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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
NEWS OF ODD AND INTERESTING
HAPPENINGS IN NEW YORK CITY

Special Correspondence of The Herald.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Thou shalt not
not straighten thy hat or prink thyself
in elevators" Such is the command
ment that owners of New York sky
scraperS would enforce in regard TO
vanity fair. And all because of the
few seconds lost on each elevator trip
when milady pauses to give her NAT
a final tip or the stray lock a wee
tuck But seconds mean much in New
York, and especially in a skyscraper
where thousands are daily to be
transported. AS a result of this agi-
tation most of the newer tall buildings
are mirrorless so far is the elevators
are concerned. Hotel proprietors, how
ever, do not seem to regard the mirror
proposition In the same light as do
managers of office buildings. The Ho-
tel Astors elevators were found to be
very attractive by women when 1t
opened a short time ago. But the real
WOmans S paradise is the Hotel Belmont,
opposite the Grand Central station. The
nine passenger elevators are entirely
lined with mirrors, while the building
itself is a veritable crystal maze. In
all there are $1,000 square feet of mir
rors. In other words, woman could
walk along Broadway and then across
Forty-second street and see her nat
every step for three miles in a panel
mirror a foot wide.
Only the Cop Not Classical
Overcome by some atavistic influence
which took him back to the undraped
days of his forefathers and Immediately
imbued with Hellenic glories of classic
days recently revived by the Olympic
games at Athens, a young Greek went
out into the Bronx woods today and
stripped himself of the encumberng raj
ment of the modern and. In aboriginal
unadornment. hurled a challenge to the
world at large. Apparently youth
of like instincts was at hand, for when
a cop passed near the spot he heard
loud cries of battle and, running up to
make a closer investigation, he saw
the two striplings engaged in wrest-
ling bout upon the grass. Not being
brought up to appreciate classic sport
carried out in the classic manner the
officer proceeded to cancel the athletic
meeting by carrying the combatants
off to the police station. But he sue
ceeded In catching only one of the men,
who fought like a Spartan until sub
dued by sheer avoirdupois weight. Then
he was taken back to the trees to re-
sumo the garb of society. His antago-
mist escaped raimentless. In court the
Greek admitted that his soul rebelled
against the conlnmenet of Hester street
and that, having read of the Olympic
games, he fled to the woods to emulate
the great achievements of classic times.
The exercise cost him 81.
Smoking Among Women
Those who say smoking among
women in this country is on the i'm
crease and that smoking cars for
women will not he joke a decade
hence might have found support for
their views had they seen a party of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

road not far from Highbridge this
afternoon Every one had a cigarette
in her mouth and seemed to be enjoy
ing herself immensely. Girls who smoke
in highways or byways, however,
should have eyes in the back of their
heads. AS this particular group looked
through the foliage and over the
cleaning water beyond they forgot that
somebody might come up behind; so
every young woman jumped as a car
riage slipped past them, and the color
in their cheeks was not due altogether
to the sun.
Characteristic New York
The stranger was asked what he con-
sidered the most characteristic thing
about New York. THE fact" he re-
piled, that you have to climb to the
subway at Manhattan street and go
down to the elevated at 16Sth street"
Cat in Coffin
If there is one shop window less cal
culated to excite mirth than another 1t
is that of an undertaker's place of busi-
ness. Yet a group of people, princi-
pally children, gathered in front of a
mortuary establishment on Columbus
avenue today, found ample cause for
merriment. In little casket lined with
white satin lay at full length yellow
cat, asleep her slumbers apparently
undisturbed by nightmare. Puss
seemed alike indifferent to her sur
roundings and the interest she excited
so long as she was left in undisturbed
enjoyment of her soft bed
Caught by Moth-Eaten Trick
From darkest Ohio came John Def
fenbock, on his way from Youngstown
to Hungary. While standing on Mont
gomery street this afternoon he noticed
a we'll dressed man stoop down and
pick up a bill from the sidewalk. The
finder opened the bill and, walking
have half of it if he would keep his
mouth closed. Deffenbock took the bill
which was a Confederate 500 note
ad handed the stranger $50 in good
money When he learned he had been
duped by an ancient trick the Ohio man
cried police He did not get his money,
! however, so it's back back to the
mines from him until he earns enough
to pay his passage home
Needs the Money
This fellow wants a wife-one with
money-and he doesn't care who knows
| 1t. In personal" now running in one
of the newspapers here he says: II
want wife and l need money, so l will
marry the woman who with the largest
! bank account, is willing to share 1t
with me- | am young, healthy, temper
ate and good looking. Write me and
will call, -. General Delivery"
Like Deserted Village
! rrhfs toun was like n dnsartad village
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

