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The Somerset reporter., 1906-12-27
: or Sale.

An entirely new incubator and 6rsi-class
Milk Separator. Inquire of
Iw52' MRS. BERTHA REYNOLDS,
VIM. Tell Farm, K F. d 7, Skowhegan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
PROPOSALS WANTED.
PROPOSALS WANTED FOR.
STREET PANING

Sealed proposals addressed to the
Town Recorder, PhOcbus, Va" will
be received by the Street Committee
until 8 O'Clock y. M, Thursday July
18th, 1906, for furnishing material and
labor for paving Mellon Street from
Mallory Street to Water Street. Nal
Tory Street from G.. Il o. Railway To
Asylum Street, Asylum Street from
Mallory Street to Soldiers Home
Bridge. Water Street from Mellon
Street TO Government Bridge.
The surface to be covered Is approx
imately 22,223 square yards. and the
material to he used will be selected
by the Town after the bids are
opened.
Specifications and plans can he had
by applying to this office.
A certified check for 81 900 must be
deposited with each proposal.
The Town Council of rhocbus re
serves the right to reject or accept
any and all bids.
JOHN C. TEEMER,
r3.tl9 Town Recorder.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
tended the court.
Killed His Wife NAV z.

The crime for which Payl!nic must
srend eighteen years in the penten,
tary was committed on tie seventh
OF last May. He shot his wife, Els.
I'avlinic ten times in their home IN
salter's Creek. He then washed and
dressed the body for burial.
Later he went to Newport News
ard gave himself up. He told The
officers of his crime, but declared
he killed his wife because she ask.
ed him to do SO. rather than 10 at.
low her to be returned to the VIII
liambsurg asylum. In which she had
oace been incarcerated. He was
brought to Hampton Jail. a grand
Jury later indicted him for murder.
The trial began Monday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
Business ! Man Declares Exposure 50
Di Graft Shows Honeslq.
4 VIOLATE Laws Of TRADE
Thrifty orIentals Pay 10 Royalties,
ssRut steal Wherever They Can Find
Fan Idea and coin It Into Wealth.
q. Mo5sW atered stock There.

(By Assoelated Press.

i IyiS-$g SBy Associated PrcSs.) II
CHICAGO. ILLS, July 3.-"Don't
& You get 1t into your heads when you
.SIend what Is snid in some American
I qualifications, that this country Is rot.
ten, said David r. Morgan, president
infs tito Chicago Commercial Associn
gtlon, at the banquet of the Business
Science Club In the Auditorium.
II s III the country were rotten the
country would not remain. 1t Is he.
scauHe the heart OF the country Is hon.
est that graft Is being found out,
You can only destroy the country by
destroying It's credit, and you can
only destroy its credit by destroying
The great mass of honest business
men, which, believe, is In control of
tho affairs OF this nation"
Tho principal address at tho ban
sqltet was made aH Congressman ID. t..
9ki, kihlay, OF California. who was n
member Of Secretary Iaft's purity IN
she Philippines m; japan. Mr.. Nc.
lktnlay spoke on "Cilontal Trade Con
5dttions."
II They pay no royalty In Japan" he
haid. sThey buy ono machine or niece
Syf u apparatus In a. trlcn, take 1t 10 :.
fUanttnesc factory, ruli Il to pieces. sua
sO6!id t!tiy like II.
Anl they carif9 izc their plat,s
AZ one fifth OF tn, Euroa. an or hmrri
can Dn,ohnt. 'rha.'s Tho kla, nj
conpetltlon you must deal with In
sldpnn.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
70 YEARS IN PRISON
from page ~

