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AND STILL THE
ANSWERS COME

Susie NJ ochntree A. o welsh and "P Z " fwho represents
the hundreds
Many of their descriptions OF kiss have been published Todys
dozens old familiar
Many published during
Following
bursting enabling
gem priceless value
swee rnpuous harp
thrills the soul WIN peace and 10y Rsspres =, h;
Full flowing 10 the brm.
Il quite sparingy
eotherr wade ight i'm
echo affection beating
In
Miss ochnrce the following today
the o. lips
Of
kiss something which little bind
tmaie,. delights the
good that there viii be something doing
= a popular Of story
tudiouy curtatuE the involved
Its eodunee but
Miss Mamie McpOnads definitions and crisp:
"A kiss is slip knot in loves cable
= cupsd's banquet"
In numbers than before
Following are some which are especially good - -.
comfort after spankingcarenee Bragg OF FIRE.
Is a conquerer auarrels"c. A. ".
les happy ID
d."-Clark Parker yearsl
kiss k the uniting of two rays Of loves sunshine seq
nriviese and the dogs rehcharies NJ Keys
" The seal to a deedo Of ett"-p Hampson.
~ kiss s what you make It. u Hap -, -.
induced with any other end en- of securing honey un-
der false pretensss-seatle Newsletter. -
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Marriage License.

hvfa SchWab =. Taean1a RVssh H7s'
.Arrhir q. WiahhrsA SrattIs N...4.
T.. SnodKFass Seattls.
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Baby Humphrey. e months. Al nauas
hospital ~ ppsna hshl4a
Harry y 1resH. = years. At WEFsite
mission. - xfsrfai violence
.tepthat u Stepn ~ wars. az SCAT
TIE GENERAL hospital e semitic dcmen
tia
Ernst Huckeare, 81 wears az Prey
tsience hospital ~ Intestinal unztFue-
tinfi.
Henrietta fanasay. a years. AZ prpv.
tdercr hospital ~ ovarian cyst
Mrs Alfred Phillips. a. eszss iSsh axs
3 ~ CASTRO Intestinal cHfaFrh
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- curlos
VthfT "Hs oide Cufi6aly ah0n.a tool
Madison. street Indian rclicn. sea
shElln, etc
Dentists
pn G J. NELSON, 20 afa Arpads BIDS
preEsmsi,lna
Rnfaf1nfH. fadiss TallafinF Coz.
leEe. 1909 Fourth ave, Patterns cut
MApAMB a. n SMITH q Iilnehley.
-, Dancing Academy
noelaty, stage dancing and body rul.
tnfe. Phone. nsd y.
Dramatic School
EHRA ,,r. ,p, ,g 2 sea opsrag4 hahg6i,
fyndieats rsii tenn e6mms,,ess
hsptembgr 10 Diploma awarded 30.
taesiwents egar@atesd EradYsles giF
inHi DANGLING. psHeriuiive cataloEua
mailed tree Frank z. rEan pin
a.na.s , hohn &ore msnaser Tsie-
Engineers and contrse,ors
Pndff AofGb ninbdE 4 bnf6d,
mo co. Scandinavian Amerls an
briasss and sisdaeis steel ana and ron
WORK for building dfedeins and
harhor improvements pile drlylnE
Folding Bsds
AOnnfA FOLDING NEEDS Cali at
factory, sitis Pike. tables made 20
order.
Junk
III you want correct wsiahtg ard
Junk Co. 100 WeHtefni Main ei5
Mechanical Engineers
~ l.. MAtI.Asrrii -tha.t Pioneer.
l. Millinsry
Mis- A nj. HANhoN- Fall millinery
ri the lowest prices. Cor. Fourth and
Musical
iILnffG 6ssoeI q nasie. rs 6sssS
Notary Public
fXs u. fAYIoh nowhs IN Main VT
ooulis,- sna Aurl.,s
p h,s.S. sa 4 MAeRiNSoS-'a '-so'
m FONDA NADEAu-ssi burke BID
nR KIDBE Dallsy building.
Osteopathg
WARRINGTON IkFfitNAnY OF
oATEopATHf- itla SECOND avenue
phoas Jamen ttti 10th fneu and lady
ostsopathsg examination free
WARRINGTON INSTITUTE or o.
TTupAfHf-Ft Year, ln Seattle.
SAFE Deposit bulldinK. iQi First
Physleisn and Surgeon
bN 1patrHtSE DELI. ~ and a.
Arcade building
DR. ANNIE nussKis y Iiiahlsy plk
Printing snd Binding
AUHf '~fhe Printer ~ boring 81 3
6ommsrelal PRINTING u all kinds
nElsER. Printer. i& Seneca LAlI!
pstsns Attorney
s. n. ADAMa- braftns Coimah hids
Sewing Machines
HINGE Hswlns machine repair-
ms 1915 FIRST.
fmfSEA asliSersd b cents. Z daYs
nfefnsr free plane ard furplture
moving estimates given. hnion
Trnnsfer 4 storage ca.. ga First.
both phones Main 80
umbrells NspslrIne
nSlFkfTl.Af manlfsS Safsh. 10 Cow
srigs and ssnsrsl Tsp ps ps 30 sse-
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Births

