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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
REDUCTIONS
FOR FIFTEEN
On Quadrennial Appraisal Of
Real Estate
.26 APPEALS DISMISSED
Result of Last Nights Work BY the
Board Of Civil Authority Anothex
Session to Be Held This
Evening.

Fifteen taxpayers will find their quad
rennial appraisal reduced and 26 will
find their property At the figures set
by the assessors, as the result Of the
deliberations of the board Of civil au-
thority last night Only a small por-
tion of the appeals have been acted
upon, and the board took adjournment
until this evening at seven o'clock.
The results last evening were as fol-
lows;
John s. Mcdonald, 20 Bassett street,
reduced 500 to $70O.
James Even, Orange street, dis
missed.
William Mcdonald, Addison street re.
duced $500 to 81 900.
T. Edward Smith, 3S Liberty street,
dismissed
Alexander Mathieson, So and 81 Ayers
street, dismissed; 53 Ayers street, re-
duced s1o0 TO $500; Wendail place, dis
missed.
George MI. 4dann, is, ~ and 10 Foss
street. dismissed; S5. 81 ana 50 Fourth
street, dismissed; 30 Merchant street.
reduced 5000 to $l 500; ia Wellington
street, dismissed
W. A. Boyce, $40 North Main street.
dismissed; 40 and 72 North Main street.
dismissed: 10 French street. reduced
$500 to $4,000; 33 Ayers street, dis
missed; 46 Circle street, dismissed.
J. G. Daniels. Puritan granite shed,
Circle street, reduced S400 to 81 200.
Frank A. Cove, ~ Eastern avenue,
reduced Si00 to $500.
g. Tomasi, wooden building, North
Main street, dismissed; store, opposite
,,epot square, dismissed; house, Cottage
street. reduced 5000 10 $500.
James Campbell lot, Circle street, re-
duced si00 70 $500.
A, S. Martin, Averill street, dis
missed.
Charles Larkin, 1os South Main street,
dismissed
Matte Ford, 25 and 27 Maple Grove,
dismissed; A. Maple Grove. dismissed.
Alexander Murray. 5 Murray street,
reduced $500 to 81 500.
James Walker. II Grant avenue. re
duced 500 TO Si.l00.
Mrs Taft and Mrs Bradford, old town
building. reduced $500 on one-half or
$3.50 on one-quarter, making $3.50 re-
duction for each house. Merchant street,
dismissed.
MR.. Ann Taplin, u Franklin street,
dismissed.
Mrs. Julia Hooker, Prospect street,
reduced 5000 to $4,000.
Wood 4 Fowler, brick block, North
Main street, dismissed; Central place,
building, reduced 5000 10 $1,000: old
town building, dismissed
James Odgers, 1876 BecKley street. dis
missed
T. f. Halnel. "a Church street. die
missed South Main street, house, dis
missed
Edward veale. 16 Plain street. dis.
missed; 81 Maple avenue, dismissed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
Death Of Mrs. A. ]. HOugh.

Croton, Sept. 20. Mrs Celia Hough.
wife Of the Rcy. 4. J. Hough, pastor
Of the Methodist church, died at her
home IN this village Tuesday evening,
aged about "a years. The deceased had
been sufferer from valvular heart trou-
bic for many months. Mrs. Hougll was
highly esteemed for her estimabe' char
acteristies. She was a woman Of sweet
disposition and gentle manners that won
for her many friends wherever She
went. As u wife ard mother She was
always loving and Kind, fofgetful Of self
III her thoughtnilness for Others She
leaves besides her husband one daugh.
ter, Miss Mary Hough, and two sons,
Howard and Arthur, oil of White River
junction Much sympathy ~ expressed
for Nj. Hougb whose tender care has
been unremitting through the long
months OF his wife's illness.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
A YEARS CHASE
ENDS I'M CAPTURE
Vernon Stone, Fugitive. was Caught on
Rutland Fair Grounds Yesterday
and Brought to
Montpelier.

