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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14
A Personal ApppeaI.

II we could talk 10 you personal
ly about the great merit OF Foley a
Honey aud Tar, for coughs, colds ana
lung trouble. you never could be In
duced 10 experiment with unknown
preparations that may contain some
harmful drugs FOiey's Honey and
Tar costs yea no more. and has a
record OF 40 years Of cures. J. &.
Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14
The Rose of the Rancho

Commencing sunday Matinee De-
cember 10. 1908. with full strength
Of company and greatly augmented
cast: all the gorgeous scenery. cos
tunes aud effects. N you saw Il last
week you will like Il even better the
second time. It's a beautiful picture
aud II grows on you.
Evening Pricesi rs, rs. soc; Mat
inee saturday, I5e, 25c.
Next week. HOyts "a Midnight
HALL"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14
Barr's $
JEWELLERS
Bungalow Theatre

Empire Theater Co., (lnc.) Lesses..
GEO. l.. BAKER, General Manager,
Portland, Oregon, l2th aud Morri-
.sOn streets.
Portland's Fashionable Popular
Price Playhouse; Home OF the In
comparable Baker Stock company. @
Second and last week OF che great
belaseo success about which every
one IL talking.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14
Guilty Of Conntcrfeitinr.

Passing counterfeit money is no
worse than substituting some uh
known worthless remedy for Foley >
Honey and Tar, the great cough and
cold remedy that cures the most OBJ.
stinate coughs and heals the hngs.
J. C. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14
Mrs. McRaney's Experience.

Mrs M. McRaney. Prentiss, Miss.
writes: II was confined 70 my bee
for three months with kidney and
bladder trouble, and was treated by
two physicians. but failed to get re-
lief. No human tongue can tell how
! suffered, ane had given up hope
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. After
taking two bottles felt like a new
person, and feel Il my duty 10 tell
suffering women what Foley's Kidney
Remedy did for me-" ]. 9. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14

Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds
that may develop into pneumonia
over night are quickly cured by Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, as II sooths in
famed membranes, heals the lungs
and expcls the cold from the system
j. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14

The policies she showed the police
last night covered goods OF all kinds.
After she had made the statement
TO the police Madame Malard and
her companions were allowed to go
on their own recognlzance until
called on to appear in the police
court.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14
A Dangerous Operation.

the removal OF the appendix by
srgeon. No one who takes DR..
ss New Life Pills Is ever sub
ID TO this frightful ordeal. They
\ 20 quietly you don't feel them
II cure constipation, headache. bl.-
ness and malaria. 25c at ]. G.
ry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-14

bley's Orino Laxative cures chron
cnstlpation and stimulates the liv-
0rlno regulates the bowels so
will act naturally, and you do
have to take purgatlves continu-
IA j. Q. Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
CHECKS ARE ILLEGAL
sourH ALABAMA LUMBER COMPANY
 IS INDICTED.
VineGer Bead Corporation is Prose- cuted by UnIaed States Court for Issuing Brass Cheeks to
 EMp1oyes.

Mobile, May So.~-(spscHal. l--fhe grand jury of the United States District Court reported forty-nins true biIis this afternoon and was dischaFged-
 Among the indictments returned ls one against the Vinegar Bend Lumber Company of Vinegar Bend charging the issuance and use Of brass checks which circulate in the vicinity of Yine- gar Bend in lieu of United States eur- rency.
 About year ago United States Attor nav Armbrecht wrote to the various lumber companies in this vicinity warny ing them against the uea of checks and other substitutes for cash in this way, This prosecution is tho first of It's kind In this section.
 The indictment cites in thirty-eight counts a number of firms. persons and corporations who have accepted these checks of the .Vtnegar Bend Lumber Company in lieu of cash. and asserts that the lumber company has after wards redeemed them.
 The penalty on each count Is nne from cent to Ss.0o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
RESULTS OF PANIC
H0RE FNyUnYWa FROM STREET CAR
 FRIGHT REPORTED.
Several Casualties, Hitherto Unpah- Iished, faeportea Yewtexdmg~ os Them Faka1-~01icial Report
 Awaited with Interest. N

