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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Arrested nd Breltenbush-

Constable Ira Hamilton returned
this morning from the Brelten-
bush Springs with ], w Shelton,
who is charged with threatening the
life of A. Beavers. The trouble Is
said TO have occurred over a woman.
Shelton's hearing will be held thi
afternoon In Justice Websters
court. The accused man Is now out
ON 5000 bonds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23

All irrigation bills paid during the
month Of June will be subject to 10
per cent discount. 6-14-30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Governor VIII Attend

Governor Benson will attend the
exercises at the laying OF the cor
ner stone OF the nov Odd Fellows
building hall In McMinnyllle Satur'
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
OottnRe UndertakIng ParIors-

Cottage and Chemeketa sts.; calls
day or night; J. c. Sill. Phone 721.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23

ship To SMITH


+. ship To SMITH
. lie is the man who pays YOU
. promptly and he does not cha 'ge
= commission. For good, sat quail
. icy OF produce We are paving as
. follows: Dressed Veal under
. 1870 lbs, sac; Dressed Pork of
. any size as long as IL is young,
> fat and sweet. we will pay lOe.
. Large Veal Is paid for according
. to size. Live Chickens lac.
, Fresh Eggs 22c.
, FRANK l.. SMITH MEAT co.
, "Fightlpg the Beef Trust"
Portland. Or.
. see .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Irrigation BlIls-

All irrigation bills paid during the
month OF June will be subject TO 10
per cont discount. 6-l4-30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
AIlss Realrlce shelton's-

Try Crystalets--
For the breath. For sale at:
Meyers barber shop.
Eckerlen's.
Waters cigar store,
Adolph's cigar store.
Dick Madlson's.
The Spa.
Willamette Hotel.
The Council.
Talkington's.
The Court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Several New Houses
IrrlpntIon RlIls-

For sale or rent. For prices and
terms see Voget Lumber Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
You Had Better Hurry

And get some or the pieces or cut
glass, iewelry, watches, etc, az the
Barr Jewelry Store during their re-
mOyal sale. Great reduction OF price
on everything.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23

Phone 13i--
Sunset grocery sore. i32 State ST.,
for your grocery supplies. Orders
promptly delivered,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
New Hotel

Located at Hoover. Or. two ana
one-half miles east of Detroit at the
end of G. & f. r. r., on Santian
river. Newly furnished rooms ana
good board at reasonable rates. Hunt
ing and fishing first-cIass. For IN
formation write
HOOVER LUMBER CO.,
Hoover, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
O O o O o o o o o - o
o CITY NEWS o


o CITY NEWS o
q d q o y D o o o
Weather Forecast
Showers Tonight and Thursday.
For Stove Wood
And coal call 1873. Voget Lumber
Company.
Phone f31--
Sunset grocery sore. iS2 State St.,
for your grocery supplies. Orders
promptly delivered.
Irrigation Bills
All irrigation bills paid during the
month of June will be subject to 10
per cont diaconnt. 6-14-SO.
Cottage Undertaking Par,ors--
Cottage and Chemeketa sts.; calls
day or night; J. G. Sill. Phone 724.
Governor VIII Attend
Governor Benson will attend the
exercises at the laying OF the cor
ner stone OF the nov Odd Fellows
building hall IN McMInnville Satur-
day.
You Had BETTER bury
And get some OF the pieces OF cut
glass, jewelry, watches, etc, at the
Barr Jewelry Store during their re-
moval sale. Great reduction OF price
on everything.
Notice
Latest and correct copy of ad for
improvements at the Asylum Cottage
farms found in this paper.
Irrigation Hills
All irrigation bills paid during the
month OF June will be subject 20 10
per cent dleconnt. 6-i4-SO,
Pine Maple and Ash Wood
For sale. cheap, for immediate de-
livery. Apply Krebs Bros Bush
Breyman building. Telephone Main
12l. 2-ib-tt
Miss Beatrice SheltOn's-
Piano students will appear at the
Methodist church Friday night, They
will be as listed by the following ar
lists; Mrs. Charles s. Walters, yo-
oalist; Miss Viola Vercler, violin;
Miss Georgia Booth. pianist; T, s.
Roberts, pipe organist.
Try Crystalets--
For the breath. For sale at:
Meyers barber shop.
Eckerlen's.
Waters cigar store,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Weather Forecast
Showers Tonight and Thursday.

