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Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-05-30
Toledo, Ohio, Dnia 30 Maia, 1908.
Vol. XVI. May 30, 1903.

skiego byf swietay. Gdyby to wszystko wy
Romano, nasze szko}y parafialne W przecia
gu kilku lat postapityby olbrzymio ma
przod.
Ale-skohczy}o sie ma planach. O lie mi
wiadomo, ami jedneg kroku
n g zro iono dotad ma dro
DE do ich urzecz visit n g.
n i a. Poczeta ma kongresie Federacya'
tyle sobie ma kark nakfadia obowiazk6w i
cel6w, ze przy najlepszych checicah aadne-
90 dotad nawet W pierwsze stadyum czynu
ME wprowadzi}a. tax bedzie nadal, skoro
ME zechce zrozumiec braku sit wfasnych
IT,. ME spusci tonu
Jezeli bedzie dalej faworyzowac VIA.
snych kandydat6w do infufy przeciwko in
nym, ME skupi nigdy wszystkich ksiezy
pod swym sztandarem. Jezeli bedzie wysu-
wac ma pierwszy plan aspiracye do repre-
zentacyi politycznej cafego Wychodztwa
polskiego W Ameryce, bedzie mice wroga
" Zwiazku Narodowym Polskim i ca}ym
obozie narodowynl, czemu SIG zreszts laden
najgoretszych zwolennik6w Federacyi
dziwic ME powinien. Ma natomiast pole
otwarte do zdobycia sympathy poparcia
cafego og6}u, jezeli szczerze, gor9co ca
fych sill zajmie sic jednq tylko sprawq,-
uregulowaniem polskiego szkolnictwa W
Ameryce. A ia jedna sprawa tax jest wa
ina tax trudna do przeprowadzenia, ze
warto i potrzeba poswiecic Jej wszystkie
sify, ma jake zdoby6 sic moga tw6roy Fe-
deracyi.
Rozumiem bardzo dobrze, ze ciezka to
rzecz umiet wyrzec sic szeroko pomysla-
nych aspiraoyj, ale ci, co obecnie przy Fe-
deracyi stoja, mieli ohyba dosyc dowod6w.
jak ciezko i'm ruszyc z miejsca dzieki
sprzeczno5ci interes6w frakcyjnych i r6-
znym podraznionym ambicyjkom ich VIA
snym obozie. Jezeli zas majq rzeczywistq
chec sfuzenia sprawie og6lnej oddania jej
rzeczywistej usfugi, a ME zadowolenia VIA
snej ambicyi, to na taxa abdykacye zdobyc
sic powinni. Zreszta kt6z przewidzieG mo.
ze przyszfoscY.. Po przeprowadzeniu je.
dnej sprawy pomyslnie, przyjso by mogla
kolej ma inne...
Jestem jak najmocniej przekonany, ze
sprawe szkolnictwa polskiego, zrozumie-
niu reforny szkdf parafialnych, skutecznie
podjac by sie m6gf mas dzisiejszej do
bic jedynie tax zwany "Komitet Wyko-
nawczy'' z iona ostatniego kongresu ale
tylko w6wczas, gdyby sic wyrzekf czeSci
swych aspiracyj, kt6rc ME pozwalaJa mu i
ME pozwolq ma zyskanie sympathy popar-
cia ca1ego og6iu, a nawet catego obozu IT,
|konserwatywnego
StoItisftur OSutlu.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-05-30
Article w ROSYI

