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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-19

. r1rPTIsEMETTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS fer IN.
A Tribuns received az their Uptown oree, 20 1884
broadway. between sSth ana ss.n SIS vatn o'clock
6-az a. regular once rates until o'clock m. viz
1880 a . cor a3d t53 9Th cor fstb
- 20 rast ian s. 957 West ga St bstveen Th and
,--.h 80 i9gg Sd ave. near 6lst 81 f7oy ist
PEAR ssh St I5T East lesth ST. rs IrSnost ave- $50
"a near 6lst 81 - - = = = u
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the board for fair treatment ,S reviewing The
asked for franchise the letter request. the board
20 IeleSt " ssssrting that IL does not, under
The rules x the board 70, gndes snf fo Snster Re
tl' tIt ~ st Hvernnient IS utterly without power
70 grant: that II demands anS i6sf Il =, Sn Is
Sssis1 d tng ~" avs 10 prevent action on the de-
s,Ied grant q me bosTd 10 act the grant and
pledges that aRse Iesh s 1rovsions q T the
grant
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-,,,s 3, e, s2a has been paid out as
ot H..1 - ,he remaining 81. fsi has been trans
eiVlos.s We credit Of profit and less. the total
feFFe1 -,-..s a the credit OF which account our
ing the year has been sst Gross earrings Fa n We" ~,
nsss552 or about s5 per eemt iI NEE was de-
preoeos e. s17 IN earnings anthracite coal due
crease OF The equipment is stu being main
20 va - high degree OF efficiency the annual
report says "a having BEEN ,. T1p %a, cd 5D
ms Puls -. rroperty has been greatly improved
eition OF -, Yea 70 the purchase Of the aeet o;
At'en, ,onbsttan IAghterags and Transportation
toe "a several lighters Of another company
-. re Centred Railroad Company OF -'eM
-rbseh now operates its own is
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PHONE COMPANY APPEALS.
Atlantic Wants Board of Estimate to Reject
ND Concerns Proposition.

III. Atlantic Telephone Company yes.sraay sem
-. Toare ~ Estimate and AppoI'ioli'eH, a ls'-
,.r eanIng attention to the status Of ,s sppea''on
.. the company fer q franchise aha appS@-ihs !"
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.xrrprr,~ sHfrf THO q RrprSr~a 70

II Broadway. " Y. City, Sept. s. 1904
QUARTERLY PFD. STOCK DIVIDEND NO. %.
THE DIRECTORS OF THE AMERICAN
Smelling ana Refining Company have this day de-
eiared a Dividend % oND AND THFEE-QUARTERS
Ga) PER CENT the Preferred Capital Stock OF the
Company. payable octoSsr 1906 70 stockholders OF
record O'Clock P. NJ Sept. "a 1906 The Books
the transfer OF the Preferred Stock
win Be closed az three o'clock P NJ Sept 1905 and
W. 2. MERRIss. Secretary.
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THE UNION BAG 6 PAPER COMPANY.

II Battery Place. New York Sept 10 1904
A DIVIDEND OF ONE (196) PER CENT ON
the Preferred Stock Of the Union Bag & Paper Com
pany has this declared. PAYABLE October 18th
1900 stockholders Of record CT the close OF business
September 18th. 1895.
ne transfer ne preferred viii close
8 u m September 18th. 1905. snd reopen 10 a
October 18th 1906. ". I. SPARKS. Sscy.
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Financial.
Financial.
Plan for the Consolidation
THE Hooking VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
THE kANAwHA & MICHIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY
poe named Companies

TO TIE SoeAhoi6e- OF the abovs nannedCo
Of
plan of
Il III
consolidation
hos Runway Company its
ana improvements OF
available for dividends
capital
ssuaa under the
anzaton
.. ......
~
'scooooo
Consolidated Of
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-s00's" ANNUAL REPORT.

n Minneapolis S. Paul & sault ste Marie
.--,F Company has Issued its pamphlet report
= = fiscal year ended June 80. The income ac-
- eolpares as follows with the returns tUr
y T'slous ascal year:
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
COMPANY.

