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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25
Matka uratOWana plrl'zl''e'zlI
dZieCi.

PAM Teresa Kromar 2 Manito,2
voc, Y Wisconsin, opowiada1a NAM i
GO jei dzieci dla niej uczynl1fy: ,,Je7
stem jul stara kobieta' - m6wilha.s
,,Lata j starost odebra1y mi wszy-
stka slle j by{am przygotowana do
zakonczenia dni moieh. W6wczass
mi dzieci przyniosly mi trinera A.
m%erykanski Eliks,r Gorzkiego VII
ma kt6ry " rzeczywistoSci dziaillaa'flII
W cudowny, zadziwiajacy nadew
szystko spos6b. Pomimo, zem "a
zywala je tylko W bardzo ma1Yelh1
dozach spostrzeg}am " kr6tce, jak
szybko zysklwa}am ma si}ach; moi
stracony dawno apetyt powr6odilll
i Gale mole ciafo zosta{o od6wiezone't
i zaailoae. Teraz ME mog}abym sig
obyc bez tego nleocenlonego toni
V
ku, mel jedynej nadzieli - pragg-
ne polecic je wszystkim chorym,
starym i os}abionym osobom "
Trinera Amerykanski Elikslr Gors-
kiego Wilma wytwarza nova krew,
przywraca pe}na si1e za}aks j jest
jedynem lekarst~ EN-, kt6re czyni
trawienie zupe}nem. We wssyst-
kich chorobach zo}adka jest:to 6ro~5
dek, ma ktdrym polegst " %zupe}no-
Sci MONA. Do dostania " aptekach
Tub fabrYkanta Jos. Triner, 100
So. Ashland Ave-, Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25
CzO1gajaca 6mier6.

Zatrucie krwi zoliza SIG do serca
l spowoduje smierc, J. E. Stearns,
z Belle Plane. MINI. pisze, ie prey
jacieN straazliw1e skaleczy} sic "
:reke, kt6ra ma puch}a iak .zatruclaa
krwi. Bucklen'a na66 arnlkowa wy.
c,agne}a TRUCKING, zagoi}a RANG u.
ra1owa}a mu zycie. Najlepsza y,
6wiecle ma 'sparzen;a j rany. Csc. q
M, J. KoWaleWsklego apiece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

a. 's- -. 49,.
:. Z WAlRszAWY donosza,
re polska partya socyalistycz-
ma wyda}a odezwe wzywaja-
ca robotnika do podjecia TO-
boty.
Do ,,S}owa Polskiego" to-
legrafuja z Huslatyna, re
nagle strejk rolny W ca}ej O.
kolicy nadgranicznej ma Po-
dolu rosyjskiem bez zadnej
widocznej przyczyny, zupe}-
ME install. Ludnosc wr6ciia
do piracy i zapanowa} nieza-
macony spok6j. Mkt ME jest
W stanie w~yt}omaczyc sobie
przyczyny tel nag}ej zmiany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

DO SZKOkY polskiej W
Perham, Mimi. Potrzeba ma
uczyciela j organisty. Musi
umiec pc polsku j angielsku'
Wolne mieszkanie. ~ Zgiosit
sic pod adresem Mr.. Tomasz
Paw}owski.
Perham, Mimi,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25
Y z~YTOMIERZA donosza,
70 EASILY tam b6jki z uzbro-
jonymi .zydami, polalo sic
DUO krwi.

&- 49, H..H=||E&
w C~ZERNICHOWIE ma
Ukraine dokonano zamachu
ma %policmajstra p. Hirschfel-
da. Sprawce zamachu,. kt6ry
zdo}a} dac try strzaly, schwy-
tano natychmiast.
Ma kongresie ziemstw
oswiadczono sic "a og6lnem
prawem wyt orczem, "a wy
borami bezposredniemi i "a
utworzeniem dw6ch lib.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

