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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-26
NONE WANTED
TO Be EXCUSED !
y Of Jury Panel Respond
to Call IN
Court

The jury trials began In the district
court today. The Jury was called this
morning and 10 Of the - men drawn
on the jury panel responded to the call
Of their names and none asked to be
excused. Judge Steele says this IL
Z remarkable showing. OF the panel
drawn three were excused by written
permit and ono was not served. The
others are here ana ready for duty.
Andersen csss On Trial.
The flrst case called was that OF the
state Of Idaho W Ernest Anderson.
Anderson - charged with IN assault
9TH n attsmpt q esa1t nas1srs
The regular panel was called for names
~ Jurors In trial Of the case and the
Nist twelve men called were chosen -
tie Jurors. They were accepted by
both parties without change.
County Attorney Grow appeared TOR
the Prosecution and Attorney r. e. Me-
FArland for the defense. The COM
planning witness II J. w. Blake. Of
oronnq, and he was the frst witness
examined today. r, H. Blake was also
put on the stand and was still giving
testimony when the recess was taken.
Following are the jurors III the trial Of
the case: e. Chambers w. r. En-
banks. B. r. 0assaway. Thomas Ogle.
Matt Ward, ". H. Gage, w. T. Clay
baugh. N. T. Wright, G. Z. Matlock. p.
r. Cleveland. W. r. Knapp and q. w.
Underwood.
eusinsss Dcns This Morning.
Following 10 detail OF the business
In the district court up until the noon
recess today:
May Mccoy W. ]. n. Mccoy: D.
Needham withdraws ~ counsel for de-
PENDANT. Case win now 90 by default
and Il ret for trial March 81, s p. m.
Clara e. Coburn W. H. e. Coburn:
placed on calendar, demurrer submit
ted and overruled; defendant to an
swer at p. m. this day.
Valley Lumber Co. ". Morrison 4
Dressed; time to answer extended to
April s, . q. m.
~. r. Konen v. Rose Mcfarland; by
agreement Of parties defendant allowed
until April to plead to amended com-
Paint. .sst
.Byrnes = Ruddell ". Louis Delsol;
court sustains demurrer to the last
separate defsnse 0f defendant's An-
6wef.
-. w. r. Daily ~ Lewiston Foun-
dry 4 Machine Worls; time extended
to file answer until March II s. 81
State Of Idaho ". 8. L. NcF'ATland:
counsel for state asks leave to endorse
the names OF. additional witnesses for
tn state; objectsd to. but objection
0Nerfuled and names allowed.
1 Susie B. Denny w. Harvey Foresman
- sheriff; court overrulsd motion Of
defendant for bill O. particulars; de-
fsndsmt allowed &c days in which to
ale bill Of exceptions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-26
Netlhins oeins.

An author who makes . speciality Of
stories OF "our great Middle West"
with heart -throb in each. tells Of IN
odd character ~ met IN that re1Son.
This old chap, who Afterwards served
the author - the main iigurs Of . book
that was hSgely successful. lived alone
IN . cabin. Woman's care being. Of
eourse. unknown. the cabin presented
the spectacle OF the triumphant reign
Of dirt and disorder.
Somehow the two CHANGED to talk OF
cooking and cooking utensils. 4 had
one Of them cook books wunst." %.
served the old fellow. ''but I coulAn't
DO .nawthin' with IT,
what was the trouble!s aslEed the
author.
& why, everything IN the book began
with. First take elsan dish, -
Harpers Weekly.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-26
FROM THE COUNTY REcoRDs
Fiiinos n The Aseerdsr's ofgies for q
heurs W 70 Neon Today.
Desds arch 6.