2 After chase Of year, Sheriff Tracy
Ssnded Vernon Stone behind the bars
Of thc Washington county iail- Stone
is charged with burglary at the house
of Hugh D. Austin in Warren in lune,
1905. Stone was taken to Montpelier
on June 10 Of that year and was given
q hearing. Bail was fixed. and Pima
Parker of Warren went BAIL Soon
afterwards the respondent disappeared.
Motion was made to have the bail of
the fugitive chaneeried and the search
for the missing man has been kept up
everAince.
lie and the officers have been playing
the game Of hide and seek for months,
with Stone doing the hiding part and
the officers the seeking. Yesterday af-
ternoon Stone was seen at the Rutland
fair grounds and was arrested BY Deputy
Sheriff Whitaker, who at once notified
Sheriff Tracy Of his capture stone
was turned over TO the local county ofli-
Ger this morning, and was brought 20
the county jail this morning, where he
will be kept for while.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
ANOTHER TORNADO
HITS HONG KONG
But It's Damage Was Small Compared
With Tuesdays Typhoon Which
Killed 5000 People.

Hong Kong, China, Sept. 2o.- Another
hurricane ragged from midnight until af-
ter daylight today but caused little
damage compared with Tuesdays disas-
ter. There is great suffering among
thousands who were left sIteiterless BY
the typhoon.
Washington, D. c., Sept. 90 United
States Consul General Wilder al Hong
kcng reports to the state department
that 5000 lives were lost in the recent
tornado. Thirty steamers were wreck
ed and 20 more were damaged. The Am
erican three-master Hitchcock and three
Philippine steamers were among the fpr-
mer. The consulate and the American
gnnboat Callao are safe. The financial
less IL estimated at $2,000,O0O
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
CHINESE STEAMER STRANDS.
Brave Mate Succeeded in Saving 800
Passengers.

Hong Kong, Sept. 20. The steamer
Heung Chang from Macao with hundreds
OF passengers on board, stranded off
Lantao island at noon September 49,.
The captain sent off boat with the
second mate, some sailors and fire.
man to obtain assistance from Hong
Kong. The steamer Hankow picked up
the boat after fourteen hours Assistance
was despatched to the wreck this morn
ing,
Meanwhile mate with a tow line
swan ashore and succeeded in resciing
about 300 Of the passengers. There is an
unconfrmed report that Che mate on re-
turning to the ship found the remaining
passengers looting and kni6ngcachother.
a posse Of police is guarding the Heung
Chang at Hong Kong wharf awaiting the
return Of the salvage crew.
No news has been received of the Can.
ton steamer Kin-Shan, on board Of
which are several hundred passengers
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
REMARKABLE ESCAPE
FOR AUTO PARTY
Caught Between Two Electric Cars and
Machine Smashed to Bits--No
Serious Injuries.

New York, Sept. 20.Caught between
Two street cars at Broadway and Thirty.
first street last night, an automobile
touring car owned by John H. Springer,
lessee Of the Grand Opera House, and oc-
cupied by himself and family, was
ground to pieces while the occupants
maryeIously escaped without serious in
iuries. Mr.. Springer suffered most, be-
ing painfully bruised, while Mrs. Spring
er, a son, John, Jr., and daughter, Gladys,
and the chauffeur, thought they received
some bruises, suffered more from shock,
Mr.. Springer was driving bis ear
across the tracks when If was struck by
% north hound car and thrown against
a south bound ear which was passing. IN
a moment the machine doubled up and
its occupants found themselves on top Of
the wreckaqe and pinned between the
cars which had been brought to an
abrupt stop. Gasoline from the broken
tank of the machine caught fire and wit
nesses of the accident who believed the
Springers were about TO be crushed to
death made frantic efforts to release
item.
Once. free Of the wreckage they we're
tumblcd into an ambulance and hurried
to hospital before they could persuade
themselves Of their rescuers that they
we're not fatally injured. Mr.. Springer
was cut about the face aud head. Mrs.
Springer and her daughter tainted after
the accident, It we're promptly restored
&C consciousness, as was the chauffeur,
who was stunned. The son was little
harmed.
A splinter Of the tonnean tore hole
in the window Of one Of the street cars
and painfully injured woman passen-
ger The latter was treated by an am
bulance surgeon and later WAS able to
90 homo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20

