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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18
Smiles

We win never be too old to love
wild flowers.
The Portland Journal IS perfectly re
liable in every way but politically. Po-
lisieally it is-well, enterPrising.
There Is one time in every maH .
life when he is compelled 70 give
woman the right 20 exercise her choice
sus her vote generally decides the cleo
iiss.
Narshfela and North Ber3 news
parers viii lsy aside their seslpiHg
knives long enough 20 unite in cor
dial welcome 10 the Coos Bay Develop
men. eorvenfiOn-
A witty exchange has this OF Al
bAnv: AIbzzy claims sn unusually low
death rate. Wei, what's strange
about that-it's hardly worth while
dying If you get the habit Of living
IN that tovE-
E5er Netting IL the Albany Demo
erzt: Az exchange says about ninety
ehurehes IL 100 are il debt. ard that
few par out. Churches should be ex-
snplary il the matter Of dsbt, prOnPs
in their business sEsirs-
Albany has escaped several minor ep-
i5emics. but now VIII have an stack
of Rev. Dr.. J. Yhitoonb Brougher.
We knew something would happen 20
that 5own oae II these days, and L
has come true sooner than was ex-
peeted.
Tie Irrigon Irrigztor asks for AZ ex-
shauee. Il comes to Is fun Of cactus
spires, sard burrs. stiek-tights AID
devils darning needles. For hot
-unber commend us 20 s sag~brush
weekly. With editorials seasoned with
.obsseo sauce.
Whez yo1 are thinking of sone |
,ther fellow. Il IS Just as well onee in
. while 70 ask yourself, what is his
-sal. Swsy-doEn-6eep opinion Of ne
anyhow. and then proceed 20 ny 70 as
-ertain il some other way thar BY his
,wE koi-Sir ebalitions-
Tie senate has f&vorsbly reported
he house bill authorizing national
,@Eks to loan part Of their surplus
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18

GA SIT q xRzA.
s~usss HMkM NJ .. E.sH saS,s
'';;,-- Gsx4ZEzl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18
Haptne.

VII overcome indigestion and oys
pepsia; regulate the bowels and eurs
liver and kidney complaints.
Il Is tie best blood ezriehe- and in.
vigo-ator n the world Il is purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless. and
should you be q suifsfe< from disease
you VIII use it II you are wise.
r. y. Ar6rews, editor AID manager
Cocoa ard ROekledge News, Cocoa
Fla, writes: "I have used yOuy Herb
inc in ny family. and fad il . most ez.
eellsnt medicine It's effects upon ny.
self have been = marked beaeSt D.
J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18
A Mountain of Gold

c0Ila not bring 40 much ksppiness to
MIA LoeiA Wilks Of Caroline, Wis. -
ia 0.e S5e box Of B1eklsz . Arziea
salve. wAes il completely cured . rrn-
zang sore On h@ leg, wAisA bad tortured
he< % lO1g ys&-A Gre4tess satisspsic
healer Of piles. wo1n0s xHd sors& Is
cents - J. @. Rszy's drag sso~a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18

and. fOur weeks later, was married to
princess Alexandra Alix. daughter Of
Grand Duke Ludwig " Of Hesse
They have five children, four Of them
daughters. the youngest SON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18

There Is one time in every mans
life when he is compelled 70 give
woman the right 20 exercise her choice
sus her vote generally decides the elec-
tee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18
MARION COUNTY RtPUB-
uCAN TICKET

Marion County Republican f1eket-
FOR STATE SENATOR
Marion County.
THoS B. KAY,
OF Salsr.
J. y. SMITH.
Of Salem
FOE REPRESENTATIVES,
FRANK DAyEY,
Of Salen.
LLOYD 7. REYNOLDS,
CT cheuswz.
GEO. p. RODGERS,
q Salsn-
J. n. SETTLENIER,
Of woOGsarn.
JEROME D. SIMMONS.
of Monitor.
FOR SHERIFF
W. J. CULVER,
Of Salem.
FOE COUNTY CLERK
r. d. ALLEN,
of Szls--
FoR COUNTY REcoRDER
D. G. DRAGER,
ot MshzzA
FoR COUNTY TREASURER
". y. RICHARDSON.
q S,zyscz-
Fog COUNTY SURVEYOR
B. B. HEERICK. JR.
q T1rnsr.
roR COUNTY coRosER
A. NJ CJoCGH.
q Salsz-
PoR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
W. r. GoULET,
of WooSkszz
PRECINCT OFFICERS
FoR JUSTICE OF TEE PEACE
sAlsm District.
DANIEL WEBSTER,
of S4lsz.
roR CONSTABLE
Salem Disfx1rs
J. c. JOHNSON,
of sAlez.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-18