iieavor to end his own life shorifr
Curtis ordered him put in closed
coll to himself and lie was carefully
searched. A Waterman will be plac.
led over him for few days ut least.
ut will be four months at least be.
fore he. Is taken to the penitentlary,
.lmless the Supreme Court refuses n
writ OF error sooner.
Foreman johnson Talks.
Foreman G. w. Johnosn talked
with the Daily Press representative
laB soon as the jury was discharged
lby the court, Mr.. Johnson said It
YVES p terrible ordeal for the jury TO
reach verdict. All of the jurymen
believed Paylinic guilty, but the tes-
Stiinony of the physicians AS to his
Insanity worried them. Tho jury was
unwilling to sec Pavllnlc go unpun.
Sished and was also unwilling to rem.
der verdict to take his life In
the face OF the expert testimony. So
they agreed that eighteen years In
the penltentlary would satisfy justice.
Mr. Johnson said that he hoped It
would never be his duty to serve
upon another jury of this character.
s.At 6:Q5 O'clock when the Jury came
I'm the court room, after being out
over an hour. they informed the
court that a verdict was improbable.
IN fact Foreman Johnson said this
Jury will never agree,
Court Takes a Recess.
Judge Blackstone Informed the gen
8tlemen that he would take recess
hour that might suit their
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
Told of Mark Twain.

At Il recent dinner Mark Twain, &c.
cording to an English report, made a
most amusing little speech which was
responded to as follows by lawyer
who was present: Doesn't IL strike
the company as a little unusual" he
inquired, that IL professional humor
list should he runny?" When the laugh
that greeted this sally had subsidized
Mark Twain drawold out, doesn't
1t strike the company as little unus
ual that lawyer should have his
hands In his own pockets?"-Flarpcr's
Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-04
HAMPTON pffOEBUS AND OLD POINT-Confinned

convenience. ''ff you reach YER
dict you can summon me. This is
entirely too important case to dis
miss you gentlemen. do not wish
Ito coerce YOU, but / will have to ad.
journ you over until tomorrow un.
less the verdict Is given tonight"
The jrymen then in company OF
Sheriff Curtis went to supper and af.
ter returning to the Jail office, re.
tired to deliberate.
Shortly before o'clock Sheriff
Curtis was informed that the jury
desired to see Judge Blackstone and
he immediately took the twelve men
to the courthouse. Tho verdict was
rendered as related above.
Closing Scene of the Trial.
The closing day OF the most re-
markable case was devoted largely
to the argument. The court conyen-
ed at 1920 o'clock.
DR.. w. f. Drewry, the alienlst of
Petersburg, was the only witness to
testify He expressed the opinion
that Pavlinic Is crazy. but said that
lie had not had sufficient time to
examine the man to say exactly the
extent OF his insanity. He was. he
thought, suffering from systematic
insanity.
When DR.. Drcwry left tho stand
both the commonwealth and the de-
Tense informed tho court that they
had finished their testimony.
Little tlme was lost In agreeing
upon the instructions.
Mr.. Lewis Opens Argument
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Burdctte
a. Lewis opened the argument. He
asked that the twelve mon return
II verdict of murder in the first de
gree. In doing this Mr.. Lewis quot.
cd strongly from tho old Mosaic
laws. He became eloquent as he re.
lated the story OF the crime to the
the deed was committed deliberate
~, not by an Insane man, hut by Il
man who fully understood what he
was doing Mir. Lewis spoke for
nearly an hour.
Judge Montasue's Efforts.
Opening his argument for the dc.
feIpse Judge Montague explained to
the jury the motive that prompted
him In appearing as counsel for the
prisoner. He said he was there to
help poor, deluded insane man. For
more than three hours Judge Mon.
tague talked. He based his defense
on the insanity plea and upon the
fact that Pavllnic honestly believed
that he acted right In numbering his
wife.
Judge Montague was forced to
give way during his pecch for an
hour, during which time the court
took recess for lunch
No Evidence Of Malice.
In closing Ills argument Judge
Montague exhorted the jury to re-
member the statements OF the alien.
lists. He said that there was no
evidence to show malice In tho
crlme. Love ruled Pavlinic's home
Love for his wife caused him to
shoot her rather than see her com
mitted to the asylum. Judge Mon
tague. who is n brilliant speaker was
especially SO yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis Closes Argument.
commemorative Attorney Lewis
closed the argument in speech Of
about an hour. His closing argu.
ment was equally as strong and con.
vilrcing as his opening speech. When
Mr.. Lewis stopped speaking at 1888
the case was given to the jury.
Both Mr.. Lewis and Judge Mon.
tague were congratulated over the
able manner In which they conduct.
cd over the able manner In which
they conducted the case by the mem.
hers of the bar and their friends.
,rt, fl1 lax , r4,,, ln.lt I'D
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
State News

