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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
ELOQUENT TRIBUTE PAID MEMORY OF
MKINLFY BY BRYAN IN CANTON, 0.

Canton, Ohio, oct. 2G.-Af.er o
vhldI Of la.i day over ,ac section
ot northeastern Ohio, William !. Br,
On spoke here AZ ! 80 this afternoon
for al hour 90 a large audience 10 ~
Auditorium he had planned o. ,i..'
the Mckinley tomb, but the bellcd
train schedule di,arraneed Do, plans
and be- va, forced 10 omi, ,lr Trip.
In opening his address, Bryan ref-r
red 90 Mckinley as follows:
"In former csnyasset VI ,hi, state
l have go, had au opportunity o.
speak 10 Canton, O., some people have
Thi, VA. due 90 the faa. that my op
ponent'- home was here. We Away.
rosom.za local pride That was de,
fca,ei .u two former campaigns by
the man whose sp.r; of private iif,
and public character we're so high
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
THE REPORT WAS A FAKE.
There Was No Fire in the Glenn Pool
Yesterday

A rumor gained considerable cred.
ence yesterday afternoon and last
night, borne out by black
stream of smoke easily distinguish
able from this city, that a great fire
was raging in the Glenn pool, threat.
ening destruction to a number of
tanks stored with oil. The fire turn.
ed ont to be nothing more than the
burning Of small pool of oil which
had run into gully around which
workmen were burning brush and
weeds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

rooms, ,ae judges Office and United
State, oIerk'- Office and attorney ,.
a..m, a.. $3.50 l.a proof vaults. Tic
building vii. be p.nm5ei for a., and
I3 water ari w.I. be heated a.tl
natural gas. Il vi.I have computation
sa. and electric .i-a, axe.re. III,
whole building is 90 be provided with
.o.e.s .ayal8r.es, drinking tluH.
a.H,, and emergency hose, DO ease ot
fire Tie interior aa,,a v.l. be F.em.
.-a oak and will present a very pleas
.H- appearance Everything nece,-
-ary 90 make ,hs building a, neal
nar.es, and up 20 date as money n,.i
.IH s provided t.r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

aai 81, universally admitted viii al
say. give me a sense 1t cgmtor,ab.,
pleasure -
Complimentary reference was made
90 the work Of Roosevelt:
Way !. j. that the president
stand, on, in pypalan.yi' a4Sed
Bryan
"I, d, because be is the one ma.
wa1 aa, mad courage enough to aban.
don tle republican platform and io.
.,v tie democratic platform. But dc
not blame the pre,iden, for adopting
lem cratic ideas, lie could not 20
.g 'ha r.gh, direction aud do anything
else We have bad our fight for year,
and aaw we are going iu the same d.
re,..a, republicans, democrat, and
r.paI..., with the democrats away
ahead.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

protected BY large assets and ample
resources, but are based upon good
faith and commercial honor, which
during nearly a century Of prosperity
and aiyerslty, have never been found
wanting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE - Railway ticket over
the Frisco and Great Western to
Kansas City Good until tventy-on,
days from October l6. A bargain
Inquire Lock Box 1872, or corner of
South Fifth and Cheyenne. lo-26-G
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

whom expressed themselves as dis
yuested at the conduct OF the Demo
Gratis in reference to besmirching the
character and good name of Mr..
Gregg The concensus of opinion at
the meeting was that the entir.
country vote would 90 unanimously
for Gregg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
Knights and Ladies Of Security.

- H@@shs
The Knight. saI La.lc, Yf Seur.
ity meet m regular session every Cuc.
DAY night iE the Er.r, hall Ju Ea,.
First street. Last Wednesday night
Sas a social session anl am oyster
supper was much enjoyed The hon
ors OF the order were conferred q
hive candidate, 4 degree team vii.
BE- organized az the uext meeting.
The lodge officer, are d, follows:
President, DR.. 7 +. Shepherd
First vice president, Mr Sadie
Gibson
Second vice president, Mrs. Minnie
Barlee.
Pre.ate, Mr'. Ararilla Dubler.
Corresponding secretary, Miss Elsie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

Inverted gas burners are now on
sale by the Ewing Hardware com
pany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

Glass, Glass Glass all sizes at the
Tulsa Decorating Co. l0-27-2t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

THE RELIABLE UNDERTAK
ER, BAXTER. l0.2-tf.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

DR. Harrison, Dentist, over Baker
drug store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

Gregory
Fialuc.er, r NJ. Hines.
Con iuctor, Ms, Dora Dockery
Guard, j. A. Gibson.
Sentinel, T.. A. Naae,t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
MEMS WORK SHIRTS

We have good one for you men
t, close at..,.,..,...,.........39 39e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27