when. nearly. 800 passengers leappa rom street cars On Madison Avenue Friaay afternoon becauBe tiley feared a collision. many were injured and .becafsa of the fact that eonae os them Immediately went Co their homes not ail of the casualties have been re- ported Several more were made pub. iie yesterday. but 1t is believed that while some Of their hurts were exv tramely painful mona of them win have permanently serious results
 It was said yesterday that John Nee Yntyre had been the victim Of Anjurtae that would invalid him for some time.
 Mrs. CrosslaYid Hayes, nee AogTisette formerly a resident of Montgomery. sutfered severe sprains of the anna Other persons were said to have re- ceived similar injuries.
 The publication of q letter from City Electrician Blakey, eEabodying tha report of Tom Doron. inspector of street cars. is awaited with interest The letter Is expected to carry the facts of inspection Of the car irnna edistely before and after the time when the panic, alleged to have been due to the faultiness Of brakes. occurred,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

fC0n41nue0 From Page Un&s1 tsct the country against panic wea the reason given by Senator Owen of s5tlanorna' r,I for his vote for that rnsas- ure ia a speech he delivered just after the night session begon. .Alth ough Democrat, he objected to that measure being made a political issue. He con- tended that the ablest service that has been rendered to the party Of Bryan" was contained in this bnl.
 President Rooaevelt's first tnforrna- ti9n of the collapse Of the Alihuster In the Senate and the passage of the cur rency bill was communicated by the Associated Press and the Rresidentss exuberance was plainly manifest
 T will go to the Capitol ap soon as that bill is ready to hign,n he said.
 The end of the fiibuster sarne with a sudaenness that was almost staftllng. When Senator Gore concluded. after having spoken for two hours, 1t was in the confidence of the leaders that the ond of the hght was gtiil . Ions
 As Senator Cora resumed his seat President Fairbanks promptly stated that the question was on the adoption Of the conference report and that under the orders of the Senate previously adopted, yea and nay vote would be taken.
 while the vice-President was still speaking Senator Hepburn of Idaho was on his feet demanding recognition, but the clerk had commenced 10 call the roll before the e-Presiaent rec ognized him and tfi is point Of order. was made by Senator Gallinger that the eall could not be interrupted. This nettled the Idaho Senator who demanded that N4 ta. s~tsS as faas
 .Is there ob1eetion7r asked the Vice Prssiaent
 'I ob5ect.p said Mir. eallingor.
 If you Ind out what an going to do you wiA not raise so much fuss about it" sstortad Senator Hsyburn.
 'arhe rules win shut you out" se- rsnely remarked Senator Gallinger.
 We gin see whether they will shut me out" shouted Senator Hepburn and when the clerk started 10 resume the call of the roll he demanded that 1t stop. The Vice Pr resident, however sustained the objection and the calling of the roll proceeded.
 When the vote had been announced a lively skirnish between Senator La Toilette and Senator AldFich over re- consideration had Been settled. Senator Hsyhurn was givsn the door and ex. plalned his reasons for voting against the bill.
 Before the ron can had been com pleted, Senator La Toilette. who had come into the chamber . short time be- fore and who showed no slgns of the strain he had. been under. made 8 par lIamentafy inquiry HB to whether he could not change his vote Of No to "Yes," in order to move a reeonsidera- ton. Ha was shut on on a point of order made hy Mir. Aldrich.
 A.a EsRsfte's Last Gasp.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
A Currency CornmiaEaouI.

ident tonight announced the appoint ments Of senators Aidrich. Aiftsea. Burrows. Hale Knox. DnmiAI, Iei1af. Money and Bailey as msmbers of the Currency Comuaission recently authoF- issd by act of Congress.
 Mr. Knox ia the only Senate repre- sentative on the Committee who is not member oS the Committee on Finance. the conanaiasion on behalf of the House as follows: Nassrs. vreeland Of New York; overetraef,, Indiana: Burton. Ohio; Weeks. Massachusetts; Bonynge. Colorado; smith. California. Reputli- cans: and padxett, Tennessee; Burgess. Texas and Pu3o, Louisiana, Democrate.
 Of these only Weeks. Burton and PuJo are members of the Couamittee on Banking and Currency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
FAIR HOPE ELECTION N. L. GREENo MAYOR or SINGLE
 TAX TOWN. Mir cMston. One of the OFt&fnal coI- omints of Baldwin County, Ha
 Defeated for the
 0Aee

