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Arizona republican., 1904-06-05

We note that an Atchison young woman who was devout Christian Scientist has just died of a belief of iuness.-Topeka Capital.
Arizona republican., 1904-06-05

excellent haruonks a s'-t"eit %" color combinations nclev. them be price soii tn 
 hammock than the above. i'l
 exceedingly grade a-gctiz atrous weE made. GoIrs Scotch pIaiis deven&
 Do to Persian beautiful solid dan"sk ham
Arizona republican., 1904-06-05
uorr1l ROBINSON

Everything new.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09
Special Rates to st. Louis

The Northern Pacific company offer
special rate of S4O.75 to st. Louis
and return via ST. Paul. Tickets will
be on sale each Tuesday commencing
May 10, also June g. 10 and II.
Going transit limit of ten days will
be allowed.
Final limit 90 days, but not to exceed
December 81, 1904.
Stopovers will be allowed within the
limit.
Both going and returning the same
route must be taken, by way of st.
Paul.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09
Sued by His Doctor

A doctor here has sued me for $12.-
~, which claimed was excessive for
case of cholera morbus," says r.
White, of Coachella, Cal. ''At the
trial he praised his medical skill and
medicine. 1 asked him if it was not
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhna Remedy he used as l had
good reason to believe it was, and he
would not say under oath that it was
not. " No doctor could use a better
remedy than this in case of cholera
morbus, it never fails. Sold by all
druggists.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09
Notice

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has made application to the
honorable board Of county commission
ers of Rosebud County, Montana, for a
pc, init to construct and operate ferry
across the Yellowstone river near the
town of Meyers, Montana.
Dated Forsyth, Montana, May Goth,
1904.
Sat Carson Conn.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-06-09
Thrown From a Wagon

Mr.. George X. Babcock was thrown
from his wagon and severity bruised
He applied Chamberlain S Pain Balm
freely and says it was the best 1lni.
ment he ever used. MIR. Babcock is a
we'll known citizen Of North Plain,
Conn. There is nothing equal to Pain
Balm for sprains and bruises. II will
effect a cure in third the time re.
quired by any other treatment. For
sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
NEW MEXICO AT
THE WORLDS FAIR

Noyt fo Colorado. tho greuost west
crn exhibit 90 the Worlds Fair rs
carried by Now Mexico. aud the dis.
play rrm chat territory Is attracting
.he attention OF the castcrn world.
says special dispatch from g. Louis
Co the Denver NcwB Ia thc mattor
of education the display o. Surprising.
as tba average resident of tho couu.
try east uf The Missouri r.ycr thinks
the southern territories are unht for
statehood, oWuF Co their drplurablo
ignorance UuU.r these CONDITIONS %
De- surHr Inn to read thn' Now Moy.
lca s..I's NOR. per capita ior state
institutions than amy OF tno more
mIcfIy lUd better situated statea The
entire a.. Iby Is likely to lead io some
staruu. not revolutionary changes
iu rumu'.r continent chat HIl rD
d0urF .1 fhp credit 0f UO ferrHoy
a1uiu If Colorado Much uf 20 credit
of tH. display s due to Governor
Oteuu. who has boon .ndoiatfaulo u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
THE VICTORIOUS ORATOR
IN THE DEmoREsr SILVER muo.
A. CONTEST WAS MISS MAR.
JoRIE FANoN.