An Old man was arrested near Cah.
BY yesterday fof trapping beaver.
When the game warden made The ar
rest, tho man had 30 beaver akins with
him, which were conhscated.
In a hro AZ Weston Wednesday morn
Ing a large hay warehouse waa totally
destroyed with about $500 worth of
baled Timothy hay Tho barn was
valued a. 1900, and was Insured for
t0O0 The hay was owaed by a aum.
Der of farmers Of tho Weston mountain
eouhtry
A large and enthusiastic meeting
was held a. Grants Pas rass,hy oy,
euiag, 10 form homo company 70
build a railroad 10 tho south ond of
Josephine county from Grants Pass
Mrs = A. CroPpor, Of Baker City.
has tho honor of being the hut per
son 10 Oregon 10 have tho "Dcsom
iion of Chlyalryn bestowed upon hel
By tho Rebekah lodge, of which shs 4
q member This IL an Honorary DO
gree, earned only by special service 8,
tle order
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

st John, Que, Jau ie-Iyulmas
iathinsn. the Fiunish murderer, con.
yleied u having KILLED a fellow o0un.
tfyuan, was hangol al the prlsoa hofs
thia morning. AZ there vas no Luth.
eun minisisT 10 his part Of the eoun.
.try who could speak tho Rnnish Ian
guage Premier Gouin, Of Quebec, en.
ngcd tho Rey, II. homgFen, a Hn.
nish Protestant minister, of Chicago
~ tho expense q tho goyernmeut, 20
come 30 ~ Johns, 10 atisld 20 Iah.
tinen curing bis lac, hours The min.
isier remained With tLe condemned
mau an uight, and accompanied him
on bic way 10 the galowa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
University Notes

The local oratofieal contest which
will decide who is % represent vii.
lameite in the state intercollegiate 10
arch, viii h. held In the FIRST N 2
church January 20. There will De- four
contestants Andrew Marker. who fep
resento' she University last year, Hugh
l. farcyl. John Elliott aud A. Carlson.
More interest has been taken In ora.
tory this year than f,r some time. aud
t Is yHPoetoi that willamette viii
again make a good showing IN ths
state e1Utrst
The vesoHd baskctbal team OF the
Onloyrsity last n.ght defeated Wool.
burn higA sohool team b, a seore of a
20 = TIE game Was PLAYED a. Wood
buru' anc was Interesting, though
trihe oncsiiej. The 6sa half W.,
more ~ than the last, as .Ae sore Al
the Gloss Of that PoTioi of PLAY va
90 l. WinanS Relknap. johnson
FoFhsa Usher and Craadall eonp5.,,
the Wilamctte team.
The hFst team wcut "a NeWher. mi
morlAng, and tonight viii engage m.
team 0f Paeihe College IN the An
match game - the saason. The rexl
81 this viii be watched with eorSids,
aole Interest by the STUDENTS 81 M
University, and those interested IN m
'poFt, a. it viii serve 60 give a line o
the Nhlsmelte team, which l. ma,
tieally an uuknowa quantity.
The faeulty 0f the Uaiyersitv n,
made rule Whereby the giris' basks.
hall team win bo permitted 10 plav /,
games away from Salem. The a,
nouneement has caused a Freat A..
% disaPopiutmeSt among the eirls NJ
are In the team. 49,
Sane 81 tAe season viii be pl.v.s !,
morrow nigAh and VIZ he a pr..,i,
same with the high school tesm n,
AigA ssheol girls have one Of tho n.
teslns IN the state, ahd there 1. po u
-on vAy several Interesting 49,.
'Aoold set es aFEaagyd bstwsss !,
twe teama
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
MAY STOP
DESTRUC1I
OF SEN

