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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

THE GOVERNOR OF INDIANA
DECLARES THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE ARE ON VERGE
OF A GREAT REVOLUTION

Twc Ulutc. Inl-At tho graiua.
tun exercises %. 70 class OF 9S %, the
Indiana upralI school here. Gov.
Iau'y, in his address, speaking Of cor.
rap on In all walks OF life, said;
The American people are on this
verge Of a great revolution, great and
sudden economic ard social changes.
These change viii restore the equal
rights Of men and the happiness Of
the people. Most Of the progress Of
the age Is due TO evolution, slow and
imperceptibie, but these are times
NhH1 conditions are so hardened that
revolution is needed,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
SAFETY APPLIANCES ON ROADS.
Atty.Cen. Moody Announces That the
Government Will Prosecute for
Violations OF the Law.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Moody an
uounces that all Tnitcd states district
attorneys hatc'bncn inst uctcd to b..
GIN a series of prosecutions against the
railroads for violations Of the proH.
sions Of the act requiring safety appli.
ances on all railroad equipment IN use.
The announcement of the attorney gen
eral 10 due to the recommendations of
the interstate commerce. commission,
WHICH has been struggling with the
roads for the past eight years in an
effort to have the law enforced.
IS a matter or TACT, the announce
meht marks no radical departure on
the part OF the government as to the
attitude taken uudcr the law. but only
serves TO giTc notice that the delays
which have been toleyated thus far WIN
not be permitted longer. The Interstate
commerce .cpDmisaicn itself has sue
ccssfully prosecuted no less than COO
cases againstthe railroads for failure
to comply with the law. In every case
the RAILROAD was convicted In the
i, courts, and under the law was fined
500 for each otfcnse proven, s'sG =.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
A BIG MERCER AT ST LOUIS.
Street Car Lines; Electric Light and
Power and Cas- Practically Con- -
" trplied py.One Corporation. .fN

st. Louis-Afier' months Of negoti
atoms. the suburban strset car lines
have been absorbed by the United
Railways Co, thus placing all the
traction lines in the city and western
suburbs under control Of the North
American Co., owner OF the United
Railways. the North American Co,
will now control not only the street
car business OF the city. but also the
gas and electric light and power com.
panies, with the exception of one com
paratively small concern. The Unit.
ed Railways have a mileage OF 3G3
and the Suburban 10.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

Two large photographs Of the bust
of John Paul Jones now form a part
of the collection Of pictures in the
navy department library. These pho
tograplis OF tire first American admira
were presented to the navy depart
ment by j. Plerpont Morgan. and are
photographs of the celebrated Mar
uuis DE pirsh bust of John Paul Jones
for which Mr. Morgan paid s25, 900
One is In profile and the other in full.
face, Phey are said TO be the best
likeness of the naval hero extant, ant
ARE printed in chrome tint, making
them very beautiful.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Tas Madonna has at all time,

Tns Madonna has at all times beer
q favorite theme for the painter
There Is something so beautiful anC
sacred in the love of a mother for hei
helpless child that II could not but ap
peal to him who devotes his life te
the immortalizlng OF beauty whereyei
he can find it. In the painting under
consideration there is something more
than the mere expression OF this ten
der emotion. There are two charming
faces and nm unusually interesting as
semblage OF accessories. To ALLOW
fhese accessories to predominant
would he omake chaos
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

There lives in Alabama n man whc
has a tender heart, and a high appre
citation Of his congressman. Some
days ago this gentleman wrote a let
ter TO his congressman In which he
said: Il saw in the newspaper that
II congressman committed suicide the
other day on account Of financial dif
faculties. ! hasten to send you $40
and there is more II you need IT," The
congressman has been showing the
letter to his jealous. colleagues, whost
constituents do not send them. money
apd even threatening to refuse then
their votes
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Told In 2 Lines


