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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-22
THREE BURNED 10 DEATH.

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Mrs. Alice
Linen McWhitney and two children,
Helen, aged six, and Elizabeth; aged
four, were burned to death IN q IRE
that destroyed their home at Pom.
ton Lakes, ~. j. today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-22
I.ld.5nIfIo soaoo1s LOS.

phbi q schools of the city. clos
m d1 fternoon for che Chriats
oI days They win reopen
New Years,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-22
LEE De FOREST, WIRELESS EXPERT.

De a
FROM
IN
harou at n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-22
MINES
ARR owned
BY Company A. r. GLADDEN. Is In and
He Writes Interestihgly
About Them.

FoIlowing is letter received re-
Gently by James H. Alexander from
A. p. GLADDEN., of this city. on a trip
through Mexico:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-12-22

snow luerle ma fqlQ TOM tlss
@rr.at n - ~ & Z. &. iilIil snow an
coIdt eas port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22

spinning about the city rs a pro
fessionai chauffeur. having master.
Cd the trick % plotting the antome
bile on the speedways OF the Mid
way and the south park eoaleyafda
In Chicago,
Pagnes. who Il a member OF Vhri'
Gus athletic teams at the univer
sits Of chicago. Is selling under
wear m ono 81 the hlg department
stores.
Hlrschl and pegues are member
Of Delta Kappa Epsilon and their
fraternity brothers took them down
to the emisrant train on which they
left Chicago IN an auto. They
viii be away from America for a.
least a year. and win attsmpt 20
rcentcr college next fan. They
have letters 20 many prominent
officials and various celebrities in
the land they intend 70 visit. and
ON occasions will substitute broad.
cloth FOR oycralls and taste tbs
delights Of society for diysrni0n, On
their trip On the Dix they viii draw
$40 per month caring for the stock
on the transport
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
HERMAN, TO FIGHT
CANS, is COMING

BY JAS. ]. CORBETT

The algning Of articles for ~
between Kid Herman andM a.
Cans Il one Of the Important saes
a.day incidents In the roalih II
pugillsm,
Herman. while not a. FoaaeH
man "a Nelson as far ~ tigA ung
ability sooa, IL udwflMy
clever follow. and may give &ne 4
terrible battle Ia A finish - -
ment
nui tho public will not shan hsta Z
the intefeat Ia the battle an itIHd h
the Gaun Nelson affair II mad b ii'td
BY all that Manager Billy Mold an
Cans would patch up their dfitNi'
ties aud SIGN for another battkM
Hermau'a career has been O.
brilliant aud ioaa spectacular thHn
Nelson's aud HIS fightn have not
bore the stamp Of the contests Ia.
dnlEed Ia hy Nelson. Tho redeem.
Ing feature. however. ia the general
belief that Herman Is coming aud
that IN preparing for battle OF the
magnitude Of an engagement with
Cana the Chicago lad will develop
remarkably aud turn up Que Of
those npiooked for events If which
tho pusilistie history Of this oountry
Il 90 freely despatched.
Cans does not anticipate as hard
time with Herman as he would
expect with Nelson. but be has tbs
greatest respect Tor the Kid and
viii take no chances. according b.
hts own statement when he closed
the deal
While the pngillatic fans are ans.
loua % eee another battle between
Cans and the Dane. they do not
blame the colored man for handing
out the leo 10 Nolan Tho manager
Of the Dane IL the personlfication Of
aelfaazsrtiVanoss aud eonceit and
tho shameful manner In which he
trsatsd Cans before the reccnt bat.
tie AZ Goldfield ~ siili freeh IN the
minds o. tbs followers ~ the aauar-
ed circle sports all over the coun-
try.
dams anxlously awaited she CD.
portunlty to turn bis back on
Nolan and the way he did u AZ fhs
recent Chicago conferrnee bFourht
iay 20 tho heafta of thusa who like
fairness even In fighting
The best that Nolan can ever en-
nect from Cans r. the worst the
black boy can give him. Cans well
remembers how much eoaxing he
had to do and what he had 70 con.
eade TO set Nelson Ia tho ring.
And then since the fight tbs feel
INK between Cans aud Nelson has
gone from bad to worse Soian'n
crying about being rubbcd and
about unfair tactics GA The part Of
Referee George Siler aud tbs eiRim
be makes. that the pictures sub
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
JENNINGS.