simmer in its own gravy and the as
phalt becomes as chewing gum then is
when the upper ten declare a walk out.
Along Fifth avenue and the uptown
streets the homes of the rich are well
boarded up, with little half moons cut
in the planks. The crescent shaped
wooden buttonhole is the summer sign
of the truly well to do. 1t is only found
in the house fronts of those who keep
a butler and an extra girl.
Now Build Greatest Bridge
Work at last has been started on the
Manhattan bridge, the third to span the
East river in the nelghborhood of Fifty
ninth street and connecting with Long
Island City, after a delay of several
years, owing to litigation and other
difficulties. The building of this great
structure will be watched by engineers
all over the world, for, in point of ca
pacity the Manhattan bridge will be
the wonder of the world. While not
the longest or highest, the Manhattan
bridge will be able to do more work
than any other bridge ever erected
And in putting together the parts of
this giant an army of men will be en-
ployed and the stimulation of this
activity will be felt in the veins of
commerce throughout the world. For
this great contract means the en-
ployment of thousands of men, the as
sembling of vast quantities of mater
ials, the rolling of crude minerals into
finished products of steel. and at every
stage the influence of the money that
tors hope to turn the bridge over to
the city completed as a Christmas
present in 1909.
Provender for Press Agents
1t was to be expected that a chance
murder in a playhouse would furnish
the finest kind of press agent copy"
and it is fair to assume that for years
to come the literature" descriptive of
every attraction which is presented
there will start after this fashion: ION
the gay and picturesque roof atop
Madison Square garden, where In the
summer of 1906 Harry Thaw committed
the celebrated murder of Stanford
White, Gushing Gussie, a new comic
opera, will have its premiere tomorrow
night" Things like murders, suicides,
runaways, robberles. fainting spells,
and all other known varieties of
trouble are sure to be appropriated,
and made use of by your energetic
publicity promoter, but who in the
rame of all that Is sapient ever dream
ed for a moment that a press agent
would annex the beef scandal? Down
at Manhattan beach there is hotel.
And that hotel has publicity agent.
This is what he says: "The -
slaughters its own beef for summer
patrons. The proprietor is warm per-
sonal friend of Mr.. Armour, but is not
taking any chances"
What You Lose In Tips
"This tip question is a serious propo-
sition to a man with limited funds
said a man who is spending a few days
vacation here. "This morning
dropped into barber shop and the
man who shaved me got 10 cents fol
himself. The boy who brushed my
clothes got cents. At breakfast
handed the waiter 10 cents, and hi
seemed TO be hurt. Along about moor
went out for luncheon in cafe ane
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
Free Ride to
RedOndO

Every day by electric line every 20 minutes All
lots $50. $4 down, $4 per month, no interest no,
taxes.
Rich soil and plenty of pure water, only IA
cents per thousand gallons. Electric light and
electric power now on tract
Come one, come ALL Get your free electric
railway tickets at office, 124 South Broadway,
Los Angeles
Free tickets from Los Angeles to Redondo
and return every day, every 20 minutes, by cleo
trio railway Call at office for free tick
ets Don't delay Lots selling fast Soon
will be all sold. Do it now All lots one price-no
more, no less. Only $50 per lot; 81 down, 81 per
month. No interest, no taxes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
Like a Deserted Village