10 Wy
borami bezposredniemi i "a
utworzeniem dw6ch lib.
- FRANCYA. Walka kul-
turna we Francyi postapi}a 0
znaczny krok naprz6d. Wick
szo6c Izby francuzkiej, ska
dajaca sic z mason6w i socya-
list6w, uch,wali}a juz gl6wpe
paraguay .ustawy, zadajacej
ca}kowitego: roz}aczenia pan
silva cd ,Ko6cio}a. Przyjeto
nawet paraguay pozbawiaja-
Ice @Ko5ci6{ nietylko opieki
pa6stwowej, ale take wszel-
kich majatk6w. Ca}y SWAT z
wytezeniem wyczekiwa} sta
nowiska Stolicy Apostolskiej
wobec tych uchwal. KS. Ka-
nonik Jaspa, kt6ry rozmawia}
z ~Ojcem 6w. O. walce kultur-
nej: we .Francyi, og}asza W
|jednej gazecie tre6c tel roz-
mowy. Papiez zaznaczy} wy
raznie, re Ko5ci6} podejmie
energicznie obrone praw swo-
Itch igdy przyjdzie st6sowna
chwila, da katolikom francu-
skim wskaz6wki, W jaki spo-
sob obrone te podjac maja.
Tymczasem jednak Plus X.
zamiar6w swoich ME zdra-
dza. - W Tulenie obchodzili
socyalisci dzie1 1-go maja
publicznym pochodem, Mo-
sac czarne i czerwone sztan-.
dairy. Zmuszono kupc6w do.
zamykania skIep66w, go6ci
wypraszano z kawiarni. .Kilka
.os6b zranionych. -Oficer6w i:
podoficer6w, kt6rzy demon
strantom usi1owali zagrodzic
droge, zmuszono do zlozenia
tomorrow pred Garment i
~czerwonemi sztandarmi. Spie-
wano pie6ni rewolucyjne i
wznoszono- .rewolucyjne o.
krzyki. Jeden z mathew
zosta} nozami zraniony.
WARszAWA, gdy rzuco.
no bombe ma patrol kozacki,
dalo do tlumu Is salw.:
Ma ulioy zostalo 50 ttfup6v,::.
Rannych odnoszono pospie-;,
sznie do dom6w prywatnych.
{Samo pogotowie :zabralo 80.
rannych i tylko ia cyfra Jest
wiadoma.
Warszawa, dnia 4 maja.
godziny 10 z rama wiel.
kie tiumy .zape}nily Marsza}-
kowska j przerwaly ruch
tramwaI dor6zek. Przysz4o
do kilku powazniejszyeh'
stare.
Cd ulicy zelaznej zdazal
tium ze sztandarami. Ma uli~
cy Jerozolimskiej okolo do.
mu mr.. 101 zastapi} mu droge
oddzia} wojska i dai salwe,
Leglo ma bruku 36 trup6W
strasznie pokaleczonych. Dc
bramy wniesiono 81 osoby
ciezko ranne. KozacY szalel
4 %&G. ~ I, g. = -=.#HSs[E = So E%&E& EE . = -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

PESZTU donosza, re pre-
zes wegierskich ministr6w
Tisza kauai wyzwac pos{a
Poszgaja ma pojedynek, po-
niewaz ten go zelzy} ma posie-
dzeniu sejmu. Poszgaj wyz-
wanna ME przyja} zas}aniajac
sic tenn, ze Tisze ME raz lzo'
no a on "a to ma pojedynek
nikogo ME Wyzwa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

- z WIEDNIA donosza,
10 ial;utstryacki minister wojny,
.Pittreiiclh?, zezwolii "a um ii
ozeskich .napis6w O.
box niemieckich: ma budo-
.iwlach wojskowych " :cze-
chlach. = Niemcom to bardzo
ME W nos, vice sic .burza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

a. .'-.. 49,
49, JAPONIA ciag}e. zak}a-
da protesty u rzadu francus-
kiego przeciwko posredniemu
popieraniu rosyan. Japo6czy.
cy dowodza, ze Francya ma
rusza neutralnos6 %pozwalajac
flocie rosyjskiej przebYwat
czas dluzszy " zatokach
swych posiad}o6ci " Azyi,
(Stosunki pomiedzy Francya
Japonia bardzo naprezone
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

WkOCH Donosza, ze W
Kairze W Egipcie pochwyco.
no jednego 20 wsp61nik6w
Bresciego, kt6ry, jak wiado-
mo, dokona} mordu ma kr6lu
Humbercie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-05-25

&ilE:Et u =. -, ."I,II, =. :.
*~y FRANCYA. Rewizya pro-.
|cesu Dreyfusa ma sic odbyc
pred izba kasacyjna dnia 20
cZerwca.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03

Started on Monday NICsnin
and VIII Be Kept Ia Fa
Blast UntiI Fstthss Notice.