First race@Three quarters OF a
mile Nontiort. III, Won. Nancy.
%. second. Donna Elvira. lNs'
third.
steonieehaao - uicronp. ths, III
20 &, Won. Follow ON, ihg. second,
Mount Henry. tst. third.
Third race ono and onehait
mile Nemesis. ita. : 10 l. won,
winnlfred A.. ia second SiaEie
Shot, lia. third Time, z.ts.
Fourth Seven -aiEhths OF q
mlle--FfFo brand. ia. Won: Chip
pewa. lie. second. Belle Strom. lfs,
third, Time, tt29 as.
FIFTH race-One mile seYent,
Yards Economy. loo. TO l. won
sally X. 100. second. Ambush. ip9,
third. Timc. tfi9.
Sixth race--one and one sia
taenth miles, Agile. iit. ) % >,
ven Dainty. III. second. Leonard
}. Hayman. los. third, Time.
a.05s6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22

stimulates what he says, has added
"a the spirit Of anialfneHH.
Nolan has piled up the bitterness
asalnai himself BY the most afbi'
trary actions ever narpetfated on
TIC public aud the fighters Had
he besn fair Cans action IN ChienRo
would have stirred up lot of talk
IN his favof. but now no one hihmeH
Cans FOR comniE back aud demand
ing that he be satisfied In every
thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
HOW HONEST JOHN KELLY:
GOT HIS NAME
eY Jas J.. coasgrr.


"One@yeds. Connolly IL nat 80
well known 10 the sports IT today.
and especially the Prize fiEhs fana.
a. he vas TO the old brigade.
'oneeyed~ vas a great charac.
ter. and waS always pulllnK off
sornethlng funny. oae night = good
many years ago now. Connolly Naa.
fored into the business place Of
Honest john Kelley lie VAS broke
and pretty vel talked up.
He fell asleep In a chair In kel.
lays place and be was allowed 20
snooxe away In peace Until all at
oncs. without any apparent cause.
hts glass eye dropped out
KELLEY picked It up ana laid Il
carefully away.
Connolly wAs syidsntfg disturbed
In his siumberz without the glass
orb and he awoke crying. have
been robbed I hare been robbed Z
What's the nattef9~ asked KEEL
ley. as hs walked up 10 ConnsIiy.
-My eye has been staien.
kalisy walked over to a nearby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
RACES YESTERDAY
OAKLAND

First race Five eighths OF mile
aeyoa Full. III. tnuganl. J 10 l.
won Marion Rose. III. aeeend !
Glmmall. M. third Time. 1901 Z o.
second race one and one eiehtha
of mile latlanmahle, ~
tknannl. q To wan Jack Lltuc'
ita. SECOND, Hear Skin, lis, thitd'
Time ts56.
Third race one miie@=jHehfnh.
To-. IT. SULLIVAN. IL "a Q. Won
nf ahofb. to-. second Mas hnl
nowdlsh. iO7, thlrd Time. i;ti 40.
FOURTH raee--oae mlie~-AoElF'
tella, tt6. Knapp, 90 3. Won
DUSTY Miller. 1913. second hanmnH,
Iai. third Time. as "a.
Finh race lfioVeu aixteeatbs of
a mile nolnda. 80. &C. RosFl, 20
1 won Critical, i0h, second +
Christine A. %. third Time,
LAT 10
sixth race Eleven sixtecutha Of
"A mile gypsy NiuK. ne, Knapp,
/ 70 1. Won, lltafo. ioa, second [;
st Frances TOE, third Time,
1907 Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
JACK DEMPSErS
CRAVE
trssll.Aea ~ nsqu~.i)