New York September Isth 1908.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK-DTvIDEND NO. IS
a regular meeting Of the Board ot Directors OF Ths
American Agricultural Chemical Company day,
Il was Resolved sern-snnusl dividend % THREE
(s) PER CENT. the Preferred Capital Stock be de-
October LIST next stockholders %
record September .Nth. 1906.
The Transfer Books % the Preferred Stock % the Com
ranv will Be closed Thursday September 2Oth. Q
O'Clock p M and remain closed until 10 o'clock A NJ.
'"-@'' THOMAS A DOE. Treasures.
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
To the holders OF the
Collateral Trust -Four and half per cent
Gold Bonds OF the
Comps

Nottce hereby given that the semiannual interest
registered Collateral Trust -Four and hat per
Ger cold OF this Company. and Coupon No !.
from the Coupon Bonds due october 1s 1906 wiz be
paid on or after date. at the once OF windsor
Cedar Street. New York City. The
books OF the Company for the registration OF bonds
will be closed ZOO O'Clock on Friday septem-
Der ssth 1903 and reopened az 1900 o'clock a. m on
PoUeia fETRoPoIIrAN COMPANY.
nv
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no nrf.4lNav. New YORK SeDtsm0eT =. LFtI
Nv resolution 81 tn. Board OF Trustees dividend OF
-Four Per cent IS payable September 2eth. lso 20
Stockholders record the c9s-g OF the transfer
az 81 on September 2fst- The transfer hoo&s VIII
&c 0'7Aea on o''O ARTHUR TERRY. Treasures.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY:
TyHE REGUIAR QUARTERLY DlNIDtNu

OF ONE PER CENT the Common stocS has nrcn
declared ravable October Is. fed stockoiefs OF
ord AZ the close 81 business September IS 1870 AaleF
books viii be cllssd from September 20 lr 20 OeoueF
rs. 1900. both nclusive y. L BIGh@E- AZ ~
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Hooking VALLEY REPORT.

HoE
- he inooms account charged with sSs.255 Tor
Siiucns % property, while capital account was
charged win ss5 expended fer similar purposes.
Unisr re provisions Of the first consolidated mort
sags EG0oN OF the bonds were sold. all but Ss5.-
~ q Tie proceeds from which were used before
ne snd Of The fiscal year for the acquisition and
'uastscuon q new property. for betterments and
nTro7snsnts, and also 20 reimburse the company
n sKpendstures IN redemption OF underlying and
oi Tfusi bonds OF TIE s. $4,000 first mortgage
/ ~ cent bonds o. the Columbus & Toledo Rail-
Ha1 faeo were paid or ana the remainder exc
ei1 tor nfty years az per cent
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$3oooo.ooo General Lien Four Per Cent Thirty-Year
Gold Bonds;
S1375O,OOO Stock