G. D. Thomas to Margaret LANCER,
lot 9. block ~. Nesperce: consideration
$3.50.
Margaret LANCER to George Wagner.
lots and ., block ~. Nexperce. con-
sideration II.
Patents.
u. 8. to e. Chambers. ne Ia IN Ia
26-35-3 w.
U. 3. to Robert Tirshman. ne ia
26-36-2 w.
U. 3. 10 John o. Maupm lots 100 and
30. 31-36-1 w.
U. 8. to Flora Harper. W 1-2 NV Ia,
NV Ia sw Ia 11-Se-6 e.
U. s. to James H. Harper. NV Ia
1o-37-6 =.
Helen @. White. NV la ne IA. Ia
ne Ia. se Ia NV Ia 36-s7-S E.
Bill Of Sale.
E. a. Johnke. Frank J. Lialk. Charles
Fesnsdorf. to u 2. O-Coruor. sda1oon
and fxtures in orohno; considerativ,
s1a6. ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-26

(By C6mmerdlal Trust COs)
william n. skinner ct n to W. J.
Matheson. part lot c. block d. Central
Add. lewiston: consideration $50.
James W. Poe to same, lot Z. Poe's
Tract Lewiston: consideration $50.
Edward A. Dresser to Victor +.
Dresser. lot Z. block -. Thompson
Ada, Lewiston; copsideFation -. etc.
eeraphin wildsnthaler to Lille q.
Hester. lots and :. block I. SWAN
sons Ada. lewiston; consideration
s1aNee.
II n. Harris TO = r Eastwood. a
la ~ Ia. nv Ia - LEA. IN l.A nv
Ia Sec. al.ss.s West; consideration
s1see,
{ r. Augusta 81. Boston to Potvin-
Pittock Co.. lot ~. block 4. Pittocrs
Suhdv- OF block 1 a Thempeon's Add.
Lewiston: consideration 3lse.
Louis p. Erickson to Jacob II.
wiitse. - Ia &c. as-s1-3 West: con-
sidssation e1seo.
Tphs yoar pssscsaptsoas u ~ o.
Tfy our lGSsck1 ! - ''iaaeh nom li:se
TO : ,. "a. 0son0 Restaurant, q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-26

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-26
LIGHT !"
RETURNS !
ARE
|llflAIVY

ECTRIC LIGHT is a good =.
vertising investment for anv a
- tsrprising business man intsn.
on increasing his trade. '
LIGHT attracts, and the h,u
liantly Illuminated store 49,.
things being equal, will do ~.
business. Astute merchants -
- aAxing this truth, become ,av,s.
users OF ELECTRIC LIGHT a ,aa
you VIII notice that the store -
any particular street or sect,on
which does the biggest bu,,nss.
''''s - - times in a hundred ~.
BEST LIGHTED store. Th,. !.
~ not mere chance: it is the on.-
.. fAtion Of natural law. ~
working in harmony with TN.
law you can increase your bu,,-
ness.
Think It over. II there are aim
culties In the way thew can \.
removed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
PILGRIMS WERE GRAFTERs.
John ID. Long Stirs Up the Descend
ants OF the Mayfiower
Passengers.

Plymouth, Mass, Aug. 4.-Johr
D. Long, former secretary Of the
navy, stirred up lot of excitement
here, at the tercentenary of the First
church Of Plymouth, by his address
on the Pilgrim Fathers.
THE saints in Plymouth colony
can be counted on the fingers" he
said. Some OF the very select were
false to their trust and used their
positions to feather their own nests
.falser to the trust than any presi-
dent Of modern insurance COM
Dany. Within the first decade social
vices infested the community; drunk
ness, pickering, slander and licen-
iousness and even crimes against
lature were common. All this took
lace in a community of very limited
umbers. No New England village
I today need fear comparison with |
he early Plymouth colony"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Backed by Hill.