No reserve out se have % CO. sssy ARTICLE this progrssn
adjustment Is at ne uscy sf yom cash This eesng sale vii M
Won WON'T forget for many The prices VIII be aaughtea
every department Read and don't pay t0o much ss'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03

internal improvements, The country is
rich in agricultural and mining re.
sources The entire southern part of
the kingdom is an immense rice field,
where the finest rice in the world is
produced, The country is also rich in
tin and precious metals. Although
there has been little development thus
far Siam already produces 60 per cent
of the worlds supply Of tin. Mining
concessions are now being obtained BY
Foreigners and there will be great ac.
tiyities in that direction in the near
future j. W. Taylor, one time super
lntendent Of schools in San Francisco,
has lpst ohBiBea ~ eoneevsian fr0a
ths King. phd viH arrive here ffom
Siam very shortly 10 arrange for some
extensive operations, ~ San Francisco
Chronicle. 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
DUNBAR Is SUSTAINED.
Supreme Court Endorses Attorney.
General orawfOrd's Opinion
Other Decisions.

The supreme court today upheld N.
attorney-general and secretary Of state
holding that the latter could not issu.
warrants in payment Of the salaries Of
the asylum employees since thore Is NJ
appropriation available FOR that pur,
pose and that the Kay law ala po,
repeal Or amend in any manner the
termer law. sfl
TAe's were eight other opinions, as
State Of Oregon against George s.
Miller reysrred aud new trial or.
r f Fouts against City Of Hood
hlye'' affirmed Fouts got decision IN
State Of Oregon, ex rel ,o.;,..
County Court Of Malheur County. ~.
nfmea' County court got decision 4
the court below.
John A. Tucker against s. Often.
se'ner estate, affirmed. The estate sot
we decision in the court below.
Moses Taylor against Isabeps To-.
anf"sd' Moses got tie decision
~ the court below.
!. chas Meerary and wife against q
a...,''s. =. sissels, affirmed. Biggsrs Got the
!. Is..le Z. Rice against wallowa Com.
Y, a'nrnsd. MrA Rice got the a..
'isa'n a the court below. o'
60. 4 n CO. against UnatiI.
sssa. ',...'. ensned, The sOunsy -, ths
''e''''n n TIE court below - '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
SIAM Is
PROGRESSING

Hamilton King, United States Min.
'isis sisr siTisst Ssi6 Sfaay
on the steamer Manehuria. sseom-
panied ~ Afrs King, and during tho
few days they expect 70 remain in
town before proceeding East they are
guests at the Occidental
"A Franeo,Siamese treaty has lust
been concluded" 4" said Mr.. King yes.
terday, "and, as result of the free,
dom from outside molestatiOn which
this assures her, siam will now, for
the arst time, have an opportunity TO
show the world what she is capable
Of in the way of modern development.
| have great faith in slams future.
The eountry has for its ruler a gen.
tioman Of culture aud reanement and
whe possesses remarkable intellipenoe
and . progressive spirit. He has for
an eayissr y. II. siroben, professor
of lntFrnatiohal law At Harvard and
slfelstll hss foi 90 assistant Professor
WestsaRasd, psofessos Of Law Al Har.
ward They make d strong team, aud
tAey Aase iAs Implicit coincidence Of
NE sessFnnsnt aaa the people.
siam : going ahead wonderfully.
Bangkok she capital now has thirtv
ef sAirsy-hve miles Of eleetsie railways
sNeniy'age miles Of paved streets, !
complete eleStrislightlng system aud.
many modern buildings Ter vsss, 81
o'supisd the unique position Of being
'Ae snly nation on the earth thai had
no nA'ienai debt but few months
ago i Effected fsroien loan for me
pVIposs q building railrOads and other
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Miss Mabel Cressy, of the West Side
Enterprise, at Independence, was in
the city today.
Ned Gamble is home from a month =
visit in California, where he spent a
very pleasant time
Mayor Grant Corby and Z. p. Nor.
com, Woodburn's two attorneys, were
in the city today on professional bust.
ness.
Cordes Casebere, formerly Of this
city, but now Of The Dalles, is spend
ing a week with his parents here. He
is now an employe in one Of The
Dalles banks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
STREET
MEETING
POSTPONED