Col. Herbert S. Foster Ninth Infantry
has been ordered 10 report to Major Gen
James F Wade, president Of the retiring
hoard Of Governors Island for examina-
ton. Colonel Fosters regiment IL now
in the Philippines. but he Is ON leave
Of absence at North Calais, VT. He was
graduated from the military academy
az second lieutenant in the Twentieth
Infantry, aud reached the grade Of col
onel. Ninth Infantry, last June.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
WINSTON CHURCHILL
SAYS A MORAL VICTORY
Defeated Candidate for Republican Nomi-
nation for Governor Of New Hamp-
shire Issues Signed State
rneut

Concord, n H., Sept. eo.--In signed
statement issued last night, Winston
Churchill, the novelist, who was defeat
ed for the gubematorial nomination by
Chas. NJ. Floyd in the Republican State
convention Tuesday announced that the
Lincoln Republican club, his campaign
organization, would continue its political
activity Mr.. Churchill feels that the
club has won substantial moral VIC
tory e'Ihe Republican party has adopt
81. our platform and II remains our duty
to use every effort to have that platform
Incorporated into law" he says.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
NOT ANGRY AT THIS DELAY.
Montpelier People Think They Cot Out
OF It Luckily.

Montpelier, Sept 20, The Montpelier
people who attended the St. .lohnsbury
fair yesterday did not arrive home by
special train until one o'clock this morn
ing, but they are not now obiecting
very strenuously 70 the delay, for they
believe that their lives were saved there
by. While their train was passing over
the Boston 4 Maine tracks between
Ryegate and Wells River, il was brought
70 sudden stop. Piling ont Of The
train, the passengers found that part Of
the supporting enlbankment Of the
track had been washed away and the
weakness had been discovered just III
time 70 flag the train.
The passengers were al ordered 10
leave The train, while the cars were
shunted across the weak place No doubt
had the train run onto the place, loaded
as il was. THE whole thing would have
been ditehed and many people killed
and hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
ONE RoBBER KILLED.
Fell OF Freight Train After Break at
Bridgeton, Me.

Cornish, Maine, Sept. 2O.-An un.
known man supposed to be one Of the
esng which robbed the Bridgeton post
Office Thursday night, after hot fight
with the postmaster and sheriffs. fell
off a freight train early this morning
between Bartlett and Sawyer's River y.
IL. and died three hours later at tic hos
.pital The other members Of the gang
rre still at large.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
AN AGED RECLUSE
DIED EXPERIMENTING
Freeman Barnes Was Blown Up Yes
terday Afternoon While Testing
an Unknown Compound.

Boston, Sept. 20. Freeman Barnes,
Al aged recIuse, died this morning from
the result Of an explosion while expeli
menting with some unknown compound
a bis room at 37T Harrison avenue yes
terday afternoon.
Chief Chief Mullen and his aide, Lieu
tenant Webber, were passing The huild-
mo At the time. and narrowly escaped
beipc injured by falling bricks
Barnes was found on The tloor Of
liz room, terribly burned Mrs. Walter
creen. another lodger, was severely in.
l,red by the explosion. She will prob
ABLY recover.
lvhen removed from the house, Barnes
ocneared to be dead and VAS carried
n an undertaker's establishment. A
tcw moments later he surprised those
about him by recovering consciousness
,orc enough to say III was the pow
der ,,..
tbe extent Of about $4,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
STRUCK BY BIcYcLIsT.
William Carlo, Chasing Football, Had
a Leg Broken.

Montpelier. Sept. 20. While William
Carbo, a school boy, was chasing foot
ball today, he was run into by boy
who was eoasting down School street
on bicycle The football was IN the
air and Carlo did not see the y.ine-
ster on the wheel In the collision that
followed, one Of carbo's legs was broken
just above the ankle The injured lad
was taken 70 DR.. Chandler's and was
later removed to his home on Court
street where he will I've confined for
several weeks.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
BOUGHT BY WIN. ALEXANDER.
Water Power at West Berlin Brings
$500.

