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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11

Collier are at their country place in
Lake County, Mrs. Collier having been
in town recently, however. as she was
far from we'll She has entirely recov-
cred and is once more at her beautiful
home to remain until late in the fall
Miss Dorothy Collier is in town with
Mr.. Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Walden gave a
pleasant dinner at their home at 31s9
San Antonio avenue. Alameda. on last
Wednesday evening in honor Of A r.
Hosford OF New York. who has become
well known here socially since the in
suranee companies began settling
losses The place cards were attractive
sketches OF ruins OF prominent build
ings OF the city and each bore the line.
No earthquake damageY' The guests
were A r. Hosford. Mr.. and Mrs. d. B.
welpton of omahas Mr.. and Mrs. James
Alva Watt, Mr.. and Mrs Frederick II
Farr. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus M. Steele.
Misses Louise and Evadne BrickeIl and
Roy Folger.
or interest to many will prove the
following item which is from a Wash
ington. D. C., paper OF recent date. and
which may be considered as one OF the
straws which show which way the face
OF humanity will appear.
The tiny mustache is in again. The
smoothfaced man has had his day and
the chap with the dropping mustache
must chop the droop on and curl up the
ends II he wants to be considered smart.
Robert Walton Goelet has a model
mustache for the fall and winter OF
1906, as also have DR.. Leonard Stuart
and Alfred G. Vanderbilt, De Lancav
Kane. l. Townsend Burden, Paul An
drews. George w. Brooke. Jr.. Marion
Wright. W. s K wetmore. Larry wa
erbury. Center Hitchcock. E Ber-
wind. Charles B. Hiuhouse. Reggie q
NJ. oeIrichs. Elisha Dyer. Jr.. Pemhro1a
Jones. Willie K Vanderbilt. Jr. and
Sidney Smith.
They may be said to be promotsrs
Of the new movement and leaders IN m.
new style.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
FORCE of HABIT.

man was recently going over a
lunatic asylum. and the attendant
showed him ward with empty beds
in it.
What have you shown me this room
for? There's no one in 1t"
Yes. there is; this is where we put
the chauffeurs. and they are all under
the beds, trying to mend them. Jour
nal Amusant
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
MAGNANIMoUs.

MsaUN lANIMOUSs
Landlord (to struggling and impe-
cunious artfst)-Look here, can see
that I shall have to wait a very long
time for my rent. I'll be generous.
I'll make you present of half the sum
you owe me.
Artist-Sir. your magnanimfty calls
for reply. You abandon half the rent
I'll abandon the other half.-Rire.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
Amuses the Parisians
THE MORE THE BETTER.

Milliner (to ancient customer)-This
white feather makes you twenty years
younger. madam
Customer-Put another couple of
them on the hat. then.-Bon vivant
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11

Townsend's Cal. glace fruits and can
and isos and 1aan valencia FGsI aau street
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Bryan continues look and talk like Bena-
min Franklin deceased.
Godfeld again devong attention the milling of
than to the milling of pugiists.
If there good for taking Doodle Deesm seri
ous might be worth while rake the fate of Mugwumpis
There real for national rejoicing the
that King Edward has witnessed three American plays
London and personally compmened buresque queen from these
shores His Majesty have shaken the ad hand the theater
but he likely to take her home the family
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
Wales Import Trade
Grows Rapidly.

-HE import trade of Cardiff, Wales,
is improving rapidly, and much
of the increase is due to the
growing demand for food prod
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11
THE AWKWARD SQUAD AFLoAT.