Oddawna juz znane sq Rosyi stowa-
rzyszenia dla piracy zbiorowej, bqdz to ma
jemnej, badz przedsiebiorstw handlowych,
czy gospodarstw rolnych.
Artel 1aozy pracownik6w jednego zawo-
du mp. murarzy, ciesli, kopaczy, tragarzy,
jak gdyby W wlelkq rodzine, kt6ra wybiera
sobie starszego zarzqd i cafkowicie mu
sic poddaje. Starsi umawiaja sic rohote
dbaja O jej dostarczenie, dajq zaliczki, zaj-
mujq sic niekiedy wsp6lnq kuchnia. mie-
szkaniami itp. Wolno i'm wzamian cd gro-
mady zada6 porzqdku, karnosci, sumienne.
go wykonywania roboty. Niegdys "a prze-
kroczcnia take, jak niedbalstwo, nletrze-
zwosc, opuszczenie piracy, byfy nawet kary
cielesne, ohecnie zamieniono to kare ma
pieni9dze, czasem nawet znaczne
Do arteli wnosi kazdy uczestnik swoja
site robocza, albo majatek. Zyski, zatem
zarobek ma przedsiebiorstwie, jak mp. wo-
zenie kamieni, brukowanie drogi, przela-
dowywanie towar6w, dziel9 sic r6wno mig
dry czfonk6w, wedfug dni, kt6re pracowali,
albo odpowiednio do wniesionego maja-
tku. Starszy udziela rowniez zaliczek no
prod, zapomogi W razie choroby, nb. jeze-
Ii ona ME wynikfa pijahstwa, czy rozpu.
sty.
Artel sama wybiera swojq starszyzne,
przyczem kazdy ma g}os jednakowy. Arte-
le najczesciej sk}adaja sic z mezczyzn sa-
mych, jakkolwiek bywaj9 i kobiece. w
Niezynie istnieje stowarzyszenie robotnic
przemysfu tytoniowego, zlozone samych
dziewozet. Gel arteli bywa dorywczy, mp.
robotnicy fabryki 1aoza sic artel dla
wsp6lnego mieszkania utrzymywania ku-
chni; albo tez staiy, azoby ztaczonemi sita-
mi wykonywac pewne prace. Jednym z
wazniejszych warunk6w przyjecia praco-
wnik6w jest trzezwost, jednakowy wick
sita do piracy. Chodzi bowiem o to, azeby
silni zdrowi ME byh zmuszeni do piracy
"a sfabszych, ozy pijakow. By}oby to zas
konieczne, DO artel stale sic przedsiebior-
ca podejmuje sic piracy, kt6rq wy konac
trzeba ca}osci. w niekt6rych miejskich
zwiazkach wymagaja r6wniez odpowiednie-
go uzdolnienia, uniejetnosci czytania pi-
SANTA, nawet swiadectw szkolnych, lub
egzaminu. Czasem przy wstepowaniu do
artei zada sic wkupu r6znej wysokosci, cd
Is d. 1000 dol. Pieniedzy tyoh uzywa artel
ma nsrxedzia, koszta podrd4y osionk6w, ich
tynozasowe utrzymanie, ozaz M hyradek
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AGENCI "AMERYKI-ECHA."

BOSTON, MASS.-A. F. Koncewicz 157 Endcott
CHICAGO r. Andrzejczak, 8842 Marquette av.
CLEVELAND, O.-W. Bandowski $50 Ackley av.
Kolektuje takze w Lorain, Berea, Grafton,
Erie, Youngstown innych miastach.
DETROIT, MICH.-Ed. Wolczynski, 881 Rus
sell st. Kolektuje takze W stanach Michigan
iOhio.
DULUTH, MINN-Jan Bussa, 1O7 W. 9th st.
FALL RIVER, MASS.-J. A. Nowak, kolektuje W
stanach Massachusetts, Rhode Island CoRnec-
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NEWARK, N. JIM. Go}embiewski 1923 Iivings-
cznych.
PITTSBURG, PAN. P. Paryski, I'LL Wallace
ave-, Williamsburg Sta.-Kolektuje takze W
miastach okoliczaych: Allegheny, Braddock,
McKeesport, Latrobe, Mt. Pleasant, Connells-
Vile, Carnegie, Beaver Falls, Natrona t. d.
SHENANDOAH.-A. Mernicki, 1O3 w. Laurel st.
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UTICA, N. Y.-P. Rydzeski, II Whitesboro st.
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soy, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, it'd.
Agenci nssi maja prawo kolektowat wszelkie ma
: ,le1noeci "a "Ameryke- Echo, ksiazki ogfo-
szenia. r".- ~.-.-r
Pieniadze listy nalezy przysyiac prosto do wyda-
wcy, pod 'adresem: A. A. A.PARYSKI,
al8 jackson ave., Teledo, Ohio
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JAK POShAC PIENIADZE.

