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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22

w ASHINGTON, ABOVE SANSoME: RENTS
W $3.50; price $3l 900: 30N122:6 back to- Mer-
chant ST.; double front; back ard frame buildings;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-11-22

@0S 0O0 CORNER ON DUPONT. NOT FAR
.UUU. from Market ST., with fine 3story
and very high basement; brick building; good.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-06
ECEIo DE L'oUEST

Rouquin, tres calme. Soft, Gin.
quante millions pour vous' au1a9t
pour moi! De quot ne pas mouiii
de faim!
II y cut un silence entire ces deu1
hommee, Norbert, saisi par lenon-
c6 de CO chiffre, await un ebloulsse1
ment. Sa gorge 6tait secht ct II
avalait difieilement sa sallve. oes
yeux agrandis contemplaient Kou-
quin avec une sorte d. farement.
-Clnquapte millions! r6petait-
il. Quelle folie! Cinquante mil
lions, q moi, qui ne sails plus com:
ment je d1nerai demain?A mol qul
al a peine dams ma poche pargen t
qui payera mon retour a Paris?
Cinquanto millions! quel reve!
Ii 6tait tomb6 sur une chase, Ia
seule quill y ent Ia. Et il continual
de divaguer, CONNIE pris d'ivresse'
Rouquin, debout, le regarda1t du
meme air tranquille ct froid. Tout
q coup Norbert SO releva, Sc ]eta
dun bond sur -le tentateur ct lul
entoura lie cou de ses dix doigts.
--Ecoute, dit-il avec un geste de
folie, 81 tn as voulu rire de moi, tn
ne sortiras pas vivant d'ici!
De la main ganche, sans effort
apparent, Rouquin Sc delivra, puts,
saisissant lie marquis par les relns,
il le souleva ct lie tint au dessus de
ga tete, lie broyant dams une etrein-
to formidable. Apres quol, il lie
reposa devant lui. Et doucement,
sans colere:
Monsieur lie marquis, avec moi,
81 nous dsvons vivre ensemble, II
ne faudra jamais jouer ce Jeu Ia!
Norbert cut I'm petit frisson dams
les 6paules. Get homme etait eon
ma1tre, au moins par la force ply
sique.
--Excusez moi, j'ai eu tort, dit.
il. mails tout celia est 81 Grange.
--Finissons. Vous savez ce que
je vous offre Acceptez-vous?
--Ainsi, c'est blen vrai? Je ne
reve pas?
-Acceptez-vous? r6p6ta Rou'
quip.
Norbert cut un regard d6sesp6re
autour de lui.
Soft! dit. IL brusquement, le vi.
sage contracts.
Des nuages cachant lie solei], il y
await de %l'obscurit6 dams la sale.
On e1t dit, Ia has, contre la mu.
%raille, que ses ancetres Sc voilaient
la face.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-06