1HE United States appears to be its worst enemy
The other day the cruiser Boston blundeed rock in the
North Pacific harted for long
ago batteships Alabama and Illinois collision at
Newport and the board of inquiry has recommended that the Off
shall be ourmaraed During the recent
naval demonstration Oyster Bay the ships of the line
viewed anchor and it inmaed that it dangerous
ships fleet formation because of the likelihood
of collisions
1t the place of the andubber to criticse what
doubtless wise precaton and pertinent remark that the
from collisions happened
ships of the British and at least instances resulted IN
only of the ships but also OF their This
danger the modern fleet and forget
that in the recent the japanese suffered from the
In the late review there fortyve men-ofwar.
great 16OOon batteshp Louisiana torpedo
magnificent display the
ready President Rooseves words Any who fails
patriotcay inspired by such sight this mighty
every American who has ought be better
American for it
we'll farlung battle line splendid
inspiring but it the Secretary of the Navy that the
awkward squad is the
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11

Mrs. William B. Collier and Miss Sara
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11

evil
York II S twasaw win
The-n
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11

Mrs. Charles K. Mcintosh and her
children have returned to their home at
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-11

s7 William Handy Afford but William BardoPh
Hearst bellows and provides the wind. Afford
once the Pride OF Tuae is very handsome
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
z. e q pfteI.

or Dem Nugenbfid, als Maruf6fu
~ 0es Sanoi9 Sitte psrlafen
z bate, fties AUDI f9on Die &eue
iiber 0as 9ei9ebene, 8erfproz
9ene, IN i6r auf. Ser 8reis, ben lie
fir Die Rettuns bes Sdgers sabGen
t%polte, f6ten ibr duf einmal su bod
uno melt iiber ibre arGfte gebeno. Sriiz
Der bate lie ben Burden na6 uno
nod fallen lahen, neil lie oefen unaez
bun6ene DiI0beft abItieB uro re F6
bon Der giferfu9t, Die er ibr auf
G9ritt unb Sritt na9trug, belGftigt
fublte. Run famen Jur9t unb 4bs
f9eu oa5u. sic puBte, feline Oro6unz
gen piiroe er pabr MAIDEN, uno penn
ii9 feline iebiee 3iebesleioeni9aft in
SaB panoeln fonte, febrte fi6 beHen
Spite ~ebenionobl gegen lie als gegen
ieoes anoere Wefen. Seinen 4rmen
entrdnn ie ni9t, modte lie fi4 pinoen
uno ore6en in ben S9lingen i6rer eieez
men 2eioeni9aft, pie lie tpoate. Wie
CII OCt09ulS UCI UQS llCiIltlC SlULliStil
I'M ent fernteiten S4eunsnpintsl gu
fommenfu6t. oab Der 5aufe, ben er
nit 9ier bepa9t, fih p%ergrObere, 10
fu9te Moruf6ta in ibrem @eoG9tnib
mad Der unbebeutenoften Spur, Del9e
ibr mebr iasen foIte, als oab lie Dem
Sdger minoeftens glei9giltig a
On ieSes Wort, ieSen 4ugendufs
f4lug %erinnsrte tie fi9; jeoe 8eriibz
riing bemiibte fie fi9. na9empfinoen
gu f0nnen. Wie er fi9 bepeste, pie er
lie tiiBte -
umionf. @m gnoe an bieier Sefhit>
quail mubte fie fid fagen. bab lie fir
biefen Mann 10 gut pie ni4t porhans
ben mar. 1no tpdrum Damn oieie
flammen6e 2efoenf9aft fir ibng
Sa, tper oieie Trase b%eantporten
f6nnte, fir ben fpiirbe oas Sunfel Der
menf9liden Seele ni9t porbanben
fein; er mar Damn auf Dem pfd6e.
auf tpel9em man jeoer 9efiiblsregung
na6seben uno lie perftsben fanu.
@ber parum reate f9 glei6seitig
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Sn 0rn Abgrnnb
q q M u II
@ooff Oft
Gortfebuna)