q how - - AtnNtta'
4 girl r. htHief
a EirL = sN''fHaH
q bow -" = "tasFf'
n how. - u ttfNf
hSsn 10 Mr.. ana Mrs. Tony nuslnah.
Born 10 Mr., and Mira c. shlpiry a
Born 10 ar. and Mr. l.. $ prtcssoa.
Horn u Mr., and Mrs c. state a KirI
hcrn % MI and Mrs, 8 1. R0atr-
man. a bow
Born e Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph John.
sen. a BOY
born g Mr.. and Mrs. u. " suin-
van, n girl
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Fin.nsl.l

MGNEW
TO salsrisa employees and wass earn.
.sss sss. Get set S sa, y Sss. aay R ~,
uf gentleman, eIsfk book Keeper.
sa4ssmans tr@inman. warhinsst en-
sssf 80. s,s Assss a ss s.s ns sss'''
Meathly' = Moe WHY
tieo~Hstufn 60 us - a % o., x Or = q
tsturu g us y ~ % " er
ii ssSra !, % az 30 o. e % 81 Z
Easiest terms lowest Fefes, confl-
Dental. ng Inquiries, quick service
Ss's ) Caiea iiises -" ~ Ivan
CONFIDENTIAL Money IqaBsd or
interest Pike 81 tswslry &C. ~
Fias. between sgh q tsh. acFosa from
nanssys kAli
MONEY advanced saiarisd psonis. re-
Sa.. @sfs ss,sss, 's. ..sssi., sGss,sf
s sassa ~ Epl.r Slass .r u ssse sa ss.
A RELIABLE place 20 bgrro~ monsy
~ ia,s1.sI L Nsst ~ fiss .ir set
70. LOAN. Private MONEY =, Tow rate
~ tntsfeet nafnus q psnsf. ise
fsslsT way. rooms ani
A REsPEcTAnIsE place % harrow
money on Diamonds tsweiff.
wntehes Amsrican Watch a level
prisess ofriess. STRICTLY esnsiasntlsi
NTfTtf loans money % FeAi sstass
Ions TINE. galm~nt mpHthif II d.
siged ~ a Nirsus. tlaagau Block
fseoad and Columbia strest
cQLt.ATlshAL BANK tRarta 4
I.s.s!-, I'D lsassd On sns sood
UNION LOAN co. Loans House
bod fusnis.fs' warehouse e, rsSsip,s
rkw hgnarsa aell.rs 2, private money
hstn 4 IfoimAn. - Ssw Yorh hioek
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ars~t.sss
~ W. noUHnfoS. dlas ccllin.
Avetlarssrs
~ wAf.KEfs, ssnstai aaesionssr.
phones. JAmss 20 and a Ezti-
Abssrsetefs
oAnnhNE- TnFMff.N 4 co. lac.
established isee mining ejaim abb