Apres quelaues instants de ST.
lence, Rouquin reprit:
--Vous allez me d. mander, nest
CO pas? comment IL Sc fat que ie
vous oil choisi lie preference a tout
autre? LIE hasard est pour beau.
coup dams mon choix. En- outre,
vous etes lib1e, Independent, RUNE,
sans scrupules, p1et q tout pour
marcher q la conquete du monde,
celia me convenait.
~-Mais vous-meme, ne r5unisseZ-
vous pas ces conditions?
Mon. J'a1 pou de ecrupulee,
c'est vrai; mails je ne suis pas libre,
je suis marie. All! 81 le divorce
etait dams nos lois!
Comment serai-je mis- en- pos.
session de cette fortune?
Par heritage.
"-Une fois maftre lie ces mil
lions, qui vous prouve qu'au lieu de
partage1 avec vous, je ne les garde.
raj pas pour moi?
--Je vais bien vous etonner, j'ai
coniance en- vous. Je ne vous de-
mande que votre parole, celia me
sufira.
LIE marquis regarda Rouquin
avec surprise.
--Je vous la dome, dit-il avec
une gazette forc6e, bien qua partir
d'aujourd'hui ellie ne vaille plus
grBnd'chose.
oh! 81 vous ne la teniez pas,
]e vous punirais.
Comment?
En- vous tnant CONNIE un
CHEN.
Rouquin await dit celia, toujorrs
calme, avec une SQUIRE.
MATS 81 vous vous trompiez?
81 vous me trompiez?
- VouleZ vous rompre nos enga
ments? Je ne vous retiens pas. Un
autre que moi vous e0t lie par
n'importe quelle ruse, vous edt fait
tomber dams un pi6ge. Moi, ma
force, au CONT aire, est de vous lais.
ser libre.
-Vous avez raison. Je suis un
sot.
Mon, mails vous. vous defez.
Et ie veux vous enlever tout motif
de defiance. Je suis richie. Ma
ca1sse est ouverte pour vous Pui-
SEE CONNIE 81 ellie 6tait la votre. Je
ne veux pas de recu. Etes-vous fx6?
Et, pour gagner votre con6ance, je
ne partirai pas de ce pays sahs vous
avolr rendu votre chateau, 81 le
occur vous en- dit ct 81 celia vous fait
plaisir.
-Quel homme Grange vous etesl
Et Norbert lui tendit la main.
Rouquin secoua la tete.
-Merci! Pas d'effusion! Inutile!
Mettez. vous bien celia dams la GER
7elle: je suis un coquin; vous etes
sur le point den devenir un autre
81 nous nous donnions la main,
nous pourrions nous faire NAL!
Norbert await DIES soubresauts q
chacune d. ces brutalit6s. ii ne
sly faisait pas. II reprlt apr4s un
instant:
Nous sommes completes. Rien
ne vous empeche done de me dire
comment vous avez decouvert cette
fortune.
-Rien, en- effet. Aucun journal
ma parl6 de ces millions don't le
possesseur reste introuvable. ST,
pourtant, un seul,le Levant Herald,
de Constantinople, a racont6 une
fois les fats suivants:
Il cont,nuer'.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-06

TRAINS RAPIDES avec chars
dortoirs, salons Pullman ct vesti.
bule. Chars refectoires ct chars DIES
derniers dessins, entire CHICAGO,
ST. PAUL &
MINNEAPOLIS.
TRAINS RAPIDES, avec chars
dortoirs, salons Pullman ct vesti-
bule, chars refectoires ct chars des
derniers dessins, entire CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE,, ASHLAND and
DULUTH.
TRAINS A DESTINATIONS
PULLMAN avec VESTIBULE ct
|SALON ct chars DORIOIRS pour
les COLONS, VIA lie chemin de fer
NORTHER PACIFIC, entire
CHICAGO ct PORTLAND, Ore.
TRAINS COMMODES, aIler ct
retour dos points Est, Quest, Nord
ct Central du Wisconsin, fournis
SAINT un service sans pareil pour al
Ter ct retour entire Waukesha, Fond
du Lac, Oshkosh, Neeneh, Menas-
ha, Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire.
Hurley, Wis, Ironwood ct Besse-
mer, Mich.
Pour billets, reserve de chars
dortojrs, horairas ct autres infor-
nations, adressez vous aux agents
de la ligne on aux agents de billets,
soft aux Etats- Unis GU gu Canada.
s. r. A1NsL1E, Fl. C.BARLow,
G6rant general. Genl Traffic Mgr
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst g6n'l des P. ct agt des billets.
WIS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1890-03-06

de Servleres 6pousat I'm jeune chef
de division q la prefecture de poll
&c. Pierre de Faucqueuse pathr-
me, ct l'on salt que CO modele d'hon-
neur ma jamais mentl.
FIN.
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
CLlNCHlNG THE FACTS.

