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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Bas Blanc Takes Ladies Plate for Clubman's
Mate-He Captures Cup

ond; Burkhill Jacques Soross. Skinner up, 14O
pounds. third Andavar started in the lead
followed by Cab and Sorosis. This order was
kept till the finish. Andavar won by five
lengths, 10 lengths between second and third
Time, 1:21 3-5.
Fourth race, three-quarters of mile. for po
MES top weight, 165 pounds-Called Off.
Fifth race, "the ladies' plate" half mile. fol-
ponies nominated by laGes-Bas Blanc. nomi
mated by Mrs Charles w. Clark, Skinner up
175 pounds. first Blue Knot, nominated By
ond; Annie Burke, nominated by Mrs. w. II
Dupee, Harry Messmore up, 175 pounds third
Time. 40 As. Wild Rose, Matchtulla and Nat
tie Bumppo scratched. There were sew
eral false starts. Bas Blanc won good race By
length. Annie Burke was poor third.
Sixth race, quarter OF a mile, for polo ponies
owners up. substituted for fourth race. three
starters--W. Fritz Nave's Beatrix won by twS
lengths, Harry Messmore's Julia second. Franz
Belcher's Miramonte third. Three lengths be
tween second and third. Time. rs 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
FOOTBALL HERO
NEGLEgS WIFE,
SUIT FOLLOWS
Mrs. BeryI Whitney GraydOn
TO terminate Romantic
Marriage
Daughter of Rich Californian
Charges Husband With
Failure to Provide

Palace hotel I'm San Francisco. With
the parental blessings, however, they
took llp their residence under the w MT
ney rooftree at Monterey and thence
proceeded 10 do q little travelling prior
TO settling down. Europe was, Of
course. on the list. together with stay
among some OF the finest families IN
Maryland and q whirl in the high So
ciety Of New York.
So it continued till little over
year ago, when Mrs Graydon separated
from her husband, coming TO her par
ents' home in Rocklin. Cal Graydon
remained in the east. The trouble was
kept secret. but as the passing months
went by without the hero's appear
ance. society began 10 whisper. The
rumors We're yesterday verified when
Attorney Edgar PeiX0tto, acting for
Mrs Graydon filed a suit for divorce.
The only ground was that OF non
support. Mrs. Graydon claims that her
husband has failed TO provide her with
the necessaries of life. and that she has
not heard from him for over year.
Just in what part of the east Gray
don is now was not divulged The
probabilities are that the suit viii not
be contested Mrs. Graydon is travel
ing with her parents
Family Is Prominent
The Whitneys are among the most
prominent of the California families.
Whitney came TO this state in 1852,
made an immense fortune and, during
his leisure days, devoted himself To
sports Of various kinds. He is the au-
thor Of a book on sports, and is recog-
nized as an authority in that line.
There are numerous children in the
family. ali Of whom are well known
and prominent in society OF san Fran
cisco.
Nothing more could be learned of
the suit, except the information given
IN the complaint Peixotto refused to
discuss the subject
Six years Of married life have not
in the least dimmed the beauty of Mrs.
Graydon, and she is accorded TO be as
much a beauty today as ever she was.
The couple have no children
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
SHARON KIDNAPER is
PRISONER IN CLEVELAND
Man Who Abducted Willie
WhitIa Captured by Police

CLEVELAND. O., March 1e.-That
Willie Whitla, kidnapped son OF Attor-
ney James P. Whitla Of Sharon. Pa,
would be restored TO his family within
q few hours was predicted by the Cleve-
land police after a man answering the
description Of the kidnaper had been
arrested. The prisoner made state
ment which caused detectives to hurry
away in an automobile to the place
where the boy is believed to be held
prisoner.
A definite clew to the Whereabouts
OF the lad was obtained here today
when George Dougherty. a clerk of the
Hotel Euclid. recognized in the pub
lished picture Of Willie Whitla the
features Of q boy who. in company with
a man. appeared at the hotel last night.
The man told the clerk he was waiting
for q friend. The clerk informed the
police and the arrest followed. The
police refuse to give the prisoner s
name.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Player Pianos
At Special Prices
New and Used Bargains
That Are Money Savers

