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The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12
us. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Grand Junction, Colo.
Local observations taken at 6
O'Clock, Mountain Time ,fs
Maximum temperature yesterday SO
degrees.
Minimum temperature this morning
SO degrees.
Relative humidity at F. m. yes
terday, 81 per cent. Relative humid
ity at a. m. 20 per cent
Precipitation during the past "a
hours. o 90
Forecast for Western Colorado
tr Fair tonight and Tuesday.
R. H. SULLIVAN,
Observer. Weather Bureau.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-12
FIRST GLASS HOTEL CHEAP.

Must be sold at once. Doing large
business. 20 to 40 daily arrivals. In
vestigate. Gaines and Rose. All Main
Street.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-HANDS0ME COLONIAL ESTATES
residences and revenue producing farms: easily
accessible to Washington and Baltimore. Timber
and mineral lands THE WASHINGTON I'M
RER, MINERAL AND FARM AGENCY. No. 1<0f
st. NV. Oc24-6t
FOR Saloon THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS.
At Bluemont Virginia. ideal villa sites for sum-
mrr homes: easily accessible from Washingteas
high attitudes and pure freestone waters: d.
lightful season for inspecting property. InquiN
Of THE BLUEMONT LAND AND IMPROVE
AEHT COMPANY. 1x0z st. NV. oclo-2oe
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FOR RENT 1925 Corcoran 12r. b 40 90
i4OO NV ,l8r 3b. 125 CO., Office rms 907 G Is 90
1886 l st LIS OO Ste rlH, 1903 II NV 1s 90
1927 8 NV 12r b. gu. 10 Office rms, 1907 + st nw
1887 NV, Tor. b.. $500 1884 st NV. .......-
2451 18th NV. Or. 40. % Office rms, 6Z1 st NV
TYLER { RUTHERFORD llnc.). 1907 1t.
oc246ts
FOR RENT - 1921 HARVARD ST. NV; BEST
house ON Columbia Heights for the money; IL
rooms and tileu bath; steam heat and all modern
conveniences. Rent reduced to $3S per month.
oc24-3t b. E. SAUL 9Th and l. SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-T5 ST NV: DESIRABLE FLAT
Of rooms and large bath room with porcelain
tub; average rent, SO 90 per month"; best tat In
city for the money; south front. b. F. SAUL
18th and L SITS. NV. oc24St
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FOR RENT
THOMAS J FISHER CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND SCRASCE.
14lS ST NM TELEPHONE Al. 3$S
rNFURNISHEp.