Warrington, Jan. l9.-nhldy|
West Virginia; d. o. Mis-
York; Isaac Jiebes, Of san n
lessecs Of tho fur seal islara
ka, under the namo Of the Naa
lean Commercial Company
Francisco, win probably lossas
ilegos before tho end Of d.
session Of congress. The &. o.in.
tion 10 alarmed AZ the thru,.t 4,
tinction Of fur seals. s,st .t.r
taken before adjournment q t,rhor
slaughter. II will probably ! Nor,|
through agreement with ou.rd v
through suspension Of ths vui m tel
secs on tho islands. The rsp,a. rcfu.
agents for the past year ih,luis ped
indictments Of the work Il ls,s dois
declare that tho killing has IN 20
solo cause Of the decrease 4 1Gs III
cent Of tho surplus viFlls br,slyythln|
In ono year. ink n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
Personals

r. A. Virgins is Portland business
visitor today
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. whitney went 70
Portland this morning
state Engineer Lewis is a business
visitor 20 Portland today
Father Moore was a northbound pas.
senrer on che morning local.
Mrs. U. J. Lehman was a passenger
for Brownsville this morning.
Mra Robert r Warden, Of Eugene,
is the guest Of Salem friends.
Mrs. q. W. Renner, Of Portland, is
The guest Of Mrs G. y. shelton.
-. Dalrmple, of this city, i'
spending the winter AZ Long Beach.
Niss Lille Harrison returned yester.
day from short visit with Portland
friends.
Mrs. win Babcock returned this
morning from a short visit 10 Portland
irienda
President Coleman and family went
10 Portland ihis morning Tor an over.
Sunday visit
Andy Rintonl. of Portland, spent last
night 10 salem, and went up 10 Albany
this morning.
Miss Rstia savage ia home for =
few weeks after spending the past siE
months 10 California.
J. p. Miller. of Albany, candidate
for Joint senator, is IN the city, inter.
viewing Republicans
Miss Myria James has returned 90
Portland, after attending the wedding
Of her sister In this city,
Mrs %. q. schaum ip homo from
Roseburg, where she visited her pa.
rents, NJ and Mrs.. NJ. Howe.
Mrs J. q Brown and cousin, Me
iIambly, went 10 Portland this mora.
Ing for a fow days yisl, with friends.
Henry Downing of tho state fair
board, went up 90 Albany today on
business connected with ,he state fair.
Miss Edha Pohle returned this morn.
Ing from Toppsnish, Wash, where she
has been Tor several mouths, a. tho
home of her sister, Mrs. @ j. Atwood.
W u puuey superintendent q The
local ohi,e Of tho Paeias States Tele.
phone Company returned this morning
from a short business visit 70 Eugene
M and Mrs Hiram Smith, o. East
State street left last uight for San
Lpia obisPo, callfoFuia, where they
viii siay during tho winter With their
daughter, Mr. William Henderson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

TAe auai iryout In ne high r,heol
debating team tales place tonight AZ
fi86 10 tho nov buiiding. rhe subject
q the debate is that q woman suf
fngs" and promises 10 b. interesting
A. ihs subject is live issus 10 Oregon
rolliita
Ths debate ought 10 b. well attend.
"a Ths Contestants have prepared on
ths Suhjrsi fof nearly q month, and
are 10 che plnt of soudiilou Cor a lii.
srafy ssfap, A short program has
hssn prepared 10 dispel The drynoas of
600 much ialk hosidos the two liter
ary societies vIll bo out Ia full force
Nth -thslF eolofs ahd an their lnspir
ing yslla Eaeh side ls representative.
u one q che sosistisa TIE aaimAiivs
~ The psmoihsnos ahd tho negative
by she Diogsnss The membsrs of
thsss soslatiss throw their onihusiasm
hask q their teams, and anywhere slss
% via.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Early hsru ln salsm this morning
had the uuusual pleasure u seeing an
sroepiional pbsuomenon that of d rain.
boz produced by the moon. About
ciis % oiao o'slosk ths beautiful arch
uas visible .n he oasiefu sty, and The
pTisraile foloTs were marked. fact
vhish is ysfy unusaal u is aid that
. slmilaf occurrence was scsu in salom
dunng ths sgmmeF of ispo. but that
ens waa laekiug in eolor A party
vhe had The good faFtuas 20 go both
~ ihe.s exhibitions u usiurL phsnom.
eua ays che one ttis moruing was mag
niaseai in iis eoiors and that the 10
suliaf eeesi ~ ths light ~ che moon
ia ne mlsi. With q sifong south wind
hleviug. uas a rare tFeat-oue Which
oterrfeTs ~ nsiurg vould make great
saefiaoes io withess
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
REPORT
CANNERY'
PROGRE
Paint Factory and ,,
tiOnfOr SteambOattor
Before CITY

