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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
A Shocking Contention.

Benedict is a New Haven man who
has been eight times the father Of a
bouncing bounder. In the outskirts Of
the university is a little town among
the hills called Prospect, and last year
four Of the children were sent there
for the summer.
One day Benedict and his wife en-
tertained at dinner new acquaint'
ance, Prof. B. The professor is a
bachelor, and, like many scholarly
men, is rather i'll at ease in society.
"What a fine little family Of chill
dren you have" he began with an ad'
miring glance at four little stay'at'
homes.
eyes, indeed" replied Benedict
proudly, "and we have four more in
Prospect"
The professor blushed his astonish'
ment.-August Lippincott's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Mndical College Aasured.

The new medical college Of the Will
lamette University is now an assured
fact. Bids for the construction of the
same were opened at the Office of Pugh
& Legg yesterday. 1t is to be a two,
story brick building, with basement and
attic.
) The bidders were H. N. Ely, of sa'
lem. $ll,s7O; 2. Craven, of Salem,
sl2, 900; F. A. ErixOn, Salem, sl2,2osi
Welch & Blonrer, Salem, $l2,99o.
No action was taken yesterday, pu'
Il win undoubtedly be let to the lowest
bidder, II. N. Ely.
The building win be a great improve
ment. 1t will be situated in the nor'h'
west corner of the University campus
md viii be a fine looking structure
Work win no doubt be started early
this month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
HoW,a TTrIaa

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY 6 CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business and financially able to carry
)ut any obligations made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toleda, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
ually, acting upon the blood and mu.
cuous surfaces Of tho system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price, 75c per bot.
tie. Sold by Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
The mPeek.a.Ron,, shnea

She was pretty West End girl who
had came down town in her automobile
to do last bit of shopping before
packing her trunk for the summer
trip She looked as sweet and fresh as
lily in her white gown and white
sailor hat. AS she stepped from her
tonneau there was flash of pink for
just the fraction Of a second. In the
embroidered hem Of her underskirt
pink ribbon had been drawn and she
wore peek-a-boo shoes. These shoes,
which are also called barefoot sandals.
have portions Of the leather cut out
across the toe and at either side, and
through these the white stockings
showed, a flower design in pink having
been embroidered most artistically.
" Fashionablef" repeated a Broadway
dealer in response to question that
had been asked about the popularity of
these shoes with st. Louis girls. "well,
i should say they are fashionable. We
never had such a run on any shoe, ev.
erything being sold out and an en-.
tire new order being necessary. All
our trade wears them" And when
that man says "all our trade" he
means the ultra fashionable. cit IL
very pretty work." explained a so.
ciety girl, "to embroider the stockings
for this sort of shoe, and no doubt be
fore long they will be found in the
stores with the designs in the right
place. One pretty girl has her initials
one on each side of the
foot, and a pretty conventional do
sign TO cover the toes. Isl. Louis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

by two miners. They guided Espul.
viada back to his wrecked wagon, and
were preparing to take up the search
for the missing child when another
Mexican arrived.
He was worked to a high pitch of
excitement and told how he had been
chased by wild animal. He explained
that just at dusk some strange and
frightful looking object had suddenly
sprang from the sand, and, rearing
upon its hind feet, had started toward
him, uttering a wild cry, while its
forelegs were outstretched in his direc.
tion. He would have shot the crea.
ture, but was too scared
Espulviada grew excited when he
heard the story, and, hardly giving
the other two miners time to collect
their thoughts, he had grabbed the
Mexican by the arm and was dragging
him toward the desert, exclaiming,
"Tell me where you saw my child,
Quick, tell me-" 1t was fact that
the Mexican had been startled by the
child, who, seeing the man, had rushed
crying toward him for succor. The Mex.
lean was as diligent as the others in
the search when he realized that out
there on the desert he had left a lost
infant, and his companions had to run
10 keep up with him as he retraced his
steps, and soon had the child tight in
his arms.
The miners took the family into
where Hunter met them, and
\ general division Of money and pro-
visions took place, the little family
eaving for their destination well sup.
,lied for the remainder Of the trip and
with men who knew the road thorough.
y to guide them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
ACCOUNT OF tho Woodmen