musical pleasure on the investment,
and that investment now may be made
smaller than ever before. Your chill
dren may study through the player
scales and exercises on its keyboard
just as on the ordinary piano The
player-piano is complete, logical and
in every way desirable.
SOME PLAYER BARGAINS
With each one of these special play
music. One especially fine bargain is
new Milton player at, 1855, on easy
payments. Sold elsewhere at $3.50.
Three Harrington Autotones. all slight
$500. A beautiful $3.50 style Kingsbury
Inner-Player, used in music rooms.
only S400. Three beautiful Wegman
s475, on easy payments. Two Emer-
son-Angelus sMelodant" slightly used
regularly $3.50 either here or In New
York, go at reductions OF 500 and s125.
A new Hardman Autotone, slightly
shopworn. at a big reduction, and a
slightly used Knabe- -Angelus likewise
reduced. Here's beautiful Packard
player, an elegant new Hensel and
merits at prices which should sell them
all within two days. This is a real
player opportunity. Then we are show
players at $3.50; fits any piano. and a
decided novelty.
SNAPS IN ORDINARY PIANOS
There are dozens of good used up
rights here now at little money. $15A
piano. $165 a better one. s235 buys a
Sterling. almost new, in beautiful wal
nut. Sold originally at $780, New
Brewsters, s235. in splendid mahogany
that is almost new. A Richmond in
finest condition. mahogany, 1925, on
easy payments, and a dozen or so other
bargains that are money savers. Let
Saturday evening see you a piano
owner.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

Never before in San Francisco or on
the Coast has there been offered such
a varied and beautiful line of player
pianos, both new and used, as is
warerooms this week Largely they are
instruments that have seen some use.
Many have been taken in exchange for
the wonderful Knabe or Emerson An
gelus pianos and after having been
sent through our polishing and me-
chanical departments, and put In per-
feet condition, are being offered at the
prices allowed for them when the ex-
splendid values among them that could
not be told from new, yet they Will
be sold at little more than half their
original worth. There are also several
new player-pianos, not of our regular
line, pianos built to sell at $500 ana
500, which are offered at more than
5000 under their usual prices. There
is no reason why you shci,sd not own
a good player piano now. Easy pay
ments may be made, and efore piano
value is offered at the price than has
heretofore been possible.
ONE HUNDRED PLAYERS AT RE-
DUCED PRICES
Our stock books show that we have
about 100 new and used player pianos
Of practically every make and descrip-
ton on hand. We are clea ming them
them UP, both new and used, and
as the buyer of a good player piano,
will profit largely. Here may be seen
players of most excellent design, work
manship. finish. tone and reputation,
at the price of the ordinary pianos
without the interior player. It's q
tempting proposition, safe and sane
money making one. and, better still. II
is backed up by house that makes
good on every proposition.
WHAT A PLAYER-PIAN0 MEANS TO
YOU
The modern piano Is the player-piano.
II Is useful, musical and necessary.
Every member OF your family can use
It perfectIY 1t nav big dividends In
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Drew and Johnson Clash