rNt44<10 AALAcA
wsea.-C1ah, Tl@7ae.
Na1lcy-T0e.
Blnestsn-T9e.
oAss-Csoies white, s2s.
NiIlstuE-BrAR-Sl7.
Hay--hzotAy. slS@sl2
PotAtoss-s03Soe
PoSltry-AvsrAgs old Asas. lac
lSe; aixe1 cAiekezs. lsh1@l4e; hseil
srs. 2oGesis; yO1sg roOssers, le1s lSe
eAieksns, le6leh; turkeys, live, lTG
lse; turkeys dre<ssa, ekOies. so
2Se; gees live. pound, los; geese,
dr~~ed. per pouna. Zoe; ducks, lT@lse;
pigeons slGssi s4aAhs, sS@ss.
ROrk-DrcsseA 79TAS
Bsef-Dress<a 4A95is.
Mstsoa-DEesssd, 56Se.
HOPs-orsgOa--isoS, IlH5l2is; eli
sS@fs.
woOt-isc5 shp. valley, ssarss to
Esdium. as92se; RGsrA oxesoA.
lsGslA
Bsstsr - Raasy orsGnsry-- ING
sos; store. Ie@IassA
AsA~r-2sGsce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
Elritc folgt nnf Selbit,nuro.

Glcpclnno, 9, 10. Snm,ar.-
Gic Maflcriirma Gcnion, 9Srior s:
So. bat bclrtc in ,Solac oes geItern bon
2elnno ". lsrior, cnem ibrer Wiit,
gIieoer, peril6ten Selbitntorocs Die
Sbiircn geihIoiiell mo ieniationellC
@eriidtc ilber TcrhtIte, apeld)e iiC
Ourd) 5rnnsuftionen oes Sclbitnl0r.
oes erlitten babcn ioQ, iiuo I'M I'M.
lnufe. Cine llntcrilld)llng lit i'm
Wongc, iln0 nicbrerc Ingc apcrocn Der.
itreid)en. cGc sic Gcllaue Gage Scr
SSirlnu crnlittclt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
ErGiiGCnt S,nrpcr tu0t.

Ghic0No, TO- &omlor, ErGli
Ocnt Marpcr bon sec Gbico1o'cr llni-
pcrlitGt lit bcutc 9tddlnittn0 0eitor6cn
Gr mar ibon lcit ldn1crcr 3cit mil
cincln &reb8lci0cn bchoftet
Or. Milliam HaincD 3orpcr 0radte
lcin 9lItcr nli 10 Sabre. Gr NOR
Erdliocnt ser lhiDcrlitGt pon Gbico0o
icit ibrcr Nriinoun9 III 1891 umo
GAIT ol3 Ciner Der bcruorrnAcl0ltcn
aenner Scr bcbrdiidcn Sprude in
0en &cr. Staotrn. Ncr brei ISobrcn
muBte CT lA elmer 2Ippcnoiciti0 Opc
ration mtcr5icbcrL b0lo 6arolli trotcn
&rcb9lpnlptonlc Gin. mo cS itcQtc Iid)
bcrauS. 0nb 0o5 &ri0cn Elm iubeibo.
res mor. WGbrcn0 Der Icbtcn yuci
Wohcn ndbncn icinc @rGitc raid ob,
lno hclltc fam Oo9 Gnoc. 0oo Gel
djcnbcB1ignib lit ullI nodItcn Sonn-
tag 9tnhlnlttog on6crolmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
%crlaiIencr Sampfcr gclidtct.