DR. Harrison. Dentist over Baker p
Nue Store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
LADIES DRESS SKIRTS

We have large assortment and
more will arrive soon. We have them
10 Blacks, Browns, Blues and Grays,
with Plaids to arrive soon. Ask to see
cur Skirt .for..............9S CSC
Also lsofor...,.r.....,.....s24S for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
ovERALLs AND JUMPERS

We have too many to mention prices
but ask to see them and il we don
trade, we'll give you souvenir worth
Your time spent in coming We have
some large sizes, which take up room.
Please come and get them, Mr.. Fat
Man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-10-27
SILK PETTIcoATS
CLoAKs

For Children, Misses and Ladies
llon .,'''.''.,.,....., Sl.25 up
We give Premium Tickets. =.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
rsolLfsTES-s
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

hzaEs e.l&1a Eall-A AL Rsssss{ Tlsz.
sp-ctnc tur Co4s1lf-stiao. la4 tres1Ann. 1--we
Aad ka4ney IroEzk.ss f.u1rios Er'sr-.a -.
hlnc.c h41 hraa.h, SlExglsA H1WeAk HeGaarks
A1e hacENcAa las Aas.ky MQSnaAln ~ an -
hnEnAsrgn nsra CcMR&sy. Mnaasaa. VIA
solDEs kyeeEIs F0a Skllos psop n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
READ
ABOUT THE
QUAKE
The journal Provides II Free
for All Advance Sub
scriptionS

Have you ordered the new earth
quake book yet that The Journal is Of
fersng Ss a premium for paia-in-ad-
vsnee subseripiiODsf THIS book is
written IN splssaid 4yte. and is a
vivid description Of the events Of the
terrific earthquake of April lsih ct
sAn Frazcisoo, and Of the devastating
are and holocaust that followed. Not
only does il contain a full, complete
and an,hezsie detailed description Of
tkese events. bat in its 400 pages it
also tells Of p-evi0rs great earth
qnakes. Sres and voles.ie erup,ions-
The beck l. fully illustrated from
phosogEsphs. showing the ruined city
In contrast with its magniheenee and
beauty before the fAteful April day.
To secure ;his book. or either Of The
other three books which we offer as
preuaiuus. il Is only neeesSary that you
serd rs SEQ to pay for the Daily Cap
itzl Journal IN advance. II you are in
arrears. the arrearSges must first be
paid Up and the $500 in addition be
cent. Tie postage or the books u 20
cents ard this amount nus; also be
cent for each book. II the boys and
girls want 70 earn these books, they
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, Lucas
County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
"a senior partner Of the firm Of F. ].
Chsnsv & Co.. doing business in the
CITY Of Toledo, County ard State
aforesaid, and that said firm viii pay
the sun Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of ca
,srrh that cannot be cured by the use
Of Halls Cstarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 20 before me and subscribed
IL nv presence this 9Th day OF Deeen-
ber, A. D., 1856. A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal.) Notary Public.
Halls Csts-rh Cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood
and nueuous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free.
2. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold By al druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for eorsti-
patton
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16

place ny cause before those WHO came
near ne was speedily sileneea
Freed, Hears Star Spangied Banner.
"At last the eleven years were ended,
and I was told was 20 be made free.
As clothing. was provided with . pair
OF oversns and s jumper. large enough
for bow Of fifteen. 1 was thin, and
was able 10 getinso them. Aided BY
two Mexicans erawled from ny eel1,
weak and emseis.si. Musicians were
playing near the dooE Of the prison as
1 went out. together with several hun
6red Mexiesns who were released ch.
same Gay As passed the band, tie
musicians. il strangely happened
struck Up the Star SpaDgied Banner
Il was tie happiest moment Of my life.
Railroad men were kind 20 ne, and
allowed NE TO ride OF freight trains 10
z Psso. I had an insane desire for
sugar cane Whenever I could secure
a stalk attacked il ssvagely. The
sweet juice seemed 70 satisfy long
ing that had been growing in intensity
for twelve years
81 wonfer / did not become insane.
The Only reason ny mind was not
completely shattered IS, I believe. be-
cause ] deliberately So about keeping
i as clear as possible I had no books
20 read, 10 cards with which 20 annse
myself. but had cigarettes and
matches. arranged the cigarettes in
rows and thea pulled q match along
them. as though Il were a train, hack
ing i from one row 70 another, switch
ing IL forward here and over there.
sn6 stopping a. the end OF each cigar
ette 70 esa the name OF station. nam
ing II after some eity had known
II the United SSsteS II was q poor,
weak anusenert, bot played this in
provised game by the hour
Whea Humphrey reached z Psso
lie staggereif into the police station
and fen tzinting 10 the hSOr. When
revived he begged for 3 glass of water
and place TO spend the night. He
was cared for. and shAt night he slept
under blanket for the fret time in
twelve years The nsxt morning he
was taken 20 the county hospital,
wAere he Is gra&aAlly regaining some
Of his los, strezg1h-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16