a
o
January and july
privilege registration
registered bonds are "
made interchangeable under proper regulations the mortgage
OF the General Lien Cold Bonds S5 900 to be reserved for future issue
improvements
fO IN consolidation 80.
The of
lieu Of the Existing Hooking
lieu 10000 andn Railway
Ouutendn in the hand: Of the public c 2S"o
held by HoRs Ssy Rn T1y c COMPANY s ae S STOCK OF $1,000
Under the plan
all other stock of the Consolidated Company that
purchased by the
the exchange Of outstanding stock of the cOnst
Otherwise they will charge against deposit
The Kna and michigan Railway Company depOat pursuance
M + Of the onr4maon Of the consolidation will be entitled receive
change therefor securities of lie follows
HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY
For ssn : Len F GGa sonds
For each . s Of common stock . 800
KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY;
For each S: 's ssSS stock
Provision bonds and stock
said stock Of said companies who desire assent 70 tne
September t 1906 deposit their certificates OF STOCK WIN
stamped with the undersigned at their office %
conditions
signed open ana rwIlbe
which deposits heS are mace ana % 80 r.tn and Will ouorTs the
all action their Judgment proper carry said
consolidation transfer said stock into the name of their
thereon for all the OF the plan
undersigned wiz deliver Deposit Receipts emitting the holders
Co.'s y stock OF the an o
hereunder anu - ax uron the
80. 0 thereby represented
j. p MORGAN G CO.
Dated New YOrkAu 1905
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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
New York, September 18Th, 1906.
DIVIDEND No. Use.
TIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE DE-
l. elared A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT upon the Capital Stock OF this
Co1psny payable Office ot the Treasurer and
asrer ~. 18th day October shareholders
close OF the transfer BOOKS on the 18th day
september. inst
For the purpose OF Annual Special Meetings OF
held Wednesday, the 10Th day %
October next OF dividend above referred the
transfer books o'clock the after
moor Of September inst ana bs reopened the
ing OF October 18th next. II T WILBUR. Treasurer
AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY.
III Broadway. New York September Is. 1905.
VyHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS THIS DAY
saci.r.s a auart-rlv dividend OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT. ths Preferred CAPITAL stock,
yab. October % 1904 the preferred stockholders ot
rsrd a. coss OF business Sept % 1904 Checks Will
be mailed.
For the purpose Tits dividend and OF the annual
election held October 10 1905 the transfer books
will close twelve o'clock Sep
TENDER - IOOs ana reopen October -. 1906
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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DiUidend Notices.
THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA
dividend No. ei.

AofnFANf UT
dividend No. el.
Is5 Broadway. New York September Is 1904
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE TRUST COM
PANY OF AMERICA have this day declared Quarterly
Dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT $50 and an extra Ltvi-
dend OF TWO PER CENT. go the Capital Stock 90
the Company payable October /. 1905
Transfer books will be closed az p " Friday, Sep
a. leOe and reOpened 10 A. NJ Monday. Oeo-
Der l. 1864 RAYMOND J. CHATRk. Secretary.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
90 BROADWAY. New York August = iecA
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT. c2lsqO out O accumulated income IA.
been declared tbs PREFERRED STOCK Of the
Company payable October IL 1905 e stoskhoesrs Of
record az the close OF business September =. 1905
The preferred stock transfer books VIII close at "a
reopen at 10 O'Clock A N Thursday ocuooer Is 1904
r. .. LANKFORD. Secretary.
% Wall Street New York August ! 1905.
The transfer books OF the Voting Trustees FOR Pre-
Certificates the Southern Railway
Co, WHICH HAVE AssENTED TO THE EXTENSION
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST q. 1902 will close at u
O'clock Saturday September % 1903. and will
reopen 10 o'clock A II. Thursday, October IS
1905
On October Il 1905 Voting Trustee. WIN be pre-
pared distribute the above dividend % TWO AND
ONE-HALE PER CENT. C2+aec) when received by them.
among parties eatitlet thereto appear OF
record on their books when closed above
j. r. MORGAN & co,
Agents for Voting Trustees.
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IsAPEAKE & OHIO REPORT.

a--1phlet report q the Chesapeake & Ohio
company Tor tie fiscal year ended June
- -A been issued. The income account Is
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Eoboken-
STEVENS SCHOOL.

