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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

Proposals for Automatic sprinkling
Equipment for Oregon State
Insane Asylum.
Salem, Ore, May z, 1909.
Sealed proposals indorsed on out
side of envelope Proposals for Au-
tomato Sprinkler Equipment for Or
egon State Insane Asylum" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned, will be
received at the executive chambers,
state capitol, Salem, oregon, until
May "a, 1909, at 2 D. m. for furnish
ing and installing an automatic
sprinkler equipment in strict accord
ance with plans, specifications and In
structions, which may be examined
at the executive chambers, state cap
itol, Salem, Or, at the Office of the
superintendent of the Oregon State
Insane Asylnm, Salem, Or, or at the
Office of II. @. McAllister, Oregonian
building, Portland, Or.
All bids must be accompanied by
certified check in the amount OF 10
per cent (ten per cent? of the full
amount of the bid, made payable to
the undersigned. The board of trus-
tees OF the Oregon state Insane Asy-
lum reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. G. N. M'ARTHUR,
Clerk of Board of Trustees Oregon
State Insane Asylum. 5-S-22d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17
CHlNAMAM WINS BRIDE
AT GAME OF FAN TAN

San Francisco, May 17.-Because
OF his ability at fan-tan, All Moon to-
day is basking In the smiles of pret-
ty Foy Toy. a Chinatown belle, while
preparations for their wedding are
being made. The fact that Moon
bears upon his broad countenance
disfiguring marks OF personal en-
counter with Charles Dong, who also
loved the small Foy Toy, but whose
fan tan ability Is not so marked,
makes no difference 10 the maiden.
Moon and Dong we're suitors for
Foy Toys hand. and following her
decision that they must decide be-
tween themselves who is the better
man, game OF fan tan was agreed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17
FAIRMOUNTS DEFEATED
THE SALEM INDEPENDENTS

at one time, with three mel on bases
and one man down.
Bert johnson, the Salem Inde-
pendent twirler, was evidently of his
feed yesterday, as the Fairmount
lads chased his twisters all over the
green, getting 12 hits of him. John
sons inability to get the South Sa-
lem boys of their feet, and Fair
mounts Al batting eye, was the
principle cause for the Independents
losing the contest. Johnson is not
behind him played some very weak
ball, including several plays which
were nothing but exhibitions one
might see by Little Giants" or some
other mascot team.
Summary of the game;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

In a game which belonged to no
one up to the ninth inning, yesterday
on the Asylum avenue ball grounds,
the Fairmount club, of South Salem,
defeated the Salem Independent ball
aggregation by a score of to 5 in
eleven innings.
Elmer Daue, Fairmount's speedy
twirler, pitched the game of his life
yesterday. striking out seven men
and holding the Salem swatters down
to only eight hits during the eleven
innings. Daue had all kinds Of fire
from the first inning to the last, and
not once did he allow the opponents
to get him up in the air, notwith-
standing that he was in a bad hole
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

II you desire clear complexion
take Foley's orino Laxative for con-
stipation and liver trouble as it will
stimulate these organs and thor
oughly cieanse your system. which is
what everyone needs In the spring
In order to feel we'll. J. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

OF course, the laws are all right,
so are the juries. In Brooklyn N.
T., on the same day recently one man
got $1,000 for the loss of three
fingers, and a widow received $4,000
for the crushing to death OF her hus-
band
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17
A Smile

is pretty hard thing TO accom-
plish when you're blue. bilious and
out OF sorts. There Is a sure cure
for all kinds of stomach and liver
complaints-constipation and dys-
pepsia. Ballard's Herbine is mild,
yet absolutely effective In all cases.
Price so cents per bottle. Sold by
all Dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17
=. Fairmount Club. -.

Earned runs, FairmOunt 2, Salem
0, two-base hits, Carey, West, DAN
iels. first on balls, OF Daue 4, John
son 3; struck out, by Daue z, John
sons; FIRST on error, Fairmount 6,
Salem 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

for the interference OF the polie.
might have inflicted more than facia
injury upon his rival.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver pills, small, gem
tie and sure. Sold by all druggists
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

upon. They played. but after Moon
won an easy victory, the defeated
one attacked him savagely, and, but
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

Just exactly the cause OF your rheu-
matism, but you know you have It,
Do you know that Ballard's nov
Liniment will cure it?-relieves the
pain-reduces the swelling and linn
bers the JoirJs and muscles so that
you Will be as active and we'll as
you ever were. Price 25, soc and
$i.00. Sold by all Dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-17

Albany high school boys should
get In and practice, or else not try
to play.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Spnucuaui= nnS ltntcraana.
Tas @cttcr.

