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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-02-27

flint corn, grown for the striped -
barrel leaves. The latter are usually
sold under the name of Zea Japonica-
The varieties Of corn are very vnria-
BILE In size. shape, and other qualities.
The late Doctor 6turtevant, an author
lty on corn, said; THE height OF the
plant 10 varieties and localities haR
been reported from eighteen inches for
the golden Tom Thumb pop to thirty
feet or more for varieties In the West
Indies, and single stalks In Tennessee
1T twenty-five and one-half feet l
have seen ears one inch long In the
pop class and sixteen inches long In
the dent class. The rows in varieties
may vary from eight to twenty-four or
more, and In individual ears are re-
ported from four to forty-eight A
hundred kernels of miniature pop
weighed forty-six grains; Of Cuzco.
1881 grains. A variety that ripens in
one month IL mentioned from Para
quay, and seven months IL said to be
required in some southern countr e. .
The tables show that the average
composition OF dent corn u, protein
10.3 per cent, fat, per cent; fiint
protein, 10.6 per cent; fat, per cent;
sweet. protein. l1.6 per cent; fat. g.
per cent Sweet corn 10 thus richer II
| protein and fat, and corresponding,
poorer In carbohydrates.
At the Kansas State Agriculture
College. experiments are In progress Il
increase the protein content Of fiel'
corn by crossing and selection. AL
increase in the protein will greatly eA
tend its usefulness ~ . feed for stock
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
Majority Accept the Viva Voce Method of Voting on Senator
and Several Will Join

In the Regular Republican caucus
Thursday at O'Clock. resolutions were
adopted removing the last formal obiec
tions which the anti-caucus members
have to going into the senatorial eaucu
by adopting the following.
The RssOlutlons Aaopted.
Whereas We, the majority of Repub.
lean members OF the legislature have
assembled la c'uous Tor the purpose al
naming a candidate for United States
senator, Who should be the candidate Of
the whole party, acting through
~" Hthatnfs and representatives
IN The Oregon legislature; and
whereas, a minority OF the marty
mem mbershlp In tho legislature has
"lthheld lts presence IRON our confer.
encee, and embarked upOn An oh.
suuetlye policy that threatens a pro.
traeted and useless Senatorial dead
lock, involving the certain defeat az
useful and necessary legislation. em.
har'assing the state government IN the
harmonious and effective administra
tlona OF It's functions, imperilhng the
highest public interests and last
though not least, keeping alive A IA.
ploraole iactlonal schism in the Repub.
licau party, and
, w hereas, Il has been intimated IN ma
throngh various credible souroes that the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
KItehener Maa. ner rr.mhl.-


During the Anglo. Boer war a smart
good looking married woman " about
SO years OF agc acted as Roer spy.
She was married 10 a Russian civil en-
gluecr resident az johannesburg. aud
Al the outbreak Uf war the "sllm"
lransVaalrrs sent her over the border
labeled dangerous She established
herself az Cape Town and soon man.
AGED Go extract Information from i'm.
prcsslonahle English officers. A CORE.
tpondcut who met this clever woman
m Cape Town said.
Whom lorl Kitchener ot Khartum
arrived In Africa. she went 20 meet
him, tor she knew that II she could get
inside hts secrets she could learn All
things. She made Il her business 90
come casually in contact with the
Egyptian sphinx. She ran her eyes
over the tall gaunt dgure, the rugged.
ngly face. She hooked into the promi.
uvut an scelng eve and Knew az
glance that she MAS face 20 face with a
magnetism stronger than her own. ana
nothing would Induce her 60 20 near
hl'o again THAT Is the most danger
Gus man Ia hgitain,' she said. L feel
a. u l were within the shadow OF
dea'h when l am near him he Is
"@n Tor men 20 couQueE No woman
can reach him Go use hlm. lie would
ned me like an open hook IN an hour
and ! believe he would shoot me as he
would shoot a kaiir u he caught me
sel banded, win tgy an other men.
eH' nol that Svlug deaths bead. No
NVaasF he conquerod Ia Eeyp. !
'hlaA be would conQuer 10 hades.'"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
VOTE FOR PRINCIPLES
NOT FOR PLUMBER
Fundamental American Ideas That Should Control in the
Selection Of an Oregon Senator.

