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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14

seems that Jefferson must so dry. In
any event, and the recent clever
move of the Prohibitionists In re-
sponsible for this. If Jefferson votes
itself dry 1t Will, dry even IL the
six adjoining precincts go wet On
the other, hand II Jefferson votes
wet" and a majority in the seven
precincts, including Jefferson. vote
dry, Jefferson must also return to
the exclusive use of cold water.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
CATCH
ADAPT
FRAUD

Los Angeles, Cal, May 14-Wan,.
ed In half dozen cities OF the cas-;
and considered by the federal au-
horities one of the most adapt swim
dlers in the country. James T. Null
nal, part proprietor OF the Ship hotel
at Venice. was arrested last night by
United States Marshal Youngwort
and locked up in the county jail, and
will probably be held without bail
until an officer from Minneapolis,
MINI, arrives here to secure his ex-
tradition,
The man Is said 70 have operated
in Chicago. Boston, Buffalo, Peoria,
Minneapolis and Kansas City under
numerous aliases, as fake commits
sion produce dealer His scheme, II
Is alleged. was to establish sumptu-
Gus Office and advertise that he
would pay slightly over the market
price for extra fine farm produce,
wheat, corn and other articles easily
disposed OF for cash
After obtaining the shipments, 1t
Is charged. that Mullhal and his con-
federates disposed of them through
me fences" and then fed to other
fields OF operation.
Under various Arm names, the al
legged fraudulent concern Is said 10
have secured several hundred thon-
sand dollars from victims.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
OHIO
BANK
FAILS
OHIO

Cleveland, o., May 14,-The local
financial world was given surprise
this morning when the Reserve Trust
company, regarded as one OF the
strongest in the city, flled a decd OF
assignment to the Superior Saving
a Trust company. :. The assets and
liabilities are $2,700.000. 1t Is
stated that the depositors will be
paid In full.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
TAFT HAS BIG MAJORITY
IconIlnuea from page one. ,

lCnnIlnued from page one.J
>~-~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~S>-~~~J~~-~-~-~~~~
Polk county; C, A. shelbreede. Coos
county.
Bourne's name was not mentioned
in the convention during the morn
ing session. A effort was made In
the caucus OF the Multonmah county
delegation to have the junior senator
endorsed as a ds'egate-at-large along
with Judge Williams and Senator
Fulton but 1t met with defeat after
a stormy debate. during which a res
olution was passed endorsing Taft,
commanding Fulton and condemning
his detraetors but In which Bourne's
name was not mentioned.
A. ]. Johson was made temporary
chairman of the state convention; q
credential committee was appointed
and the convention adjourned until
2 o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14

lah Khan has been smdis
has been succeeded BY III "
Nazr Ullah Khan. II
Nazr Ullah Khan q ausl,|
be opposed to British Iii,n
AfghanIstan. Il Is lnD1ns,
present TO obtain any sohiruak
the report.
II true It will probably III
partial occupation Of A.sAliF,
British troops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
LEAGUE
FIGHTS
HfRRIN
iunited Press Leased wirel

iUnited Press Leased Wire.)
Sacramento, Cal, May 14.-With
every indication OF lively fight for
control. of theorganization, the Re-
publican state convention. called 10
choose delegates to the national con-
vention, was called to order here to-
day.
The regular" or Herrin organiza-
tion claims that the Lincoln-Ro Roose-
vel league, which has made a desper-
ate fight for control will have less
than 200 OF the 900 votes, while the
leaguers claim control by not less
than IA votes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
Why He Was Discharged.

ohlce Boy-What am fred for'
, Employer--For constantly smok-
ing cigarettes. You have heard,
haven't you, that where there is so
much smoke there must be some frey
May Bohemian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
Ask for Helm.

Little Rock. Ark, May 14.-An-
other dispatch asking for help has
been received from Gillian. The
first message. received Wednesday
night by the Postal Telegraph com
pany, stated that the town had been
wrecked ard that half the popula-
tlon had perished.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14

Citizen (curionsly - Can women
where you come from make their
willr
Stranger (sadlyl ~ They don't
have to. They've got it ready made
st. Louis Republic.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
Must Have.

want to go to grandma's funeral,
eh?"
''Yep."
"All right, and here. two-bits for
the tickets"
Gee! You must have been a boy
oncel" Na
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
!. s.sssssuusnussussssuu,na

was learned, II Is said, that Burn
ham served a term in San Quentin
for grand larceny. His bondsmen
surrendered him late Wednesday
night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
MANAGER III
OF BANK
IN JAIL