There viii be a mectins =,
Court room Of the CITY H,n
mercial Club this evening !, 4
purpose Of hearing repore .
committees on securing ao.,
cannery and the paint a..
osition. A plan for a a..
Independence viii also \
by persons who have tsln
steps necessary to give a, !,
ing a trial. There is also
lutions from tho Even /,
Chamber Of Commerce 70
wages of postal clerks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
out for Treasurer.

Hon. }. H. Aiyken, of Huntington
authorizes The Journal 70 announce his
candidacy Tor the Republican nomina.
lion for state treasurer. lie is mer
chant and is a. the head Of a large
mercantile company Mp. Aiken has
been eanvassing the situation in Port
ianc end other parts Of the state. and
VAL make an active canvass for the
nomination.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
COSSACKS
LOSE AT
TTFLIS

Tisis. Russia. Jan. 19-Nearly $50
,e,.ors we're killed or injured as re-
ala % an attack by Cossacks upon
tbo Armenian seminary here, follow
inc the throwing Of two bombs from
,bst institution at a passing patrol
Fou, Cossaeks we're wounded and a
bov killed By the bombs. The building
was shelled. and 30 burned to death
and 400 we're hurt by the FIRE Of bull
leta.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Word was received at The =
the sheriff this morning that >
man by the name OF Fred 6s1
near staytOu, had gone sud''.
sane and was terrorizing the ~
hood. sherin Culver at on.'
Deputies MntO and Eseh q
man GER Is about 27 year. J
and came TO Oregon recently -
East
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

,,om high class vaudeville to melo'
drama.
Coo, interest was awakened among
,overs Of grand opera in the lone
-, revival Of "Faust" in which
Mic Emma Eames made her re-entry
a. tho Metropolitan and Caruso his
ers, appearance as a singer'of French
Mic Eames never proved as charming
a Marguerite, while Caruso aroused
,.omordous enthusiasm after the duo
Of the first act, again after the ''saiu'
Demeursy and the male trio. TITS
tom and Isolde" had It's first perform
.rce Of the season with Nine. Nordiea
Americas greatest singer, in her tav'
orite role Of Tristan. "La somnam-
bpla., "Ripoletto" and Wagner .
mLohengrin were repeated. It is in
teregting to note in connection with
the latest named opera that the lead
ing role Of Eliza was played by Mme'
Rappold. an American woman, who has
risen to the place in grand opera with
ont that course Of European study
heretofore considered 80 necessary.
Henrietta Crossman az the Garriek
added a curtain raise to "Mary, Mary,
ouite Contrary" " enabling here there
by TO appear in the broad contrasts
Of tragedy and comedy in the same
evening. "Nfadcliue." /" as the piece Is
entitled. is considered one Of the
strongest plays in the repertoire in
which Mrs. Patrick Campbell Is ap'
pearing In England. The story con-
Germs Madeline Bray, a French actress
who for eight years has received the
attentions Of Norman Luard, an at.
tache Of the English embassy. AZ last,
he tells her that his future demands
his marriage 20 his couainj that des'
pite bis marriage he will remain true
70 her. She makes him promise that
before leavings Paris he viii call on
her. She puts on her dainticst fncry
and uses an her powers 10 win him
back. He wavers In bis purpose 20
give up 20 charming creature, but
finally tears himself away. When the
actress realizes that her lover is 20
leave her. she draws a pistol 10 shoot
him. His cooln,ss In the face Of death
10 siirs her admiration that she let's
him 80 quickly lcal she repent Of her
mercy. A ho passes out of sight,
she turns the pistol on herself. The
play furnishes a very striking contract
70 tho jolly play which follows a.
Despite its enormous seating capa
city the late eomer who dld not have
the foresight 20 purchase bic seats in
advance IL only ablo 10 obtain az the
box Office the mere privilege Of stand,
ing within the doors Of tho Hippo.
drome. When this mammoth theater
NNHf# tHaH NHHH"N NHN NAAANA ANA NFNN'
iaele presented a. the huge play house
were a sensational novelty. Tho city
Fayed over Il and the press declared
that the limit had been reached 90 far
as goFgeousness were concerned. New
er,heless, whom "The Society Cireuss, &"
tho present spectacle, was presented
the top notch was moved up a little
higher. London and Paris have had
magnificent ballets aud speetaeles. but
they are nothing IN comparison With
that seen on the gigantic stage OF the
lHippodFome.
Al rfoetor's Fifth Avenue sardou's
l"CleopatFa," in which Sarah Bern
haFdt and Fannie Davenport starred
many years ago, was presented IN an
its old time magnideenee. Never be.
fore has such a pretentious production
been pFesented by a stock company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Tho trial OF the girls from Ferry
street which was set FOR this after.
loou' Vas postponed on account Of tbs
30 .'' 'Ah'as or some Of the defeadants
ne recorder viii pass sentence on The
s''' ''uad guilty Thursday, next Mon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
Naval HaEing Cue
(Four O'Clock Elilla.