q Dorf 10. I<amlor.-- Der
bclltc oll3 @cnu1 bier nnlctoumlcut
itolicnild)e Nollpicr o&intiro" it'd
tctC an 6. ,Snulor, cine tllrjr Strcdr
nor0lidl pon 0cn Ncrnn0a Gnicllt
cincn id)cibar ncrloiicnCn NMmpicr,
0cnCn McttllrgSboptc ncrid)lp1noen
parcn luro meldbcr fcinc Sipuolc be
nntlportctc, luubrcno er oCnnod ciuen
5tr 3cit bcrrIdcnOcu bcitiaeu Shwm
gut ollS5thnltcu ldicn G@ Id)icn ciu
,Eroht0Nnpicr Don chpu 1000 Com
nen 81 Icin illio tcincn &0rgo on @or0
81 bdbcn. Der Hnudihlutt mar
idNpor5 lmO 5cigtc prci bluuc Strcis
len &uiid)en Cincm mciBcn Streiien
mli. 3rpci Galmferinicn, nGmlih
oic .Gorintbion .SbippinN 60" BON
QipcrpooI rmo oie 9(rtbur SooIlnuo SO.
bon 2onOon, loiIcn Oc Holldid)Iotc
ibrcr 0anlpicr olri oicic @ciic on-
itrcifcn, nucin tcincr Dcrlclbcn fountc
ii6 INN oic bctrciicnoe 3cit trNcnOuo
III ser 9tGbc scr Bermuda rlicln be
frloeu. Die o2igurio" bate an 1000
Toiiugierc al @oro lmO ibr GopitGu
biclt c9 orbcr uldt fir 0crntbCt lid)
Dem Gunlplcr 5u n0bcru.
EoSoucto Eipp ipronN bnlO noh
Mblabrt Der oHiNltriu" BON @ibrultor
iibcr HorO lmh Crtrouf. Gr mar &c.
rooc bci icincnl picrten &crild)r, ais
blinbcr EnilnNicr mad Den &cr. r.Stoo
ten 81 gclon9cn, crtoppt uor0cn II.
beginq aus &rr5pciihnN ilber Die
IcbllhlGgc lciner mic0Crboltcn Ncrs
lubc Sclhltmor0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
Neiperotc Wnncrn.

Hcpcl Commencement EitcbSf.
TO. Sonlor. - @ei cinem iuiitbcnOct
9lrgrilI cincr Shoor litbauildrr
Hulcrn mli cine 9lbtbeillng SSniols
teric, luelhe 5llr @ieoerberItellunu
Der Gronln0 in oielen Sbcil BON Gis
tcb5f gcinnot iunr, ul.rben 0eltcrr
bier Fcrioncn gciootct uno nlcbrcrc
pcMuln0ct. Iic Nnlcrn. lpelhe mlr
nit &rilttcln bclpollnct lporcll, ober
UOn ibrcn SilDrcrll iiir unbeliegbur
Acbulten urr0cll riitftcn bis III Den
Milll0ulgcn Der Wciucbre Dor. 9urc)
cine SuIur in Ole Suit muroen iir
nid)t 5unt Stiuitnno gebrodt Sic
mod)tcn crit Salt, olS cine toobrin.
gcnoe Solue ull snGditer 9tGbe IN
ibre Heibe gefeltcrt lpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
Nod immer @irrcu.
Wcnc @rcncl in OcridicSenen StGotcn
bc5 rnliildDcn HridDcS.