Reported President Elliott of North
ctw Pacific .wH ,r4sign.
Salvador is aiding the rebels in
Judge Wegb', Fort Worth CTexl jur.
ist,. Kills himself. -
Tcnhtssee republicans vii nonf,
nate Evans I'd" t6veSnor.- - 80
The Mutual Life Insurance Co. has
quit France 49,,
Funeral. of immortal ]. y" largest
ever held at McCutchcnsvillo. o.
Allen Runner 20, ground to a pulp
in dough mixer at Tracy. City Tenn,
EormeE GOV. Hughes of Arkansas
died at, Little Rock.
= Many killed by intense heat -. in
Spain. Country furnace. -,
Geo. Schwartz. %. Tell city. Ind,
gocs''to prison for killing brother,
tifistiin' church 1T Foster, Mo,
'1ttuck psHG.thlnE 'thfet TIMES. 80
|. burlington 'febatt' cases at Kansas
CITY: win" btssappeaied' :.
Reported Champ Clark will oppose
Store for o. S, senate In Missouri.
/, NJ. r. Bewley, miller and capitalist,
dead at Fort Worth. Tex &.
-" Mrs. A.. %. Sumpton,. SalIna. kas;,
killed herself. dressed in black.
Railroad construction first half OF
year breaks record.
Vermont democrats and Independ'
ents fuse on republican for governor
VIM, Gohlson, large property own
er of Cairo, Ill, is dead,
Five thousand building tradesmen
return to work at ST. Louis. 3"
Mrs. j. C. Weaver. prominent at
Dallas. Tex, disd Unexpectedly. :
Rev. Robert, Reid. aged Presbyterl
an minister. dead at Shawneetown, Ill
, Revolution in Honduras is looked
for at ,ap early date. {,
The Gags own regiment threatena
mitlny. -.
Mayor Bidaman OF Terre Haute re-
fuses to remain ousted.
Mrs. Petssey, 10. Kansas City, Mo.
burned herself. TO DEATH -
Every saloon In, Winchester Ind,
out, Of BUSINESS: hotel slosed. ':
WISCONSIN. democratic Estate com
mittee lqvors Bryan. e.
Forty tough saloons in Kansas City
were raided.
Or. W. T. Teic.lmann, St. Louis. con
sui to Elbenstock, SaXony.
r. f. Waggamann. who failed for
100000. dead at Annapolis, Nd.
Col. II. L. Taylor. Wichita, Kas.,
dropped dead at home.
]. n. Free. the Immortal J. NJ
dead at Toledo, o.
Davis-Andrews mill and elevator
Memphis. burned; 100000.
Canadians object to Chicago asins
lake water for drainage canal.
Former Senator Cockrell will retain
place on commerce commission.
Atty..Gen. Hadley of Missouri on
outing In Rocky mountains.
Ninth regiment Russian infantry
has mutinled almost t. o raaa
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

1T is lasnIoa.hIJ.' iaid. q rich nan
"to spend Tie saVnndr in N6rWhy .Tht
Norwegian ri.sy. abound il NH; tnd
any one i .lr!c to angle fdfrHoar in
thcm Some OF the salnnn' riverst
rent for j. much as.Sg 0ao i.yeNc. u
know 4 man who has ' Jiyer tljat he
pays. sl.Sc0 ft~ Tie often Gets hsh
of ii or ~ psunds.. called on him
last year his VIE came in with i 10
FOUNDER a 22,reunder and n 5l.bound
er that she had caught herself with
in three hours
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

st. Louis-lntense heat has pre-
vailed throughout the Mississippi val
ley. Harvest hands have suffered,
and In cities and towns many pros.
tratlons AND. a number Of deaths are
reported Violent rains and wind
storms have resulted in localities, &C.
companied by destruction of life,
property and crops.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Ended by kiIIinu Himself.

