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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-01
Smiles

An the home coming Oregonians
are very loyal b Oregon
Senator Rand Of the Rand district
win b. nomiuafed for congress.
Good people At Albany-sometime'
liele slow but nearly always right
One thing about southern California
when you have seen 60 once you have
seen u an.
New camp of Wooimeu organized az
wendling Toozs and Hawley should
have been there
It begins 90 look as II any good man.
Che Republicans put up would be elect
81. and any bad man beat
sss
Il there anything slower in Oregon
than tbe state house elevatori 1fI
there is We have not made the dissoy
cry.
Albany Democrat Portland has
concluded n aaht The franchise t5 che
Willamette vaEey Traction Co. Eu. !
denily heard a umbl.ng up the valley |
Tho papers are aguring how much a
boy costs at che age of gl While
como arc worth the expense. others
make o mighty poor payment for The
Investment Albany Democrat.
The best Republican papers afe not
opposing any honorable aspirant for
nominaiion 10 aay party They can.
not support them all. but they can
print their cards and announcements
umpqua Valley Ncwu There can
b. no dsnying the fact that Dr. witby.l
combo ia "a good man ani N elected ho
would undoubtedly mske "a creHtabIo
official lio is an shle man anI has
is-n of fnsft s.att,v,.i all Over taa
commonwealth 4
The5 afs tsllIug ths story about
congressman llis wife woke hIm ibe
Dihof morning ani whispered. "Wm.
VIII. ! think there afs burglars In tba
ioussi" "Na. ha. m, dear" replied +,
no representative "thcfo may BE- a d
.ow in the senate bui there's none in
ne housa
Tho Huntington Herald tells how
hfre western oTpgon mtn called aH
ho neat slate treasurer Governor
hambsrlaiu D. A. Cake president !.
md Tom nIrhafdsan. manager ~ tho I,
Portland Commercial slub. and Emu I.
'al'lman. past grand cbaurcliof ~ che j.
,nighis % f,ihias. passei through \.
luniingiou ioisy sn ruute home from
aii iato r.ty pur.hg ihe short sisy
iho train iH ihls tIiy ttr, made a +.
.eauui fan nn Ususml =. il Atkm | i.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-01
Masquerade Han

A. b A. lodge han, la,f rus ~.
- OAs"awa' Friday F,5r.sry IA
500 couple inslu3iag supper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-01
Piles ii Years
Terrible Case Cured Painlessly With
only one Treatment Of Pyra-
mid Pile Cure.

Free Packages in Plain Wrappers Mail.
cd 70 Everyone Who Writes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
FRAT MEN
LOSE OUT
JUDGE FRArER QUICKLY pGc DIS AGAINST HloH SCHOOL
poYs WHO WILL APPEAL TO oupRGme coUar-PaoF. Me.
Kown sAYs FRAT" MEN AND SORORITY GIRLS ARE
Sassy

rieilea' claim 10 conduct matters
contrary 10 the orders Of the school
authorities.
Late yesterday afternoon Prof
y MaKoWn took the witness stand
and testified that be had Heen aey.
eral fraternity memberH 81 the
school smoking cigaretB and cigars
on different occasions. and that be
never bat once saw a on-ffateruity
boy smoking Mr. AcK0Wn fur
fha said that 10 illustrate the dis
reFafd Of fraternity men for school
authority be could cite one instance
when he reproved n frat member
for the uffense aud the youth
brazenly offered the professor a
cigar
Professor MeK0Wh said that the
Eiria Nho belong 10 the Hororiiiea
are much iesa manageable than
other high school girls. and that be
has always been annoyed by groups
~ them who gather IN the halls
When told 20 move out 81 the way
they merely transfer their place 81
meeting 20 another end ~ the cor
ridor
The fratofuliiea viii appeal from
Judge Fraicrs decision aud will
fight their caao Ia the supreme
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
PRIZES ARE
AWARDED

The winners ~ the waahinRtona
birthday ofntofieAl contest. held at
the high school. this morning. we're
Miss nronwen Jones. first prize. A.
J AJsen. second prize. Miss o.
garut DE 0arn0. third prize
After tho invocation by Rev H. l..
Smith aud SOME remarks by Dr.
Z J Holmes. president nf the local
chapter. Sons If tho American REV
0lutlon. under whose auspices the
eKerciasa wrre held the ofationa
were delivered a. follows John
Paul Jones" Mias Margaret de
uarno; Lexington The shot
Heard sAround the World. Frank
Johnson. John Paul Jones" A J.
Ahhen. Pitts Plea for America. T
Clarence Keith. John Paul Jones
Miss nronWen Jones'. "aeorEe
Washington. Miss Helen Parks.
Lexington Tho Shot Heard
Around the World. Misa ZltR
Hsifh.
The prizes and certificates were
presented 20 the winners BY Dr. 3
J Holmes The prizes were First
SO; Second. $40. aud third. 81
while several speakers had the
sauir subject each one treated HE
subject IN an original manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