r8ater!" gelte Wioei, r@ater, mas
Sentit 9u. 0ie fannit Ou i'm uno
mid 10 in sen &otb 5ie6'n2 @eirs 10
tomnen lit, 10 mubt Su's audi gang
b6ren, pie fi9 allies s~ugetrug'n bat:
4uf Den &nie'n bin i9 Dor linn g'legen
uno bitt' bab' i9 i'm nit aufse6ob'nen
9Gnben. baB er f9petgt, oab er mir
mein' Batter, unIerm e6rli9en 9aus
fem Serr laBt. Ni6ts, gar ni9ts fat
CT bon mir ~berlangt. Nber bon Dir
min er einen beiligen gio, ab9'legt Dor
mir uufs 8ru5ifir, oab es bas lebte
Mal mar, oaB Su ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Define 9ii9Ie dborudt bait. Ni9ts
bat er fonft tpo1en, gar ni9ts, un6 BEN
gi0 mubt Su leiftsn, Batter, fonft fom>
mems pirfli9 uno fii6ren Did in
&etten un0 8anben in Die S9ano'!!"
sat er ni9t g'fagt, 6aB i9 iebt
nd9geb'n mub, neil er mid in ieiner
6dno bat; odb Die 9tpdnotnerzS o9ter
Die Srau Spritgebilfin per0en mub
unO ser Nlte Iein' 9elbbeutel melt dufz
t6ut, fonft bait er's Maul net. 9e69"
r9ar ni9ts oabon lit pd6r. Was
er f9on friiber g'ppnt 6at uno mas
On f6on lang bon mir peibt, bon
Dem lit Die &e0' g'pefen. Ri9t frii6er
min sr mid gum 4ltar fibren. Biz er
Jorfpart 1T uno biz ba6in fam I'M
mer nod Elm Biz atpei Su6r' pergeben."
ST bds audi gang e'pib9 Net.
DAB zines Says Der Menf9 fommt uno
faet: ,9pan6tner, Define So6ter Der
ooer i9 geb' aufs 6ortamtv. rief Der
Mlte. &c drbeitete dber mG6tig in Tim.
Gr ftiibte fi9 uuf Den Slid nit beiben
TGuften uno erpartete ~poraebeugt cine
8erf9erung. Die ibm &ube seben
f0nnte. SroBoem er fi9 fir ben Nu>
eenbIid bur9 eigene S9ulo f9fper se=
beuet fa6, erpa9te Der B%auernftol5 in
inn, un6 ni9t bdrter pGre es i6m sez
%poroen, 4etten gu tragen, als Der &C.
malt zines Mdnnes nd9geben gu mill.
fen, tpel9er i'm pinenlos in Sdnben
belt.
r@aterl 60 sepib Ou uno ib bier
fte6en, 10 fpabr dls bos gbriitusbilo
auf uns nieoeri9dut, Dor Dem On
einer beiligen SID f6pOren mubt -
ebenfo gefptB uno p~abrboftig balt Ser
Srdn5l fein Wort, bds er mir IN 2ieb'
un6 Sreu 'eeben bat. Wit aufsebobz
'ner 9anb f9p6r' i9 Dir, bab feline
Gtuno' borber, ala pie's dus9'mo4t
lit, t9 Dem 5gransl fein @eib reroen
min. ST Dir oas eenua, 8ater2"
rSa," fagte er uno cine tiefe Hiib=
rung Our6bebte Jpn. sd isb' elm, i6
bab' bel g'fsblt on Gu9, ON mir fell
Der. Sept ift's porbei. 9art pirb's
mid antommen, blutig bart. Was Ser
Sdger fir Did uno mid getban bat,
6ds ie6' i9 ieBt INNER heller EN-"
Der Bauer that einige S6ritte Dor
uno legte feline re6te 6dnb auf bas
@6rtftus6ilo uno feline linfe auf Die
eigere 8ruit.
Limo ieBt geb' Bin unb fag' Oeim
Sdger. 6aB Der 9pdnOtnerbauer, nit
Der einen 6ano auf Dem &ruaifir uno
Der unbern uuf Dem 9er5en, einen bei>
lisen Gi0 g'f9poren BAT, ME uno MINI
mer IN feinem 2e6en me6r cine 8ii9I'
auf elm Gtiid Wil0 absuSruden.
rWas Der 9panotner fagt, oas balt
er aud, unO foat' er buran Sugruno
aeb'n."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11
@UrMbahm= Tabrplau.
Sine.