MISUNDERSTANDING in his attempt
to kill his wife. Charles Douglerty
shot and seriously wounded sahina
Dougherty. his pretty 17.year-old
daughter, when she intarfered to save
her mother, accidentally shot his sis
ter-in-law, ASce Brennan, in the
shoulder. and then deliberately blew
out his cvn brains.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
DROUGHT IN KANSAS CITY, KAs.
Practically No Liquor Is Being Dis
pensed In the Kansas Side Of
Kansas City.

Kansas City, Afo.-The lurld fire.
works in the campaign to close the
Joints in Kansas City, Kas., are over,
and the town Is drler than II has been
for many years. Practically no liquor
is sold anywhere within the city lin
Its. Assistant Atty.Gen. Trickett is
expected to extend his operations to
joints In other sections of the county.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
London Flooded.

London--Owing TO "A fearful rain
and wind storm, and an extremely
high tide In the Thames. London Is
flooded. Railroad tracks are sub
merged, and Easements OF newspaper
offices so badly flooded as to delay
publication.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
President May Be Arbitrator.

Des Moines la.--President Roosevelt
may consent TO be the fnal arbitrator
In the differences existing between
Gov. Cummins and Candidate George
Perkins and In the contest which
threaten tho peace Of mind of the com.
ing republican state convention.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
President slqned 3e.Hour BIZ.

Washinston-The president signed
what Is known MS the "3G-hour law"
This is the act extending the time in
which cattle or other live stock may
be connaed in transit while being
shipped TO market
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
TWENTY-THREE
AMERICANS DEAD
TERRIBLE RESULTS OF AR A
WAY WRECK IN ENGLAND.
NEW YORK'S PASSENGERS
Had Landed at Plymouth and Were
Speeding to London by Train
When the Horrible
Crash Came.

Salisbury, England.-Being driven
at mad pace over the London &,
Southwestern railroad the American
line express, carrying 43 of the steam,
or New York's passengers from Plym.
outh to London, plunged from tho
track Just after passing the station
here at 1861 o'clock Sunday morning,
and mangled to death in its wreck
age % passengers who sailed from
New York June % and four of the
trainmen. Besides those to whom
death came speedily a dozen were in
jured, some OF them seriously.
List of the Dead.
Following Is list of the first cabin
passengers, dead;
Walter Barcwick, OF Toronto, Ont.
Louis CGssier, OF Trumbull, Conn.
Frederick Henry Crossltt, OF New
York, on his wedding tour.
Mrs G. w. Elphiclic, Chicago.
Dudley +. Harding, SIG West Nine
tyitfth street New York.
MIR. l., \ Hitchcock. oGl Central
Park west New York.
Misc MAY T. Ifowiosgp n Wat
Thlrty.Grst street, New York.
Roy e /, King Toronto Ont
Frank y. Koch. Allentown, Pa.
robp I, VcD,nlrd Now yurr, citv
g T. NcNrerit Now yorI, cify
q A pi,on Tor,nin Ont
Mn T. ~ 5.1,.u Cow ynrr, city
Misc plapcl.a N E,nlnIl Nrw YORK;
cifv
iirr Walton " Smith DAYTON n
Miss Eleanor smith Davi,u O.
G.rsrl snri, Doyton q
Arrz Iwioe IIrri waite 4oi Firth
o,orro Now VOL
Tb. g,iroyir,, .,,rol collin rogscn.
,ore are d.od.
Lonis Ccenpinoor nd )ress unob.
toi,,bIs
H. Eoo,or oddross u,,t,,f,ar1o
ICyIi,r, r-hnn,,so, oIdrcs. up,h'
tafrsbIc
The Injured
Tho fo,Iovin, oro Le fret cohIn
/ u i11fRIs
~ II " AM, vou, yorl, oi,,,
pobort . C,itcbou Chic,go
MI criswoId nddross r,ob.
.o.nab1o =:
Me- n tu,ohoo,r, Noo, yor,, cit,
NJ. ken hncrtnwn pa
Mia Anna 4 Koch Allentown. pa.
T. w contou Now yorl city
q,bo forrow,r- soco,d cabin nosscn.
cor Voc tnimrnd.
..Nies NJ, Easl address upohtain.
! ,hl,
-r,i, Wa. y,i,i,, For Thorn
Tho rr, ocrces thc Atlantic had
! hh,,,; i7eosart Tboro wcre choorv
| nar,irns whom tbo ra,s,rpcrs for
london t,,per,rrcd IN tho waiting
tender ,.-,icb cto,mod ,c~ tho Dovon.
ro,T Iordinp where .tEc cvrress was
1 iviro roda nm
Tho ttain consisted NJ n nowerfuI
oynross onnino FARGO atst cloee cor
1idor carriages and one con,hiratiop
ruard's WIN ana hurfot Tho n,,sor.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
President Signed the 3s.Hour Bill.