Minneapolis. Aug. 4.-The Jour.
nal says the three-cornered war
among the Hartman, Hilrs and Nil.
waukee railway interests in the
Northwest is reaching an acute stage
IL developed yesterday that James j.
hill Is behind the Dakota Midland
railway, which is about TO invade the
Milwaukee's territory between Sioux
CITY, Iowa, aud Pierre, S. d. The
new road is 20 run through part Of
the great corn belt OF Iowa. in COM
petition with the Milwaukee. Hay-
Ing failed 20 get control OF the Nil.
wsukee in 1907. Mr.. hin has now
started to parallel the system wherev.
er possible In retaliation for the NIL
construction OF an extension
10 the Pacific coast.
J. p Morgan and his interests are
allied with HIN. and the Hartman
Interests are believed 10 be In close
alliance with the Milwaukee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
JUST
LIKE
PLAY
Ten Year Old Boy Tackled and
Held Bank RObber

Cleveland, Aug. 4.-The Bank'
Italia, the hig banking institution Of
the Italian residents OF Cleveland,
was entered at noon today by an un-
known man. who took $500 In bills
from the teller's counter and rapidly
left the building. The president and
two employees gave chase.
Little Sebastian Liotta, a 1O-year-
old boy, who was playing near the
bank, heard hls father fire revolver
at the fugitive, and surmised that
robbery had taken place, and tackled
the fleeing man around the legs az
ter the manner OF a football player,
and held him until the crowd gath
cred.
The money was recovered, the rob.
ber arrested and locked up.
The people are making a hero OF
little Sebastian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Sues for Right of Way.

The Oregon Electric Railway Com
pany against Horace and Alamanda
Hampstead Is the title OF a suit filed
In the Marion county circuit court
The Oregon Electric Railway IL a cor.
poration organized to build a rail.
way line between Portland Rose.
burg, which has bene unable to
agre ewith the defendants upon a
q Just compensation for a right
OF way through the defendants lands
IN Highland addition In this city. The
defendants were offered 5000, which
they refused. The plaintiff prays
Tor Judgment against defendants
for assessment OF the damages sus-
tanned by the defendants. upon pay.
ment OF which assessment the plain
tin Is 20 have the right OF way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Horses Ate the Provisions.

Edgar F. Averill, city editor Oh ~
Tribune; Ronald n. Oliver, the youp'
Pendleton attorney, and G E. hum
er, the sheepman, returned 10 -
city yesterday after a three-Neen. !,
camping trip in the mountins' VIM
in the mountains they saw one V'.'
which they were unable TO se'u'
several deer. which they did not Is
lest because of the law, and O'H',
things. On one occasion their Nv, !.
ate up their stock of provisions ~, !,
necessitating a trip to La Granu.
replenish the same,-Pendletoh
Oregonian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Gas Plant at Eugene.

Eugene, Aug. ACTUAL construc.
tion of the gas plant being edected
here by the Willamette Valley Com
pany began this morning. Henry
Schremser, an expert sent out by the
company furnishing the tank, will
have charge Of the erection of the
big $4,000 foot tank which is to hold
the gas. The concrete foundation
was finished a couple of weeks ago.
and is in readiness for the holder.
The outside tank. which will hold
the water, will be "A feet in diameter
and the inverted tank for gas AZ
feet.
The gas machinery construction
company has sent W. ]. Huddle to
have charge Of the erection of the
machinery for the manufacture of
the gas. The foundation for this
machinery has also had several
weeks in which to season.
About twenty men will be en-
ployed, mostly from Eugene. 1t
VIII be necessary to send away for
few machinists and boiler makers.
but the bulk of the work will be
lone by Eugene workmen.
Bills of lumber required for the
'canolding were made out yesterday
md sent to the mills.
Manager Charles Welch yesterday
afternoon stated he would let the
contract today for the grading OF
he new well which the company is
o dig on the north side of the river
opposite the pumping station.
This well will be 4OxlOO feet in
dimensions. and dug down through
o solid gravel. The walls all around
viii be of solid concrete, and the
Whole we'll will be covered over
will be pushed as fast
S possible. ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
FOR THE FOURTH TIME.
Swiftwater Bill Again Sues for a
Divorce.