.z fEE1hkAzY E PiEN1EzNE (money ordere) MONA wyku.
spsa,sdzs nalesy odesise rsss hsem Wystrzeeat
@ E6sowana prywanych czek6w nieodpowedzalneh
~. tIsrY REesTRowANE. Mona do listu waoayc pie.
s lu6 pocze
s Sya1 ap c
Sossss2 S o
Sfns pslszy oowse astsgo sey Sic
iopeTts wypase 'S'D AA sp0'0o mega Ia
so Hs
aaieI RGistGT SdT G.G s 6 60
s s
nujeny, tyifo stan6w zjednoczonych LILO p'1'''
wLIscIE swYM KoN1ECzN1E NALEzY wYP1sAc
WE wXRAzNlE AM sWE IMIE NAzwIsKo, oRAz ADREs q
Sss;s g Ssssy
tydzisa sdrssis dotsd Pokwtewsns
sd
+: r.: spsssh. fsss ISIS
%
ps gsdpfs Lie15:
tenn ssssdo@ 'za'a p0"n'en mas
s nl n
agentow sadnych pieniedzy bez kitu Kte
TEN zawiadomic. -
Kto Psci $500 ma rok kg6ry wybac ksissek
IO Gdsby prenumerator ME otrEymaf tego mu by}o
przez agenta, pownien tenn zawiadomt
Przeciagu . Reklamacye przeduzone mad ten ME
bed8 uwzgledniane
Ksiaih kupione lub otrzymape premium MONA zame
nc teze ME ga pobrudzone ma inns przecagu IA dni
sase edaoS n
posyaamy.
sw sS.ss D9winsn TEN
adres.
Gazety ksiazk gina poczcie ub So zwracane
dzo czesto powodu zego adresu ub bez
TEN kto ME unis napsac aneskie
Uce r1a pssS$ TAX ak
CT kt6rzy mtsszkas msiych oeadach, kt6rych ME
ekspEesu, MECH nam napiszs akem najb2szem mescie
test ekspnes gy pisa do mas bowiem weksze
kazdy list do mas pisany must bye opfacony IT, mice mark
pocztowe. Nieopiaco onych list6w ME odbieramy.
Infornacyj pismiennych udZelamy tyko takich spra
waeh, ktore ME SO gazecie wyjaenione.
zs kaze nsstene pfaci sic &c cd
FFoslmy kazdego prenumeSatora nadsyfanie wiado
m0ecf, "a CO bedzieny bardzo wdzieczni.
Wszekie isty pieniadze do Wydawntwa nalezy przysy
0c ha nastepu3acy adeee:
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ROk XVI. No. 22.
SPECYALNE OFERTY

dla nOwych dawniejszych
prenumeratOr6w Ameryki
kto przysle soc.
zostanie pokwtowany "a 'Ameryke' Il doda-
tkiem) ma kwarta}.
kto przysle $1.OO
zostanie pokwitowany "a ''Ameryke' IL doda-
tkiem) ma poi roku.
~Kto przysle $500
zostanie pokwitowany "a "Ameryke" (z doda-
tkiem) ma rok imoze sobie wybraG ma premium
ksiazek "a ST. 90. Przesyfke sam op1acamy.
Kte przysle 1925
zostanie pokwitowany "a "Ameryke" Il doda-
tkiem) ma rok w preaencie dostanie 'Bbe
go Testamentu." Przesyfke sami opfacamy
1nnych premij do tego ME dajemy
Kto przysle $500
bedzie pokwitowany "a "Ameryke' L. doda-
tkiem) ma rok w prezence dostanie ''Zywoty
Swietych." Ma przesyfke prosmy dop}acit SOC
Kto przysle $3.50
bedze pokwitowany "a "Ameryke' Il doda.
tkiem) ma rok II tom6w Trylogii Sienkiewi.
cza, mianowicie "Ogniem i Mieczem" to-
my, "Potop" tom6w "Pan Wofodyjowski'
2 tony Przesy}ke sami opfacamy. Oferte te 70
blmy ma kr6tki czas. Zapas bedzie wkr6tce wy
czerpany.
Kto przysle $500
moze sobie wybrat ksazek "a 10 dolar6w
EEK wiecej niz 10 doar6w, p}aci tylko polo
dol; "a ksiazki wartosci 20 dol p1aci 10 do
lar0w
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-05-30

Napisane wyfacznie dla "Ameryki. .Echa.'
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1903-05-30

winni sk}ad owego proponowanego
"Towarzystwa szkolnictwa polskiego. ="
TAX wyglada naga prawda. Intereso-
wani moga sic niej sami przekonac, je-
zeli to ich ME zrazi do piracy ME znieche-
ci, w6wczas bye usi}owania ME
p6jda ma marne skutek bedzie!
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11

Slowboy (sighing) = The salt air
makes me feel like two-year-old!
GaygirI (archly)-Well, you certainly
act like one.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11

"Are you sure you love my daugh-
ter?'
Love her? When I'm with her, and
mosquitoes bite me, don't even know
it,
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Inconsistent.

inconsistent.
He--You' are a
cruel, heartless
creature.
She = How abb
surd! A moment
ago you said 1 had
stolen your heart,
I and now you say
I haven't any.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11
His Attitude,

IT fear" said
the tutor, that
you are not up on
mathematics"
NO." candidly
confessed the scion
of the plutocratic
house, 81 am down
on EN-"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11
EQUALITY IMPOSSIBLE.