OF the World celebration at Port.
land, Ore, commencing August Sd, tho
Southern Pacific Company will sell tick.
cts as follows: Individual tickets, limit
80 days, $3.50 round trip. Parties, 10
or more, 10 days, s1.o5 round trip, 60
ing and returning in body. Parties
of 100 or more, moving on day and
train, good for return on any train
within 10 days $l.65 for round trip.
W. e. CONAN,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Salem Box Factory
a. p. MASON, Prop.

I am in South Salem, where you VIII
6nd me for all kinds Of fruit trays
orchard boxes and hop baskets
Miller street, Salem. Phone RedsiSl'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
nrsrnn snhurban Auto Co.

Automobile car leaves Willamette
Hotel for Independence, week days al
7 a. m. and $3.50 p. m Returning leaves
Independence at $3.50 and P. m Sun,
days leaves Salem at a. N. and s'sO
n M Leaves Independence at s;oO
a m. and p. m. Connects at lnas-
pendsncs with motor FOR Monmouth
naIlaa and an points on the West Side.
Special for evening parties.
e'17.tf Mp. BALDWIN, Mgr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Makers Of Sweets In sesa,on

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 3.-The leading
makers Of sweets in this country are
assembled in Chicago today, the oc.
casion being the annual convention Of
the National Jobbing Confectioners
association. Leading wholesale deal.
ers are on hand from New York, Bal.
timOre, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Mime
apolis and numerous other cities.
Consideration Of various subjects re-.
lating to the candy trade will occupy
the three days Of the convention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
AgonizinV Burns.

Are instantly relieved and perfectly
healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve. @.
Rivenbark, Jr., Of Norfolk, Va, writes;
az burnt my knee dreadfully; that Il
blistered all over. Bueklen's Arnica
salve stopped the pain, and healed It
without a scar" Also heals all wounds
and sores. Zoe at ]. @. Perry's, Drug
gist, Salem Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
A Masculine Triumph.

cit is interesting TO note in these
days when most Of our magazine hc-
tion is supplied by graduates from the
woman's colleges that not a single limo
of prose in the August issue Of Apple
toms BOoklovers was written by a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

How We can put such perfect work
manship on a shirt front, collar OF
cuff is what everyone says that ex'
smines our faultless laundry work,
No spot or fray to mar the beauty Of
the irTeproaehablO color and finish
put upon IL that dehes competition by
any laundry in the state. Our laun'
dr. work has reached the top notch Of
perfection that has yet been obtained.
Rough dry, Sc per pound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
Acconnt of Campmeeting

OF the Church Of God at Grants
Ore, July 25th to August sth, the
Southern Pacific Company will sell tick
etts at one and one third fare for the
round trip from all points on Oregon
lines. w. r. OOMAN,
.sl.9t General Passengert Agb
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03
ST
|, in THE
DESERT
EIts Experience Of a Span
4 and His Wife and Four
Children