Silr Warplanb nm oen GiitrIfi
Columbia bellte unb Wtittmod) Flares
Wettcr nit lanaiom lteigcnocr Ienl.
peratllr. Seidytc pcrIuberlld) lperocl
DC Horopinoc.,
8eItcrn betrlla Die bod,itc 9elhpc.
ratltr 10 @ruo I'M > llbr Hnbnlit.
tags, rno Der uieorigitc Sbermpnler
icritouo mar Inn Is llbr Wor9ens y
Wrab.
,Sn Sen onocrcn Yunocs Wetterbc.
pbattrngaitotioncn milrbc Scr iol-
ocnoe nieorigite Shcrnlpnleteritano
perScihnet:
Galtport sc, Eortlono %, Bottom
-, Mlbanp 20, Hem.gort 26, Ebiloa
bclpbia 81, Itlontic Gitp "a Cape
Man 26, @oibington &c, NorIoIf "a.
Satteros "A, Charlotte 81, WilninN'
ton 80, 9barlelton ~, Supoulob A,
Sodionpile 5S, Silpiter 10, Sen @elt
-. Ntlontu ~. Wolltapmerp so, Nep
Orleans 56, Eoleitinc 80, @alpeltoll
60. Corpus Gbriiti 66, MempbiS 46,
Cincinnati 26, Eittsbura %, Ssluc9o
81. buffalo ~, Glepclnnb %, Setroit
-, glpeno IA, WorQuette II, Green
@np is. Chicago %, Gulilth 26, ct.
Eoul 80. Ct. 2oltis 80, 1orIas Sin
IS, Smnho 81, Sliron 81, 0iSrnord
30, SABRE 40, Selcua "a, Sult 2ofc
Gitp 81 Gerber 36, q. Ylottc 36,
Tpo9c Gin 36, ImariQo 10, Cos Nn'
gcle@ A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

1909 alisgeiteIIt i;nb mo bis gum
81. Wdrj. 3 llhr Nafmittags be5abIt
rperoen, elm Rabatt BON ~ Bro5eni
aerudbrt ipiro.
j i'll unb geQcn Hauh Scr
prDHuf g..
Tor benz Stootrutbs . Gomite fir
@cfangniB mo Foli5ei fano 9titern
Elm gerbor scr 9efiirmortcr ms
@eaner Ser Don Serrn tSronf i'm CT
item ,3peig eingcreitten &%erorbnun1.
ipeld)e ben 3lucd bot, Die vEennlD!'
ponio.9abn" 5t ppingeL in ibren
onrd) bic Stoht iilbrenoen Srnnels
Gleftri5itdt 5ll peruenoen, itatt. Ga3
Gonlite mar ilod Dem Gerbor noI)
nidt bercit, I'M Stnbtratb cincn @c.
ritt ein5ltreihel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Spesiai-C

VI. @eiiicrt, 4O9-411 NorS-Wap.
Strafe, Der beitbefannte benti9e BIO.
tosrapb, ofierirt unr fir bieie Nod,e;
Sin lebenssroaes Bib, in Aaaarell'
farbeH semalt nnS bon bobem fiinit'
leriidJem @ert6, frei nit einens
1mtenb ieiner beiten Gabinet.g tubien
fit $500. %esnlGrer Breis $4,000.
Wnte Gabinet.Til $50 NIB dni.
,uGrts. YersrShernusen bon alien
Yilbcrn in alien Hnsfibrnnsen. ale
Nrbeiten %garantirt. Ndteu Sic ips'
siell ant nniereR 0amsn NIB Saas'
nMmm.r, 4O9-4t1 Str.
(1e5t3lnS,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

finoen it'd in alien anheren Ieparte-
mcntS. aleiberitoiie auer Arten, mic
lude, @oriteOs, 5oularbs, Brunette,
Serge II. !. 10, 5onoiduube, lt1tter'
fIeioung, Snlsbinben - Niles, mas
nur Elm Srouenber5 besebrt, lit oa III
rcifer tSiiue %porbanoen.
Gin 9eiud bes 8olocnberg'ifen
2aoens lit mtrflit lobnenb fir jeoe
Dame. Die ioliOe @anre preisipertb
81 follfen miiniht uno gleifSeitig
nod Ser ncueIte Wube getIeioct gebcn
nl0dte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
5000