For Stove Wood
And coal call 1873. Voget Lumber
Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23

CONTINUED from Page y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Notice

Latest and correct copy of ad for
improvements az the Asylum Cottage
farms found In this paper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Zinc Mlnnle and Ash wood

Pine Maple ana Ash wood
For sale cheap, for immediate de-
livery. Apply Krebs Bros Bush
Breyman building, Telephone Main
12I. 2-15-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23
Irrigation Bills-

All irrigation bills paid during the
month OF June will be subject 20 10
per cent dleconnt. 6-l4-3O.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-06-23

Wanted-Two girls. one TO wait on
table, and one TO wash dishes, at
Seott's oyster house and restaurant
433 State street 6-2S-St
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
FLATcAR RIDE IN THE STORM
Trip from Lincoln to Omaha Nearly
Uses Up CoIored Man with
"RheumattE.o

Beating his way from Lincoln to Omaha
on a flatcar during Tuesday mornings
blizzard, John Moore, a colored man who
suffers severely from inflammatory rheu-
matism, was ready to quit the game OF life
when the Gate City was reached. He found
his way 10 the police station and was
sheltered and cared for there during the
day. He is now recuperating at the county
poor farm from the effects of his cold
berth on the graders Pullman.
Without relatives, friends or money.
Moore has been hopefully beating his way
back to Chicago. his former home. in an.
ticipation of being able to live more COM
fortably there than because he
once was happy there during his younger
days. He is now past 80 years OF age and
unable to work much on account of his
| painful rheumatism.
: When taken in as a ledger at the police
station by Turnkey Byrnes, Moore was
suffering from severely frostbitten legs. be.
sides the increased pain of his rheuma'
tism. However, Daddy Byrnes. whose
| administering of simple remedies TO injured
. OF sick dodgers and prisoners. has made
him many a lifelong friend. looked after
the old negro and relieved him OF his pair
somewhat. The county physicians at tbs
poor farm are continual g the work now.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
TRAINoR STEERS INTO PORT
He and PIekard sight Many New
Buildings and Latter AnchOrs
at Fort Wayne.

We've seen some fine buildings de-
clared County Commissioner Trainor. who
returned Wednesday morning from an In
spection cruise. in company with Commits
sioner Pickard. The latter stopped off in
Fort Wayne and will not be back in port
until Thursday.
The two captains saw the new Cook
county building in Chicago, the la Sale
hotel now being built and several hand
some bank buildings in the same city, In
Youngstown. O., they took an observation
at the court house just finished. and In
Pittsburg they sighted the Carnegie library
and other edifioes built with or without
the steel kings money.
The cruise was a highly successful one,
! according to Mr.. TrainoT. and both the
Omaha craft proved seaworthy, being able
10 navigate in all weather and AZ no time
in danger OF foundering.
! Both these grizzled sea dogs will have q
conference with John Latenser and viii
irnpart the Information they acquired. Bids
for the construction of the new Douglas
county court house will not be opened un,
al March l. In the meantime the worl
Of tearing down the old Jail may proceed
under the direction OF Lewis Stendardi
who won the contract
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
TO SHOW SOUTH VALUE OF GAS
Mrs. ZOra N. PIummer Of Omaha Sc
lected 90 Overcome Prejudice
of Cooks I'm Dixie.

An Omaha woman who was commissioned
several months ago TO bring about a new
condition of things in southern kitchens is
about TO begin her task. Colored women
and men, who are the bosses in the culinary
workshops of the south. have never taken
kindly to gas. Wood, charcoal. coal ranges
with these they have become familiar and
attached to. The gas range companies in
terested have made up their minds to get
their product into use more generally for
cooking purposes and in casting about for
q person equipped not TO only demonstrate,
but also to lecture, they selected Mrs. Fora
B. Plummer. wife of Henry ". Plummer OF
the tax department in the county clerks
office.
Mrs umm graduated some four or
five years ago from the Armour institute.
Chicago, in the domestic science course and
has the distinction of being the first woman
OF color to finish from that school. Since
her graduation and residence in Omaha she
has developed a cleverness as demonstration
and lecturer in the field of domestic science
which has made her the leader, probably,
in that line Of her race. She has but just
returned from a trip to California which
was devoted largely to demonstrating with
gas for one of the big gas stove companies.
Mrs. Pummer will leave this evening over
the Burlington for a four months trip which
viii begin at Jacksonville, Fla, and will
include the states Of Florida, Alabama,
Louisiana, Texas and Arkansas.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
WORK AND CLOTHES NEEDED
Appeals for Both Inundate City Mis-
sion During Present severe
Cold Snap.

