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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
GOVERNOR
| IS GIVEN
WELCOME
s,sIrlNG cALlFoR.
MANS JOIN IN
RECEPTION.
|. Take Car Ride Over
the City This
| Morning.

-. ,ot Appropriate ceremonies
~, p The arrival in Seattle
r.,.,oor James Glllesi. ot Cal
,,tso o'clock this afternoon.
nlssslea by Chairman Rum.
" ,.slpp and ether members Of
!. ,sIsnia reception committee
& nslulns
-, hat the sovcrnor miEhl
. 2 .s,,,.,d q all that Was planned
~ \. 'sslertAlnment while visit
s.,sa YUKON Pacific Expo
= IA seattle. Chairman leu.
,slexatea Geargc N ferine,
~ 4. .ss,ernprs staff. to ppeecd
-.., = Ard meet hla states OK
"a aeeumpauy him here,
N, q iiuIon depot the entire as.
", a calliofnIans gatherod
-, he governor He viii
- a band by the reception
'-.;s,e and escorted to the tair
- his this evening
Il cieleck this morning the
-,.r, were given a car ride
~ city. which consumed
I De mornins
~ this evening, The GOV
y. I SAT- and the delegation
2 .-c-sa 10 the fair erounda.
=, ,b.y VII b entertained al
.'.-<t <isen In honor OF the
-. sy4ssl. At the New YORK
4. !. A. cAanber Of Commerce
= -s..rcr the visitors will BE-
,s q Trio 90 Puget Sound.
= .srrs4 TO have the crowd
~ a ~ steamer kitsap. Of
4. x.tsp Cpanv TRANSFORMATION
.rs,5. 1T It u possible that an
=, ~, q the eompanf may b.
-. is,o service. The kiisap
"A mn Ne crovi all right. but
~ ssssa soald b mote salts
&rrf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
OCEAN LINER
ASHORE

tny tnitsd ff-ssi
NEW YORK, June ie.-Ths
White star liner reutenie,
with 400 passengers aboard.
went ashore In Ambrose chan.
mel. near the llahtshlp. about
noon today.
The vessel 10 no, believed 10
be In any danger. The captain
Of the liner slenalisd the shore
tina, he would be able 10 flos,
HE ers't q, flood tide this
Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

singer made sit.6s.
So, you see, II pays to tell the
public what you have.
That is, n you tell them on the
classified page, IN this paper.
We tell you how to save and
make money.
Once In a while dream over Main
1850, or Ind. al,
You'll have good luck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

NORTH YAKIMA. June ID
Principal James Beyrr. for several
years head OF the North Yakima
high school, has resigned to become
head Of tho history department, At
the state normal school at nelling
ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
HAIER CANNON
CAUGHT SPEEDING


~ tN'<< ff
HARRINGTON, iane ie--"Ncv'
n ,ssln.' all spsslsr Cannon to
a : rsmca,luf BE attempt ycs'
- . hecn< I iaA degree base
'wE ne speaker vent TO the
4 q - h "a automobile. vas
( ~ b q nin storm. and mar
- sad bslss arrested for
i y r-sEax The speakers posi'
[ d an hin IRON the iaN .
|rze w esnnon's chauffeur,
|hlE Given sss fined IS for irac,
1-< ,s sgssi laws
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

The word Pianoa is NOT generic term.
Piano-players in general can NOT be referred
TO as Pianolas.
It is not fair to yourself to the Pianola to make
this mistake.
Only in the genuine Pianola and Pianola Pianos
can be obtained the Merostyle and Themodist de
vices, without which all Pano-payers sound mechan-
ical
1t is significant fact that the Metrostyle Pianola
is the only Piano-player that has received the Sc
rious attention and Endorsement OF the worlds great
est artists and musicians 1t is the genuine Pianola
and not some other Piano payer--that is used in
Harvard Vassar. Yale and other great educational
institutions
This preponderance OF favoritism is significant
It illustrates the unquestonablc supremacy OF the gen
uine Metrostyle Pianola Sold exclusively by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

