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The evening world., 1892-09-29


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Z. Iuah u, tlark l., Robrri H. Pet grew.
y. HrgE J., DN"ih IL WI bur r. Hudsou.
trnncts 4. uasgctty. IL. atNetts Olns,
> tlyah A. toNlaui. Is. " Il lam A Given
y, &. g. Holden. Iii, Edsard A Pav.
I. J"scph j, ,a,e Il. tiwArd II BOYER.
:, na 4 h. G4iii,. Is Joan Walsh
. \ T.. Brcr., IL Matthew y ElgAs
10. y. frank Wright. -. lrrierck " James
lLr lLnitor OF each school viii act as sCnool
culpr- carer.
Each company IN each battalion is oficered
by captain. t"u lieuteIants AMI nve SER
geants The strseants VIII carry nags u
size larger than 'husc borne by the priNa.es,
AMI he captains ani licutenants will carry
staIlS.
The IommandcT-in-Chiet o: the youthful
forces l. Juhu II. kobinsOu, OF Grammar
school No 81, al S!NtA A-eighth street and Am
sterian avenue, To whom daily iepOr,s OF tnc
Increasing proficiency III drill OF the boys arc
made.
I'VE will have an army that a nation might
he prou uI,' says Mr., Rob.nsOu. lit viii
be the Irandcst spectacle that New York
ever Witnessed, The people are piedlsposed
10 oelieve lhai boys cam master military
manocuvres, Out their minds viii be happily
di'a0used of MI such Impressions when they
zee my army On laraae."
The evening world., 1892-09-29
ooar d'Alene: Miners Sentenced.

Ibf PRESS.
SPOKANE. Sept. 29.-Four or the miners
tried at CGur d'Alene City were convicted OF
conspiracy yesterday, and ten " ere acquitted.
Sentence was passed us follows. G. A. Petit
bone, two years In the penitentiary; NJ L.
Dcvine and q. sinclair, eis htten months ea,h;
John Murphy. nftetn months. Pending an
bonds each.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

Assistant Teacher Grammar school No. sY)
The Oattalions formed IN the grammar
schools ut New York are numbeIrd from one
to twenty They VIII b. cumuandrd either
by the principals or their nrst assistants, and
marsnalicd each by Two adult aids. The list
ui commanders as at present arranged Is AS
The evening world., 1892-09-29
CHINESE SMUGGLING COMBINE.
A New York Prisoner at Detroit Be-.
ieved to Be Its Agent.
IVY IsFcCIArrD PRESS.

IVY tefCCIATFD PRESS
DETROIT, Sept. "9.-R L. Montgomery, OF
New fork.was arrested yesterday on charge
OF smugglin. Cinnamon across the border.
lie has, the police say, made confession
duplicating number OF prominent people In
Detroit, Chicago and New York.
The United states aul horlties believe that
Montgomery's confession Will result In ths
destruction of gigantic smuggling con
spiracy that has existed for months.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
OUR ARMY OF sCHO0LB0YS.
Preparing for a Magnificent
Parade Oct. 10.
Twenty Thousand bright Lads to
March in Military FOrinnt on.

Of all tho pngcants. paradcS and spectacles
on the programme Tor the columbus celebra-
Ion. there ~ none, perhaps, that cxcites
deeper interest or IL awaited VITA kccher
anxiety than the parade OF the Grammar
school boys which VIII occur oct. 10.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Evening School Registry.

The registry OF pupils who desire to attend
evening school viii continue this weeS at
Grammar school No. 50, one Hundred and
Tenth street, between second and Third
avenues Free instruction is given in arith-
metic, bookkeeping, " 'nm"nship. mechanical
drawing and stenographv. There are also
classes iu which Enslish Is taught to Italians
and GrrlnauS-
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Coming Events.

Son. of Temperance Iuti CO, Carnegie Music
Hall, tonight.
R-certion to j u. " Arnold, at Demos raSic
Club, GlI fiGth Av.nIc, tonight.
East Side Republican Club mss,,ns, isss Avenue
A, to-nignt
County Democracy primaries. Cooper Uaisn. to-
night.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
One Man and One Woman
Only Escaped Death.
A Story Of Rescue That the News
papers Have Made Much or
Becluss Of the Fact That Two Persons
Were Saved Out Of Many Hundreds.