Without the Lormalliy Of taking
the case under adwaement. Judge
Frazier. OF the superior court. yes
tsrday afternoon deided the case
Of the high school fratefnliieu
versus the school board against the
fratefuiilea In doing 20 he stated
that the Law provided that the
school hoard could make all feas
aonabls rules toward the govern
ment aud bottefment ~ the school.
and that there Was plenty 81 cyis
dsnce to show that the tfatefniiieh
afo a bad ihing Tor the institution
The tas1 was completed late In
the afternoon after occupying most
81 two days Judge Frntsf stated
AZ one time during the trial that
lee only admitted most ~ the eyl=
drnco 10 make u complete. a. he
did not perceive lla immediate beufs
Tag upon the question Ills prompt
decialon conveyed to those who have
heard the case the impression that
The court was not greatly Impressed
with the weight ~ the secret 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
PURCHASED BUT
ONE GOLD BRICK

Denying that he haa anY conuec-
lion wifh the robberiez from the
Everett Smelling 8 Reduction COM
pRnY. other than that ~ an lnnoennt
purchaser II a part % the stolen
baillun. Joseph Mayer. of Mayer a
Bros. manufacturing Jewellers. aid
thia morning 90 reporter fnr The
STAR that hts conasetion utth the
matter IL At an end. The Everett
authorities have taken no steps
t1ward Investigating the purchase
Of the balilon BY Mayer. ner have
they informed the local police or
sheriff Ia Investigate the affair
We never boszEht but the one
brick from Mie@eI and that waa
the one foF which ~ gave hlm the
cheek that wAa found on bin when
he HAa arrested a. soon a. he saa
arrested We stopped payment on
the check. and I mailed . check fus
the value Of the bullion to the Es-
erstt company.
ewhsa Hlsssi brought tho hui-
Hon here Il hsaaYed inaf the same
A. the scrap gold and silver which
we often reeelve fFosa pesidiera who
bur mp old lsweirr ! supposed n
vas such = mixture n did not a..
say aa the Everett product did a
few years aEu We havsn't handled
the Everett product for some time :
William Mlesel. who Was arrested
hsre on Tuesday for stealing the
bullion from the Everett smelling
q Reduction company. Waa taken
back to that city last night and
lodged IN iaii be reiterated hla
confession % the Everett authorl.
tiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

lns considered BY the Seattle The.
aier company.
y Isopman. who has an inter
eat in thia property. today ae.
knowiesiEed that he had an offer
under consideration lie would not
aaY that Il Wae % ba sold. but 81
plained that he would not be ~ all
surprised N the building nov stand
ihE aud the corner wee a. be trans
fffrci % aotns other parties.
Mr. smith now has architects pre.
pairing plans for this Atruclars.
Ar smith has aleo had plans
drawn up Tor the paat year FOR a ~.
story business block which he IN.
tends 20 eventually efegt At the
northeast corner Of Second and
Iealef.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
F AM|LY HOTEL IN
PLACE OF THEATER

A deal u nos pundinE fnr the
purchase ~ the Seattle theaief
property. and II iu soss through.
a. aoon A. the frxrnds Of THIRD ay.
n finished the corner wtil be fan
arused with a i1.siory family hotel
building 20 cost 500 200 This 10
the Information given 20 The star
today - enc u the parties Who has
bad q hand 10 the negotiations
l.. G Smith. the well known mill
ilouairs Of Syracuse. ;. r.. Who al
ready has valuable holdings IN So.
attic. Is tho intending purchaser.
and the offer which has been made
through his ioesl agents - no8 be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
CLEAR THE WATERFRONT