Washington.-Saturda the prel
dent signed what is known rs the
hour bill" This is the act extes
Ing the time in which cattle or OF
live stock may be confined In trar
while baing shipped to market.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Tornado Strikes an oklahoma Town,

Tlttzewah. Ultla-1his town was
practically demolished by tornado a
night. Nearly every building was torn
from It's foundation. and in most In.
stances carried considerable dis.
lance. No one was seriously hurt; the
people took to cyclone eeaars. Heavy
!osn Of live stock and crops is reported,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Ero,ishman TO inspect Meat,

New York-Lieut..Co Percy Eyre
Hobbs has arrived from England.
coming to inspect meat intended for
use In the British army.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
A Knife Play In. the House.

Washington - Representative Bart
lett, of Georgia, 1t is stated, drew q
knife, in the house. and attempted to
stab Representative Southwlck, Of
New York
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

That annual story about the demand
for an army Of harvest hands in Kan
sas rs getting 10 be what distIn
Tuishod Kansas man would have called
"diaphanUUa
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Turko Dcnounce Our Butter.

Constantinoplc-The uprCar over
food products In America has. had an
echo here. Several Turkish newsra
y4rs denounced the quality of import
cd American butter. and the govern
-oent caused ~ inquiry TO be. made,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
For Governor of Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg. Pa.-Lewis Emery. Jr,
OF Bradford, was nominated Tor gov.
ernor on the first ballot by the demo
pralic stats convention hero.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Senate Ratlfies Treaty With Mexico.

Washingtoa-The senate. In execm
tive session, ratified the treaty with
Mexico concerning the division Of the
waters OF The Rio Grande river for ir.
ylgatlon purposes.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Aimed IT Elevator Trust.

Wasnington-The senate passed
Senator La Follette's joint resolution
extending the scope OF the inquiry
now being conducted by the interstate
commerce commission so as to in.
dude the transportation and storage
81 grains. The resolution is an et.
Sort to investigate what is known as
The elevator trust.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
Gov. Cobb of Maine Renomlnated.

Portland. Me.-The republicans re-
nominated Gov. VIM. T. Cobb. OF Rock
land, for n second term as chief execu:
tive
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

There is ono thing certain: a WON
an will have to spend all Of next win
ter apolOeizine to her family II she
lets her preserves burn
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

Wearing green and yellow NJ the
same time is not in any worse taste
than for a tall woman to take the arm
Of her lIutlo biz of q husband in public
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
wsst Pobullsts BID a, St. Louis.

WHdR FVPuTIsK5 DTu Ut ~ EVuFu,
" ST. rLutiis< the rational conference
of she people sapatry clubs adjourned
sine die. after adopting a platform
which will be presented at the ma!
uonal convention in 1908, denouncing
William j Bryan; passing the Forrest
resolution, which. deieggtes say, gives
Hearst virtual control Of the populist
party, and adopting a resolution out
lining campaign plans for the coming
fall election. -
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06

Author Of a National Hymn Dead,
Toronto, Ont.--Alexander Muir, au.
ylor OF Canada's national hymn. "The
!xsa,x Leaf" died suddeslL
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-07-06
The Pennington Times.