T W o " err
savel "A man
lnd q woman.
Such is the re
port from the
wreck III mid
ocean of a great
steamship, anil
the newspapers
have been filed
with accounts
Of the gallant
rescue OF these
two - two per-
sonsonly from
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Social Democrats Win the German
Municipal Re- Elections.


LONDON, Sept. 20.-Ths Berlin correspond
ent OF the Tunes says that the Municipal re-
elections have resulted in complete victory
for the Social Democrats, showing that the
malcontent wing OF the party Is unable to In.
uuence the mass OF the Socialist electors.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

J Augment Against Actor Mansfield.
A judgment for ti?1,vs has teen entered
against Actor Richard Mansfield on a claim
Tor Iour months rent OF apartments at = West
1wehty-sis nth street
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Muine's Obclal Figures.

TEf IFEOCIATED PRRSs.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. 23-The onicial figures
OF the Gubern atorial vote OF the last election,
every city. wn and plantation Included
gives Cleaves G7.5sj; Johnson. "a, O13: Mas
sey I'rohiCition!st, 3.ISl; knowllon Il ator),
$50: Batemhn trtople's), 3,OO5; scattering,
~. Total vote, l2o,U2V; tleAves's plurality,
lo,ol1,
The evening world., 1892-09-29

SHOT Playing With Revolver.
Henrietta Cleary, aged tweniy-hye, OF 900
Van Buren, street, b, oJklyn, this morning
accidentally discr argci u revolver The bull
let catered her let beast, but tpe wound Is
not serious.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Habeas Corpus tor p,rcI,.v

Lawyer John L. IIeinaeiman, applied to-
DAY Tor writ OF haDeas corpus In the case OF
Eugene A. Pinckney, who was sentenced on
Aug Is last TO four years and three months
imprisonment In state Prison for having Ut
tered IN alleged LOCUS check. Justice Beach
yesterday granted writ OF reasonable
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Small poy arrested for Larceny.

Thirteen-year-oid tasrar ScaliS, OF 100
Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, was arrestel this
charged NTH petit Larceny by h.
sylvester, batter, OF - Fourth avenue.
who alleges That the Toy br Ike into mis- sleep
Ing apartment IN the rear OF his store aud
stole Sll from his trousers pocket.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Twenty-three McCarthyite Maeis-
trates Appointed for Ireland.

nv AtsOCIATrp FNHsII
LONDON, Sept. 2e.--Twenty-three new mag
,sIrates have been appointed Tor Ireland.
They are oil followers OF Mr.. Mccarthy.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Wants to Examine the Books.

Judge Pratt, IN supreme court, Brooklyn,
this morning heard an application by Law
Yer Bishop On behalf of Robert +. DietA for
permission 10 examine the books CT the de-
iunct firm OF Field lindlry u 60. Diet1 has
claim aganst the rrm amounting to sll!,-
900. Decision was reserved.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Voraa NVagoo ord poy

Forse, Wagon and Boy Missing.
The police have been asked by Wiliam
schmidt, OF the Morris Park track, to look out
for his hprs" and milk wagon, which di.ap-
peartu yesterday, tog, thrr with his ICrmer
employee, = boy named Tom.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
BOTH CHARGED WITH BlGAMY.
Morris Wolff and n Former Actress
Locked Up in the Tombs.

LCCKBV Up III tNB IONDH.
Morris Wolr, u salesman for II Broadway
clothing house, and sophie FAILS a former
actres are locked up In the Tombs On y
charge OF lisamy.
Mra Jessie Woln, who lives nj ldl East
One Hundred aud Nineteenth street. alleges
that she was married 10 WON. March \, lS,4,
and That three thildren Were born to turm.
Five years ago they parted, the wu.nan
FAX, she claims, having CAUSED the Srpai u
ton. Recently she learned that Nuim had
married Miss falk anu was living with her at
the st. Nicholas II ltel In Washington place.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
For the Food Exposition.

