we're
TO receive 10000 In the event Of sue.
cess
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CRESTON
CLARKE
RETURNS

A stirring love story runs through
the comedy romance Of Monsieur
Beaucaire," dramatized from his nov.
el by Booth Harrington, the author
which will be presented at the Grand
Opera House on Saturday. April IA.
Creston Clarke has made Of "Mon.
sieur Beaucaire" an intensely interest
ing and romantic character. running
the gamut Of human emotions with a
delicacy, perception and strength such
as few Of the younger generation Of
players Of today have acquired. His
delicacy and tenderness in his love
scenes with naughty Lady Mary Car.
Isle compel the feminine portion Of
the audience 20 indulge in such al.
iectives as "dear. - delightful" aud
sweet" Mere men are compelled to
admiration aud applause by the pluck
decision Of character and admirable
poise Beaucaire" displays g.. fighting
a powerful clique Of enemies with wit
repartee and bantcring humor. until
these weapons failing to protect him
from insult and injury. "Bcaucaire &"
takes mp his sword, and. by his bril-.
liant display Of swordsmanship dis.
comdts those who would disgrace him
and separate him from Lady Mary
Carlisle. Described as romantic
comedy" Monsieur Beaueaire" h.
cites laughter.C invites tears. inspires
CALCULATIONS Of pleased surprise and
calls forth the proper amount Of dis.
APPRECIATION when Reaucairc's" enc
mics are enjoying their brief triumph
over him downfall an Of which goes
10 show that the play and Crestou
Clarke az its hero are full of that qual
iy of human interest which an good
plays and players possess.
one Of The dainiicst. protticst aud
most wholly admirable scenes siagcl In
recent years is that in which Cfrston
'larke tells Of his true love TO Lady
Mary, whose heart is divided by her
bride of position aud weakness Of love
.or him whom she believes 20 be- base
'orn. Mr., Clarkc's work Il exquisite
IND h seldom acknowledged by less
han Eve curtain ealls-oftcn more
rhe scenery, costumes, dances aud mu
DC are of unusual beauty. The cast Of
players is large aud expensive one.
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nour Johmnr on the apot. ;,

Word comes that senator Oearin has
been chosen as one of the speakers for
the Democratic banquet 20 be given at
tho Waldorf Astoria 10 the near fu.
tufe. lie has been asked 10 respond 90
tho toast jefferson aud the West %
Among tho other speakers are senator
Bailey, of Texas BouTko Cochran. of
New Yofk, aud supreme Judge ilaF
mou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12
Boys Club Prosperous

The T. NJ. C. A. Boys Club had o
successful business meeting last night
and elected officers 70 serve for the next
three months Those elected were;
President, Paul HendTieksi vieep pFesi.
dent Pearl MeBridei secretary. Ellis
JOneA The report Of the treasurer
showed s64.50 on hand. Arrangements
were completed for the entertainment
70 be given at the reform school on
April goth, when rs boys viii take
part.
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Personals

Walter Morley went to Portland thi,
morning
wm. Brown returned from Portland
this morning.
John steiwer OF Jefferson, arrived Ia
Salem this morning.
u, a. Martin OF Albany, Is in the
city iTansacting business
Gideon stolE went 90 Portland for a
bFief business trip today.
Mrs. }, h. whitney went 20 Portland
this morning % spend the day,
DR. u, A. oiiugeF went % Portland
ihis morning % spend the day.
j, A, sellwood was a passenger on
the southhound train this morning.
MFs J, = Peterson Is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. short. OF Halssy
Attorney A. Cannon was among the
northbound passengers on the morning
train
J, J, Irvine, Of Albany, returned
home this mofuing, after a brief visit
IN salem.
Mrs +. r. Waters was among the
passengers bound TO Portland this
morning.
AlbrO Dickens0n returned yesterday
from Albany, where hs was the guest
Of friends.
Theodore Roth was among the salem
ties bound for the metropolis on the
moTning train.
George Graves, the travelling man
was a noFthbound passenger on the
morning train
Father Faber, one Of the ehaplains at
the state institutions, went 90 Port.
land this morning.
Ars J. Q. Perry and son returned to
salem yesterday aftsEnoon. after
brief visit in Albany.
K. c. Scott and II. s. Rollo went 70
Portland On the morning train 20 en-.
gage IN commercial sign painting.
Miss Clara Parker. Of Portland, re-
turned home yesterday, after having
spent a short visit with friends here.
Miss Ruth Fleming. Of Omaha. Nsb.,
.s the guest Of her uncle, r. b. Elem.
.ng superintendent Of the Northwest
Hon. II. n. Cake, Of Portland, one Of
.hs candidates for Unitsd States sena.
-or, was in salem yesterday afternoon
i0r a brief visit.
Governor Chamberlain went to Port
and, to be present At the Frederick
Wards reception, given By the Port
and Elks tonight.
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cooperstown, n. y. April ie.-The
aoth annual session of the Wyoming
annual conference opened here today a.
the Fiut Methods, Episcopal church.
Bishop d. A Goodsall is prealding AZ
the conference. The attendance h very
large. every one of the slH districts OF
the conference being veil represented.
This Il the second time Bishop Good
soil presidea over tho Wyoming confer,
enee lie presided the hFst time wheu
the conference was held in wnkesbarre
In isss. There will not bs much busi.
ness Of Importance before the conferences
as the 70 distfleting measure. which had
been agitated Tor some years. was act.
cd uPoa unfavorably Al West PattistOu
last year, and Il l. not thought that h
will b brought up agaia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12