Divorce.
Seattle. Aug. 4.-Tired of being
sued for divorce and pursued by
sheriffs attempting to collect ali
mony, W. B. Gates, better known as
Swift Water Bill" one of the most
eccentric characters the Klondike
gave the world, brought suit in the
superior court to obtain a divorce
from Kitty Bardon, his fourth living
wife.
Gates charges his most recent wife
with adultery and the woman who is
lying on the sick bed in a local hos
pital has petitioned the court to i'm
mediately award her $4,000 for at
torney's fees and alimOny.
Gates married the woman, whom
he is now suing for divorce, in Sac
ramento, California, less than two
years ago. He took her with him to
Alaska and she was with him dur
ing the last season when he took ST. /
100000 out of his claims.
Gates matrimonial troubles have
occupied the King county courts for /
nearly two years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Baled Moss.

About the queerest product OF =.
section now being marketed is !,
1t is baled the same as hay anu =,
see a load of it coming down ~ :,
street, somewhat ragged as 10 :"
and a bright green, il mAAs :,
stranger wonder what ne .L
against, and il he is not grow'nS .ss
or blind. 1t might be wen " Il.
the moss does not come on the - .,s
of the old oregonians, as so~'
has insinuated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
fifty Cents ON nnllnr

hamburg Aug. AT an extra
ordinary meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Hamourg-Bremen Fire Insur-
ahee Company it was announced that
the company S losses, as the result of
the san Francisco disaster, are s4-
$4,000, that reserves on hand
amounted TO 100000, and. there.
'ore' II would be necessary for the
STOCKHOLDERS TO pay so per cent on
the capital.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Old Salem Chautanana onens.

petersburg, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-The an
nual Chautauqua OF the Old Salem
assembly opened here today with a
large attendance and a highly inter-
es'lns program. According to the
program Mayor Edward F. Dunno OF
Chicago will deliver an address on
Municipal Ownership OF Public
utilities next Saturday, while VIII
liam Randolph Hearst will speak on
Political Independence" on August
II. '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
ART EXHIBITS BURNED.
Destructive Fire at Milan, Italy, Con.
sumed Many Works.

Milan, Italy, Aug. 4.-Ffre which
broke out here yesterday morning in
the international exposition did ex-
tenslye damage. The sections devot-
ed to the decorative art OF Italy and
Hungary we're destroyed, as also was
the pavilion in which were installed
the exhibitions OF Italian and Hun
garian architecture The damage is
estimated at $500, 900.
The fire was discovered at 8
o clock in the morning IN the Hun
garian section and spread rapidly to
the art sections, situated In an ad-
Joining park. Fo. a time the British,
Swiss, japanese and Netherlands sec
tions were threatened, but by ener-
getic work the firemen succeeded IN |
saving them The jewelry and fine
arts sections also were threatened |
but a large force OF carbineers car
lied the pictures, many OF them Of
almost priceless value, from the gal
cry of fine arts into the corriors of
ections beyond the fire zone. At
loon the fire was under control.
Some OF the estimates place the
oss as high as s2,4O0,000, which
ossibly is excessive The origin OF
be fire is attributed to an electric l
hort current. The authorities re-
,ct the theory that the con1agration :
as OF inceldiary origin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
nor GROWERS IN SESSION
Farmers From All Over the Valley
Are in Attendance.

ne Oregon Hop Growers Asso.
''"uon is holding meeting at the
0''' nan this afternoon to discuss
',.'''.'S 1f interest to the growers
'''' o- The questions to come IN for
liberation is the price paid for
...'Nihs Word comes that some Of
,"' growers at Woodburn have Of
,.,o Z cents a hundred, while the
p''o' which is advertised here is so
cents The members will also dis.
.-s' 'Ae question of supplies rela.
1--WE TO their delivery to the various
purchasers. 'ouS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
NAQUIS DEFEATED.
Mexican Troops Fight Two DAYS
With Indians and Disperse
Band of Savages,


Tucson, Ariz., Aug. A dispatch
to the Daily Mail from Guaymas
says; Lieutenant Colonel Jose Co.
roma and 200 men have just returned
to Las Guaymas, the headquarters of
the Twentieth battalion, Mexican
National Guard, with 80 Yauui pris-
oners, captured after a battle with
Indians in the Novillos mountains.
which lasted two days, and in which
more than 90 Yaquis were slain.
and six Mexican soldier met death
among them sergeant named
Bodies, a member of a prominent
Sonora family.
The faquis have been raiding
ranches and the rowing bands had
united into force numbering 100.
They had fortified camp in the
mountains, where the Mexicans ad-
vanced against them. The result of
the first days fight was doubtful
and during the night the Indians
10 Chiquelete, a point
farther back in the mountains
they were pursued next dav
by Colonel Corona and two COM
panies.
Near chiQuelete, Saturday, the
indians were completely routed
scattering in great disorder and leav.
ng many dead and wounded behind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
WIN Watch German M,no.,,,,.