u 8St"ftFA ~
F.ar OUT IN the ~ilds Il Oregon.
On a lonely mountain side.
where caiunahtaAs mighty waters
Holl aaMn 70 thr nenAu ti1o.
Where ghr aiant fir ana cedar
Are Swallowed iu the wave,
(f'eFnfezn uilh ferris and Aehgna.
found poor petapseya grave.
/ found no marble tuonoltth.
No hfahen shaft. aeF Htaue.
ItsaoFiiaH sixtY victories
Thts Vanished victor ~aa.
Ne rose. 40 shamrock could I find.
40 naurial here 70 tell
Where sleeps IN this fsfaaksa npot
tn Immortal Nenparshs+
A Wlndsas. weasfsd canyon road.
That strangers seldom tread.
Leads az this infNff mountain
To this desert % tho dead.
And the western sun saa sinking
In me Paeiftr's E8iten wasr.
Ard thsss solssaa ptnes kept watch
over poor Jack psnpssy's grave.
That man % honor ard ~ iron
That H4n u heart AND strel
That nan who faF ouseiAanea his
class
And fstade ffSnnkfnd feet
That neeuppeYn nana AMI nssmp-
MaNa fame
should live N sfpried sf1ne.
IL Haw af rest. far 81 the west.
III The @llas II Oregon.
Ferxoss.n ~ ten thousand snroats
That thuna~fef hts acclaim.
Forgotten by his frtnnd1 and foes
Who eh@sfed his xerr mas
Hut strange NeW rurk should thus
forget
ffs braves, - the brave.
suf n she Wills ~ 0reeoH
Jnmarksi leavm nampeer'a grave
Ma II ahon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
NOMINATIONS soa SCHOOL
DIRECTOR CLOSED

Nominations closed yesterday for
school director. No names have
haen Added 20 the four named
earlier ia the nonfh. OF the isE
new rrxfstrnllors made a. the 81
flee Of the seeretaFy % the board
Of education. only IL we're man
Saturday night the registration for
school electioa will cioae The
candidates ara. v. NJ. Guion. DR..
W. A. shannon. Mrs. r e. Wiswell
and Judge Richard Winsor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22

shelf aud secured the eye and 70.
suFaed Il 20 -oneEyeT
kelley's friends afterwards claim.
cd that that was boa he gog hla
name Honest John"
nat One Eyed Connolly has little
the better ~ Tommy Rysn
Tommy. "a al amos ~ho have
seen him. has = sat Of false teeth
one dag While sitting Ia q hotel
Tomnay was attacked with az Of
KneeAing.
With a loud whln out came hia
false nasticatoFs. shooting almost
half wAy across the room.
Tommy gathered them In ss
quickly as II they wers made 81
gold. Aad ha stood for thu laugh
% his friande.
Steam hafhs. sc. Oriental Baths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
Dance at leschi
Park T0nlqht

Come out TO Leschl Park tonight
and spend the evening on the fin
est floor I'm the Northwest. Wag-
ner's Orchestra will furnish de
llghtful music. Bring your lady
friend and have a good time, as q
large crowd Is assured. Gentlemen
25c. Ladies' free. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
The MARKETS