Frsrss. san.st tss' I'D "a Ire '''a
BOOTH wHfTTIEsEY.H ANrORD
Abstract Co. established fts9 uasea
merit o. Halter biz. Phone. hain 10
SEATTLE ABSTRACT Co. ". Y. bis
Atterr-ys 81. Law
GEo g. KohaMAN. AiofneS at f.aw.
sfssn fat 'ss Sloez CA. s..is,. specially
TnoMAs rAoE. Marion block. Both
O. WARD kEap. Burke bid nun zee
W. ID. LAMBuTII aot.s Pacific bloch
Banks
fiIE fiksr NATIONAL fANE n
Rsattie-FeId up capital Nfa coo. SEN
sral banking business ,srassssssisd.
Eeniehssn. ss cashier sssasf thas n Mss,srs
eou; asst cashier. n. y. Psrkhurst.
taiisd' s;s,s. :" suS Europe. cues o.
THE CANADIAN BANK OF COM.
MERGE ,apftRl paid up. s. 20 90
tsishi miiiion seven hundred thona.
est allowed on time deposits = gem
sfal banking buHinrns transacted.
Seattle branch corner James street
and second aVsnue. q. V. Holt
THE scANpTNAviAN AMERICAN
s sas g .fs.ae,sd s Sapeniis e1ssS
GO capital snd surplus. Nss 60. a,
pre-. J. '. LAM, cashier. Geo. n.
FISHER asst. cashier
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Second avenue and Pike street, cap.
tini raid up. 10000. T.. e Ecufelder.
pres J. r. oreentssf. cashier com
fnrrcial, savings and trust busineea
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid Ia. KS. 90. surplus.
So. co. y. Furth. presL ! N 0oid-
nmith. vice pres " v. Ankeny,
cashier. Fuondents in principal
cities % the United States and Eu-
rope
Business Colleges
BEST methods and teachers@-Acms
Business College. Second and Pike
PROF MOuufNsR dav ana plch,
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- ~ = : 10
y, sta@sa ACHES near tntefurhan raf
line, , acres cleared arUom huuae.
chicken house well aud nur spring
Euud soil
~ hHa 10 acres, y mile from station ou
tntefnThan line. hrres CLEARED small
othEf uufhulidluHH.
lSHTfERukER a AtNEI.L.
Room M Hekwsli biz
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FEpEIsAl iNYk u ST 50.
~ T SMART, LES2N hiskAltp.