New York, Aug. 4.-General v,n.
Ham i. Duyall. commanding genera,
OF 'he department OF the gulf sailed
today for Germany, 10 witness ana
report to the war department in
Washington upon the animal ma.
nouvres Of the German army which
VIII take place in September. Cen.
eFSI Duvall will remain abroad for
nearly two months and viii sail
home~ard from Antwerp ON Sep,em.
Der ~ While in Germany. General
pn'all and General Barr. with whom
n, VIII DC associated. will be CON.
s'derei The guest Of Emperor wn.
liam.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
ANOTHER
ERUPTION
FEARED

Port au France, Martinique, Aug
4-Four strong earthquakes oc-
Cured in the island Thursday night.
Ii is feared that another eruption of
Mount Pelee is imminent, but as yet
the volcano shows no signs of break
ing out. The residents of the city
are much frightened, and are pre-
pairing to fee If the quakes continue.
Earthquakes similar to these pre-
ceeded the great eruption that de-
stroyed St. Pierre.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Additional Realty Transfers

The io.'o~iag real estate transfer.
were fled today:
N' 4 finneg et aL, 20 Geo. II.
Finney 200 acres. i6sre
T. Il. Finney, q, AL. to3LE. Fin.
aey' 100 aerss. ar2ard
w. ~ i'nney et AZ TO A. f.
Finney 100 acres. t5ara
T. {. smith, ct al, to e. Kim. ''
, sey' ct al. lot &c. bloak s4.Ia
silver Falls City ."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Montana Strike Over.

Butte. Mont, Aug. l.-The strike
in the melter at Great Falls. involy-
ing the miners at Butte. has been
declared on. and all the men have
returned TO work The case of the
five men who caused the strike will
be Investigated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Engineer Killed

Lvermore, Cal, Aug. a. John
Gibo. the engineer u a traction en-.
g'ne' was instantly Killed this morn.
ing The engine raG on the tracks
with three ears Of ore. the wheels
passins over the engineer. The IRE.
man Jumped and escaped unhurt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
AccldeasaI,y shot.

Stockton, Cal, Aug. 4.--Aswald
Hess shot himself in the head this
morning at Angels Iron Works and
died instantly. He had intended
starting on a hunting trip and was
probably examining his pistol, when
it was accidentally discharged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Rggles,on Family Reunion.

Penn Van. n. Y, Aug. 4.-The
annual reunion OF the Eggleston
family Is being held today at Electric
park on the west side OF Keuka lake.
The attendance is larger than in
any previous year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
ELECTRIC SPARKS
Brief Telegraphlt
Dispatches From al
Parts of the World

The Duke of Rutland, the ola'
duke in the British peerage, dieo
London today.
Crown Princess Alberta, oil D'
gium, gave birth to a daughter
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
EVELYN WILL TESTIFY.
The Chorus Girl viii Go on the
Stand in Husbands Defense.

New York, Aug. At is reported
that William Rand has been engaged
to appear in court in the defense OF
Harry Thaw. When asked about this
Hartridge only said: "Thaw will be
ably defended when the case Is
called"
II is believed that Evelyn has de-
cided to go on the witness stand in
the defense OF her husband.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
the Coloma at The SIonl.s

The Coloma viii run h.,w~
Naples and State street so.t sl gu. the
sSsains. I've. , This is ane large launch cS
'aa' Win carry IS or so persons 'suass aSs
Hi's 10 ride in this ans boat. '''O''1'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Hotel Arrivals
William, tie.