San Francisco, May 14.--George
N.Tichenor, formerly manager oftho
Los Angeles branch of the Continent
al Building q Loan association, has
surrendered to the police, who held
a warrant for his arrest on charge
of embezzlement preferred by WILL
lam joorbin, secretary of the associa-
l.tion. 3
Tichenor declares the. money he
took from the funds of the loan asso-
citation was due him. Then he ex-
plalned that several years ago he was
employed by Corbin to secure the
conviction of state senators at Sac
ramento. He says former Senator's
Bunker and Emmons were convicted
and Wright jumped his bond Cor
bin, according to Tichenor's story,
promised to pay him $500 for each
conviction. Tichenor claimed $4,000,
declaring that he should also be All
lowed $500 in Wright's case. Cor
bin disputed the claim, bat finally
made a settlement of $4,000. Tiche-
nor closed the Los Angeles Office and
came to San Francisco Tuesday, and
when he heard warrant had been
issued for his arrest, he Immediate
ly made preparations to surrender.
He Is willing to return to the south
ern city for trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
COMMITTEEMAN ARRESTED g.
FOR FALSE AFFIDAVIT

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
San Jose, Cal, May 14.-Accused
OF false registration, Frank W.. Barn
ham, central committeeman of the
United Labor party, is under arrest
here. This action was taken after II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
ROYAL
PRINCE
2 . KILLED

st. Petersburg, May 14.-Advlces
from Afghanistan state that II has
been rumored that Ameer Habio u
lah Khan has ben assassinated and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-05-14
...sH... ..sssssasss.s|
SIMPLIFYING THE SfAp1
FOR Z
"SOMEBODv|
ne MERCHANT knows that syerv ,.,;. \.
store is bargain for SOMEHOW W. 's
BODY who lives in his sforo., 60. '~W n

A..
body who lives in his store.terr;,o,, 'e MI
~ The real estate operator and AGO..
every piece OF property on their lists Z .a sa#
Tor SOMtONE-for someone who lives hs,s n3 y I
abouts. WI
The landlord knows that his teuso,l,..
or office, orhouse oraparment is exsrtIv ~xss,S
BODY IS hooking for SOMEBODY Who Msv n,as "
five in the neighborhood. @l|
The householder, with a. furnishes =.
rent, know that to SOMEONE in town 4 ,so'as ~
as the prettiest "one-room home oossihIv = \. i
The owner of FUSED but usef,d ss..
value, no longer personally needed, knows 4. \
SOMEBODY in town the chance to b,iy 4 A /, ~
enable cash price would be welcome . ~
For all Of these people, advertising In his sns
paper affords the only praciICaway to fndM
especial" "SOmebOdeS" 10 90 into The crowd nI
pick out. unerrlngy. the right people,
The evening world., 1908-12-15
TWO ARMY lIEUTENANTS
REPORTED MISSING.
One Was on Parole From Court
martial. Other Now Accused.

First Lieut.. Edward l.. Rains, Twen-
tieth Infantry. L. S. A., is reported miss
ing and notice OF his disappearance
has been sent 10 all posts IN the army
II is said that after his disappearance
ten days ago an investigation disclosed
q duplication Of Ids pay accounts.
Lieut.. Rains IS one of the youngest
lieutenants IN the service, and in ten
years had risen from hospital steward
10 his present rams. He j. native OF
ohio. and served In the Spanish VIZ:
lie had been ordered 20 Providence, r.
J., on recruiting service. but has not
been seen there, according 10 reports
for a week.
Edward Gottlieb. also lieutenant
from the Department OF the East. Is re-
ported missing. He was being court
martialled for alleged financial irregu-
lsrities. ana mad neen paroled.
The evening world., 1908-12-15
PLANNED THEFT,
THEN, STRICKEN,
TRIED SUICIDE
MoSes" Found T1ed md I'm
conscious, Police Evolve
Ia. Peculiar Theory.

WMhis fsss tied togsthsr with strons
Wd and his ,sft hand tied 70 his fest
- ~ pouring through = rubber tube
- AAld In his mouth man known only
- ',hosss" was found In the home Of
p0ved 9tol1otsky. in tho tenement
0ooss 1t No II, Ludlow street. 1t 4 AN.
TO-DAY.
&>Ar the unconscious man were sSv-
Oal bundles OF clothing which had been
hastily packed, and In q corner Of the
SOON was StolEotsky's son. Isadore. al
most unconscious. The police were
called and expressed the opinion that
Moses had planned to rob the house,
but becoming oonscienos-strtoksn. had
tad bis own feet and left hand and
turned on the gas
Moses 10 regarded as . queer charac-
Ter. He was found hungry on the street
two months ago by Morris Mintzer, a
restaurant keeper at No. 80 Stanton
street. who took pity on tho hungry
man and. after giving him work and {
Job. got him board with the Stolzotskys
There he has since slept.
He was hurried TO Gouverneur HospI-
tai, where the doctors say he will sc;
we'll.
The evening world., 1908-12-15
THE RETURN or DE WOLF HOPPER

