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La Junta tribune., 1901-12-11
Cough. and Cold. In Children.

| use and prescribe Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for almost all
obstinate, CONSTRUCTED coughs, with
direct results. | prescribe it to
children of all ages. Am glad to
recommend it TO all in need and
seeking relief from colds and
coughs and bronchial affections.
1t is non narcotic and safe in the
hands OF the most unprofessional.
A universal panacea for all man
kind. Mrs. MARY MELENpy, M
D., Ph. d, Chicago. H. This
remedy is for sale by all druggists.
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-11
sho. Hole. IA the Atmosphere.
Dave Downer had a narrow

Dave Downer had narrow es
cape from being held up last Sun.
day night. He was wrapped in
the arms of Morpheus in the bi-
cycle store of 'Iphixeu,, when he
heard sor.,e one trying to effect an
entrance at the back door. He
seized his trusty second hand six
shooter, and approached the back
door cautiously. When he opened
the door he saw some one disap-
pearing over the backyard fence.
He made several punctures in the
atmosphere with his gun, and
awoke the whole neighborhood,
but failed to la nd on the would be
burglar Who it was, or what il
was, or whether it was anything or
not, Dave sayeth not.
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-11
otero County Cotton.

The Arkansas valley is not gen.
orally considered as being in the
cotton belt, says the Pueblo Chief
tain. 1t may be placed there be-
fore another year, however, as it is
more than likely that more or less
extensive experiments in cotton
growing will be conducted next
season, and all through an inter
estlng little piece of back yard
gardening by Edward Ward, who
lives near Ordway on the Missouri
Pacific railroad east of Pueblo.
Ward about a year ago came to
this part Of the country. He had
lived for years in the sunny south
and is familiar with cotton and the
cultivation OF the profitable plant.
One day, just about year ago. he
was employed in unloading car
of hay, and after all the bailed
grass had been taken from the car,
Ward noticed few grains on the
floor which he recognized as cot
ton seeds. He took these seeds
with him and when the proper time
in the spring arrived he planted
them in his back yard, and from
that time on he forgot almost all
about the incident and the plant
grew and fiourished without irriga
ton or culture. In the proper sea-
son it bloomed and later the snow
white bolls appeared in place of
the blossom. Then Ward says
that there had been grown in his
ysrd as fine specimens Of cotton
as he had ever seen in the south.
Just few days ago w. L. Hart
! man was at Ordway. and he OBJ
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-11
4 w.ysss.d Son.

Lewis Arbuckic, young man
nineteen years of age, son OF the
late Frank p Arbuckle, a former
well known democratic politician
of Colorado. is in the county Jail.
He is charged with having entered
the store of w. +. Stark, of Rocky
Ford. in broad daylight, one day
last week, and purloining two re-
voIvers and eight pocket knives OF
the value OF Sac. The young man
was not in want and had no need
for the articles stolen. the act be-
ing committed whilc he was in a
very much intoxicated condition.
He will probably go to the peni-
tentiary.
Young Arbuckle's father met
with tragic death in New York
City some time ago. He left an
estate worth about $I5o, 900, half
Of which was to be divided be-
tween two sons and daughter as
soon as they became of age, the
other half going to the widow.
This young man will receive S25,-
900 as soon as he reaches the age
Of twenty-one. His mother, who
is his guardian, has been allowing
him 81. 200 year, but he claims
that this trifiing snm is not suffic
lent to support a young man o,
bis tastes. He spent two years al
Princeton College, but says he wa:
compelled to leave for the reason
that his mother would not allcu
La Junta tribune., 1901-12-11
"Aunt Jerushs."

+ Aunt erusha's Photograph Al
bum will be displayed IN Wood
ruff Hail, Tuesday evening, De
cember 18TH. This is highly en-
tertaining narration of the peculi-
arities OF "Aunt Jerusha's" rela-
tives and friends in costume. "as
they wore good many years ago,
when folks had picters took. jes'
So" Following is the cast OF char
acters:
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
WOMEN ARE NOT THE CRIMINALS