Nbgaus @r'unf
Ct 9outs Spely tasl 3D.. 1 5O8m Ytttsburs SpcI, taai4 s. 8 2OB m
Capital GSpreb taI . d. 7 O5 Bm Rem BORT grpreb tdaa6 8. 6 6og IA
ct Sou's Nc tdl ...-.. 7 300m S4neger Nal tdsIt9 -. 8 DOB m
Gffnsbam @u, nur gonnt z 3OVm Serre Saute GfHna dee to 10 a5gam
Ut Sonts Sm tdgt& sd & bio 301m &ebfone erpreb tdsl9 ds. 2 4ORm
Sb ct 8 espreb tdgtt4 DIS. IL a0Wm GtLantte Gyprb tdsH4 -. 4 l6s1u
ct Bouts Grpreb tdgI .....s 15Rn $ittsb GEs, tdaI 8 d. 8 66Rm
& 8 & gtfngbam Zee tdal. 1 90 sm K6e AN Qimite6 tdaI . b 7 0bsu
vi y 0f Atati fdalt&. >. 8 10R~ Bthsburg 6peI tasi1 d IL 25Nm
ct Souls SpeciaI tdsli@ s. IL 36Nm
ytnceunes Stbtfton.
oatro & Btnseu grpr tdei& 8 058m Simeon & Nrnd Gid Orb tai 10 OOBu
Dtaeeunes eypreb td9l..-.12 30Rm Cairo grpreb tdeH@ .-....6 16Rm
epencer e Sren@ Bid u, tgI 4 55Rm Biueenmes grpreb tdaTi& 10 sONv
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-11

or Dem QusenbGid, als Maruf6fu
~ oss Sanof9 Sitte perlaFen
= bate, ities audi f6on Die Reue
iiher Ana @efAehana MarlhrnL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
wll plaensa sonthern Problem.

New York, Jan. 22.-Booker 7
Washington, Joseph II. Choate, Mari
Twain and Robert c. ogden will spcal
from tho same platform at notable
meeting which Is 20 be held AZ Carno
gio ball today for the purpose Of dis
cussIug southern problems.
This IL a memorable year Tor Mr
Washington and bis great school II
April Of this year he win celebrate th,
2jth anniversary Of the founding oi
Tuskcger institute 7t which time Sec
Rotary Taft. President Eliot Andrew
Carnegie and many other northern men
of distinction will Join with rcprssan
aiiyo southern educators IN a demon.
siralion at tho Alabama school.
At the meeting tonight Mr. Choatc
viii preside. Mark Twain, whose early
no was spent on the lower Mississip.
pi, viii speak as a southcruer and Mr.,
ogden viii speak on tho needs of ths
Tuakegeo institute. A chorus Of stu.
dents from tho Hampton institute will
contribute several chorus numbers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

Na'.o Governor chambarIaius proc
.awai'oH. issued Saturday puts ami
Of business 800 already lsaas, somo
nt.oHs there Is no immelus danger a,
fho state being lef, entirely void ot
'ai' species VI modern ,ommsr,ial.sm
as new Ones arc being organized al
ihe ratio Of from ten TO twenty a week
Tho following list dlel their article.
ot incorporation with tho secretary AZ
state last weeks
Tho Twns,out.nental Machine com.
wn'i principal offices Portland. an.
l"l stock s5oooi iu,orpontors. Nor.
l1 cohu, Julius A. Dig and O A
Peck " -
shirley Mining ,omrauyi principal
-l-A foriandi capital stock. $500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

