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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14
The Right Name.

Mr.. August sherpe. the popular
overseer OF the poor at Fort Madison,
Ia, says; "Dr. Kings's New Life
Pills are rightly named; they acs
more agreeably, do more good an1
make one feel better than any other
laxative" Guaranteed TO cure bilious
ness and constipation; 25e at ]. @.
Perry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14

Il want 10 give some valuable ad-
vice TO those who suffer with lame
back and kidney trouble" says ]. r..
Blankenship, of Beck. Tenn. II have
proved to an absolute certain that
Electric Bitters will positively cure
this distressing condition. The first
bottle gave me great relief and after
taking a few more bottles. was COM
pletely cured; so completely that IT
becomes pleasure TO recommend
this great remedy" Sold under
guarantee at ]. C. Perry's drug store.
Price soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH MTTERS

is the medicine that has been doing
such things fora over 53 years and is
just as effective today. IL cures
Poor Appetite, Costiveness, Dyspep-
sia, Indigestion, Colds. Female Ills,
or Malaria.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14
TALKS
WITH
MEMBERS
What Is UppermOst In the
Minds of legislators

\ Hon, ]. S. Gray. Of Douglas, says
bis part Of the state is not interested
ia anything so much as better trans.
portation conditions. He does not
know how the problem will be solved
but says something must be done.
Representative Newell. OF Wash
ingiOn county, says his people are
not clSnOring for much legislation.
they want good state banking law,
as much money was lost by the Anton
rlauner bank failure at Forest
Grove In 1898. The people want
some protection.
representative Perkins, of Jack
SON. Good roads and good schools
We can't have too much of. If the
s'a'e would do something to induce
Immigration 1t would be mighty fine.
We nave to pay $3.50 a day to get
''OH 9lekers and then can't get
enough"
SllOeH L. King. of Ontario. who
''p'esenIs Malheur and Harney. saws
~ people oppose a tax commission
w ia'or railroad commission.
'-s also want a good state bank
iaw' Want the state to help.
ABOUT $4,000. to build a bridge
.,. .,'v.' @ 1ne Snake river, 1t is to cost
about $4,000.
Aepresentatiye Couley, of Wheeler
'''n's, says his county has nothing
-.'. : .'A TOT except a few little loca!
representative Carter, of Benton
MS people want something done
y relieve the car shortage. Thev
:. l' 'ne locks made free and one or
aof@al schools wiped out.
a. -'s's'eniatiye Dye, of clackamas.
49,. !" people want some bank leg
ID ana a railroad commission
!. our people want a demurrage
~ SUI the rest of the bill they are
= % partieuar about"
u 's1Aior whealdon. of wasco. saws
u ~, pso9le are interested in the iute
,o.a ~, ! .a' extension of the portage
49, y. = cost about 100000. Like all
Irr,,s,,. 0'eSon he is interested in
NJ. ~'.,''entative Huntley, of clacka-
~, " course favors free locks and
49,. de thinks two normal schools
80. 'e plenty and one would be
49,. That has always been INV
= cam ,on.' and believe the people OF
sss',.y 'y are Of that opinion"
t,ssl.'', Johnson, Of Benton. saws
ss,,o-as,. s'slA'ure organizes today. the
,om viii be decided a week
,,.,,.,'. y, tuesday. There viii hs No
"a !, /. Whatever to the ratifica-
s,s.,l' aoSFne and Mulkey."
i.,s,.- oAith. OF Umatilla. or
= ,o-,'., aSa state Portage and wes-
= nina. IA school are uppermost in
s'...e .'aa' Of our people" ''
=. ssv A.. Nottingham: "If there
- i. 49, 'alsposition to fight the peo-
s,.,s. ',s'.e ior senator It has entire
n srs,.s -, Il will go through
ssisia so..'i' and !. an the followers win
ases' who succeeds Geo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14
NEVER MIND

what brought on your spell of stom-
ach trouble" but just get a bottle of
the bitters at once. You will notice
its beneficial results from the start
and that before long your ailments
have disappeared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14
INDEPENDENCE STAGE.

Daily except Sunday. Leaves VIII
lamette Hotel, Salem at 8 p. m. con-
meets with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 6:15 p. m. Leaves Inde-
pendenco at a. m. Phone Main
17s. RALPH BUDLoNG.
Manager.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14
Temporary Organizations.