Brs. 81. a. Radcliffe of Denver, Who
WAS arrested On a charge II illegal vot.
Inc At the recent election, has been
found Innocent and discharged with
honor in Judge Haynes's court. The
dispatches reported that sho Was the
first woman ever cbsrged with having
voted llisgAlly, = somewhat remarkable
record, in YieW Of the fact that women
have besn voting ia Colorado for eight
years, IN Idaho aud Utah for i've, in
Kansas for fourteen and la Wyoming Z
for thirty.tWo.
This case calls attention anew 10 the
small percentage oicrime among women.
The criminal statistics from the census
ol 1907 have not yet bean complied, but
the census oi 1890 gives interesting
figures ~ ~ relative number Of men
aud women In the State prisons Of the
different states Omitting fractions,
they as follows: In the District Of
COlumbia. women constitute ~ per
cent ol the prisoners, in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island, u per cent In New
) orb, l3i In Louisiana, ~; In Virginia,
lli IN New Jersey, 10 la Pennsylvania
and Maryland, VI Ia Connecticut, 4 In
Alabana. New Hampshire, Ohio aud
south CAROLINA, ? la Florida, Aaiue,
Mississippi, Nss Mexico and Tennessos.
In Georgia, Illinois. Indiana, Ken
tuoky, Michigan. Missouri, North
CarolIna aud West Virginia, o IN Ar
kansas and Deleware. 4 in Calf rnia
Minnesota, North Dakota, Texas, and
Vermont, 81 In Oolorodo, Iowa, Mon
taBa. Nebraska and Utah, 2 In Ari1ona
Kansas. Nevada and South Dakota, /
la Washington, four iifths oi one pei
oent. in Orcgan and Wisconsin, two.
niths Of one per cent Ia Wyoming aud
Idaho, none.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
cn-r Of fnr Ermrs

Nrrf OK Mtv 2 -Whs1tbe AEsf'
en- srs stsarft 3 NeF Tofk Hailsd irf
-gss-s-r.on tosss it,es< stood or hsf
5-rrar 49, r.4Egs-. q EE1 q sboae
es-ze- q taif bs 'slls - trUe ouids
a g.t have rare thrilling rousoo--
C.-ri E3u.15 t5n Lsrsct e Fo.Dg
t,r--a o. De S-F-nsn fsth@'iEud 70 re-
r---s i.fs y s-s b. lsfi j. forty Eve yeArE
ar9. After so,ty Eve yssfs q exile, a.
r.1s. q lifetime ai eEplsiion, ga, p
hssr -ar q sixty seysn is going bark 70
e.a.r. uaaer tte Eaiser's favor, The rank
t..ss-1 --.iJr- that hsfJrisi'ed by The
rtsab.tofsbg; beaded bDy mAiIy in
1Te.
Hs .-s las almost expired. He
sr7. .s hts Ten assured q gracious re-
ea-t. by bic soTsreign. Yesterday be
---s.y ..5va5 lis steamer ticket His
-.5srs b nyi, are 70 report on Jane "a
O. he rez.ms1tzl commander in the uni
IN q q 5rF lieutenant ard siterward
sfh- Esissr 10 person.
A. midday parade On tina, day, there
i5-e. uhsu tie Foarih Uhlsus line up
i.r inspection gTizzied veteran stand.
i-a 10 ff91t oi bic company may be eG.
5sr.si 20 answer present" 10 the name
ofLs5isus1t Count Edmund Won Lar
.s.h. N9is1othsr man in that regiment,
probably. sss 10 il forty FIVE years ago,
81; every man q them will kDov-ior it
is saii % b q rsgimentsl tradition nov
that The las, time Count Won Larisch
- answered 70 his name it was bat few
moments before he raa bic ssbre through
The heart oi bic superior officer, 10 a
short, sharp cambat that meant the life
Oi one man or the other
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
A very Remarkable Remedy.

1T is With good deal Of pleasure
and satisfaction that recommend
Collie, Cholera and Diarr.
hOea Remedy" says Druggist A. W.
Sawtslie, Oi Hartford, Conn. "a lady
customer, seeing the remedy exposed
for sale on my show case, said 20 me
Il really believe that medicine saved my
lie the past summer while at the shore,
and she became - enthusiastic over its
merits that ! al once made mp my mind
~ recommend u in the future. Recently
gentleman came into my store 20 over
come with collie pains that he sank At
once 10 the floor / gave him a dose Of
this remedy which helped him. re-
peated the dose and in fifteen minutes
he left my store smilingly informing
me that he felt a. we'll az ever" Sold
by +. q. Haas, Druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