FEpKltAl. Inv tsl Y i.Sr 50 :
~ T SMART, LIMBS hlShAttbs
Matsksg sssfs, ss,s,s,s
House aIsd : lots. fth ave. west lots
"a fruit ntceiY improved. E3l a
third cash. EASY terms
5 roera houes. iAfse iot lntrfeafi nses-
y - 'H' nv. =, SD ed Sea ~ y
s-roan hatsT tsserY avs. He.lsrl
nicely finished. fsnts fer -. I.sss
on very easy tsffas -.
Z lotn 10 fest fronting on BFuadw AZ
ballard. between let ave. and Main
s. sssss'' hs .sss olympic Place. cheap.
a 80 - stoss a block from new Steel
Works. tioe each. for a fsr DAYS
%. n safe psvo.is nsds Main -
HAsNiEH REACH
THE fLAeE 70 LIVE -
bsaanas,fai i sss.G' on shore u fss.
s.a.instea: , .hass .l ssas a.. s9 .x ssss
are ssilirs iAss At 81 - aud SO
81 s. Rnd Dc down and = mouth ie.a
sirsaay sela: svsryeeay llsss LsAitslar
pr e5 ~ ms r fer rome ssa ~ ~.
sestmsut. schg9is churches. storss
flns ssrssn ss.l & cleared .ea ssaasd
ss sIssi i plenty -ss3 md ma s sfs
heaithfpl. plenty wood ard ctr va.
hcme built. SEE Mr. Weed agent nTirs
az Rainier Reach or G Y aturfs-
want. evnsr. tia Boston block
ron aAf.E-HFAt. EsTATF
$50 Ia tka~-Two bika from two car
lines. lots have lne view and good
nnsIshesrheod' : pr cent discount
q ia,ss acres. east side Lake washing
ton. cleared. gruhbrd and IN bsrrtess
~ fruit trees small house, shed
spring. = mile from lake. v fniis
from boat landing owner must sell.
rso-io acres east side Lake Washing
ton. y mile from LAKE. easy pay
81 dso-s,s Acres. Queen Anne. blocks
from ear linz
NJ y WIGHT a CO.
! 50 Bailey Sin Pheue BLACK 81
BEATS THEM ALL.
fEG~Ftve and nre.haN acres Of choice
lard on the fnterurban. close 10
Garden station. this land Is ali
siaEh~d and very easy cleared terms
fHa cash. balance g eiit purchaser.
q ~ NICHOLS.
Eif Washington bldg
LOTS for Ti.ooo-bsst buy In Seattle
Here are tuo bargains that you should
Investigate AZ once for they are
| away under the market price. much
| less than lots joining them are sell
Ina.
"a Boston block.
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Dancing School. Prof. Wiilson's,
Hanke hall. Pike street and Urn
avenue ss'
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THE PmHntsnaa ACEfY1.ENh SO
generators on the Coast sole hMtn
roe cuttH Generator ONCE tust and
ave. 7. q. address NN 18th ave, -
Seattle.
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Free Want sds
Soc Classified page for Free Wan,
Ads
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1uslnsss Chance.
ONLY nmo %

Broom brick. with lease, all cleaantiy
furnished, new brussels aud NolNsi
carpets. rent only go ~ Dor month
all full. receipts about $40 a.. strict.
Is fret class 81, $500 ENQUIRE 1tOoa
10 linton block.
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HuHtNEaa CHANCES
IodEinE houses, grocery stores. rigar
. Stands. "a fact. everything IA The
line of business.
have a good homestead rplluuuiHhs
mHnt also fur sale
~. g, DAVIS.
2oi bailey bids BLACK adi.
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PARTIES wanting 10 squat on home
stead claims cruising 10000 fir and
better. call room 40 Pacific block.
EAIsEGMfsN aresrequlFed 90 handle
the croWdH At Hiilman City buying
acre tracts People ara surprised 20
get thsW 80 cheap and on such easy
terms. t-eent fare on Washington at
Come today.
CIIEAP-Two large tracts Of land ard
2-AfoFy house only 1876 If sold at once
Ses owners. Maule or Grimm. Harden
station, ~ cents fare on new Ron
ton car, tst and jackson IT.
Acreage TOR Sale
ACHE TRACTS tToH SALE.
ACRE TRACTS near Bitter Lake. fust
north 0f Green Lake. Cheaper than
FRANK T. HUNTER. owner.
10i-101 Globe block.
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Go 90 the GRAND cafe. isit Third
ave. for your breakfast. lunch and
French dinner. Private dining
rooms. 80
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Curlos
VtnfT "Hs olde Cufioalty ah0n. TOO
Madison street, indian relics SCI
/ shFiiu, ctc.
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Asks for a Pardon.