NEWTON ACADEMY. NEWTON. y. = 2 hours from
" n z: d. L. & W r. R. Beautiful hsaithcul tocs
ton lake and mountain region Preparatory school
FOR 40 boys: building; large gymnasium. oowL1s
horses and ponies for riding
ana driving student given careful personal srrsn
% studies. and morals Fifry-nrs- year.
Sept. % Write for prospectus PHILIP 5. WILSON.
A NJ Principal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
STRANGE DRArim


Albany, March s4.-PaFtieulaFs hav,
just been given OF some deaths, eaus
ing considerable comment on account
of their character.
MrS rhoS MoClain. Of Munkers
died last saturday. after an illness Of
only a short time. OF what was thought
20 b. apoplexy, and the next day her
i-yearOld daughter died OF what was
called the Group Ga the same days
about go chickens around the MeClain
home died OF a throat disease, and sev.
eFal birds dropped dead near. DR., Prill,
Of scio, investigated the matter, and
and thinks that the McCiains and the
chickens and birds an died from the
sane cause, Something in tAs air Any.
way, the matter offers something Pc
euliar for consideration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
Nov Point IN Riparian ownonhip.

lh appropfiating a water power tho
town of ilaTHsonburg. Va, has recent,
ly encountered singular legal snag
10 bought an existing dam and served
notice on che riparian property owners
above h that the dam would be raised
ten feet Commissioners were appoint.
ed 90 "a the damages 90 the upstream
property caused Ia this way, and one
of tho items they assessed against the
town was 5000 Tor the ten,foot fall
In tho river due 20 raising the dam.
Tho town protested against such an
award, because none ~ the riparian
owners had property on both sides Of
the river, and consequently none OF
them owned any power privileges. The
NEginia supreme court has decided (52
\. r, Rep, 555l against this eontention.
Il ruled that the town could not take
BY right Of eminent domain the sew,
eral parts of a valuable whole from
different property owners without com
Pensaiion, "The parts are equal "a
the whole, Ia law and In logic, " the
court said, " and II the entirety be Of
value, the parts which constitute the
entirety must potentially be of an
equal value. - Engineering Record.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
Fusl Tor Automobiles.

There il more trouble ahead Tor the
automobilists In i've years OF there
about the question Of fuel may become
for them a very serious one Gasoline,
for which there has been such a re-
maTkable demand in the last ten years.
is much higher in price than il was
when the demand began, but that ism Z
the worst feature OF the ease. In a
few years there may be no gasoline. or
there will be 50 little Of il in proper
tion 70 the amount wanted that the
price will be pEohibitive. Alcohol. il
Is suggested, may come 10 the rescue,
but in order 20 get il az as low a fg-
nFe as We now get gasoline il viii be
necessary for many persons to change
their minds The internal revenue tax
on spirits must be taken on il alcohol
is 70 be put on the list OF automobile
fuels. And that will come 70 pass
everi-BOstOn Transcript.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
D. r. YANTlS

This morning Mr. Dekum took us an
as bic guests % the Pail. a beautiful
sight. We went Ia a aiK.hofso tally.ho.
and u was grand. 10 BE- seven mile
drive. Tonight Nc. Downing is going
10 take Miss Farley and / 20 band
concert, and tomorrow night 20 a Jap.
ancso ihoatcr Thursday night the
Hawaiian Promotion Committee gives
los dinner AZ the Moana Hotel Sun.
day the Yacht Club takes us 70 Pearl
llarbor, and Monday We give q fare.
well reception az the Royal Hawaiian,
and there are hundreds ~ other things
20 do, and I'm afraid ! don't want 20
come homo one bic.
A. one % the girls said. she had
been in tho clouds ever since she came
that occasionally touched the ground
bot she went right hack up In the
clouds again,
forgot 90 tell you / weni 10 church
yesterday morning a. the Union church
There IL NO Presbyterian here, it's a
combination of PTebyterian, congrega.
tional, etc.
March lit Is nearly ., aud the
mail goes thea, 20 must close this up,
Every DAY this week Il erammed fall
have 20 buy souvenirs on the ny.
BLANCHE BROWN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24