Before IL O'Clock this morning
both houses of the Oregon leglsla-
ture had temporary organization and
stood adjourned to D. m, prepara-
tory for the permanent officers. to be
formally elected.
In the house II was conceded that
Frank Davey had a walkover. and
Ben Jones. of Polk, was elected tenn
porary speaker. In the senate. on
the other hand. II looked as though
there might be a long drawn out
fight on the floor. unless the matter
was fixed up In caucus. Dan Malark-
ey was elected temporary president
OF the senate. with the permanent
organization entirely problematieal.
House Republican Caucus.
Long before the house convened It
was conceded that Representative
Davey would be elected speaker. and
it only took one ballot to land him
in the coveted chair. Mr. Davey hav-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
BIDS FAREWELL
TO ALMA MATER
Brilliant Commencement Exercises Oh
St. Joseph's Academy Held
Last Evening.

Of Whipplc Post, took occasion to con.
graduate her in fitting words, and to
tender advice ssd encouragement up.
on her debut hts the work day world.
Chaplain Carey also presented her with
q commercial diploma for completion
Of the stcnogrnphy course, signed by
Ernest Pitman and Alfred Pitman, ex.
amincrs; also n teachers certificate, at.
testing TINT the bearer had passed n
satisfactory examination In tho
branches required by law. Additional
announcements Of awards Of diplomas
and medals were made, as follows:
Commercial Diplomas -. Marie Curtis
and Bessie Bruce.
Certificate for Completion Of Gram.
mar Coursc - vcrn Agnes McNulty,
Bertha Frisch, Edna Byep and Elan
Murphy.
Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine,
donated by Rev. A. Quctu Mamie Me.
Donald.
Gold Medal for General Excellence,
donated by the Alumnac Association -
Merited by Myrtle Brady, Eva Boucher
and Belle Rodgers, and drawn by Belle
Rodgers.
Gold Medal for Perfect Attendance
and General Excellence, for Ave con.
secutive years. Eva Boucher.
The exercises concluded with "A pre-.
sentation Of the historical drama,
".Joan Of Are
The characters were costumcd with
historical fidelity, and marked dram.
attic talent was displayed by all, &C.
cording TO their individual opportuni.
ties. The cast was as follows;
"Joan, the Maid" Myrtle Brady;
Dame dare" Edna IIanrahan /;
"Marie," Josns sister, Erin Nor.
rison; LADY Lorraine" her god.
mother, Mae stukey; "Charles W.T."
the Dauphin, Harry Shumate; "Count
Dunois," his cousin, George Tinsler;
LADY Agnes" his foster sister,
Esther Willis; "Lady 10 Hire" faith
full subject Of the King, Mario Curtis.
Judges-- Bessie Bruce, Belle Rodgers
and Fred Eckert. Peasant Msids-Lil.
liam Belle Campbell, Mary Mcdonald,
Agnes Champie, Ida Sines, Edna BY.
ers, Nellie Barrett, vera McNulty, Olga
| Rin0mao Nivism Doudna Alirc EYtx.
gerald. Elizabeth Smith, An.
M BuIGctt, Rolls Sanders. nina, "
Leoua Murphy; Jacques, Robert
Finn.
II was well pleased audience that
Aled out Of the thester after tho Anal
curtain drop and 81. teseph's academy
vas the reeipiAnt Of many well mehsed
eneoniums.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
fuCEIB WOULD SHOOT
AnAyN YoD LINZ D1A0oNo

j. ". Tucker has just flashed IN
eight month"; sentence In the psnitsn.
tary for firing . shot st . nAa who
made q sliShtisg remark about .
woman friend OF fuckers.
| The affair happened at Florence, and
although Tucker V 50 years old, be says
he would not hesitate TO do the same
thing again, under similar eireum.
stances.
The man at whom Tucker aimed the
shot made insinuating remarks about
the woman In the case and then drew
. wicked.looking knife on Tucker.
TUCKER 10 a we'll known character in
Pinal county and II was through him
that the arrest OF . band Of train rob.
bers, who wrecked q train In Socorro
county, New Mesico, Was accomplished.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
ON HONEYMOON.
(Frem Thurvday's DAily.)

On their honeymoon, with the bril-.
liant bushes Of happy June bride
thll coloring her beautiful checks, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lathrop arrived here
yesterday from Tucson, and proceeded
at once to the stephens ranches, in the
williamson Valley country, where they
intend remaining "A month enjoying the
charms Of Arizona's beautiful scenery
an well az the charms Of each other.
Mr.. Lathrop, whose home In In Pitts.
burg, Pa, has mining and stock inter.
es's in this county. His bride Was one
of the bellies Of little old New York.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
STRIKE RICH ORE ON ABAND
ONRD CLAIM.