rNFURNIsHED.
1880 NV lar. 2b 81 so, I4th .r. 40 90
I'LL NV, 13r. Oh. 500 1907 Staughton. Or b3I SO
sos NV. iir.pr an i.:.SI q st. P, Or b. $500
l4ss n ~ ~. Anacostis Hts. o.. oo
eO43 NV. I7r. IDS no iOT chaplin NV yr b. - W
lN7 Mass sv. l4r l2o W .04 NV. 1or. b.. * y,
1871 isa l 18Th nw ss IT,
l7O4 . NV. Tor. b. $50 s29 Mo ave NV. Tor b30 7s
1915 Nv. 1ir 2h 7",h 3l2 Del ne. Tor h30 50
POSI- st NV Ior b6o. 90 500 I'd st NV, Or b. 30 90
1928 nv. i2r So, 1902 Princeton, sr 20 50
1908 as NV III. b50 20 - Is, 7r. b. 81 in
1916 kenyon. 800 LIST ne. Or. go. ~ 80
170s 18th NV. l1r.b. AZ 90 81 Jackson me- br - ~
2llO NV. 1er. b. 5000 1851 jackson ne.s,.a 80
sdn HSh s Lot, 1925 so $40
$40 N a. NV ar y 40 20 ''' '''
3D. floor ia s2s 18th nj. NV. 5r b. $40O 90
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Hotel. Fl NV. loot. 5000 Corcor'n 18th Or, 100
Conn bt a. a ID mr. I'm l9r s
i7f9 li5 Tnn'5 ,r,n p s n .;
fnsieside. 18th 18th How: ford: 12r. B. ,so
a Ia nr GFf NE 1877 81 SS o
Mass 1s lt1 20
ISL f. e IA; ;sis j! j SD :
p 18th, I0r L.. 150 10Th mr. X, pr. 3b 66f6
bit 27th&2sth. sr. b. IS i9th&Cincnnati 103b $50
p BIT 15th&I8th Cir 2b7oO 22d mr. X, l0r b.. 1850
Providence st. Brook Chevy Chase Tor, b. IS
land. lar. b.. 100 Kalo Conn ex. Or 2b.--
FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN THE
MARION THE MANCHESTER. THE RE-
GINA. STOD-ERT AND THE MACRY.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS IN
THE PORTLAND.
OFFICES.
6O2 IA TO 500 Sw cor 18th q SITS
1921 f NV Room 8. 15.0U NV. Room II. IL %
Be l2th&F pW.Sl5$;O 620 NV $40 SIS
1<11 NV. IT,. 90 1873 ". S. SD
Century bldg. .S'2e,25 1857 9Th NV S6-Sa5
1924 n NV 500 S3OI Room H. ll14-l6
1921 NV. .... .SlO-S75' NV 1r............ 10 90
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE CUk
LECTION OF RENTS FkOM ALL CLASSES %
PROPERTY.
SEND OR CALL At OFFICE FOR FULL LIST OF
FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED HOUSES.
OFFICES. STORES AND STABLES.
THOS J. FISHER x CO., Inc,
oc24-tf l414 st. NV,
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FOR kENT-Bf W ESQ
1907 Pei
li24 18th. l6r. 2b. .$l00. 90
go 9Th. 13r. b,ami. 600
1880 Newark. lUr. 2b,
lease ........... WV
1907 18th. Or, b. Gel. 30. 90
2l6 e, Tor. b.laf.c oo.J)
1915 l3th. 10 y. lar. misc ~
1911 G, sr. b, ami. 1880
e22 sd. Sr. y. lat. AZ. -
1868 18th, 12r, b.ami40.60
1874 25tb. 9r. b. eel. 30 %
25l7 Pa ave Or, b. .35. %
.lI3 Pa av.12r. b.cel.:'o. ~
2815 X, 7r, w......13.5O
313S P. 7r. W. Gel. 49, 81
2122 X, rear, Ar, W. 1870
222lStPsul's ct. 5r. will Do
1l27Fussell's ct. Or. wl0.%J
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$35. IS. .1747 + NV. 8r
$35. so. .141S 9Th NV. Or
$50. so. 1924 Q NV. Or
S35. so. 6l3 y y av.wareh
lS35. The Marlborough. 2r
k55 .432 9TH NV. Up fio0r
