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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
WORK. ON NEW YoRK ToN0PAH.

TONOPAH. Sept. 24.--Work on the
New York Tonopah mine is going
steadily ahead, but nothing of an inn
rortant nature has been encountered
The cresscuts. both north and south.
continue to intercept an occasional
stringer of quartz, and the local rep
resentatives of the company believe
that a ledge will eventually be caught
in one of these. It is rumered that
one of the adjoining properties to the
New York is about to abandon work IN
its own shaft and enter the New York
workings. carrying a drift into its own
ground. BY this means the expense of
the search for ore bodies to both com-
panles would be lessened. as the hoist
ing cost would be shared Tt is gem
orally believed that the shaft of the
New York, now 500 feet or thereab bouts,
is deep enough From the pitch of the
stringers in the shaft and crosscuts it
is estimated that the ledge. IL there is
one in the acreage the company con-
trols, will be caught at the present
level in the crosscuts
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
Personal.

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-J. NJ Thorne
and wife are at the Athens, registered
from Pittsburg, Pa.
B. B. Brown of Erie, Pa, is at the
Crellin.
A. G.. Cushman and wife have ar
rived at the Touraine from Bullfrog,
New.
Edward c. knight and wife of Mon
terey, Mexico, are at the Metropole.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
PROMINENT PRIEST DIES.

BUTTE. Mont, Sept 25.-Rev. DR.. J.
J. Callahan. one of the most prominent
Catholic priests of the Northwest died
today, aged AZ years. He was born
in Omaha.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
coLoNIsT MOVEMENT FANS.

MADRID. Sept. "a Government
issued tonight admits
that the present Carlist movement has
assumed the dignity of a real attempt
al political insurrection," but declares
i has miscarried
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

ROBBED BY A STRANGER.-Oakland. Sent.
25=H- E. Hutchinson, residing at 2S45 Geary
street, San Francisco, reported to the police this
morning that he had been robbed of So and
gold watch while asleep in a roam at $50
Washington street last night by a stranger
he met in this city. and with whom he spent
the evening in round of the local saloons
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
S,5r F News Of the Counties About San Francisco Bay m
Editor Would Deprive
Goods of Their Vote.
Protest Made
in College
Paper.
BERK Ell EY.

B E r K E l. E Y,
Sept. 25.-A pro-
test against the
permission ac-
corded w o m e n
students of the
university to vote
and o t h e r W j S e
participate in the
doings of the As
soeiated Students
of the university
is recorded today
by A. c. B. Fleteh-
er, editor o. the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
LECTURE ON NAPoLEoN.

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-Professor
Henry Morse Stephens will deliver the
second lecture on the Napoleonic period
in Europe tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the Common School Assem-
bly, Hall Lafayette Park. The Wars
of the Consulate" will pc presented.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

NORMAL SCHOOL oPENs.-san Jose. Sept.
25.-The State Normal School reopened today
and up to noon registrations numbering 200 old
being the heaviest registration the first half
day ever known at the school. All but three
are girls.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
nEcLAREs a DIVIDEND

DECLARES A DIVIDEED.-New York. Sept.
25.-The Anaconda Copper Mining Company de-
clared a quarterly dividend of $3.50 per share
today. It's last previous quarterly dividend was
sl.ST32 share. The par value Of the stock is
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

BERKELEY, Sept. 25.-The engage
ment is announced by Captain and
Mrs. A. Lockett of their daughter, Miss
Ada Lockett. TO Wilson Barstow. Mr..
Barstow is now with the Western Ma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
IKiIIsPain
SIOAHIS
LipiYY1OIIt
l25t5ofSHcO

crops and plenty of water for your
stock, but as long ~ you live dor't
turn another fellow down just because
he done his best TO give YOU a good
time
made a rush FOR the station. The
train came In and boarded lt Look
ing back ] saw Dan standing as II
glued To- the spot GOOD byel"
shouted.
An Of d suddes the guant. long hgure
limbcrcd up He came chasing down tho
TRACK, waving his arms like windmill
and yelling. "IIeyl Say therel Young
fellowl sayl Hey there TN take them
goods d 'yc hears"
Aud yelled back 70 him with great
gusio. AN right, " AZ The train round
cd curve.
MORALS when you've sold your
goods make your getaway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

relief Of the obieciing residents that
the ships Of his command perform their
summer evoluiions az a place where
they will be- mere welcome and where
there will be fewer restrictions upon
the administration Of the enlisted per
sonnol. 10 is certain that Sunday base
ball playing will not be- prohibited In
the navy There are very good rca
sons why it should be permitted az a
diversion of the men who have their
routine work 20 perform on other days
II 10 considered chat a pastime Of this
sort on sunday, az a time and place
which do not interfere with the rcli
gious obscrvaHces of the day 10 an
important contribution 20 individual
eontcntmcht No one In the service
believes FOR a moment that there will BE-
any change Ia this policy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