Mrs e. S. Hill of Ashland. was be
Tore the Governor last evening ask
ing for the pardon of her brother, II
=. Messenger serving a 12.year sen
tence for manslaughter. The Ash
land Tribune OF this week SAYS OF
Mrs. Hin;
Mrs. e. S. Hin went to Salem Sun.
DAY night, where she will intercede
with Governor Chamberlain for the
release Of her brother. II. @. Messen,
ger, from the penitentiary. who is
serving sentence for shooting ]. p.
Cotton two years ago. Mrs. Hin Is
armed with petitions and letters from
a great number OF people in Southern
oregon asking for the pardon of her
brother The fidelity of his sister &c
her brother, who has never lost sight
OF his situation since she arrived on
this coast from the Hawaiian islands
some two years ago. is as marked as
the zeal and intelligence with which
she has gone about her purpose to
get him released and illustrates a
feature of true family affection that
is pleasant to note"
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An Afternoon Wedding.

Al the parsonage Of the First M. p
Aurch. at 3 o'clock yesterday after
con. Miss Hannah Kurtz was mar
ad to Mr. Alvan l., Godfrey, both OF
As city. Rev. John Parsons, ofiiciat
tg
The wedding was a quiet affair, only
\ immediate relatives of the happy
nple being In attendance, this owing
the recent demise ofsa sister Of the
dde
The newly welded couple is well
ID fayorably known In this city.
mere both have spent the greater
prlon OF their lives. The bride Is
ee daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f..
Emtz, and the groom Is a son Of Mr..
I'd Mrs. James Il. Godfrey. The
hppy couple left Immediately after
ae ceremony for Seattle and other
plnts on Pugent Sound. where they
VII spend a few weeks, when they
Vll return and take up their resi-.
tsnce on the Kurtz farm near this
civ.
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Amateur Night
at Shields

OF course everyone will want to bt
present at Shields Park tonight
when the amateurs again make thsil
Appearance directly after the regular
performance. Amateur night has al
ways been a popular one, and IL Is
safe to state that standing room will
be at a premium.
Many new features will be intro
duced on the professional bill. The
great Westin will impersonate Gov.
Geo. E. Chamberlain, Doc Gibson and
n, j. Judah in connection with his
regular performance. Those who
have not seen him are missing a real
novelty.
Kalacratus. the juggler, will also be
seen In some new juggling featS, nev.
er before attempted In Salem.
Wise 4 Milton. and Flood & Hayes
will also add to their turn.
Fof the amateur" part OF the bill
Patton Bros have ransacked the city
for novelties, and promise most
langhable entertainment. Some OF
the special features are Alfred q
Dick, two black-faced artists who ex.
pect to make ten-strike II the au.
dience win take time to listen to what
they have to say.
Julian Rose. who is an imitation OF
the great Hebrew impersonator will
appear and present an all-star mono.
logue that is immense.
Ristine will again dance himself
into popular favor.
Dolphin Bros, two youngsters, who
VIII be known as the progressive en-.
tertainers," have turn up their
sleeve that will please They dance.
sing, etc, In ludicrous makeup.
Rube Landon, the artistic 'wirewalk.
er, will be there He has some new
tricks and expects TO get the glad
hand after they are accomplished.
Those who havo not yet seen an
amateur" night at Shields Park
should avail themselves OF this oppor
tunity. 30 II Is one of the most laugh.
able events ever pulled OF In Salem
Performance takes place at O'Clock
tonight
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RiChmOndS 5o8
Chautauqua

Richmond. lid, Aug. 2s.-The first
session of the Richmond Chautauqua
assembly. for which preparations have
been making for some time, opened
today at Glen Miller Park and every.
thing points to the success OF the
venture. Tho assembly Is to con.
tinue until September s. Some OF the
prominent speakers and lecturers to
be heard are Madame Tsilka. Dana @.
Johnson, the Rev. Stanley Krebs. DR..
A. W. Lamar, the Rev. Sam Jones,
James H. Shaw, Mrs. Leonora M.
Lake, the Rev Father L. J. Vaughan
and James Speed
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PERSONALS.

