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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALz

WANTED situation in any capacity.
HENRY L0NG. 500 81 81 NV. II
JVANTED-Position as elevator opera
tors with practical experience. Address
ELEVATOR OPERATOR. 10 Jackson
ST. Ee- oel3-3t
WANTED-By reliable white man:
place as Iauitor, driver, or housemani
city OF suburb. references. S 81. NV.
WANTED-By experience butler. posi-
uonf cts reference. Ply X ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-By 2 colored men; places TO
drive coal wagons reference. S29 TN st.
NV. ocl5-2t
WANTED-By white, male, cook; place
ln lunch or barToomf low wages strict
~ steady. il2 l55z 81. Sc ~
WANTED-By young man from the
country position. has had years ex-
ence. Address BOX 523, this Office.
Ocl3-st
WANTED-By frst-class barber, sltua-
Lous speaks English. French. and Ger
man. Address BOX SO. this ofice. Il
WANTED-By experienced steward. sit
ualou5 hotel or restaurant city or
country Address BOX 5lls this office
WANTED-By young man. p years old.
not afraid 90 work, situation iH business
house, am working al night prefer day.
address BOX $40, this office. ocl3-3t
WANTED-By neat young coIored man,
work. understands care of horses and
ali kinds OF housewOrk. Address 41Z 81.
% otLo--L
WANTED - Position. by young man
handy with tools or as collector: am
Mason. Address BOX 5lZ. this office.
WANTED-Al-round restaurant man
wants work as cook colgred. Address
J. HERBERT, Muukirk, Nd. 1T
WANTED-By student place tending
furnace ana morning work; reference.
PARKER. 1895 l1th 81. IT
WANTED-Ey a good horsemau and
ECusemau, position ON geuLlemau's place.
city or country, reference. q. MCCALL,
III FcuueylEalla ave NV ocI8-aJ
WANFED-By "a young man, position;
bookkeeping or writing, and accounts OF
any description. five years experience,
reference. Address BOX 5Ot, this Of
fee. 1t
ana typewriter educated and with
knowledge OF bookkeeping position; can
furnish good testimonials. Address
BOX 502. this Office. oc13-SJ
WANTED-By colored boy. place as
dIshwasher. Inquire 1852 nth ST. NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING as iauitor; furnish
good reference. JAMES t. MCCLURE,
2321 ChampIaiu ave ocI2-3t
Situation as clerk in gro
Gerry store s. week. had experience.
Address BOZ 4l6 this office. ocl22t
WANTED-Fosition by reliable uui N
bartender, feTmau-Americau good ref
erenCes. 5l2 10th ST. NV. oclI-3t
WANIEl)-By white man, the care OF
gentleman country place. Address -.
Richmond, Va 0cfl-Tt
WANs EDDY student employment in
morning and midday. Address nj il. @
Ii8l BrlghtWoOd ave OcII-8t
WANTED-By "a young man Mace I'm
private family as butler 1912 10Th 81.
INV. 0cll-2t
WANTED-By "a young white man Csin-
gle) a sob IN private family as coos;
$50 month. Address 2lI4 * 81. NV.
Ccl0-5t
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wANrED-BoARD.

WANTED-By gentleman, simple out
clean ana well cooked breakIasJs 20
T.80 daily. I'M vicinity of Melton mats
state terms. Address BOX $50, TINS OF
fiCe -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W neutrality-suspicious.. carpets. etc; buy
Is contents OF houses a speciality, lib
eTal spot cash prices mail orders given
prompt attention. LEWIS FURNf-
TURE SHOP, 40 10th st. NV. oc1-30t
WANTED-Fiighes cash prices paid for
worn garments, ladies or geutlemen's.
Also shoes and hats. Address postal and
j WIZ call any hour. il. TARSHES. 1908
7th ST. NV. Phone North 499. SEES 60t
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WANTED settled woman Tor gem
eral hOuseWork, 20 so TO suburb IN
quire SIS Maryland ave. ne. OcI8-zt
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WANTED-A good bushelmaE, a short
distance out of town. Apply 10 O'Clock,
FREEDMAN, SWORZYN & CO, AS Sth
st. NV. ~
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PRINTING

sAlways Busy-There's Reason.
Il B. DARLING. PRINTER, SIS j. 81
NV Phone Main lzl5-M- Best -or rice
PrOmptness. and Satisfaction 49, -
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

WANTED-To do general homework;
stay nights. eos j. ST. sW Oc13-3I
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HELP wAETED-MALE q FEMALE.