ooo. incorporators, W. L. Boise, JONI
r Mckee and Carl G. Liebe.
superior Candy & Cracker company
rrineipal Office, POrtlandj capital STOCK
stooooo. incorporators T. ?. Black
Ito, n r johnson, Ira Bronson, c. j.
werlman and J. Walrath.
Tho sainpolis Amusement companyj
n,incipal Office. Portland; capital stock
$500; incorporators, J. N. sainpolis
Iobu F. Logan and Stephen F. Sain-
polls
Solar Electric Bag company; prin'
cipal Office. Portland; capital stock,
s25 900; incorporators, II. o. ProebsteI'
7 C.. Proebstel and R. B. Fisher.
United Railways companyj princi'
nal Office, Portland; capital stock,
$4,000; incorporators, W. D. Larrabee
NJ II. French and J. whyte Evans.
The Peoples Warehouse principal
Office. Pendlcton; capital stock, s5O''
600: incoporators, Leon Cohen, J. W
Earl and Alvin P. Knight.
Badger Liquor companyj principal
Office Portland; capital stock, slOOOj
incorporators D. H. Jones, G., B. Stern.
berg and Alex. Sweek.
Farmers Implement and Supply
House; principal office, klamath Falls
ore.; capital stock s1O,OOOj incorpo.
-ators Arthur C.. Lewis, A. W. Piel
and !. G. Rutenic.
Allison Land compauyj principal Of.
Zee, Portland; capital stock, $4,000;
r. G. Allison, Lille f.
Allison and George J. Cameron.
The Lexington Water 6 Improve.
ncnt company principal Office, Lex.
ngton, Ore; capital stock, $4,000; IN.
orporators, ". @. Scott, Karl L.
,cach. Laura V. Scott and Ellen s.
.cott
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
1naANr AsYLuM REToRM

Tho Journal believes that one Of The
most important matters that should
Ibe taken up bv the rext legislature i'
| INSANE ASYLUM REFORM
Tho usual white washing report
that costs tho state about a thousand
dollars should be cut out and reel In
vcytigation should be undertaken.
The law f5r committing persons 90
tho inaano asylum should be revised
10 that tbo state and individual should
bo protecto.I AGAINST nfPRoPER
CohnuTNENTB
The institution should be- overhaul.
od and persons not properly charge
able b tho state of really insane should
be- taken out Tho Attendance is riiic
ulously largo for tho population Of
this state and many arc not properly
persons belonging In an asylum.
The law requiring persons and es
iatcs able 10 defray tho expense Of !
keeping insane persons there should b.
ENFORCED. REPEALED |
OR MADE EFFECTIVE.
We arc not prepared 90 say that
his law il not now enforced, but we
ihall look up The law and publish Bee
provisions. and che commitment law
Ind lot tho matter BE- discussed and
Of iho abuses bo reformed.
There are many people who believe
hai ihi' state is carrying TOO big a
.ufisa 90 tbo InuBo asylum and %
houll bo reduced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
roozE AND THE FLAo

Tho Newburg Graphic accuses Wal
Ger Lincoln Toozs Of violating The lav
forbldding the uso of The American
Gag for advertising purposes
Tho charge Is based on the use oi
a card By Mr.. Tooze which be- bad
printed when be was congressional
chairman for this district 10 1904
Hisa white card printed in black
ink besring the legend 10000 ma
joriiy for Roosevelt, November, 1904, '
besides biz official title.
The laws Of Oregon prohibit tho use
of "any Gag standard color, or en-.
sign Of tho United States" Tor adyer.
tising purposes
BUT 1T DOES NOT PROHIBIT
TIE PRINTING THE PICTURE or
TIT FLAo IN A NEwsPAPER OR
PAMPHLET. or on A CARD IN
BLACK AND WHITE.
70 IL ths use of Tho Gag itself, of
Che national eplors. that IL prohibited,
and " ihe Tooze card wero In coiors,
red. white and blue. be- might be tech
bieslly guilty
But assuming that tho card com
plalnod of is an advertisement, what
Il u an advertisement ofi-ihe Rooso
welt eampaigh of 1904.
The Law is moro plainly violated by
ths sunday Portland papers that print
the naiioaal nsg ahnpei over George
H Williams 10 advertise biz series N !
papers on "sir Years in tho senate. "
II IL rather lato 10 fpring this on
NJ Toore, when ths whole Mckinley
and Roosevelt campaign was run on
similar advertisements. 10 which ths
nag was usoi a. tho smplsm " iho
nspubllsan party
NJ Toofo bee been popular 1r
aiof of che GuaI Army of che r. 4,
puhlIs. ani ihev we're ibo authors N
iho bll demanding that iho Gag DO not
asri for advertising purposos
10 is not learned chat ihsy have ey.
% accused h.m ~ disiualiy of dIs
.ospe,t 20 ihe American nar In fact
p has been almost as gfoat a aag I
'ayef on patriotic occasions as tbc
lou. George q. nfovusu
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
Smiles