last night at tho Congregational
church. under the auspices Of the
Womaus Christian Temperance Ga.
lon. there was given a most interest.
Ing program and tho large crowd
showed their appreciation in generous
applause % those who participated
u was a musical program, intur
lpomed With contests for enc Demo
rest oratorical prizes. and, 0f course,
everybody wBA Interested.
Mr Ralph Hln. who looked amer
AN tho details. had during the ancr.
noon selected A. B McMllIen. J. m
sUnela and w. T. McCreirht, to be
rho Judges of tho contests. and they
were present and, ln accordance with
the rules. occupied seats from each
other and ln different parts of the
church, $50 tIoy could not compare
notes Therefore. they had no favor
ties. and awarded the prizes lu on
impartial manner.
The dcclamut0rH were Mls Sara
Terrell, whose subject Was "Who
struck the Bl0w9" Miss Elizabeth
Heald. "aemanthy Allen and Female
Suffrage" Miss vida Johnson. can
Angel ln a saloon Miss Ruth 0osa
while the Sabbath nolla arc Ring
Ing" Mics Carrie McClurkon, "Au
Allegory ON Wonans Righis.' Miss
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Mac Muemoy "Thc Strike Against
tho saloons" Miss Marjorie Faxun.
licensed to Sell"
SOM. of the yuung lbfy orators
were perfect in voice. articulation.
gesture. memory and general effect
and some fel "a Tow points in each
below tho given average. hut on dii
excellent. and 10 was a hard PROPOSE
tiou to decide tho winners. Tho
Judges. soon after withdrawing. made
their ropor, aud Mr Stluslo. who
spoke Tor the lblguH announced That
tho average os thkCn by them do.
clarcH Miss FaNou entitled 10 tho 800
yer medal, and that Miss Hoali be-
awarded tho second prIzc Miss Goss
was a good third; in fact sll were
very CLOSE. and not over nftegu points
separated the winner from the low
est
Miss luanIia Horton. tho sweet lit
tlc chorub of Mr aud Mrs John uur
tom. delivered the address ot welcome
Zoo oll hor Innocence. and ohiciatod
as tho living picture for Miss VIDA
I0huaon's defamation. "An Angel iu
a salnuu"
/ Miss B.rtwcll. Miss iluutzInEDr
. Mrs Miller. MISS Gertrude OBr.Du
and Mcasr8 Worth. Anderson. Cu
man. Smith aud Noitlotou. were also
on tho program. ana aided material
/ ly lu making tho entertainment Huct
hIF success
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

The democratic national committee,
which will take up contests for the
purpose Of deciding who shall be rec
oeulzed on the temporary roll cali, is
composed OF tho following members:
Alabama-H d. Clayton
Alaska. L. Williams
Arizona. -. Broathltt
Arkansas-J T. Clarke.
Californian. r. Tarpcy
Colorado Adalr Wilson
Cunnectlcut-H. s. Cur 1lugs
Doleware- r. Kennedy,
Florida George p. Rauoy
Oeorgia-Clurk Howell
HawaH-,W. u. Cornwoll
Idabo-E. st. Wolfe
Thomas Gahau
Indiana Thomas Taggart
iowa-C. A. Walsh.
kansas. g. Johnson
Kentucky WoOdsOn.
Iouisiana-N. B Blanchard,
Malne-Gcorge y. Hughes.
Marylahd--A y. German.
Massachusetts-G George Fred VII
llams.
Michlran--D. J. Campau
Minnesota. ID. OBrien.
Mississippi "A. j. Russell
Missouri-Willlam J. Stone.
Montana. 8 M Noln.
Nebraska James q. Dahlman
Noyada-J. II. Ryan.
New Hampshiro-Truo l.. Norris.
New Jersey-W B. Gorloy.
New Mexico-H. y. Ferguson
New York Norman E Mack
North Carolina Joseph Daniels.
North DakOta--J y. Eaton.
Ohlo-john r. MI.oan,
Oklahoma r. Jacobs
Oropon-M. A. Miller
Pennsylvania NJ. Gunoy.
Rhode lsland-G. W Greene.
South Caiolina-B q. Tulman.
South nak0ta-MaFls Taylor.
Tennessee James M Mead
Toxas-R. 81. Johnson.
Utah-D O. Dunhar
Vermont. n. sehter
Virginia Peter J. Otoy
Washiugton-W. a. Dunphy.
West VirgInia.-John =. MOaw
Wlsconaln--T. p. Ryan.
Wyoming -. D. Osborne
The officers OF the committee are
Chairman. James K Jones Of Arkar
sas; vice chairman. Senator WiIliar
j. Stone Of Missouri, secretary. Chal
les A. Walsh Of Iowa, treasurer n
r. Dunlap OF Illinois.
This committee win meet ip 81
Louis Monday morning neat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
ASSESSMENTS FOR
OTERO COUNTY
scHEDuLE RETURNED MAKES
REDUCTIONS ON REAL ESTATE
AND RAISES ON IMPROVE.
MENrs.