New York, April is.-The baseball
season Of the National league opens to.
day. both In the east and the west.
ihis afternoon Boston win play at
brooklyn. Nov York al philadelphia,
Chicago Al Cincinnati, and Pittsburg
Al 81. Louis. The season win close oa
Oetober ., With the various clubs play
ing in their own divisions Bost0a AN
elose In Nov York, Philadslphia AZ
bEooklyu. chieago a. PittsbuFg and st
Louis AZ Cincinnati The umpiros 90
leeted for this season are Henry O'Day
Robert Emslls, J. 4. Johnstone, vii
liam Klsm, W. D. Carpenter and y. II.
Conway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12

baltimore, Nd, April A.. Hundreds
Of teachers % eastern commercial col.
legrs have taken possession OF the 10.
iol Rcnnert.e the headquarters of the
Eastern Commercial Teachers assoola.
iion. which will open Ice annual con.
vcniiou here this afiefaoou. The eon.
vention, which has brought a great
many distinguished educators 10 thls
city, will hold lts open meetings In the
rooms of the baltimore business col.
lege in che Central Y. N. q. A. build.
ing Mr D. a. Norman. president OF
the Baltimore Business college. wlll
delivered tho address o. welcome. NJ
Bates stephens state superlntonient
of public education. will deliver a lse.
ture on "Rolation OF Teacher 10 Stu.
dent Az che evening session address.
- will be- delivered by Secretary Of the
Navy houaparle, Secretary Of the
Treasury Lealie n shaw, and Dr. Dan.
iel q. Gilman, former president Of
Johns Hopkins university.
The annual banquet will be- held AZ
che Hotel Rennert Friday evening".
Among those who viii respond 10 toasts
will be- Governor Wafhrld Mayor Tin.
anus, senator Raynef, senator John W.
Daniel Of Virginia. Douglas NJ. Wiley.
president Of the chamber af commeree.
and several others.
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A LaekY Postnlstresa.

Is Mrs Alexander Of Cary. Ne. who
has found DR.. Kings New Life Plls 70
be the best remedy she ever tried for
keeping the stomach, liver and bowels
in perfect order. You n agree VITA her
II yOu Try these painless PariAors that
iHfuss nsW life. Guaranteed b. J. G.
Perry. druggist. Price 25e.
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In Favor Of Chndron's Playground

Washington, D. O., April IA large
number Of the most prominent sosiol
ogists and PhilanthFopisis Of The east.
a. vel 40 representatives Of eastern
and western playground ass0eiations
are assembled here 10 attond tho s0avsa
si0n of playground woEkera whish was
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Eastsr OlOthing

Many economical young men will
appear on Easter sunday with last
year 'z-suit, bot the others won Z know
the difference. Albert shaw. Of 4s9
Court street. has made them look them
look like new.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-12

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea Is
a wonderful spring tonic. IL drives out
all Impurities. A good thing FOR the
whole family. Keeps you well an sum,
meF. IS cents Tea Or Tablets Dr.
stonss Drug Store.