eNea - NtHNa essseH NM
Annapolis, Nd, aJa. ie.-ks-
Washington, addressed the tg.|
tial this morning In behalf q -
Judge Advocate HaFFlson "a.
case Of the prosecution, wAisl y
given 10 tho court. II Desils
dismissed, the easo mus. b N
probably 20 congress.
Why Not KIN EvegiAi---|
Lionel A. johnson, Of Pofir
voeaies tho idea Of making A-a
county a perpetual game PFesa'
not allow Wild animals and eia--
killed. mi
They have quit killing such ne
the Yellowstone National Puh
bear and elk and deer and bSE
all kinds OF birds have beeoa
tame and are interesting, o''
Mr.. johnson would have Ih =
and mountains about POFtlail
with the native wild animals e i
come a kind Of pleasure PaEi IN.
whole world, including Gods usoe
as well as man. o.
But Why not have an tA@ i.so|
lures killedi Is Il not great y %
60 about gun in hand slaugs'H %
eTything that lives, moves 81 %
being, not exactly like cur ossv
Isn't il the sovereign Hgai 'ne
who believe in doing the hA-,oe
70 eXteFminats and slay the - -
malls and birds Of all des1
Johnston seems 10 think n@ t.s5
what he says; yd|
when the Legislature mesa -
7 hope there shah be q bin l,pi.s0|
make this county a PerPe'' ID
preserve 1t would mako P~DS
place OF much moro interest % H'I'|
eFs than it is at present, snl Il
mean much for the financial pe'ls'|
tho city.
"Would il not be iRteres~ "a
have wild animals near PoFl'
tame as those in the Yellowsi0'' "a.
This could be done il the "a
were made and all shOOtin& ~,
that which is positively nees'~
be prohibited in the county.
There is also another fs''
this thing that I would like .
tentiOn TO. II is the fact that
produce moro bear, deer, eA Q
city park than We want, We so- :.
them out in the eastern end
county, where they would b
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

The state board of opomstry to,hy
SLED With tho gOvernoF its 6rst semi
annual report Which shows that there
Arc eo Registered opticians in the
state 10 Also shoWs that the receipts
frpm hoenso fees. etc, amounted %
tistAlo, vhilo tho expenditures were
ouly $500, leaving a balance q cash
ga had ~ tSS397.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
OA@T0REA.
A..sa. 1lst.ils ~ ll.sn a'S,,l
'';;''" &1H4ZEz


of sAe sessoa vin 10 givoa b. Nj.
fseruFs "a lsega Asl FfiAay, Janu.r,
lesA rais aAao ino,ulss tAs New Yea /,
e'sl tsai w~s posiPoasA Adml-.io.
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