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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-21
h0cA MUST
PAY PENALTY

Springfield, Feb. 21.-Gover-
nor Deenen, acting on the
recommendation Of the state
uoard OF pardons, has denied
ehs petition for Communication
u MS sentence to life imprison-
ment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-21

Riley Dixon returned TO Rus ssl. M
the Clearwater train.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-21

Neville. Immediately after the Indn-
pendence cxrlosion. secured rig and
drove ort OF Cripple Creek. Thov won't
across country in Il northerly direction.
When they reached Greedy they dis
posed of their rig and took train for
Cheyenne. On arriving IN the Wyom-
ing capital Orchard received a cOnsid-
cradle sum of money from friends in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-21
ave been carefully verified
Member Of Federation.

"Orchard was member of the
ployed in the Cripple Creek district
when the famous strike was ordered
In November, 1908, he approached a
conductor named Jones'. on the Flor
ence and Cripple Creek railroad, and
introduced himself as a brother Ma son
"I am a member of the miners un-
iOn.' said Orchard and last night
heard some of the members of the un-
ion planning to wreck train on this
road. 7 do not believe in such methods
and thought ! would come to you and
tell of the plot. ! picked YOU out be-
cause you are "A Mason
Jones Immediately took Orchard to
Scott and Sterling, the detectives for
the mine owners association. He re-
peated his story and Scott and Sterl-
ing Immediately employed him as a
detective to work for the mine owners
association. He was instructed to at
tend the meetings Of the union and re-
port daily. Orchard continued in the
employ OF the mine owners association
until June. 1904 The day before the
explosion which wrecked the Indepen
derca depot he collected some life in
surance due him because # the death
OF n relative
"Harry Orchard Did IT,"
Then came the explosion at the In
dependence depot on June 9Th and Or
chard disappeared. A mob took pos
session Of Cripple Creek and Victor and
attempts were made tn force confes-
sion from many suspected parties. A
young man was suspended by his
thumbs and he finally agreed to tell the
name Of the ffend who had caused the
explosion. When he was lowered to
the ground ne said: Harry Orchard
did it,
"The pursuit Of Orchard was taker
up. bloodhounds being employed. The
pursuing mob did not know that Or
chard was in the employ Of the mine
owners association. They knew him
only al a member Of the miners union
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-21
He Feared Arrest.

"He returned to Denver last April
and visited the headquarters OF the
Western Federation of Miners In this
city. He said that he feared arrest
because Of the charges made against
him in connection with Tho Indepen-
dence explosion and had therefore
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

In the many announcements which
nave recently been made Of deaths AZ
fecting the Diplomatic Corps there u
none more pathetic than the ciTcum-
stances surrounding the recent death OF
Mime. HatanayapJi. wife OF the charge
daffaires Jf the Siamese legation, which
occurred more than a week ago.
On October Mr.. RatanayaPi arrived
in Washington with his wife and three
children. Today he is here plunged IN
sricf and the three little ones are left
motherless. Considerable pathos at
taches TO the entire story.
The family came TO Washington on
October 3. and just a week later Nine.
RataHayapu became IN. Ia nine days
she was dead. Not d word Of her Ill
ness was made known outside the i'm
mediate attendants. The body WAS
taken to Rock Greek Cemetery. and
placed in a receiving vault where it
viii remain until being cremated.
Three little children are consequently
left mothless I'm strange land Wheth-
er welcome viii be extended 70 the III
lie ORES. thousands of miles from every
one 10 whom they arc dear. is SOME
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
HO0D00 PURSUES PEER
IN CAREER ON TRACK