On claim recently located by John
Mckenzie, DR.. J. u. Mentally, John
Sweeney and Frederick Oates OF Gan
Francisco, in the Turkey Creek district,
very promising paystreak Of ore
was struck few days ago in the bot.
tom Of a shaft now down 70 n depth
OF 22 feet. The paystreak IL eighteen
inches in thickness, and according 70
tho statement Of Mckenzie, who came
In last evening TO take part in the
Fourth Of July festivities, samples "a
per cent in copper, ~ in gold and A3l
In silver.
After the close Of the celebration
Mckenzie and Sweeney, who IL also
here, will return TO tho property and
continue the shaft down 10 q depth Of
100 feet, before starting drifts or
crosseuts. The claim is named the
Home Run, and they have also located
nm extension on the same vein.
Tho Home Run formerly belonged to
Coy Carey OF this city, who abandoned
the ground when he removed from
Turkey Creek to engage In business
here, not knowing Of the presence Of
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
NEW REDUCTION PLANT.


J. 3. Carmichael, superintendent OF
the Black Rock Mines company, Ltd,
operating In the Black Rock district, In
the southern part Of the county, who
spent yesterday here on company bust
ness, stated that he expected to have
nis new reduction plant In operation
in about three weeks. He added that
no was making good progress In the
development Of the property as well as
in the construction Of the plant, and
that he believed that his concern would
be numbered among the large producers
before the end Of the present year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
yIAI.IAu a1.AaR1o Y1UgD WzS1


The veassfsi nassss Of ~ lover.
clAas italian, which Asds outlet IN such
crimes - srs daily committed By the
"Cssaasa," o. "Blssk Hasa" show.
q itsslf vAsn 0asabalN CaslssN ED.
Assly 80 without vassiag pssAsed .
seilstts dssp iste he vitsls % - ~.
fortunate companion whils . party Of
niasrs were retsSaiag 70 Davidson' .
SPRING. from . sigAts sAFsssAl 81
Wells station. Vita 10 prevssstioa
ether tAas the horss-pisy sssai 70
nissrs In their cups, 0asabal& Car.
lstti, In saadss fury, drew The deadly
weapon from lie place Of sosssalnsnt
cad plunged II to the hiit IN Ais vic
tisS abdomen. A pose 10 BOW seouS'
ias The Hills IN search Of he nsrdsr.
eus ksifs-wislder.
The crime appears to have been the
outcome Of Q drunken brawl.
A party Of about aftssn miners, Who
had been working at Davidson q
SPRING., came into Walls station q
spend their weeks earnings, and, az
usual, developed . number Of DRINKS
among them. On returning the party
arrived at the ranch Of Crone 4
Picker. Here Carletti, who lad been
driving the team aud who lad been
the butt Of good many practical
jokes, went up to Cummins, who was
sitting down, and began quarreling
Suddenly Carletti struck Csmnins In
the abdomen with wicked knife
and then took to mis- heels across the
hills.
The wound inflicted was Of the most
dangerous type. The walls Of the alb
domen had been slashed open and the
intestines protruded into the clothing
A Tucson physician was called by
telephone and went in an automobile
to the injured man. lie was latel
taken TO Tucson and 10 now at the
sisters' hospital. II was stated thai
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
'c rich ore 30 near the surface.

the rich ore 40 near the surface.
Mckenzie and Sweeney have also
made another promising location,
about 500 yards east Of tho group own.
ed by the Western Queen Mines com.
pany, in which some promising orc
bodies were recently uncovered. This
claim joins the Grub Stake, one Of tac
Western Queen group, and is on the
same ledge.
The properties mentioned are 10.
Gated about twenty miles south OF this
city, and about Ave miles south Of Tho
Poland terminus Of tho Bradshaw
Mountain railroad az Poland.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03

there V . possibility Of Cumnias' re-
eevsry. sltAossA the veaad had NJ.
esssitstsd N operation which 10 sel.
dom sueeasfui.
A dpssy eas saas from the sheriG q
ofaee and . posas Of mea sst out i'm
mediats,y On Caslseti's tsseks. bat the
latest reports have been that the pus.
susss we're not succAasfal In eaptssias
the fugitive.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
SALARIES, MAY, 1907.