Son Ste unO Safcn. -
Morgcn pber Wittmpd, miro beI
Norbbeutitc 2lopbbampfcr "Hbcin,"
Der ollt #. i. Mts. bon Bremen ab,
iilbr, IN Nem.gorf uno onl Conner.
itog pner Sreitog in Baltimore cin-
t%rciien. Mn 9oro beiiuoen lid) 1926
To'iagiere fir baltimore ulb 1t45
iiir Ncw 2)orf. 3ie Sfii5ierc bcs
Gompiers iino: GupitGu $. Moraen.
itern. eritcr Sffi5ier &. YrGient.
jpeitcr SiiiSier n. Hobler, ~5ipeiter
Sffi5icr u. @iiilna britter Siii5ier
4. &eli9itenbcra. piertcr Siii5ier j.
Nid)elion Sbermaihiniit S%ngenicur
%. Soritnlunl, Icr5tc Or. Semen
uno CT. @ci9ert. Eropiontmeiitcr
u. Sobnilller unb !. @sspc. Cher.
lteuorb v. aicbne. Sbcrfpd) u.
Wobrmonn.
Gum crIten Molc icit Dem
Sd)llcelturm an 4. MGrj bate sic
uWtarltllnc Grd)onge" gcitern ipicber
MISUNDERSTANDING nit Der Spnr.
rolus Fplnt-S tutiol. Suacoen lit Die
Terbinonng 5iuiid)cn baltimore mo
Gopc.Foint. nod INNER llid)t bcrac.
itcIlt.
Sronnna mus icin. -- ga.
pitun u. @olfer. SprSia!. Eoli,eibc
nlnter prn 9ultiniprc.Golmtn, per.
bo1tetc am Sonntng nld)t mcnigcr olp
brei Fcrloncn, iueld)c lid Dep ilbcr
llinBig ltncllcn SnbrclS nit Auto.
nlohiIcn idulbia acnlud,t bnttcrl. Sic
$40. u. IT,. =. Iobmc mo ". u.
Snner, beioe ans Baltimore, mllrocll
neltcrn i'll Der arlington Eoliiciito-
ton DOM Hid,tcr @cran III ic ST
Strafc mo Soften ucrurtbcilt Gr.
Wlulom !. 8aacopnc pom Nr. 27Il,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, mlroe nm 81
Neltrnit. 6iir bic So. u. Wouricc
Goltman BON Nr. 535, Noro,Sonorh.
SiraBc. uno Sobn q. Shomus Dol,
Nr. 922. ct. HouIilraBc, mtrocl
@oftbeIcbIe %erIangt. GopitGn @oIfcr
me:ntc. oaB eS cine iiblc anaemobn.
helt Der autonlobiliiten lei, oic nett.
gepflaItertc Bart . Scigbts . apenile
II %iiberntabig id)ncllcr Sobrt Il, pal.
liren mo oaourb Die @egc 9Gu,lit,
5u rlliniren.
Gin Cpier bcS anuoI,
bnncs. >Sn nSsraelitiid,cn so.
lpitol" iturb Der % Sabre oltc sieacr
@iaiam :. Sal bon Ar. 1922. Wpc.
eloerrps StroBe. oll ben ,solaen boz,
T~erlesnn9ell, meld)e or onl Sumitna
Dnoitrd) crlitt. nab Inn GIN Batter,
niir Den aopf lief, n1brcno or iiir
bic 6irnln Mi. u. Solbott & SO. AZ,
Goaiitg.oits Npenuc mo Gbuic Stros,
al Dem I'M Ban beWiiicnen ab,uas,
fannl arbsitete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Silperintcnnent Notboniel