LONDON. oct. 1.-THE loss OF his
horse Winwick as the result OF an ac-
cident while running in the Cesare-
witch. shows that the "hOOdOo" OF the
Earl Of Ellesmere in racing is stan UNI
broken.
This noble earl is one IF the unluck-
lest owners on the Eugsisa turf He
has spent a fortune on chc sport but
very few OF its prizes nave been cap
1uTed by him In The Derby. The Oaks
the Goodwood Cup and the One Thous-
and Guineas stakes the disappointment
of second place has been his.
Tho lEh The Jonah" OF the English
turf he is at the same time one II the
most important and powerful men in
the racing world to-day.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
Tots In Strange Land
Without Mothers Care
Little Children of Siamese Charge d'Affaires.
Whose Wife Died Soon After Arrival
Here Cannot Realize Loss.

thing that time Will prove. At any rate
they have found friends among few
who know their pathetic story, and who
have come forward with little atten-
tons that cannot Tail to please the grief
stricken father.
The youngest child is a baby Of eight
ecr months. who has been placed in
charge Of competent nurse who
wheels her charge about every bright
afternoon. She takes great pride I'm
telling those she meets that the little
one is the baby OF the charge d'a6aires
Of the Sismese legation. and the CHEEKY
little face beneath the folds 81 q fluffy
lace cap beams with good nature in the
little owners blisSfuH Ignorance Of her
great loss.
When the terrible blow came TO hiEn,
Mr.. Ratarayapti was all az sea He did
not know whether 10 remain at MS post
or return 70 his native land Bat after
mature consideration he determined TO
remain IN Washington for the DreEc1t
and the little motherless children will
be kept here until other plans can De
made for their future.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
BERLIN PREMIER CITY
IN 30 YEARS, PROPHECY
German Statistician Says Kew York
Will Be Only Serious Rival
in 1856.

BERLIN, oct. Berlin will be the
greatest city on earth. fifty years hence.
according 10 the calculations OF Herr
Ohmke a noted statistican. It's Popu-
lati0u viii be in the neighbOrhood Of
1905. 90, and its only serious rival will
be New York
In a pamphlet he has written TO set
forth this prophetic theory, herr
Ohmke says that the population Of Ber-
lin IS increasing more rapidly than
that Of any European city except Buda-
pest Hungary. Today Greater Berlin
contains over 3,eGo, 600 inhabitants.
This pid growth, he says. with Ber-
Inns political and commercial import
auce, viii place the PTussisn capital
ahead of London. Paris, and Kew York.
He calculates that London IN 1856 viii
only have 1000 inhabitants.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
MAN H0NORED
AT BANKERS CONVENTION

The thirty-second annual convention
OF the American Bankers Association
held at ST. Louis last week. adopted a
resolution to appoint a commission
whose duty il shall be TO prepare a plan
for a more elastic currency system and
to secure the passage of a law by Con-
sress to carry the plan into effect The
commission is 10 consist of fifteen
members who are TO be appointed by
the executive council of the association,
five of the fifteen members 10 be the
preset legislative committed. Among the
members of this committee is W. Y, Cox,
president of the Second National Bank
OF this city. who has taken a deep in
terest in the currency question and
whose appointment on the legislative
committee is considered one of great
honor His service through the past
year was highly appreciated and the
convention expressed its approval by q
reappoinUmeut for another year.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
ExILES LEAVE RUSSIA
BY TRAINL0ADS DAILY

ST. PETERSBURG. oct. @7.-Exiies
are leaving Russia by trainloads every
day for Siberia. They are all political
prisoners whose only crime is discon-
tent with the way Russia is governed
and trying TO alter it.
over a thousand prisoners were dis
patched from St. Petersburg eastward
on one day recently. They were carried
Ia three trains and included a priest,
several students. forty-one women and
many workmen. soldiers and sailors.
The third train carried 500 sailors who
were engaged in the mutinies at Cron-
stadt and Sveaborg
Al but 100 of the prisoners were
bound Tor Siberia, the rest going 10 the
cold northern districts OF Arehangel and
Nologda.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

her husband 10 take $50 and 500 bills
and press them into compact wads,
which he would throw at her. She man
aged TO endure this until he took u
hurting other things. and she then con
suited lawyer.
Mr. ana Mrs. Elberson are living AT
the same hotel in this city but they
have separate apaI tments and do NOT
speak when they meet.
During the course OF her testimony the
wife talked 50 fast that Judge Spencer
repeatedly cautioned her 10 slow up.
She replied that ii was impossible. IL
was her nature 20 talk fast.
Mr. Emerson explains that this is one
reason for the separation.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
SECOND REGIMENT
BEATS BELVIDERES