When Babes In Toyland" had its first
production al the Majestic Theatre, some
seasons ago 1t was predicted by the theat 70
rical wisencres that it would be many years
before another nursery musical comedy
as good would be presented to the public.
That their prophecy was faulty In the ex-
treme has been most conousively proven by
tho advent OF THE Pied Piper at this
way has IL proven most entertaining ana
splendid production not only for children,
but fortgrnwn- ups NJ we'll and its stay in
the metropolis will only he limited by ad-
vance bookings elsewhere.
The Pied Piper has not only proven d
success in every way. but IT has given Dc
Wolf Hopper an opportunity 10 appear i'm
the best role that he has had since the days
The evening world., 1908-12-15
DOWN ELEVATOR
SHAFT TO DEATH
Aged Waterman Falls From
Fifth Floor of Factory
in Williamsburg.

Henry Davidson. sixty-three years old,
for many years a Waterman In the big
plant Of the Maohst Candy Manutactur-
ing Company, at South Fourth street
and Wyths avenue. Williamsburg. fell
ave stories down an elevator shaft to-
day and was killed.
The Waterman was going through the
building shortly after dawn. and some
how tumbled into the open shaft
He lived at No. Is South Sixth street,
with O wife and several children.
The evening world., 1908-12-15
.BLOONIINGDALES'

VISIT THE HALF PRICE FUhN!It RE SECIION. T0I
CHOICE GIFTS.
The evening world., 1908-12-15
POLICE CHIEF UNDER KNIFE.

Police Chief John A. Brown, of Glen
Ridge. n. j., is in the Mountalnslde
Hospital, Montclair. where he has been
operated upon for Intestinal trouble.
He rallied fairly well and may recover
Chief Brown is also health inspector
aud an active member OF the Glen Ridge
IRE department.
The evening world., 1908-12-15

Al mail orders for groceries 10 be
! delivered to points beyond our reg
| be accompanied by money uniss.
customer has charge account.
The evening world., 1908-12-15
Women'S Neckwaar

he >iles Most Popular Tor Gifts.
EMl,l,. RAII~IE COLLAR NNp
Li.E E$b airH araGEiso" al # 80 o"'
LA,E 'Np NEf jNlt1T's, IRON
nUHES QF NEcK LTETTItS ~
sd MIR Ei}oit NEcK T2Ec}os ""S
h!guN and intro. WITH plratei
ribbon toy and bottom. ribbon bow
and igils Of marahou. .... S3.nS
81 v l.l.fN' Spot Is. blaCI trf
ns'Lra' . = yards long: 3 strands,
- Gt'RLED GG,ji.E FEAriIifB
RCA AND MJFr SETS 81 .0S
Main Floor. Centre
The evening world., 1908-12-15

OF Wang" AS the lovable old Piper
he has the opportunity OF displaying his
versatility. proving to be pleasing aud
10 to laugh and enjoy yourself,
In this play the tall comedian is most
ably assisted by an excellent company
headed By dainty Margaret Clarke and tai
snted Grace Cameron.
Nor have the lyricist and composer neg
isctsd to furnish the proper material for
and Manuel Klein, the versatile Hippodrome
composer and conductor. have Furnished
twelve numbsrs for the play iAey are
The principal ones OF these ars "woman's
. Wonderful Thing" Adam and Eve.
I'm i.ooklnE TOR a sweetheart. - 1T Really
Man, ws. V.s ss ry %SSS.. si ,y,. oiNssry
nsun - ~ ~. sss...ass y y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28

which he is almost a half owner, he
and his late lamented brother who con-
troll the stock of the estate, have per-
mitted three hundred Hawaiians, men,
women and children, to reside free of
rent; the men in turn contributing one
day of service each in a month, for
the estate.
At Puuokapola, near Levers &
Cookies lumber yard, about sixty Ha,
waiians are provided with homes free
of rent.
At Kewalo forty other Hawaiians are
provided with their homes. At Wal
kiki about ten, and in ,Kona upon the
island of Hawaii about twenty. In
addition to the above, the KapioIani
Estate permits every Hawaiian that
wishes to go upon it's valuable fisheries
at Mokauea, free of charge, to fish as
they choose and when they like, thereby
providing them with food when money
is scarce.
r r. COIRTTRN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28