81 MAKES you a member Of the Amer
lean Home Seekers Association for one
year. and positions are guaranteed 10
all who want work. 419 10Th St NV,
basement. BOWIE Qnc). se22-30t
WANTED First-class buttonhoIe maker.
Apply III BACHRACK, al 9th st. NV
ocl5-5t
3VAETEIJ-A good cook. white or col
GTeQ, German preferred; also a girl for
general housework. Apply HOTEL
GOLDEN, eth and T. SITS NV. II
WANTED-Whi te man and wife mo
children 10 take care OF country place
55 acres man must understand farming
and care Of stock; wife TO attend 10
dairy and poultry. Address BOX 456,
this once, Ocl1-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.

Picking OPP Money
When you enter The Times election con.
test
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FOR REHr-sTABLEs.

FOR Rents per month. stable 25EZs
feet: concrete paved; gOod lott rear ~
q ST. sW. Inquire r. Is. XOUNG5s q
D ST. Market or u Riggs Market
ocl8-5t
FOR RENT-stabIe. Inquire GA 81 81
NV. ocLL-ot
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WANTED-S. KEBESKY, 1905 7th st.
NV, will pay the highest cash prices for
ladies, gents ana ehlldren's CASTOR
postal and I viii call oc4-s1t
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Get ia the Election Contest.
$3.50 In gold 20 the winners
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.4..yy oOra al ladies' tsiloring est s.-t
hsHmenL r. PLUHM. 14l9 II st. NV.
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WANTED-Positi0n as clerk or Office
assistant, by young lady. Address BOX
go. this Office. OcI3-Zt
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WANTED-Boy 10 do light desk work
must be apt at figures. pay s. per week
Address BOX 5Z2. this office, naming ref
ereuCe. il
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An Opening Some Very Fine
Salt water oysters every day. J. H
Hogan s. 413 1zLh ST.
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WANTED-F'urnftuTe for cash; sell your
goods to the man who gives you the
most money. HOLLYWOOD, 8th and K
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
secondhand machinery also brass, cop
per, lead zinc. and scrap iron. EDGAR
BAUM. 3Z12 K 50. NV. Phone West Z45.
au80-S5t
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AFANTED-Buss boys. dishWashers. por-
ter. house men, fireman. as 10Th ST.
BOWIE Uuc). II
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wANTED-TYPEwRIrERs.

WANTED-RemiHgto typewriter. No.
6; cheap for cash; state price. Address
BOX 4U. this office ocI2-gJ
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yFANTED-PIain sewing, also children S
dressmaking. Address BOX sos, this Of
nee OcI3-3t
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furuished rooms, front
and back; 1st and I'd floor; southern ex-
posture. 513 II st. NV II
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-Ha cleaner and car
riaBe worker answer after p. M. l3o5
IL ST. NV oc48-ot
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man GIRL COOK and gem
or. small family. Ad-
his Office. OCI5-5L
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three very nice, newly pa
pered and painted uufuruished rooms.
for man and wife or small family II
adults blocks from J. j.. %. Apply
No. & X ST. NV ocI2-5t
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WANTED - A settled c1l1Ied woman
competent to DO general houseWorE-
bring reference apply Pearl BROWN
el4 AflHe ave. ucll-lr
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FOR RENT-Newly furnished rooms
ana excellent table; terms reasonab bic.
1903 De Sales ST OcI3-4t
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STORAGE

WY PAY MORE2 we store Tor 15e a
load UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, ~ 10Th ST. nv. Phone Main
90 se2S-39G
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WANTED-Young colored girl TO help
I In small family. Can at 1903 lJh ST. NV.
II
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WANTED-A boy about 10 FOR ONCE ana
stable work. references, 500 N st. NV.
III
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WANTED-A first-class barber; steady
job. 23 Pennsylvania ave. nv. ocla-5r
WANTED-Wh its boy about TO- good
pay; steady position. ROOM 8, GIL 3th
ST. NV. IL
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Investigate The Times Election Contest.
Money and fun for all
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dentist, two rooms ln
modern office or fiat building Address
BOX 524 this once. orf2-st
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wANrEp-Roons.