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, -SACRA-
AENTO. March ia. NJ Drew OF
Fresno and Grove L Johnson of Sacra-
mentO figured in A sensational debate
iu the assembly this morning. in which
Drew charged that Jere Burke OF the
blll through the legislature. giving
Kings county a slice Of Fresno county
while Johnson denounced his friend
from Fresno for not taking defeat like
& man.
Incidentally. Johnson defended W. f.
Herrin and Jere Burke of the Southern
Pacific political bureau, and also, in
his defense OF Senator f. o. Miller of
Fresno. lauded him as a man and
practically launched him as a candidate
Tor the democratic nomination for gov
ernor next year.
johnson admitted his connection with
Southern Pacific fnfiuneces by saying
le would have heard Of it had Burke
taken hand. Drew charged that Sen
ator Miller was backed by the organi-
zaton in grabbing a piece Of Fresno
county. He also charged that some
Of the members OF the assembly were
the creatures Of the organization.
BY a vote OF 81 10 IA the house
refused TO reconsider the vote whereby
& concurred in the senate amendments.
Judicial Bill Survives
CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO. March 19.-Chief Justice
81 the interest Of Senator Boynton's
bill providing nOnpartisan judicial
column on the ballot The bill reached
the third reading file in the assembly
this Afternoon after a hard fight in
which Speaker Stanton, Walter Leeds
and others Of the organization tried to
deny II second reading. The bill sur
vived by vote Of SO to 28.
Leeds made the motion 10 Kill the
bill, as he believed the judges should
be strictly responsible to their parties.
A. II. Hewitt defended the bill. He re-
marked that the bar associations of
the state favored IT. and that Chief
Justice Beatty and others of the su-
prcme court were for it When c c
Young OF Berkeley took the floor IN
support OF the bill. !. p Transue and
Nat coghlan baited him, but failed to
rout him.
Transue insisted that the judge
should be made responsible to his
party. 5e added: ITS simply a trick
Tor some one to get Job who can not
get il now
Bills Passed
CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAM
RER OF COMMERCE BUILDING. SAC
RAAIENTO. March I9.-Senator Prices
bin appropriating 100000 for the pur-
chase Of Armstrong woods in Sonoma
county. passed the assembly tonight
should any one unlawfully use a la
Dor union card he viii be guilty Of a
Inisoemeanor II Governor Gillett signs
senator Anthony,s bal. which passed
the assembly today.
Callan's bill TO prohibit corrupt lob
bying was defeated in the assembly to-
night.
After Senator Wolfe's bill TO estab-
lish state board OF embalmers had
passed the house today. Walter Leeds
gave notice Of motion 20 reconsider.
VIII Search IsIais Titles
CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
IlFf COMMERCE. F7ITTT DINO. A
MENTO. March 19.-The senate in
structed the attorney general today TO
find out Immediately who owns the
SO blocks of land in the Jslais creek
basin. So il viii be Webb's duty to
search the titles and ascertain whether
the state Of California ever surrendered
these water lands TO private owner
ship.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
The California Promotion Committee

t1he STATE OehttaI UryahIzatl0n Organized In
1Soz-An association Tor the commercial and
Industrial development OF California;
PROMOTION: The act OF promotion Advance.
ment, encouragement-''-C Dictionary
The COMMITTEES has for its object the PROMO
TON OF California's Interests II has nothing to
sell IL fosters all things tending to the AD-
VANCEMENT or California II IS an authorlfv
On all matters relating to California. Il IN
COURAGES the establishment OF new industries
and fosters those already established It invites
desirable immigration. II presents the oorort,,,
mites and needs OF all aelds Of business and nro
fessional activity IL Is supported by popular suh
scriptton and makes no charge for any service
rendered It has affiliated with IL 200 CONNER
cial organizations OF the state. with combine
membership OF more than 10000 Meetinxa a.
representatives OF these organizations are hsld
semiannnally In different parts oe the state
where matters OF California interests are dla-
eussed. Headquarters OF the COMMITTEES srs
maintained In California building Union SQUARE
San Francisco CORRESPONDENTS INVITED
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
BANKER HENRY S. BROWN
SEEKING HIS RELEASE
CaIistoga Man Makes Habeas
Corpus Application

WASHINGTON, March 19-Henry s..
Brown. former president of the State
Bank Of Calistoga. at Napa, Cal, ar
rested here last week on a charge of
embezzlement, has applied TOR his re-
lease on q writ of habeas corpus. The
district supreme court will hear the
case next Friday, and bail was fixed at
$4,000. Brown denies his guilt, declar-
ing he is in no way responsible for the
wrecked condition of the bank.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Party Circle Remains

SACRAMENTO. March 19.--After a
lively fight in which republicans were
aligned with each side, the bill remev-
ing the party circle from the ballot was
refused second reading by a vote of
S5 to SO.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
RESORTS
New Zealand and Australia
Via Tahiti
Regular Through Service