Tho auction sale OF boxes FOR the 10 d aSpo.
s!tion In Madison Square Garden viii be held
In the Madison square Garien concert Han
at O'Clock this afternoon. Se!dl's orchestra
Will give a promenade concert.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Died In q Horse Car.

z Aaron Horton. aged sixty-three, OF Port
Jervis. N. Y. was taken suddenly III In q
Fourth avenue horse car at 1910 O'Clock tina
afternoon. and died before the ambulance ar
rived Tho body was taken 10 the East
Ihirty.flfth street police station.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Two Brokers su.psnded.

Brokers w. A. Putnam and Richard =.
lounsberry VIII for awhile not lend their
Voices 70 swell the din on the stock Exchange.
They wers suspended yesterday for nve ana
ten days respectively 0v the GOv-rpiLg com.
ntttee for calling each other questionable
names On TIE "uoor."
The evening world., 1892-09-29


Ecsidcs his profess sional attainments. he
ana was socially highly esteemed.
Just when Dr. stiLinnn was approaching
the height OF II successful career his social
nnd professional intimates were astonished
TO learn that he had deserted hts wife and
son anu clopcd with Miss Mattel Schals,
daughter Of William SchnuS tho millionaire
retired I'm iiorter OF pictures, whose home was
At 10 East Thirty-eishth street. aud that,
upon complaint OF the young woman'S rrla-
uNcs. the Mutual Company had demanded
tho doctors resignation.
H. came out That Intimacy between the
doctor and Miss Schaus had existed for sew
ernl years.
The girls father, II was said, insisted that
there should be n pubic betrOthal, although
he was said to have known TINT Dr. stlliman
was living apart from his wife and had not
yet been divorced.
Thu doctors wife refused to proceed against
hin, anu NJ the instance of her parents, Miss
Schaus was separated from her lover for two
years.
FINALLY, II II sald, tho fathers harshness
drove Mabel from home, nnd she went to tin-
cinnati 10 study music 30 that she could sup
! IOrt herself
DR.. stillman heard OF this and In the course
throwing behind him all his bright prospects
Tor tho future, took the discarded daup h'er
TO his arms, AMI until tho day of his death
/ they lived together as man and wife.
! Tue estate lett by lr. Stil.inan consists
/ only Of an Insurance policy Tor $4,000.
! The Will was executed July 1, 1SSn and
! was witnessed by Charles &. Suydnm, OF
Elizabeth, N. j., and Walter II. Richards, OF
lO5 East fifteenth street, this city.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Glasscock Released by St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 2s.-President Won
der Abe has again usei his axe on the st.
Louis club. GlaSscock has his absolute re.
lease. except that he cannot sign els ~ here
witho II Won der Ahe's ermission. Pitcher
Gleason Is Indefinitely SUSPENDED.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Rev. n. H. Allen Dead.

THf NsrNVTNTtV FHtbb1
P1rTsBUR0, Sept 29.--kev. Il II. Allen.
Secretary OF the Presby terian Board OF Mis-
sions for Ereemen. died at his home IN the
east END. DR.. Allen entered the Presby yte,iau
ministry over forty years ugo. he was
seventy-one years OF age.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Ho Is Will Not Fla.

NEWARK, n. j., Sept "9.-Jsmes II. Hollis
the carpenter who was stabbed Just above
the heart by BENJAMIN Brooks iu Alfred Hays
saloon at kearny last nirht VII mn Ala
BiooEs was committed to the Iudson County
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Mulc,sd a pefaul,er's Bondsman

NgwAaK, y. j., sept. a9.-A verdict for
s3,54".io has been returned by q jury In the
case Of Postmaster y l. Conslin against
Thomas Atcnison aud john Tuoin, DondSmen
Tor casper Stoer. u deIlulting post-office
clerk. Mr.. ConSlln sued 10 Recover VI, ,+31.va.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Cable Brevities.