0ltroluIcc5 lpcr0cn blutige&Gnlpi,
gcmrloct. Soiuritbhm0 Oe;
yYrGliocutcu Der Mcpllblif 9th
lauO." - Gr lpur Elm SMnciocr
mo bicB Sdul,. 0roQonCr
nro0en 50 &nilrgcntcn nicocr,
uou 1rcIdcn tie onge8rificn nor
ocn marcn. GroDu9 0cutibcr
WlIt26clitcr ants Ocn Sltlcc Erp
uilBcn.
SifliH @uutuliCn, 10. San. -
Sic Hliinocrlmg Der bicligcn Stuot
ooucrt iort. @0brcnO Der lester,
9toht mur0en Nonlbcn nod elmer
Ntilitdr EatrouilIc gclcblclocrt, no
raul SuIppcn 0oaNoua, ans mclhcn
oic 9onbCn fomcn, ionic ole auto
BcHpell Veoul'oe 'llIl TrUlletle oo''''
boroirtcn nit OCnl 9iclultot OoB bic
lc Ecrloncn 1ctootct o0cr pcruunOct
lolItoei' ell' Nol'S, III loetWVf' elI
9rnlcnicr nod CinCm Wtpr0ongrilic
oli CinCn Sifi,icr ,3lilud1t ocud)t
oo'''' lo''roc o'0r5'lno'1 il''o oVr
"'o'''' lo''l III o''' "lo'i''''en ''l'''
81 Il III pic in Gp potoft ltn0 = G.
p0''oPoL
:" Il I" ~ "l'll.lu Fp'V'| w.
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n' ,r'., "''V ?''
grcmirhrn ,n,wncn nrtSntr, rncr ncr
mu,bct
Nus gllcran0ruuoaf, Siio MuG.
lon0, miro Ncmcloct, Dab Der Wubn
hoi iu Scbuitopol, Uclbcr iid il
SGnocn Der rSnlur0cntcn bciun0, nod
Desperation Sample bon &oiadcn elm,
0Cnunrnru mur0Cu lit. 300 Utuun
lolIcn oobcI 9eto0tct oocr ucrlpnnoct
'oorocl' 'V'H'
y ltptqltart1rr orr Snllrs
Nrntcn rrobrrt.
Morihou Nl6iiid, 4;plrn 70
<ou,or -- Iir 5r,rpprn hobrn hia
(fi,cmprrfr -, 0itromirr, in, C8m,.
nrrrcmcut g}nhnn, mrlhp pon bru
Hcpo(lrtiouiitcu olsS>olptorortirr hc.
uIrtt murDrn cilornonmpu Q;ir(r
hrr <ul,,rorntcu m,,rhcn in bcn,Sou,.
pic octobtct bic ilbriocu cutilobcu
~ rSi;no,4c hn,, .;,
"
N co q l. e'IOIollo' III. 6dlli'or. -
eI'l SnlcIoer Ndlllrll9 S0ill1 met
Wrr sum Fta'loclItrl' n't MepllpIlt
e)t0lnl'o crlpop'i mororll mar TT bon
oclt NruPpelt 0e'ullAeH 9e''ol''l''eh
"''' ''''N''''''''' 'p0' o''''
" ' u IT,
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e'"V IWo''''o'' ~lu"ol'eL 'p''p'
!. tn'6''u nopV "o'c''P'oi DON e'''c'''
'e'''''' po''' "''" u'"''''lIe.t lol'toc
''lo r!''c'l NVF'''Il ool' 5'prf 2ool'll
i''lo p'et Nt[ipi'''or'c'' VtlliL cfDleli
lpoler %rtiloFtlll'0ell lll'o lllll}Ill1eli'
olc @ll9rel'er. 8cih Noroon lprroc
Ae9epell lIlio olc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~
Ntoplt oil Der 3oDl mlroen blS nuT
oeH IeBtell Wonn nlcocrgenIdht
Glne % Wonn ltorfe Sdnor 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11

Gie critcm orci @cidcu mrocu
bclttc 9tntnittan inter Ocn (riimz
mert Der Nollicr gcilmOcu prlhc III
6olgc cinc1 @r0ruttlc3 in ser lcbtcu
MontaQ9 9iad)t III cine Ycbmgrlt6c
itiirjtcr Sic wHct NcruoBen ser
molnlt mo pcrbralnlt 0lB mon ihrc
l>Ocntifi5irmA itlun0Glic) iono. Gilu
ltortc 9lrbcitcr Niannidlolt ictt 1cntc
9tod)t Die 9lllrGlmu1 ser Grilnuucr
iurt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
ylissnrb ani 9lrnfnnolano.