sac. SO. .2Sl8 18th NV. Sf
$50. 50.S19 Quincy NV. Or
$50. 40. $40 N C av Sc, 7r
$27 30. 1905 L NV. Sr
NJ 80. The Montgomery.4r
$26. so. .61615 b sw, 8r
&26. 40. $50. .635 A Sc. Il
S25. so. 3473 Morgan av. 6r
| SIS IS. 1908 Wallach pl, Or
$25. 30. .243 Sth ne. Sr
SIS. The Cumberla nd, Dr.
$685. ..15O3 NJ NV, 7r
SD so. Observation-Disclosures
$40. SO. -243 K ne. 8.
$50. zoe Erie NV, 8r
40. 49,. $50 r nN. "tfic-
$40. 40. .226 Mass ave, ar
| $l7.35. ....12i Cal ne, Or
sIb. SOL d NV. Office
SIP. 80. .h01 ID NV. osirs
$40. 80. 1922 Mess av, Or
SO. .329 18th Sc. store
$40. .627 F NV. office
SO. $40 + NV. office
SO. 40. .2130 + NV. Il
for ronf aond for
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FOR lighthouses.
Or UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-BY X. q. HoLTZMAN. REAL ES-
tate and insurance Broker. 10th and r SITS. nv.
no Capitol. not, yIl NV. i2r: 50 on
per aunum ~ OtD % 1921 n. apt, Or. - 80. 90
1914 II NV. 3Or, 842 ne, Tor. n. AZ 30
per annum. "A 10000 arm uenr Laurel. Md.
7tE&Md Nv sw. co6ee lkr. % acres. ~. 90
mius& plant. Sta lsA'D LIS I, Dr.. w
SOl NV, l6r. .l0oO h3S nv. Sc. 3aW
1890 av. IDr. ISU % 18th apt. 6r. 80 0U
SOe 18th 22r. ~ 1903 10th NV. or. -2a 10
1907 II lVr. ~ I'D 40l me- Or. %. 90
2013 %. 10r ....... 10 100 NV 81. 2bbo 80
lol7-lOly 10th. Isr .6j vi .oaI = Tor. 5000
FURNISHED HOUSES.
Or 18th. Oh. D. anS6 OoJ Wyoming av, 1Sr 2b l59
MISS ave < 18th. ISr 18th near q Sr. 125
%. per 3 900 O near 18th NV. 12r. 100
Conn mr. NJ 17r .2b. 800 +th near ne, lor. lUo
Mass Nv Il Path aur zoo Riggs 18th. Sr. 100
> near 18TH 13r. .2UJ . 10th NV. lOr E. 30
near 3D. NV. Ior. TO-
OFFICES.
"Atlantic Coas, Line as 18th nv. Sd do. $1o
bldg" from SO to 81 with heat.
STORES.
7th & Nd -. 1928 6l6 nw............$4 5
llOS 18th ,J0x22,. AM "a 9Th nv u4K85b SEQ
STABLES.
eth&T .hreprfl2 ~ Is $50 l24S sth NV. rear. IS
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED.
BY OSCAR w. WHITE. 1l16 f ST.
1872 Conn. ave, unfuTnisLed, 10 rooms. 100
144S X. I. ave-, unfurpIshed IL rooms. %
235l 18th St. unfu nished. 3 rooms. ....... ~
2lst St W. n. furnished, IA rooms. !oo
Kenesaw ave. 18TH furnished. IA rs.... LOO
ST. opposite Stanton So, furnished, RS. %
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= - - W AAe
INA. ave.
I. FLATS.
THE STAPLETON. 1918
n, non-bousekeeping fat
No. 4. I'd d. 3r, b. $40. on
1871 2uth, sth f.6r.b.4a ~
501 23d, I'd @, 5r.b. 90. so
1915 7. Sd d. 8r. b. 1000
sS2&54 26th. flats. 4r. b.
x r. IL .SU
21OO Pa AVID f.4r. bI6.5u
OFFICE ROOMS.
AG2- 4S6 La ave, heated
rus. IS, $40. $3.50. So
STORES.
1917 Pa ay. lr, Gel. 80. ~
2llV L, 1r. pit Gel. .l5.W
STABLES.
25OS G. r.. Do. c $4,000
I7l6 18th. RI. 81. C r.l0.0O
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
a FINE mMEaFeR SIS, 900.

