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bsresi ass ~ forth ass.. ~ 90 .s-.s
bslls rot. apsi hcse be Was tss ~Ss
~ iosn sbem " ia the .sssis ~hv S.sn-
srom Ame. Aneos eoass.ss-ssa air sf,sn
seDtlessaa who ~aBsss usa .s 'i~
window, q n t;arx.na~ses sn'ss
Fe~itiVoiy aSiasne.
There was scarce ussc s.t-nut. tn
tssousand 20 the say~ssrs. is= sin s"r~
se.iHz the Inquiry Hsa ssne "a ieu tlssi.
sand of her aBswerinz H And ts,s
folly of giving siS club adds. -. Tsaf
would hook very dizHii.ea Ia yosss..s
agoay column. tie would cancel ta.
thing
He dropped from the omnibus ut the
park entrance where hc sos.d hi-
FESTIVE mari. lie gave her Isnsp sf
sugar and climlsd into the saddle lie
directed the greon 10 return for the
horse at 10 O'clock. then headed for sIse
hridie path II vas heavy baf the air
was 80 keen aud bracsng that sei;iscr
ae man nor the horse worried sl,oui
the going Only oae party attracted
hlm. a riding master and tri. ol
brokers who we're vergiRg on cnsi,on-
point and we're desperate and ioolsesl
n. IIillard went ea. Tn. park was
not lovely. the trees were barren. the
grass yellow aud sodtien.
''she Il 50 Innocent. So youtbfui'"
He found himself bumHliag the re.
frain over and over She had sung i
with abandon. tcndcruess. fichtness
For one glimpse Of her face. Iie took
the rise and dip that followed Yards
ahead solitary woman cantered east
~ along ililard had not seen her be-
fore. lie spurred forward. family Gu
rioss There was nothing familiar ~
his eve in her charming figure she
rode well As he drew nearer he saw
that she wore n heavy rray Neii And
this veil hid everything bat the single
fash Of a pair 81 eyes the color Of
which deied him. Then he loosed at
her mount Ha. There was only one
rangy black with n white throat-1from
the sandford stables hc was positive
But the Sandfords were at this mo
ment in Cairo. So 1T signified nothing
There Is always some one ready 20 ex-
ercise your horses He looked again
at the rider The flash Of the eyes was
not repeated. SO his interest vanished.
and he urged the mare into a sharp
run.
So he went back 10 his tentative ro
nance. She had passed his window
and disappeared into the fog and
there was n reasonable doubt Of her
ever returning from it. The singer D.
the fog-thus be would write il down
In his book Of memories and sensibiy
turn the page. At length he cam
back 20 the entrance and surrensered
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Confined Next Week.

A valuable little book has come 10
our table, from The pen of c. f.
Hsrar, formerly receiver of the L S.
Land Office at Denver 1t is en-
ifitied. "fIow 10 Secure Pablo Land.
la Colorado. Wyoming. Utah, Mon
tana. New Mexico and Arizona, and
seems to be a complete and authori-
tive compedium of all information
necesssry as TO land laws, fling
ofhce@. the kinks and turns of the
land Offices. etc. Indeed, if it would
Just eneeest some way TO induce
Uncle Sam to sct as helpful friend to
the landseeker instead Of as under
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