The time is opporune for movement to clear the
waterfront of the city from the multiplicity of tracks
which cucumber il, and make what should be- safe and
convenient place for the water traffic Of the city
There should be a determined effort made to &c, all of
the railroads accept arrangement
tracks upon the water 'front.' THESE TRACKS TO BE
USED ONLY DURING THE NIGHT AND TO BE
KEPT FREE OF CARS AND ENGINES DURING THE
DAY
Three tracks ought to be amply suieien, for the pur-
pose of huntng freight and from the
ship wharves. ALL OTHER TRACKS SHOULD BE
TORN UP.
upon these tracks
Every railroad that has for waterfront facilities
beyond what are indicated. SHOULD BE COMPELLED
TO BUILD TUNNEL UNDER THE CITY STREETS
from depot point above the eongessed waterfront
district Then il could emerge the Sound without
feng any way with the steamboat freight and passenger
business.
That union depot is hardly practicable. all who
familiar wah existing conditions will Admit.
The Hartman system is coming Seattle and the
Sound country with wel-dened purpose Of invading
the Hill roads" territory
For a while a least until the between Hill and
Hartman settled there will be Community of
ess between the rivals entering Seattle and depot
would be satisfactory either the Hill Hartman
As for the Milwaukee. which apparently economical
might make terminal deal Hill depot
but tina, is doubtful
At any Seattle have three big depOts. they
will lie quite close another. thus reducing a mini
the inconvenience and OF the exchange OF traffic
souI-sa,istyins star today when
calls first efforts rid OF
nn,sun and did every
thing IN is the Independent,
And from the day The independent present
star has stood pat the that the
b sxtsrminaisd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
GIRL IS STILL AT
POLICE MATR0N'S

Bertha tlanson. the risg foreur. is
saA heid 81 the police matlou's
heHse. pending TIE arrest % TIE man
10 livinK Ia Everett Ne trace II tho
ulan has as yet been found Ia hat
city. bus Il l. fhouxhf the man h
iivins tiaesF unasr - assumed
name. The Hifi saYn that he had no
office in Everett bus was haFns-
thing ~ curb STONE broker. 80 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
CLEANING BLADE upLIFTED


Thumbs down.
No mercy 20 the fallen Sunset
Thrust in the sharp sword and let the life blood flow
And then throw the corpse to the dogs,
In Ancient Rome. when gladiator had his opponent
down and stood in the waiting for The signal of thumbs
down from the excited populaee before administering the
coup de grace he probably felt savage thrill OF JOY akin
that which every Seattle feels today impending
doom of the Sunset phone.
The creature has been knocked down.
Now the time drive the sword through its vtais
Heed not the prayers for mercy.
II compassion sways you for when you hear
tho peadngs Of the grovehng victim think again of
the time when he had you by the throat laughed
risively at your complaints of poor serveei
Remember when you called for the market and
given brewery
Forget not when the lying Lines busyl" rang
in your followed by iange of jarrng sounds.
Remember the oft broken promises to improve and
do betterl
II you let the present opportunity slay escape YOU
Mr. Phoner you deserve heneeorth endure eternal
from the Sunset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

ihs police say Il viii be rather hard
g. locate hifn
Isubiis aTunpathY and that q the
nalies officials IL aifh she uHfurtu-
aafr gift Hho Il loaked upon with
PITY. aa thu vietim - al unserurui-
Gus individual whp used her merely
80 eatauaw tbs Ntfi has con
aeatrd npthins fnnm her parents nof
the paliCu. and IL quite willing 10
take whatever punishment 10 melted
nat 60 her
Nnne ~ the victims ~ her uumHr-
auH fnrHrfieu have volunteered %
prosecute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

rsieasci "a SO hail Tor his appear
hufe hefusn Justice Uordoa tamar
rus maFntnN
Humane ofneara CLARK and Naa-
pell. and several 81 The patfalmsn
have arrested between % aad CD
isamsiers On Tits same ehhfSa since
January 1 some ~ thaast 1aen haVs
appfafcd tNlce. an8 all have ba~u
fiassi 81 fuf The FIRST nffunaa aud
SIC for the eerunt affenas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

and put handeuffa on him Then
he was taken away Ia the patrol
wagon" "A
Harold il In the fourth EFl4e b
the ugnuy ncheel. residing te a
nextsf av ATS shum. ROYAL Nfan4
ham. 10 u years old and lives - 10
tth ay. - ITO IL H. me nfih grade
81 the Warren pehaoi Hath. boys
afn move hitsy telling theiF ssaaal.
mates has they 1id a. IL
captain fssii. segfct aHfflck off T..
Ger, to-day received wnea ffofn Butte
that iruHluEH Uah wanted thnrr.
aiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
IN
HIS BERTH

While asleep b. bic berth -
board the Utopia from Belilas,.s,'
last bigii John bYb Of that -
was touched fof ttz. he elsirs j.
q man who gave the mans q W
Jeffrey nyb 1nd bis partner =,
cupied "a berth eaeh in a s,Aisrse..
ana Jeffrey occupied another L.,ss
ln the same staterOgm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

can buy a folve-dollar money order
Ter three cents.
Ny dear sir." said the eminent
engineer 70 the president Of the
South American republic. the rail.
road that have planned will rcyo-
lutiouize the country
II was no wonder the president
declined 20 allow the eminent en-.
Kineer 10 remain IN the country.
The Paris neW apapcra haven't
printed a iine about Count BOnia
trouble a little thing Ike that ian.i
a novelty over there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
ARRANGE RALLY