Il
One of ths street committee is oni
of town, aud It has been town ard i
has been decided 70 not hold a meeting
this evening to hear OBJECTIONS to Ii,
bids on south Commercial street =
| is understood some are not satisfied
with the bids that have been made
and want the council to reject them
ali, and ask for new bids.
It is not likely that any bid made
would ever be acceptable to all the
property owners. The idea is adj
vaneea BY some that they could build
their part Of the street themselves, but
81 is doubtful that they could comply
with the specifications which require
the use Of a 5o-ton roller, and a guar
.antce that the work is up to certain
standard Of durability.
The Improvement Of South CONNER
cial street has been planned as care
fully as the finest bitulithic pavement,
80 far as putting down frst-class work.
IT will be graded, tamped, rolled and
the layer Of macadam put down as
good as the heaviest machinery can
do it, under the most careful super
vision and the most carefully drawn
specifications.
III the best bid made Is out ofreaeh
OF the property owners the Improve
ment will have to be abandoned, and
some other street taken up and put
through. II is understood that Liber-
ty and High street people are preparing
to act, and take up macadam pave.
ment as soon as the city can get ready
to act. II seems too good to be true,
and no one will believe that South Com.
mereial street will be improved until
the work is actually being done. In
the meantime, if there is anything
wrong with the bid il should be shown
m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
Summer Normal

The second term Of the Capital Sum.
mer Normal will open on June Goth, to
continue until the August examination.
Glasses will be formed in all branches
required for state and county papersj
also in Latin, stenography and type.
writing. Students who wish to advance
their grades will find the kind Of work
they need at this school. Address J. j.
Kraps or Supt. +. T. Moores. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
SHARES IN THE BENEFITS OF
SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS.
Mrs. l. o. Law Shows How the Burden
Of the Farmers Wife May Be
Lghtened.

The traveller through fields Of corn
and grain in such states as Kansas,
sees from the ear windows numerous APP
plications of modern inventive skill to
the production of the farmers wealth,
and in every county seat he. finds a
large display of machinery for cult.
waiting and harvesting crops, lie can.
not so readily learn TO what extent the
farmer 5 home has shared in the gem
eral advance, but he knows how essen.
tial to the farmers happiness must be
everything that ministers 10 the
strength and cheerfulness Of his part
ner-the faithful housewife. Thous.
ands Of farmers wives, in the Great
West particularly, will read with inter.
est the story of the struggle Of one Of
their number to meet the constant de.
mand upon her strength until she found
that she was losing ground in the une-
quail contest, and must cease to be a
helpmate and enter the class Of con,
armed invalids, if help did not come
from some source that would renew her
strength.
Mrs. l.. y. Law, of No. 3gi North
elfeal, Horton Ksasas, sayS Ssf5
Iase7 vhlle W wffd lsing On ann
liu this neiehbothocd. I became eenef-
laiis dsbiiitsted ss the result Of oy4r-
work ] had serious inaieottion, lost
my appetite, suffered from sense o.
saffoeation and from obstruoiiou Of the
leifcalation, - that artificial means
had 10 be used to restore il. After
suffering Tor mouths without nnaipg
any isslef, tried box Of pr. vii.
Hams Pibk Pills which ] had seen ad.
ycgtlsed IN newspaper, The arst few
boxes made me lotg better, and after
osinR ne ihifa boa / felt en,irelg well.
Abppi tNp goafs aftsrwerd ! fa6 down
again pad ipuealptely tesaned taking
ste plllE j, two iaeplhs / vas fallr ,e.
stossa a wiser Aha have bela the saln
eve, slHfe am noe "a exeslIspt
lheslo ava Az alee ual quiy Il take
care " Nv house but alsp able IA
asais, mS Ansbnhd II q store whieb be-
Has lately lakea piak pills hhsS
htspe1 ne avery time I hays taken
shsm Ttes deserve a. BE- ree omnlepd
- Thsy kre - sinipls % sasHy taken
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
q - - TON ia
Bsnth. ,Ihs Kind You Have IWsTs Bpuqu
Signature S &zH2ZLZu
Two Men Given Striped Suits.