BALTIMORE. oct. &.-In a we'll
played game OF basketball between the
BelvIdere team, of this city. and the
Second Regiment. OF Washington. D. 9.
tonight at Cross Street Han. the locals
were defeated % 20 .. The game was
spectacular and the audience of several
hundred were enthusiastic in their in
teTest The playing of Q. SChueThOltZ
and Smith of the Bcividere team. and
BOpp and White. OF the visitors. were
the features.
The lineup eIVIderes. c. SChueT-
hOltz, F.; A. Smith. F.; Granger, c.; ".
SlchuerholtZ, d: Pearson. D. Second
Regiment. Bopp, F.; Hubbard, F.
SChiosser. F; Reyes, c.; ScrOggian. D.
White. d.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
.AERONAUT ZEPPELIN
MAKES FINAL TRIAL
Count, Now Seventy Years Old, Has
Spent Entire Fortune on Air
. ship Experiments.

BERLIN, Oct 27.-Count Zeppelin is
making his final attempt to make a
practical airship. His former failures
have swallowed up bis entire fortune
and occupied forty years Of his life.
The expenses Of his last airship were
borne ~ the contributions of friends.
In the presence OF the King and Queen
OF WUTttemberg the counts invention
made its first ascent on Lake Constance
The trial was satisfactory as far as it
went, but further tests are necessary
TO prove whether Count Zeppelin has
succeeded this time
II ne fails ne will abandon his at
tempts and acknowledge his life wasted.
Count Zeppelin is now seventy years OF
age and nearly destitute.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28

Statements by John Rawlings daugh-
ters lead 10 the arrest OF Moore. who
turned States evidence. The arrest Of
John Rawlings, his sons. and Frank
Turner soon followed.
The six prisoners were convicted Be
cause Of Leonard's youth, sixteen years.
he was sentenced 10 serve the rest Of
hts life i'm a penitentiary. The death
penalty was imp0sed ON the others.
The Washington times., 1906-10-28
She Drew the Line When
Husband Substituted
Household Articles.

ST LOUIS. oct. Glove was put TO
a severe test when Mrs. Fannie Elber-
son. who is suing her husband Tor
divorce. became the target for bank
notes rolled into pellets which were
hurled at her with force
Mrs. Emerson said il was the habit Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
BUSY
DOWN In
MEXICO

San Diego. Cal, Jan. A story OF
Southern Pacific construction work
comes from Sonora, Mexico. The com
papv now owns and operates road
from Nogales. Arizona, TO Guaymas, on
tho Gulf Of California. The line is un-
der construction for the extension Of
this road down the coast Of Mazatlin,
thence 70 Guyadalajara, distance Of
$40 miles. At Guyadalajara connection
will be made with the Mexican Central,
leading to the City Of Mexico, and tfis
new line. when completed, win cut "a
hours from San Francisco 20 Mexico
City. as compared 10 the present route
The company is also under contract to
construct eeveral branches TO impor'
tant mining properties. One 70 the La
bufe mines on the Yaqui river l4O
miles from Guayamas. The contract
REQUIRES the completion Of this BRANCH
bv NAV. Another branch Of so miles
is 20 be built 70 Alamosa. The road
will tap an enormously right mineral
belt In Mexico, aud also some extensive
sugar plantations over 5000 men are
employed on the construction work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