- ANTED-N0vember T. BY lady em-
ployed during day, q large front room.
unIurnishedi light housekeeping. must
be reasonable. address BOX 526 this
office. ocfg-8t
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To BUY, sell, or store furniture, see
BOWLING, 6e2 y ST. NV. sale Wedues- /
days. Phone Main 515. OC5-50t
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WANTED-COmpe girl CwEiJe or
coIored) for general housework. Can I'm
person. with references, at 1920 q ST. NV.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-rwO white mattresses. as
SIN ST. NV. IL
WANTFD-Ge~nan girl. cook and gen
or, small family. Adj
ms once, OCl5-5L
colored woman for gem
must be good cook. no
wages Apply evenings
--class pants fulsher. al
SCHWARTZ q PELZ-
hands for braiding ana
1alivy ayrh ln ladies' tailoring estab-
lsHmenL i. PLUYM. 1499 II st. NV.
Oc13-zt
WANTED settled woman Tor gem
eral houseWork, 60 so 10 suburb IN
qulre s. Aaryland ave. ne. Oc18-zt
WANTED-Every girl In town 10 give
Chiclel5 20 her little brother. il
AYAETED-A high-grade travelling sales
maui with one qualified 20 handle our
me We are prepared 20 make fat
teflng engagement. Address BOX 5l4.
this ONCE oc18-4t
WANTED-Cood. sober barber satJr-
CAV, S. guaranteed 2946 n ST. NV. IL
WANTED-A boy about Is for once ana
WANTED-Buss boys. dishWashers. por-|
Ter. house men, fireman. AS 10Th 81.
BOWIE uue). II
EANTED-A boy 10 work in market
sLlrer must know how 10 cut meats.
bring reference CaI 15s 18th 81. ocl3-2t
NVAETED-Wau scrapers and pa1=r-|
hangers at WA. u. PURCELLS, 353 ri
81 sFF IL
TVANTED-A GOOD coioTed woman TO
DO louseWorki must have good refer
ence. go san ST. NV. ocl2-2t
WA1|L HL.-Immediately wet nurse.
take charge infant. Can 1Is5z Duncan
ST. ne. OcI2-8t
lfANIED-Germau servant girl Tor
German family so per month"; no wash
1yt j - Nv. oclz-6r
WANTED-GIrl at Il84 25th 81. NV. one
VINO understands cooking wages So per
MONTH late hours. ocI-2t
ANIED-Female cook. p II 81 NV.
EyANTED-Thite maid who IS capable
s7ail7tFE-7 20 make clll1reE.s CL8t hes
40 n9usr1lll me-llug. and assist iu
tLatLDeE Work HlDlrraIs references ra-
quirea. LADIES EXCHANGE, s17 Yer
lEANTED-A good. reliable white worn
an 10 work iu country. good home. small
wages apply after o'clock, u i ST.
DC. oclI-sl
WANTED -A settled aol6red woman
competent TO DO general h0useWorT--
bring reference apply PEARL BROWN.
~ Aflne ave. ocl1-lt
NTED-CoIored girl 10 help with
l1useWork- III ST. uW- oclI-5t
WANTED-Scholars AT Washers AuIu-
nely Art school. sd 9th 81 NV. oc5-l4L
EVAETED-Tauoress 10 help on ladies,
jackets. OWEN - llth 81 ocl2-2r
s. KANN. SONS O. 60. require the
services OF several thoroughly expert
eleel skirt ana coat hands Steady eu-
DlGt uelt ana good wages 10 good
workers Apply 20 ELBEEINTEND 10
EAT. before 10 am. OcIz-zt
NANTED-GirI for general houseworl1.
small family 60 home nights. lls ltE
ST. uW. OclZ-6t
WANTED-Neat erraud girl for dress
making establishment white preferred.
INC ltl 81 lW. oclz-1J
gFANTED-TWo good sewers on pants.
5z3 ia 81 uW-, Room IS 0cl2-8t
EANTED-White girl about Il TO help
care Tor eni-dreni stay nights. z52 lul-
WANTED colored girl 10 help with
general aCuseWork. 6zi Maryland ave.
sw- oclz-zt
WANTED-A good skirt hand, al once
% j. SCHMIDT w. nth 81. NV oclz-3t
WANTED Apprentice and helpers for
cressmakiuE. MISS MORAN mo Con-
necteul ave. oclz-at
}VAETED-EE rerieaced glue workers,
paper boxes. GEO. II. HILLIAE CO..
- Fennsy ltaIia ave. ocf-l4t
teach bookkeeping thoroughly for SO
KANs BUSINESS COLLEGE. sth