'oHd
ED IN Bernardino, Aug 3.-A pathet
d Clla y of an entire family wrecked
. n, on the desert has been brought
'rdaOu George Il. Hunter, mine own
and Iyanpah valley, who contributed
ganin m and horse to assist the unfor.
lhe "a in their extremities, while
miners were equally generous, ac
'on bl to the extent Of their posses
lon u
great uel Espulviada, his wife and
efniN thildren, one a child Of years
Oug out from Uvada, Utah, TO jour.
'a'ult wagon to Searchlight. All
:" 10 we'll until after the family had
u i'H Ioapoa. Then heavy winds and
meet urrounded them and in seeking
y "s they lost their road.
u m two days the family searched
VI w Just at sunset on the second
heir hopes arose by Espulviado
ling that he had just made out
W.T. nne Of a train far OFF on the
"nn If they could get back tc
Va's HrOad they knew they would be
y N and, assured that their dilem
@'l - past, they urged on their jaded
y calculating to reach the rail
.'.l before morning and find nearby
w from the days heat.
:" after mile they drove. The
M Espulviada had described as Q
. had been swallowed up in the
mae He wondered why he did not
H the rails, but only when the
's'' n morning opened before him
' trackless sands on all slider
% he admit that he had been de
% and was In a worse plight than
a Nv iound himself and family far out
cOrching desert, the sun already
the eastern horizon, and not a
81 shelter in sight. How they
through the day, which waf
ariy hing hot, the man cannot explain
nd his wife endured the pangi
nger and suffocation without a
plo ur, both fearing to touch a drop
lena { precious supply Of water for
lite he children might need II.
to in the afternoon their hopes
Jap again raised by the sight Of q
iln Of trees and lake. They could
Jan DO surface Of the blue sheet Of
lie mffling beneath a breath of
ids and IL almost seemed that they
lgl feel the cool breezes.
i've fear that they were deceived
e. IA the 4.year-old child In his arms
'd pointing toward the picture
an "What is over theref" "Wa
I'' was the reply. But the peace
ps axe was too ethereal 70 last, and
70 soon faded away in rolling billowi
- eat, which a few minutes afterI
" looked like an immense drove Of
is and Espulviada, In horror, real
that these fascinating pictures be
them were but the deceptive work
As heat, and that probably the
which had led them so far was
Pie same character.
= at night they were again caught
violent storm, which soaked them
ngh, but replenished their water
" and undoubtedly saved them
perishing Of thirst. Next day
kept the children wrapped ir
soaked blankets as a protection
I the heat, and that afternoon an
electrical storm arose, and when
rs height the horses became fren
with fear, and, running away,
'Eed their wagon.
ply when the wagon was upset
broken and one horse had been 50
y injured that it was useless did
unaways stop, and then il was
y that the smallest child was
nhg' Distracted with grief tho
per set back afoot to find it, and
/ f WANDERING aimlaaelv vvaa found
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-08-03

woman. There are two poems in the
number, both written by women, but
the issue of the magazine, as a whole,
is masculine triumph"
This is perhaps one reason why the
magazine is unusually bad.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

-ueberein rfur9tbares
0erbre9en" pirb bon einem Sommerz
gate aug benz Sotel Gfaub=5eiit in
Sraben a.. b. Moiel, beri9tet: rMa<
den sic iofprt auf! @enbarmsrie!"
Siefes Sonneriport auf rem &orrioor
unieres 9auies f9redte jiinsit ale
9dfte aus benz S9lafe. Sebermann
ba9te an Morb unb 5obti9lag unb
elite binaus. 3pei @enbarmen ftan>
ben Dor go. %, unb in Der Shire
5Gbnetlappernb unb fnieI6lotternb Der
Snbaber biefes 3immers feline perfo>
nalien ansebenb. Mas mar sei9es
benz Ser l1ngliidli6e bate einem
9errn Sherftleutnant bonn 8esirtsz
commando bon ieinem 5enfter aus Elm
@las Wafer perisbentli9 auf ben
Ropt sesofen."
Gin brutiger in
elmer unsarif4eu CHARACTERIZATION
pirb aus Der unsarifden @arniion>
tabt &af9au %gemelbet. Sn benz
8latte aaFai 5irlup erfdien tiiralid
Elm @rtitel, bemaufolee elm ausesbiens
ter Genbarm namens Roisfelb, Der
iest als &eferbift einseriidt lit, itatt
bes beutiaen n9abt a9t" auf uasas
rif4 fommanbirte, als plDBli9 Der
2eutnant @orfiB in bas Mannf9afts,
Simmer trat. 8orfib babe barauf Moz
fefelc gum Hestmentsrappprt beitelt.
@inss @ormittass erf9ien nun 8ors
iib nit feinem &ameroben Sartori in
Der Hebaftion biefes 8lattes. Rebafs
teur Serres ftente fi9 afs @erfafer
bes @rtitels por. 9orfib idste barauf
Su Serres: rWie fommen sic basu,
meinen Ramen aus5uidreiben, pine
Y9err" binsuaufiigen?" unb obrfeiate
ibn. Gs ertftanb cine S9ldserei, fpobei
beibe gu 8oben fielsn. Ils Serres fa6,
baB 8orfib ben SGbel Sos, eriff er
na9 benz &ebolber unb feuerte cine
&ugel duf ben Offiaier ab, bic aber
bon benz SGbelriemen abpralte. Das
Srudereiperional elite barauf Gerres
gu 9ilfe, nobel elm Sruder namens
&lein cine Sarbentite sessn 8orfb
f9leuberte. 2eutnant Sartori aoe bier
auf ben Sdbel unb fieb i'm benz
&lein in ben 2eib. Mlsbalb erf4ien bic
poli5ei unb %befOrberte &lein unb 8orz
fib ins 9ofpital. Die @erfpunbuna
&leins tit lebenssefdbrIia. 9orfb
tpurbe bur4 bic &ifte leidter berlebf,
Serres trus am &opfe unb on Der
9anb mehrere fleiners S9nittpunben
bapon. Der @orfall rief in Der @tabt
grobe grreguns berpor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