A grand rally and ooen ~.
will take piaee Ia The as.s,,. a.,,s's,ihe
~ the Labor Temple nsrt " nal
day evening under The a,..'a sahss.
the municipal ownershle q
,''.,.' Atsrs states thar srs,,
bodY u invited bat the a,,ss ~.
VIII be- oonflrsf 70 members M i'
gnnlzed labor only. F" T
Another rally of The Firth 49,,
ers will take plaee gaiurdas sIa
~ First Az aud Wall u ne -, a.st
Ink vii be done BY Judss y "a
Wood. George y coitsrllI CD J" y
Rice. Edward Brady and ss ysaa
Sun another rally in the sams ~.
will take place later IN ths 49,, 80
but the speakers have not -
announced as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
DRIVER OF RUNAWAY /
HAULED INTO COURT

G Hamburger. driver foF the sin
ger Sewing Machiae company.
whose team ran away ON Yealor
Way yesterday. causing he death %
a valuable horse uwnet by J A
MeCanB. and the probable death %
another attIraal osnsd ~ the Fuller
Paint company. as arrested BY
Humane Cttglcer Clark. charged wtfh
leaving hi4 team unuea lie aAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
STOLE HIS BANK

II ~ Hzaon. e68s Third avs. -.
ported st lao o'clock last nIaht
thai bis raam has been entered ssluf.
ING his absence ia thr daytime and
amail bank r1ulaiulng SIS moiea.
Nothing else in the room was dis
tufbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
MEET TONIGHT

Municipal 0wnsrship adhsr.s,,
will eouEregaie tonight AZ me yevs
IAWton hotel on Grand boul,y,rs
Edward Brady aud others viii al.
dress the meeting William M.
man Moore. municipal ownss.h,.
Tor mayor. Nili be unable 70 a,trns
tonlghi'n meeting. a. he is hsInd
~ speak a. the Elks taneas, a
Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

lady and myself. gave him a hot
chase.
At ard and clay the man craWied
under a building and lust aa be was
rock ! think the rock struck him
eu the leg After he went under
she house the Faee Was ended as a
policeman aud a detective arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
CITY BRIEFS

Williams impefiaia- viil be the
attraction AZ the Seattle thenter for
q week. beginning nest Sunday aft
cFuuuu.
President william Pearso and
Delegates ". T.. Lindsey and vs.. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
STAR DUST
By JOSH"

VICIOUS ANCESTORS.
Have ye amy ancistera Mrs.
Kelly" asked Mrs. O'Brien.
AN phyat's anelstersT'
Why. people you ahprunR from
Listen 70 me. Mrs. O'Brieu." Faid
Mira Kelly. impressively. 7 come
frou the rae shtock Az Donahues
that shpring from nobody They
shpriug AT thlmi"
DECLINE IN VALUE.
Paf-This f. great country.
MARY Ann.
Mary H0w'a that7
Pat-Shure. IN pa-apera ser yea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

caFpeuters' iuliau No. Isl. through
0saFEe ? heashAm. has cola a
fractional ius on weetiakr az. 20
g p 3'imsan. 81 profit II nearly
tz1tao. This organization has r.
csivsd a total ~ about 81 600 upon
an Investment " a. .0ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

The dance given BY the Women
Auxiliary ~ The le~ai Letter car
risrs' association last night At ihe
Old F-lloNs' hall waa = zig saecsas
and soil Attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22
TELLS HOW HE
CAUGHT JEWELL
HAsoLo rRplHrr TELLS HOW AND his seHooLmArE
MRS. JOHNSON DID tn THAT LANDED rHg
COMMUNICATING aANo IN JAIL