Mobile, May --(speciaI. )---Fa airhope, the Single Tax Colony on tho Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay. today decfded. by "a practically unanimoua vote of the qualified electors. to incorporate the town under the; State El1nnicipal code The fight for municipal ofaces was Fa- ther warm.
 The leading candidates For Mayer were pr. H. l. Greene and E. B, GAs- ton. pr. Greene has been a reeieent for about eight years and has Beyeral thousand dollars invested in a hand. some home. built on land leased rom fhe colony. He has not always been satisfiad with the assessment Of srBnta made upon the land. but he submitted gracefully when overruled.
 Mfr. Gaston was one of the original colonists--ir fact. was the originator Of the plan to found this particular az perfnaantaI colony. He has been one of the executive officers with the excep- fion of one shert period, since it's or ganIsation and ls usually regarded as the leader in all that axfects the inter. ests Of the colony
 Tha vote for Mayor stood-y<sreeno, e1. Gaston. 1e
 Aldermen~-c. L.. Coleman. Nathaniel mershon. | ". Lawrence. csptalu Nichols
 The first sailing of the new stearnship line to. Panama Is scheduled tor MonY day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
DENIES THE REPORT
ALLEGED c0NTHIBuTIox TO BRY-
 AN CAMPAIGN FUND.
Mr. Ryan and Mr. eheehan Di6. Net oontrfbute Tsensy 7hoheana poi-
 laru Ae Has necn Re

Lincoln, Neb.. Nay so.--T .s Allen. chairman of the democratic committed. today denied report that t20 900 had been contributed to Mfr. Bryan's cam paign fund He declared the state mente that any money was paid to him by either Ryan or sheehan to se- cure MT. Bryan's support of Judge Parker. was false. Mr. Allen said:
 Every one knows that Mir. Bryan announced his support of Judge Park CT immediatsIy after the St. Louis con- vention. AS to the statement that money was used in an effort to elect Mr. Bryan to the Senate. reference to the record will show that the demo- cratic state convention made no nom- inafion that year for Senator and the vote of the democratic members of the leKislAture was not caat for Mr. Bryan I have never met nor do ] know the Mr. Shehan or MT. Ryan re- ferred to in the report"
 Mir. Allen added that during the cam paign of 1904. the national committed gave some assistance to the campaign in NebrAska, but the amount named tl an exaKreration. MT. Allen said:
 sThan money was sent to me but aa 1t came from the National committee, 1 immediately turned 1t over to Mfr Dahlmans the national couuitteeman from this state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
MISTRIAL DECLARED
JURY IN wHKTMoRE MURDER CASE n1sAGIsEEs.
Justice sway3ee Sent The Jury Back For . Second Time Bmt The
 Twelve Men Had Da9~
 aenAmx Opinions.

New York, May 30--The jury in the trial in Jersey City of Theodore S Whitmore, of Brooklyn. charged with the murder Of his wife. Lena. today re- ported c disagreement Justice Sway Eea sent the jury back to their room with q request that they agree if pos- aibfe.
 After few hours of aeliberation. the jury again reported that they were un- able to aRree on q verdict. and they wsfa discharged By the court. ft was reported that the jury stood one for conviction in the first degree two for eanvicticn in the second degree. and nine for acauitt&i Prosecutor Viokers said that Whitnore would De tried again probably next faIa. The accused man made no comment son the result an he was taken back to Jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
REPORT ON REVENUES
Alabama Collector shown an Increaae
 for May.

Hs Birmingham. May SO.--(speeiaL)-- The report of the Collector Of Internal Revenue, Alabama District, for the month Of May. shows an increase in re- aeaipts Of s3.so1.10.
 This ls due to the sale of that much whisl<ey by Q firm in 6adsden, Six thensand one, hundred &nd 6ve dollars was received from the sale of beer stamps. tE.I7so7 from spirits. sl.ss5.7O from ciGars and cigarettes. miscellap- sous. e45s; and special tax. s6s2.5O. The total is SiS.79a.S7 as against $11.402.77 tor AprA and sll.1ss,2s for March.
 The Incorporation of Mississippi in the Alabama District after June 1 will swell the receipts 10 a much larger vol ame. This change was made neces- saary by the taiiins ofg due to prohibi. ton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
scHooa.s ANp sTREErs.