Ct. So6ns, q. 81 10. Sunltar.
- @eItern Nbenb bot iih ein Vl5jnro
eingeiteGt. Ger Sdlneeiti,rm lit Scr
Grgite ieit elmer 9cibe bon Sobren.
irto man bciilrd)tet bci oeiicn Sort
bauer cine oGgemcinc GerfeDrSrinitcl.
ling, oo Bic aiiltcnidbrer Dir ,Sobri
einltellel mllbtcn, udbrenb bic giien-
babnsiige icbr it0rcuocn 8crip6tlnocrl
lmtertuoricn linb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11

garantirte Sur sssen 0dmsrrhutsen.
Sudenoe, blinoe. blntenoe ober pororingeftbe
Sdlnorrbooen. gIpotbefer eeben GjeIo 5iirii6.
iuenn PnBo Sirtrtent nicbt III bis IA Iascn
fn.trt. 50c. (yioo2 -Dtaii .iSoyg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11

oocr Gnt5Elolmg scr 9lmgcn iolltc
nit 0cm &caOp 9ieIicf mie folgt be.
ban0clt pcr0Cn: Ger Gatient iolltc
20 Eropfcn res 9icIicf jcoe Stunoe il;
cincm &ein0Ioic poa Mnlier crbaltcu.
m0 Die 9an5c 9ruIt, 9iiidcn imo
t5ront nnlB lmtcr ocm GinfluB oeS
Mcllci Onrcb bGuiiGc 9tpplifationcr
crboItcn uerOcn; @eci.Sbcc uno
Graii, Suppcn miIiicn ocm Enticnten
jlrr Stdrt.mg 9c5cbcn mcroen, mo
icinc Gingciucioc miiiicn bin itno iuic.
Scr 0urd Or. 9ioomop'S YiIlcn III
GbGti3fclt gciett lucrOcn,
Gnt5ilnoulg Scr gticrcn Gnt5in.
ouuG Der Sloic, Gnt5iinOtng Der gil'
gclucioc, Gnt5iinNllng ser 2llngcn,
mcGcr SAILS, @rouhitiS, idmcre5
sltbmcn Group, Gotarrh, SSnitlcl,5a.
anpiitbmCr5elL 3nbnlpcb. NeltraIgic,
HbclmotiSnaS, foltc Gbias, slguc
GbinS, GbilblainS, 6roltid1ocn.
Die 9Riplifation bon u q op St c.
lie t ulf 0en oocr Die Gbeife, no Die
Sbluicri9tcit ooer Scr Sdn.cr5 eri'
itirt miro @rlci6tcrung ino 0lube
gcipdbrcn
oSunerlih, Gin bnt6cr S6celoi.
Itl IN cincn bal6cu Blnie gBaiicre
furirt in cinigcn Wiilnltcn ardnipIc,
Spasm5, lauren Wiugen, Suobrcn.
ncn, NcroGlitdt, Shlofloiigfeit, Stopi.
mc6, Giorrboc, 0pIcatcric, Golic.
NldAunAcu ltno ollc illncrli1cu
SGmcr5cn,
Winlnrin in icinrn Dcrid)iebcnen SOr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
&rkoellunacn,
Weber 9als

Nurd Gilncbmcn bon 5pon5ig
oo'r OrcibiG Eropicn OcS 9icaou &c.
Il}l in chpaS Gprllp Dor oem Shll.
lcn0cbclL lnlO inocm Dor ciu nit &c.
Iirf 1ctr1uttc3 Stiif 6lancQ I'M
Glrcn Soal5 iuifcIt pcroct rS6r AM
Mor0cn poQItGnoi1 bcircit bon cincm
rullbcn S>olic aliiltcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
Pneumonia

@nllc uuiltcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
Mae iit Wlhd?

gao IN WIitdY
Ger Bolfsnuuo uniiporiet: p9ereeifer, fpus
ni6i 3u dilnern IN, Sob e5 giebt NOD en
grbbcreS slid. nm ous 1T bic Grniierlng ali
cin lbipercs Wibacidbd. cas- man tbatidblih
onh nod bcictiipcu tunntc. Bic 3alifenoe iiiio
sberunlclloe luelcbe ourcb ST. Silshec's be.
rlbnitcS peilmittel ,,Nuatcie" BON ben Ciialen
oieleS Slid oer Grinneriing In ibren Can't
icbreihen an z Jtelifiucoter 4 60. Ror 2ii6
gelu gori. lpe6e uui Griuden gruben bon
s!nucils foiienfrei uericnocn
t1iSoSn1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
>)''aoluay'5
'.Reaov Rc(ief