This town was like a deserted village
today Everybody who is anybody has
gone where they can be cooled with
sea breezes. When society begins to
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

Fiber-Grass and Bnsi<et Suit Cases
$3.50 to $500, in our leather goods de-
partment. Good things for the beach or
mountain trips. Sanborn. Vail q Co.,
S57 So. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08

The Herald win sell you sS5 worth OF
records and GIVE you a six months
subscription 10 The Herald and a So
Talk-o-Phone absolutely free.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
Smoking Among Women

Those who say smoking among
women in this country is on the i'm
crease and that smoking cars for
women will not he a joke a decade
hence might have found support for
their views had they seen a party of
horsewomen who were coming down a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-08
is Quite Dlmlnutive

He Is scarcely four feet high and
weighs less than ninety pounds, but he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
IN Circuit onnr

Judge Galloway is holding court In
Department No p and tho following
docket oniriss have besn madei
Tho case of wolfer Va Hurst and
hinAle was 80 for January gsh an I
Ip IN.
l. West W, q and J, West Jemur.
Ter hloi aud oywuled.
Ln'iieh Va spaniel. demurrer over.
ruled ana defendant has ten 5s,, a
answer.
Dora Richardson vs.. Fred Richard.
s'n' divorce granted az prayeI 70,
upon gFouuds or habitual irurt.rr.s.
'has Scott assignse ysn N
smith, q al, 80 for January som ~
. "a. n- Clerk ori,red 90 opsn 5spo
st'ous
y NJ johnson rs. o. u. SAVAGE
'r,'cTrd remaIdej 20 count, court 70,
rrheaTing
\. N'lsr vs. D. j. Klsp.r viii of
'''''", ~ Tor January Mu. uln|
ma =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

n Chicago. Jan. sA-CapBs5 -.
have foT the hrst time been so-r...s
and there Is no rclics in sight u,tl ~.
July 'T'F somes On the msrket .
= 'ei'A's, including Maryland. Csi,.o'
NJ Louis ans Indianapolis hs, -
'' per cent Of she rressu, npph, ssJ
prices have jumped s cents n, -
pound can 20 rs cents IN oBs -. =.
N''d 'As prize viii be trebIe5 i, =
other week 80 an
The 1895 pack Of tomatoss sr,,..
81 20 s.ooo000 osses e.sh .,r.-,-,--
,Areo d0lea twOpOuna can. Tag- =
''''o'oV0 eases short of the on,,.,, "a
,-e pf'vtoos year. OF tAis anrl,
Wess. '' S-N TIE
..l to'pFe S'les Immediately ate m n.
''''oo'o oasos that were lef ws
'ynaea'e grabbed up l.e5oooo -
saving $4,000 sasos to as,,r ~
nonth. '~S0s
0Slif0ruia and the SoaA are ,l,..A-
-'PP'ae fresh tOassOss but a. -,
SOP ,A' gap sESePs tor a day . ,~ol
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Cured LurnbAro.

A.B Cannon, Chicago, writes March
4. 1908, "llayihg been troubled viii
iumbaro a. different umss and tried
ons physician after another, then dif.
fsront elnimenis and lisimcsis, gavs Il
up alioroiher ~ tried once more
and goi . bottle u nailafd's Snow Lin
inert, which rave ms almos, instant
faisf can ehesffuliy recommend u,
and win sdd my nams n yeur hst q
sua@ss" SOL BY d. }. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
aLehsnlnr. mllrrlnr -