Sllpertllfcl10ellt N0thdntel u.
@roIlp hot .einen 9erift iiber oic
Irnlcnbcboroe poncnoct. in ipcld)cnl
CT cinen 9%lan5cnben @emeis lieier..
ipcld,cn @urtbeiI es tot. ainocr, ois
Der 8clellltaft nnuertrul,t nerOeh.
Erlpotlelitclt nit5noertrnucl. gie bc-
t%reiienocn ainocr merben MIR Nan,i-
lien otpcrtrallt, i'll ipcld)cn oicieIbeh
cill ol,aenebu,eS Seinl iitoct. iuie eS
lid inter Den l%lntltdl,oeli ililr bcnteil
loBt. Sic itebcn bcIt1uoig inter o,r
Sbbnt Der 9cborbc. 10 oab tic cpell.
t,leII 5u icoer 3eit III elmer Niiita!t
nlteracbrod,t ruerocn fonl,teil. iueiiI
Gin iold)er Sdritt aus irgenb cinen,
Brunoe luiinifcnsiuerth ipGre. Chat.
iat)lid tonhten oieielben abcr IN MI.
ltatten feline before Nileac ertaltct.
olS IN Vriuntfonilielt. mie oie Gr.
fahrui9 gelebrt bat. niO babel iucr.
Den Der Staot grobe llifoIten fir 81,
ultter'tiisnng bon anitaltel, geipart.
@abott auf Steuern.
Stoot-G Solicitor Vropn seigt an
nltoerer Stelle oeS .reutid,cn GORE.
lponbentcn" on. oaB opi ollie Sicaer.
&ed)ll'hsell, lpeld)e iiir oas Sabs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

u adj ldngc 6n Ro5SidS.-~
8eItcrn GormIittug murbel oie iiebcl,
llulgcu Seilte, lueldc an Sountn9
Nbcnb oilrd) Gin 9urtenipicl III Ser
&obnnrna ron albert 9rcnncr. 9tr.
80. SltsGombarb.S traBt. nid)t MIR
Die Epliiei, ionoern uild) bic Sclier.
ipctr auf Die @ciue brntten, Dem
Hid)ter Sleiueapn in Der GltIid,en %.
liSeiitotion porgefiibrt. ga feline DC.
metle %uorlaaeli, Dob bic I~rreltantel,
I'M, 0elo gelpielt botten. lieB lie Ger
Hld)ier mad, @e5oblul9 ron 81 uno
Soften lnuien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

XSir tabsn mr. Gin Mtelier IN BAL.
timore, nnS bas btfisbtt I'd III BET
Gtaee ~ ebeatr Grbe, Nr.32L Rorb;
CAP, iSbe Sisb.etr. ainoer.Nbo'
tserapbien time S~pesiaIitdt. Qeine
Nstntem xaS Ieine9tepten az ftetsen.
!. 1ebbel. 9. Gtni, Oei@Sftsfi9rer.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Mns Den Sallen Der Sniti5.