Tho taxable property OF utCu Cauu-
ty. returned i1r assessment Cor 1904.
by Assessor q D. Fleming Amounted
to tibtsg6C Ths schedule returned
by Mr. Flrm.ug was reduced hy tho
county BOARD chiefly Oh real estate
iu AIamnEprIo tiUs 900 and raised
ou improvements iu Alamorgordo and
Tularoaa f38ki3. making "a difference
from fbu original returns of f1fbgG
which reduces tbo total of tho aaaes-
s1rs returns to tit7861O. This bolng
the amuuut uf the Assessed valuation
I of Otoro county properly That viii go
. b,fmr tha territorial board oft oqunu
fatI0n f0r duul adjustment % will bo
/ observed chat thiH mIFos che amount
. tp only tlls13 while tHp reductions
amount tu flus 800.
. Tho rate hat year was about So
aud it Is now cluHUly appruXimntod az
about tIgi GOA the bludrDd This
makes o. difference uf 3b ruuaF 0n tho
hundred Len favor of the tax payer lf
tho rDiuuH oI luD Assessor had NOT
suffered reduction tho ratio would
have been lower yUt end we Do not
know why tby schedule fixed f0r tho
aasosHUr at thO March session Of tho
county board Was Fet aside. but pre-
sumabIy It was fur tno purpose ot
moro nearly oquallzinT property val.
uati0us as that s che province OF tho
beard OF commissioners when sitting
aa o. board uf equalization However.
th" lDmmst ionors at the March anB-
sion h1,d she schedule price for oil
town lou In Alun1eoulo and Cloud.
.crJu and directed tho assessor io pro
cure the return of all lots accordingly.
recommending that the board nt ita
june mueUuF would Oqualizo an lOtn
according t1 lho March schedule.
/ But AZ tho June meeting iho board
aot aside tblF schedule. hxcd for tho
assessor aa h.H guide. and ouuaIIzod
an town lotB Boo AlamonJrdo and
Coudcrlu. and directed iho assessor
To- procure tho return Of all lots nc-
ourIIuEIy. recommending that tho
board at Sos june meeting would opua.
.ligo all lots according 90 tho March
schedule.
Hui at tho June meeting the hoard
soi aside thI8 schedule nHed for tho
p assessor az his guide. ard o1ualiEed
an town lots In Alamogorio and
.CIoudcroft. accordiuR 30 tho returns
mado by tho AIamoEord0 Improve
mout company 90 lts lots, being a re-
ductiou in most instances 0f all lots ir
, AlumoEordo aud ClOudcrot held ol
subsequent purchasers.
Personal property vas uot genefai
ly reduccd in the county except ina
Z ~ Alamogordo Lumber company 9
was roducod by the board on iia baV
+, mills. log road. loeging cars. lumho
I In stocks. otc % the amount oi $50
Z 600
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
MOVING DEaOCRATS
THEY ARE GETTING TO THE BIC
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION eY EV.
cay TRAIN.

Hon. a. u Ferguson. the national
committeeman from New Mexico, ox-
poets 10 leave tonight for 81. Louis
via santa Fc Central and the Rock
Island. tie goes boy this route In or.
der to meet a number OF western dele
gates and some from the Lone Star
state whom ho win ipin at Torrance.
Hc Informs The Citizen that be has
received a number OF applications for
seats ln the big convention, which
would Indicate that New Mexico
democracy. besides the ust OF dele.
gates and ultcrnatcs, viii be will rep
resented at the cOnventlors
A. %. McOancy and 2. p McCannu
expect TO leave for st Louis tomor
row evening and Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Hudson will undoubtedly get away
for st Louis Saturday night
Hon. NJ. @. Samanlogo. vel
known democratic politician Of Tue
son, Arizona, stopped over here yes
terdoy to visit his ncico, Mrs T.
Butts. Tie is one OF Arlzoua's dele
gates. and continued on 20 St. Louis
this morning. Hon. Mark smith. ex
dologa.s from Arizona. went on TO 80
/ ouis yesterday
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
BIG MORMON COLONY
TO PURCHASE 10000 ACRES N
SONORA Or cHiHuAHuA.