isolated and neglected harbors Of the
state end said that if elected he
would do what he could to that end;
that he gave these sentiments voice
outside the first district in the metrop.
oils of the state. where mention Of the
fact was not necessary and where a
less courageous and more "diplomat-
ic' man would have remained silent;
that all this tended to prove that
Tooze was a man Of courage, Of force.
Of energy and Of action, and hence was
probably by all odds the best man to
vote for.
DO you know that sort Of sophistry
caught usl Directly after the inter.
view we found that fellow On yon
der hillside among the sighing pines is
mound Of yellow earth.
There is emo show for a Coos county
man to make the race" for governor
of course not; the idea that any Coos
or Curry county man should aspire to
any position above a county Office in
the Republican party is preposterous
Now If Judge Sehlbrede lived just east
of The county line it would be differ.
snt over there they have the prose.
cutting attorney and both judges Of
this judicial district and state and fed.
eraI officials galore; but they are so
far away their shadows don't fall
across us and the Judge forgot to OBJ.
tain our consent anyway
Mr.. Johns is the "ablest' man men.
toned for governor Sure thingl
Strange it is. but it Is a fact none the
less that all the folks we know and see
each day as the days come and 20 are
always small potatoes. The further
an individual is removed from ne and
the lees we know about him the great.
or and more perfect man is he. The
Judge happens 70 be our ncighbor, our
friend and worst Of an a Coos county
man. Why should We vote for him
when We can vote FOR an intellectual
giant whom we have never seen and
scarcely heard Of. 500 miles away -
Prior 60 ibo interview We were some.
what pt,led, but it's different now;
We all know what the other man
ticket "a, The button has been touch'
and We can be depended upon 20 DO the
Rect and election day will end us an
dutIfuliy pegging away In the same
hole. awaiting the announcement of the
names of the candidates necessary 20
complete the ticket.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
Annual Convention Of Grand LOdss-

Annual Convention OF Grand Lodge
Benevolent and ProtectiVe order
OF Elks
To be held at Denver, Colo, July II,
Is, l9, 1905. For this occasion he
Southern Pacific Co. will sell road
trip tickets TO Denver. Colo, aBd e
turn. One way, and through Portland
and one way through California s6s.5oi
both ways through Portland, t5s.oa
Dates Of sale; July 10. II, l2, IS, "a
IS, 1906. Limit going July 18TH tick
cts must be used on date Of sale. Finai
return limit september 80, 1905. stop
overs win be granted in either dires
tioR within the transit limits e1eeP'
that no stOpovers wiz be allowed =
California on going trip.
A. L. CRAIG,
S244t Gen. Pass. Agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
From the Sun Down Islands
CONTINUED from page olsv,n)