y we
+. /" Cagnes. Spokane.
N Gilbert san Francisco.
Fr'd !. ClaXton, san Francisco.
F a. Hiadou. Aurora
W. h. Watson. Portland.
b. Maenylde, Portland
; j. Reilly, Portland
W. A, johu,on. Portland
Frank Schmidt.
e. o. Rhode, DALLAS.
"a p. Given. Dallas
2 Stewart, san F4ucisco
" Green. san Francisco
C. lee, Portland.
4. Fesrs0n. Portland
N' Wentworth, Portland.
cottage.
A"e H. benretS, san Francisco.
G. w. Mccleep. city
h hur'ord. San Francisco.
y 2 Robb. Los Angeles.
\. Il. Martin, Cottage Grove
W. a Leonard, Albany.
salem.
- II, Tracy Mlssoals. Mont
Joe hledsos, Coos Ray.
John Hayes. Portland.
W. q Hay. Nev YORK.
J. chaPwaa. RoseAarx.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
swiss Celebrate National Anniyers,,.,

Mexico CITY, Aug. THE mem.
oers OF The Swiss colony in this e,tv
viii celebrate the 6l5th anpiyersary
OF the foundation OF the Swiss Gov
iederaey by a banquet at the Tiyou
del Elisse this eyeuinc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04

A crew is busy at work at the de-
pot surfacing the Southern Pacific
tracks. About 40 men are employed
and the tracks will be put in first
class condition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04

The Silver Bell Circle, Women of
Woodcraft, are planning a picnic, to
be held on the lawn of the Miller
home in South Salem, which will
take place in the near future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
MOORES IN REBELLION.
Barbarians Preparing for Holy War
Against France.

Tangier. Aug. 4.-The seml-inde-
pendent vassals have perfected an
organization, and are clamoring for
holy war against the French. They
urge Prince Abdul Hafd, the viceroy
OF Algiers. to proclaim himself sui.
tan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04

The popularity of The Naples is
growing. During the past week sew
en- camps have Joined the summer
village within the grounds. A fine
musical program will be given tomor-
row evening, which will no doubt
bring out large crowd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Dr. White HAS Returned

And is again ready 10 care y ~
patients in his new Offices ne
Breyman block. You wiz nhS lass
doctor pleasant. His exam. ..,s
are free, and II you need us, (,
you will do well to see him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
nrunos ANrc, Gcl. I,

Nio Janerio, Aug. At was yf-.
,a@''y decided today 20 hold the next
Fah-AmericaD congress az Beuros
Ayres, in 1000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04

Wanted.-23 for yours; Skidd
badge; Americas craze sayils
very neat and attractive; made
gold and German silver; can
worn on coat lapels or scarf piH
send for free sample and agent
outfit; fast seller at resorts az
baseball games. Defiance Co.,
West Broadway, n. Y. S-4-1t'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
Our New Photo PoS,a,s

are becoming popular, and the
pr'o els reasonable. Can and see
'nsm at The Rex Studio. Com,
street. NouF'
II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04

Salem independence
Launch CoIoma

Leave salem at .,,,.,.s;oo D. m.
Arrive at independence 5,sb r. m.
Leave Independence ,,.S;sO p. M.
arrive a. SALEM ',....,s;sO p, m.
Paaensers and ligh, freight traps.
pcrtsd promptly and al low rat,s
hoa' 'abioet 20 charter on sunday be.
tween salliaE hours.
4 =, PErrYJoHN a son. Props
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
FOUNTAIN
PENS

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fulae fsns wePssoiau ofls, fer
lssss 90 ~ sh'rai Nevsmlss i.,
fef .As holidays bo, il soas ws,
tAs fssie'v slpi then four mos,l.
900 eA'ly, W. COW lave ,rsma los.
sieeA = fsas,ain pens sae wln
Eiys sl'sSasi % IS pr srst oa
es sAese eoe'is ser ne halanss %
JAY aAd Apg9as.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-04
CITY NEWS
A Cole ,tion of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration

Melons, cheap as the cheapest, at
Ragan's, Court street.