A dispatch from Mexico city under
date of June 20. says
A report circulated here to the et
feet that the Mormon church would
be actively engaged boz the noHt few
months lu securing land in various
portions of Mexico f1r tho purpose OF
colonization. Tho assertion lB made
that % was recently decided tp puf
chase tract of 500. 1000 acres in so.
nora or chihuahua tq be used AS ap
extension OF tho colonies Of Colouia
DubIan and Diaz. are about completed,
q is said. ana within % fow weeks
the deeds win bc ready Tor transfer
In addition 90 these lands. % o.
learned that the Mormon elders have
taken hold OF several other land uf'
fcrs recently made 90 them Among
these are said tn be- large tracts oi
land ln slual0a and ChIpas, which
Il ia ayorrod. are excelleut Tor col
oulzulon purposes ant can be- had Tor
mere song. a. compared to their
real value. The statement is made
that the Mormon church is seeking a
place for tho settlement of 90 new
est concerto. go that they may not
be- compelled to seok homes ln Utah.
which s already crowded with other
MurmouB. whose long residence ln
tho country f0rbi1s their change 'o "A
new country
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Az Zion CITY nowie was received
with a great demonstraii0u Tho
Restored Host" 800 strong. assem-.
hled a. tho depot 90 greet tholr lead.
~. Tho city o. claboratoly decorated.
Dowlo rode On a carriage trimmed
with flowers, and the children threw
large 3unohcs 0f roses over him ana
other members 90 bis party powlo
his vito and son made addresses, Of
tor which powio went into retirement
10 receive reports from bis ueuion.
ants.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
YALE AND HARVARD
READY FOR RACE

Now Haven. Conn. June go After
several vooks of faithful preparation
the Yaic and Harvard crews are train.
pd 40 the minute for mo crownlng
tost NJ their oarsmnnahlp un the
Thames tomorrow. The city is rapid
ly filling with students from tho two
colleges. toRothor with tboIr fathers.
mothers. brothers. sisters and sweet.
hearts. while from near and far are
ml'ylnr tho old guard Of alumni who
win tomorrow yoll themselves hoarso
as they have ao many times before
along the historic course Tho har.
bIl is rapidly filling with yachts. ANA
the rac0 viii bo witnessed by many
distinguished visitors
The final details uf tine contests
were arranged today Tho prorram
Bs laid out calls for tho starting of
I the freshmen race at lO.3O o'clock
tomorrow morning from iho big bridge
two miles up stream. Tho varsity
fouroarod crdW race win start from
the point whoro- tho freshmen race
terminates Tho distance will Doe two
rIos no stream Tho observation
/ t-uins viii then Fo back four miles
to tho head of the course. and start
down stream 90 1880 o'clock over
that hoaH.hroakng Hrotch % four
miles should mo water bo too rough
/ the varsity race win bo deferred
until i;3O p. m.
Among the arrivals are many ola
time onrsmen. who predict that me
races this year will not bo as close
as usual. Either one college or th'
other seems 90 have a decided al
vantage IN each Of the three events
Yale seems 90 have a mortgage of
| the main event of the day 'tho varsity
oIrht contest Harvard seems 10 have
good chance Of winning the othe
, \ NuioHarvard races
. For fftytwo years. with occasiuna
Intervals. the crews OF Harvard anI
. Yale have balilci. tho rival color
, having boon borne during all thos
, years by four slx and elFhtoarc
! crews n the thirty eight races tha
. |h8yo boon fowod in that time. sine
. the initial contest ln 1859 two point
now separate tho C0ntesfIng unlyoI
, stiles Yale having won twenty race
and Harvard eighteen. OF the race
that have boon rowod on tho Thame
, Yale has won sixteen and HarYar
, seven.
/. DunIR the carly years nf The c1'
|. tests the events were ruWed on lnk
, QuInsirnmoud in 1878 however m
event was held ON the Thames. an
with the exception Of three year
since that time the event has bee
an annual nKtHre and on the Than,
course. lake QulnsIgam0nd was abai
!. donod az the place tor holding m
races iu 1859, and On the followln
year tho crows met at Lake Baltol
stall Tho next year Springfield wa
chosen for the event. and after th'
Il came the Thames at New Londo
Early IN the history ~ The event
was roWcd over a two mile cuurH
witch was Increased 10 three miles
O. 1855. Again tho distance was iucroa
"A sd in 1915. this time 90 four mile
b which has boon the length oi On
'yaralty races ever since. Yale holt
r the record for this distance. hayir
/, covered the course ln 1883 in 2O ml
!. utes and DO seconds Havarha la
victory was lu 1899 since which iiu
.r Yale has had four successive Ficto
D. ] los
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
RESTRAINING ORDER GWEN
judge W. n. Pope issues a Writ Of
Prohibition IN Case Involving Con.
siderable Property Near Albu.
nueFdue.