Beth Considered by Council commkt-
 tees Laat Night.
 Without making public the result ot their considexasiene during their joint session and their separate sessions iaaf nixht. Committees Of the Council said that they had considered various mat ters. but were not prepared to make final statements.
 The affairs ccnaidered AfTscted the building Of a new school house. the widening of Court Street beyond Gem etta Ditch. and tho hearing of peti~ lions and subordinate reports.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
FOR SALE

story dwelling. all improvements. ex- eelIent lot. Price Ss,75o.
 JeiG Davis Ave, a sven-room cot Price. S5.000
 Jen Davis Ave, Q six-room cottage, sanitary. electric lights. etc. Price
 Chisholm. a beautiful six-room cot tage home, all modern Improvements four lots, Price. &4.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

A beautiful home on Amanda st., nine rooms all modern convenieneeas ser . vant's house, and lot 50 by l5O. A bargaina $5.000.
 south Hull St., a cosy seven-roonl cottage, sanitary porcelain bath. elec- tric WRhts and lot 60 by l50. Price,
 Hihland Park. a desirable cottage home on Plum St All modern iril- provements. corner lot. Price. $2,S50.
 Highland Ave, an eight-room. tWo-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
neYAh te InveatIeMte.

Ainsworth. Neh,. May William J. Bryan, when asked tonight about a statement published in New York that Thomas F. Ryan contributed s2e. 900 to his campaign fund in 1904. declined to make any statement except to say
 .'I shall reach home next Wednesday night I will then. see the text of the charges and make a full reply. ff Mr, Ryan contributed. directly or indirect iys fo the Nebraska campaign fund, will see that every dollar is returned to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Real Estate & Insurane

FOR SALE One the aabs budne lots for bensss pSposs on Dexter Avenue wa make beauti sight for ehssch lodge or anY pubiis bulding We offer t cheap tO few days From October Js, South COu Street. also st class store North Coust Street. near the saaase From October Jss two stores North Perry stsset.
 FOR SALE Capof HefRts few of customers who puFcnzsea lots at Capitol sshts insament ran, the hard times rsk oayeent kssp their pAyasats are dsFous ot d- fot fun information to location.
 FOR RENT. Party dring make change dnxne the sunanasf wOnd Ike to subet cottage on Grove Street Ihs noas eonsasns dston. Can Dc rented cheap.
 FOR RENT. One story cottage No 57 Js# Davis avsnu pOsun gwen >r FOR Rrvr.
 A.aas 'ss % s s @ 5 o T Ssssss sss.s s'.ssass as~ and has never been occupied Large los.
 FOR RENT. eAs soon as seb0ltg which will be abot June the ss the store on Perry Street In of Naehan Meertiefs DFYgoods Store. Apply at and we viii ssbuit to sui tenant
 FOR SALE ss50O viii boy splendid sesdenee close In and on hfsk paved street lot being 70 by 200 facing east Only $100 cash requed balance h three or live yeats at ysss ana h rsl eiaa condition and win easily for $O per month.
 for susk sale ws oes he following valuable psopstys pa. Four basement and foes and han above Laxue baf Lot elevated and well dfane S<e ef lots % Holt sss snd connected win abOvs about 4oxiCO as oa Iot accommodate sevseai hofsss. sug too ISs M fOns by apoys zoo fse dssp Ti Iot well elevated and veY assve location ior esassu resi- dsnse smaa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
''.I' mn m ........-

Birnifnghaa, May 80.-~-f Special. l--- Ground was broken today for $ reser- volr to be built by the Bsmet-Solvey Coal By-Produet Company to be used for storing pitch. The Sem et-Solvay Com- pany has lost no time during the nfan- eial depression but has been operat- Ing ita batteries of coke ovens and us- lng every ton of the by-produets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

he announced, T change my vote and do SO for the purpose Of moving re- consideration"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Real Estate Barg aims

laniendid part of city that we can sell
 ffis week Tor cne-fourth less than 1t ls
 worth, 1t Is a seven-roorn. two-story house. fniehed in mission, with hand
 some cabinet mantels, bath, electric flents. etc. It Is equal to any 34500.00 home in the city. See us for lowest
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
nhila nlAn N prlteharII.