The Wonderland OF the Pacific See Milford
Sound, the Wanganui River and the Hot Lakes
and Geysers-surpasslng the Yellowstone. New
Zealand is now at its best. The S. S. Mariposa
sails April TO- Only $3.50 round trip TO Welllng-
ton, New Zealand. hrst eiasss one way. third
LINE TO HoNOLULU-Special round trio
rate, $110- s. s. Alameda, sailing April 3. pa
ETC. Send for itinerary. o. s. S. Co., 673
Market st. Telephone Kearny 1881.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Stands by Perine's Bill

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, March 19.-The senate today
refused to recede from its attitude in
striking out of Assemblyman Perine's
national guard bill the provision which
makes the peace and sanitary officers
and the jailers of a city which is in a
state of insurrection subject to the
military authority.
The bill will go to free conference
for final action
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

Mccullough builds and designs the
best apartments in town. 2023 Market
street. near Dolores.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
NATURES REMEDIES
TEA AND HERB SANITARIUAl

Sickness OF every de-
scrfptton successfully
treated with Tea and
Herbs By DR.. Chow
Juyan. the famous Chi.
nese physician. whose
credentials are attested
BY the Chinese Ambas.
sador at Washington. d.
c. San Francisco office.
760 Clay st.--Mon.
Tues, Wed snd Thurs.
Stockton office. 12s
North Hunter st.--Fri..
Sat. and Sun. My
Cough Ginger. Tea anl
,lum Abssainer's Food
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
VIII Search IsIais Titles
There Is only One ..Bromo ouinlnev

That is Laxative Bromo Quinina Look for the
signature Of T. ". Grove. Used the world over
= nHre Cold IN one Day. 25c..
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
Bad Bill Goes Through

CALL HEADQUARTERS. CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, March 19.-The bad bill faith
cred by Senator Tom Finn and Assem-
blyman Walter Macauley, giving
broken policemen and saloon keepers
who have lost their licenses the right
to appeal from the police commission,
has passed both houses. and is up to
the governor. There was no voice
raised against it in the senate and
1t passed by vote of % to 10, after
a call OF the house.
Not all of % men believed 1t to be a
good bill. but they voted for it just
the same The reason it mustered %
votes was because: Senators Price and
Wright lacked the courage to change
their votes after being convinced that
the bill was bad; Senator Rush
"ducked' rather than change his vote:
Senator Strobridge traded his vote to
get bill through the assembly; Sena-
tor Curtin voted for Finn ''as a compli-
ment."
San Francisco must now depend on
the governor to have the power of the
police commission saved from the
smashing plenned by Pete McDonough.
Tom Finn and Walter MacaiIIev
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20
CHANGE OF VENUE
BILL IS PASSED
JohnsOn's Measure to Disqual-
ify Superior Judges Is Rushed
Through Senate :.
Opponents Expose Its Purpose
to Aid the Grafters in
San Francisco

CALL HEADQUARTERS CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE. BUILDING, SACRA-
MENTO, March 19.--Grove L. Johnson's
bill allowing defendant to disqualify
superior judge and providing thatAthe
governor shall replace the disqualified
Judge by one from another county, or
from another department, passed the
senate today by vote of 21 to 16. This
is the notorious change of venue bill.
beaten two years ago, more successful
now in another form. The vote stood:
For the bill-Anthony. Bates, Bills,
Estudillo, Finn, Hare, Hartman, Hurd,
Leavitt, Lewis, Martinelli. Mccartney,
Miller, Price. Reilly. Savage. Weed.
Welch, willis, Wolfe, Wright-21.
Against the .bill-Bell. Birdsall.
Boynton, Caminetti, Campbell, Cart
wright, Curtin. Cutten. Holohan, Ken
nedy, Roseberry, Sanford, Stetson, Stro-'
bridge. Thompson. Walker-16.
During the debate Boynton declared
that it was a bad bill, and Cutten that
It was wrong in principle. Roseberry
declared It would be used to defeat,
justice, and Holohan said that Awas
dSdiuSC lIe hlIlO OI morse play tudt d.
lowed bunko steerer to disqualify the
best judge in the state. Cartwright
pointed to the possibility of a corrupt
governor choosing judges owned by
corporations as one argument against
the BILL Boynton declared that the
measure was framed in the interest or
the graft defense in San Francisco.
Miller said he was convinced the bill
would not hurt the graft prosecution
nor union labor, and Wolfe explained
that judges were human beings, sus-
ceptible to human influences not neces-
sarily corrupt.
After being passed the bill was hur-
ried back to the assembly, where it
originated. but Boynton protested
against the unseem1y haste, and had
the bill recalled in order that he might
serve notice that he would try again
tomorrow to kill it,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-20