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WANTED-At once Two walters for
cafe. three dishWashers, two drivers.
two COOKS two hOusemeu- SHACkLE-
FORD'S 500 j. ST. NV. IT
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ANACO5TIa.
BURY's PHARMACY corner Monroe and Jeier-
Sta
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WANTED-A good, all-round photog-
rapher 90 run a small gallery. Address
EOX eos This office. OCla-3L
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WANTED - An experienced a-01eT.sy
clerk one able 20 cut meat address.
giving reference end salary exUecr-d'
30 DcI2-st
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WANTED-CoIOred woman TO do house
work; no cooking. III 9th ST. NV II
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WAETED-GlTl at ll64 29th 81. NV. one
VINO understands cooking wages So per
month"; late hours 1cIs-5r
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WANTED-F'0 a small family. wiz
two children, three or four room fat.
Northwest; rent reasonable. C.. c.. II1s
y 81. NV 0cl3-2t
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ID P1I u , Dtl-1l-4 u 1toeA
Nearly all sold s. Sheffield razor, soc
(Wade, Butcher). Holland, Bankrupt
Buyer, 10Th and III SITS. ne.
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curb, Tho photographs show that
they walk about unattended almost
without remark. The picture tells
the story at a glance. All three are
walking rapidly and all are conscious
OF the presence Of the camera 6end
and are trying to avoid the inevitable
The Shah OF Persia is doubtless the
least photographed Of all the mon.
archs The accompanying snap shot
was taken during his visit last wear
to England. The Shah actually posed
Tor the artist as the picture ipdi
Gates II is only while he is abroad
that he allows any such liberties N
De taken with his royal parsonage
In Persia snap shot artist who an.
proaches with a camera would be ar.
rested long before he got within
range The story is told Of the Shah
mat during his visit 10 England he
was asked II he had any photograpb.
ers about his palace. Il know but
lwo' he is reported to have said |
ana | shall have one OF them be. |
headed as soon as | get home"
The Emperor Of Austria is shown
"a another picture OF the collection !
Is he leaves the door OF one OF his |
'a'aees for drive Here again the
'F'lst has been very fortunate IN
'a'ehing an emiuently characteristic
'ose' The Emperor is shown pulling
lis coat about him as he walks IN =
cry natural manner while he regards
ne photographer with good natured
olerance
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merits which are especially rare in
the photographs Of royalty. The ex.
preston both OF face and figure Is
absolutely unconscious and unstud.
led There has been no photographer
TO pose the head or the figure into
awl'wardness. The spontaneous smile
which lights up the face is clearly
not the sort which is called forth by
the hackneyed request 10 look pleas.
ant The pose OF the figure Is eoual
" natural and life,like. Then. again.
the crowd which greets him has been
very happily caught and well repays
careful study. The uplifted arms
the expressions OF the faces varying
from Wild enthusiasm TO cold seru.
tiny are clearly defined.
An even more faithful portrait IA
the snap shot OF King Edward VII II
shows tho King walking unattended
at race track at Paris. Il will be
seen that In the throng which sur
round the King few recognize him
which Is In itself remarkable set.
uhs Meanwhile the King is smiling
ana IN the very act OF carrying his