A ZINE HOMEEF0R $iS.0O0.
Ito
MANY HELD AT $4,000 ARE NOT so GOOD.
New and never been occupied. Located on
prominent avenue northwsst. Just OF Conn., ave.;
Three stories. cellar, finished attic: frst-aoor
drawing room. large middle hall. dining room.
paneled ceiling In reception hall and dining room.
Three large sleepiqg ro3ns and handsome tiled
servants rooms In IAttic;sa servants bath room
in cellar. Hot-watfr heating; back stairway;
Probably the best yaine in modern house on the
martet ssgee kni, ssas s the location
oeas-at MOORE HLL.dnc,. III l4sh st. NV.
FUN On WASHINGTON HEIGHTS"
ON A PROMINENT STREET, CONVENIENT TO
10th CAR LINES.
CHEAP AT ss.75o.
Handsome front of stone and brick; four rooms
sssi Sic lot MOORE IL H1 ,.ts G s' NV.
on iwAsHINGToN HEIGHTS"
HOW Is THIS FOR s7.5eea
on A PROMINENT STREET.
s's Mo Sssa a Hill ne, TIT ,4th st.
~ HERE Is A BARGAINi
OFFERED FOR $4,000
Ut is likely a little less will buy it,
Northwest. near Met; car line; rooms. 2
baths with modern PLUMBING hand sfne pA'
e eessse "o'AN : III Ai i4th 'i ct. NV.
FOR sAIE-A BARGAIN CAN BE HAD IN M, 4
MEiIhHIiT ioho sI4oI H9 HS IN nap EISE
oSTORY BRICK STABLE.
oc26-2t MOORE & HILL une), III 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-PROMINENT CORNER. CENTK RAJ
.5 5ePtsa soo ReI in snh
JONES, 1927 F St NV: oc1o-o.-
FOR SALE - DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, u
rooms baths; porcelain tubs. sanitary plumb
offer refused If sold at once. Address OWNER y.
T., Star Office. ocIo-ol-
FOR SALE-ON THE HEIGHTS. AT GREAT
bargain astory and cellar br anisned n hn;.
NEWTON. builder and owner, $40 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-AT NEW LOCATION OF
WIN. s. MINNIX.
KELLOGG BLDG. FIRST FLOOR,
Or AND BArH PRESS BRICK.
REDUCED 10 $500.
CORNER FRONTING IOWA CIRCLE. 8 BAY
WINDOWS VERY CHEAP AT slO.50o.
FOR sALEBY OWNER. Two-sTORY FRsME
house. near 18th and Q sts. NV; lot aho t l7x
112; bargain Address Box 15B Star Office
oc26-3ts
FOR SALE-ROANOKE ST.
Out-Of-town owner anxious to sell. reduced
&c. 1850: stone and brick house; 3 stories: cellar:
rooms deep; TILED BATH; handsome man.
tells; HOT-WAIER HEAT
ec24-2t STONE FAIRFAX, sos sos F ST. NV
FOR SALE-EXCEPTIONALLY FINE-TWO "a
beautiful new houses 2720-22 18th st. Columbia
Heights. near Yale ST. The most complete and
best arranged houses in this beautiful section: 10
roomsi rooms deep; TWO t2) kI.r.uANT
BATHS; large closets; STEAM HEAT; twostory
rear porches.
lF You LIKE TO SEE NICE HOUSES GO
THROUGH THESE.
oc24-2t STONE & FAIRFAX. s0s-sOs ST. NV.
FOR SALES. 500 EACH.
TWO FINE BARGAINS
Each cost when completed few years ago
$3.50: they worth much now; present
owner took them for debt; offers them at great
sacrifice.
1927 Corcoran ST.; red brick; stories; cellar;
rooms; BATH lot; alley
1927 18th st: o rooms; bath; cellar; 2 stair
oc4-2t STONE & FAIRFAX. sO8-eOS st. NV.
FOR SALE
A Special Bargainl A handsome residence and
home in the fashionable section Of Washington,
west Of 18th and S INV. 3story brick and stone
Cellar. Furnace and open freplaces. Almost
and spleBdidly built. 2Ix95 to alley. At
very low figure. Inquire at once Of
oc24-3t FRANK T.. RAWLINGS, 1906 Pa ave.
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When it comes to selecting safe
and profitable investment there's
nothing better than Real Estate in
Georgetown.
We are thoroughly familiar with Georgetown
Real Estate and Its value and can advise you
what buy and when to buy to best advantage.
The Shoemaker Real Estate Co.
ocA 182a-ls25 82d ct. Phone West 49,
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NV 05 o st alley ,4r.s.OO
NV. 1881 26th. Ar. so
y " "a nav = row. -. 10
NW.14O'Bri'n's Ct. 4r.6. 80
NW,7 O'Brien CT. Ar. $50
wv .424 U st al. Ar g. ~
NV. 81 It'll. rm 9. 800
NE. go list. furnished,
17r. 2b. 10000
NE.52 n Cap, 7r, $4,000
NE.11G6 Sth. Or. b. .16. 40
SW. ZIG 14th, Ar. >. SAB
Sc. 210 10th. Tor. b..26.75
Sc, 1861 l.. dat, Ar. b. %. 90
D HOUSES.
1925 18th st, 12r.b.110.00
Il9OS l. Sr. b. -.... 5000
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FOR KIN
flOU. .2l3 10th NV. wareh
SIS. The Marlborough. II
$65. so. 1919 AdamsM r10r
sos. The Marlborough. 'ir
s6O.75. IT Iowa cir. l0E
$50. The Brunswick. St
s5I.oU. 1916 IA NV Yr
$50.90.107 Pa avnw. st&dw
x5U.t5. .8ll 18th nv .ltr
5000. .3O12 18th NV, 13r
500. 1883 Roanoke NV. Tor
$50. .17S7 Col road, 81
$50. Omaha l. n II avs.8f
$50. The Phoenix. hr
$50. The Cumberland. 81
$4S.25. 1921 h NV. llr
$45.65. :. .221 Sd NV. 49,
$45.5 .1417 22d NV. l2r
$3.50. .lu2U 18th nv VI
S45.45. laos Hopkins. sr
S45. The Marlborough. 81
S45. The brunswick, Al
SIS. The Miller, 81
$45. $500. .FrancOiiia. I'll
$45. THE Victoria, III
1880. ..2416 Ontario. ~
5000. 1913 . NV. Ion
$40. The Phoenix. &
$40 I2(N L, uN tF
$40. The Brunswick, II
S3I so. 1910 18th NV. Or
For complete list Of p
weekly bulletin.
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE
Mobile dos-a-dos, seating four. In good con-
ditien sell cheap. Apply STOCKS AGTO-
MOBILE CO., rear 1925 l. St oez3-3t'
TIRES ALI, KINDS. ON HAND; NO DELAY;
put on while you wait: fresh goods; reduced
prices; tires changed and liberal allowance for
old tires: guaranteed vulcanizing; spark plugs.
horns lamps. etc. JONESS. 600 & COZ Il NV.
oc20-6ts
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR RENT-NO. REMINGTON TYPEWRITER,
with touch typewriting charts, for home p actict;
cheap. Address SFENOGRAPHER, B, 275, City
Post Office. Oc26 26tS-4
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FOR SALE
BUY HOME AND BE INDEPENDENT.
We have a few choice homes In the ne. and
sections which sell at very low
prices and very reasonable terms. ranging from
1900 to $4,000. For particulars, etc, apply to
CHAS. FUSS L. Co,
oc24-3ts GOT 13th st. NV
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