= neber 8ienenf9tpd r m E
als plase fir bic 8erliner @eIdGftss
leute pirb aus Berlin beri6tet: gs
persebt fat fein Sag in Berlin, mo
ni9t biefes pber ienes @ef9dft bur9
einen bungrigen 8ieneni9parm iiberz
fallen tpirb. Mm mteiften perbsn Sbit>
unb Sru4tfGftebanblunsen, gpnbitoz
reien unb 8ddereien beimgeIu6t. Die
8~ienenplage in Berlin 1T barauf 3u>
riidsufiibren, baB bic poliseilide @or=
fdrift, bic ben 8ienen5iidterr in Der
Stabt Berlin borf6retbt, ibre 8ienerts
ftDde nit elmer S6uBporrt9tung, be-
ftebenb aus Drabtsaae, gu umseben.
tbeilipeife ni4t befolst pirb. Neusr<
bings iinb mebrere 9ei9dfte in Der
8iilppz unb Manfteinftr bur9
8ienenfdpGrme beldftist unb ssi9dz
bigt tporben. Sn benz einen Sale muir
be fosar bic Seuerpebr alarmirt. 60
brang audi Elm 8ienenidparm in bic
MISUNDERSTANDING gorfftrabe
AZ, mo neben ben Hdu9ertpaaren audi
Sonie, Sirup unb Sru9tfGfte gefiibrt
fperben, unb REF unter ben antpefenben
&unbinnsn erobe @ufregung berbor.
Yafanten betheilisten fi9 an bem@ers
tilgunssfriege geser bic 8ienen. Der
etpa bret Stunben bauerte. SdlieB=
li9 fam Der Better auf ben ginfaa,
in unb auber benz 9ef6Gft nit Sirup
beitridene Seller bin5uftellsn. Muf
biefe iebten ii9 bic idon tpiitbenb ses
porbenen Sbiere in groben Mengen
unb fonnten bon Der flebrisen Mafe
ni6t mebr losfommen. Bon ben Sell
lern purben tie bann in einsr nit
WafIer %eefii1ten elmer gefest. S9ubs
leute paren audi our Steue unb forf9s
ten na9 benz 8efiber bes S9parmes
in Der Na6barf9aft, UNI benfelben
tpesen Ni9tbefolsune Der poltaeipor<
I9rift 5u belansen unb fir ben benz
2abtnbeiiBer %enttanbenen S4aben
resrebpflidtis gu MAIDEN.
-Grfer Gebanfe. Sonn<
tassiGeer Tin elmer S4aubube einen
abnorn, oiden 5etttolob betra4tenb):
rDonnerpetter, bat Der &erl cine grp<
Be S4meraenssel0fldGt!"
-Mus grfabrung. Dame:
.Glauben sic pirtlih, baB man aus
1riefen ben Gbdrafter bes Shreibers
erfenneu fanna" pumpinsfi: % ia.
tp<nigfiens aus Mabnbriefen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
LAUNDRY u : :: :: :::':..'
Rdh, Setnbus as