hand TO his hat The entire nose Of
'he figure, tho slightly jaunty angle
OF the hat, the evidence OF careful
dressing and grooming an distinguish
at glance tho First Gentleman OF
Europe"
In singular contrast 10 this IA tho
remarkable snap shot of Preslden, |
'"uoet OF France and Prince Georpe
OF ureeoe The picture was taken I
lus' after shooting expedition AZ
me Presidents Official summer resi- /
i'nee. The party Is regarding tho
'"N The wide trousers common
among the poorer classes In France
.nu 'he unassuming soft felt hat ofl
no president contrast oddly with the
@'n'ent either OF the German Emper.
y or tho English King. The pose
''' very happily catches the amiL
At expression of tho French Prsst
eats character The picture Of
'''oee George OF Greece STANDING AZ
le extreme left OF the group also
'''hes a royal parsonage quite nm.
wares.
''uAiP unusual in every respect Is n
10 snap shot of the Queen OF spain h
A''A was taken whilo she was shon. Ii
us Feeently in Paris, The royal Al
'lSonases are even plainly dressed y
70 walking quite unaocompanied Il
'ns 'he STREETS. The Queen. the b
''neF OF the present King Of Spain h,
on the inside, next comes her 4,
usa'eE while the oueens sister. n
Duchess Of Aba walks ae1t the 4,
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doubtless ran into the tens of thou
sands.
A king Of course Is much blgee,
game TO bay than any prince. and the
enthusiasm OF the camera brlgands
VIII know no bounds. The anxiety
TO get good picture Of royalty Of
course depends upon more than mere
curiosity Throughout Europe there
~ always a ready market for such
photographs at good price. Eyerv
reisning monarch OF Europe. II is
safe to say has been caught by the
snap shot artists many thousands Of
times yet the demand Tor new pic.
lures OF this kind seems never 10
nag In America, whore the number
OF Illustrated publications is evon
sreater than In Europe. tho demand
Tor such pictures IL certain TO exceed
any possible supply.
The approaching visits OF seyersl
foyal porsonages 10 tho United States
curing The S. Louis exposition lends
particular interest TO this UNIQUE IN.
0us'ry In addition To King Lsopold
Fr,sldent Loubet OF France and the
Prince Of Wales have announced
helf expectation OF visiting the expo.
sl'ion Il viii Dc lntcroatlng 10 con.
'rast tho work OF tho snap shot fra,er.
niV at home and abroad In this mar
uenlar dlaicult work Hunting for a
KING with a snap shot camera ia NAT
uIel'y much more dinlcult than for
amy ordinary parsonage. Royalty Is
80 closely guarded as 10 become An
extremely dinicult target
30 well recogniHed Is the demand
Toe such pictures IN some parts a,
Earopo that special pho,ographer h
appointed 10 attend 10 this work The
hlaperoF OF Germany has had a n.
'o'''' photographer tor years who ac.
'''a l'enies him ON his iourneys bv
ss'h' or rain and occupies A rcon,
place "a all important functions which
need 10 be photographed. THIS artlat 1
y lN'''lesed 20 supply such photo. I
s'ai'hs for general use. with the eon !
''a. OF 'ae Emperor and Is eneour 1
.s'd Ia every way. Il Is said ana q
me statement Is probably correct a
n" 'he German Emperor has been
more times than any d,
''l's man In tho world A German ! !
w, 'eg,F ''oenty announced that over !,
.sh,e'A Aandred dlaerent photo. I. !
raPes Of the Emperor had been nun y
'nsa Ia German papers alone In ave !,
'ae accompanying phosOrADA q, n
npefor William has been seleetos a,
ON a large collection. Il has mar, an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-30
TO ALL
BUSINESS
MEN