barsans. lsssas lsssi sssasss, ~ -
b~ess sse4n u@ ner tunifs 80
sasss u pataiass s~ssss ~ ssen,,-ffiss
~ ssgiit =, g~stsFs - ls.'sss 49,
ssisss 90 sass. nn. rssass. ~ Is.
iaa. Bore rsiisA. psr NJ ~
rssfsa-
n.s.ss. nrqtD &c e 30 =. w.sst
- iatso7s asoaansfss p<s o.. gcgil 2.
sgflss ss,,sss - =. 800
s ,... =. al. sn.ssi 4 - srass. ras.y. =.
- q ts5 81 snasrHfs. h E1t ~. hiafk
y sci =. sainses -. p~rsssaaens ~
EGGS.
Cxsssn rafrh ere Eastsfn. 10He
nsstsf ara Chse.s-
wnshinTtsn creAnesy haiisr per ~ 80
Eastern. frssh hfi1k -. aUrc Eassssn
ss.s.. '1s s.sss s.A , sqss' g. .ss
sanssn Tears Amssieae. 1850. sinbUfsss
= ~ $50 cream ssias ssss.s. y. -
Eastern sosfsge, tub. per II. S4z7c3
pevurr.
Live % chickens. ref ~, ST.. hFnll
sts tfslies sprins. isot4ei iixs iuftsga
sssks pr n. w.. ruo~ssss ssais~.
wsthsr. shssp. - 10 rse. s~es ~
o. afrets Dsr ~ trs erws 10 1c.
caIv.s. psf ID. fsWlslse. ianstas 30 hssA
q ..
sfssfs u e&o4ei COWS ~. g.; vsat.
GER ~. eAutees mutfun. ~. s49fars HpFina
enk. rsf -. fe0oac. dressed hass. n.
i9i41ffo
Schooner hainut. per n, fases staamss
p~s ~ s49lei, sslmen Trout, gsr y,
.e,,,., o. ~ ,a5s,' 49,, .,, ~
~. be- ssslsa Isis: Ssasss-.. ssa sss
sask. fzai = stafsson. - ~ a. uaffiss
per ID. 100. ffcxau chad per ID. lisa
tzy and Fsedstufvs.
Eastern pgash timothy. ton. fn41l rs.
at Sound. ton iitai+t aifaifa tsn ns0fi
I Whaat hay. per ven tisf Eastssa washing.
,oa tlsi whole corn. So pr fon. cracked
I corn - per ton feed meal, - per ton.
/ loo btsn, rer ton 81. shars psr loo IL.
/ chopped fnsd. PER ton. 81. cats. ton. -
I %.
Il Lime ana Cement
II Portland cemsut, imported, per bti, q n:
/ Fuxtisnd osnsnt Caltfofnta. par nj. ~
/ lssr 10 for rsturued bass. plaster psfts
/ ttt " ~ Tins, fan Juan q Roche liar
/ bos. bbi. t.Ui fire brick. par AZ ftoi plss.
isins ssi,, Per u. ts. sast.i 'sih. pss y.rA
ilesiss hsra mall plaster. ton 49,
II Nuts and Flua
Fancy imported fiEs. u .gtdi.so. new wal.
/ brazil podda. per oozss. 49, honey.
: a. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
OFF TO SPOKANE

Mares favarahlV with the larger
hirh schools ol the atate
A close game Is expected, 81
though the local team ~ confident
of WINNING. Tho gama with Butte
high schaoi. u be played In Butte,
Mont. rhans aelving day, viii Dc
the final game of the season for
the seattle team. aud u they win
the GAINES with blair nualueHa col
lose and With nutte high school,
which seems very likely, Seattle
VIII hold the championship OF the
northwest and Of the Pacific coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
TWO UNIVERSITY ATHLETES
IN SEATTLE ON WAY TO oRt
EMIT AROUND TIE WORLD.

heating their way around the
world. Marcus A Ilirsehl and II a
pexues. two University Of Chicago
students and members q prominent
Chicago families. have arrived In
Seattle. They viii sail on Dec. |
en- the United States transport
dix" for japan. whence they VIII
pruceea ON their globe tfos.
The two sdecnturefs arr now NJ
work in this city. saving their
money and eating fifteen cent
meals IN order to have the means
% see the Orient In proper style
Hirschl is Of mechanical turn Of
mind. and Cor two DAYS kss opcf-
ated an elevator IN Que 81 the De.
rarffusnt stores Yesterday. how.
ever. he quit this SOB as rot offer.
ting enough excitement. and = now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
WHERE SHALL We 90 TO
LuNeHf

Every day you AJAX tails and are
ntlli Ia search az \ nice. clean. neat
place vhcrn onis the hssi uf food
II served At moderate prices. and
the service 10 GOOD.
The Dairy i.gnch. 1i9 Uuibn st.
nov opea under aew management.
wIii SURELY please yon. Tryf uhsm
today and he convinced 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
Geo. n. WOOdhOuse Co.

Nov located ia the basement Of
Arcade building. make a specially
~ TIA and sheet iron work In all
its branches. best 81 work at low
ssst Bficea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
FOOTBALL ELEVEN Will PLAY
. BLAIR 1oLLEaE-aeruu ON
THANKSGIVING DAY.

TanIsht the local high school
N,othall team VIII leave tof Sno.
kane on the : o'clock train. where
they wtli play the Blair business
collage team. Saturday
Tho Blair business eoileHe al
waYs has strouk team. THAI com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-22
ROOM MAKING SALE.
Notion Bargains

81 Darbour's Linen Finish Twist
......s... ......... = 1'Sc
&C White Knitting Cotton. Sc
Sc 2oo-yd Spool Cotton lie
gOe Irvine shopping Bags. Zoe
&c Safety Pins ...-2 t2c
&c Curling lrons ..-2 1Ze
i0c Curing Irons ..........5c
i0o Finishing Braid ........5c
Sc Darnlng Cotton ........ lie
60 Hooks and Eyes ....2 i'2c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
Municipal Reform Joke.