Thcs H. kynning, salary Superintendent ...
IT, o. Wilder Asustant superintendent (Act 81 Laws 1907
y = Hyrne Secretary Act 81 LaMs 1901
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03
Proceedings Of the Board Of Con-
troll Of the Territory OF
Arizona.

Phoenix, Arizona, o, 1907
The Board met at its Office
Present. Governor Joseph Kbbsy,
r. Truman embe and
The claims Sims Of
FOR May 1907
TO- 1907 inc Of
Board Of Control May 1907
provided for in Paragraph 1869 r. 4. Of 1901
The following
capitol Building Fund provided for No 49,
Smith, salary expense Capitol grounds Nay
A. Stark
Talbot Hubbard
Tel, Tel and Electric Nay
1907 Auditors ONCE sas
Tel, TEL and Electric 1907,
May 1907 Governors Office Observation-Disclosures. SOS
Company Nay, Observation-Disclosures.
r. Hnderbran
Nay .....
Total >425s3
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03


1901 Chapter g.
Laws 1907 Chapter 100 Laws 1907
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-07-03

following payment
Fund provided for in Act TO- Laws Of 1909
SALARIES MAY 1907
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22

acres, probably will be approved by
the secretary of the interior in Wash.
ington in the next three weeks. The
schedules have been under examina.
ton in the Indian Office for some time
and any number of corrections will
have to be made before they can be
approved.
It is said that the corrections can be
made by correspondence with Agent
Michelet, and that it will not be nee.
essary to return them for the neces.
sary changes.
These allotments have been under
way for several years and at one time
it was thought that a lively scandal
might mature in connection with them.
the full-bloods asserting that the
mixed-bloods were getting the best
land. d.
Unless the provisions of the Clapp
law interfere the mixed -bloods will get
a fee patent on their allotments which,
will permit them to sell their holdings
at any time after the patent is issued.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
IN POLAR REGIONS,
Bill Terrell Walks on Glacier and Kiss
Blarney StOne

Bill Ferrell Walks on Glacier and Kisses
Blarney Stone.
W. b. Terrell tells US that while in
Alaska he walked about upon genu-
inc glacier and pulled the tail of a
bobcat nine feet long. The bobcat
was stuffed. Will also saw couple
of Siwash Indians and Mrs. Terrell
purchased several magnificent curios
from the aborigines. Mr.. and Mrs.
Terrell had fine time despite the rice
episode, but it seems that some person
or persons unknown to them wired
Juneau to the effect that the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland and wife would
arrive there on a certain boat and the
inhabitants decorated the town with
green flags and set up an imitation
blarney stone for them to kiss. They
kissed it.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
LESION EARL SMITH DEAD.
Young Man Had Been a Sufferer for 6
Number of Years.

Young Man Had Been a Sufferer for q
Number of Years.
Lesion Earl Smith, Oldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Smith, died this
Thursday morning at lis O'Clock,
aged 20 years and six months. The
young man had been sick for long
time, the disease from which he
suffered having originated from an
injury sustained while skating on the
river. Lesion was a boy of many
good qualities and was highly re-
spected in the community.
Lesion Earl Smith was born in
Greenbush on March l, 1887, and
about thirteen years ago moved with
his parents into the village of Prince
ton, where he resided to the time OF
his death. His parents, a sister
(Bessie) and brother (Clare) sur
vive him.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the family residence on
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O by Rev.
Swertfager, and the interment will
take place in Oak Knoll cemetery.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
The Queen of the Carnival.

The queen of the carnival will be
chosen by vote. This gives the black
headed girl, the tow-headed girl. the
brown-headed girl and the red-headed
girl each a chance, with odds in favor
of the latter. You may vote whenever
you please. as often as you please and
for whomsoever you please at
Scheen's confectionery. Each vote
will cost you one cent. The queen
will receive valuable prize in addi-
ton to being designated a bunch of
beauty and Joy forever. Now, you
young chaps and old bald-headed
sinners hurry up and get in your
votes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
COMPANY c WINS OUT
Home Team Vanquishes Minneapolis
Court House Nine in Game
Fast and Furious.
SZymanski Shows Visitors Trick or
Two and Skahen, as Usual,
Executes Fine Work,