Those gentle, home loving, bend.
hunting lgorroton out on the Pay
Streak may be- the most primitive
people on earth and everything
elise Of meek and lovely nature
that Mr. Gates, the pulch fltudln
Gus lecturer out In front says thoy
are, but they have been Just wlao
enough, nevertheless. TO got cast
iron corner on the short change
market aud for n week past have
had the oonoehslonarloa along the
Streak at their mercy
One OF the first conditions thst
makes Itself manifest NJ 4 worlds
fair Ia a shortage Of small change
The first two weeks " business
generally auffiocs 10 clean up tho
supply OF nlokeln, dimes and quar-
tors and then everyone huatles IN.
III the banka can provide a fresh
supply.
spy's the lgorrotes,
The Pay Streak has proved no
exception 10 the rule II began TO
be hard work making change near
~ week ago and by Monday Il
had become practically an impob
uibllity and then Ezra Meehor dis
covered the lgorroto corner"
From over on the Oregon Trail he
noticed that no one across at the
village was worrying much about
financial affairs and that there was
seldom any undue blocking az the
gates, Then he went prospecting
with twenty dollar gold piece and
after talking few minutes with
Richard hehcncidewlnd came back
with twenty dollars worth OF nick.
els and dimes.
II looked good 10 the rest Of the
Streak and after that they came
from every direction when they
had change TO make. and they al
ways Eot IL.
They Catch the Nickel.
All told. according 10 Mr.
Hchheidcwind, he has turned out
81 ,lbo In niokcla. dlmea and quar-
tiers since Sunday. every penny OF
II the property Of the lgarrotes Of
tho village
And every dollar VI II was earned
by the headhuhtera. over and
above the daily wage they are paid
The quantity Of woven bamboo
RIMS they sell At a nickel Apiece.
Ia amazing when considered Ia the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
You Can Not
Draw the Line
Too Sharply

There is but ONE Pianoia. II is made only by
the Aeolian Co. 1t is sold exclusively in the North
west by d. S. Johnston Co. The name Pianoa and
Aeolian Co. must both appear upon the Pano-player
or else it isn't Pianola at all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
nuy YAKIMA ORCHARD TRACT

And In four years you viii be Inde-
pendent s2.Oo per acre cneh month
will pay fer a full bearing Yakima
orchard tract.
We have free excursions to buy
ers every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday
Office open evenings
The Smith-kitnE Land Co.
Owners-Not Agents.
tiQ-tii Central bldg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
SWELL-HEADED Niger
ARRIVES IN VICTORIA

Victoria. b C.. March 9.-Jack
Johnson, the heavyweight champion,
arrived here today on the steamer
Makura and will proceed 20 Chicago.
and thence to Texas 20 visit his pa
rents.
The big black, apparently, is suffer
ing from an aggravated case OF "b's
head" as his late manager. Sam
Fitzpatrick. stated.
Johnson confirms the report that
Fitzpatrick Is no longer his manager,
declares that he will not fight Sam
Langgord. and believes that Jeffries
will not re-enter the ring.
Johnson. who was accompanied by
"Mrs. Jack talked glibly about
his ring achievements, among other
things declaring that he had never
been hart IN the ring; that he never
faxed a fight, and that the Burns
people tried 10 rob him In sydney,
In answer to question as -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
A MATTER OF DOGS,
VEGETABLES AND FLAV0RS

There Will be a meeting OF the
Business Mems League this evening
at the Board OF Trade rooms, to dis
cuss the question, What shall we do
with our dogs7" This may not be
exactly right, for everyone knows
what TO do with his doggie, but the
real question is what to do with 9th
er peoples dogs. Now the real ques-
ton to be discussed, but which Ia not
so stated, owing To the natural iifii-
dence OF the Business Mems League
officers, is not dogs; but, II the re
porter may indulge in his usual
French, high water dogs"
II Is nice TO own n dog. II Is ais
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
MtDFORD EDITOR
CONTINUED from page 1.)