Proof Brought From south America to
show rhnt Our Manufacturers SELL More
Chenply There Than nc Home-How sem
ator Vest Put High Protectionist Cot
league "fn Hole.'
The facts about the special discounts
made TO foreigners by our manutactur.
ers we're first made public on an ex-
tended scale in the pamphlet Of the
New York Reform Club This pamphlet
was extensively quoted in the debate
on the Mckinley bill in the House Of
Representatives. and Mr.. Smyser. q
protecttonist representative from Ohio
denied that foreigners are favored by
our manufacturers ut the expense VI the
"home market"
10 was felt by the protoctionists that
the facts set forth in that pamphlet
we're Of 80 damaging q character TO the
cause Of high protection that they must
be hatly denied. This was done in
Congress and In tho protoctionist
organs. The American Economist
the organ Of tho American Pro-
tecttonist Tariff League, pooh
poohed The whole matter AZ A
'marcs nest and got donial from
two or three sources, only ono Of which
was named, and thon boldly claimed
on the strength Of these denlals that
American manufactured goods are
not sold to foreigners more theaply
than at home A party organ usual.
u sees things crooked but IL is a
case Of stone-blindness when the Econo-
mist makes broad denial like this tor
oil American manufacturers, aud sup
ports that denial with The word OF only
two or three mon, mentioning only one
firm by name That ldnd Of talk will
not begin TO no down"
Tho latost chapter In this matter is
oven moro interesting than tho arst
Whom Mr. Lindquist the tariff expert
of the Reform Club, was At work collect.
Ing the facts for che pamphlet in ques.
tion, he tried his best to get a copy Of
tho foreign edition OF the American
Mail and Export Journal, as he had rea.
sou 10 belt tAas the foreign rates on
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

American goods As quoted +, -
nal we're even lower tban "a ~
rates be had collected be,, '-s % rla
as given in the pamphlet va-,'' -ss IA
case obtained from the mar. '''V1
themselves. "a i'ils,- u
1t was, however, Darti,uI,.,.
by Mr.. Lindquist to make !. -. ~
between these rates and tboss .'i'i
in the foreign edition Of Ia M.
Nail and Export Journal - ..''s'''',
fishing the pamphlet: but f, NE NJ n
impossible TO obtain a cogvf, ~ -. ''''l
ny although the paper is D,i-'.S r., % :
New York City within a few ~. J
walk from Mr. Lindauists 90 ma
did not, however, desDair bu. q
South America for a COPY and ~ l'l' ]
one at length from a S7aui,b ~ ~
that country. This COPY was 1,i-.'. = :
Spanish and contained the s..
Supplement- for April '9'~a
The prices given in this &c
Supplement- for South Ama,i,.Is rs''-
chants have been comparad -
prices Of the same articles mai
same American manufactures -
verttsed by them in the Ans,i,.- -
5ton of the Nail and ExDor, -.
The particular firm for which ,st ~
parlson IS made IS the Ann Arbo, =
cultural Company Of Michigan
Some of the figures resuItir,
this comparison are as follows
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
EDITORIALS EPITOMfZEO.

There is not a section or a line
in the entire Mckinley bill that will
open 4 market for another bushel Of
wheat or another barrel Of pork. 90
James e. Blaine.
-Senator Quay is trading of the
force bill for the tariff bill. This goes
to prove that q bird in the hand is
worth several Southern Representa-
lives. Chicago Globe
-KcntGcky Republican lawlessuess
is shocking great many people north
Of the Ohio, because they suppose that
all the deviI5ry is being done by Ken
tucky Democrats Louisville Courier.
journal
"A fearful story comes from Wash
ington that Senator Blair, Of New
Hampshire, has prepared q speech
seven miles long in advocacy Of his
resolution limiting debate. Cincinnati
Enquirer
1T makes very little difference
whether Mr. Blaine has converted Mr.,
Harrison or Mr. Harrison has converted
Mr.. Blaine. The important fact FOR the
politicians 10 reflect upon 5 that the
people have converted both. Prov
idenee Journal
The Secretary Of the Interior has
taken occasion TO commend the mar.
vclous accuracy of superintendent Por-
tors statistical work. Marvellous is
hardly the word we should have used,
but IL Is true that Porter's figures have
caused considerable wonder Pitts.
bulyh Dispatch.
Failing In the passage Of the bill
doairned 10 color fifteen or twenty dis
tricts Of the South, the Republicans
may be expected 10 use che blocks os
dvo for all they arc worth In the North.
The Plutocrats can not afford to Lose
The House this year ST. Louis Re-
public.
--'lle hit ne with o stick which I
have reason TO believe has nobs on 10,
but forgive him. said Mr. PecISanitf
In an overflow Of compulsory charity,
and 10 is believed chat William Nc.
Ninlcv Of Ohio, experiences similar
feelings In regard 10 Mr. Blaine. Prov,
ldenoo Journal
The addition Of 100000 names 10
The pension roll and tho dissipation Of
tho surplus will he the sole results Of a
session Of Congress 30 intent on "busi.
ness that 1t gagged the minority to
prevent delay IN The proceedings. Tho
party can not win on o record like chat.
Macon Telegraph,
--=Rudolph Blankonberg, the phila.
delphia man who wrote Senator Quay a
lotter Offering 10 pay tho expenses ot q
sorios Of libel suits 10 bo instituted
against tho newspaper, which hayo
boon indulging In charges 40 The OK.
penso ot the Pennsylvania statesman.
has not yet received arerly The Son.
ator will probably SO, Blankonberg
blankoty.blanked before lo viii ontor
into any such arrangement Washing
ton Post
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