Judge W. u. Pope. IN chambers at
Santa Fo Tuesday afternoon granted
a writ OF prohibition 20 restrain Jus.
tlce OF the Peace seferIno Crolott Of
Bornallllo county. from proceeding
further ln a case OF forcIblo entry and
detalner by a. W. Clolaud against
Sofia Alexander. tbo writ being grant
ca upon application of the latter Alex.
sndcr had brought suit lu the district
court involving the possession OF "a
tract OF land and eight houses near
Albuquerque. before Cloland common
cod his action before Justice OF the
Peace Crollott involving the same
matter The writ OF prohibition was
granted so as to lot the district court
decide the controversy Alexander is
lu actual possession OF tho property
boo dispute.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
MRS. 0. D. STEWART
HER DEATH LAST NIGHT FROM
THE WHITE PLAGUE.

After a 6rs struggle with consump-
ton, the dreaded disease worse than
war Mrs. o. u. Stewart. residing az
No 9iG North Second street. yielded
up her lilo last nlght at 1880 O'Clock
The body was turned over 20 I'm.
dortaker Borders 20 bo embalmod. and
accompanied by the uiofsirlckon
husband and his motherless little
daughter. and the mother OF the de.
ceased. Mrs, M y. Di Bell. Il will be-
shipped tomorrow morning 90 Clinton,
Iowa. for burial
The deceased was born iu Council
Grove, Kansas, "a years ago. passing
Eey school days at Emporla. Kansas.
where she has many friends A little
over a year ago, on the advise Of her
attending physician back IN Kansas.
Mr Stewart brought BIO wife lo this
city, ana for sometime the invIgorat.
inE. dry climate of tho valley dld her
some good The seed of tuberculosis
had been two deeply sown. and for
the past few weeks. realizing the end
10 be- slowly approachng che resigned
herself 10 the inevitable. II was thon
that her mother came 90 her sick
bedside from lows, but her care could
not stop tho ravagos Of the disease,
and last night just before the final
summons. she asked her husband "a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

raise her head from the pillow. It was
only moment but ln that short
space OF Elmo. as her head rested on
her husbands arms. Che spirit fed
from her body
Mr. Stewart ls the manager of the
Alyarado hotel barber shop. and be
expects To- return 10 The city IN a
short time. During his absence. John
Rudolph win bc in charge a. the
shop.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

ST. Louis. June 3o-Tho national
council % education has appointed "a
committee 20 investigate plans f0r ro.
formed spelling that has been submit
tod and report nUXt year whether d is
considered advisable for the aaaocia-
zion 30 lend either financial or moral
support 90 che spelling reform pro
ulFnpda.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

Chicago. June 80-A0Cr a Grip
which covered tho earth John AleHan-
der nlwio arrived az Chicago today
30 sent word ahead mat De would
not aoll hls feet with the dust OF Chi.
caro- and weut ON % Zion city with.
out leaving hIs private cor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
EIerIaa psIsaalss b st LauIs.