nature and violence of the assault. II
any. made by Barnum upon Reddy,
and the character of the investigation
thereof, by the grand jury, we're both
pertinent to such defense and proper
matters for the consideration of the
trial jury under the instructions of
the court II is true that proceedings
before a grand jury are generally re-
garded as secret, yet when the claims
of public justice must go unsatisfied,
unless disclosure is made, the court
is authorized to remove the secrecy
and require the proceedings to be dis
closed Estate VS.. Moran. 15 Or.
262: United States VS.. Harrington,
3 Fed. 343: Jones VS.. Turpin, So
Tenn ISL; Burdick VS.. Hunt, 4S
Ind 3S2.
The court in making the ruling
complained Of probably proceeded on
the theory as the states counsel does
in this court that the only libelous
matter contained in the publication
set out in the indictment is an impu-
tation that the grand jury and deputy
district attorney acted dishonesty
and from fraudulent motives In their
investigation of the alleged assault.
But the indictment does not so charge
nor did the court confine the inquiry
OF the jury to that point. The in
dictment sets out certain part of
the publication in full and then al
lcgcs that it is false and scandalous,
and therefore libelous. and the court
In its instructions submitted the en-
tire question to the jury. In this
view it Is clearly competent for the
defendant to show that the state.
mcnts made by him and set out in the
indictment were. in fact, true. and
because he was denied this right the
Judgment must be- reversed and q
new trial ordered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
FREE.

Compound Kargon. one ounce. Com
pound Syrup sarsaparilla. three
ounces. These simple. harmless In
gradients can be- obtained at any
good prescription pharmacy at little
cost and are mixed by shaking we'll
Ia a bottle.
The dose for adults is a teaspoon
ful after each meal and al bedtime.
drinking a fun tumbleFful OF water
after each dose. Il Is stated that this
prescription Is a positive remedy for
kidney trouble aud lame back. weak
bladder and urinary difficulties. espe-
eially OF the elderly people, and one
OF the best things 20 be used In rhou-
matte afflietions, relieving the aches
and pains and reducing sewllings.
A well known authority states that
this mixture acts directly upon the
eliminatiye tissues OF the kidneys;
cleanses these spongelike organs and
gives them power 10 sift and strain
the poisonous waste matter and uric
acid from the blood which Is tbs
cause OF rheumatism.
II your back or sides ache and you
suspect kidney trouble Il would be
wise 10 Try this for few days.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
STANDARD WANTS TO
TAKE IN ITS OFFSPRING
CJnited Press Leased Wire. }

Omitted Press Leased Wire,l
Jefferson City, Mo. March 9.--The
supreme court of Missouri today re-
fused to accept the partnership sug-
gestion proposed by the Standard OIL
Company with reference TO custer
proceedings against the Waters
Pierce oil Company, which, to tho
satisfaction OF the state court, WAS
shown to be subsidiary concern of
the Standard.
The court overruled a nation for
a Modification OF Judgment filed by
the Standard through Attorney Hag-
erman. a motion for specific time
to show the severance between the
companies was overruled.
Whether the court will proceed
Immediately 90 oust the companies
or will give an Indefinite period to
complete tho severance is matter
for speculation.
The supreme court then denied n
motion OF Attorney-Genera Major 10
oust the waters-Plerce Company. II
accepted the money rendered by the
waters-Pierce Company in payment
OF It's fine. The judgment of the low
or court ousting the company from
the state, however. was suspended,
but the court received power to On
force the decision at any time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09

Editor Bennett, the Sage of Rab-
bittville, visited the Salem high school
assembly Monday, and was given p
cordial reception. He gave them 4
hne sample OF his fun that was APP
preciated, He said the first thing you
saw ging into Irrigon (his town. and
the last thing you saw coming out
was a sign I'VE are here to stay" lie
said Salem ought TO have that kind
OF a sign, (Applause) THAT is the
sign over our cemetery" (Continued
laughter). Salem needs a few first-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
RABBITVILLE MAN
FAVORS FUNERALS
TO BOOST TOWN