OF aguo and malaria can b. relieves
and cured with Electric Biiiors Thii
10 pure, tonic medicine. Of especial
benefit In malaria, for Il oHefts q true
curative influence on The disease. dfiv.
log u entirely out Of the system. Il Il
muah 10 10 preferred 20 quinins, hav.
Ing none Of ihis drugs bad after n.
fecta p. = Nunday, of Henrietta,
Twas writes "My brother was very
low With malarial fsyev and jaundics
iill hs took Elcc,rie Bitisrs. which
saved bic life" AZ }. G. Perry's drug
store, price soc, guaranteed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Personals

O. p. Bishop went 70 Portland thi
morning.
L. c. stringer left this morning 70
Spokane.
r. Youngeuberg left today for Kim
ball. Nebraska.
J. Orem and wife left last night foi
Severance, Kansas.
Mrs William Eagles, Of Albany, Il
visiting in the city.
A. r. Dole left yesterday afternoon
for Victor, Colorado.
Mis-. laura Chambers, Of Albany, Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Albro Dicken.
son.
sheriff Culver made a business visit
to the northern end Of the county TO.
day.
Mrs J. C. Goodale, Jr., returned this
morning from a visit to relatives in
jefferson.
Attorney Anderson NJ Cannon re-.
turned this morning from a short visit
20 Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Boise, Jr., and
Mrs. Charles L. McNary returned last
evening from Portland.
Mrs. W. ~ Gatens came up from
Portland last evening, and will spend
several days with her husband in this
city.
Mics Doris Gregory Of Lebanon. has
entered Willamette University College
Of Music. under William Wallace Ora.
ham.
Miss Gail Cordiugly returned 20 her
home IN Brownsville today, after
visit with her sister at Arlington, and
friends In this city
Mr. and Mrs '. y. starr are visit
Ing NJ Starts sister. Mrs. p. X !
Churchill They are returning from
a visit TO Southern Oregon.
Mss Bcse Cameron stopped over On
route homr from Portland. and spent
Yesterday as ihe guest of Mrs. Albro
Dickinson and oih,r friends.
Niw Bertha Kay, who has been 90
ar'i DO staging tho Pirates Of Pen.
rance " returned 90 Portland this
She will he back THURSDAY
o.complets her task.
Mrs John Gleason, who has been
ne guosi Of hsr daughter, Miss Hclen.
'or tho past few DAYS. returned 20 her
Zone In Oregon City yesterday after
boon Mis Gleason L. ono of ~
caohofu In the Salem public schools
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

To be a successful wife, 20 retain the
| love aud admiration OF her husband,
should be a woman's constant study.
Al the first indication Of ill-health,
painful or irregular periods, head.
ache or backache, secure Lydia r.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
begin Is use.
Mrs Chas. y. Brown. Vice President
Mothers Club, 2l Cedar Terrace, Hot
Springs, Ark, writes:
Dear Mn Pinkham,-
"For nine years dragged through mlssr.
able existence, suffering with inflammation
and female weakness and worn out with
pain and weariness lone day noticed n state
ment by n woman suffering a. I was, but who
had been cured by Lydia +. Pinkhams Veg
etable Compound, and I determined 20 try *
AZ the end n three months I was a different
woman. Every one remarked about it ard
my husband fell In love with me an over
again, Lydia r pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound built up my entire system, curti the
trouble, and I felt like n new woman. am
rurp u viii make every suffering woman
strong, well and happy, a. Il has me-
Women who are troubled with pain.
ful or irregular periods, backaohe.
bluatinR Tor hatulencc), displacemsnta,
Inflammation or liberation, that bear.
iug.down feeling, dizziness. faintnrla,
indigestion, or nervous prottration
may be restored 90 perfect health
aud strength by taking Lydia Il.
finkhams Vegetable Compound.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Ledge Installation.