Woman shrieked the oratress,
demands only equality before the
law!''
ct can never be-" said the wise one.
"she who can weep effectively will al
ways have the best of it with the jury"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11

PLAYED TOO WELL.
Actor-He can play drunken parts"
better than any one in the profession.
Manager-Yes, but the trouble is he
is too fond of rehearsing.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11

Love.
He-Think twice,
love, before you
refuse me.
She-Why should
I think twice?
He-Because, my
dear, a woman
never thinks twice
the same.
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Peace.

wife-oh. John,
the baby's got a
tooth!
Husband-Well,
I hope he'll be sat-
isfied now. He's
been crying for it
long enough.
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THE CAUSE.

whats the matter with Bingley?"
Lung complaint
"Twins?''
mo. Triplets."
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11

WHERE HE FAILED.
Tile says that he can marry any girl
he pleases."
''He can. But he never pleases one."
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11
Wary.

Wary.
Doctor-Put out
your tongue.
Little Tommy
No fear. I did that
to the teacher yes
terday and got an
awful whipping.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11
Error In Art.

Error In Art.
"Silenee!" said a
critic in an art
gallery, reading an
inscription. 1.-THE
idearof represent
ing silence by a
woman!"
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His Fatal Error.

tbs dIdt ETTOTs
"Of course I will
be homel;er some
day." she whis-
pered.
Impossible" he
replied calamity.
And he marvels
that she sent his
presents back.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11

Good Reason.
"What makes
men with money
so scarce?"
1.-THE men who
try to borrow from
them"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11
County Court auslness.

C. G.. Gibson today petitloned the
county court for an order appointlnl
him administrator of the estate of p
II. Gibson, deceased. The latter died
In Portland August 4th. was a resident
OF Marion county. and left an estate
consisting OF personal property valued
at $500. There are two heirs, A. Glib
son, aged 81 years, and G. G.. Gibson
aged "a.
County Judge Scott has dismissed
the contempt proceedings against Fort
Boise West, in the case OF State OF
Oregon. ex rel Anna r. West. ct al
plaintiffs, VS.. F. b. west, defendant
upon motion OF the plaintiffs attor,
neys. Mr. West was held for con.
tempt, for the reason that he had not
filed his report as executor OF his faith,
er's estate. but. the report having been
subsequently filed, the motion to dis
miss the proceeding. without preju.
dice, was allowed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11
A FINE
SHOW AT
SHIELDS
Amateurs viii be Given a
Chance to Blossom Friday
Night.

Shields Park wac comfortably filled
last night when the curtain went up,
and the hearty and continuous ap-
plause following the several features,
showed that Mr.. Shields Judgment in
selecting the different features was
heartily endorsed. The Thompson sis.
ters, two pretty little artists, sang
some very catchy songs, and put on
some of the most perfect and graceful
dancing ever seen on a Salem stage.
Morris and Walton. In their amusing
slSit, "A Tip at the Races" kept the
audience laughing from curtain to cur
tain. II Is very simple, but udl
crous complication of cross-purposes
"Goo-Goo Eyes" and the Good Old
Summer Time" were amusingly paro-
died. and brought out an encore that
would not be denied. Mr.. Thompsons
songs were, as usual. well received.
The pictures are beautiful, and the
singing good.
Little Marjorie Vaudeville is n
wonder in her line. She is as graceful
as a fairy, and as supple as a willow
twig She ties herself into a double
bow-knot and tucks In the edges. until
you can hardly tell what Il is. Sims.
the hobo artist. is simply immense,
and can only be appreciated by being
seen. The polyscope has some new
and beautiful films. that OF the Topeka
fire department being superb.
The management has several aspl.
rants for stage glory. who will appear
Friday night, which Is set apart for
amateur night every week. The usual
program will be given, but hidden tai.
ent will be permitted TO bloom. II II
wants to. This is a fine opportunity
for all amateurs to try their wings.
and for the audience TO criticlse as
much as desired. Amateur night will
be a dandy.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11