Give US something to work at is the
appeal that is coming to Miss Magee of the
City Mission every hour during the present
cold snSp.i Hundreds OF men are out Of
work and have no money with which to
pay for food or lodging and so are forced
to depend upon charity until something
turns up"
Mems clothing, especially Undertaking
shoes, mittens and overcoats, is needed for
the workers who VIII soon start cutting
ice on the lake and reservoirs. Money to
support the once-a-daye free meal that the
City Mission is giving the worthy poor, is
also necessary to pay the grocer's bills.
This meal lie served every evening at Z
o'clock to deserving persons whose cases
are heard Of by the mission workers.
Whole families without shoes to wear,
family circles where death has stricken a
baby or sickness has attacked the bread
winner. lack OF food and need of clothes,
are some of the everyday instances OF pow
erty and restitution which present them
selves to the mission for help. Miss Magee
says that by Thursday morning there will
be many more cases to be looked after
than her corps of helpers can possibly at
tend to. All day Wednesday men worked
about the mission, cleaning house in return
for food and shelter until employment is
found for them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
MYERS FOR BURNAM'S JOE
Republican Lawyer Files as Candi-
date for the City AttOF-
neyship.

Hugh A. Myers filed Wednesday for the
republican nomination for city attorney
against Harry Z. Burnam. democrat. who
filed last week for denomination Mr..
Myers lives at ss2 North Seventeenth
street.
The fifth candidate for the republican
nomination for councilman from the
Twelfth ward filed Wednesday. p. Olsen,
zee Bristol street, is this last candidate.
The others are A. n. Yost. Frank II.
Gulick. A. NJ. Peterson and William A.
Chapman. Michael L. Endres. who was
appointed councilman from the Twelfth
to succeed Jeff w. Bedford. who resigned
to become county commissioner, is the
only democratic candidate to date.
Mayor Jim viii formally launc his cam
paign Saturday night President Tom
Flynn OF the mayors political club has
sent invitations TO fifty ward CAPTAINS to
meet in the club rooms that evening and
the mayor viii talk to them and plans for
the campaign will be outlined. Flynn says
that headquarters will be opened at once
and a strenuous campaign i~naugurated
The Jims will meet Friday evening for
a love feast, but the proletariat will MOI
be let in on the secrets OF the organiza-
ton until the captains say the word.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
MoTHER.IN.LAW is BLAMED
But for Her, says Sam Goldsmith,
His wife Would Not Ask
Divorce.

Samuel Goldsmith declares that he loves
his wife. his children and his home and
that were it not for his mother-in-law
Mrs. Annie Janosky, his wife, Lillian May
Goldsmith. would not have brought suit
for divorce.
Goldsmith. wednesday, filed an answer
to his wife's petition.
He also declares that his wife. in Sep
TENDER 1907. was moved to bring a suit for
divorce on the same charge of non-support
and that his mother-in-law was the incit-
ing cause Of this also. This suit he induced
Mrs. Goldsmith TO withdraw.
But since then. he goes on to say, Mrs.
Janosky has frequently visited his home
and has, on the occasion of each visit. in
cited discord and urged the wife of the de-
PENDANT to procure a divorce.
Matters came to a crisis December Is last.
Mrs. Janosky. Goldsmith swears, at that
time made an attack upon him with the
plaster image of a dog and might have
damaged his physiognomy considerably and
he not pushed her away and wrested the
artificial canine from her. Goldsmith ad-
mits that in the %scuffle, Mrs. Janosky
went to the floor, but says this was neces-
sary or else an accident.
SOHe tmItg unhappy huspdnus OF wives
or both, must come promptly to the court o.
Judge Troup and prosecute their suits fol
divorce or the cases will be dismissed
Judge Troup having determined to clean vi
his docket at once. The interested people
or their attorneys. who have let matters
drag must make known their Intention BY
Thursday evening.
Two cases Of Keith against Keitl
and Mazai against Mazai have already
been dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
DUcKlNG WIND NOT LoAFING
Judge Decides CoIored Man Who
Dodges Boreas Too Busy 10 BE
Called warrant.

"Ah jes' got outa jail, jedge. and All ike
ia freeze { DEATH" explained Marshall
Brown. colored. to Police Judge Crawford
in court Wednesday morning. when he was
asked what he was doing when found in
somebody's else hall Tuesday morning.
80 you like freezing to death. do your
asked his honor. surprised that a son Of
the sunny south should like anything cooler
than applejack.
Awe, no. no, jedge, i don like dis heah
weathah, but / dun like Z froze when dat
wind blow round ma haid. II nigh nip off
both ma yeas" hastily ventured the negro.
alarmed at the judges incomprehensIon.
However, the possessor OF the closely
shaver head around which Jack Frost's at
mosphere had been making circles, was dis.
charged by the judge. who thought thai
lodging the wind did not constitute vag.
rancy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