Vote for who will labor
Nicaragua entvy under the
Vote for who will the
resident corporations and ndca holding
Vote for pledged
harbors m faqnna bay and Coos bay and the whole Columbia
Vote for opposed shipping subsidies
and especially the HannaPayne Ship Subsidy BILL
vote Tor man who avors restoration American shipping removing
restrictions especially with possessions.
Voeior who will labor all our
paper silver and gold money good without bond issues.
Vote for who
and ssustanng territories government by commissions and
military
Members the Oregon Legislature without
man who has positive convictions these policies
the entire Pacific
The people Oregon will justify holding up or
licking OF the legislature personal advantage
candidate IDEAS ARE GREATER MEN AND PRINCIPLES
ARE GREATER THAN THINGS
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
rnR PORTLAND DIRECT

THK PORTLAND DIRECT
PRIMARY BILL
This has been introduced by Hunt In
the senate, and We suppnse BY some one
IN the House. II has tho one merit Of
being volumlnous, and employing labor
a. the stats printing Office, aud the vics
Of wasting ink and good white paper
and the time OF members who wade
through Ia pages trying TO dad on,
what Il means. II is not direct nomlna.
tion Al all.
ltprovldea tho impossible, the making
ols platform by7dlreot vote Of the poo.
pie, Il is impossible 10 tell just how
from reading H. II Il were called bill
rendering Il Impossible for the people
10 nominate candidates aud adopt plat.
iormn its title would toll m 70 nearly
what Il IL. Bu, the title 10 nearly slE
hundred words long.
Look a. somo Of tho provisions Soc.
declases that person whose name
has beon voted on a. ono Of these ImpoS'
able epFimaries and has no. been nomIna.
ied shall not BE- nominated Tor Office In
any other manner. Ye gods, wha, brains
Il must take 10 conceive Legislation Of
such character AZ though you could
leElslaie away the right Of the people 10
make any man candidate Tor any oihce
Ia any manner they sac d., even Il they
wanted 10 iar and ieslNer him into Il,
section after secllon IL absurd and
imprartloal. section imposes fine Of
iFom 500 TO $500 on any peFOon Who
shAll agi1ale 20 have adopted or promul.
gated any platform or dec laraiion Of
political principles not adopted la Tie
manner provided In this bill
IN DINER Horhai becauee bois-
isn a. ti@es ,ramples on she rights
q She people, NO mus, adop. ,yran.
nioal aud ridiculous system that viii.
dc ths hands Of the people
whether they ee DC v make uss Of
she iyFannical ahd ridiculous aye
'em ~ not. II you doat sce
d 20 use this eambsssoms. expansive
sEPeF'mens, yoa have 20 rights ba,over
under she constitution 10 DO anything.
fhishill naksa mrn's brain tired 10 rvai
Il aad ona ~o0dsrs 4 hsl' living Ia : irss
eoansFy on ths verge o. the twonllc,h
eealary. Il ought no, 10 bs perml,led
70 ~ 10 second reading.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01

minority has declined 10 ioin US in can.
Gus Tor the reason that il feared the
method OF secret ballot would be adop.
ted and enforced, In selecting a candid.
ate Tor United States Senator: and
Whereas, it has never been the pur.
pose OF the majority 10 adopt any
method OF voting not agreeable 10 the
Republican caucus, or any considerable
minority thereof, aud II has never been
committed to any method Of voting
whatever therefore, inasmuch as its
purposes have been mistaken and its ar.
utnde as TO the ballot misundsrstood
be il
" Resolved, that we, the majority.
declare that the viva yoce metbod III
voting is entirely acceptable 10 US and
70 the end that no reason or excuse
may exist for the minority not Assem-.
bling. with the majority in forming a
complete and effective caucus Of The
whole parry, We pledge ourselves I'm.
diVidually and collectively that the
method OF balloting for United states
senator IN caucus shall be open 10 roll
call aud We agree 10 adopt A resolution
To that effect, and faithfully and honor.
ably comply with the terms.
Resolved, therefore. that a fnll conv
OF the foregoing preamble and resoIn.
tlons be conveyed 20 every member M
the Republican minority.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
JouRrAL "xRAYs."