tha H. NAM H....
ps.pi.,. st.... u. r..... '-e ''F 'a'
.a,s- v..rt ...,..'.. STATE, sa.
n, ., nv. 90 apologize
fsr t, ,,r. ~. '.s 'sa'
th,r \, t.,l,.r. ".''a 'ay
r.p..,..,-
graduated y, ,,,,..-. " %, con-
go af l.,.fl, ,,... .... ..'''" In Che
fas t,r, g..l ...t '.'' 'NsE Tho
~, N.Y.. ~. on '.' "e'L'p.iiaa press
t,rs sl.n--,. ~. '.' large
So a.s. .tsru
u ...r.,.. Iarr m'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
DmEOT nEorIoN or aHNAroRs

this paper does uoi wish 90 iisisu
20 the senators uho arc coming ou
fof legislative Offices about what pIsIg
a. ihey shall mhkc
We etpe5t % 81 further lufarms
tion 90 90 ihe ,suiImsuts af ths poo
rle ani b. able 90 Judge ~ tbs prs
Faillnr ssui.mcnt
When Do has ,bone chat he homes q,
b. abe 90 reuier aH luttlugsut op.a
Jon AZ 60 what ite people ain expect
Of Republican rauIIIairs
~ faf as Do taf ttsu allf ta fsf tts
imr'ess'ars of tto people uIttoat rr
rafd o. party ihat Imrfsss.aa Paw.
ohA blRECr ELECTION
" the hfest primary hu ana tls
Australian ballot he ars saur...I
uiih Ho io uai sso tau direct election
ei y. n ssaalau can o. s,aIai
~ ono 90 shaii uat try o., ssls
ihH Issue Doe believe ths aws stauII
D. h'si up 90 ani ENFORCED PAIR
~ AND sqUARELY M IHrrER
AND SPIRIT
hIe-i slesi.au ~ senators ls.p.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
EITHER ENFORCED. REPEALE
OR MADE EFFECTIVE.
wIrHYoomn oErrma rIrnr


/ fur "a farmer who has mo- machine
and has asked Bo fayor1 of tho bose.
Dr. Wiilysombo Is doing pretty wei.
as candidate f1f governor
no seems 90 Dol ~ clean man who ap
r0als iirrsiIy 20 che people. and q.
n1i haHer.ug lHI hufksirrIag on every
oa.oo TO GET SUPPORT
Tho clogiIon of such a man would Ia
"a great deal far ibo psaploo 81 Oregon.
lt would moan "a man at the bead oi
ouf state who would represent tho best
nni eloanoat tendencies ~ our com.
mDnWcllih.
A farmer De- has been a success.
owning aHi operating Bu unsnsumb,reI
farm lu Washington county which iu.
auf'' hIm "a living Tor l.fr. WHETHER
iiE 0Ers AN OFFICE OR NOT
A. sIsHl.dc m8u bc lls made "a
proud rtt'Ii Boo DIS work far the gov
'rnmsnt arl far tls rcorlo of tlH
state promoting agriculture auI ne
''..sl aa.mal Iahir0u
Asa maa among mon arl "a leader
'H'as i.s s.a'rHfs of Coo Agricultural.
college aHi .a .s private lIf, De- lss.
'.'n r.'au aa. arHs.t sitting "a good.
Aa"I.' 4" .ag }ows m,n ef far whole
state
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
ADoctor'S
Medicine