While Richard Henry Dana, an
active national municipal league
member, was praising the Massachu-
setts ballot system at a recent din
ner, one OF the diners asked:
us Il good one9"
II reply" he said. by giving the
answer OF the girl who received a
proposal OF marriage by wire.
How many words can send for
20 cents?' she asked the operator.
Ten he replied, Then she wrote
out; Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes, yes. yes.'"
Wanted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
Want Our George,

Governor Chamberlain received to-
day an invitation from the Business
Mems League in ST. Louis to be its
guest during the session OF the Deep
Waterway Convention. which is to
meet there November 18th and 18th
Governors from the states in the
Mississippi valley will be in attend
ance. The meeting will discuss the
improvements Of the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
Judicial Wit.

Her Christian name is Handel,
explained a witness at West Ham,
"but she didn't like it, and took up
Annie instead" "Most people" ob-
served the magistrate, prefer
handle to their names" Which
considered judicially, would appear
a brilliant sally.-London Tribune,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
WIN We'd

Two marriage licenses were issued
yesterday afternoon. The contract
Ing parties were Alva Clifford Jack
son. aged 80, OF Condor, and Floy
Il. Brokaw, aged 10, OF Fruitland;
and Charles d. Grain. aged 20. of
Iowa City, la, and Marion u. Camp
bell, aged 81, OF Jefferson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

L
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Holman
have been visiting relatives q, ,'' !,
past three weeks, left for ths,s y Y
in San Francisco today. ''''
Samuel and Alexanders /,
Mrs. Mary Ireton and w. s NM
left this morning for a mon,h,s
ling at Newport.
| J.K T. Nicklin, mercbapt !.
gene, was in the city of his h,..,
day. His father was one !,
pioneer merchants of Salem
| Mrs. G. w. Schriber and NJ.
L. Hibbard left for Cottage .. 4
this morning to spend a weel y,
their sister, Mrs. i. Burnett
r. A. Cox and wife left last
ing for Goldfield, Nevada. v,
they will reside. Mr.. Cox is MI
for the Wells-Fargo Express q.
pany at Goldfield.
Mrs. Helen Howard and son NJ.
ard, of Atlantic, Iowa, are the eu,1
of Mrs. w. A. Liston, of this u
Mrs. Howard is sister of Mrs ~
ton.
Miss Sible Davis and Mrs, ,
Ware, of Eugene, who have beer.
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dan !
South Salem. left last evening
their home in Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Maker al
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Boynton III
have been the guests of Mr.. and M
w. N. Gatens for the past few a,u
returned last evening to Portland
DR.. j. c. Byrd, of Spokane. Is M
guest of relatives in the city. IN
father has been i'll for some tim.
but is now Improving.
Rev. Father Gibony, former us..
tor of st. Joseph's church here an,
who has been visiting here several
days, returned to Portland thi,
morning.
Mrs. P. l.. Phelan, of Myrtle Point.
is the guest of Mrs. T. NJ. Barr. Mrs.
Phelan was formerly Miss Rose Mas.
burg and attend the Sacred Heart
Academy in this city.
President JEFF Myers, of the James
town exposition commission, and
Col. E. Hofer went to Eugene to at
tend the dedication of the new Com
mercial Club building tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Lamsburg. SOL
and daughter arrived this morning
from Alaska. They will be the guest
of Mrs. Lamsburg's sister, Mrs. W
H. Harding, for a short time befor
returning to their home in Sal
Francisco.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey and grandson
Belda Lindsay, left for ProsseI
Washington. Mrs. Bailey brough
to Salem about three weeks ago th
body of the late VIM. Bailey, whic
was buried here. She has since the
been the guest of her daughter, Mn
Lindsay, and is now returning :
her home. accompanied by he
gandson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

Daughter-What! Mother, do yo,:
mean to say that must marry that
horrid Mr.. Jones? | hate him, | oe.
test him, despise him!
Mother-But my dear, you can
tell him that after you are married.
-Filegende Batter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
swiped His Garments