Colonel that he had never met With .
family hat Interested him more. They
were so kind r1 each other So IesIr1us
to please their guest that HG .alI his
heart warm toward hem as It they were
old friends After dinner they insisted
that He should -aze o ride win them.
When .r was .ime for Colonel
Fifer 10 take the train. llr Decker
drove 10 the station. and the Colonel
parted With The friendly family With
much regret after having extended IN
invitation 70 them 20 visit his home.
About % year passed away. during
which the Colonel did NOT hear any
thing concerning the family that had
Interested him SO much. although pleas
ant elections 1t them often came
70 mis- mind. one day be picked up
daily paper and began 70 read IN lc-
count OF . cyclone that had done much
havoc in the West. Much TO his alarm
he noticed that the city where Mr.
Decker lived had been partially to-
str0Ved by the f1rIado- and among me
list OF killed he found the names OF his
friend and his lmia5le wife. The pIco-
ure OF the happy amiI7 returned TO
him and his soul was filed with sad
ness. It seemed cruel and wrong that
so great o misfortune should visit peo-
pie so worthy He looked for the name
OF the daughter % the isJ OF dead, but
could not lind TO- Probably be had es-
caDed. and he Immediately formed
generous resolution. He packed his va
lise and made Journey TO the nLortun-
ate city When he arrived he vent im-
mediatelv 30 .ae locality where his
friends house had stood, and found
that ls had been aid Hat and Mr.
Decker and his wife. who we're imposed
to be in an upper room at he time, had
fallen into the cellar and had been
killed instantly Their daughter was
visiting school-mata in another part
Of the city, outside Of the cyclone s
track. and. frantic with apprehension
ran home only to find her worst lears
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
woolen Mills Hard Up

Congress refuses to let 'le
manufacturers have free wool an.
are being crushed JeoSeeH ~
and neither miIIstoues Of the A9l
on wool and a giutted home ulli
A single number Of the N''
Dry Goods Economistrecently0
the following news items IRON '1
en- industry; ,...
Hilton K Green, woolen manIl%'- ml.'a..
Tlton, n. H.. have assigned. ll'a
stopped running anu aUO''s ,sa !, I, 4
twenty looms are now die ". \ d
that another company VIII '00' =
plant up. r ,,a,,
The wooleu mill Of P E wall y nIi N
Mass has been closed owing NJ v, N
company. The stock IN Tue i. lia' M,
run OUT and the machinery n'' .Js N
down. The mill lsa hye'se' ono'.s .,,i
twenty-five looms run on uii,V1 i,8', mi
The Try IN H. Blanket nl.s W.. n |,
up a large amount Of hnlsheo .'. wv, ,.sI
storehouses and they viii soon sOOa1es|
owing TO the unsatisfactory Syu S,Sy'es,la
market Tuii will cause the lu'.1 ,aou,
teen sets Of cards and nlne'y ,ao,e|
have been running on horse v,on o,' ri 4
nis reported that the woo''s wsn, donl
ony Bros, at wilton, N. IL 'aa'~ I,a O',s
day, July %, for IN lndelln,% s,srI
mill runs on ilanncll and [oa,a 'a, M
of cards and forty broal loolDS ',,A |
pauy has been compelled " d S.
goods manufactured. e,,t ow,n1
stocked condition Of the inaiA
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
THE SOUTHERN NEGRO.
The son u a Former slave Discusses the
Welfare of ifa Race,