Jockey Osborne, retiring from the Engli.h turf
gets afarewell nurse of As, 7sU ln,arly SlY, ,UUUl.
Newmarket report has IL that Mr.. Ab,pg, on has
secured for f20,UUO slOO.uUU) the tssvIc.s of
Jockey Watts.
Madrid Adyices state that the 20 vintage IN
SPAN 10 generally promising in quality aud guam
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Ran an 0 1ium Joint.

Wong Lee, an elderly Chinaman, was tried
In Special Sessions Court to-day, charged
with keeping an opium Joint on the third
moor .! Pell street TAe court found him
gully and fined him 800.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Opposed as Executor

Opposed as Executor.
Howard l. Emerson. OF Piainneld, n. j., o
member OF tho seventh Regiment, has been
dsposed as execoior for the estate OF Mrs.
susannah sttilmau, and - sald 10 be still
short In his accounts with the estate.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Killed While Inspect a Mine.

TBf AEGOCIATfD PRHGb.I
WALsENBURG, COL. Sept. "0.-Supt. ID. Z.
Muir and WIN. NJ. Holt, miner, were exam
lining the Walsen Coal Mine yesterday, and
upon entering an unused room. their lights
ignited gas which had accumulated ana an
awful explosion followed, kil ins both men
Instantly.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Reducing Fall River Line serv,c e..

Reducing Fan River Line serve.
The double service OF the Fail RiYer liIe
will lie discontinued after tomorrow. The
Puritan and Pilgrim. the largest boats OF the
line, viii remain In commission, leaving New
week days ana SUNDAYS AZ > T.. NJ
The evening world., 1892-09-29

Where Is Rev. Mr.. Johnston
Rev J, Z. NJ Johnston, ol the Faith Memo
rial church, New Brighton. 5. l., Is reported
miSsing since Monday. lie has not accounted
Ia the trustees for the receipts OF churcn en-
tertalnmvnls
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Ms. Kennis's Alleged Revenge.

Airs Eva Kennis, n Lousekeeper ut 10 sew.
enth avenue, was held In Jefferson Market
Court to-day charged with ma,iciously break
ing the stationary wash-basins and flooding
The house l3l West Twentieth stieet, from
which she was disp0ssessed.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
PECK;S CASE ADJOURNED.
His Counsel Absent and the Exam
ination Fixed for Oct z.

ALBANY, sept. 2g.--ln Police Court this
morning the examination into the matter OF
the alleged burning OF public records by COM
missioner Peck ana his steIographer was to
have proceeded.
Tue court was informed that Mr. Neegan
counsel Tor the defendants, was out OF town,
and / be case was adjourned until oct. :.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

Fell from a Stoop and Broke His
Neck.
Az Anthony Glennon. aged seventy. OF lSe
stuyvesant avenue, Brooklyn, was leaving
his brothers. house next door shortly after
Midnight, he iell on the stoop and broke M
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29
FROM MARION.

Sam Focht has moved to Salem.
The Friends are having w. F.
Ohm's house fixed up for a parson-
age; which, when completed, will
be occupied by the new pastor, Rev.
G. r. Scott, late from Havaland,
Kansas.
The Friends had a little Christ
mas tree last Saturday night. Har-
yey White played the part of Santa
Claus.
The s. P. r. K. Co. has lately had
the depot at this place painted which
adds much to its appearance.
Prof. J. M. Winslow of the Cen
trail Howell schools is spending his
vacation here with bis parents.
Rev. Stoops, of Jefferson, has been
holding series Of meetings here
which continued for more than two
weeks, but was brought to a close by
the storm. There have been some
conversions, and some of the church
considerably revived.
George and Alice Henshaw, who
have been attending the Polytechnic
school at Salem, are spending their
vacation at home. They will return
again next week.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29
Boston and Birmingham.