A. wilbert, one OF the government
experts employed on the object les
son road. conducted near the fair
grounds. had the misfortune TO have
a coat and hat stolen from him last
Monday. on returning TO work at
the noon hour. he took on his coat
and hat and placed them on fence
nearby. and when he returned In
the evening both were missing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

Ing before, and as he paid his bill,
remarked; God knows where |
will be tomorrow" II was spoken
lightly, but with what a spirit of
prophecy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
-pcpartmcnt Appreciated

The various departments Of this
newspaper are of great interest TO It's
readers. but the one that IL most
read by all, and especially the la
dies, Is the advertising department.
II contains not only news and infor-
nation, but makes money for the
readers all the time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

Six experienced men TO work in
prune dryer at Dallas; good wages.
Can at room No. 2. Gray building
before ~ o'clock Thursday. or ad.
dress $. p. Kimball. Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
BRIGHT
SPARKLING
CUT GLASS

The ideal wedding gift. nothins
nicer than eut-glass bowl. pitcher,
sugar and cream set. water set. vase
or bon bon for that wedding proson,
you WIN soon have to buy. can and
look over these. and We assure you
the bright. sparkling beauty and
mos, reasonable prices win help you
% decide wAs, to set.
A bis assortmsn, now on hsad.
ana more expected daily from fac
tory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

yertising space Is curtailed. No one
is convinced that you are growing
rich because you conclude to do
without things you formerly en-
Joyed. Printers Ink.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

Boarder--l'll pay you very soon
! am going 10 be married.
Landlady-oh, don't do that. Mr.
Hardup. just on account of the few
dollars you owe me!-Meggendorfer
Blatter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
Wanted

Six experienced men to work in
prune dryer at Dallas; good wages.
Call at room No. 2. Gray building
before l2 o'clock Thursday, or ad-
dress 5. p. Kimball. Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

Miss Downing. who resides at the
pentacostai Mission. on iath street.
Ia suffering with very bad cancer.
and those who have plenty OF soft.
white cloths would be doing a favor
BY leaving same at the mission for
her.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

stayton Flour
For sale by Tillson 4 Co. and all
leading groeers. Tillson a Co.,
agents. n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

fteecised His Appointment-@
Mr. George Nelson. Of this city.
has recently been appointed instrao.
tor of blacksmlthing az the Cinema.
wa Indian school. Mr.. Nelson is
recognised as one Of the best me.
ehanies IN hts line IN the North.
west. and the Indian service is In
deed fortunate IN securing his SER
vices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

THOMAS X. FORD
Over LAdd 4 Bush's Bank. Salem y
Rates for ths Oresoa State Fs'r'
The Corvallis q Eastern iaiifo~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

Wanted
six experienced men 10 work In
prane dryer at Dallas; good wages.
Can AZ room No. 2. Gray building
before ~ o'clock Thursday. or ad.
dress 5. p. Kimhall. Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
Here In Salem


No one will believe that store
IL growing or prospering n the ad-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
lnjured Man Dies,

Samuel Turner, the man who was
mangled by the cars Tuesday, ex.
pired at the hospital Tuesday after.
noon. From the nrst there was M.
tie or no hope OF his recovery. He
was a resident OF San Francisco
where his felix's, who are well-to-do
people, reside. He ate supper al
George Bros restaurant the even.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19
CITY NEWS
A Cole ,tion OF Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration
Board and Rooms

Information wanted at the Capt.
tel Business College about places foi
students 10 room and board. Write
call or phone ass. 9-lS-tf b
Here la Salem
The stock of fresh groceries at the
new store OF II. IL, Ragan was se.
lected with especial reference to the
needs of the people right here In
Salem. and In the surrounding coun.
try. You can fnd what you want In
this line at that store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

For sale.-Two scholarships In W.
lamette University. The W. a.
Burghardt Co. s-ls-s'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

For saie--A four-horse power sa''
line launch in perfect conditiOn'
at a bargain. Inquire at Fraser
plumbing shop. Phone 1SS'
s-1s-1w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-19

For RenG--Seven-room house pas
ment, well water piped in AZ
quire of A. Schrieber. al ~.
High street. s-ls-l~k
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-12-22

fyour harness needs repairing,
or your surry, buggy or other We
hicle needs overhauling, see C. S.
Brenn. Phone 2.