Washington. April 6.-Bear Admiral
Eyans has been asked by the navy de
partment TO give his opinion Of tho pc
lition received from the eitIEchs Of
rrOviheetown. Mass, protesting agains,
baseball playing on Sunday az that
place. while the ships Of the Atlantic
feot are there FOR the summer exer.
sises The navy department will not
BE- drawn into any controversy with
eitizens, who end fault with baseball
playing By enlisted men or the service.
Rear Admiral Evans will probably
communicate bis vices 10 tho navy dc
partmeht ih isfse and vigorous Ian
guAge. of which be is capable. person.
ally and officially, and Il is expected
ihat hc will suggest a. a remedy and a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
rhn Prnpcrtr c.ncd IIealth.

Runs down or improves jus, depends
on how Il is cared for. II IL the most
valuable property We have. and should
receive tho most consideration. II
helps you In business, helps good looks
helps make friends helps rct situations
and helps YOU hold them, and always
make happiness. Propcfty like this,
NJ tho hru, indication Of being out Of
repair, should be looked after and a
remedy applied a. onc0 There are
any number Of dgns tha, show repairs
arc necicd, Bilious spells, indigestion,
dyspepsia, belehine. diErincus, slek
headaches, sallow complexion plmples
and liver spots on the face, a droway
feeling after meals. sour stomach. etc
Theuo symptoms an show loss of health
Druggists viii coll you for a5c boz
of Dr. Dumas Improved Liver Pills, a
cure cure for an Of these diseases
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
Game Near Dying
lbscess on the Hip Dreadful Suffering
Hospital Treatment Failed.
Another Great Cure by
Hoods SarsapariLLa.

Charles L. Hutchins is well known
d popular in S. Royalton, VI, being
iver Of the stage TO and from Chelsea.
says of his boy Arthur, now 10,
hose portrait appears below:
"He fell on the mill dam and in
bred his hip. An abscess developed
ID dreadful sickness followed. The
tDctors lanced the abscess and later
teriormed an operation in the Mary
netcher Hospital in Burlington.
tfthur came near dying after the
peration, but we got him home and
ighbors said he would certainly die.
ID the spring began taking Hoods
snrsaparilla, az usual, and gave Arthur
little each day. After q week or two
ihere was q great change In the boy.
He seemed hungry, and one day sur
priced us by exclaiming, How good
my food tastes We could soon Gee
tho color coming into his face, as day
BY dAy he got better. seemed more
lively and took more interest in things.
The eore is now entirely healed,
there is no pain In hip or limb.
Arthur goes TO school every day and
bic health could not be better. To our
irlends his cure by Hoods Sarsapa-
ma seems miraculous"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
j. IA DULY