Northfeld Sept. 20 AT a. village
meeting held this morning the water
power at West Berlin was sold 10 VIII
liam Alexander 81 Barre, The price paid
being 5000. This company Is located
north Of the plant Iow owned by Davis
Brothers, and has been the property Of
the village for over ten years Mr.. Al
exander bought with the intention OF
erecting granite plant there.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
0. E. s. ENTERTAINED.
AT the Home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. F
Robins on the East Montpelier Road

Eighty of the members of Ruth Chap
ter, 9. =. s., went from here last night
to Willow farm, the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. F Robins, where they had been
invited for the purpose Of dedicating 4
large building that Mr.. Robins has re-
Gently build.
The evening was passed III very
pleasing manner selections being rem
dered on the phonograph by DR.. Joe W.
Jackson, and singing ana whist INDUCED
in to a great extent. Later the guests
were ushcred to another part Of the
huilding where a bountiful supper was
awaiting them and Of which all pagtook
freely.
The party broke mp at midnight, civ,
ing three cheers and many thanks to
Nh. and Mrs. Robins for the pleasant
evening spent there
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
HOUSE AND BARN BURNED.
Buildings at Beaver Were Occupied BY
Charles Patterson.

Fairfax, Sept. 20 Fire was discov-
cred at noon yesterday in a brick house
VI Beaver owned By Orlando Hewey and
occupied by Charles Patterson The fire
spread to the horse barn and both build
ings were destroyed, but The main farm
barn was saved BY hard work. A part
oi the household goods and farming tools
were saved.
The loss on the buildings Is estimated
a, more than $500 and 5000 on the
household goods, being partially covered
hy insurance
defective chimney is supposed to
have caused the ffe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
TAKEN TO WATERBURY,.
Mrs. Della Lascor Will Be Kept in the
Asylum for While.

Mrs Della I.ascor Of this city was
today taken to the insane asylum at
Waterbury TO be kept there pending
the order Of Washington county court.
Mrs. I.aseor was before the last grand
jury on the charge Of larceny of watch
from George WI Perrin Of this city. and
was exonerated by reason Of insanity,
physicians having found that she WAS
slightly unbalanced. Deputy Henry
Lawson went to Waterbury with her.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
WANTED IN ORLEANS COUNTY.
M. c. Williams Arrested in Boston Yes
terday as Fugitive from Justice.

Boston, Sept 220. MaIcom C. win.
Jams, known also as George Lennon, was
arrested YESTERDAY hy headquarters in
speetors charged with being fugitive
from justice from Vermont The police
wanted in Orleans count, w.. on the
charge Of grand larceny, committed
while posing as secret service agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
TALK OF THE TOWN

A meeting Of the Vermont football
league will 81 held this evening at o.3O
o clock.
the man Who was found III the
freight chr al Tire Gentml Vermont
freight depot night before last was taxi
en 10 tie Montpelier Jail this morning
ana viii be brought before The county
court On the charge Of breaking and en-
tering u uaT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
FELL FIVE STORIES.
Lynn Man Couldn't Tell a Coherent
Story.

Lynn, Mass, Sept 20-Johm p. Per-
lSins, engineer of the Pervear building
was found AZ the bottom Of the ali
shaft this morning with broken arm
and leg. and internal injuries. He
couldn't give a coherent account Of how
he got there, and from the fact that he
was clad III his night clothes II ii SUP
posed that he fell five stories while walk
ing on the roof in his sleep. He lies at
the hospital in a critical condition
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20

Citizens will please take notice that
the water will be shut Of saturday and
Sunday.
There will be q social dance III the
opera hal on saturday, September %.
t:ilbertson's orchestra. Dancing from S
till LIZ. Bill 80 cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
OLD TOWN HALL BURNED.
Loss in Hinesburgh Yesterday Was
About $500.