r. y. Dowell plead guilty to the
charge Of forgery this morning, and
was sentenced by Judge George
II. Burnett to serve two years in
the penitentiary. Dowell is the man
who forged the name of W. H. Savage
to check on the state bank in this
city June 18th.
Fred Prentiss plead guilty to the
charge of stealing Mac Beans bicycle
ON May eth, and received sentence
of one year in the penitentiary.
Jack Hoffman was also arraigned on
the cprge of robbing the Woodburn
bank, and Roswell Flower was ar,
raigned on the charge Of larceny from
the Stolz cider factory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
A Pleasant Way to TravsL

Ihe above IS the usual Yeyds
mo lrayelsr 6sins tlis SllssdaSI I
taiiwaS between The paelae -
the east, and we believe that III
ice and Recommendations Rivsb
this statement. From Denv,r, q
do Springs and Denver there an
through trains daily TO Ks asai
and St. Louis carrying Pull ahri
est standard eleetric-lighted ID
ears, chair cars and up,tO.dEts q
ears. The same excellent sera
OPetated from Kansas City api
Louis to Memphis Little Roc an
Springs II YOU are going sas
south, write for particulars ard II
formation.
W. @ M'BRIDE, Gen. Ags
i2t Third ST.. Portland, o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03

The court also denied reheari
two important cases. Neppic q
o. q Q. railroad and Violet a
North Pacific Lumber Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
BORN.

GROHE.-At the family hon
Gopher, Oregon, June 25, 1905, Z
and Mrs, Jacob Grohe, a son.
The happy parents are both
known here, having been attends
the state hospital for many yea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
.Huis Wing Sang Co

Frswotks Dry 0Oods stlts nn.
esolssyy !, LAeea nHaks pp asp np.
Gents and IAdiss' Furnishins cooss ~
suits wfAppen skkts wnsts rsss,
~s.E. ~ sale cheap. Court street. saIem
osescn Phone mack ass Sss
osurs s.. sernsr alley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03

70 Batfia for the HeavywetGht Cham.
plOnsnip.

10 batua 1or tne heavJWe she OiAatA
pionsnip
Reag, New July 8 Marvin Hart
* IouisRiIle.p who sspites IS sveceed e
dsHfies ehampionship tiFie and Jaci
Reets The Chicago heatywsight who
who owns ~ y sinilar ambition have
completed tleir work o. preparation,
and are feady for the gong TO call them
into the ring 70 engage IN a finish fight
70 settle the question Of their relative
supremacy James y JefIries ls On
hard 70 act ap referee. Al arena has
been specfaI!v constructed for lie bat.
tle with seating capacity Of $500.
Many sporting men are arriving from
out Of town, and from present lndsea.
tions seats at the rineside viii be At
a premiun
Reports today from their respective
training quarters are to the effect that
both Root and Hart are in hrst-class
condition, and ht 70 engage IN the bat
to Of their lives
The day dawued bright and clear
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-03
STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL


The officers and clerks q 3
institution are pledged to ing
no information eonssrning z
dealings Of iis eastomeFg vino : :
q right to expect that their b''
ing business win be treated (
CONFIDENTIAL This We
ana We also aim to protect y
Interests in every legitimate y
Possibly you have need Of =
an institution. II so, it be''a
our pleasnrabls duty to invits ?
% come 10 this bank.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-24
ANOTHER CANARD Exploded.
Foolish Rupnor of Finding of Kenneth
Reasley. Proved by Daylight
Utterly BaSelesS.
Especial to News and observer)

Especial to News and Observer
Elizabeth City, N. c., May IA
tidal wave of excitement spread over
this city last night as the result OIL
the announcement that the long miss
ing Beasley boy had been found IN
the Keeping of a negro woman on
the outskirts of the city.
A child was seen playing in the ne
gro's yard. and according to rumors
answered the description of the Beas-
ley boy He gave his name as
George kenneth Beasley.
Several citizens, including two all
dermen. visited the house last night,
bur on account of very poor light the
investigation was not satisfactory.
Opinion was divided, some claiming he
was a white boy, others that he was
n negro When asked his name the
boy looked inquiringly at the woman
and she answered: George Arm
strong The chief of police and
others went TO the house early this
morning and found the boy to be a
very light mulatto, and answering in
no way the description of the Beasley
1,0sr
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-24
Oh! On What Meat Does
Caesar Feed.
Continued from Page one.)