fslaous say mos; 81 the chorus ladies
Na8ia 90 hsssry And the e,rir shat
sou aHd ! know think Ia. .isvn cf a
'0s-Wicsedl bsz interesting and
> faat~
.ards laughter bsokc sorth a-asa.
aau be laaBed back Merrise~ wosla
assays he tWesiy -six. he woasd a.
us he youstfui
AID jhiS kisfy kliierew2 I BE-.
iir1e I've seen I,'ssscrs of her in tue
IiiuEs nov that yoa sFsoak 10 n-
Wei. Jack. I've got II bad this trip
. 1aered 10 marry her last ni=ht and
was refused
seatns to me that your kitty j.
Ha. haH bad What wouid yor have
aul0 had she aceeptod yaa.'
iiafuiva her within twenty Sour
HHars
-IHHs Tinn. be sensible Nou are
aaf surh an ass a. an that"
fes. ! ana" BIo''diiy. 4 told yon
.h1t : was n iackass half the time
Id.s Is the half
sui she won't have you:"
Not Cor hove ar nioBey"
Are vou SURE about the money ?"
.sd EIillard shreWdiy
Srvcu hundred or seven thouSand
f couldn't mntser 90 KITTY " she made
Er lcr uind 30 mtrry fcllcw What's
tle mntter wifh np aHyhaws Tm not
badly sci up. . can whip any man
to- he club ai NV weight I can tell y
story well. and lin not afraid - any
thing
Not even at the fufure"' added Hi
lard
Ito sea really think us my mon
er pathetically
Well. seven thaasand doesut go FAR
a1d that's all yoa have. ~ IL we're
seventy. nov. Tm sure Kitty wonldn1
reooHSi,ler What's she Iikes" asked
HnIard. with mere sympathy than
curiosity.
Merrihew drew out his watch and
ouened the case. u was pretty face
More than that. u was refined pretti
ness The eyes were merry the brow
was Intelligent. the nose and chin
we're good Altogether II was the face
~ MERRY kindly little soul. one such
as would he most likely to trap the
wandering fancy ~ a Young man like
Merrihew
And she won't have vouf" Hillard
repeated. this time with more curiosity
than sympathy.
oh. she's no fool. ! suppose And
now she's going TO Luropel Some
manager has the idea IN his head that
there Is money TO he made IN Italy
aud Germany during the spring and
summer American comic opera in
those countries-can you imagine IL :
lie has nm angel aud suppose money
is ne obj~ct"
This angel. then. has cut out a fiBe
time Tor his bans account and he'll
'eever get back v. heaven once he gets
tangled up IN foreign red tape. Every
large city ~ italy and Germany has
prarticallv ',s own opera troupe Poor
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cation Tor a romance, ban ne prr
pared for bed.
To those who reckon earthly treas.
ures as the only thing worth having
John Hillard was a fortunate yauns
man. That he was without kith OF Kin
was considered by many as an addi.
tional piece of good fortune Born In
5 Trcnta. IN one of the charming villas
which sweep down to the very brow
Of the cliffs. educated On Rome up 20
his fifteenth year. taken at that age
from the creamy. drifting land aud
thrust into the noisy. bustling life
which was his Inheritance: fatberless
aud motherless at twenty. n college
youth who was forever mixing his
Italian with his English aud being
laughed at. hating tumult and loving
quiet. warm hearted aud impulsive
yet meeting only habitual reserve from
his compatriots Whichever way ne
turned. 1t Is not 10 be Wondered at
that he preferred the land Of his birth
20 that Of his blood
The old house In which he lived was
not In the fashionable quarter of the
stN H. Dut titt ubt HtttttI. NbT
did it vary externally from any Of its
unpretentious neighbors. cook. a
butler and a valet were his retinue
Giovanni sought his sea room at the
end Of the hail. scva:fed ON low
stool and solemDly tsuAr the business
of backing his msster's boots. He
was still as lean and tall as a LON
hardy poplar. this handsome OLD Ro-
man. His hair was white: there was
now no black beard on his face. which
was as brown and creased us spanish
levant. snd some of the fuIlness was
gone from his chest and arms. but for
all that he carried his ffty odd Years
lightly lie worked swiftly tonight.
but his mind was far away from his
task
There was a pitiful story common
place enough-a daughter loose Iiv-
ing officer. a knife flung from dark
alley. the sudden flight TO the south
Hillard had found him wandering
through the streets of Naples. hiding
from the carabinieri as best he could
Hillard contrived To smuggle him on
the private yacht ~ friend IIe
found n peasant who was reconsider
ing the advisability Of digging sewers
and hay Ing railroad ties in the Edo
raee of the west A few pieces of sill
yer and the passport changed hands
With this Giovanni blandly ited his
cay into tss Cnitsd States After dus
time b. applied Tor citizenship. and
through uillards influence II was &C.
corded him. He solemnly voted when
elections came round and boarded his
wages. like the thrifty nan he was
Some day he would return to Rome OF
Naples or Venice or Florence. as the
case might be, and then.
When the boots shone fla wlessiy be
carried them TO Hillard's door and
softly tiptoed back. lie put his face
against the cold window. He. too, had
heard the voice. How his heart hurt
him with its wild hope. But only for
a moment II was not the voice he
hungered for. The words were Italian.
hut be knew that the woman who
sang them was not.
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The state in a particular case.