Harold rrlplett, 10 years old. told
a Star man this morning hos he
helped In tho capture Of Robert
Jewell. which led 10 the arrest ol
Ioha wehheF aud Patrick lcnnineH.
his coufcderaiee. who are Two of the
most skillful counierfeitara Ia the
unlted States. and Tor whom the
whole United States secret svFYiur
furce has been looking for years
rrlplctt and a ehum. with the aid
Of Mira. Charles Johnson. % BROOK
yn. chased Jewell under house
near Ninth ay, north, aud kept him
there until he was arrested by OF
ncer LOCKER aud Detectives Adams
and Corhett
Coming From School
I Was coming home from uehaol
along Taylor ay. said Harold,
with Royal Byankham. a friend Of
mine when I heard Mra Johnson
shouting 'liclp' and stop the
thief''
We ran 90 the next corner In
time TO see man run Into the alley
between sixth ay aud Taylor ay..
followed by Mrs. Johnson. utlil
ycllius AZ the toe 81 her voice
Seeing as boys she called to ua
"a run after him. and We did In.
stead ~ running up the alley where
the thief had Fune. We went up
Sixth av No rescued Cedar w. Ia
time 90 see the man stop. liEht a
cigaret aud speak 90 an elderly IRAN
With whom he srnmed to be ar-
dualn,ed Most likely he thought
that be waald Throw rs of the
track, Bat the wemsnt ~ naw him
we knees hlm. he knes a.. aud
started 90 run.
Thrs~ Stones.
Royal aud I picked np anme
steass and commenced throwing a.
aim az he ran. but dnnt knax
whether OF rot We hit BIN We
PASSED several men. bat they wuuld
not help. So Ns three. Royal th.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

Gov GeafRr n Carter. of Uaxali
accompanied by his wife. has as.
rived nt San FtHucisra on fnf
steamer ManchuFfa fte wIii - a.
gan Disea FOR TIE benefit ~ "a
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

The Military Order Of tho Loyal
Legion. ~ Nashiagfuu command
cry. consisting % Officers and sunn
- officers ~ the civil var. held lts
regular business meeting and ban
auet At the WAahinxinn last esen.
lnk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

Natives and former residents ~
North Dakota viii gather IN fltfla'n
hail next Tuesday night Tor The
third annual nesting ~ the state
club Thia r. one ~ she largest
state organizations In the city Nav
ina over go members.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

dfa Ellsahesh Green aged ~
years. died yesterday morning Al aft
Terry av.. whmrs ahs feAlfsd with
hss aDn. Charles p Munday a veil
known iorai attorney Funeral IL
"a bo held at The First Christian
church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

fN.mia LEFT yesterday fa attend ths
annusl session q the state Letter
Carriers aAs~iafiun a. Spokane
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
"HELD UP" A GIRL.
Two Wichita Tramps Commit Rob-
berry in Daylight.

Wichita. Kan. Jan. 20.-Two men in
broad daylight held up Miss Elsie
Piekley in the afternoon in East Thir-
tenth street, between the Rock Island
and the Santa Fe railroad tracks. The
men secured $3.50. which she had col
lected during the afternoon.
Miss Pickley was selling tickets for a
piano contest and was going east on
Thirteenth street when two men sprang
upon her and grapped her pocketbook
from her hands. She screamed loudly
for help. A farm wagon approached
near the spot and the two robbers threw
the pocketbook on the ground and ran
up the track before they had examine
it carefully They thus missed two IS
bills, which were in a separate pocket
from the silver.
Miss Pickley was so frightened that
she could not give a complete descrip-
ton of her assailants. but she is conf
dent they We're not negroes. She said
from their dress and appearance that
she should judge they were tramps,
who were in the need of money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
A GENUINE SPANISH VILLA.
one of the Features of suburb in
Manhattan.

Manhattan. Kan, Jan. 20.-Manhattan
win soon add a genuine Spanish villa
to its many beautiful suburban homes.
Mr.. Easement, of Mentor, Ohio, who
owns a large bottom farm three miles
north of the city. is making prepara-
lions to build residence there that will
be one Of the finest and most unique
in the state. It will be one story high
and enclose a large open square into
which carriages may drive through an
open arch. On one of the outsides there
VIII be a large porch. The villa will
contain eight bedrooms, a large parlor.
a large dining room, a billiard room, a
kitchen, several pantries, half dozen
bathrooms, and a number of dens and
closets. Nearly every room will have a
fireplace. The ceilings will rest on
heavy beams of hardwood and the ex-
terror will initiate the Spanish mission
style which has been so successful in
southern California. The drawings for
teh villa We're made by Architect Car
field, of Mentor, a son of the late pres
ident.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-21
Are You for a Square deal

Are you in favor OF the trusts, or do
you favor antimonopoIy and the indie
pendent control of Kansas products2
If you are a Kansas citizen and in
favor OF Kansas interest, then order
your grocer to furnish you with fhe
Kansas product. the best oil and gaso-
line ever offered for sale in the state
Be sure and get the Pure Kansas
Antimonopoly oil. made by the Uncle
sam Oil company. and refuse the trust
Perfection, or Standard oil and gaso-
line under any other name.
If your grocer does not handle it, ne
phone 5193.
R. A. RTGHTMIRE. Distributor.