Miss Halle Thomas went to Turn
Or last evening.
Mics Ella Hodson went to Portland
day for a brief visit.
Mr, c. s. Gill; OF Seattle, was a Sa
I'm visitor this morning.
j Ex-Governor Geer went 70 Portland
Ms morning for brief stay.
II. w. Barr returned this forenoon
nom Portland, after a brief stay.
d. w. Tarpey went to Albany this
morning for a brief business visit.
MISS Julia Raymond went to Port.
land this morning for a ten days visit.
MISS Leona Grandy, OF Spokane. Is
me city visiting at the home OF
MS, George L. Rose.
MISS L ma Cayanaugh has returned
ner home at Turner, after a few
2 visit In this city.
nss Mabel Robertson returned last
salng from a short stay with Miss
M Gray at Newport.
W and Mrs. II. C. Epley have re.
ned from an extended outing at
|oal Lake, Washington.
MSS Minna Sauvain returned this
'lnlhg from Portland after a visit
month In that city.
MS. C. II, Hinges and children left
S morning for Portland. where they
I. visit Tor a few days.
brcdemeier OF the Yokohama
y store left this morning for Port.
',a Tor few days stay.
M and Mrs. Geo. II. Irwin returned
/, ~ morning from a few weeks stay
ne mines above Detroit.
.ause {. a. Sehlbrede Is in this city
oIet business visit and will go
~ % Portland this evening.
alles jameson, of Polk county,
purchased a farm at Jefferson and
n n, removed TO his new home.
-'ss Wright, of Portland: Is In the
onsiung Mrs. Carrie Burton, of
~te superintendent's office.
y Johnson went to Portland this
Ing on business connected with
'ynhson Creek Mining company.
% Vnarles T. Chamberlain went to
N ana I lrst evening, after a visit
A's father, Governor Chamber
eaator Squire Farrar returned last |
M from visit TO his family at !
4, "0eAs' on the Lincoln county 4
paty Sheriff Palmer went to st. |
,su.s.na sna Bntteville this morning, |
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where he had papers to serve in sav
eial cases. :" 'e'
sam E. Hughes returned last niebt
from Eugene. ~ 9"'
"A. w Giesy went to Silverton this
morning In the interest OF his insur
ance company.
MIS-. %. A. Rogers and Miss Harri.
| ett' OF Santa Rosa, Cal. are I'm tbe
city, visiting at the home of Mrs r
I b. Southwicln " WIS +
Mrs. f. f. Toevs and children re.
turned last evening from three
weeks outing at tho Nye Creek beach
near Newport. avn
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. =. Rodgers have
returned from a stay at Newport
Where they can enjoy the pleasures of
the Nye Creek beach.
Governor Chamberlain left This
morning for Portland. and tomorrow
ne expects to go to Newport to take
MS family home from the seaside.
Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Kimball are M
their farm near Dallas. where tbev
are looking after their prune oroo
ana incidentally enjoying an outing.
MT and Mrs. II Facklam, Of Oak.
iahd' Cal, were in Salem last even.
ing on their way home from Dallas
tives. wa
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua II. Smith
nave returned from a two weeks Wis.
IL to San Francisco, where they at.
tended the national encampment of
the Grand Army.
Max M. Shilock. secretary OF the
chamber OF commerce of Portland
passed through this city on his way 10
Newport this morning for a few laws
stay at the seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. / N. Woods. of Dallas
are In Salem, visiting Mrs. A. NJ Dal.
rymple, who is Mrs. Woods sister
They recently returned from the Nye
Creek beach at Newport.
G. w. Dixon, OF Visalia, Cal who
spent the past few days in this city
looking for location, left this morn.
ing Tor Eugene. He expects 10 re-
turn here In few days.
e. B. Moores left this morning for
Newport where his children are now
lt the seaside. He will bring the
.amily home next Monday, Mrs
Moores remaining In Salem until Mr..
Moores' return.
Mrs. c. Condit. Of Turner. left for
Ter home this morning for a short |
'isit, when she will return to Salem.
rhe lady and her husband, Mr.. c. |
,ondit, are spending a few weeks at
he home Of their son. A. o. Condit,
n this city.
Rev ], II. Coleman, d. D., went TO
Ioise, Idaho this morning for a brief
isit to the Boise conference of the
iethodist church. He will there pre-,
ent the needs Of willamette universi
y, and ask for assistance in the In
rea3ing of the endowment fund.
Jack Carmichael. the hop buyer
as returned from an extended stay
[ his home in England, and will
gain take up the work of his hoJ
usiness here He was accompanied
y his daughter, Miss Carmichael,
'ho will spend few months Win he.
ltner here
Fred Aschenbreaner. OF Dysart,
IVA, is In Salon He formerly re
ded here. and came back 10 pur.
base a fruit farm. He has done
advertising for the val
" In his present home, and several
Imilies from there ere coming TO Sa.
m to live.
Werner Breyman was a passenger
" Mehama this morning where he
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peath cs Ernnk Elnlr