Tho Rathbono Sisters held their in.
siallation last evening, and tho follow.
ihg oficsfu we're ins,aleji Most excel.
lent chief, Mrs Geo, win, excellent o..
niof Mu iaCroiEl excellent junior.
Mr. NJ Wpruti manager, Mrs l.. X
siin.oni NJ of n and C., Mrs. A. l.
Gardnsr, A. of y. Mfs 81. Heleni pro
iesiof NTs. Col olmsioad; outside
guard Mfa Steve McTaddrn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
PLENTY OF PROOF
Prom People You Know-Tyom salem
Citizens

The greatest skeplis can hardly fai
10 be convinced in the face Of syl
denee like this. IL Is impossible 4,
produce better proof of merit than N,
testimony OF residents of salem. OF pso
pie who can be seen AZ the time. Read
the following case Of il,
q, 8 Cooper, farmer, living three
miles northeast OF Salem, on the Gar.
den road, says 81 was raised in the
wheat district and when a good lump
OF boy / pFidsi myself a. having
as much strength as any other bow In
the neighboThood, and when mum.
Der OF Us got together We often test.
ed our strength by lifting. ] very
often lifted two bags Of wheat. but
have since regretted having done 30
as the result was that strained nv
back and ever after had more or lea,
trouble from dun aching pains seyos.
my loius and other symptoms OF ks.
ney complaint In some way Doan =
Kidney Pills were brought to my no,
liee and the FIRST went 10 town 7
dropped into nF. stones drug store
and Inquired about them. I was tols
they were highly recommended and sd.
Vised 20 give then a trial I ala A
Aud while did not follow the trsst
ment as regularly as should have
zone es'Hg a poor hand to take any
A'nd OF medieins the bsnsht i derived
IRON their use stamps them as rem.
'ay Which sets fully up to the rep,s. |
'eniatioAs male for it,
FOR sale oy all dealers Price so
.sA.s Fos'eEAilbura Co, Buffalo. N.v |
! ora sole agents FOR the United state
Remember the nans-Doan
axe no other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

fr,s, jan a. Lisutonaut nugsrs
son of 0snsfal nuFyfe. somman,lsf
in.ehisf ~ ths rIeush army, has as
espis'l its Invitation u prcs.d,n,
Roosevelt 60 80 60 ths UuItcd state.
ahd v.sli ths government military
scheola. anl taks a soufss thsr..n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Imperfect DiRsst,on

Means ies nutrition and in coma.
q0enee less vitality, When the live,
iNils 70 seeFets bile, the blood become,
'0aeed With bilious properties, the al
sv'a0n becomes impaired and the how.
&c :. sonstiPated. Herbine win yss,if,
TINS II gives tone to the stomach I,v..
anu lonsy'r strengthens the appsti,s
sie-F' : and improves the sOmplsIio0 h.
'l'e' new hfs and vigOg to the MOL
- ISs's'n' Doc a bottle. Sold By D. J.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Lodge Defends PreSissn,

'slins'on, Jan. "A. - ssnsto,
Lodge in the senate to5sv nea- -'ol
.i-e. si-0l0la defense OF the admipist,a.
ton : foreign policy, He eharastsTi-.s ,, !
poli.r y. 'le discussions on the foreign
aSs 'ey as smaeking Of a moot court
o Sla 'n'i tsntally denied the report TIA,
ts,~, would stand for snOtAsr
ts- - de declared he believed the ali.
I' IsSenees existing as a result 80 ~.
- -, -,''n situation would be "A.
lssted By negotiation. NJ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

T. J. Chambers editor vindisator.
iAboriy, Texas, writes December 9s
1906
with pleasure and unsolicited BY
you bear testimony 20 the curative
power of hallaFd's uorehound Syrup. I
have usci it ana my fanily can cheer.
fully afirm y Is the moss effective and
ess' remedy for coughs and solds I
have ever used" Sold BY d. J. Pry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
sDoiled Ha Beauty.