n you will allow coIorcd reader 10
express fow words through the col
umnsot your paper regarding the much
alkod'ot NEGRO question and tho
National election bul, / viii tako ad.
vantage ot your permission
Being % native ot DanWllc. Va, and
son ot o. former slave, have boon Nv.
inr North but hrtct ported, but from
what j have soon OF tho two sections /
claim tbo Southern negro has moro priv,
llhgea Than hi5 Northern brother 6t The
Same race Though have used my uts
most endeayor 10 avail myself ot the
equal rights 30 boastIugly mentioned
by tho "frionds ot tbo negro In the
North, lam iobarrod from tho work.
shops from The countlngrooma, from
official positions or from any occupation
I may sock, except that which requires
mo TO wear Dbo white apron badge Of
cook, or waitor or as hod.carrier I
must soel, only no positions loaAt ro.
numomtIve 10 not tho most mental
When pass along Lombard street,
Philadelphia and that prejudice
against them has crowded tho negroes 10.
gother Hike hogs In % pen, and ! venture
TO assert mat thore Ia not a spot south
Of Mason md nlxon'a line whore the
negro 10 Ia's much mIaergor iaeea such
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

1t IS thus seen that while bigA \
teetionist politicians are Drasiug ,b,
the insignIfcance Of the foreirn n,
ket as compared with the home \
ket. our protected mauufacturps
making special efforts to getnn4I
foreign market even to the Doir,
offering Their wares for sale then
greatly reduced rates.
This copy Of the Nail and Er|
Journal has had an interesting M
since its arrival in this counrv
some of the wOOd-euts in it bad Z
photographed for use in se7eraId
leading papers in the country Il
turned over to Senator Vest Of ri
souri, for use when the proper oca
should come.
That occasion came. In his ms
in the Senate debate on the Taut
Mr.. Vest paid special attention 70
attempt of the trainers Of the E
throw dust in the eyes Of the tl1
and ne scored a point by showing
American protected manufacturers
now selling every kind Of agrlcll
implement in South America ltr
from 20 to 70 per cent less than =
demanded from American farmers
He made this bold statement H1
at first giving any proof for i 4 4
was evidently trap set By 10 x
Senator to catch some unWlTM n
tionist. Vest had calculated
shrewd foresight; and when Yen
AIdrich, Of Rhode Island, got y Il
denied his statement the Miss0I
atordrew forth the papers obtalla,
Beunos Ayres and from this conT hr
which the same implements Wa a
vertised by the same firm atalari a
in the foreign country and q alN N
here. At this the Rhode Islands n n
could only sink back into n x,
crushed by the willy Vest ll' n
hoped that AIdrich, VINO is he-a' IL,
engineer the high tariff bill throli' i
Senate, was forced by that lliie III,
renee to indulge in some iFuiiil IL
tions on the beauties Of protec'@ oo'
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
A &. A. Z. BUTTON.
The Part II Played in a Nice
Little Romance.

VO years ago
while / was
Journey ng to-
ward Chicago
says a gallant
Cantain Of The
late war had
q most inter
esting
ti0u withagOOd
leafEtu anu So
cIal Western
man who sat be-
side me in the
smoker and it
was be who told
me The greater
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

homo for man ot modest means, and
was situated In a roomy yard where
there we're fine shade trees and plenty
Of green grass. As they left the gate
and went up the gravolod walk toward
the front door, Mr., Deckor's only
daughter ran forth 10 meet thom. She
nad awinning face, lltho and graceful
figure, and the tender feeling that
boamed from her eyea ~ she spoke 10
hof iatnot convinced Colonel Filter that
ahe was dutlia and alroctlonate girl.
They went into tho house and noated
themselves In tho pleasant parlor,
D4nnef was soon announced. and then
COLONEL Fiief met Mra Decker for The
hrat timo She proved 10 be q very
agreeable woman, and was not less
anxious than her husband 10 make their
gueal ieel az poas, u seemed " tAs
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18
Cleycland's Reason .