FUh nLN II Z y w III Z G1SO.
RENT THE ATTEST AND BEST TYEPRITER-
THE WELLINGTON. Only $3.50 per month: four
months rental applies to purchase. Best rfbbona
al ma hines. only 35c.: carbon paper. &c. per
doz Shorthand Pitman) and Typewrting taught
FREE ELLINGTON AGENCY. 500 18th ST. NV.
<c2l -26t
FOR RENT - DENSMORE TYPEWRITERS IN
perfect condition.; So per month delivered to any
mart OF the city; months rental applies on par-
chase: especially low rates given TO business col.
iere students. DENSMORE TYPEWRITER CO..
Iao1 II ct n " oc-l4-ff
nor RENT-OLTvER TYPEwRrTERS. CONDITION
qua ranteed with stand. two months to apply on
Durchase of new machine
limited free use OF machines In this ONCE.
m operators of other achnes and others qualified
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
oco.tf 1897 Penna ave NV.
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FOR RENT-lil6 18TH ST. NV
10 rooms and bath; central ana convenient to
car lines- For terms, etc, apply to
oc2i3t IEBERMANN HAWN 1a03 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-26

FOR KENT-Bi WESCOTT Il WILCOX,
1907 PeDna. ave.
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FOR SALE-RESIDENCE NEAR DU-
pont Circle, which cost $4,000, for
$4,000; belongs to army officer. who is
ordered out of town; south front; first
class neighborhood
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO. Qnc.)
oc23-5t 1414 It st. NV,
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AN ECONOMICAL LOT, vicinity Of
Fla. ave. and X st. northwest: 21x65;
old brick ON property renting at $1,000
per month. Price, $4,000.
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A PLEASANT HOME on Maryland
avenue northeast near 9Th street; three
stories: nine rooms; cellar; kitchen 1sr
floor; hot-wster heat; lot 1Sx103; brick
stable. Owner desiring to leave the city
on account Of iIl-health, WILL SACRI-
FICE THE PROPERTY.
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FOR RENT
NV. 202s l. 26r. Oh $500
NW.ls25 ly,i,
NV. 2027 l. 22r. %. 81 rs
NW.113l K, Tor, b. 40 so
NV 1910 18TH. VI. b..S. %
NV. 1894 T, ST.. b ~. W
NV. 231 r. Ar. ..2s ~,
NV, 3344 NJ. store 20. 90
NV. 2U24 20. Or. Ibis 30
NV. 419 10th, base 1r. Is. 90
NV .4UU v. naiI. Al NJ
NV. 400 U. Sd d. lr.l5.OO
NV. 1923 Union - ~" %
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NONRESIDENT VERY ANXIOUS to
dispose of his Washington realty will
consider an offer OF 5000 for TEN
ROOM HOUSE, vicinity 14th and SITS.
NV; house HEATED BY STEAM; lot
1Sx1OO. with 2-story frame dwelling On
rear. Always rented at $4,000 per mo.
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THREE BEAUTIFUL HOUSES. under
construction. near new FRENCH EN-
BASSY; lots 20x100; stone and brick;
three stories; ten rooms; steam heat;
three bath rooms; kitchen LIST floor; re-
ception hall VIII be finished about No
yember l. PRICE, $10.500 each.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-30
YOUNG
MAN FROM
SHERIDAN
Armed and Found at Mid
night In the Marion
County Court House