CALL WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-09
NORTH SANTIAM MINES
BEFORE COUNTY COURT
,sL Holm 70 Construct Last Two and Halt Me5 o. s nUau
-" ''''p :" Three More Bridges Required

----- 81 rear .5 have enabled i--
.........r ...-z -u ur----- .--
-r F-.. .E- mines --e cl--.
-.f ---s.F 3. t-..- .-z bridges 90
ts. zs che mine @
FL ts and -14 -.l-.- la- --l7
-ra- had been criticised Tor Nla.
--a bad t--s because .l- c-t-Et
lad ado5;st he 7-.icy q pay.ag
--'-.-- --- " --a ----. funds 2.
sa,5 s-T -cst district. But MS
s--.r as voted LAST year &. Guild
--s r-.4zs 10 they opened -1 me
-s-.r.r -lr-- none --..4
.-ts road -E--a ulll1 De- 80 many
IL. Coz donations .r7n other
districts -ta- - would o. i-. sue
.5 NEE. .l-L. 3. .l=E .a. - u --
.--f--s -ra-a H--.l D. .-sl .-t
~ sTrts backed b. inaIla-at.= Pc
.I.s--s aud some .. thee same E7-
-i.irr.-s now asking for this money
rg--d b -se first 10 .g-p cato ne
CONT The stare ll4 s-a's s--l5.
FAX z7s hszte. -hsu ever before al1
-zv. year II would b. higher Still.
How They Might Help.
The Judge d.d nor say they To-.G
no. help The p-Oiec. 20 put o T9aa
into The North San-i-u t!s;Till .lE-
her. Br- 'he- wanted some a.slT-
a1ca besides -he.s owl opinion ald
.re claims og The mine owners that
those mines would ever develop and
nav ont he had no doubt -h- uires
w11Id prove producers bU- his o1in-
ION was not z5r,h auy-hilE lh-F
15r't not BE- justified 90 taking i1s
general taxpayers money 1C mere
opinion or good Intentions. there
vas 90 farming district beyond ihis
s1at Q, Jed nowhere. T. would De
extensive f1 sae- Gr. lt '1s l.-.s
fa-' down the c5l.ty had absolutely
nothing -a sErv t1- 'his aLra -t.'-s-
There aas 90 assurance -Le Lll-s
aol.L pay our w. that 'le sIe.ie.
would 20 ir or 'ha. -he mites would
BE- operated @ Be- tlt 20 %. 10 they
could zer assurance 70 t.s.l-erss'-c
experts and bushes. men that 'EH
mines ar-.t lay llt a-d che s-a..er
~ .a they would 1e justified iI max
Ing further expenditure rH' not
without that assurances. The twenty
mines operated with su..-e- would
add "a million '1 'ha value g' The
property 0t .he county. l-d 'hs c9ln-
IS would .a justified iI making d9l-
DE the expenditure
Mr. Gatsden asked % TWO experts
ald a substantial business man made
/ favorable report would the county
court bee satisfied The judge said
7 -Ler would De- la session -r-.. sat-
a.day night and would ,aGe ,he lat,
. Gel. aller .lg.-.-s-r ..r could ll'
promise them anything
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-09
FIFTY-FIVE
MILLION
BUSHELS
Will Be the Yield OF the North.
vest Wheat FieldS-CrOp
Light in the River
Counties.