Harriet Howard, Of W. s4tA H'
New York, at one time had her %.
spoiled with akin trouble. She v"'
- had salt rheum OF eczema for -
but nothing would cure Il, until ! :
bueklen's Arniea salve. " A quieh
sure healer for cuts, burns and -
2Se a. ]. @. Perry = drug store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

In order TO give the people Of =
an opportunity 20 see the bsil-
country south Of Salem, and to ~
development being made BY The =
Pany, the Citizens Light a Tf's-
Company win run excursion cars %
rock quarry, south Of oed Nls.
cemetery, leaving the Willamsii' =
on even hours Enjoy a pleasant =
and see for yourself. y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
ron ATToRNrY.orrrplt

The undersigned hereby ars-,l
himself AZ a candidate fof rts-s
70 the Office Of attorney general :
jcot 70 the approval Of Rsug.
voters AZ tho primaries
A. ~ CRAWRun
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

Professional indoor baseball viii b.
played a. San Jose, Cal, this winter
aud among the players will b. Elmer
Emerson, one 81 tho Tacoma Tigers
pitchers last season Hs belonged 20
ihs Salem Raglabs a. one time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Broke worlds Record.

urmoud. f.a- Jan et-iansia bfok,
tho worlds hvemile automobile rec
ord to-day, going tho distance 10 s.6iA
hemorv thea beat ihis by 20 second,
going d Ln alalA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
FOR SUPERINTENDENT or >
LIo INRTRurT1or

I hereby announce myself usv
ddato for denomination for n, Z.
Of superintendent Of Public l,e
tion, and solicit the supper. Of th
publicans At tho primaries Arm N
J. II. ACKERuir|
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
rOvn rOpies Vas "rhnnv +,

New York, Jan. 24-Beynara n
sake of Baltimore, president a tbs
rAi'iH0Fe Trust Company, testified In
',' 'he Deuel. Libel suit against HapeOoj
'Ais morning that the item rsass,in,
apoh his family was discontinue, =
Town Topics after he gave the 49,
amount Of advertising
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
roR RrATn HrNArnn

! hereby announce mysoif ~tu
dsdate for state senator q lhs 1
trioi, subject 70 the nominauoa a q
hands of tao Republican vu,srs II \
Tion county az tho fortheouiu, !
mary election.
ALEX. Ia P0LLFl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
ron COUNTY REcoRpER

/ hereby announce myself a. q Z
dldate for the ofiiee OF county rsowa
and solicit the support Of RsPsAas
voters for that nomination AZ iAs iaa
coming primary election.
W. L. J0Nn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24

tFour o'Cost Eiltlon)

ANNNf y 'lN'A NHllllNhI
aau fancisoo. ian. sA-At thi'
moTulng's session of che Pacide Coas,
tesgao Il vas decided that Fresno
take ho place u Tacoma In che lcague
A. "a Evans viii aoi as director. AMI
the ssasou opeus April 1th, With Oak
had a. ios Anrslss, Seattle a. san
fFanoisoo ami Portland a. Ffosno Mike
hshef will mahaFr The Fresno team.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
FOR COUNTY TRHAsURER

I hereby anhounee myself A. as
didate for reelection 20 the ohs
county treasurer, subject TO n0ni-a
by the Republicans Of MaFiOa s'-'
az the forthcoming primaries
W. Y. RICHARDSON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
FOR STATE PRNy

The undersigned annous,- v-..
as a Republican candidate Il, n,-
ination for state printer a, a, =.
coming primaries.
]. r. WHITNEY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
F+ff+FEtEttsst-s++..,
FOR GovERNop

Republicans Of Oregon -.
informed that I am a candida, !,
nomination Of governor AZ A.
lee to be held April Goth.
JAMES w1THYco,r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
FOR STATE TREAsrpu

The undersigned announce. a.
as a candidate for the ofi,s q, |.
treasurer, subject TO the s..is..
the Republican voters al a, :.
coming primaries.
]. II. AiTEw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-24
Always Good

mere is always something good 10
'' A'o az our place, This week ss so
and '4oo shoes for $500. Nep,s nm.
oeTWear al S5 cents a garment
THE TOGGERY.