5000 NH'|"
There were about goo there. 80 you
can Imagine what % meant Then the
dancing lasted until about o'clock of
course ! didnt dance. 20 rested that
long. They served punch 10 one eonef
Of che room. and durlng the dance they
served sandwiches. salad and coffee.
We we're up next morning a. 6ia0
q. m, aud took The train 10 tho vol.
oano. A. Glsuwood. 20 milss from
Hilo. We took a coach for nine miles
90 the Volcano House. This 10 the hotel
on The brink of tho crater Not the
llving, burning crater, bot whore We
10 down 10 get on the lava beds After
lunch We were given a drive by a MF.
Porter Who runs the stage. We went
out 10 the fern forest. the two tree
moulds, and 20 kiluaea ika-whieh is
an extinct volcano
Then We came back % tho hotel aud
donned our riding skirts and / mounted
q hoFss Cor The hrsi time. 1 was scared
90 death. and don't believe I could
have gone foot II Mr. Downing
hadat led ny horse. II iusi happened
that be eouldu Z see horse, 80 walked
and led mine,
I shall not Try 10 descFibe the vol,
eano. II would take too much space.
- l.aI.Haa 4 l..... a. Al. -. A.. t.IF
yea. II was grand. awful, or horrible.
just ~ one happened 20 look al H.,
Mrs. weathered was frightened 20
death an the time. and said she never
was - glad 60 gct away from anything
Ia her life She vac - afraid some of
us would FAN iu. We went into every,
thing and did everything that Was 20
b. done. We made coffee over the hot
cracks and seorehed postals
We went back 90 the hotel about
$50 p. m. and had our dinner, The
neEt morning We wakened AZ 5 o'clock,
% take the eoaeh back 10 the train.
Thenes BY train 20 Hilo, where We i'm.
mediately went aboard the Kinau and
sailed Tor home.
We had q lovely trip home and none
of us were siek, but il did seem good
60 get hack 20 our dear old Royal Ha.
waiian once more The hFs. thing We
did Was 20 rush 10 the oiiee where Ne
got our mail, whieh had come In she
day before and / was delighted 20 dad
siH Tor me. There l. another steamer
due today but IL hasn't been sighted
yet,
The eoeoauut YOU will get with this
mail Is one MF Downing gave me and
mailed. 1 hope Il gets there In good
eonditiou. Yesterday very small
oroWd Of us weut out 10 the band con.
cert AZ ono Of the parks, and then over
% the Aquarium, ! simply eant Do
scribe the Aquarium on paper There
are hsh Of every hue shape or siae,
rAey had a sea h0rse, a very rare ash
anywhere.
After dinnsr Mr.. and MrS Meoan,
dies (Mra Dyes fFiends) called on
me- rAey have Lovely big auto. and
took Ma weatheFed, Mias Parsley and
ne Cor = ride We WeEt out 10 their
home, which is quite cut Of town, and
hey took us IN and showed us their
oolieetion of oalshasAea the fnsli On
ne islandS Their home is perfectly
DeautifuL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24


HeTbine is . boom for sufferers from
anaemia. Ry lie use tho blood Il
quickly TegsueTated aud the eoloT bs
comes normal The drooplng strengtA
l. reviveA The languor 10 diminished
Health, vigoT and toue PFsdomihate
New life and happy setiviy results
Mru Boils n. shFisl, MiddiesboFOagh
nl.. wTitss' have bssn tToubled with
liver complaint and pooF bleed, and
have found notlhng 10 bshsat me lin,
nerbins hope never 10 bo without
H. l have wished that had knows
Of Il 10 my hasbaad's life time soc
fOT sale by d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
II Got HIM

A brief sermon on Jonah was
that Of one Of the eolored brethren Of
- before the war, !" who said:
1T don't matter what sort Of a fsh
it was dat swallowed Jonah. De fact
temains-lt sho' got hint a'-Atlanta
Constitution.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24

Have you pains In the baek, inham-
nation Of any hhd, rheumatism, faint.
ing spells, Rocky Mountain Tea makes
ySu vel and keeps you we'll IS cents.
Dr, Stones Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
strength

Eyes, HsTker married a physical
culture girl"
"Did, ehi Is she a better house
Keeper than other giFlsi"
- should say 50. She can take the
toughest steak and pound on il until
il is as tender as quail. "-Chieago
News
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
STUCK % his FirursE.

GIVE heard Weerius tell that story
a dozen hme4"
"oh, eomel You said ave minutes
ago that you had only met him half a
dozen times In your life"
81 know it, but Whsn he tells the
story he always repeats the aub Of il. -
-ChieagO Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24

"YoUsen fan afoul Of De law II
yo0ss don't watch out''
saw / don't keeF nutAin' fer Dc
law.n
"Youse had better keer somsthin
fer de law Youse ain1 no trust nag,
nate. ''-'PittsbOrg POst.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
Wanted 70 ForEst.

He-Did you forget that yesterday
Was year birthday, deAEi
sAe-YeS, did. And you please
forget Il now.-Yonksrs Statesman
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-24
Not ouite Qear.

VisitOr-HOw old is your sister
Graea Tommyi
TOmmy-Do you mean according |"
the Bible record. or according 70 As'
eOunti-Chieago News
The Dolores star., 1906-08-24

INVENTORS proceed right Learn the truth about
= your tnvention before applying for patent-it may
you money and disappointment. Write for par