Frank Snedecor have gone to Tilla.
nook county. to spend a few weeks al
the seaside and in the woods.
Governor Chamberlain came IN
from Portland last evening to attend
the meeting of the state land board
today. He returns to Portland 10.
night.
Miss II. Hardman. of Portland. and
Miss Amy Burgel, of Davenport. Iowa.
who spent the past few days visiting
Mrs. L. d. Frank, in this city, leave
this afternoon for Portland.
Mrs. j. j. Maurer and children have
gone to Newport, where they will join
the Salem colony on the Nye Creek
beach for FIVE or six weeks. Mr.. Maur.
err will join his family in a couple of
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Stringer left this
morning for Seattle for a two weeks
visit on Puget Sound They will re-.
turn to Salem for a short stay with
Mrs. Stringer's parents Rev. and Mrs.
p. S. Knight. before going to their
home I'm San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. ]. Lehman returned
last evening from a threc-weeks' visit
with relatives In Brownsville. They
were accompanied by Mrs. DR.. ]. w.
Lehman. of that city, who will visit
relatives in Salem for a few days.
Commissioner of Labor Hon came
up from Portland last evening. and
will spend several days in his office at
the capitol Before returning to Port
land this week. he intends to secure a
house here, and will remove his fami
ly to Salem at an early date.
Hon G. s. Perrlne, of Boise. Idaho.
warden OF the penitentiary located
there, is in the city. and this morning
went out 10 visit superintendent
James. and look through the building
and grounds. Mr.. Perrin is making a
short pleasure tour through Oregon
and Washington. and on the way is in.
specting the several penal institutions.
Miss Hortense Kimball. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Kimball, leaves to
day for Boston. where she expectes to
devote two years to further study OF
music. Miss Kimball Is an unusually
gifted young woman. OF whom Salem
Is Justly proud, and her many friends
will be glad TO learn OF her splendid
she expects 10 be Joined
later by Miss Adelaide Sutmeyer. OF
Pittsburg. who has been her student
associate the past year
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-11
PERSONALS.

John J. Maurer went to Portland thii
morning on business.
Miss jeanette Booth returned this
morning from Portland,
Charles Livesley was a passengei
for Eugene this morning.
Kola Nels, of Albany. was a Salem
business visitor last Svening
w. II. Dancy went TO Jefferson this
morning for a brief business visit.
Mrs. Ella b. Mcdowell has returned
from few days stay at Newport.
John A. Shafer, OF Turner. was Sa
lem business visitor last evening.
]. A. Simpson went 10 Hubbard this
morning for a short business visit.
Henry Cornoyer went 10 Woodburn
this morning 10 look after some hops
Superintendent Campbell and fami.
ly. OF Chemawa. were in the city To-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Young are home
from Newport. whore they spent Sun
day.
County Judge Scott went to Ger.
Nis this morning for a few hours
hsit.
Judge C. r. wolverton went to Al.
bany this morning. for a few hours
stay.
John f. Steiwer. OF jefferson, is in
the city today, on business before the
county court
County Clerk Roland went to New
port this morning for ten days stay
a the beach.
Mrs. Hal. d. Patton has gone to
Portland. TO make an extended visit
With her people.
Mrs. Ida M. Vaughn went to Ore
gon City last evening for few days
visit with friends.
Rev. and Mrs. w. O. Kantner and
family went to Newport this morning
Tor a few weeks rest.
Rev. II. l.. Pratt left last night for
his home in Portland, after a few
DAYS stay In thus city.
Little Miss Luella Patton has re-
turned from a weeks visit with friends
ana relatives In Portland.
Miss Addie Swart went to Newport
ms morning for a two weeks vaca
uon and rest at the seaside.
Miss Jeanette Brown has returned
from Newport, where she spent the
past month by the sad sea waves.
mrs. H. S. Lamport and sons, Mer-
slli and Freddie. went to Newport this
forenoon for two weeks outing.
Mr. and Mrs. G. u. McNary have
gone to Neskowin and Woods. TO
spend a couple of week0' outing.
Allen j. Leland. travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago Northwestern
Ing.
c. NJ. Parmenter was a passenger
" Newport this morning. where he
lll Join his family at the Nye Creek |
beach,
Mrs. K. c. Holsinger Is in the city
Nom her home in Eugene. for a few
,s,eeks' visit with her parents, Mr.. and
mrs, j p. Veatch.
Mrs. L. l. Wheeler and two daugh-
ISefs' OF Orange Ill.,, LEFT last night for
sos Angeles, Cal. after an extended
,vst with Mrs. A. w Dimmitt and
',s' Q. A. Clark, of this city.
MT and Mrs. r. p. Boise. Jr, Mrs.
eugene Breyman and DR.. and Mrs.
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! Es;:! Es::.. :. Social Realm
Some Coming Events.