acta seIegt.--8iirbe unniise SEQ.
item MAIDEN. - Gas Teltamci,t
ser peritorbenen SfriititeIeriu
Minnie 8ernon angefohten.
Gin piIidtuergeiiener gbemanil.
Ger pielbeiprod)ele .Shipdrje
Sonb" .Gro3eB. pelfer Dem Getetttp'
Iepartement 10 piele Shniertgfei.
ten bereitete, fam geitcrn 8ormittag
gum MbidluB, ais Staatsaitpolt
Smens ieine 9egriinOing fir ein
nnolle proiequi" in Dem Sole poa
Mntonio 2anuia. Nntonio VaIliitonc.
Soiepb Gatolane unb 9ologero Noll'
teleone Dor Nitter @rigbt perleien
lieB unb Der Hihter ben Musfiibrhn.
gen oes Stoatsdnmalts ieine pollc
3%uitinmung sob. Ter S%taatsanlpalt
fiibrte ans. bob Die Mieoerbclun9
oes Yro5eiies inter ben obnaltenoell
llmltdnoen NIT %uneebenren Soften
uno cine lleberfibruna Der Inse'
ibuloieten nit oen gr0Bten Sdtpir-
rigfeiten perfniipft iein miiroe.
Minnie Sernon's 1citament
aneefodten.
8eitern begonn int Superior.8e,
ribt Dor Rifter Stodbrioec bas Ser
bor in Der alaeeiade Der Srait Tslia
Sidep Medic cine Nidtigfeits'grfIa'
runs bes 3eitaments ibrer por eii,i-
gen Sabren p%eritorbenen Shm,iter.
Srau Mnnie 8ernon, Der blinben
Shriftitelerin, 5l erlangen intt.
9ie SinterluIienihaft Der 8eritorbc-
men miro auf $4,000 seid,att. Tic
Sauptlegaten iino Cardinal Glib.
bons, sic Marplano-S fule fir glin'
De uno Die fleinen Armenidhpeitern.
Gle Slagerin miro nah5ulpeiien Der
iud)en, baB lire Sdfpeltar bel @bfai.
lung bes Seitoments nnsuredlnunss.
i1bie mar. Ter Yro5eB biirfte 5ipei
bis orei Gage in aniprrd) nebnuen.
3icbt ben COB bem @atten
Dor.
Srou Marp Sdaefier cr5Gbltt &C.
itern Gormittog i'm @rinlinalgcriht
bon ben traurigen griabrungen. bie
Tie anaebIid) nit ibrem Monne, Sobn
A.S haeffer, lett ibrer Gerbeirotbulla
mafte. Shaeffer itano pieber cii.
NAL Dor benz Hiftcr inter Der Ni,.
ihulbigune, an9eblid niht fir oen
llnterbalt ieiner 6anilie seiorgt SIT
baben. Gr, mlrbe bereits Dor iefs
Sabren parolirt nit Der 8ebingune,
oaB ct ieiner Srali So pro @ode 81
be5ablen babe. melfer 9etrae ipdter
auf S. berabgeiebt lulirOe. Jrnu
Shoeiier iaete, lie babe mebrert
Wale pcriuht, nit ibrem Wanne 5it
lebell, tic 5iebe aber iest Sen Zoo c'
ner @ieoerpereinigung nit oemieI-
ben Dor. Ter perfriippelte Sobn
Sdacifer's. Ser IA Sabre alte Sobn.
cr5dblte, luie ieine Iutter llto er
ielbit Dor iiinf Wonaten auf sic
StruBe gelporfen iporoen ieieii lnS
Dab lein Sater linen aeiagt babe, tic
ioaten ME pieber Sllriidfommer.
Hifter @riebt. bsitimmte, bab
Shueifer, Der Gin Mnitreider in
Gieniten Der Baltimore bio-Vabn"
lit II. $45 bis $50 pro Monat per
oient, $25 pro Wonat fir ben Inter
bolt ieiter ainoer 81, be5ablsn babe.
Ghe er Shaeifer ieoof entIieB, fin.
oigte er inn al, oaB er i'm nod Dem
Gorreftionsbaus ienoen ncroe, falls
CT ieincn Yilid)ten nift piinftIid
nadfomme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

6cner. = Tni unbefonntc @cii,
ciltitano geitern Sornlittag fl,r; mad
8 llbr IN Ser Mobnuus bon Splpc.
ltcr Solelprjpnsfi. Nr. 527, Siios
Maibinaton-S traBc, ein 9ronb, Der
cinen Shaoen bon $50 anriftetc.
Gie 6ei,erlpebr ipiirbe ourd) Scrr.,
Senrp Sartrnailn bon Nr. 1929,
Vanf. StrnBe, olarnirt. iucld)er burb
Die 10 Sabre alte 8uhigunoe Solen.
cipnsfi oic iid nit ibrcm iiineerel,
@riioerd)en olcin III Dem &ouic be-
fano. anf Den grano ouimtrfiam &C,
madt mltrOe. "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

VdNe sur &ciic in's Mnslano &c.
iorst 6. Mainr, Wr. Alb, Ci.Walti.
morritraRs, nage Gmitom Sonic glue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
Ncnc ScbcusWnroigfcit
-.Scioclbcraer Taf.-

"petoclpcrger NaE."
Miligcs' Sutel, 100 W.-SapsS trahc.
GrDffnnng pum %. bis 20. WGrS.
5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23

os y; ':;s S. s::': Y. 'ss::'aI.:. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-23
z dj,ucrcs 8eihIs.