writers makes a sound as of the clatter
of a loom-room and the furnishings of
oak and leather give the impression
of prosperous bank. Next / sat
While he dashed off some preliminary
business in the office of the Proximity
Mill, one of the big chain eliminating
in the mammoth White Ook which
create a city of a country suburb.
l suggested that he tell me in what
way he thought that the supervision
by the government of freight rates so
as to make them eQuable would work
injury to the shipper.
He turned with the force and the
loud voice OF a ruler in his chair and
proceeded to read a lecture on the
instrumentation" which had been
made by this paper. Low, heavy, OF
big girth that still moves with the ac-
tivity and strength of a very young
man. Mr. Cone when he is indignant
is q handsome type. His short. thick
neck. his heavy chin. close cropped
grey hair and mustache and his
searching grey eyes as clear as a
mountain stream. show not only force
but mastery. But if he had mastered
the freight question. he did not let
his interviewer in. Even was Mr.. Cone
less explicit than those who spoke of
the distributing oint.
Assuring him that l was not The
News and Observer. / sought again to
elicit Mr.. Cones views by asking him
as TO whether he did not consider that
the powers proposed to be granted 70
the Interstate Commission were pro-
posed, not TO arbitrarily compel the
Commission to fix certain and inf1exible
rates on freight per mile per ton or
hundred or car, but merely to give it
the power to correct abuses and pre-
vent determinations.
To this Mr.. Cone replied by saying
that it was not fair in his opinion TO
let anybody else take over the business
of the railroads, because they knew
how to manage it better themselves.
/ asked as to whether he did not
think that the principle of the various
State Commissions had not been gem
orally agreed upon and whether the
new powers tended merely to permit
the Government to do for Interstate
rates what the separate State commits
sions did for intra-State rates.
This question. / am panied to say.
Mr.. Cone at least lodged to the extent
of not answering. but with a return
question as TO whether | did not think
that Mr.. Somebody, President of the
American Manufacturers Association.
who had delivered a speech in Atlanta
in opposition to the scheme. would not
naturally know better than the Gov
eminent or the people generally what
was better or worse for the manufac-
turer.
CT did not recall the President of
the Manufacturers Association, but
il seemed to hover in mind that one
of the more potent of the speakers
on that occasion was Mr.. Samuel
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serve the congratulations of the people
on the success which attends the in
stitution now SO splendidly equipped
for the education of young ladies.
THIRTY-sIX YOUNG BIAS.
by Senator Scales-AIemorial
Hall at Salem Female College to
Cost $4,000.

Especial to News and Observer)
Winston Salem, n. c.. May IA
large crowd filled the Home Moravian
church this morning on this COM
mencement day proper of the Salem
Female College, when the seniors of
1906 had their closing exercises.
The young graduates, arrayed in
their dainty white commencement
dresses and caps and gowns, formed
a beautiful picture as they slowly
passed UP the aisles bearing the daisy
chain, while beautiful triumphal
march was rendered on the organ.
Seldom has there been within, the
walls of the old church more de-
lightfui and gifted speaker than SEN
ator Alfred M Scales, OF Greensboro
His theme. 1.-THE Building of State.
was replete with suggestive thought
and apt illustration hffer tho ad-
dress Bishop Rondthaler made few
appropriate remarks to the seniors an1
then very gracefully presented the d.
plomas Thirty-six young ladies re-
ceived the bachelor of arts degree.
while % others completed their course
i'm special departments, such as music,
art. commercial, etc.
Two very interesting essays were
read on "The Transfer of the cap ana
Gown by Miss Myrtle Dean, vice
president. and Miss Nell Rhea, presi-
dent. Miss Rhea presented her cap
and gown to Miss Carrie Levy. the
representative of the incoming senior
class. who accepted it with few we'll
chosen remarks. After this ceremony
the session of 1905 passed into history.
DIR and Mrs. Clewell. assisted by
Bishop and Mrs. Rondthaler and Sen
ator Scales held an informal reception
-this afternoon.
Memorial Hall. which is being erect
ed by the college and which is to pc
completed next year. will cost over
$40. 900. instead of $4,000 as stated
,,;Cbt'c cnpcial