ANY one who knows the two cities
of Boston and Birmingham, England,
which have about the same popula-
ton Boston AS, 600 in 1890 and Bir-
mingham 430, 900 in 1871, will admit
that Birmingham enjoys every re-
suit OF municipal enterprise, and 70
Ut least as great an extent as Boston
Many persons would be inclined To
state the case much more strongly in
favor of Birmingham, which also
confessedly possesses many develop
ments Of local activity not yet ap.
preached by the sister city.
Birlningham's government costs
per year So, $40, 900, and Boston's gov
ernment costs $12, $40, 900. Is it pos.
sible to give any reasonable explana.
ton of this discrepancy, which may
well suggest misgivings to the minds
of the American tax payers, and
which goes far to account for the
deficiencies in the services rendered
by municipal government Of which
they complain 3-Joseph Chamberlain
in Forum.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29

VALLEY CITIES.-The progress of
the capital of a state is of interest to
the people generally, as whole
state may be judged somewhat by
its spirit and advancement. In this
respect Oregon is well represented.
Salem has shown stable growth.
Without any joking, the Democrat
predicts the directory census just
being completed of that city by
firm that does a thorough work, will
show population, including the
immediate suburbs, practically the
city, Of pretty well up to what
local paper recently claimed, $1,000.
1t is a pleasing fact to notice in this
connection that every one of the
prominent cities in the valley, with
out an exception, has been exper-
ienciDg a steady reliable growth,
Notwithstanding the alleged general
depression. Oregon city, McMinn-
vile, Woodburn, Independence,
Corvallis, Eugene, Roseburg and
Ashland have all shown marked
growth IN the last few years, as well
as. Salem and Albany. This is
splendid evidence of the future pros
perity of the country, indicating
that it is not a jerky affair.-Albany
Democrat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29

TYPE WRITING. - The under
signed is prepared to do type-writ.
ing, copying and office stenograpic
work, on reasonable terms. Room
II, Gray block. STELLA SHERMAN.
Bran and shorts are reported
scarce, but there is large suppy at
G. Beak's opposite state insurance
block. 1928 At
People needing furniture in single
pieces or outfits can always be best
satisfied and save coin at Keller &
Marsh's.
Nestucca cheese-the best in Ore
gon-and sold only by Clark q
Eppley.
Ladies don't forget the special
sale of dress goods at the Palace.
Mems best rubber boots Sc and
$2.25 a pair at Krausse Bros.
Pepsin Caramels at The Spa.
Wood, Wood. Plenty of it sawed
and ready for delivery. Leave your
orders at Ryan's stable, corner OF
Ferry and Liberty. dlO-l0tf
Ladies' gossamer rubbers 20
and 35 cents at Krausse Bros.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29

TuE IlfvEn y ~ Portland the
river IL silil rising, bu' vefy slow .
II n evidently failing fapidiy ~ Eu.
gene, es the United states observer
there did not -ecm to think the mat.
Ter ~ enough m0ment ~ seud IN y
report Tho current l- still too swim
for the Stark street ferry boat IN
run safely, aud the steam lsuncb
stephens Il silll IN Use. The run
ming dfiftwood Il lighter than u-ual,
aod IL not interfering any with rlve'
traffic. a lot of dfift collected
about sobe ~ the piers of The Nor
risou aud Madison street bridges
duflnR the night, and u feduired
several hours work with u tug 10
remove H.. Work on the center pier
Of the new Burnside street bridge
has been temporarily suspended.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29

HORSE IN A WELL.-Some DAYS
ago two year old horse belonging
to John Mcfarland, during the
night, in some unaccountable man.
ner wandered upon the platform of
a well, undera windmill, and the
platform giving way it fell some IL
or Is feet into the water being sup
ported by the iron pipe of the pump
against which 1t was wedged 30
that its head kept above the surface
although there was many feet of
water below 1t. The neighbors
came to Mr.. McFarland's assistance
and "a rope and tackle was brough,
into use and the horse was drawn
up, the rope being fastened about it,
body. After being rubbed down
and warmed up a little it quietly
walked into the stable and took its
feed, and is apparently none the
worse for the night in tie weli.--
Albany Herald.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29
SOMETHING NEW.