the state in a particular case.
Now it viii only be necessary for
them 10 secure a copy Of The News
containing the syllabi. The latter
are prepared for The News bv the
reporter # the court. gndge f. T.
Wells. and they are printed within a
few dsvs after the court has handed
down its decisions. In order to
avoid mistakes. IL Is said that Judge
Wells insists upon scrutinizing the
proofs of the syllabi before they ap-
pear IN the paper. The state NAV
vel coneratulete itself upon having
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
SyRaG - k fti.se1 IN he kscAy
mss.aaia News - Sssa -
0ecnisus ere Md

The Rocky Mountain News has
made arrangements 20 print the
syllats Of the decisions of the state
Supreme court
This is a most unusual stroke Of
enterprise and viii prove OF value 10
every attorney IN tie state.
Heretofore the attorneys have been
compelled 10 wait until the bound
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11

tltrU,if ."
angel. Tell your kitty to strike for IA
return ticket 10 America before she
leaves"
You think it's as bad as thatE"
Look on me as prophet of evil. ii
you like. but truthful"
I'm see that Kitty gets her ticket"
Merrihew snapped the case of his
watch aud drew his legs from under
the table. Il lost n hundred last night
too"
After that ! suppose nothing worse
can happen," said Hillard cheerily
"Nou viii play. for all my advice"
hts better % give than receive
that" replied Merrihew philosophical
~ I've good mind 10 faliaw the
company. I've always had hanker-
ing o. beat il up ~ Monte CARO- \
last throw. ehs Win or tase and qnit
| might win"
And then again You mightnt But
the next time | go 10 Italy ! want YOU
10 go with me. You're good company
and for the pleasure of listening 10
your jokes III gladly foot the bills. and
you may gamble your letter Of credit
10 vour hearts content. ! must he "fT
Who iS riding tho Sandfords' black y
Continued Next Week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-03-11
CHAPTER III.
oBJECT. hATRIMoNY.

T1NTER fogs in New York are
A/ never quite so intolerable as
wv their counterparts i'm Lon
don. and while their FIRE
quency is matter of complaint. their
duration is seldom of any length. So
by the morrow a strong wind from
the west had winnowed the skies and
cleared the sun. There were an ez
hilarating tingle of frost in the air and
visible rime on the windows. Hi
lard. having breakfasted lightly. was
standing with his back 10 the crate in
the coy breakfast room. lie was in
boots and breeches and otherwise
warmly clad and freshly shaven. lie
rocked on his heels and toes and ran
his palm over his blue white chin in
search Of a possible slip Of the razor
Giovanni came in to announce that
he had telephoned and that the 81
enor's brown mare would he at the
park entrance precisely mt half after
a Giovanni still marveIed over thi:
wonderful voice which came out %.
nowhere. but he was no longer afraid
IT it The curiosity which is inna:e
and childlike in all Latins soon over
came his dark ~uperStitions He was
m ardent Gait ,sic and believed that
q few miracles should he teft in the
hands Of Gcd- The Telephone had now
become a Kind of plaything. and Hi
lard often found him in front of IL pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
GIVEN
THE KEYS OF
THE CITY
One Fifty Strong the Lebanon
Commercial Club Visits
Albany.