@1n5 gIcih mic 1citig ooer lnouS.
ItcbIib bic Sdmcr5en bic ser &beu.
motiihc, NcttIG0cri0e, Sdwada,
%crfriippcltc, 9}cro0ic, 9tcuralaiIhe
oocr 0urtb &runf5eit ltrc0crgcpor.
Icnc Iciocn mag,
9inSluaD'a 9icaoD Nclici g;cGt annrn.
bIiflidDc Sinecrmng II. Gylcit,r.au1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-11
men, Sicbcr nno Nsnc.
&a0lpap's McaOb Melicf

Turr uibi nur ben nit WlNlara bebdictcn
FdtCnlcu ourt. iouocrlt pcr6iiici nncb bel Gens
icu. ole ocncIbeil uuSseIcpt ilnb ,uenn iie ieoen
WiotGcn be'm suiitebcn Sluan5g ooer orelbie
1ropfen Neabe Neliei in enem @Iafe gSaiIer
ncbmcn uuo eineH Grader eiicn. irGeno ueI&e
glnidue.
Bcrfduit bon allen 9lpoibeicrn, 50e bic 5lo.
ibe.
elbdei all 1r. aab,uaa & Co., 55 Gin etr,
IepW Worf fir aDouf Of glbuice". CD
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
FIFTY LIVES ARE
SAID TO BE LOST

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 19.-It has be
come known that between forty anC
forty-fve lives were lost in the recent
collision between the steamers Jean
and Dix at Alkali Point. 1t is report
ed that the Dix was cut in two anC
sunk. One girl and seven women who
were ON board were taken off the ves-
sci and escaped, The other passen.
ars are reported to have perished.
Charles Dennison, the mate Of Cap.
tain Dix, is reported to have been res
ponsible for the wreck.
Ten Of the passengers from the i'll.
fated steamers have been saved and
have arrived in Seattle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
MUSKOGEE MAN
WILL BUY WHISKEY

Muskogee, |. T., Nov. 81 am
going to order a barrel Of whiskey the
day the president signs the proclama-
ton making Oklahoma state govern
ment effective aud place it in my cellar.
| would like to know Just how IL
would feel to own barrel of whiskey
in Indian Territory and not be afraid
the marshals womb get it," said a
prominent citizen hege .olay He il
not the only one Who is waiting for
the president to sigu the proclamation
so that they can With impmity ship
in all the liquor they want for their
private consumption After the tense
suppression of liquor Ior ,he past half
a century this will cem almost mar
vel in Indian Territory aqd tie man
who comes in wita 4 quart in his grip
will unconsciously 2lmce Mr!ivcly
about when he gets off the train to see
If there are Iaarshals around for many
mouths after the marshals are gone.
The Arkansas statutes which are
now effective in Indian Territory, will
cease to be effective the momen: The
president signs the proclamation that
a constitution has been adopted in the
new state, There are good many
people who believe that this will not
be before the first Of July, 1907, Time
for a campaign and election Of state
and county officers must be given af'
ter the constitution is adopted
There can be no campaign until the
constitution fixes the county boun-
daries, the legislative, senatorial aad
judicial districts.
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Indications Favor Murray.

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. l9,-Present
indications point to the election OF
w, II, Murray of Tishomingo, as pres
ident Of the constitutional convention
which opens Tuesday, though every
effort is being made to stampede the
delegates to other candidates. Han.
nertz is still in the running. Prohibi.
ton and woman suffrage movement,
have lobbyists here,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
COAL BAR0NS AFTER THE SCALPS
OF THE SMALL DEALERS

Wilburton, /. 7, Nov, lS-The man.
date has been handed down the line
by the coal barons of the coal section
Of Indian Territory to put the small
general merchandise dealer out Of
business,
Some time since the coal companies
operating in and around Wilburlon
notified their employees that an EN-.
ploye who did not purchase his cloth
Ing of the company store would have
TO look elsewhere for work. At that
time the company store prices were
20 10 30 pcre cent above the regular
prices.
The men in a number Of cases dis.
regarded this order and those who
were not caught up with and dis
charged have been notified that the
mining companies expect their bust
ness and would tolerate no outside
trading. This order effects about So,
600 men in the mining belt and also a
number Of merchants in and around
Wilburton, Anderson, Howe, Hughes
and other points.
Finding that the men still in a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