At midnight last night. as Watch.
man Louis Folsom was making a
round OF the court house. he found a
mar lying close up against the iron
fence OF the Jail on the south side Of
the building. He promptly took the
fellow in, and called Sheriff Goliath.
The stranger gave his name as c H..
Cameron, and stated that he was
from Sheridan. He was a young Eel.
low. and his rambling talk indicated
a disturbed mind. A search of his
person revealed the fact that he car.
ried a loaded revolver, a pocket filed
with cartridges. and had 10 cents In
money. He came to Salem last even.
ing from Sheridan with a livery team
belonging in John Robbins barn a,
that place. On arriving here he placed
the horses In a local livery stable,
and gave orders that they be not
fed. Tn eyoung fellow has parents
near Sheridan. and they will be
communicated with. In order 10 have
him cared for. Cameron claims that
his life has been threatened by PEG
pie al sheridan, and gives this as his
for carrying a revolver. Rob.
bins. the livery man. Is here 10 look
his team, and will probably re
turn the boy 10 his home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-30

USED BAD
LANGUAGE
Salem Medical College Stu
dents Disgraced the
Profession

Some Of the students Of the medical
college are in trouble over a little es-
capade Of recent date. It seems that
they wrote sentiments on the black
board Of the class room Of the college
that we're offensive to the lady stu
dents. and. complaint having been
made Of the matter. the faculty de-
handed an apology from the offending
students. The faculty and some Of
the students were in session Saturday
evening, and It was stated at the con-
clusion Of the meeting that the mat
ter would be satisfactorily adjusted,
as the element Of intent was lacking
in the o1ense charged against the stu.
dents implicated. The offending le-
gend written on the blackboard 1t is
said, was couched in medical terms,
and there is no question Of the ex-
tremely low taste o. the offenders in
this case. One of the members Of
the faculty. in speaking Of the mat
ter, said that the offenders must be
punished OF leave the school, for in
the profession none but gentlemen
could find room. and students must
learn at once that they cannot grace
the profession unless they are gentle
men
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-30
HELD UP
FOUR
TIMES
The Remarkable EX-
~perienceOf a Salem
Man
Conflicting Stories of Two
SWedeS and a Well Known
Musical Implement
Dealer