Ia Mrs. Nation liable 10 assume the
Dimensions Of her uame?
AAa
No Nicargan canal legislature this
session Too many administration
echoes, mere me-too sena ors.
q
Albany Democrat: The state Printer
is now having fat take, and the legis-
iture will make due provisions for him
fjr the coming two years3
Baker Republican: The next United
States senator from Oregon, after the
next election, will be democrat, should
the republican majority fail to rule in
their present legislature.
Aee
Roseburg Review: The little towns
Of Ashland and Grants Pass are agitat-
ing the numbering Of the houses In those
places. The city Of ROseburg had that
work done many years ago.
y
Albany Democrat: The action Of the
salem JoURSAL in supporting Corbett
has cotton some Of the valley paper
after il red hot. The Cottage Grove
Leader says:
About the only service the Capita
JOURsAL's X Ray columns have been tC
the country IS to throw the light upoI
IT. editor in such manner as proves
him n not only a hide bound repub
ncaD, but also one OF the Scott-COfbeti
push. Notwithstanding the pretensionl
toward political reform during the pas
four years, his sleeps clothing was too
thin to Withstand the penetrating rayI
VI his own artificial light. While he hal
succeeded In quilting the reform fOrceI
Uf Oregon for while and filling hii
pockets with the shekels OF his demo
cratic, populist aud silver republican
dupes, his support Of Hon. Henry w
Corbett for the United States Senate
and whose only qualifications are hi
wealth and devotion 10 the gold stand
ard, shows up the JoURSAL man in hi
true light.
Will you fellows kindly tell us wher'
any other candidate but Corbett stand
on single great political, commercial,
or financial question: Come, now, wha
are their ideas2 Or do they just wan
the Office? Put up or shut up.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
monnlnE.s oePoaruNIrY

TO MAKE A oRACEFuL E%ii
with a positive strength Of only ~
votes for senator, and having gained the
Office by the peculiar methods employed
10 1896, there would appear to be no
sense in Senator Mcbride longer remain
Ing away from his Official duties in the
hope Of re.cleciion. lie may be under
obligation q others to continue the fight
which the public knows not Of, but 20 lar
AZ his having prospects, II is not in the
cards. III, only possible interest and
prospect is 70 make good bargain
for himself and retire II cannot be pos
dble that he can see anything 70 be
gained by assisting farther deadlock
or by farther disrupting his party.
Mr.. Mcbride knows something OF the
treacherous elements that man In po'
litlcs encounters even among the circle
Of his chosen associates. lie knows that
acontinusd holdup means terribly eE'
trayagaut legislature. He knows the ei-
feet Of such a aght under the present
circumstances, when there seems TO be
no conservative element in the legisIa'
ture 10 hold down appropriations. He
knows that neither bis forces nor MI.
Corbett's are IN a position TO refuse TO
vote for almost any job or appropriation
that comes up.
Mr.. Mcbride stands well with the adj
minintratlon. To continue his fight
against Corbcii, with Simon already in
the senate, and sure Of defeat, Il would
look 10 an outsider as though he would
stand better chance by retiring now
than by staying In the Geld with uncer'
taintles on every side. by withdrawing
sad asking his supporters 10 90 into the
regular Republican caucus he would win
the respect aud good will OF the entire
party and lose only among a guerilla
element who are only waiting for an op'
portunliy 10 slaughter him ~ they did
Dolph. Mr.. Mcbride In private life will
always regret that be did not do this.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
Chattel Mortgage Sale