class funerals" More laughter)
Bennett was introduced as a cross
between a dust storm and a jack rab-
bit, the principal products Of the Ir-
rigon country. He said his town had
grown and prospered beautifully, un-
til It and the surrounding country
fell into the hands OF some Portland
Philistlnes OF finance. Nothing do
ing since. We are going back into
the sage brush" Mr. Bennett leaves
wednesday night for ten days boost
ing work In the Coos Bay country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09

nice TO own garden, aud raise the
succulent lettuce, the fragrant on'on,
the long-tasting radish, the hun
dreds OF other things that tickle the
palate and make one glad one Is alive
In the bright Sprlngtlme. What tho
business men, especially the grocers,
object to Is that it Is almost impos-
sible to keep the vegetables above
the CANNES ambition-and prevent
the mixing of favors not considered
by the purchaser in buying the fresi.
green things that the prolific soil OF
Oregon offers in such abundance. The
business men OF Salem seem to think
that the vegetables, as they come
from the ground are good enough,
wlthont any dog-goned addition. AZ
the same time the purchasers OF veg
etables realize the correctness Of the
business mems position. II becomes
question OF putting sideboards on
the vegetables. killing the dogs-oI
eating canned stun. Every business
man OF esthetic tastes IS asked TO be
present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09

whether he thought Jcffries would
re-enter the ring, johnson said:
1T looks to me this way. Jeffries
can make good money without re-
entering the ring, so why shoull he
take to hard training7 No, I don't
think Jeffries will ever fight again.
"Langford7 Yes, am supposed
to fight him, but would such show
draw / reckon not, and think !
know something about the fighting
business.
IL have no hard words to say about
Burns. but he simply was not In it.
why, frequently pointed to parts
of my body while we were fighting
and said to him, hit me here, Tom
my, or there but he could not do IL
His crowd wanted Snowy Baker
Burns sparring partner, appointed
referee. Pretty raw, wasn't itf"
johnson said that Fitzpatrick
engagement with him expired ST,
months ago, but that, az an accom-
mediation to Sam, he permitted hin
to act as his manager until after thS
fight with Burns.
Fitzpatrick had little to say ex
cept to confirm the statement that h
was no longer Johnsons manager
and that he was going to the states.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
WHEAT TAKES
A TUMBLE TODAY
UNITED Preas fensed wire. !

limited Press leased wire.l
Chicago, March 9,-Wheat was
weak early with lower prlcos. but tho
closing was quite Arm and higher,
near the top figures for the day. To-
days gains ranged from " TO 1 cent
bushel over the closing OF yester-
day.
Patton came to the rescue OF his
bull market today by buying heavy
amount OF wheat around the low
price for the day
That the trade In general believed
the government figures Of yesterday
was amply shown I'm the easly trad
ing today. May selling down at one
time during the session 20 s1.f2M,
as compared with last nights closlns
at St.l4% Later in the day on ex-
cessiye buying by the bull crowd the
market was forced TO s1.i5M, and Il
closed n cents above yesterday, or
within a fraction OF the top. July
option Jared even better. both at tho
opening and toward the end OF the
day. II started only X cent under
yesterdays closing price. and was
soon sold down nearly a cent.
Foreign markets were weaker, ow-
ing 10 the bearish influences OF yes
terday's government report
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
xnE STEADY USE or
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PREVENTS as well 00 HK-
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GRAY HAIRS mar every vsoman's
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against in every way. Nothing
contributes 90 mach 90 a Wo-
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shouId be every Woman's duty
60 take the best care Oa Il.
Ne ethsF prspaFsaion eAn eemparo
Win a n snY vsay. - NOT a DYE
81 ana Goc. bottles. "a druggists
Sad 1c Tor Tres book, ~fhe Care a The Hair"
Phiio Hay sDss. CO.. Ns~arA. ~ >.
,. q. PkRRY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09

Catarrh is not only dangerous, but
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thinking and reasoning power, kills
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with Gauss Catarrh Cure. IL Is
quick, radical, permanent cure. be-
cause Il rids the system OF the pol
sonous germs that causes catarrh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
RECREATION

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
TELLS HOW TO MAKE
BEST HOME REMEDY