Davis, one Of the best known attor-
neys in Washington. The announce
ment a few months ago of the filing
of Rassett's suit, with Hunt named as
correspondent, created a sensation not
only in this city, but in Brooklyn,
Hunts Brooklyn congregation agreed
to suspend Judgment on him until the
conclusion of the case,
The taking of evidence in the suit
was completed and under the District
cf Columbia code it will be read.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

one way or another, a former member
Of the cabinet, former member Of
congress, the wife Of retired army
officer and other persons prominent
in the social and official life of the
capital.
Mrs. Bassctt who is now living in
Omaha, where She has brought 4
counter against her husband, is not
contesting the present suit, nor even
cntcrny an appearance, i is being
fought solely by the Rev. F. Lawrence
Hunt who is represented by Henry f,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
New Agricultural School,

Albany, Ca, Nov, l0.-The board
of state agricultural school trustees is
holding a meeting here today to con-
slider bids for the location Of the new
Second district agricultural college
1t is expected that the location will be
definitely settled at today's confer
ence.
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somewhat restricted manner continued
to buy their clothing, groceries and
meats in Wilburton, the president Of
one Of the largest coal companies in
the territory went through the stores
and cut the prices Of all commodities
to 10 to 20 per cent below cost and at
employees to cease buying elsewhere
the same time reissued his orders to
This last cut will involve n loss to the
coal companies of from 5000 to $lO,.
600 per year, and was done for the
sole purpos Of driving the small mer-
oaHm out Of tpsincss rncn the usua!
annical nr hods win be again put
into rolce,
A number of the merchants nave
held a meeting and proposee to ask the
constitutional convention for relief in
the matter, as in a ease in Iowa, where
the statute prevents q coal company
from operating a store Of any kind,
and where legislation is now going on
for the same end in Illinois. The
same rules governing the law that a
railroad shall not operate a coal
mine will be asked to aid the people
living in the coal belt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
SENSATIONAL DIVORCE SUIT lNVOL.
YES WASHINGTON SOCIETY LEADERS

Washington, Nov lS.--The suit for
divorce brought by Charles G. Bassett
Of the geological survey, against Fan.
ME Rice BaSsett, the daughter of for
mer Senator Rice of Arkansas, in
which the Rev f.. Lawrence Hunt,
pastor of the Noble street Prcsbytcr-
ian church in Brooklyn, is named as
correspondent, has been set for trial
in the District of Columbia equity
courts November -.
The trial of this ease promises ;o
be sensational, for t win involve, in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
officers in Battle.

Chicago, Nov. 19,-Policcman Luke
Fitzpatrick was shot and killed today
by Charles Hudson, a supposed con-
Wet, who was seriously injured in the
pistol battle. The fusilade Of shots
were the result Of a mistake when
the officers presumed that they had
located the men responsible for the
safe robbery in the Indiana town.
The victims were taken to the gen
eral hospital where they were treated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
Terrorist Attacks Collector,

Warsaw. Nov ia terrorist to.
day attacked a government collector
of alcohol stores, who was accompan.
led by soldiers. The terrorist killed
one soldier and wounded the collector
and seized bag containing $1,000
and started to escape, The soldiers
fired wildly, killing a pedestrian and
woundmg another The terrorist was
forced to drop his booty, but made
good his escape.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
The Latest Returns

show that the Tulsa Business college
Is still growing in popularity, Get
The habit! Catch the Everybody
works" spirit and you are bound to
You can make this "ad" a
turning point in your career. "It's
up to you" Will you do it,
1922
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

Osteopathy properly applied, al
ways benefits. For this reason you
never find dissatisfied osteopathic
patient. 1t is the treatment that Sc
cures results with chronic and nervous
diseases. DR.. Pleak examines free at
office. four blocks west Of Robinson
hotel. Phone 565
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
For Civil Service Reform.

New Haven Conn, Nov. l9.-The
twenty-sixth annual session of the Ma
tional Civil Service Reform League
o.cnod here this morning and will
,ast through tomorrow,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20

The Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation of Missouri will hold It's an,
nuNl convention in Joplin, opening
Thursday