Albany, Greg, Feb. 15.-over
fifty strong the Lebanon Commercial
club headed by the Peerless band of
that city, arrived in Albany today on
the 4:40 train. The keys of the
city were at once turned over to the
Lebanonites and Albany was soon
bubbling over with enthusiasm. At
1880 the boosters gathered to the
rooms of the Albany Commercial
club when the following program
was rendered:
Instrumental music - Lebanon
Peerless Band.
Song-Albany Male Quartet.
Address of Welcome-Mayor ]. P.
Wallace.
Response Booster" A. C. wag-
goner, Lebanon.
Song-Lebanon High School
Quartet.
Address-County Judge, ]. N.
Duncan.
Address-Senator A. NJ. Miller.
Lebanon.
After the program refreshments
were served and the guests were
escorted to their train which de-
parted at II p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
A SUBSCRIBER
KICKS ON THE
PRICE OF BREAD
Thinks That GrOCeryman'S
Graft Is Entirely Too Strong
for Handling Bread.

Editor of Journal
1 understand that Salem bakeries
sell bread at wholesale 80 loaves for
a dollar. The grocers sell this to
the consumer at five cents a loaf or
a profit of so per cent. This is not
the worst. The bakers have to take
back the unsold bread. so they
probably do not get over three cents
a loaf for It,
l bought four ioaves the other
day for twenty cents and it weighed
exactly three pounds. SO / paid 6
2-S cents pound for the bread
that one OF them may have been
loaf for I bought two ten cent
loaves OF Portland bread which IS
delivered at Salem at AZ cents
loaf. and IL weighed four pounds.
AT the rate the bakers must deliver
bread to the retailer the bakery
business Is almost ruined. The
grocers are entitled TO some profits
for deliveries. but the fact that one
firm can deliver bread at a profit OF
half cent loaf shows that there
is something wrong in the bread
business A Consumer.
Amount Consumed Daily.
From date secured from the var
ious bakeries in the city it Is shown
that there are approximately $500
loaves of bread consumed daily in
the city. The California bakery
conducted by Thomas & Cooley
bRkes 100 loaves each day: The
German Bakery 1000 loaves and the
Radek q Smith Bakery. 1000
loaves
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
RAILROAD COMMISSION
AFTER WELLS, FARGO co

directed as to the reasonableness OF
rates and charges Of express of prop
erty of taking merchandise and gem
eral and special rates or multiples
thereof. The investigation in it's
scope will cover all lines of the
Southern Pacific railroad in the
state; the Corvallis 6 Eastern Rail
road company; Salem, Falls City &
Western Railroad Company; the
Rogue River Valley Railroad Com
pany and the Oregon Electric Rail-
road company.
Reduced Pacific Express Rates.
An investigation similar in char
acter was made by the commission
in last September as to the Pacific
Express company of the o. r. & N.
Railroad company. This investiga-
ton resulted in a reduction of 20
per cent In the charges and rates
being made by that company. and a
reduction of the rates to be inves-
tigated in the present case will also
undoubtedly be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
NELSON WILL
HAVE HIS
HANDS FULL.
WoIgaSt'S Game Is to Get Bat
Ting Dane Mad as a
Bull.