A pOund Of delicious besi.stsak grow
log out Of the ground is not picked up
every day. On Saturday = Salem man
brought into this Office 4 cluster Oi three
large globular mushrooms, nearly
black On the outside and roughly coated
like the inside ol thpe The fungus
editor sampled them, declared them
edible, ate one raw. kept one 10 cook and
sent one 70 DR.. &. n. Hall oi the Amer.
lean medical society, who is a scien.
ti6c expert On mushrooms. Long be-.
fore be reported, the larger edible bad
been washed, sliced. fried on a large
platter with aliltls butter and salt, and
made the editor a good meal II was
more delicious aud tender than a sirloin
from the juicssl Stalled, aud aIl around
stood the people making gOo.goO eyes
at the nau who ate with relish what
looked like sections Oi fried toad ex.
pectlng him 10 be- a candidate for the
undertaken. Bot il seems he knew What
he WAS about, Tor the specialist te!e-
phOned back
""All right. Go ahead Edible mush.
room. Order, Polypopceae-inany
pores. Genera, h-ta-pipe or tube.
species. Hspatica pertaining 10 the
liver. Very nutritious. Sometimes
called bfeeisteak mushroom Rarely
ioond in the United states"
Alas IL was eaten aud dgested before
the reporter knew the above interesting
facts. Bot our friend the specialist 10
off, or his scientific government reports
are of In saying this mushroom Is rare.
II 10 known from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific, and Il IL scarce Ia some sections,
and il is rare here Ia the spring, and Il
is so near tho color ol ths ground II IL
not readily noticed. But ID is one Of
ths most delicious aud valuable articles
oi food, and worth looking Tor at this
season in Old back yards, Csllers where
hOusaa burned down, or any aband Oned
out oi-the-way unexpected haunt Of
good things.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
SOME REASONS WY
OREGON GETS LEFT

How tbs little politicians used 10
abuse TBE JorEsAL man because he
told them the truth about the way the
interests Of tho state we're bsing sold out
by tho corporation politicians they sent
W congress snd ths ssnats2 Look At
the way Yaqalna bay Las bssn slAngh.
isrsd 10 appeAse the railroad interests
Look 81 the way Portland has got the
Eo-by on army supplies and tho move
nsnt Of tsoops7 San Franeisoo and So.
attic have hal all that business while
the poor fool voter has cast his ballots
ior cheap attorneys Of u,e trAnseonti.
mental lines. who represent some other
interest than their own state.
Recently the legislature ssnt Mitchell
back 70 the senate. Has he ever been
anything bai an Agent ol corporations a,
WAshlnEtonl Most Of the ilms both he
snd bis son have hsld lobs from ihess
great organizations that don't want ouT
rivers and harbors opened. No long 81
the people want this kind Of stufi dished
np 10 them - Republican politics thsy
might as we'll have Mitchell AZ anyoHe,
bat lst them nsysr iorEst that man
cannot serve tso masters. The Interests
oi corporations osntsFing Al San Fran
cisco and on Puget sound are not the
interests u the people Of The willamstts
VALLEY, and what hays We 10 eTpeot II
No ssad the cheap hired men oi the
Golden Gate and Seattle corporations 10
guard our lntsFests.
Oregon ulll continue 10 got left until
she wakes up Epd realizes that sho bias
50 - send msa u character 10 oongTcss,
MOI cheap statesmen Of the sslI-out, Job
huntng variety. Bat this has boon said
o. much and said - oi,sn that We dee.
pair u arousins she sleeping oilronship
0i oar commonwealth. impscnnious
place seekers are sent 70 The legislature
and state conventions, and then good
peopis 60 there and teg them Coz places
and olsFkahips snd appropriations, and
sll lhal Il sslash aad deprayed In svsry
little 2Hi euss is appealed 10 COZ stand
In. sud ihe blsges. graitsF is seni 70 the
senate ior the purpose d eKPediling
more gratis Tho agent of the general
asssmbly o. graileTs, male and female.
goes 70 washins.oi 10 promote more
gratis, ereaie more places, distribute
more Doodle aud 70 tho game proceeds.
ihe poople gei shout what they deserve
shen they Substitute gall and an itch
ng palm ioF c0asoionoe and charaeieg ln
he hssls u lselsIailon. Ia spite oi AZ
bla eit government ls pos ialluse.
~ Republic vlll hge, the Hraiter sill
,afiah and the efsiles musl ppugle, !
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