Washington, April 0-Thsfe is
trouble ahead foF Justice uould of the
supreme court ~ the District Of Co
iumhla No is the subject of a com.
muuieailon 10 the president from tho
secretary Of the navy. TIE judge had
before him The other day Two youthful
eulpFlis who confessed 20 The crime of
househfeaking There were ortouuat
lag circumstances, added 10 which iho
offenders were young, eomhinaiion
which lei the court % exercise leaf
ency 10 imposing sentence, ils sont one
of the boys 20 jail fof ave months and
upon che representations OF the attor
neys and family of the other prisoner.
The latter was released. with the un.
derstandiug that he Was 10 enlist Ia
the naval service. such instances OF
imposing an enlistment in che army Or
navy instead of some usual punishment
of onenders arc rare, bat hey have
occurred. and always With the resuh of
giving great offence 20 the uaval oai,
GERS
Tho latter dnd that tho prisoner 10
tho local court appeared the next day
a. iho naval recruiting once nnd asked
10 be accepted. No was AZ promptly
rejected and viii not BE- accepted b.
either army or navy recruiting ofieers
unless he sueeseds In getting 10 BY az
suminF a new name. Ia the mean
time Secretary Bonapas;e has called
the atteution of the president 20 the
Incident, and Il IL expected that the
president viii have something 20 say
10 the justice - tho court on this nat
Ter. Tue president has recently "a.
pressed himself With mush feeling on
the necessity of maintaiHing a public
respect Tor the dignity asd honor Of
the soldier aud sailor, aad naval on
GERS feel that the incident Ia the local
court 10 a conspicuous failure 20 live
up 10 the proper sentiment. Why
criminals should be aIlOwed 10 ~ free
provided they relieve tie community
Of their care BY going 20 sea is beyond
the comprehension Of naval OaiesFs.
who abhor the presumption that the
service 10 10 be made a ToforaateFy for
ineorrigibles or . dumping gToand foI
the sity's scum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
DON'T GO OUTSIDE
OF BUSINESS
ShOeman lScsres Customer Out Of His Wits by Little
Legerdemain
Guy v Wells

tween them without his knowing how
it got there or got away.
They were absolutely terror STICK
en-. Some were unable 20 speak and
others were afrai5 TO- The prophet.
or's face was study. Doubt. sur
prise. suspicion, passed over it. but
gave way to fresh curiosity when
asked him 20 bring me two hats and I
would DO Hermann trick with two
hats and four balls. The trick was 20
place two balls under each hat aud
make the four ball show under one
hat. I performed the trick ucce gful
~
The proprietor was oyeinr me with
suspicion. noticed that when I pass
cd In front Of him be stepped back and
elutchcd the pocket IN which he kept
the money, as if fearing that / would
coax it out Lcgerdemain had scared
him and made him suspicious and wary.
! began 60 realize that had gone TOO
far But, like many another fool who
las ovetstepped. thought 20 make Il
up by giving something in another line
els that an YOU can doi' asked the
proprietor disirustfully.
"rhat's an In thc trick line. But
/ have something clsc ft's a gift Of
mind reading only one In 0.0co. 600
persons have &C. do tho sane a.
Brown. johnson and bishop. the big
guns iu mind reading In finding any
object II you will place your mind
on any one of the 10000 articles 10
this store, concentrating your mind up.
on &C. viii set The object you are
thinking about and hand Il 20 you"
.'You cant DO that 'raint posat
hle," hc cxpostulatcd.
"L,t him cry IL. Dan said one of
tho country boys "B 'gosh, ict him
try.'
Dan looked around the store. thought
a minute, aud aidi "pufn it. 70 ahead
I've picked out ihe thing and ~ keep
my mind on H."
Taking bic hand and placing Il on
my forehead, holding Il there. start
cd down tho store. the sis boys follow.
ing We went back, then 20 the loft
between tho counters, turned again
and thea, stopping at show case arl
sliding back tho doors reached Ia anl
picked up razor that lay In the cas-,
and handed II 20 him.
"0reat seottl" he yelled. "uosl
duru. The very TaEoF shave myself
with when shavei and that tho very
thing had my mind on, BY thunderi '
Dased with wosisF, the sK riders
looked blankly 90 each other grihned
foolishly. then hlrl out, jumped on
their horses and rode away. Bidding
the proprietor good night, I started
for the door "HoId on "a minute " he
cried. "t want 90 sec you, young Eel
low" lie stTode 20 within two fey,
Of me.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

Notice is hereby given that !. ,. n.
Daley, county treasurer of Coos eoun.
y, Oregon, viii redeem on Nay I. 1909,
AZ the Rank Of the New YoFk Security
a Trust Company. Now Yofk City, n.
y, bonds Nos 4, and q. (No. four.
ave aud slE) school district No. . Of
Coos county, Oregon No Interest win
be allowed after Nay I. 1909.
J. IA DULLY,
Coos Coahty Treasurer
Dated April 8, 1900. Coquills City,
Oregon. toN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07

Hoods Sarsaparilla purifes the blood,
eliminates scrofulous tendencies, cures
dyspepsia and kidney troubles, gives
Sound Health, Restful Sleep.
II creates good appetite, relieves al
symptoms Of dyspepsia, makes one feel
better, look better, eat and sleep better.
SPECIALIZE meet The wishes of those who
prefer medicine In tablet form. we are now
form. By reducing Hoods Saraapariila to
solid extract, we have retained IN the tablets
gredientt OF drnrriata or
mailed n your druggist does not have them.
100 doses a. e. I. Hood Co. Lowell. Mass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
Gasoline WOOdsaw

Tts undeEsigsed i prepared 10 taks
saving eOutTaetA TelePhOno Main pis.
%. MosieF. Fair 0F0uud Road. RoFth
salem. S2ou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
scared = ,Maaie.n cancels order.