Notice is hereby given thar bv virtpeo
Chattel mortgage Of cate Aug. "a, 1899
nled IN the Recorders office of Marion
County Oregon, August 20. 1899. volume
No. page 40 Given by Frank I
Nlcklot x j. z. WilQuet 10 Russell q
20 oi Massllllon Ohio, 10 secure the
payment OF 100000 with interest Al \
percent per annum from date, less S5O0
paid thereon. l will sell Al public anc.
ton To the highest bidder for cash in
hand on day OF sale
On Monday February 4th, 1901 AZ
eleven O'Clock in tho iorenooa of ssid
Gay, al what is known as the r. r Fld'
ridge home farm about four miles soutb.
west OF Gervals in Marion County. Ore
gon. ''o-
All the right title interest and estate
which the said Frank j Nicklot andJP p
Nilq9et has In or 10 the following des'
crl0ed personal properly named i'm sai5 /
Nns''el mortgage tOwit:
one lb horse Power wood bprpirs
traction engine complete No q5tS
Mig by Russell 4 Co. also one RI \ 5S
:. advance Separator with one Farmars
1rl'i rle9d Wind Stacker made by Russell
Dated Jan. -, 1901
90 RUSSELL&CO la
". u uravvs agent and Attornev in I
% 6d lw 3
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01

thlngs to buy and give to young people
A movement sbould be started to give
each Of the Salem public schools a free
library. Whether there is legislation or
not il can be done and the people Of
Lincoln school have shown bow to do II
and II you are interested a. 8 parent or
teacher 20 over Friday evening and see
their library and hear their program, ,
and you will become inspired with the
idea that free library is needed in each
sctool az much as windows ora stove in
winter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
BOTH TOWNS WANT
THE COUNTY SEAT
Special Election Will be Or
dered For Malheur
Vale Resists Ontario'S effort
to Secure the desired
Preference

The good people Of Malheur county
are not dsputatious on ordinary occas-
ions but there lie fight on there now
that has split the county no into factions
and clans and rivalry beteen the husu
ing towns Of Ontario and Vale is i'm
creasing in iervor as the days slip by.
It is the question of the location OF the
county seat; at present Vale is the
proud possessor bat Ontario faunts the
fact that il is the only town in the
county that is on railroad and is fight
ing TO have the seat of local government
removed.
Delegations from both factions have
been in Salem for some days and have
been approaching the legislators asking
that their particular town be favored b
Representative Geer Of Malheur has in
troduced a bill in house which will
solve the question and at the same time
does not commit him TO personal pre-
ference Il provides for a special cleo
ton to be held next June, and the town
receiving the majority will win out
Vale sneers at the impOr lance attached
10 the railroad by the Ontario sup
porters and alleges that despite that fac
it will be necessary for the majority o
the population Of the county to pas
through Vale enroute to Ontario, whic'
mean increased mileage fees and OK
penses while no tangible good woulC
result from the removal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
FREE PvsLlo soHooL LlnRARIes

FREE PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARIES
One Of the salem public schools this
evening gives an entertainment Tor the
beneht Of l,s free library fund. Tho
Lincoln school has ior three years maiu.
iained a FREQ library Tor tho pupils and
tho patrons Of the school, The children
have had tho use OF about 800 books In
the school aud have ,akcn them home
t1F the family TO read. While lhis
has been small matter, hundreds OF
children and ocorca OF homes have been
frightened and benefited by good
books. ard young people have formed
Ihe reading habit
The value OF ,his little library has
eeen recognised by Tho acknowledgment
oi teachers and principals that pupils
from the Lineoln schools are better
equipped Ia their knowledge Of Euslish
aud general Information than those
n m tho same graies iu othsr ahools
Toe young man Or WomAn Who early
so'ms . love ior literature is ap, 10 be.
ooUe saie aud useful citizen. No re
ioFm school or corrective institution /.
needed ioF the mAn OF woman Who
early aoQui'cs ,he reading habA Vice,
and 'emPlalions and eKuAyasanecs have
little hold upon such. BOOKS arc the
e~s' companions and the cheapest,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
NonSe 20 CoutrsetoTs