Frank Elgin. pioneer of 1852, died
in Corvallis last evening of heart dis.
cast. He was a brother of Mr.. James
II. Elgin and Mrs. Sol Durbin. of this
city, md 7. number of the relatives of
deceased LETT mere this morning for
Corvallis to attend the funeral. Among
those going were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Elgin, Charles Elgin, Mrs. Sol Dur.
bin, and her daughter, Mrs. Kelts.
The party will remain in Corvallis I'M.
I'll after the funeral, which It is ex.
pected VIII be held tomorrow after.
noon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-28
Raneher Kills Hlmself.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 2s.--A Miner
special from Cody. Wyo., says: Frank
smith the rancher who shot and kill.
ed ID. X. Dirlam, ncighbor on Tues!
DAY morning last. committed suicide
oy shooting himself today. He work.
ed at stacking hay all forenoon. and
after eating his dinner stepped into
an adjoining room, placed the re-
volver to his head and blew his
brains out.
The killing of Dirlam by Smith was
regarded by many as justifiable, and
at the preliminary trial, which was to
occur next Saturday, II was believed
he would doubtless have been acquit
ted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-28
Band Concert ronlnht.

The Salem Military Band will give
another of its delightful open-air con.
certs this evening on the corner of
Court and Commercial streets. Ntw
music. new instruments and a well.
trained corps of musicians will be
the attractive feature of this con.
cert, and Prof. Willis McElroy prom.
ises a musical treat to the public on
this occasion.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-28
Senslblv Insane

Sheriff Shaver received a telephone
message from Barlow Sunday TO the
enect that a young man named Tom
Hoover had asked the authorities to
have him committed to the asylum be.
fore he did somebody bodily harm.
Young Hoover is about 20 years of
age and had been of unsound mind
for some time. Sunday he got afraid
OF himself. with the above result.
Shaver telephoned to Barlow to have
the demented man brought to Ore.
gon City, but he has not yet been
brought In. as we write this item.-
Oregon City Courier.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-28
Es;;!. |: E;;:! 4! Social Realm3
Some comIna Events.

Oregon National Guard encampment
!, Roseburg, September 3-11.
state fair, Salem, September 1919.
photographers Association OF Pa
asc Northwest, September 1926.
Second Southern Oregon District
mir Eugene, September 30 October 8.
Klamath county fair, klamath Falls.
eaober SO.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-28

Some people have an idea. because
they have a little money. that they
are little better than others who arc
not so fortunate. Well, you are not.
ANY person who is honest and respect.
able and provides for his family is
Just as good as the president OF the
United States. II is the common per.
son who wins out in this world. Are
you one OF them?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-28
Men and Teams Wanted.

Four or five good men with teams
wanted to haul wood. Good job, good
pay, steady work. Don't fail to look
this up, as 1t will be money In your
pocket. Bill Anderson, at the Elk
Head saloon. Salem. s-15.2ws