Scared at Magic" Cancels order.
"Say, you re about the slickcst thing
ever saw in my life, You re smooth
"a little too smooth; you needn Z send
them goods l bought tonight won I
take 'em."
"whati" cried
"You hear ,me. You needn't send
'em. won Q take the goods.
commenced to argue. "You We
done killed yourself with me," " was al
could get ont Of him. I was bound
not to lose that $40 without fight.
and brought all the arts, arguments
and persussions I could think Of to
bear lie seemed TO think that, IL /
wasn't the devil himself I was a near
relation.
took thc dollar and showed him
carefully how performed the trick.
proving that sight was slower than mo.
tion.
"How bout that four ball trioki''
he asked suIlculy.
I explained carefully, going over ii
and showing him how the eye can D.,
deceived. was growing more and more
anxious 90 ciuch my commission. Du.
bious and ain uucouyinced, be turn.
ed me aud asked,
Glow In - did you 6nd my ra.
zorf"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-07
E1pianation Doo-n't wort.

"lt's a gift ! can't explain. No.
body can When I went after the arti.
Gle you had In mind I didn't know Il
was a razor, but when / came In con.
tact with what YOU had IN mind !
picked 70 up aud handed it 60 you.
That's an the explanation. call it
mind reading"
] gave up In despair finally and left
him mystiaed and disirustful aud aill
refusing 70 rcinstate the order A lit.
tle after daylight saw him sweep.
ing the sidewalk In front Of HE store
I went over and said good morning
ad saw that he was about as uurly and
suspicious as he was tho night before.
but thought ! would approach him
on some % tho hobbies the landlord
had told me about lie prided himself
on his ability 10 judge a horso. 20 I
opened up by telling him about a horss
I owned and asked n ho had anything
20 trade Tor him, that he was a good
one, but was "thrcatened with speed. -
lie braccd up and the right twinkle
came into biz eye talked on until I
saw the smoke of tho approaching train
seven or eight miles down the valley
on the old knntopcy TRAIL Then / made
tho last attempt
"Now look here" I .aid. ~ came
into your store last night and showed
YOU my samples, showed you some ~
the best merchants In Kansas who have
bought bin of me, and sold YOU a bin
of goods In good faith. Then YOU pro.
posed that eh,ertain YOU. told you
| could DO sleight Of hand tricks, and
did exactly ~ / told YOU would. n
seemed 20 meet with plenty Of approy
Al until the mind reading came up. and
then you turned me down Tor no reason
whatever ask you che question. D.
this a square deal %
Quick Getaway Pays
ilo looked AZ che hoor aud was silsnt
although apparently uneasy, Hearing
che whistle. I aiidi
Trains coming. Have 90 40. Wish
sou good lusk iust the same a. n you
a. - =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-20
DR.. e. r. McQUESTION.
Nashua, N. H., Physician Passes Away
at Squirrel Island.

Squirrel Island, Me, July 10
(SpeciaD.-Dr. +. F. McQuesten of
Nashua. n. H., died here of heart fail
ure at an early hour this morning. DR..
McQuesten occupied one of the Daven-
port cottages on the south shore and
came here with his family early this
season on account of poor health. He
has not been strong since last spring
when he strained the muscles of his
heart while repairing an automobile
which broke down while he was on Il
trip He was also run down on ac-
count of professional duties but since
he came to Squirrel he thought he was
slowly recovering.
Last Tuesday night. however. he was
suffered a bad attack of heart trouble
which resulted in his death early this
morning. He was G. years of age. A
wife, two sons adm a daughter survive
him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-20
OFFICERS AND CREW SAFE.
Captain and Mate Tell How Thomaston
Schooner Was Lost.