Victor Nelson and Nels Mattison.
two young felliws. were arrested by
Chief Of Police Gibson last evening
for Investigation on the charge Of rob
berry. The charge was made by c. c.
Sarvis. and he is said to have fought
the we young men when they stopped
him on the way home. knocking one
Of them down. The officers investi-
gated the matter today, and came to
the conclusion that no hold up had
occurred, and the two suspects were
accordingly released.
The story told by Sarvis is TO the
effect that when he came from the
late train Saturday night. he was held
up by the two young men, and that
he fought them. and escaped from
them. and later when he had told
Chief Gibson Of the occurrence point.
ed out the two men who were arrest.
ed. The two suspects are Norwegian
laborers. who have been in town for
several days, and were az the station
Saturday evening. intending TO go
away. While on the way 10 the de.
pot. they say. Saryis met them. and
attacked them. Thinking they had to
deal with a crazy man they fed, and,
they allege, that he pursued them. and
one Of them falling to the ground.
they claim. Sarvis kicked him.
The two strangers. thinking that
an attempt had been made to hold
up. and as both Of them had
money. escaped from their pur.
suer. and hid in the brush. later com.
Ing down town. One OF the two, who
fairly good English, stated
that had he known they were wanted
for a hold-up, he would have come to
city hall and given himself up at
once, as he courted the strictest in.
y%estigation OF his record. The two
men reside in Portland. and have. un.
Ill recently. worked in a rock quarry
near that city. They are dressed as
Iaborers, and had considerable money
on their persons when arrested.
Chief Of Police Gibson stated that
his was the fourth time inside a year
that Saryis had reported being held
mp In this city. and he emphasized his
doubts as to this having been a hold.
lp when he released the two strang
lrs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-30
OREGON
SUPREME
COURT
Passes on UnimpOTtant Mat
tiers Originated From
Justice Courts

The supreme court handed down
two decisions today. They are as
follows:
e Adams, respondent, VS.. W. II.
Kelly. appellant; appeal from Baker
county; Eakin. Judge; reversed. Opin-
ion by Justice Wolverton.
This was a proceeding by a writ Of
review to review proceedings before
W. II. Kelly. city recorder Of Green
horn City. plaintiffs claiming he had
no authority to act as justice OF the
peace Defendants moved to dismiss
the writ. but motion was overruled.
and defendants appealed. The appel
late court holds that the recorder had
ample authority to try cases as jus
tice OF the peace. and the action Of the
circsit court is reversed.
Stewart A. McAmish. appellant. VS..
VIM. Grant and E. S~chreckler. re-
spondents; appeal from Union coun.
ty; Hon. Robert Eakin. Judge; az
hrmed. Opinion by Chief Justice
Moore.
This was a proceeding to review
the judgment Of an inferior court. The
original action was to secure posses.
sion Of property alleged to be held by
by the defendant, ~Schreckler. The
latter alleged having a lease. and Sc
cured judgment. when this proceeding
was brought. The appellate court
holds that the justice court had juris-
diction to render judgment. and hav.
ing proceeded in the manner pre-
scribed by law, however erroneous its
conclusions may be. Il cannot be re.
viewed, and. no error having been
committed in dismissing the proceed.
the judgment is affirmed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-30
METALLlS VELVET
WAlsTlNGs

New arrival of the pretticst Metal
Tic Waistings you have seen this eea.
son. They are an exclusive line and
are not shown by any other house in
Salem. To. introduce them TO the PEG
pie, although being regular s1.OO
values, We pat them on sale at.
yard. zee. -,.. 81. .-,........ csc
800 White Velvet C~orduroys:
beautiful goods; sale price, I'd. CSC
S5c Silk Finished Velveteens, all
black. navy, cardinal. wine,
purple, moss green. brown, dove,
pink, blue, white, cream. hello and
scarlet This is a beautiful assortment
and specially adapted for fine shirt
While they last we viii
sell hem al yard. .4sc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-30
PERSONALS.

Judge II. L. Benson. Of Klamath
Falls, is in the city. on a visit TO his
son.
G.. a. Burns. for many years a mem
Der Of the state printing office force.
has resigned and gone to Portland,
where he will fill an important posi-
ton in the Torrey printing Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-11-30

There are several lines Of s0
throughout the store that We are
ing out at less than cost to m-''
room for our Xmas goods.
DRESS GOODS
zoe School Plaid. yard ......
45c Wool Dress Goods, 40 inches
wide. all colors. special, ID
65c Cashmeres. 75c Novelty b.
Dress Goods. Home5pun and
Covert Cloths, all punched TO
gether; sale price, yard...'
S5c Camel Hair zibilines' ne
goods shown; special for this
sale, only. yard ..........'
S5c Granite Cldth, the best
made for wear; price, yaro
FINE BLACK SILK
We are showing a beautiful A
those goods and it viii pay yol
70 get our prices.