The Minneapolis Court House boys
arrived on Sunday for the purpose of
playing a game of ball with the Com
pany G nine, as advertised in the
U n, but owing to breakdown of
their automobile did not reach here
until $50, too late to start the contest.
The game was therefore postponed to
Monday afternoon, and at that time a
fair-sized crowd gathered at the fair
grounds. Both teams were in fine
condition and the tussle for suprem-
acy was the hottest ever witnessed
upon Princeton diamond. The Wis
itors certainly played fast ball, but
the Princeton boys were tride faster
and defeated them to the tune of to l.
Szymanski proved a constellation in
himself-every spectator gazed at him
in amazement and wondered how he
performed such marvellous feats. He
is, without exaggeration, star pitcher,
and he let the Court House team down
without a single hit. Skahen was up
to his usual standard of excellence in
catching and his fine work contributed
largely to Princeton's victory. Every
man on the home team did his best,
and his best could not be greatly i'm
proved upon.
Games wherein two we'll matched
teams s11oh &c tho Count House If
Minneapolis and Company G of
Princeton, enter into contest are al
ways of public interest. Company G.
will endeavor to arrange for other
games of equal, if not greater import
ance.
The line up and score were as fol-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
SUNDAYS Storm.

Sundays storm, which was felt here
in but slight degree, reached hurri-
canic proportions at Lake Indepen-
dence in the northern portion of Hen
nepin county. It wrecked a dozen
summer cottages, killed woman and
injured about twenty other persons.
The country northeast of Osseo was
windswept and devastated, at Duluth
one person was killed and several
wounded, and the northwest through
out had a touch of the storm in
greater or lesser degree. On Monday
morning it was impossible to reach
Minneapolis from Princeton by phone
in consequence of the injury to the
wires,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
New Variety of Oats,

The farmers of the country will soon
have an opportunity to try the Guilt
walton of fall oats. The advantage
claimed for the new variety is that it
yields almost twice as much as the
spring varieties. Because of excel
lent results which have been secured
in Utah, the department of agriculture
has determined that the farmers
throughout the country shall have a
try at the new oats.
H. These oats. which as yet bear no
name in this country, were brought
hither by Mormon missionary. He
saw them growing in the British Isles
and brought some of the seed home
in an envelope. He gave this seed to
state experimenters in Utah, where it
has shown remarkable results. On
semi-arid lands of Utah ordinary
spring oats never yield more than
thirty bushels per acre, but, the i'm
ported fall variety has produced an
average of fifty bushels.
The experiments in Utah have been
progressing several years, and the
results have been to convince W. NJ.
Jardine, who was in charge, that the
new oats are worth countrywide
trial. Mr.. Jardine is now at work for
the national government, and will be
largely instrumental in encouraging
the farmers to try the new variety.
The department will probably pur-
chase 1000 pounds of the seed this
fall, and will distribute it free to en-
terprising farmers who will be selected
from the departments list. Mr.. JAR
dine is satisfied that the fall oats are
preferable to the spring varieties
wherever they are able to live through
the winter, and they will live through
the winter wherever winter wheat will.
The new oats are black.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
WEEK OF CARNIV AL
Fire Department Arranges With DAN
vile & Kasper Company for
Six-Day Street Fair.
Shows of Various Descriptions and
Other Amusements Will Com
prise the Attractions.

The Princeton fire department has
made arrangements whereby the Dan.
vile & Kasper Amusement company
will give street carnival here
throughout next week, commencing on
Monday, August 26. The department
will be beneficiary to the extent of a
PERCENTAGE of the money taken in.
Among the leading attractions adver-
tised are the following:
Roman hippodrome, presenting the
Ortaney family, a feature of the Ring
ling Bros. show in 1906; the palace OF
electricity, showing all the latest NOV
ing pictures; the original Georgia
minstrels, portraying life in the south
before the war; the Howard and Han
son vaudeville show, consisting OF
high-class juggling and song and
dance; the London ghost show with
Twelve transformation scenes, and a
Ferris wheel.
Three free street acts will take place
every day and the company's band
will give a free concert daily at 2.3O.
Confetti battles will take place nightly
and a Venetian carnival will be repro.
duced as near as possible.
The company showed last week at
Virginia and the papers of that place
speak very favorably of the produc.
ton. This week the carnival is being
presented at Duluth.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-08-22
Chicken Supper,

Carroll Bates gave chicken sup
per to few of her little girl friends
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Elder. Covers were laid for twelve,
Hazel Watson being the guest OF
honor. Miss Watson was the recipi-
ent OF several pretty souvenirs to re.
mind her of her visit to Princeton.
After supper the time was passed in
eating ice cream, playing games, etc.
The event was one of real enjoyment
for the little people.