The Advertiser yesterday of how Mr. Cath
$25 from Carl Smith, simple loan from friend the
plea that his personal in o while there
Deputy Attorney General which he would by the first mail
he had collected the from the
voucher Cahcar collected his from the
but although this back when he Deputy Attor-
ney General he has not repaid cent of the loan yet
Mr. Chcas only reply the charge that he had played this
both afternoon papers that L. A. Thurson tried dsbar
Carl Smith.
What that alleged fact has do with the charge that he
Smith the false representation that he would
had collected his from
the does Doubtless Mr. Catcart
plain it in another Orpheum speech
Other of his lack of honor under similar conditions
there but those interested do wish their used
public.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
coLBURN BOASTS MccANDLEss.

Honolulu, T. H., October %, 1908.
Editor Advertiser: 1 am Democrat,
but I can't stand for the representa-.
tons being put forward by my party s
candidate for Delegate, L. L. McCand,
less, to the Hawaiian voters concern
ing his love for them, and his promis-
ing the ignorant among them, upon the
secure 100 acres of land for each head
Fof household. l therefore hereby give
to the public some facts that may per
haps not be known to it.
Mr.. McCandless is reputed to own
about 5000 acres of land upon the is
land of Oahu. He is a keen business
man and made use of his opportunities.
He is a rich man. He has in his employ
but few Hawaiians. How many has
he given homes to2
Mr.. McCandIess is pleading to the Ha-
.waiians for their votes because. as he
says, he can do more for them in Con
gress if elected, than Kuhio can, be-
cause he loves them; because, he wants
to elevate them; because he wants to
make them comfortable and happy, and
more than all else, he wants to make
them rich quickly by acquiring for them
100 acres of land apiece.
What, I ask, has Mr.. McCandless
done Cor the Hawaiians to be entitled
to their votes? What is he doing for
them today, except spend some of his
money to catch their votes, whereby
he can be elected Delegate?
What Kuhio Does for Hawaiians.
As manager of the Kapiolani Estate
let me apprise Mr.. McCandless and the
public, what Kuhio has been doing for
years gone by, for his race, and what
he is doing today.
Upon the slopes of Punehbowl. on the
land known as Auwaiolimu, the lease
of which is held by the corporation of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
CATHCART IS DENOUNCED
BY A FORMER PARTNER
CONTINUED from Page one.)

until convinced
pay AT the September the Circuit Court 1909 finally
brought the $543 and judgment therefor the 2o
of November, 1903
Later brought the Police $3.50
April received judgment for principal interest and
for $2o32I
Court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Cathcart's Only Defense.

The only defense which Mr. Cathcat made the suits which
brought against him that the law passed at
the of the Spanish War required that should be
with United States stamp and that these
stamped, they void
The this defense, judgment given
favor in the Circuit Court without the leaving the
Nothing paid either judgment. could find prop
erty levy upon.
When he elected County Attorney brought again
the previous Judgment garnsheed Catcar salary County
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
How He Did Up Carl Smith.

e would pay it. "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
CALIFORNIA OIL
The Millionaire Maker

We have just published "The Oil
Book" profusely illustrated It
tells how 80 out of So listed oil
companies are now on a dividend
paying basis. How California oil
stocks are increasing in value How
California oil stocks pay 2 to 20
per cent. monthly dividends. Tells
how
$40 MADE A MILLION
How to make profitable invest
ments. The "Oil Book will fat
ten your pocket-book and add to
your handbook. One copy mailed
free, postage prepaid, if you act
promptly and send before the sup
ply is exhausted. Write today.
Lincoln Mortgage and Loan Co.
648-65s Pacific Building
San Francisco, Calf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
Merchants of Honolulu Are Long Suffering.

1t well known that the merchants of this do not like
that they suffering and
ndugent debtors who willing but unable who
whom Mr. Cath
brought Advertiser
know although many of them but the records
brought against him and judgments
there would there hopes of collect
judgments after they obtained list of Of these
judgments is published elsewhere in this issue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
The Yokohama Specie
Bank, Limited
ESTABLISHED 1880.
HEAD OFFICE, YOKOHAMA.
Branches and Agencies:

Toxic, Kobe, Osaka, Nagasaki, Lon
don, Lyons, New York, San Francisco,
Bombay, Rongkong, Shanghai, Han
kow, Chefoo, Tientsin, Peking, New
chang, Dalny, Port Arthur, Antung-
Hsien, Liaoyang, Mukden, Tienling,
Changchun.
The bank buys and receives for
collection bills of exchange, issues
Drafts and Letters of Credit, and
transacts general banking business.
Honolulu Branch, 81 S. King Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
I low Cathcart Worked Statute of Limitations
BEAT"