Judge w. II. Munger is rapidly recover
ing from his recent operation at the Wise
Memorial hospital and expects 10 be able
q week or little more. He is still at the
hospital.
Otto Meyer. the Bee building barber. Is
now able 10 be around the city again. after
weeks OF involuntary vacation with a Sc
we're case OF appendicitis. He was sud.
denly forced 70 leave his business and &c
10 a hospital and is only now COMPLETING
his eonvalescence from the operation.
Postmaster B. r. Thomas will leave I'm 2
day or two for Washington to meet witt
the general committee Of the National As,
ISOLATION Of Postmasters OF the First Glass
TO make arrangements for the next an.
nual meeting OF that association. Incl.
dentally, he will remain in Washington unit
after the inauguration OF President w. ri
Taft
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS

HAVE Root Print II
Deposit Cordial STANDARDIZATION, jew1r.
Smoke Rouse for Smoker, SIS S. 18Th.
Rudolph r. swoboas, Public Accountant
Rinshart. photographer. 18th & Farnsm.
Heyn, photog, removed to 16 & Howard.
Equitable L~dfs-Pol1c4es. sight drafts at
maturity. II. d. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Six Fer Gent Paid on Savings Accounts
800 20 SIS, O0O-by Nebraska Savings and
Loan Association. Board of Trade build
ing. Organized 1885.
Keep Your Money ana valuablss in a safe
deposit box in the American Safe Deposit
Vaults in the Bee building. 81 rents a
box. +. c. Hamer, president
Owl Service on Rock xsland-The Rock
Island has established an owl service be-
tween Chicago and Blue Island, a distance
of twenty-five miles. Suburban trains now
leave Chicago at l:N a. m, $3.50 a. m. and
SOS a. m. and returning leave Blue Island
at 1916 a m, 2:25 a. m. and s a m.
Flags for Lincoln on Auditorium-Msn-
ansger Gillian of the Auditorium has had
three forty foot flag poles placed on the
three gables OF the Auditorium and has
bought three big flags. These will be un-
furled to the breezes for the first time
IIiudSl III. AAtioI VI III hiuNoih
which is TO be held in Omaha.
Alienation Case Pals Flat-A motion to
direct a verdict in favor Of the defendant
was sustained by Judge Day Tuesday aft
ernoon in the suit of william Rood against
Charles Travelute for ts5.0O damages for
alleged alienation of his wife's affections
ItfwB srguea,sbye the defendant that the
plaintiff had not made out a complies
case and the court held similarly.
MT. Joseph Hayden has returned from
New York, where he purchased 100 fine
high-grsde pianos from the great Milton
Piano conpany's stock. These pianos viii
be placed on sale Saturday morning, Feb
ruary Is. at 8 O'Clock sharp. These piano.
were all most carefully selected by HaydeI
Bros piano expert. II is without doubt tn,
finest shipment of pianos that has eve
been received in Omaha.
Hinrichssn Case Under Amusement
Judge Redick took the Hlnrichsen divorc
suit under advisement until Thursday morn
ing at the conclusion ~of.arguments Wednes
dS. The suit was brought by Mrs. Berth
Hfnfichsen against Frank Hinrichsen an
Involves the custody of two minor children
The defendant has made a hard fight an
charges and eountercharges OF an unpleas
ant nature nAve been numerous.
Postoffscs n an Information Bureau
Postmaster Thomas Is IN receipt of a lette
homL a parU. near Omaha asking informs
ton or this johnson family that is suppose
TO be somewhere In New Mexico. The az
dress OF the Johnsons IL asked. The pos
office lost people bureau does not have III
Johnson family on itsrrecords, and the IN
formsuen viii have TO be denied. Tn
letter o. but a sample OF the endless il
quirIes that are made. Of the postoffice @
almost every conceivable subject.
one Day for . Bottis-rwenty days
ian for stealing fifteen empty bottles wa
thS justice that made Joe Burns thin
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
DEMAND FOR MEN IN SCHOOLS
Old Proposition. of MAZE Principals 20
BE Argued ny Delegation of citi-
sens Before BOARD.

we have been advised by a citizen that
he and other parents VIII appear before the
Board OF Education Monday night and ad-
vocate the employment Of men for prin-
cipals of the public schools, said a mem
Der OF the board to The Bee. Il thought It
would be q matter OF interest to your
readers to have this known now. as this
matter has been agitated before. II should
be distinctly understood that the PROPOSE
ton does not come up at this time on the
initiative OF the board or any member OF
the board. Personally ! obtained my in
formation from an attorney who said he
would be one OF the delegation TO appear
before the board"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
TWO TOWNS BOOST ALL TIME
Denver and Salt Lake City Never Let
Il Up on Singing Their PrnfSes,
Says Gene Duval.