Ninth annual regatta, Astoria, Au
gust 1921.
State fair, Salem, September 14-19
Second Southern Oregon District
Fair, Eugene, September 29 October 3
Summer association of the North
west Indian agencies, Newport, Au.
gust 1927.
Klamath county fair, Klamath Falls,
October So
Good roads convention, Jackson.
Vile, August 15.
Fruit growers convention, Jackson.
Vile, August Is.
Knights of Pythias convention, AS
toria, August 20-21.
Teachers institute, La Grande, Au
gust 1921.
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Teachers, Examination.

The regular August examination for
county and state certificates will be,
gin at the court house tomorrow morn.
ing under the direction OF County Su.
perintendent Moores. and four days
will be consumed In the work. The
Marion county teachers institute will
begin September 9th, and will last
three days. For the latter some of the
leading educators OF the state have
been secured. and the teachers attend
ing it will find 1t most profitable ses-
sion.
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put on
More Steamers

Portland, Aug. 11.--It is definitely
given out here by the agent Of Harri.
man that the Portland-Asiatic steam.
ship line will augment its service by
a new steamer, the name of which is
not yet given out, but she will be char.
tered and begin running in September.
A significant fact connected with the
matter is that Hartman now enters
into open competition with Jim Hill
and his propositions Hartman will
improve the dock facilities here.
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Crop Reports
are Favorable

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE weekly
crop bulleti says the harvest of
spring wheat Is now general through.
out the Middle West In Southern
Minnesota the crop is late. and the
grain is seriously affected by rust The
weather conditions on the Pacific coast
are favorable. especially for harvest
ing. in Oregon and Washington. Corn
and oats reports from the Middle West
are favorable.
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The Boy was
ReVengeful

Salt, Lake, Aug. 11.-Walter Edgar,
10 years of age. this morning con
fessed his attempt to wreck the Salt.
air Beach excursion train Saturday.
Edgar was put OFF the train, and in re.
venge wedged bolts in the frog. II
was discovered a few minutes before
a trainload Of 500 excursionists was
due.
John Hickman, recently of Portland,
Oregon. shot himself today on account
OF family troubles.
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DIED.
HORNEY In Highland ada

HoRNEY.-In Highland addition. Sa
lem, Oregon. Tuesday, August II
1908, Miss Eunice May Horney, aged
10 years, of typhoid fever.
Deceased was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Horney, of Haystack
Crook county, a most accomplished
and beautiful young lady. She came
to Salem a month ago to attend the
summer school conducted by Prof. j. j
Kraps, and was making rapid progress
In her studies. when, on Sunday, Au
gust I'd, she suffered an attack of ty
phoid fever, and. though receiving, ev
cry attention and care. sank rapidly
until she passed away at an early hour
this morning. The parents of the
young lady we're early notified OF her
serious condition, and her mother ar
rived last week to be at the bedside
of the sick daughter and late last ev
enlng her father also reached this city
The funeral will be held from the
Friends church tomorrow at $3.50 a.
m, the minister of that church ofhcl.
ating. Interment will be had in City
View cemetery.
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south salam Personals.

Misses Stella and Pauline Morelock
are home from several weeks outing
at Newport.
Mrs. Steve Jory returned yesterday
from a short visit with her sister, Mrs.
James Jory. near Rosedale.
c. A. Vane, of Portland. was visi'
tor in South Salem yesterday. and left
for Southern Oregon last evening
Aaron Kiskern has returned from a
trip to Salmon river.
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Bricks Without Straw.

The penltentiary brick yard is doing
a large amount of work this season.
all the brick for the new buildings at
the asylum. the prison and the reform
school being made there. Today anoth.
er kiln of 100000 was fired. and stlll
the demand is unsatlsfied.