The following prescription for the
cure OF rheumatism and kidney aud
bladder troubles has NO doubt been
filled millions OF times. viz. Fluid
Extract Dandelion. one-half ounce;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09

GA - IN q IA Il "a.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09

A quotation from the unusual and interesting story
Of decOyine hawks, which u bu, ono Of the many
splendidy illustrated articles which appear IN the
bie March issue Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-03-09
Pirates of the Air

"Thcy come Ike thieves In
the night, dropping hundreds
Of feet from high upin the sky,
catch themselves, circle once
or twice, then come At the owl
Ike q thunderboLt."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS
ARE DOING PORTLAND.

Portland. Sept s-The honorary
commercial commissioners from
Japan who are In this country return
ing the visit Of "a similar body OF
American representatives who visited
Japan year ago. arrived IN Portland
today after spending FIVE DAYS on
Puget Sound. Tho visitors were made
welcome by a delegation from the
chamber Of commerce and a large
representation Of japanese residents
Of this city.
During the forenoon the visitor.
we're taken on a sightseeing trip abOuT
the city and In the afternoon. divided
into rs committees tney were placed
temporarily In the hands Of the bust.
ness men and made acquainted with
the manufacturing and other CONNER
cial Institutions which contribute a.
the commerce OF this port They were
especially interested in the lumhe-
hour and salmon industries and thg
DEVELOPMENT of the waterpoWer ~
this section. Amusement was eN-
pressed By the NatorUower experts
when ~ was explained 10 them thai
with 3b,000,000 horsepower available
in oregon but little more than one
tenth OF the waterDower Of the ~
had been harnessed and was prOduc-
ing lower FOR commercial purposes
Baron shibusawa delivered an ad-
dress today 10 the Jananese residents
Of the city. The chamber Of com
meroc viii entertain the visitors az
banquet tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09
CURTlSS PROBABLY
WILL WIN AT BRESCIA.

Brescis sept 9--There were further
aeroplanes fights az Brescia today In
the various contests arranged By the
committee, including the Grand PriN.
the 80 kilometcr (3iO5 miles,. race and
the "quick starting" race.
Glenn II. Curtiss. American. crossed
the line Tor the grand prix TO avoid
penalization. He also took part in the
quick starting event and succeeded in
leaving the ground 80 yards from his
starting point and covering the dis
lance In the prescribed time This
prize was 10 be given 10 the aviator
starting within 50 wards but ~ no
contestant fulhlls this condition the dis
lance viii b. extended 10 100 yards. In
this event the prize probably win 80 10
Curtigs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-09

the work directed the others the the patients
he bandaged their wounds.
USED BONE FOR TOURNIQUET
Pat Mckinney believed be the seriously injured of
any. huge cash his leg four above
knee and the blood squirting several feet from his body
the ply arrived Siezng towels DR. Aughnbaugh
saunch flow OF blood lie made oumquet bound
tightly about the leg There stick splinter
prairie that place and after hurried physician
broke off rib from steers and used draw the tounque
tight If Mckinney will due to the rib
presence Of mind OF the physician.
FREIGHT DEPOT A HOSPITAL
persons who seriously for
by the who said have worked herocay efforts
alleviate the pain Of the suffering As he bandaced
the wounds he directed the railroad people the
and they brought TO Eureka
As the injured brought Eureka early morning
the freight the Salt Lake Route depot
ptal DR. L. B. akcr, DIR Gosc. DR. f. Lay and DR. Howell
called and making thorough examination of
wounded which DIR Aughnbagh found impossible his efforts
o get the where they could be cared for
As the special train to so the wreck made
j. 4 llanc and number OF citizens started for the
While Dr. Aughnbaugh carrying for the dying and injured
Los Angeles where his father is said dying
lie Fastening to the city be the bedside when the
delayed him.
The Los Angeles Limited from Los Angeles is delayed this
side OF the wreck and will probably be hours before
Salt Lake City
The the Eureka train conductor John Wood engi-
John Bell Fireman Charles Edwards Brakeman Robert Kinder
Brakeman X. L. Talbot