Jacksonville. fla, JGao O0.--Ar
ungrmonis have been completed for
the trip Of tho FLORIDA dologation %
tho democratic national convention.
Tho Journey will 30 made in com.
pany with the Turpontno Operators
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02

lls dosIrc Co oblItorate some 90 The
false ideas concerning New MCXico
that had been incorporated n many
of the class books of eastern statos.
TO begin with. New MexiCoa OK
Ih,blt shows a carefully Eraded course
of instruction. in tho k.ndeWarion,
through tHy grades. h.eh schools and
| |oNoD.lDut The paper folding, paper
IcutiInr, rama. weaving, original dc.
| sIsu 200 color aud sluyd carpentry, aH
[ adapted 10 tho grades rank fnyorahly
/ with other schools The chalk model.
lod relief maps are attracting much
attention for their beauty and practical
| value. A collection of Bird skins made
by pupils to Illustrate the birds of
N,W Mexico is instructive
Th, exhibits from the territorial In
sluu.Ioua for higher education are
along tbc same lines as that shown by
IothDr SUITE schools Now Mexico has a
splendid school systom the teachers
Iempoyyl In tho city schools. high
schools, normal schools and colleges
being raJuates of the best schools in
the land The exhibit is a credit and
well worth gae.ng and illustrates tho
Icmciucy of tne schools The territory
maintains at public expense a great
er number OF institutions for higher
education than any of the states, be-
sides a number of denomInat.0nal
schools
The educational facilities In an the
departments are of me very best
The Mineral Exhibit
One ol the interesting features Of
the mineral exhibit from New MeXIC0
Ila the groat diversity Of products
shown
Nearly every important product OF
che mines. from coal 90 precious
stones. are obtained within the bor
dor of that territory specimens Of
|. which are attactiyoIy exhibited Al
the mineral palace
Tho mineral resources Of New Mex
ioo form a most important basis fol
her present and future wealth.
Tho extensive coal and iron dopos
.ts along the lines Of tho Santa n,
Central. the Atchison. Topeka q San
"a 70 Pacific. and Rock Island rail-
ways would supply the United states
with these important products fol
many years. Mammoth blocks OF Goa
and Iron from these regions or,
shown at the fair. together with sui
phur. salt. mineral paints. mica. az
bc8to8. building stone, marble, onyx
copper, lead. zInc and gold and sll
yor ores OF endless variety and com
blhations.
The many forms of copper are par
tIcularly interesting. including hrgl
sheets OF pure metallic copper "a
we'll a. the various beautifully colOro,
specimens OF the copper ores know
az malachlto. agurto and the oxide
and sulphldes.
Ia tho zinc ores are a wonderful
collection. prepared by tho school o
Mines, showing the beautiful Smith
aonitea and zinc carb0natos. With cal
cito crystals dllioaioly colo-ed viii
}, copper and other metallic tintlnga.
b.. There are alEo many raro and beau
n tiful specimens OF gold and silver ore
2. from the numerous districts % No'
q Mexico which produce these procl0u
metals.
T. There are three hne private col
lIoctions In this exhibit. embracing a
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-02
THE WORLDS FAIR
GREAT AlRSHiP RACES

FLYING MACHINES FROM MANY
LANDS M THE 100000 PRIZE
CONTESTS At THE WORLDS
FAIR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-01
WHY Salem Has Old Maids.

The apparent need of having the
houses numbered and street signs put
M was again illustrated the other ev.
ening, when a young man who had been
residing in the city but a short time,
attempted to call on young lady
friend in East Salem. She directed
him to the house by meets and bounds,
and after walking several miles as per
directions he overlooked an angle, and
in consequence rambled for about three
hours, and it was only by rare good
luck that he arrived at his destination.
1t is safe to say that he enjoyed the
call much better though for the exer-
else, but he says that Albany is not as
large as Salem by about 40 miles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-10-01
rhe car and the Musician.

A daring rebuke was administered
bv DePachmann to the present Gar
Nicholas at a musicale given IN the
winter palace some years ago. The ar
fist was in the middle Of the CHOPIN
ssNocturne" in F sharp, when the Gar
leaned forward and began an audible
with one Of the granu
dukes. who was standing near. Not at
first noticing the royal (and the rude)
interruption, De Pachmann at hrs'
kept on playing, but when the Gar :
voice rose, and he even laughed loudly
DePachmann stopped, closed the piano
and turned toward Nicholas. why do
YOU stop2" asked the Gar with mock
De Pachann made answer
Etiquette requires that when your
majesty speaks all should be silent ~