the sewer, which had been loosened by
a rain, from falling in, we're pat in
under the direct supervision and order
LOT the foreman Held, that a charge on
"iellow servants" was correctly refused
ia an action for iniustices caused by the
caying in Of the sewer. CON. h. Rep.
Olu72
Public Offices
IL is no defense 10 an action on A
township treasurer's bond that the funds
Of the county we're placed in bank con
sldered solvent, and we're lost by the
banks failure such officer being am in.
surer oi the lunis placed in the hands,
except for the act Of God or the public
enemy 60 y. B., Rep lllJA.
Telephone Companies.
A telephone company leased a telc.
phone 10 plaintiff uuder a contract re-
qurlng plaintiff 20 pay Sl6 per quarter
Ia advance on demand, and authorized
the company 90 terminate the contract
aud remove the telephone on default in
payment oy serving written notice on
plaintiff and providing that the contract
could not ho varied or waived except by
aNrltlug signed by the general manager
of tAc company. Plaintiff did not paw an
ins'a'lment of rrnt on Saturday when il
hccame due, ON a demand by the collec.
tor ol The comIany therefor, by reason
oi not having a cheek book, and the COL
lco'or suggested that ,bo payment be 10.
ierrei all the sucoeedius Monday. On
that day the plaintiff rendered the sum
20 the general manager, who informed
that notice OF termination had been
se'V'd a. plaintiffs place Of business.
and The phone removed. Held. in An
action against the company therefor
mat u Vas error to refuse 10 instrue
that the failure 20 pay the COLLECTOR ON
demand authorized the company 10 Tor
lelt the contract, unless the en- tension of
time, u any by the collector Nas in Wri.
unE and s.gned by the general manager.
"a fac. Rep Mont rs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
Gother Gun Victim.

7. J Clark Who resides near the poor
farm va resdjusting a gopher gun when
il exploded and filled his left hand With
shot, and lacerat Cd the feshy part d
bic right thumb.
The gun bad been planted by q gopher
digging near il and Mr.. Clark was at
tempting 10 reset il. when the sAiety
catch clipped and the weapon was dis.
charged. he was holding the gun with
bic left hand over the muzzls 70 the
discharge took lull effect. DR.. y. H..
Bradshaw dressed the wound.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

Somewhere in the world lie Is q,
stake every minuic OF the day. Right
~ oar own doors, perhaps Ia going on a
struggle as gflm aud hrrcc a. amy hght
% hight on rrCuni. You hrai the hol-
Low tearing cough zee thc oofc oi hluod
which tells ui thc wounded lungs marx
the emaciatcd hody and hectic cheek,
and know life IL I'D stake.
Tho nse ui Ia Picfcc's Gollcn Med.
icai niscoycry has saved many a life IN
i,isl such a crisis ID cufcs obstinate,
dcep-sratcd coughs. stops the hcmur-
fhage Strengthens weak lungs, and
restores the cmaciatcd h,siy 10 10 nor
NAL weight aud strchgth.
Tiiefe h no alcohol in the Mscoy-
ery.H aud u ID absolutely irce irum
opium. cocaine, and all other narcotics
~ deslfr % srnd ysn this hfiCf unsaihiicd
tssiiunnial writes hgg losrph "A pesI9fman,
lisfinm spfiuEs hrisN Go, N 4 Ella lsa ung
~ uY dahHhitts was suuellnE on acypnul 81
tshsr aympiauis ~ diseased unEs prunptiy
aaFf aei ~ i1rfpcs 0oldsn MfAisal discovery
With sfsiifYinN HuFfrss auf shg nue Cniols
oatClifnl htalth This espcuruCr Causfd nae
a. Fro1mmsnd o. fifIcta nrdilines o. my
neighlsifn. sha. Nithqai eafrtiion, htsa thsm
wlth afpfahls ftsaiisF
~. plefce's Cummou Scnse Medical
Adviser, n papcf covers, Il scnl fice on
receipt ~ al one-cent stamps to pas
caf,ensc ~ mailing 0HiY or u Cloih
bound yolufnc ls desired send a utamps.
Add1css Df. n. Y. rierce, buualo, n, y.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
uurE FYH FE1sFEerUs 20
FRANK cRlAsEJR, AM, Principal
.,ssoIution OF Paunershlp.