HIinesburg, Sept. 2O.1he Old town
hall was consumed BY fire the morning
81 the 10th about two o'clock II has
been occupied as harness shop for a
year 81 George " Hudson, who lost an
his stock and tools. The building be.
longei to George Gilman and was in.
surcd. lIudson's stock and tools were
partially insured. The total loss was
ahnnt $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
ADMITTED TO RUTLAND.
Home Telephone Company Of Albany,
N. X, Will Extend.

Rutland, Sept 20 The board Of al.
dermen here last night granted the Home
telephone company of Albany, n. ",
franchise to locate and operate a plant
in this city IT i the concerns first
franchise IN Vermont, but they propose
to try other cities al once. They will
erect their office building here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
WATER IS SCARCE.
People at Enosburg Fails Have to Cart
1t foS Washing Purposes

Enosburgh Falls. sept 90 There s.
a great scarcity OF water IN the town
here. Many people have 70 haul water
from the brooks FOR washing and such
Purposes. The wells and springs are in
q Very low condition.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
ON TOUR or STATE.
Gov. Bell and Party Reached Richford
Last Evening,

Richford, Sept .-Aioyernor Bell, his
staff and ladies arrived here by train
carly last evening in their tour about
tho state. They were met at the station
hy large delegation Of citizens ii auto
mobiles and escorted TO the American
House where reception was held. Re-
marks were made BY Governor Bell.
Lieut. Gov. elect q. II. Proaty and
others, a. II King acting as chairman.
Tile Richford band furnished music for
the oeca sion. The party win leave in the
morning to continue their journey
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
$4,000 PEOPLE PRESENT,
At Second Day Of ST. Johnsbury Fair
Yesterday.

st. Johnsbury, sept. 90. The second
day Of the Goth annual Caledonia conn
ty fair was a record breaker for attend
ance. over i2,000 people being on the
grounds The exhibits were the largest
in the history of the association and tho
departments are well balanced. There
are over 600 head Of blooded cattle.
Also 100 entries of Morgan horses, 400
entries in the poultry department, and
a better display Of fruits and vegeta
bles than ever before Troop q, from
Fort Ethan Allen, appeared twice yes
terday, and were enthusiastically cheer
ed Before one O'Clock The grandstand
was filled to see the races. which were
rather uninteresting, although good time
was made. Following II the summary
Of the races
2:s5 Pace Stake,
Purse, $500.
Frank Gould, br. <. (McShane) !
4. O. B., b. y. Newport stock
farm) ,........s. ....s..2 :
Little Iua, b. &. (Chase) 3 ;
Time, 2.2lla, 2i23$i, 2s23.
2:2s Class, Trot Of Pace.
fHIhe, BOW.
Russell Grafton, ch i. tLee) 4 ! /
Irish, b. IN. (Tyler) ......2 2 z
Belnut, b. Il fMcCarten) .S ; z
Owen Dunmore, b. j. lChase1 ID ; 4
Black Nellie, blk. M. (chuTchilD4 4 ;
Time, 2:24I4, 2saiA, 2:25Ia
2:l5 Class, Trot Of Pace.
Purse, $500
Ned Cole, eli. &. (Kittredgc) |
Sam Lee, eli. IN. [pierce) 2 8 2
Goldie Wilkes, b. M. (l.ittIe
iield) 3 2 ?
Trilby, b. 4. (Cfurchill) ~ 4 4
Time, 2:1sM, 2:19M, a:20, 2:2o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20

Among the patents recently issued
are the following 70 Nermonlers. 10
Almon II Gardyne, Bennington Center,
for a ribbon holder; TO Henry A. Me
Lean, of Jamaica, for q stone boat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20

eoutbwick, editor Of The BHling-
Irrso press, who Is passing q week
!oh s,.,, york. expects 70 attend the New
u .,ase Republican convention at
sstoga solN springs before returning home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20

n.;uo to the slight illness Of Chief
,,aro John w. Rowell at his home in
,@4I ',agsn county court Monday. lie con
.saatod ..d 4 hard cold sunday
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20

a petition in bankruptcy has been
filed bY George y. Whitney of Hartford.
He has Liabilities Of $3s5.47 and assets
OF $l00, all Of which are claimed ex.
empt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-09-20
COLLISION AT RUTLAND.
Drivers Thrown Out and Their Sulldes
Smashed.