Denver and salt Lake have the true
boosting spirit and many cities could take
lessons from them on how to boost a town"
said Eugene Duval. assistant general west
ern agent of the Milwaukee. who returned
Wednesday morning from a trip to these
cities. where the Milwaukee maintains
commercial agencies which report to the
Omaha office. They boost all the while
and talk Of their wonderful growth so
much that a visitor is finally convinced
there is something 20 their talk. New
twelve-story buildings are springing up,
and these cities are forging ahead"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11

when he got it that the blindfolded goddess
herself was being pursuaded to rub 1t in
However. the evidence showed that in spite
OF his assertion that he only took fifteen
bottles he had really stolen considerably
more than that number. A. Ferer. a junk
dealer at s2 Douglas street, was the COM
plainsnt. Burns gave his address as 14l5
Douglas street when arrested by Officers
Aughe and Murphy Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
CLOTHES DO NOT MAKE MAN
Old Maxim that A. Mosiere Had over
looked 40 His own
SoNroW.

"Yess, he prtta vel dress: he had over
COAT and collars" explained A MOtiere, a
young Frenehman, in police court We'd
nesday.
He was telling the judge about q man
who had given him some rubber blsnket
10 peddle and was trying 10 explain that
when arrested for having stolen the
blankets. ne was merely trying to sell them
for the wei dressed" man with the over
coat and collier.
Judge Crawford discharged Mouere with
the warning that AL well dressed men are
not honest and told him not To be caught
peddling stolen property again D
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
DUTY OF LANDLORD THE ISSUE
Tenant whose a. Killed by
Fall Brings Suit Against
Anna Wilson.

The duty Of q landlord to keep his house
In repair will DO the question when 6 suit
msn is tried
Tie plaintiff. who has brought suit for
1900 in county court. charges that Mrs
ARA Wilson's negligenee in not repairing
a railing led to the death OF her husband,
Lewis Fellman. January lS last Fellman
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
%BRANDETs BIG RUG SALE.
Entire stock of al Eastern Retail
Concern Bought at . Won
derful Bargain.

derfu1 Bargain.
SALE BEGINS NEXT MONDAY.
Brandeis has held big rug sales in the
past, but there never was one in which the
bargains were so remarkable. An eastern
retail house decided to discontinue the rug
business to engage exclusively in the selling
OF draperies. and sold US all their fine rug
stock at less than actual cost TO manu-
~facture.
we will sell $50 H-inch Administer rugs
at sl.5s.
1850 room size Brussels rugs will go at
$685..
S22.6O velvet and Brussels rugs. in sxl2
size. will go at $11.ss.
SIS Wilton seamless rugs. Sxl2, will go at
1855.
The sale begins next Monday on Brandeis
third floor.
Next Saturday we offer a manufacturer
samples and surplus stock of mems ne.
gligee shirts-thousands to select from
positively worth up to s2O-at 6sc.
J. L BRANDEIs & SONS.
Boston Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11

fei! from the porch Of the residence ct los
North Twelfth street.
January 10 was an unlucky day also for
Angelo sortino. who was killed at the plant
q the American smelting and Refining
company that day. A suit for 1900 dam
ages has been begun in district court
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-11
Stomach Blood and
LfUer Troubles

Much sickness starts with weak stomach, and consequent
poor, impoverished blood. Nervous and pale-peopls lack
food, rich, red blood. Their stOmachs need invieOratine
Tor, alter all, q man can be no stronger than his stomach.
A remedy that makes the stomach strong and the liver
active, makes rich red blood and Overcomes and drives
out disease-prOdueins bacteria and cures q whole multi
tude of diseases.
Ger rid OF yOsr Seonseh Weakness and
Liver LaKIgess by TAKING q coarse Of
DR.. Pferee's Golden Medical Discovery
-lAs 1reaf Stomach Rssf0rsdVe, LfKeP
faVie0rsfOr and Blood CIsa1ser.
You can't afford 10 accept any medicine Of sakuoDu
ssSbesises A. . substitute for "COlden Medical Discov-
cry" which . . medicine or KNOWN COMPOSITION, havinf
9 complete list OF ingredients in plain EnEish on is bot
ue-~rspper, same beinl sttssted ss correct under oath.
~ PA.NS's 4sasasf RsHss sEsI.ls aa lsya.Dr-as s1amsa