washlng,oo. y. q. Jan. A-Ths susio
nay holiday recess having come 10
en- snd. both houses of oouuesl recon
vohsd today Conifary 90 The usual
custom u delayise their return 70 bus
inc@ for enc or more days aftef Che
holidsys. both houses showed a large
siisndance When ihsy we're called 70
efdcr aealn. rhs sonaie started 10
rather mildly. but The annouueoment
vas masl ihai he rate quesiio6 would
hs taken up a. ihe earliest opporiuh
lty. A debate u considerable length
l. srpssted ne regular order allied
practically ths entire session of Che
ssnate.
IN ths houss 81 representatives Mf
Payne. shaiFman u ihs committee on
wnys and mcans called up che rhillp
rlas ianG hlil Coz consideration im.
usdiaisly after Tho opening of ne 80.
aoa Ths hln provides fof free ifaas
uiih ihs rhllipplns Islands after July
!. 1909 IN Co msantlme tho hlll of
dsfs fpiuciion u he taflh on phIllp
plns sugar and tobacco 10 go psf cent
n che rates under ihs Dlnrlsy tariff
nnd allows other island products 10 sn.
tef free u iuiy Tive amsnhnsnis
AaFp bsen made By ihs sommitiss, ths
nosi luipofiani ous putilng Amsri,an
rsanei sugaf ani tohacoo going 20 the
islahds 90 the fss lice
u y sEpesiei that ths consideration
~ ibis blll vm tale Up considerable
iln'o ani u u quiis cure that the hIn
vill b. sironrly opposed b. ihs Amori
fan Protective Taria lsagus. whieh l.
test'd by cofpfllus hliss u Nsu
York ~ ls not oansidsfei probable
Aosevsl, ihsi ihe opponsuts u ths blll
viii 10 ahle 20 Ifsyeui lis passags. a.
ths tal has noi ouly ths powerful sup.
peFi u rTesldeni Reossyslt. hui n Sc
feisry Tar snd aesrly every nember
- ihs rafi Ierty. whish visited the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Jeukulon, Pa, Jan. a-rhs members
q che union Society for tho Recovery
of stolen Horses VIII bold iis nlnety.
fourth annual meeting and banque,
here today. Tao sosieiy was formed
In isie and has haA a highly iutorosi
Ing history, When a member losos a
bore BY thet nowadays. tho auihori
ties ln the various sliies are notlasl
Doe oaly comparatively fow years have
elapsed since the "ridng list'' was sf
fesuye and members would ride for
ia,s perhaps, on che tral of ths t,sef
Secretary Msihsr oue % tts most In
tsFrsiing characters 20 sttsal tte Ian.
4eet 10 - years oli. ana has held ths
galfo n secretary continuously fol
ti yoars H.s brother is Isse, Msthsr
sho was sa yoau old ou October u
~ hst year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

THE TWO
BROTHERS

Reading, Cal, Jan. 4.-The bodies
Tom and John Price, murdered ye.,
day near Centerville, were brouph. .
BEDDING this morning, and an inu,
was held this afternoon. A second \
let hole was found in John Pri,.,
head this morning. The shot was A.,
while the victim lay PROSTATE. n
murderer robbed both victims, an.
killing them, rifed the cabin, and ~
the blanket with which he covered 4
head Of Tom Price, whose body he a.
" buried. A hundred men are ss,,a
ing for the murderer, and they are /.
fdcnt that IL is steve shumake, Az
caste Mexican, who was run on,
camp by John Price. The ohicoub
lieve that he viii be captured
night. shumake was seen in the Viz,
itv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
PUEBLO
TOWED
TO PORT
fFOur O'Clock BditioN.)