THE FARMISGToN TIMES PRiNTISo
COMPANY, Publisher
HARRINGTON. : 1 MISSOURI.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
Many More 80 M In Ralnm.

Tho following case IL but one Of many
similar occurring daily In Salem. Il IL
an easy matter 10 verify ita correctness.
Surely you cannot Ask for better proof
than such a conclusive evidence,
tasoD +. Mccoy, bridge builder aud
eontras Tor, residing on Capital street,
saicuA Oregon, second house beyond
Min Geek, says 81 have always On.
ioyed god health up 20 Eve or ak years
sss. along about that time my Md.
neys commenced 20 bother mo. There
was not 90 much baehaehs but the prin.
eipal symptoms were In connection with
the kidney seeFetions A strain or over,
eEeTtlon very often caused hsmoFrhagss
OF the kldueys ] cannot say that Il
was 90 very painful, but il was very an,
noying. used various remedies. and.
while some gave relief, others were
worthless In some way Doan : Kidney
Pills were brought 90 my notice, and
when up town / procured a boz, taking
them as directed. A few doses gave me
very convincing proof that they were
going TO the right spot, and / can state
that they gave me wonderful relief. I
have a high opinion Of Doan's Kidney
Pills, and eheerfely recommend them. -
For sale by all dealers Price soc
fostsFAilbuTn Co, Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States
Remember the nams-Doan 's-spJ
take no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
CITY NEWS
A Collection Of Important Para.
graphs Tor Your Consideration

10 sou want someib'ngi Uss Tho
Journal ,assfel ,olumas.
Choice cuts Of tender juicy best at
tariug,ous market,
Revival aEyi,ss OF tho NJ p church
were continued last evening With good
attsahHse
10 isa't tle cook alvays-buy Wild
Rose Flour for good cooking.
The city Gro engine was tested yss.
terday aua was found TO be In sooA
condition.
Wholesome. pure. clean. rich In
n'aT's-msa,-W,ll Rose Flour.
h0ple read the newspapers 10 spa
'ai the Important uewa That's whv
they read The Journal advertising col.
umus.
Net weathey breeds biz appetits,-
"'.a k"se Flour w4l satisfy them.
W" p>'eNr ln the man Wh0 believe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
sign Everything.

IN Journal, The petition Is abroad
IN tho land. The man with a consti.
tutional amendment petition and tho
ubiquitous candidate is IN our midst,
until The life Of tho average citizen IL
ono vast sea Of trouble. with constant
requests 10 sign a petition for some.
thing Or somebody Tho only way for
us % got our candidate or our MEASURE
before tho people - for everybody 60
sign every petition that is presented
20 him, aBa discriminate at the polls.
Th"ro l. nothing 70 prevent anybody
from signing a. many petitions FOR as
many candidates Or as many measures
~ be- chooses Therefore, it is advis.
able Tor everybody 10 carry a fountain
pen or iniclible pencil IN bis pocket
ahA sign everything. Tho direct pTi,
mary is a good thing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

washes perfectly, and is b.b
by all the up to date dr.
Furs and Fur LINED o.
Our great grandmothers Va,
muslins" in midwintei. ana =.
waddcd pelisses, their nss
scendauts wear as thin ms,ss,
prottier in weave, and loas ,
fur or cloth or silk with n
which protect tho wcar@ 4.
however low the tompyraiur
handsome fur garments are !.
becoming and durable. and :,
and air OF elegance and IA
when thrown back AZ that-
or other resort, that no a.
womcn's dress is moro m.ls,,
an investment.
Our ooldcst weather ooml,s,
usual after the frst Of Ja.a.
doris tho question Of furs m
egting even than earlier Ia h.,
From custom chiefly howtru
tions begin and intclHra
hasteu 90 welcome Q. Q. san
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
NEW YORK FASHIONS
alalonolaloaalalalaln.