oiefe en- S9ritt aus, ser sspib mebr
ltnannebmlidfeiten als Nuben fir fl
i'm @efolge baben tpiiroe.
IS blieb ibnen mod fopiel, Dab is
lire Hiidfabrt besabien fonnten, benn
Maoame Wtiroton mar bpriihtig ees
nlia getpeien. fih in oas SHUTTER hires
Miebers einen Sunbertfrancsi6ein
sin5unGben.
Tab elmer abf9euli6en Nadt f9db>
ten fie fi9 gliidli9, BEL SagesanbruG
ben Weg na9 ibrem frieolt9en 3eim
in Ger propina -tpieOer sinialasen 81
fDnnen.
rSie Npahen cine grfinbung Ser
ppli5eil gla,. Der arme Serr 9uitape
fpeib pobl jeBt, mas man bon Den grs
f%inOun9en Der Polisei gu balten bat!"
.
Gtpa flint ooer feds Wo9en fpdter
tpurbe !0err Miroton, als er feline 3eis
tuns %auftlappte, bon einem beftigen
3ittern ergriffen. @r bate ebeR mitz
ten auf ser speiten Seite spei porz
trGts erfannt, Die bon folsetoem Sert
bealeitet iparen: ,Oie poliaei bat in
Ser leBten Na9t apei 8anbiten gefabt.
beren Spe5ialitdt oarin beitanb, naipe
Reiienbs gu ~plinoern, Die eben in pa
ris ausitiegen. Der cine bon ibnen,
.Serr @uitape,' senannt Der ,aOnig Der
@pa9en,' fu9te feline Spfer in Den
prppinaaiieen uno lndte lie Damn
Na6ts NIT 9ilfe ieines @ojutanten
GERM eugene Der i'm Bel Der Ins
tunft ertpartete, in cine Sane, po Die
beioen &umpane lie sepihenbaft auss
pliinberten."
Nun folgten auf Dem 3pnto b.efer
beiben 6erren cine Reibe bon Selben-
tbaten. : rMlfo bieier liebenspiirbise
Serr guftape mar Der &Dnig Der Wpa>
diem unb Der freunbli9e !5err eugene
fem Moiutant. 3. biefe ganoiten!"
briiGte !9err Miroton, farmeiinrotb
ppr Wutb, npenn i9 lie jeBt bier bate,
piiroe i9 ie nit @ersniisen ertpiir>
gen."
uMber tparum benn9" beriebte fetns
Before 6Glfte nit beiterer pbiloiopbie,
mir tponen uns ni4t anauiebr BELLA
gen, mir fno mod gut baponsetoms
men, benn lie bitten uns Bel Der Sc
leeenbeit ia audi slei4 u%mbrinsen tOns
men," Seitoem aber baben 9err uno
Grau Miroton auf tpeitere &siien mad
paris ber5i4tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
ssbSrse 0Hentliasr @srte.