Er1iibent Gbiuoro Sirid) bon Der
.Scoerotion Of 2ahor" antlportct
benz Erdiioentcn Der MorplGnoer
Inti.S oIpon Sign. -grtlGrt, buB
or nod feline oiii5ieQe Nuiioroe-
rilng 5ilr 0iicntlidlen Eebotte er-
belt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-25

Some Favor Corporation Bill
and 0thers Oppose Ii
Most Bitterly.
.lBs eIlarles brooks salith.l

CHARLESTON Feh. me
big night 81 the legislature nov
ing waged on the public corporat iSa
commissipn bill Ani Instrument ~
Taylor yineon 8 created Win tie
several features IN the tneas nfe. n *
Dawson administration Is said d SO
actively working II has passed ms
House and Is now iil the senate. Con-
cernlng the BIN there are many
Tpmors flying about and Involved lin
The struggle to pass Il OF to KIN Ii on
there Is politics being played BY the
corporations effect6d especially the
railroads one late rumor has ii that
Goyernor Dawson has been shown
s yera1 features in the measure which
he did not ut first cleariy md rstand.
land since becoming Acquainted with
them, wants the I'm Killed III the
Senate so as to eliminate them entirels
That runor Is given here for what 1t
may be worth. The railroads are II
cross purposes over the bin. The
baltimore q Ohio, chesapeaise u Ohio
and Sanawlla and Michigan are OPP
posed TO lis passage. The new vit-
lginia railroaa and the cpai & Coke
are In favor Of 1t, because It relieves
them OF taxation for ten years. for il
4 provides that no newly CONSTRUCTED
railroad shall be so assessed within
the frst ten Years Of It's operation as
to prevent It paying a six per cent,
dividend. This would let out the two
new railroads mentioned from the
necessity Of paying taxes, for neither
Of them Is yet q paying property and,
indeed, the Davis SllSips road Is thus
far q. loser and is seeking TO estab-
lish that fact in suit now pending.
Governor-elect Glasscock wants the
bin passed, and he isskeeping insdaiIy
Communication with the administra-
Ition powers here. and lending his In
fluence to get the bill made law.
Powerful Influences are at work on
both sides, and what the outcome viii
be is doubtful, but the best guess
seems 10. be that thesbilI win not get
Though
There isstalk Of an extension Of the
session, but II is merely talk. The
appropriation bill was offered in the
Senate late yesteFdas evening read
by title ana passed tirst time, and
sent back to- the ttnapce committee.
The bill y not eonpIete and the COM
nittee is lat work now; on that task,
The priati6ns bal is the most
Important BILL TO pass and next To
that the pubiie serafce corporal lions
Bill. Thus far this L islatdrs not \
single revenue produelng measure has
become law: while the talk Of an
extended session goes Oh II IS mostly
on the part Of those On the outside and
not on the part OF She legislators
themselves. They are for quitting and
going home. They are tired out after
their forty-hve day stay here, and are
homesick. They viii put forth every
effort from now on 70 pass the ap-
preparation bill on schedule. and let
the balance OF the mass Of pending
bills go.
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All Connslsyille Makes iii
Paw9a Baseball 1 eague
Short a Club

r.
tlle me ding 81 he directors Il
tiie PaysYa baseball league Union.
town "a stefsias which was attended
~ fstcius Hoge. % the clarssbu
Baseball Ass relation an 81 the clubs
tiiat finished the season last year ex-
acepting connel lgyille decided 70 stick
with the league this summer and d
post foffeits Of S. 90 each to guarantee
their membership Through the season
AZ Conn llsytife there is troubie be-
tween the club ana the management
~ me baseba1l park The club wants
control 81 the park hut the park own.
efs refuse to let them have It ana say
they have already let Il for other pur:,
DOSES. II y hoped 70 patch up the
difficulty however. 50 that the coke
town can remain With the league. ii
II drops out one Of severaI Other
towns anxious TO gain admission, viii
get the franchise President Gronin.
ger and Mr. Hoge went to Connects.
Vile from uniontown 10 Try to IL:
feet q settlement Of the diftieuity
therssso the connellsvilie club can
stay In
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TO FORM I.oDGE.