Notice IL hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
John q Wright, Frank Davis and b. J..
Thatcher under the firm name Of j. q.
Wright & Co has this day been Dissolved
by mutual consent, Frank Davis retir
ing itom the firm and X. Davis succeed.
lug 10 his interests therein. ]. q.
Wright & Co will continue the business.
pay all claims against said firm and col.
lect all debts due thereto.
B I'm j O.. WEI6HT & Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
IAkE SESSION
ooErty Teschers I-s5iisIs 70 x hsis
fr fhs CfB EzlL
snis for fhs rorth ven S-sii sr'
Wafer sns L get ths Pr-.irsl lfers-

ne city c,gocl re Ga reg - sEssi,1
as Eif rih Ce1.r -s. G-trcl1.
az. Era-as. WaIAer AL EsrsE l1
attsD5ssas. Nayo- B.to5 r--sali-E
Tie iiasuss c51al1li,s- rep'yrf=3 tsvos-
tfsy 1p0u ias - iilll .l 3. r. Tsi.i1g.
bg1 l3ra E41o- L1e1ss. st1 ias r-tltl0z
f9r rsnfuzI ~ ise9F licsrss q lossF-
R1sh was rsfsrrs5 b ttsu.
C9sBty s1pe-inte11 M1o-=s ps-
uiD1s5 hrosga Es81r5ef Ju8lE ir
.tls 90 1f ihe o9.1ril Chsmter i.f tls
Eve 5sys sssssoa a ths Nara a1uniT
beschers' irs.i.-te wbieh c18vslss "a
Gnne -. The rszlisfig3 rent tlr i1e
roo1a istl1 pr dsy. b7i . u1ti11 v4s
made sn5 approved, ths' ihsy have t1s
ran fyf tie Eve tays f0r s. sld i1f
nisb . 5a1isJf. heat ard iizhtE
J. P. Frz1sI 6iej BE 0zt1 a. sJ,ciz.
poliosuaD, seryiBK viiho1f psy. sLiea
va sDpfyvs3.
u sas moved ard sscohds5 ihsi tie
street. ootnmiss11sf b required ~ Te-
move 81 tswdas3 barreis frou ar01D5
by drants and that ibs chief u tie Gre
department inspect al hyjrants sD5 %,
them IN Orjsr.
mrHra sHs.r.aa.s.r. ..Hr.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

AZ q constant Disadvantage This IL
Why, for the past twenty-five years,
thousands q women have been con-
siding their troubles % us, and our
advice has brought happiness and
health % countless women 10 the Us.
Mrs Chappell, Of Grant Park, IL,
who's portrait We publish, advises all
suffering women 70 uss Lydia T. PINK
hams Vegetable Compound, as II
cured her of Inflammation Of the ovaries
and womb she, therefore, speaks from
knowledge. and her experience ought
% give others confidence. Address Mrs-
Pinkham's Laboratory, Lynn, hasS-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
Agents

Agents
Where an investigator 10 employed by
a corporation 'to sec 90 the witness aud
take statements aud to interyiow
witnesses, '-thoso Who expect aud
those Who are witnesses, ''--on thc trial
IT actions against IL, ho iu tho agenl Of
the corporation la hateyer hc does ia
relation 10 that part Of tho corporate
business and, iihc attempts 90 bribe
witnesses to testify falsely Ia iavotoi the
corporation, eyidcn ce OF such act &,
a lmissihle against the corporation,
though there 10 no proof that IL express.
ly authorized the act 40 n. T. Rep.
(N. ~ )S2.
Liquor Trades
A person managing aud controlling "A
public place OF amusement, which he
Invites the public, on payment OF an
admission Zee, 20 attend, and at which
place, he SELLS 20 his customers and
patrons Intoxicating liquors. who rolls
such liquors to one in attendance Al
such place. and thereby RENDERS him
drunk and disordehy. we'll kuoWi <
that when in that condition hc is likely
to commit assaults upon olhrrs without
cause or pFoyocation, ID bound to exyr-
oise reasonable care tolprotcct his other
customers and patrons from such
assaults and Insults. aud tor failure to
no 30 IL liable for damages a. the sui of
QUE assaulted and injured IS n. N.
Rop. MINI pl3.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
rhere CAS- of Peorl,