The new materials that come under
the head Of summer fabrics are being
shown at an the fashionable shops, as
has becomo tho style in recent years.
SO accustomed have women become 20
selecting such goods in January that
tho seeming unsoasOnableness awakens
no comment. Tho people who lead In
modes have formed tho habit Of going
south In winter with as much regular.
ity as they 60 10 Newport or Bar Har.
Dor In summer and not only do tho
now "wash goods" make their bow
70 tho public with the beginning Of
tho year, but tho gowns intended for
southern wear from tho best makers
arc shown on an sides.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

bcsi known residents of ths Center
,Illo district siK miles north of Rel.
ding wore murhfcl by some unknown
rorson Wednesday and thrir cabin
robbed
Au Ashland man has discovered a
quartz lcige ou BIS town property,
aui BE- working .t 10 Is about seven
fest Niio, anl ths ASSAYS obtained ars
ifom ono 90 tl2 psr tou.
Mics Dora IeaaIbgs. who has hesn
eonhnei .u tt' jackson county jan far
tho past three molihs charged with
hay.ug ki,iot hsr father will ls tHri
ai 0uuis Pass Jhis week Tor attor,
now b. ", A. ColNg
rrof R.ug.er, Of Che RneIsr e,m.
nas.um is forming "a ha,ktttau t.am
in ror,auA willard l. Marks. for.
m'r', of Albany, wiz play as forward
oa tae team. Marks is aeI. kaaWu ia
afaiei.cs iu tho valley towns.
Tho gang ~ ED Greeks Who became
robe'lious aui tarsateaeI to ako ,ls
lfe Of ta. % RAN. section FOREMAN.
mar fsui.e,oa a frw DAYS ago. as.
been di-,haTs'h and a gang of rs
Italians has takea i,s place.
A simHgc story sonss from Yaauiua
hay whovs u. r. s,ott a 6saermau
who has hyol there Tor 20 Years
claims that t.s boat was attacked h,
q pair of devil hsh. Who tried 10 ov,r
laFn it Tho 6sh were not very large
Ito estimated their eIght a. 40 poun.l.
oaeh no left his ucts ana rowei n
me shore Wa'n he wen, % the se,
'he uat morning taoy were bsav
toru.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10
ESTABLISH
INDIRECT
TAXATION

Meetings will be held at Turner on
rL,r.5sv evening and at Jefferson Sat
urdav evening TO promote indirect tax
alton. The people are becoming aroused
on this question, and realize that there
r,i, be no reduction Of tho high state
,,v without an effort on their part
TIA tax last year was 1920 on the
$1,000. and no telling what the next
legislature will demand Of the taxpay-
ers Tho fight for indirect taxation Is
going TO be made until the state tax Is
wiped out on the farms and homes
and personal property Of the people
County taxes and school and city taxes
are local and can be better understood.
and there is no good reason for direct
tax on the property Of the citizen to
carry on the state government II II
can be raised in other ways Il took
four years to get the fat salary law es.
tablished and put all the fees collected
bv The state officials into the city treas.
ury. But next January that law goes
into effect, and with the extension Of
Indirect taxation there will soon be
money enough going into the state
treasury to run the state government.
Tho people must make this fght and
,,and up for men who will stand for
his principle, regardless Of party.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-10

auguraL For two or thrs
pasS a special discount has
lowed on each kind Of fur. p
'lge OF fine fur is equal to tl'
monds, especially if PureAas
a dealer whose name is a a.
New Pads IN Jswsly
This season there has be-
elally large demand for 81
bracelets. All the old So
been revived, and the wOman
access to the jewel box Of
gone ancestress can array
almost any type of arm orua
the assurance Of being in
OF the mode" as these same
ees'oFs would have express
sorts Of gold weaving is y
medallOus with chains, serP'
eyes OF diamonds, rubies o.
quaint East Indian designs ?
various alloys and eolOs
precious stones sunk in the -
OF course the regulation baBs
With stones OF carvings.
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