san Francisco, Jan. 4.-Averaging
some six knots and a nalf an hour, in
tow Of the steam schooners Chehalis
and Norwood. the Pueblo, Captain Jep'
sop. carrying 200 passengers and a full
cargo Of freight, from Victoria, arrived
safely in port this afternoon. After a
run Of six days down the northern
coast. During the storm encountered
last Saturday the Pueblo suffered a
break 10 her tail shaft, and was left
helpless to toss upon the sea. Vainly
striving TO keep her course In fore ana
AT sails. the disabled steamer was
sighted on the Columbia river Satur.
dav morning by the steam schooner
Nelson. For Eve hours the Nelson
struggled In a fierce storm TO render aid
20 the Pueblo. but was at last forced
TO give up and proceed on her way TO
this city. Later same news from Seat.
lie 10 the effect that the Pueblo had
been picked up by the steam schooner
Chchaiis. Captain Johannsen and was
bound southward. Fearful lest The ves
eel had gone adrift, or misfortune over.
take e.. the Chehalis marine underwrit.
ers yesterday ordered sprcckles tug
the Relief 70 search for tho disabled
vessel shortly afternoon The vessel
was anchored safely oI Meigs' wharf
Following thc quarantine inspection the
craft proceeded 20 her regular berth, at
Broadway wharf. where che passengers
wcre landed. Both the scbooners Nor
wood and Chchalis are owned by Sud.
den 4 Christensen, and their compcnsa
tion viii be large According 90.
mariners the company should clean up
at loas, 10000, part Of which will be
divided among tho schooners' captains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Knlea BY Tho oan

MeMiuuyille, ore, Jan. 4-John
Martin aud an unknown man we're
killed early this morning near Carlton.
They were returning from repairing
track on a handeaT, which was struck
on a bridge by a train rounding a
curve. Five other workmen jumped
aud saved themselves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Great BIN At tho Edison.

salem's popular li,us theatre viii
present for the remainder Of the wesh
eommeneing tonight, one Of the s.roBg
esq bills Of the season.
The opening act viii be Uro and N,l
son, the rascal comedians. in a lsuyb.
producing act that aono is worth tbs
price Of admission. They are ton
notShers In their lire
salem : popular singer, Harry Mover
viii sing "Sids BY side.p
Chris soulen win preseu. a elevs,
Irish monologue.
Paul the AandsuH EBg. is the lead.
1Is attraction on this evenings hin
he can ges out Of the irons. See him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
MABELLE
GETTING
GOOD

san Francisco, Jan. t-Mabelle Oh.
man will never marry william r. Cor
ey, the steel maghate. Corey's dis
graceful attitude toward bis wife, and
his unwaFmnled use Of Miss Gilman =
name IN connection with the scandal
has forever turned her against tho mil,
lionaiFe. This was the declaration Of
tho girls father, Charles II. Gilman,
the Insurance man, today, In a letter
received from Paris, Miss Gilman de-,
elaTes she viii never consent 20 wed a
man who would spuFu the affections Of
faithful wife
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Like A Miaaonrian.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Tillman Offer
resolution asking the President Il q
form the senate Of the exact statu,
san Domingo. The motion was n
over A Joint resolution was ir,n
duced in the house directing the Pre-
dent TO confer with tho powers tovri
tho naturalization Of the Philippas
and 10 place them on tho same grou,s
upon which Switzerland maintaius :
independence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Cripple Getting Home.

san Francisco, Jan. 4-The steam
schooner Kruger, arriving this morn.
'ls from Portland Astoria, reports
Speaking the disable stesmer CITY Of
lpeo.o at 9 O'Clock yesterday morning
80 mile' on Port CoTia, and in tow Of
the steamer chshalis. Later reports
state that the Pueblo had passed Point
Aisna. IL is expected that the dis
"''e' steamer viii arrive here about
noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Greatly IN Demand.

Nothing is more In demand tAaa
modlsine which meets modern Fegula
mants FOR a blood and system slsaas
such ss Or. King's New Lfe Rl
They are just what you need 70 e.
stomach and liver troubles. Try tAs
AZ J. Q, Perry's drug store. 25s, ga
antesd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
PICKED Up Plenty on TronbIs

N''''an conHor, the man arrested bv
deputy sheriff Mimic a few davs ace
On the charge Of stealing span ~
ao''e' '''p Portland liyerynsa. was
,SAea TO Portland this morrisy nv /.
te,.-. o'',-'.i oaseE lie was accompanied
o' his father aud mother. pho sTs VII w.,,'
= 80 i. and F'spe'tea farmers from uss,
.,.,'l'''n' and who came over last ~.
Sl.as % ges their son oat Of ian !,
y, - hesiees the charge q lassspv
- !, ~ sss q snIelllqusDs an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Plsasant and Most Ehsetiy,