A great many men, irlsnu' %'ai
enemies Of Mr.. Cleveland, a'', M
that he made o mistake u u Nd
great tariff reform messagV ,,,i
In iss7. II is admitted l,,~ W.
practically sure Of re-eloD"' .,.,os
message had not been wrl'T1 lI M
Through It all CleyelaIs'II 'a,.sI,s b,
preston Of the motives "u, ",ool
him In sending the message T,u,t " n
Recently however ascniaIoTrrI y. N
York city has given 70 ,nS ,los
Cleyeland's own expi.allnl1,,ss, ,,s, VI
tlvea This Is Mr. Va Nv snl'
sbat cleveland said to nlIl I,,,t
after the message was ,I vII'ai ,pi
but one idea in my Inil,' l" ~
desire in my heart wuv' ~. rhAI
ieei, declaration Of principles, '.s "a
extend eytc'., / a helping hand TO 'D''
and laboring classes
Sharp County record., 1890-09-18

colonel Ingersoll ',la ',,,Dl,s,, 'Ta
to a reporter Of tao ,..,s sOSlsl O~Ss,ll
~ believe In protcet'nS, IN, lD
the infant industries y, nei
Infants got to De ''s T. antl
stop rocking the cradle. ,SaI NJ III
the infant tells you ", ad' d y
rocking he will gs' Ss ~,
and klek your head 0A VI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-27
Catterlin for photos.

Catterlin for photos.
McCrow & Willard have the
choicest cuts at all times.
Montee Bros, the photographers,
don't stand back for anything, bu
will always give you the best for the
money.
Go around and take a look at that
fine line of chairs at Keller q
Marsh's. Look at the work they
are doing in picture framing.
Denham is said to be the boss on
shoes. He will not take back seat
for anybody. His stock is complete
and his prices reasonable.
Salem express wagon No. l6.
Leave orders in my box at Wade d
Co.'s hardware store, corner OF
Court and Commercial streets. j.
g. Harris, proprietor. All orders
promptly attended to.
The Salem Noolen Mill Store has
as fine a display Of gents furnishing
goods as ever was displayed in the
capital city Of Oregon. Parties
wishing reliable goods at reliable
prices should not fail to consider
these statements.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-27

IN STRIPED CLOTHES sll
things worked fAyorably Christmas
night Al am using scene would hsve
taken place at the asylum na>qoer-
ade tall. -Four friends Of u. =
Downing. superintendent Of the
Oregon s1sie prison, borrowed suits
al striped clothes 10 wear ST the
dance. The warden ST the prison
and the guards ST the asylum con-
eluded they could have some fun ST
the boys expense SO they had II
made up that shortly after eight
o'clock the report should be sent
from the pen by telephone that four
prisoners had escaped, and for the
people 81 the asylum 70 be on the
lookout for them. The guards then
intended TO arrest and handcuf
those in striped clothes without fur
ther notice. From some cause the
line between the two institutions
would not WORK and the guards
besitsted 10 proved 10 carry out the
joke without orders from the
warden. Had the scheme worked
the joke would have been complete
and the best OF the season
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr.. Louis Kuhn went down to
the metropolis to-day.
Mr.. Ernest Miller, Of Corvallis, ,is
taking in the sights at Salem to-day
Contractor u. Craven was a pas
sepger for Portland this afternoon.
J. w. Minto, weigber and gauger
in the custom house, returned to
Portland to-day.
Mai. Geo. Williams. Salem's ener-
getie mayor, is a visitor In Portland
this evening.
Miss o. M. Capwell, superinten-
dent at the Blind school, took the
afternoon train for Portland.
Arthur Hodges, clerk Of Crook
county, returned TO his home in
Prineville to-day, after a pleasant
visit in the capital city.
Sheriff Misner, Of Multnomab
county. brought A. q. Msttison TO
the pen last Dight. to serve out a
two years sentence for burglary In
a warehouse.
Lawrence MeNary, Of Portlsnd.
is visiting at his old home in Salem
for q few days. Lawrence was TO
Gently admitted To the bar on finish
ing a course in the state law school.