Mobile, Max s04--( Special )s-vernon Parker MylesA Infant con oSsAAfr and Mrs B. A. bTyIes, died this afternpop after short illness at Pritchard Sta tion, q suburb of Mobile. Intornent tomorrow at Whistler Cametery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
NEY-NOBLE REALTY co.
 Real Estate Insurance. Loans. I4 s. Perry st. Phone s74.
DAvANT REMOVAL

I have moved to my old Quarters under First National Bank. where I will be better prepared than ever to furnish everything and see me Phone sai
 P. S,a.. .La E, pAxAssI. ,sI.a.
 euvrdo-eu
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
DO YOU NEED MONEYP
so sec a at once. We represent Loan Department of The Penn Ma Lie Insurance Co., peny of loan on Improved cztY FsopertY at per cent

FOR SALE. 1.s0o VIII buy good 5-roona house just of South Court St. Has nice yard with plenty fruit trees s7S0 will bay two 4-roorn houses and vacant lot near L & N shops. Rent for s120 year.
 FOR SALE. sso0 win buy good 4-rconi cottage at west End, rented to white tenants for SEQ year. House in good eondi- ton.
 FOR RENT. Furnished Hotel Ss rooms. VIII rent cheap to right party.
 MONET TO LOAN. We have 410.o00 local money to loan on City and farm property. Loans closed at once. See us f you need money.
 CHISHOLM LOTS. < We still have sorne desirahle lots at ciaishoirn, that we arc selling at Sl2S.- o0. $500 cash. balance 500 per month.
 INsURAN cE.s srg <. Fire or Tornado Insurancs in the heaf Companies
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

A S-room house with wide hall and nice front porch on a $l, ae0 lot, within can be bought for 82,900.00. This place is worth ss,000.00 ordinarily
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
psmaop.o'l4is TimeA

Oe1uopOl43 IAlnNA
 Mayfield and Simpson as associate Justices. certainly cannpt De comp thea of for both are very fine men and yerv fine lawyers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

ron SALE. $4,Ss6 will buy modern T-room house ia inc reighborhood. with lot 80 feet front by 300 deep. This property Is on- ly q short distance from the Sayre Street School and would be cheap at FOR SALE. We are authorized to sell beautiful home on South Hull st. Less than s5,oo0 will buy 1t. It is near in, and a bargain.
 FOR SALE. Ss,260 will buy a modern s-room cot- tage close in. in 9th ward This will make a delightful home or a good in- vestFnent. VIII rent for $s60 per year. HaIE each. balance at s per cent inter- est.
 FOR SALE. s2zS0 will buy modern e-rooIu cot tage near the Capitol, in the 5th ward. Easy terms.
 FOR SALE. We are authorised to sell beautf- sul lot in Gloverdale. one block from l-car line. so \ i50 feet. s650 win buy it. It would be cheap at $500. Third cash. balance to suit purchaser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

We have property in nearly every portion of the city and will make 1t to your interest to see us. Phone y73
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

One Of the finest homes in the eftv for s2s.ooo.oO. Reasons for seIline. too much money invested in home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
CLovERDALE LOTS.

wa arh authorized to sell a few of fhe Best located lots in Cloverdale, 10 than you can buy them anywhere in this section. Let us figure with you
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

4 5-roon cottage on beautiful lol owerlooking the city~-wltflin five biocki of depot. Price. a. 700; sl5o cash and balance $15.00 per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

4 two-story frame building three blocks from the Square, with all mod ern improvements. Tn good condition. Price. sS.00o.oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

< The first sailing of the new steamship line to Panama Is scheduled tor Mony day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
Real Estate Bargains

A lovely home in Ward Five, with all modern improvements. for ss.sSo.0o.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

4 Bsroona cottage for e1,E00: S100 cash and Balance si5.OO per month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

9s.25o--A nice six room cottage on c.ranaer Avenue. Lot 50x150. This will make you a nice homo
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
FILIBUSTER
 OF NO AVAIL

tcanIiausa From Paee one.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

For sais-~-A lovely 5-room cottage. new and convenient to school, church and car Anes Price. $1,z0000.
 4 nice 6-roofn cottage with large hall, city water and gas; $25.Q0 cash and $40 per month, Price, St,S00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

ss 2sO--A large vacant lot. on soutl Court street.. 1s0x22s. straet has ra gently been graveled-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
For Sale

s2,ls0---A nice twosstory dwelling located on Plum Street. Highland Park The house alone is worth the money asked.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31

ts.7BO--A 0-room dwelling on Aznan. da Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-31
HEADNOTES OF DECISIONS OF
 ALABAMA SUPREME COURT
MoRRfs ' MCCLELLAN.

Damages for Assault and Batter1
 lDecidsd February (. 1908. 4s