H".. .."H H."AHHHa HHHNaN
Port'eri Ore July According
to the la,as, ssl5es 9b,a.nable ,he
1903 Vhea, yield 'or Oregon. Wash
lng0n and Idaho viii be $1,000 600
bushels, This is an increase OF 49,
100000 bushels over las. years
yield, ard a falling oH ~ 5000. GOO
huhels 10 1907.
This years estimate IS based on
reports from $50 wheat stations lr
the Pacific NoF,hwes,, and. while
the-s may De- q few corrections r1 30
made later on, they win erec. ,he
showing 20 the year ~, lg.la The
most prominent wheat men On this
part 20, the country estimate ,ha. the
recent rain added between .0O0.-
600 and 100000. bushels 20 the
crop. as the l1sug04- vas badly
needed.
The dry weather Ill such damage
~ the slyer counrles tha, Il could not
De repaired by the heavy raia- 1t
July aul ;. The loss Is quite heayy
"a that territory. The hgu-es that
nave been ga-h red thus "a. inl!-
cate that Idaho has the best crop OF
-eat- Washington is next aud ore
son trails along 10 third place. The
oregon eounties that have heretofore
welded great crops seem 70 De fall
ing behind their standard this wear.
fog Instance, Cmatilla, The banner
wheat county ci The STATE, makes AL
unusually bad showing. The latest
estimate are that Oregon will WELD
not more than "a 600 600 tslsheis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-09
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
They Are salem People, and What
They say o, OF Local Interest.

Whs- q. .lc.ds., Ike tLs follow
ing occurs eight he7a o., home 60 IS
l0rrl 90 rar-v weight With our read
a-s So many strange occurrences
Is. rea .r-.s .t .Ea 1-ass aye pub
U-aal .ar' Elr.. become sEsr-
.as. or one subject skep'iclsm
-ar.llr disappearing This !s due 90
.. ...a. experience rt our citizens.
ana rle.- public r'-g-auce regarding
chem The l1g5,er mus, doubt no
.g-e .r 'Ea face Z such evidence as
.l.s IN. public statement OF a rep
-,aa.s c..zer living s.gh. az home.
one whom yog can see every day.
leaves 10 ground t0y the skeptlc 20
-tscd on.
% Vs. HILL 52s Front Jreet sa-
lem O-a, says "Doan's kidney
Pills are -ct e new rem dy 20 me. as
z have used them on dlIeren. coca
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-09
JOHNSON THE BOSS
tcOn,'nued from Page /.

had addressed her as Ny dear Urtls
Niie Nher .sCed him Z VAS slr-
lous. he sof down on his knee, and
oessed me Tor i> hours In which .o
lloNe hls Innocence, Tie cried. then
ne .Tled 20 hypnotic me. told him
To- pack rs things and get OUT"
Mts fretheWay has received piri-
tl4 -,,eEs tToI Mrs Ida Mitchell nj
Ensieside, telling hos be- Am hur
trapped her into marriage. He en-
deaVored 70 induce her 10 sell her
nome. 10 secure money % pay insDr-
chased. F|''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-09

lions. whenever the neces ity has
arisen nave enjoyed the best Of
health al my ne except for oeca.
iona, attacks OF kidney trouble and
barkache when suffering iu thh
way have procured Doan Kidlg
pills az stones drug store, and 4
few doses have always removed The
trouble am a firm believer 10 th'
merit % this remedy. as I know ol
several other people who have used 3
with good results. ] am onl 90
pleased 20 recommend Doau. kidney
Pills whenever tho 4uity oc
cur
For sale Price %
cents Fr Budalo
New I... the United
SrH.r
tH I-. -DOans-
H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-09
FIRELESS COOKERS

Cook without fire, be
comfortable, save your
fuel and money Food
cooked In a fireIesS cook
or is more delicious, 1u-
titI0us and heaIthful win
Iasta lifetime and so sim
be a child can operate
.rem With a Cookerette
there is no danger OF
burning OF 0yer-Cookjng,
Come 70 the demO0stra-
ton and see how easily
they are 00erated
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-09

Judge busheE next spoke uu Hr-
half OF the commissioner court Hr
said he thought the couuty had given