Greater interest is being manifest.
cd IN The Journal Diamond Guesslps
contest from day to day. and the bnsi'
ness people OF the city have begpn
taking taxing their guesses for the valuable
I'nSny diamond ring Many are nav.
ing their subscription a year in "a.
vance and thus taking six guesses ~,
'he ring and requests Tor this bavs
oo'On'e ''. so seneral that the Daily eol
lsc.or has been instructed to recsivs
suea payments when he makes his
rounds the arst OF the month. rivins
An ordinary receipt for the sams Th,s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-01-30

receipt can be turned in by the sub.
scriber and diamond guessing certih.
Gates taken for same. The truth is
many busy business men are learning
that 1t is much more convenient 10
settle for the year all at one time
rather than be troubled every month
by the regular collector, who calls
the busiest day Of the month.
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A Boat Needed.
(McMlnnvllle News)

The installation of the lightdraft
steamboat now in course of construct
ion at Independence on the river be.
tween that point and Salem will make
independence a travel center from ALI
places all over the west-center and
prove an inealculable convenience 10
citizens going to the Capital city AS
II Is now Salem and westside points
are practically isolated from each
other
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-04

abandoned to their fate, but rather
that more may be expected from at
tempts 70 keep good boys In the right
path than from efforts 10 bring back
the wanderers. The latter Is the spec
ial province Of Juvenile court like the
one conducted by Judge Lindsey. The
former belongs to all parents.
We are pleased TO see the approval
with which what has been said 10
these columns about the importance
OF teaching boys 10 work has been re-
ceiyed. II shows that many q our
best people are thinking along the
same lines, and In this there Is hope
that parents, approaching the respon'
sibiIity resting upon Them viii act
upon the suggestion and seek 20 keep
their boys out OF mischief By teaching
them they have obligations 70 meet
and duties To perform.
The corner stone OF the whole sys
tenn OF training outlined lies in the
recognition of the important truth that
in.Ssstry and ~iu.epess are fialns5 which
contracted ID youth, cling TO ONT
through all subsequent years. The
boy who lis trained to work while
boy will continue 10 work after he BE
comes q man. In the change from
boyhood to manhood there will. fol
such d boy, be no abrupt breaking-of
place. where boyhooi's happy days
END and the struggle with the harsh
ness Of mankind begins" 70 use n
expression employed by Mfr cawford
superintendent Of the Byers' Hon'
for Boys, in his interesting communi
cation approving the Republican,
suggestions.-Denyer Republican.
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DEMOCRATS Will AcoulEscE

4 recent Washington dispatch 10
the Globe.Democra Indicates that lie
compromise statehood bill which II
understood 20 have been agreed upon
BY republicans. will be- acceptable 10
democrats as wen. II indicates that
tho minority III congress. having given
up all hope for the separate adrIs.
sion " even two Of the territories.
Will gracefully acqniesce in Offering
The fur territories admission as 1--WE
states. Gradually The Htannchest
champions 81 separate statehood are
falling into line. Or al sides Il /,
being recognized that The t~erritoric.
viii be allowed 10 choose between
remaining f. their present status and
accepting joint admission.
The Globe Democrat says
That the democrats ultimately viii
accept the republican senate program
and allow the territories 10 be admit.
ted az two states was the prediction
OF a man who has been prominent in
The movement Tor statehood Tor The
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-04
RssPoNslaILIrY 81 pAREhrs

IN his address at the dinner given
~ his honor at the Adams hotel sat
urady evening, Mr. Riis. who has done
such wonderful work in the sllms In
New York, paid i deserved eompli
mcni 70 Judge Lindsey aud his work
among delinquent children He said
that the people d New York we're
watching Judge Ltndsey,s course and
considering With deep Interest hIs III.
fort TO solve the problems presented
by ne existence In every city If large
numbers q boys belonging 10 the de.
llnqacnt class.
Judge Lindsey has given much study
70 this subject. and II II doubtful IL
any other person has lone 81 much
az he g restrain maynard boys and
bring them back 70 righ, paths.
What he has 10 say about the ohiis
gallon 81 parents u therefore II
special interest and should III studied
With care by All upon whom the re.
sponsibility ~ training and teaching
the youth 81 Tie land many ,ieyolye.
The problem 81 preventing way.
ward boys from going completely
astray is exceedingly difficult and
probably more may be looked for In
the future from impressing upon par.
ents Of the obligation TO guard their
children from taking the FIRST steps
In the wrong direction. We do no,
mean BY this that boys who are al
ready have gone wrong shouil b.