San Francisco, Feb. 17.-It was
Ad. Wolgast's turn to take rest
today, the little dutchman knocking
off work after coming in from the
road. This afternoon. accompanied
by Manager Jones, Promoter Hester
and several others. he went over to
Point Richmond TO inspect the arena
and to be feted by the Richmond
boosters" who had Battling Nelson
as their guest on Tuesday. He will
not return TO this side unSp tomor-
row morning. having decided 10
spend the night in Oakland.
Ad is not the least perturbed by
Nelson's blood thirsty threats to
trounce him within an inch OF his
life for the many disparaging re-
marks he is alleged to have made.
When we get into the ring. -
said Wolgast. after coming in from
the road this morutng, Nelson will
have all he can attend to to keep
himself from being whipped. His
talk is not bothering me in the
least. In fact, like 10 hear him
spout, because the madder he gets.
the easier it will be for me to get
him. when a man is mad, you
know. he loses his head. and Il Bat.
Is as sore as he is yepOrted to be ne
is likely to forget himself and II ne
does there will be mourning IN
Hegeswisch."
Jones laughed heartily when he
heard OF Nelson's offer TO bet $4,000
again $1,000 that wolgast would
not finish him inside OF 90 rounds
81 600 70 $4,000 that he (Nelson)
would win within the same limit, ol
both.
"Tll call him and make him even
better terms. II Nelson really
wants 10 bet / will make il 5000
even that he does not beat my boy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17

The State Railroad Commission
today filed complaint against the
Wells, Fargo & Company, and issued
q notice requiring it to make its ap-
pearance before the commission on
March /, when an investigation as to
the reasonableness of certain
charges made by the company with
relation to express in the state will
be made by the commission.
A complaint was filed against he
company some time ago by B. f.
Jones, but when the hearing came
up the company moved to quash the
complaint because of certain irreg-
ularties and 1t was done. The COM
mission then decided to take action
on the matter of it's own motion
and accordingly the above COM
plant was filed today.
what Investigation Will Cover.
The investigation will not be di-
rected again all express charges
made by the company but will be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17

A project is on foot among the
sporting fraternity Of MeMinnville
60 charter a special car 70 attend
the Jenreys-JOhnsOn hght Whenever
and wherever Il may occur. Il Is
planned 70 live on the car from the
time II leaves Meslinnville until Il
returns, and the fare viii iaelude an
expenses. even 10 admissions 70 ne
exhibition. Cart Fuchs and Blily
Martin arr euEneering she scheme.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
Dies on Operating Table.

Grant Wade. one of the best
known stockmen of Gilman county,
died at Spokane. February 6. Mr..
Wade was stricken with appendi-
citis. while transacting business in
Spokane. and was operated on, from
the effects of which he died. He
was half brother to R. NJ. Wade,
of Portland, H. H. Wade of Esta-
cada, and Mrs. Marin of this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17

w b. Wright an experienced
coal miner from Canada, has pur-
chased SO acres OF coal land on Ken
tuck inlet, just across the bay from
North Bend, Coos county. He paid
$4,000 for It and work viii BE-
commenced at once in getting the
property IN shape for larger opera
eions. He expects to sell the coal in
Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17

Quick climatic changes try strong
constitutions and cause. among 9TH
er evils. nasal catarrh. trouble
some and offensive disease Sneez-
ing and snuffing Soughing and diff
hcult breathing. and the drip. drip
OF the foul discharge into the throat
all are ended by Ely's Cream
Balm. This honest remedy contains
no cocaine, mercury. nor Othe-
harmful ingredient The worst
oasas yield 10 treatment in short
time. An druggists. soc. or mailed
by Ely Bros. Sc Warren Street. New
York.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
BULLS ARE ROTTEN.


Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 1.-THE
police committee, the city council and
the civil service commission today
received the printed report of the
league of justice concerning its In
vestigation of the conduct of affairs
of the local police department
The report scores the recent, acts
of a number of patrolmen, who club
bed persons under arrest. The city
prison was characterized as filthy"
and the entire system of police super
vision declared to be wrong.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
New sawmiII in sight.

j. c. Graham of Portland writes
the Commercial club that he will
come to Cottage Grove this week
with a view to building a sawmill
of $1,000 daily capacity in this i'm
mediate vicinity. He has practically
arranged for timber. The particu-
lars further than given above are
not known Sentinel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17