Rutland. Sept 20.- There was almost
record breaking attendance at the Rnt-
land county fair yesterday The man
agement claimed $500 paid admissions.
Thes9aces pulled Of in two inches
OF dust, the city officials forbidding the
sprinkling 81 the tracks because Of a
water famine. Ned Ethan and Bessie
TnrneF eollided IN the frst heat ~ the
F2.s5 race and their drivers were thrown
and sulkies smashed.
cnlf Pace HaIf Mifn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-22
Mems Hats
Additional Personals

John Steelhammer, of Woodburn
Is visiting in the city.
Miss Irene Moore, OF Portland, il
the guest OF the Misses Booth.
Dan ]. Fry left this morning foI
an over-Sunday sojourn at Yaquina
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Pearson. who
have been visiting their uncle, c. F.
Royal. returned to their home In Eu-
gene today.
Rev. A. r. Laudy. OF the U. b,
church, went TO Philomath today ia
hold quarterly meetings.
Roy II. Knots. OF Tigardville,
Washington, arrived here this morn
ing TO take up his last year in the
medical college.
Mrs. Paul Fisher, OF Milwaukee.
Wis, is the guest OF Mrs. j. Ruef,
ON the Garden Road.
Mrs. John II. Scott, who has been
visiting In cities on the Sound and
British Columbia. will return home
this evening,
II. ], Bisbee. Charles Cresley and
Paul Bowers. OF Spokane. arrived In
Salem this morning to attend VIII
lamette University. They were ac-
companiod by Mrs. Bowers. who viii
spend some time In the city.
Mrs, Mark Savage Is expected
home from her summer stay in the
East. She spent some time In Ban,
gor, Maine. at the home OF her pa
rents, and the remainder OF her va
cation was spent In the Emerson
summer school OF oratory. In Boston.
Levl Herren. Frank Smith and
sheep" Simpson were In town to-
day. The hrst two have complied
with the new regulations about mail
boxes, and are In good standing
with the government. sheep"
simpson Is still In the insurgent
class, and gets his mail In an old
shoe box, But he viii have to come
TO time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-22
COMPANIES ORGANIZE.
Articles OF Incorporation
Granted Enterprises Backed
by Oregon Capital.


The following articles OF incorpor-
alton were filed today;
The Hackett Lumber Company;
ineorporators, Nelson Hackett, w. A.
Haekett. c. Il. Reiber, c. p. Gannett
and G, c. Hin; principal once, Ell.
gin, Union county.
Bushong & Co.. OF Portland, has
increased its capital stock from $50.
600 TO 100000.
A. ]. Schumacher, John c. Kohler.
Andrew Eaton and John Olsen today
filed articles OF incorporation for the
Blue Mountain Iron Works. The prin
cipal once will be at Baker City. Or ,
and the capital stock is $4,000.
The klamath County Abstract
Company; ineorporators. Allen Sloan
Don J. zumwalt and Bert Z. With
row; capital stock, $4,000; prinel-
pal once Klamath Falls.
The Phoenix Stone Company; In
corporators. u. w. Riedle. r. A. Eva
and J. C. weaxie; capital stock
sioo.coo; principal once Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-22
KNEW
THE WAY
HOME

Keno, the valuable shepard dog
owned by Billy Needham, has re-
turned home after an absence of two
months from his master. Keno is
glad 10 be home again, after a pro-
longed wandering among the sylvan
retreats in the neighborhood OF Eu-
gene. Some two months ago Com
missioner Needham, VIII Needham
and others went on a hunting trip,
and, while pursuing the game, in
some way or another Keno strayed
away from the campfire light, got
lost and could not be located Yes
terday he arrived home alone, and
to say he was a welcome guest is to
put II mildly.