seated principle and If the laws are
no. exactly right. or are uncertain Of
meaning. that does not set aside the
principle
The ola way Of buying a senatorsnip
with federal patronage, cash or a big
appropriation out Of tho public treas.
ury, Is a fallacy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

Ayers Cherry Pectorsl is not a simple
cough syrup. It is a strong medicine,
docior's medicine. II cures hard cases,
severe and desperate cases. Especially
GOOD in bronchitis, pleurisy, consump-
6on. Ask your doctor all about this.
We have 20 sscrstsl We prtiss 2. e. hyorCo.'
fts ioruulas oi s luL nea.sa.,. L2 = 1elli aa -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
Patronise Your HO.
dustries and keep yO.,
ey at home.

Not a new business, bu. a..
smith, wagon and paint ssu J
a Arthur very much onlas,S |
prepared 10 do all kinds u A..
ing, sign painting and busu .
and wagon painting; repass.Iy
pairing furniture and mud,'
montS. A hrst-elass paiuis :
Light and heavy wagons u,
on hand and mado 70 ~i-
,allOd for In any part Of N \
returned free Of charge byau
or william Cross.
JACOB knT
Phone 1883 Main. a2ssEh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

ribbed Republican state as "she usec
70 was" Under direct nomination the
people have something to say and par
| ty discipline is relaxed.
Fred Mulkey, a nephew Of the late
Senator Dolph, is candidate for the
short term for the United States sen
ate. He is a handsome Portland bach
elor and would wear the toga very
gracefully. As the honor would be
only Tor about two months there is
.liitle dgmand for t. Of course, the
mileage would be considerable, and by
the way. chat 90 cents a mile graft
FOR senator's and congressman, when
they nearly always ride on passes, is
little ancient and hoary.
Hurrah Cor John Bayne. We can
forgive blm for that little caucus IN
bis Office whereby the Salem police
were turned out and the city govern.
mont reorg1rizel. for a sidewalk is
going down along Che property he is
agent for u is giving employment
10 some laboring men and We have
hot hammered Boz vain. What about
lcrty or CITY other walks the council
,fderci buiItl Arc they going to be
et 90 over for a yolri This is the
limo Of year when workingmen are
anxious to get something to do.
Dclaz5L Smith founded the Albany
Democrat and it was then tho arst
apor 10 that county. Hc became 4.
senator while editor and died while
q held that Office. a. Bush ran
lpcr at Salem and they had hot
mos back au forth. Dryer was
inning thc OfcgoBian. Bush and
NTH both got offices. and Scott. who
cgcoicI Dryer and ". Lair min, wasl,
lIccior Of customs Beyond a fow
Iall ones, there have been no great 3
ices held By newspaper men In or h
on, yci no ono has contributed moro r
reforms and 90 political campaigns &
ln ibo cliioga A fcw have been q
bio door Keepers 6f tho legislature q
% once iH awhile one got into the Il
.i' printing Office. Mighty few u
'm over got amy Offices of state im. "
r.'ner. We can hardly recall any of n
'm, Tho state has fower laws 70 ii
iring publication than any state 10 a
union. There 10 tho ostfay notice r
" that laid tho foundation of tho A
sh fortune, Is said 90 bo alll on =,
statute books bf Oregon. II IL :
ihiful whether tho newspaper busl :
.s bas iho poIiiish pull now It once
l's tba profession lsgsnentol or
ra there feuer mea of ability In
.so laysl
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