The Grand unitsd Order Of odd
Fellows, Mt. Horeb Lodge No. 1881
of this city. desires the presence Of
all ladies wishing to Join thu
Household of Ruth, to visit Mt
Zion Baptist church Friday night
February &c. 1908. to form plans
for organizing lodge Of the House
hold OF Ruth. All are cordially in,
yited.
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DEEDS REC 1 coRDEby

4
y Glarlssbnrg Industrial Company 70
John +. Mason and AZ n. Love, one
lot, East clarksburg.
Charles II Robbins to Rock Bell.
one lot. Jarvis addition. city,
William r. Ross to Jesse r. stroth-
er. one lot, Harmer-Dye addition.
Clark district.
Hattie Smith TO Olive Davis, one lot.
Salem.
Charity Plant to NJ, j, Francis, one
LOT, Francis addition. Wllsonburg.
9. p Boughner to sallie N. Camp
bell es,022 acres coal. L. II. Fork.
Kinehelos, 9s.092 acres coal, unlon
district.
RFoaddus Land Co. TO j. j. Devine.
one lot, Broaddus addition, city.
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,8AltIMoRE &0H!C.
RAILROAD.
Schedule effective Nov. 90, 1908.
CLAIsKSBURG, W. va.
'DaIly. xDaily excpe. Sunday.
- SS,ta5a1. asI..

Schedule effective Nov. %, 1908.
CLAIsKSBURG, w. va.
'Daily. xDaily excpo. Sunday.
2 Sunday only.
MAINE LINE, EASTBOUND.
Cumberland, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, depart
1853 am. '5:4O pm. 1885 pm.
Arrive "12:53 am, 1855 am, "s:Os
MAIN LINE, wEsrBouSD.
Parkersburg. Cincinnati. Louisville
and st. Louis, depart '12:53 am
1855 am, s6:0S pm. Arrive '3:b2
AM. H5:4O pm, 1856 pm.
Parkersburg Accommodation. depart
'7;2S am. 1900 pm. Arrive .10:2C
am, s7:20 pm.
". va. & PITTS. NoRTunOuNp.
Connellsviile aud Plttshurs, dcaar,
x6;lO am. Arrive xtt:O5 nm.
iEatrmont and Morgantown, drpar,
x6:1O am, x3:15 pm
w. VA. y IslTsTS. SOUTTBOUND. (
Weston. depart xs:O0 am. zlO:2sam
x11:3O am. '6:45 pm. Arrive rs IS.
am. z9:40 am, x2:15 pm, z5:25pm
x7:O5 am.
Pickens. depar, xs:O0 an, xs:1s nm
Arrive xS:55 am. x7:o5 pm.
Redwood and intermedIatcd point.
depart x6:0O am. xil:30 am. Arriv,
1 x2:l5 am. x7:05 pm.
WEST VA. SHORT LINE.
New Mar;Insv,lls and Wheeling nc
commodation, depart 5000 am
x.:+s nm. Arrive '1I:25 All
SS:20 nm.
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rnsr NorIeE no cREplrons.

In the District Court Of the United
States, for the Northern plstrieS VI
West Virginia.
In RE. VIM. H. Thompllns al ! John
a. Gcary as partners AMI as irds-
vtduals. Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
To the Creditors Of VIM, II. Thomp-
kins and John A. Gcary as partners
and as individuals Of clarkshurg, IN
the County Of Harrison, and Dis
trict Aforesaid, Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
e9th ady OF January, a. D.. 1908, the
said VIM. H. Thompkins and John a.
Gcary as partners ana as Individual Is
were duly adjudicated bankrupt: and
the first meeting Of the creditors viii
be held at the Law Once OF w. Frank
stout, clafksburg. West Virginia, on
the tst day Of March. A, D.. 1903. al
10 O'Clock In the forenoon at which
time said ere stors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint Trustee, exl
anime the haakrupts. and transact
such other Business as may properly
come before aaid meeting.
Dated Feb. Il. 1903.
W. FRANK STOUT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
sperry & sperry. Esqs.
Attorneys for Bankfupts.