G1o9nltiB auI9eHpn'nie"' S""o
lungsn:
Sfr grDHnune unb gsrldngerurg
Der erfen Mlsp bon @apitol aps., bon
Der nbroliden 2inie BON @lart's ".
@apitol gbe. 3ufdbli9 Biz sur faoli9en
2inie bon 80. StraBe.
STR gr6Hnung uno grwsitsrurg
Der Sdurman Mpe., bon 81. biz 80.
Strabe.
fstr S9liebuns bon 2apepd Ibe.,
20. etrabe, srits alsp n6rbli4 bon 19.
Str, erfe anep fioli@ bon 20. str.,
erie aaep DRli9 bon Sale Str. bon
10. bis 81. Str. unb bon Sale Str.
big 2apcod Use.
STR 2issfabrpsas, prsaftsins, &C.
mentpeae unb g~raspldbe in 6arlan
Str, bon @nsliib @pe. biz South
eaitern Abe.
6iir @ementps9e uno Prshffelne IN
%. Str, bon Salbott Nps. Bis Gem
tral Nbe.
6tr @emsntme9e in Merioian Str,
bon Wegartp Bis Mri3ona Str.
gorldufisss NHeBment befdti9t:
6hr @ementtpsee an Der Der Wefieite
bon 6isblano aUe., bon Obio Str.
bis Warlope NDe.
5olgsnbe Befdlhhe murSsn ange'
nommen:
Gas gbnsu, nit Riss befabren uno
Nisberronen besielbsn In Der srffsn IQsp
6Fli9 bon Wsu Seriep Str, bon rs.
Ctr. 758 CUB nod Norben.
SeseIsi9sn Win9efer abe., bon
Gbelbp Str. Bis 0stu Str. unb pfa-
fern bon @emsnttuegen bis gum prsa=
feine.
9as gbnsn unb pHdfsrn Der Sci.
tsntusse nit @emsnt big gum preafein,
6fflihe Settle bon SEEM Str, bon &ap-
monb Ctr. Big @in9eter IOe.
g asbeteu9 tung an9ss
prbnet t.
Sn purpsar Strabe. 3mii9en Sela'
mare uno alabama StraBe.
gor Saus go. 3010 Nsuton Ctr.
Sn Bates Str. ;uii9sn Scotia uni
Sbelbp Ctr.
Sn Wustin9um Sir., biz sur erffen
@lep n6rbli9 bon Walnut Ctr.
Sn Wef 10. Ctr, arii9eu Capitol
gpe. unb SIinois Str.
gnbgaltissS lung
ber9 o b
Sur @rbfnung unb grtueiterung be,
Gmerion Nps., bon @aibinston Str.
Bis Sultan Mbs.
3 a6lungen eingetragen
Gir 8erbeherunsen Der 9inoen ST.,
bon Minneiota Biz Waoni Str,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