Boston. July 19.-Capt. w. Murphy
and Mate Robert Handey with four Of
the crew of the Thomaston, Me-, three
masted schooner Helen L. Martin which
was wrecked off Placentia bay, N. F.,
July IL, arrived here today on the
steamer A. w. Perry from Halifax, N.
IS. In giving the details of the loss of
his schooner. Capt. Murphy said that
frCn the time of his leaving Boston
July 2. for the provinces to load for
New York, there was continuous fog
On the 18th at A. NJ. the vessel
struck on Point Broom at the entrance
to Placentia bay near Cape st. Mary.
She slid off these rocks, however, only
to strike on another a few moments
later and Immediately began to sink.
The crew weer forced to leave hurried
ly, saving but few Of their personal eff
fectS.
They rowed to a nearby fisherman
which landed them at Angel Cove from
whence they went to st. Johns, where
the United States consul furnished
them with transportation to Halifax
and from there the local consul fur
nished them with means to come to
Boston. The crew did not suffer much
hardship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-20
EDWIN SALMOND.
AGED Resident Dies at Belfast-Repub-
lican Caucus July rs.

Belfast, Me, July 19.-(SpeciaD.-
Edwin Salmond died at his home, the
old SalmOnd homestead on NOrthport
avenue Wednesday at the age of ~
born in Belfast, a son of the late Will
liam and Mary J. dadd) Salmond, and
has lived all his life here. In early
life he was in the express business,
being agent for the old Eastern EX-
press Co. for many years. Later he
was in the packing and shipping de-
partment of the Belfast shoe factory,
giving up work there about four years
ago on account of failing health. He
married Miss Ellen West of Belfast,
who died March IS, 1904. He was the
last of his fathers family and had no
children.
The Republican Legislative caucus
for Belfast is called to meet at the
Cuort house Thursday evening, July
&c, at 80 o'clock.
Mrs. Flora Leighton of Fairhaven,
Mass. and her sister, Miss Page. are
visiting friends i'm Belfast. Mrs.
Leighton is the wife of the late Rev.
James NJ. Leighton of the Unitarian
church of this city.
Mrs. A. |. Brown will go to Man
chester today to remain until the last
of August Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will
live in their cottage in the Hammond
grove on the shore of Lake Cobbossee-
contee. and he will attend to his duties
as assistant secretary of State, in Au-
gusta, as usual.
Mrs. S. A. Head of Bangor and Miss
Frances Crawford of Allston. Mass,
are guests of the lalter's mother. Mrs.
s. K. Crawford. Later they will join
VIM. {. Crawford and family of Allston
at their cottage at Lakeside in Bel
grade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-20

Westbrook Band will be with them.
and it is expected that leading citizens
of Westbrook and representatives of
the Portland military organizations
will be of the party They will give a
drill while at Quebec.
William Buckley, who resides on
Highland avenue, Old Orchard, was
thrown from an automobile in which
he was riding Wednesday on the Port
land road and sustained a compound
fracture of his left leg. There We're
four other people in the big car. and
all escaped injury. Something happen
ed TO the steering gear. and before Mr..
Buckley could get control of the ma
chine it was in the ditch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-07-20

or removed unless SO ordered, and such
trees as are permitted to remain will
be protected during the building of the
road.
1t Will be agreed in the contracts
that the contractor will receive pay
ment Tor his work in the following
manner; ~ payment will be made by
the city on or about the 10th day Of
each month for 50 per cent Of the val
ue of the work completed by the con-
tractor on the last day of the month
previous. and not previously paid for,
as estimated by the engineer. 1t is
provided, however, that the making of
such payments may be deferred from
month to month when the value of the
work done since the last estimate for
payment is less than $780,
1t is further stipulated, under the
head of general clauses, that the con-
tractor assumes all risks and liabilities
for accidents and domages that may
accrue to persons or property during
the prosecution of the work, by reason
of carelessness or otherwise. The city
retains the right to refuse all or part
of the work at any time during the
life of the contracts.
Copies of the contracts and specifi-
cations have been inspected by the city
officials concerned in the matter, and
as soon as they are finally approved,
the mayor will advertise for bids and
the real work will be begun as soon
as possible.
The exact width of macadam road to
be built in the various highways to be
determined later.
Mayor Plaisted states that State
Highway Commissioner Paul D. Sar-
gent rendered valuable assistance in
drafting the specifications and that the
believes that the plan as now project
ed is a most feasible and practical one.