8. w. Bonds. oe Coal City. Ala.
says he struck a portect mlns OF
health In Dr.. King's New Life Pnls
for they cured him oe liver aud kid'
ney trouble after IA years OF SUI.
fQrins They are the best nils on
earth Tor oonstipa tion. malaria
headache. Dyspepsia, dobuity sSe
al j. c. Perry'a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
For that Terrible Itching,

Eczema. letter and salt rheuui
keep their victims in pereptual tor
ment. The application OF Chamber
lain's Salve will instantly allay this
itching. and many cases have been
cured BY It's use. For sale by all
goOd druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
Great Special Offer

~ msrs thoroughly INTRODUCES this
or@an We are making moat exceptional
eoncesatona In our prices and terms and
VIII deliver q strictly brand new. per-
fest and falfy guaranteed organ. freight
paid % Gay railroad station or boat
landing IN the state Of Oregon for tSa
gn payment OF IS down and ~ a month
Tho fAncier styles. tEa. tse. etc. on
same termh Write ua today a. 1hia
offaR ia positively limited
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17

LaGrippe pains that pervade the
entire system, LaGrippe coughs that
rack and strain, are quickly cured
by FOley's Honey and Tar. Is mild
ly laxative, safe and certain in re-
suits. Sold by ]. c. Perry, Druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17

HsrS q = picture OF enc OF the most
parfoct1y finished organs now mAnufRQ-
turod u V the Pacific Queen. made
especially fer Eilers Piano House.
chOtos qs fancy walnut or selected oah
oAnaA B1E& very large beveied plata
mirroF. perfectly finishsdi an ornament
t. any naAnaion.
NumoroEs new And valuable impr0ve-
paenes are embodied In this orEAn, maxi
Ing % az enca enc Of the best and most
durable organs Manufactured In tha
United 9tateA
Built with mpoctal regard o rAoino
Coast climAta
Besides the regular reed tone this
instrument a1ao has several octAvea Of
the regular pipe effect % be found In
- oehaE mAkA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
JUDGING BY APPEARANCES

or course everybody does that. aAd
Laundry Work can't be judged any
other way, Everything subjected to
our artistic treatment comes out as
clean as a polished surface. as clear
as crystal and as bright as a sum
mer's day. Articles washed proper
ly last twice as long and look twen-
~ times better than goods badly
laundried. We make cheap fabric
masquerade for something better.
SALEM LAUNDRY Co.
Phone 25. i30-100 south Liberty Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17
FREE

This coupon is good for
package OF GAUSS COMBINE
package OF Gauss Combined
Catarrh Cure, sent free by
mail. Simply MI in name and
address on dotted lines below.
and mail to e. T.. Gauss, 1851
Main St. Marshall, Mich.
..-..''''.. $1,000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-17


1t Will Take Amy Case of Catarrh,
No Matter How Chronic, or
What Stage 1t Is In, and
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because 1t rids the system of the
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Send your name and address at once
to c. f. Gauss, and he will send you
the treatment referred to. Fill out
the coupon below.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-26
ROY COMMITS SUICIDE.

Rather than return to the reforma
tory at Laurel, Va, John Owen
Walker, who escaped from that insti
tuition one week ago, yesterday ended
his life by drinking carbolic acid.
Walker was Is years old. and was sent
to the reform school on the testimony
of companions, who said he committed
several petty burglars at Lamberts
Point, near Norfolk, The boy was III
Laurel one week.
He returned to his mothers home
Saturday and she begged him to return
to the reform school. After exhibiting
bad wound on his left leg which, he
said, was done with 4 pitchfork at the
school, he disappeared from home, and
yesterday he staggered into the home
of Mrs. Carroll. a neighbor. and fell in
to her arms. He died few minutes
later. Before he died he whispered
that he was innocent OF the burglary
charges.
Superintendent Davis, Of the reforma-
tory, emphatically denied that the boy
was harshly treated at the institution.