Who are injured by the use Of coffee
Recently there has been placed In all
the grocery stores a new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made Of pure
grains that takes the place OF coffee
The most delicate stomach receives
IL without distress. and but few can
tell IL from coffee. IL does not cost
over n a. much. Children may drink
IL with great benefit 10 cts. aud 25
cts. per package. Try h.. Ask for
GRAIN-O.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

Mise Fiorence Newman, who has been
a great sefierer from muscular rheu.
mstism, says Cbamberlain's Pam Balm
is the only remedy that affords her re-.
lief. Mise Newman is a much respected
resident Of the village Of Gray, y. T.,
and makes the statement for the bene-
ito Jthers similarly afflicted. This
iIniment IL for sale by +. g. Haas, Drug
gist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
Why a Woman


Vg~ ~lss5T -oza5 .sen ~ - 80
rr.ara ssd d51 thsy krzt E1oerEt111
u-o-aa- . fee3rngz- trails. sss-Eolit1ss-
AID peculiar orEs-ic olstzrtzDosA
Those thfngz are E1Own onlT 20
usrr-s-. and tie ai1 q zE1 woZld give
il ~ st k5s r1-Z--a-1
10 treat . case properly = y rleoes-
sarT 20 knCT al aksout T. and fu-l
irfgr-latiOn- rz8uv tluez- GaDnof =
rir-1 ~ . Eo-zs1 - her family pay
rlau. she esuD0t bring herseH %
Tel everything. ard TIE phys5eian u
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
Ialkei Mith BON Hands

The pupils Of the Deal Mute school
accompanied By one teacher, spent the
day a. the Fair Grounds for an outing
todsy. On account ot the rain the time
vas paced ia the pavilion. The train
men aid they we're the liyeliest crowd
they ever had On bOard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
MAKZARTTA HALL
PaIo Aho, oaII1osnIs

PrfD0res fDr Lsldnd Stanford or
any other college or university
Equal IN every respect 10 the best
schools OF tine East. 4 hOme schOOl
for forty manly boys. Splendid
equipment-perfect and invigorat-
ing climate. Palo Alto Is situated in
the Santa Clara Valley literally the
land Of flowers, fruit and sunshine.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

To or, CO b. ant psr
me Land Where Beefstesk Grows

Take iA1kiirs BfO1ng Quiuins Tabiets Al
5r1gEist refund the nloney N it fails % cure
". ofyFs'f fignatufe if ~ esch b9H.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

PmLADEIPHiA, May % The conven
ton Of the Architectural League Of
America opened here today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
Municipal Engineers

The danger 10 Workman itom cayipg
in ol the sides oi a fever excavation can,
not be said, a. matter Of Law, 90 b. an
assumed risk aud where workman
wss iniured by tke oaying IA Of sower
teing constructed undor supeFyision Of
the city street supervisor, assisted b.
the city engineer who acted A. foreman
under him and the pTOoi tended o. show
that the braces 20 prevent the sidca II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
HOT SPRINGS

DETROIT, Ore. April "a, l90l-Ihe
Trail TO the Breitenbush Hot Springs u
again opened up for the use OF the publc
at large, A substantial Bridge is nov
across the river and considerable ~
Proyements have also been made o. lhe
springs, so any one wishing 10 90 tieie
can have better accommodations lhAH
eioiOre.
rack trains are now In readiness
carry all who may wish 10 take adNan''
age OF the early season.
ANY one going in 20 the Springs cai
90 well by purchasing their supply "a
n. Jacobs OF DetOrit at Salem AhS
Albany prices, thereby saving irsiSn' 51n
on same. 70 lN
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22
Large Wall Maps Of the
United States 90.
Given Away


II you are going East, or thinking OF
sending for your family, DO not buy your
tickets until you have secured rates
from the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL.
ROAD Co. Their service Is e1celled by
none, and they can reach all points in
the East, South or Southeast from any
point In Oregon or Washington.
Through tourist car from Pacific Coast
TO New York.
II you will send fifteen sentsin stamps
10 the address given below, we will
forward you by return mail large wall
map Of the United States, Cuba and
Porto Rico, SixfO inches.
For particulars regarding passenger or
'rsight rates, call on or address,
b. II. TRUNHULL,
Conf Agt. III. Cent. h. r.
l42 Third st.. Portland ore
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-05-22

and there il a margin left Tor worse con.
diti0ns.