,;3 ne undersigned are ready 10 receive
';'''., g'us ioI ~ lhe erection Of the CoDersgs.
ups, p,,. Ohurch at Butteyille. Oregon
aus aud specifications of the nr,'n,.
gu. Sl O9 9grch Building may be seen st,la
N''N holel butteylle, Oregon. INN, - 49, '''e
a. q, Jan 'sn, ~ 1901, al Bank Of Woo5b1nT1nr' nc
o, /" o'doaTn' o Oregon, from Jan. "a ~ Jsn
SSi't IsJl az hilbert Bros RAM Ss'snl' -
an III ~ nom Jan. 81 20 Feb. Z I0Oi
a. M, 0lus VII, De onenei Feb 9 lQ0l
,st.,, ~ 'ollul''ee ',-.. reserve the rigbt m
i'AAAt I. l.. BrNrs, Pres. , BUILDING
A. HOMER CoNE, Sec. lCommitss
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acts of Both Houses
Now in Session.
House .Thnrsaay Afternoon


House called 10 order at 2:35
Bills on Third reading:
II. B. No. 33, by Montague, 10 expend
1000 for improvement Of soda springs
and grounds owned by state in Linn
connty. Passed.
II. B No. 60, by Grace, defining a
days work Passed.
b. No. 10. by Heitkemper, for.
bidding employment Of aliens on public
work. Re.reierred TO committee on
labor and industries.
Il. B. No. 1OO Heitkemper for pro
lection Of union labels and trade marks
Passed.
Adjournment 10 1880 p. m.
Senate Thursday Afteruooa
Senate recon ,ented at $3.50 O'Clock.
President Fulton announced the ap.
pointment of Senators Proebstel and
Williamson as members Of joint com
mittee to investigate School i)r the
Blind.
II. B. No. 22l, by Story, authorizing
Portland special tax levy. Passed.
Under special order, II. B. No. 4, by
Nichols, appropriating $4,000 for new
building and an annual apl ropriation OF
S25, 900 for the agricultural college, was
taken mp. Passed without descent.
II. b. No. %, by Harris, appropriating
tl7, 800 annually for state university
Passed.
II. B. No. 20, by Mulkey Incorporating
Falls City Passed.
II. B. No. 81, by Heitkempor, prohib
itiug harbering on Sunday passed.
Mulkey offered s. B. No. 1863, provid.
Ing for appointment by superintendent
oi penitentiary Of n matron when
necessary.
y. J. NJ. No. %, by Mays, urging i'm
provement ofupper Columbia River
by removal Of channel obsrtuciions
idopted.
s, b. No l6i, by Wehrung, by request
TO regulate practice Of veterinary
surgeons was introduced.
Senate adjourned at 4;l6.
House Thursday Night
House called 10 order at 1880.
Commi tee on enrolment returned II i.
, 22i and 257, having been correctly
enrolled, which were signed by the
speaker.
Fret reading charter bills;
u, =, No. 25s by Geer, to amend
charter hwsoi Burns.
u. B. No, 800, by Grace, 10 incorporate
town OF Whitney, Baker county.
Second readings
II. u. No. 25l, Cattanach, 10 In.
corporate Prairie City. Referred to
twenty.eighih district delegation.
IL. Il. No. 25s, by Geer, 10 amend
charter laws oi Burns.
IL. b. N. $50, by Grace. to incorporate
whitney, cities and towns.
Third reading;
The following charter bills we're pass.
el.
II. u. No. 1853, Smith, Of Marion,
Incorporation.
III. b. No, 1856, Miller, Alkali, amend.
ing charter.
II, b. No. 29O, Reene, stayton, in
corporation.
II. h. N. 25l. Cattanach, Prairie CITY.
II, u. No. 25s, Geer, Burns, amending
iharter.
II. h. No. POO, Grace, whitney, in.
corporation
II. h. No. 23S, Barrett, Granite. in.
evaporation.
II, b. si0, Montague, Lebanon, amend
ng charter.
IL. q, No. 1875, Poorman, 81. Paul.
II. H. No. 1870, Briggs. extend corporate
limits Of Medford Passed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
nn Ilnder rhe Amerlcan Elap.