Another instance showing Mr. Cacas absolute lack of honor
his of Henry Roth the tailor Having bill there
clothes other he
the bill and stood off by and promises until
had elapsed whreupon he informed collector whom Roth
employed that he need bother him about that BILL THE
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS HAD RUN AND HE COULD
NO LONGER COLLECT IT. that, would
in HI before he
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-10-28
AS Usual Blufed a Compromise

He finally offered pay part of the DUE if 7
would theeupon cancel the did
thought that half loaf
compromised with him for $500
The principal and interest the the
lawyers fees with the which
bring, amounted to about $IIoo.
my OPINION OF CATHCART IS THAT HE IS A DEAD
BEAT"
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-12
Note theBerry, Gentle Tourist

One of the things that attract vast attention on the part of the crowd of tourists in the city today and most im- possible of belief of all the strange things they saw and were told, was the Alaskan strawberries on display at the stores. Alaskan strawberries as largeas English walnuts on display just as a matter of course-they all smiled in- credulousIy. But it is true, gentle tourist. These berries just now to be seen at the stores come from the vicin- ity of Haines-just fourteen miles down the channel, and as pretty a town and neighborhood as is to be seen out doors.
 Perhaps you have not seen Che cur rNnts-of which the people of Skagwsy have been "pptting up" bushels and bushels. The currents are wild and
 grow upon the hill sides everywhere about Skagwsy so luxuriantly as to make of the gathering a pleasant pie nic. Wild raspberries are just now looming in" and the picking of these picknickers will turn their attention shortly. Oh yes, gentle tourist, you who have been taught that nothing grows up here but Che Muir glacier, these things are hard to believe but they are true. No where on earth does the buckle or "blue" berry grow as it does along the coast of Alasks. The salmon berry is wonder for produo- tion and beauty. As for the strawberry, those that you see are cultivated but they grow in abundance at many plHces wild. These ere among Che things you should know about AlaSka, gentle tOUriss.-Sksgway Alaskan.
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-12

Mir. J. Wilson recently from Fair banks is in the city. MT. Will son first came to Douglas tn the year 1886, and, after continuous residence here for ten years, started for the Yukon gold
 fields in 1896. MT. Wilson has many friends in Douglas who know and appreciate him as man and citizen.
Douglas Island news., 1908-08-12
TREADWELL TOPICS.

] NGAOW Gl~L VT 4SS'
 Mr. c. D. Price and family are now Treadwell residents having moved yesterday into one of the Treadwell Heights cottages.
 Mrs. W.L. Atkinson is enjoying visit from her mother, Mrs. Jackson, of Portland.
 Asst. supt. Kennedy left Sa turday on the City of Seattle for short busi. ness trip to Sitka and near by points and returned Monday on the Jeffer- son.
 The oil steamer W. S. Porter arrived in port Sunday night and left last night after discharging her cargo of 5O,OOO barrels of fuel oil. Frank Laudsburg, Jack Christoe, and David Christoe returned Sunday morning from trip around the island in the launch Rex. They visited all the fishing streams on the way, bring ing back with them a fine lot of trout. { Messrs. George and Russell Wayland are camping for few days at Taku in- let.
 The extension of the wharf as we'll as other necessary repairs to the same which are now under way will be a very great improvement.
 Mir. Fred Hebert, of Treadwell, and Miss Mary Mullen, of Juneau, were married at 5 o'clock Saturday morning in the Catholic church of Juneau, and took the City of Seattle few hours later for tour of the Sound cities. Mir. Hebert is in charge of the dry goods department of the Treadwell store where he has been employed for several years past. Mrs. Hebert is favorably known both here and in Ju- neau, her home. The friends of the young couple wish them every happi- ness in their future life. MT. and Mrs. Hebert will reside at Treadwell.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. A. Kinzie, the Misses Keenan, D. J. Kinzie and F. W. Bradley were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Kuhn at dinner Sunday evening
 A very large crowd attended the moving picture performance at the Club on Friday evening, the general verdict being that it was a very good entertainment.
 The big fremen's ball which is to occur on Monday evening promises to be very successful social event. All the details are being carefully looked after and no pains will be spared in providing a royal good time for the occasion.
 The Ashcroft Moving Picture Co. will give a performance on Friday evening at the Treadwell Club. Entire change of program. New songs. No charge for admission.
 Mir. and Mrs. JohD Bayne have rent ed rooms iu Douglas and begun house. keeping.
 John Duckworth returned last week from attending the Denver convention. He was accompanied by his mother from Iowa.