Srif bon sebn Sabrsn fsrtig felel gu
t6nnsn, muBten los Bis Us grobe
Dampfi9aufeln our STEELE isin. Bon
bieien fbnnter bislei9t 100 sur 3sit
in getrieb. isin, elm SritteI tuiroe Dor.
ausf9tli9 fsts In &sparatur F9 Be-
finbsn. Stun inb absr iibsrbaupt nur
ssbn bisisr Wai9inen bOrbanoen unb
felt benz 1. Suli nur oeren bier In Be
trieb. Die Sabrit in Ohio. pel4e bic
Wai6insn Iisfert, permag nur auei per
Wonat bersufslsn, es wirb baber LANCE
3sit bsrssben. Bis am Sfbmus einiger-
maBen init bOlsm Sampf" gearbeitst
tuerben tann.
Sine anbere S9uisristeit", 10 beibt
es in benz S9rsiben, ,lie9t BARN, bab
Entertainer feline seniigsnbe grfabrung
barin befibsn, wie In ben 8ropsn 9s'
arbeitet tperben muB. Sn WafbinstOn
tperbsn forsfdltis pldne ausgearbeitet,
absr bisislben finb auf bic annabme
baRrt, baB bic 8erbdltnihe aui benz
Sfbmus 10 liegen, ME wenn Der aanal
In ben Ser. Staaien ielbf ge9raben
tuiirbe. Wsnn nun bic 8Orgeiebten in
Der 2analsone bic i6nen 3utbsil getuor'
bsnsn SntruitiOnen aus3ufibren periu-
DEN. finbsn He bies unm6glia. unb ss
entfisbsn &sibun9sn. Sas bewabr.
belt F9 fortwdbreno."
Seit benz 1. SUM- bahen msbr pere
fonen, falarirts 8samte- tpis aud Nr.
better, ben Sfbmus perlahsu als bort.
BIN setommsn fino, troboem fir bic
Mrbeitsr bort unten bas 9oppslte be-
sa6It tpirb, mas fur slei9e Nrbeiten in
ben Der. Staten als iibli9sr 2obn
gilt. Tan9e geamte finb BON benz
netsn gbef,Snesnisur Stebens bsimsee
fanbt porbsn, pbf9on fie, pie berfi9ert
tpirb, lire pfi9ten tii9tig %srfiaten.
Saraus bat man auf benz Sfibmus ge-
i6loHen, baB ole Sieisni9en, tDel&e
ir9enopie NIT benz @alace=R s9ime
ibsntifi3irt geusien, ibrer pldbe ni&t
fiber finS. unb biele b~srielbsn ssbsn,
iobalo He cine @%elssenbeit ieben. nod
ben Ser. @taatsn. I'm bort tpieber Mns
fslung ju erlan9sn, obre 81 tuarten,
Bis ibnsn Der 9aufpaB sessbsn tpirb.
9araus srsebsn f9 natirIi6 sbenfaas
aIsrbano untsrbrs4unsen unb ionfige
St6rungen.
Man febt nit eroBsn grtpartuneen
benz gsiuQ Der b~erutbsnbsn Snsenieure
~sn.sssen. tueI@s f9 our 3eit Bier in
Waibington nit ben gorfuoien fiji
ibre praftii&en unteriu&unsen in Der
2anal3cae islbf bsi3dftigen. usbri'
gems f6eint. nod Mnsabe bteies @e.
tpdbrsmannes untsr ben Sngsnieuren
auf benz Sfbmus bic usberseusuns Bu
bsrri9sn. baB bic 2ommiifOl Der be-
ratbsnben Susenieurs, na&bem fe on
Ort unb Gtele ia9gsmdBe grmittelun.
gen anseffeIt, sweifeaos 80 Der ueber-
ssuguns 9elangen tperbe, baB Elm Wee.
resnibsaus6a nal uno ni9t Elm S4leu.
fen-Ranal Gebaut uerbsn io0te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19
.....geibs EeIsptous sos =.

= grbGi6 be1afet. .Was lit
benin Der 9err Meierg" = Gin Pors
psnu." : v@r TIT bod nod 70 jungle
= .gr 1T Elm sebOrener paroenu-.
= Dfe 6aupffu9e. .Sett
habsn mir ia AUDI elm Greitpiuieen<
Acknowledges" Sunse Oame: .SSu.
fomps! = Cine Uniform mebri-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-19

OpttIteb bt,
.Tts eeuthtblt&e ede,"
Ode NpbIe unb Rar!et Ctr.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-06

THE ORIGINAL JOHN A. MoLER
has opened one OF the famous bar
Der colleges at ga Clay st. San Fran.
cisco: special inducements this month:
positions granted: tuition earned
while learning. write correct number.
6tt Clay st., San Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-01-06
COurtAhIp In Tibet.

A prominent Engllshwoman who has
visited Tibet says that the people
OF that country have long ago solved
the question which has been causing
much discussion in England for years
In the lama country, she says, you
hear no cry "Why don't men proposeT
Every girl Is married and old maids
are unknown. The matchmaking
place, or the "shambang," as 1t Is call
cd, Is a low hut, generally situated
midway between two villages, where
maidens and young men In every class
Of life congregate around small fires
which they kindle themselves. II a
man Is attracted by certain girl he
invites her and her relatives to partake
Of the warmth around his fire. This Is
taken as a gentle hint that he Is think.
ing of proposing. The parents very
seldom II ever visit the "shambang."
The girls spin, assisted by the men, tell
stories and sing until they tire. When
a man has made his choice he dresses
In his best and takes wine and food
to the parents Of the girl he has cho.
sen. II his suit is approved bis food
is eaten and his wine is drunk and
the girl is his after he has paid small
amount Of money to her father.