New York, Feb, 1.-The Standard
Oil Company's four.masted steel ship
Astral will sail in afew day for japan with
1900, 900 gallons Of oil. The Astral was
launched in December at Arthur Sewall
& Co.'s yard, and is the first sailing
sip Of the Standard Oil Company feet
TO fly the American flag.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01

Correspondent wanted in every city,
town and villages in America. Newspa.
per and other work. Experienced and
mex perieuced Good remuneration.
News and stories wanted. For particu
lars address The Bulletin Press Associa.
ton, New York. l6 II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01

The new mammoth mangle placed
in the Salem Steam Laundry has en-.
abled them 10 reduce the prices on fiat
work In dozenlots. Sheets &c, slips l. y
see the reduced rates. hone All.
l22 If
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
FRIDAY, FEB. ], 1901.

oaiIy One year. % 90 In Advances
Oalfy -Four Months 81 In Advance
Daily by Carrier SOC Per month.
Weekly One Year si.oo In Advances
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
No OF Honor OF Forty Members Who are Particp,tr
WIIl Abide bv Majority Viva Voce Vote

Seaaiars.
L. J. ADAMS
THEODORE CAMERON.
JOHN ID DAILY,
W TYLER SMITH,
n ! MuLKEY,
W. A. HOWE,
), r lOsEPHI,
Il, n. JOHNSTON.
w " STEINER.
Gko. W PROEBSTEL.
A, & MARSrERs,
hstsSsselaflSsA
CHAS, ID. HARTMAN.
HENRY kEENE,
LOT L PEARCE,
J. N, POORMAN,
l. q HARRIS,
JAMES hEMENWAY.
IVAN MQUEEN,
A. r. hAfrOoN'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
RepaIrs To The new York.

BRooKLrS, N. Y, Feb. 1.-The repairs
TO tho cruiser New York have been
completed. They we're 10 have taken IS
mouths. IL is supposed that she will bo
sent TO China 10 relieve the Brooklyn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
How
Strong
Arc
You ?
The dial Of the punch
inn machine won't

a
ing machine won't
answer that question. -
Strength depends on ~
nutrition. When thNa
stomach and other organs Of digestion
and nutrition are diseased, the body fails
TO receive its full supply Of nourishment
and hence grows weak. That is why no
man is stronger than his stomach.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and the
allied organs of digestion and nutrition.
The food eaten is then perfectly digested
and assimilated and the body is made
strong in the only possible way-by nut
triton.
rIvas troubled with indigestion for about two
wears writes VIM Bowker Esq, OF Juiaetta,
fatah Co. Idaho. III tried different doctors ana
remedies but TO no avail, until / wrote TO you
and YOU told me what 10 do. Isuhered with 2
pain in my stomach aud left side and thought
that Il would kill me. Now am GLAD 10 Wtlte
this and let you know that am all right. can
do my work now without pain and don nave
that fired feeling that used to have. Five bot
tiles Of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and two vials Of his Pleasant Pellets cured
mes
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-01
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE

our popular personally cond,oto5
tourist tourist excursions in modern P"iIoos, 'eu
SIoI5 SSIullst sleeping cars leave salem avara
,'io %ioHSuay Sly Evening and Thursday evenipgg g
ina ',a ooaacIIsimentoo oaI and every tuesday even
lhg ana Saturday morning yis P9r,la,ii ttel,
SLo.un ahu run through to Chicago withnnt tara
olDIs onsllse wa the Worlds most scenic I'G ;na
tSa;ls ttoa;nseIIng at Chicago with ali morninS in
,.,.l.s.;i r.Sins Fast also with the Rock IsIans
beIsonally conducted tonrist cas Ai,u ipI
bSHl9n nos'9n, These tourist sleeping ears sT', ,U
Gioau G,9 yestlbnled, lighted with P;ntnS
Gas ,i., and provided with all weekly i'1h ilI"a
10 .S,'u ~. periodicals. and magazines for tbs
- rs,;,s use OF our patrons and are acconn nv
...l.y,,I ail''I through to destination bv : san
pssonIatlxe OF the Great Rock Islod5
HolIe. ''e' We also have a daily frst'ciaSl s,Gnu
.,evPlng car service to Chicago VIC las trs
% ,oenlc Line, and the best dinina e.'e VIC
eTyiee IN the world. "'s car
or Inll information, mana s,c IN
- % write To- A. f. CooPRR Cen a.
y ~ Portland Oregon.
". sSSNSRR, g. NJ. PowFss
~ 49, = I 20. Agent OR&NCol
Salem Or.