The new Tine Gard, which 10 now
In effect, via the WISCONSIN Central
Lines" In connection with the
Northern Pacific II. H., affords the
travelling public the best facilities
from all points west 10 Chicago and
points east and south.
The unsurpassed equipment offered
to It's patrons, combined with speed,
comfort and safety, surprising all
Its competitors.
All through trains are composed
OF Pullman yestiDuled drawing-room
sleepers, with dining cars asd day
coaches Of latest design.
The daily through fast train each
way, making close connection ut
Chicago with trains.in all directions.
For tickets, time tables, ETC., APP
ply To agent Of Northern Pacific X.
H., or JAS. u. POND,
Gen'l Pass. aud Tkt. agent,
Chicago, III.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29
Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

w. S. Hurst. the Aurora miller
was Salem visitor yesterday.
Capt. J. w. Crawford, of Umatilla
was a Salem visitor today.
james E. Godfrey and VIM. J.
Clarke have retired from the Il. E
Moores Printing Co.
The b ,ker City Daily Blade has
suspended publication.
Fred o. Baker, with r. l.. Polk,
at Tacoma, is at home visiting uld
Salem friends over New Year.
Martin Smith, of Mills City, has
been lodged in the county Jail fol
disturbing public meeting.
Whit Boise returned to Portland
this afternoon after short visit al
his old Salem home,
Mrs. J. HI. Moores returned to
Portland today, after visiting hel
children in Salem a few days.
f. McClane, the Silverton banker,
is reported much improved in
health.
Ray d. Gilbert, who has been
spending the holidays at home, left
today for Eastern Oregon.
Supt. Geo. s. Downing left today
for Olympia to secure requisition
papers for prisoner at Walla Walla
who is wanted here.
Alderman Lamoreux made a fly
ing business trip to Portland this
afternoon.
In cases of severe and sudden cold
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, If used ac-
cording to directions, is sure cure.
Ask for Ayers Almanac.
The Portland Telegram, In long
double loaded editorial, refers to the
rumors circulated at Salem as "The
Asylum Scandal. THAT is little pre-
but just what might be ex-
pected from a partisan Democratic
organ. Rumors hardly constitute a
scandal.
In estate Of III. e. Harvey petition
for order Of final settlement, war
dismissed by-county judge Hubbard.
Judge Burnett today adjurned
circuit court until the February
,erm. The attorneys in the grave
cases have until Jan.
18th to file briefs.
Two vagabonds were sentenced
i've days each before Recorder
ioodell.
A close friend of DIR. Rowland,
of the asylum, says
he DR.. is not disturbed over the ru-
nors of scandal at his institution,
md welcomes the public or any
proper committee or authority 10
investigate or expose anything
wrong in the management.
Ayers Sarsaparilla braces up the
ystem; purilies and inyigorates.
nvalids need il.
Chinook STANDARDIZATION d
Mites.
Simmons Liver Regulator ismy
,nly family medicine.-Re Rey. JIM
Rollins, Fairfield, Va.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-12-29

New YEARS JOURNAL. The
press work on the large edition OF
THE New YEARS JOURNAL Ia
nearly completed. Several forms OF
statistical and historical matter are
still to be printed, but all will be
out IN due time. The readers OF
the DAILY and of the WEEKLY
CAPITAL JOURNAL will all be sup
piled with the matter prepared for
the New YEARS JOURNAL. Thus
all the New Years matter will 20
to our large list of readers in the
other coast states and the East.
THE JOURNAL is In receipt of a
large daily mail OF inquiry about
Oregon and indications are that,
In spite Of the Worlds Fair, there
will be larger migration to Ore
gon from the east than for several
years. 1n fact people will come
from the south and Atlantic coast
states attend the Worlds Fair on
the way out, taking advantage of
cheap rates of travel, will come on
west to visit Oregon. The JOUR
NAL carefully answers all letters of
inquiry and nearly everyone who
comes to Salem to locate first drops
into q newspaper office. All such
receive courteous attention ut this
office. This Office has arranged to
circulate thousands of extra copies
in the eastern states and every copy
of our New YEARS number will be
placed where it will do the most
good. The JOURNAL office has de-
veloped into a kind of an information
bureau for all new comers and al
ways takes pleasure in directing
people to reliable sources of inform
alton about lands, homes, fruit
growing, etc. If you have not
placed notice of your business or
in THE New YEARS jour
NAL you have still two days to pre-
pare it and bring it around. We
are printing no cartoons of people
out 90 in for practical sensible busi-
less results.