T. j. Chambers, editor Vindiestor
Liberty, Texas, writes December 25
1896
"Wiih pleasure and unsolicited by
you l bear testimony 20 the surativ,
power Of BallaEd's IoFehound Syrup. ]
have USED be and my family can cheer
frlly aairm e is the nose effective and
e's' remedy for coughs and colds
have ever used" sold BY d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
carporl rannsr vlrIl. wa.srtonn.

wateHownl, n. y, Jan. t.-This l. a
banner day for the veterans of che
Civl War In this city. Tho Joe spratt
post of tho O. A. r. has undertaken
10 raise funda for the purpose Of erect
log q builling Ia memory of che "a
dlers and sailors Of Johersoh county,
Who have fought and died foF their
country. ian December the poet 10.
augufaisd The movement With a fair
which was opened In tho name of Pres
ldoni Roosevelt BY Con. o. o. Howard
aud nettod about $1,000 in further.
anee of this movement tho post has
arranged fof large meeting this oven.
ing AZ which Corporal James Tanner.
commander 10 chief of tho q. A. H.,
viii deliver ihe principal address. ne
win arrive late 10 the afternoon and
WI b. escorted 20 the meeting hy a
committee of members of the poet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
WIN Argue Demurrer


Tho demurrer 20 the Indictment
charging r. w. Jewett with suborna,
tion Of perjury viii be argued Monday
January 18th, az I O'Clock. W. J.
fentoH and +, v. Holman, OF Portland.
who are attorneys for the defense in
that ease, came up from Portland last
night. and will fetuTu this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
sPOOaeT was a Gentleman.

Washington, Jan i-Seuators La.
Toilette and Spooner met outside the
chamber spooner greeted his col.
league cordially, and inaugurated an
inpFomP'a reception. Those expecting
an exhibition of bitterness were dis.
aPp1iEted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Philippine Islands during ths pas. sum
met Tho islands are not prospcring
and win one DO %, Il is claimed, un'
on their commercial relations with this
country are closer, and unil they are
poe on a footing that viii enable them
10 goi theif agricultural products into
tho Unitod states without heavy
charge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
sonate Neoda Tnformation.

Washington, Jan. 4.-Tho s,r
agreed 20 tho resolution calling %.
the secretary Of war 10 send the ,stn
an papers bearing upon tho rNa
opening Of bids for tho sale Of rsilia
franchises In tho Philippines. The -
ate adjourned after confirming a d,
bcr of nominations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

lt in'i7Taies. strcngtAous ara hunls
up it kesTs IVA Ia s,adition phwi.
oa,iy, westal'y and morally. TAsts
what hollis,ss's Rocky Mountain roa
wn' DO sa cents. Tea o. rablo,a ~.
ssonss nng stoFe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
Burton WIN Rssip

si Louis Jan. senator Stone. en-
route TO Washington, says he learned
"u'horitauvely last night that Burton
would resign his seat within a few
IayA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

Washington, Jan. 4.-sccretaTy 2H
when asked about schitf's speech, uh
cit is easy 20 eritieise tho eurfssg
system, but hard 10 suggest a roa,
dy." lie laughs al tho idea Of a psEi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
IADrns' WAR

hflytains kimonas shiris shirt
NaAs's Peiiisosia Aos.ogy. sis Al-a
s.A AaaaleFsAlsfs cAinoes and Jap
snpss roeis
huih VIM sANG 90.
~ poun street Ne4t Ansy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04

iIIse ..... little babes we're nestled in bad
1 name them William, Willie ana
hA,' mother said;
y, /" ''e vas her smile, for triplets they be
0's l1!' her good luck to Rocky Noun.
tam Tea tGFeat baby medicine, ,
IE stones Drug Store