esn 90 50 ty sending rs subscription
for their parents OF some friend II
they send six subscriptions at 500
each paid in advance, we viii send
them all fo1r books postpaid. II four
Subscriptions are sent, two books Wiii
be ssu+ postpaid. Or single subscriP-
rious the extra 20 cents must be En-
elose-i 70 pay postage or the book Sc
lee,ea Now. boys AID girls, get 10
work ard earn these books.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
OREGON PIONEERS REUNION
VIII Be Held In Portland On Thurs
day. June I4-rndisn War veter-
ans Also Meet

lie Ll-ltN N-AoAlA- A-LO@- EcNA-SA %
the Oregon Pioneer Association viii
be held in the Armory at the corner
Of Tenth and Coach streets. Portland,
or Thurdsy, June Il. All persons
coming 70 or horn in the original ter
risory Of Oregon up TO and including
1859. without regard 70 where they
now live, are eligible TO membership
pioneer headquarters viii be at the
Oregon Hstoricsl Society's ROOMS on
the top floor OF the eity hall, beginn-
ing with Monday, june II, WHERE
badges may be secured from the sec
re;Ary. Geo II. Hines TO IL O'Clock.
June IA. Photos Of pioneers, relies Of
erasisag the plains, documents, ete-
on exhibi;isn
BY vote al the annual meeting in
1904 the usual procession viii De dis
Pensea vita An pioneers should be
az the Srnory Al O'Clock ?. Il. where
The literary exercises Will take place.
Following is the program:
Music (pa;rotie)-B2nd.
Pr&yer-Rev. A J. Huaszker, ls47
chaplain.
Address of weleone-Hoz- Harry
Lane. mayor q Portland.
ResPons>-JOAn ". MintO, ls4S
PreSi3ent
AoaEess-HOa- Ailen Weir. Olympia,
ex-Presi1eut Washington Pioaser Asso-
eissson.
SOEg.
BenedictiOH-Ck1plain-
Mnsis, "AmerioS '-Au5ieoes Grd
baaA
Social hour uEtl O'eioek.
rhen viii folOlw a grand bSzque,
under the nAa1eesneEs Of the Psoneel
wSzaa's Auxiliary, MrS C. n Cart
wFiSAt. chairman, givsE 20 AL tA'
neGheis Of the association in goo
ssARding Who have the proper hAag'
for lsce. Special invitA,ioas via b
iss1ei 20 the husbands % wives q
pSozsers who nay rss BE pi0n
esrs themselves. upon application
70 Mr.. Hines. No children sdzit;e.
10 the haAeUet AnnnAl bOansss meet
iHg At T;so = H. 70 hc followed BY A.
" experseuce meeting" in charge o
Rober, A. Millsv, of PoFtlAsA
TIE annual b1siDess meeting Of n
InaiAn War Veterans wsl be hesa G,
Wednesday, JsHs 18th
For further izfOrnAtioz address GeS
II. HinsS eity hall Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
ANOTHER
COMPANY
TO BUILD IT
Public Is Growing Somewhat Weary OF
Paper Railroads Manufactured IN
Portland, and Run by Hot Air

s-.s VALLEY and United Railways Com
rs-ses. The rights Of way FOR the road
between Portland and Salem have been
s=.-rei. and about four miles Of grad
i-- j. done between Salem and Chema-
". Tie syndicate has subscribed the
entire amount Of stock necessary 10
finance ard equip the road between
Portland ard Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
Sure crr. fur Pnaz

IteAing Psles prodaes moisture and
cause itching this form, a. vel az
BliHd. Rlssdizg O. Prstrudiag Piles
are cured ky DR.. Bo@aRos Pils
Remedy. STOPS itching and hlssdiag
AbsoFes tanss& 500 . jar q Arsggist,
~ sent ey @ail Treatise frss writs
ns Absuf year case Or. Bs~41k&, Pal
AdelrAiA, Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
@ oa sf nss

If yoo wAHi 8 gn1'-s
ia Jes.Lsr or Vs-oSa 60
sttezd l. {. Josses
week -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
Deaths from Appendicitis

Decrease in tie same ratio that the use
Of Dr.. Kings New Life Pills Increases
They save you from danger and bring
quick and painless release from con
ssipstion and tie lis growing out Of
il. ssrength ard vigor always follow
their use Gua-sntesd By J. c. Perry,
druggist. 25 eerts. Try them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
TWELVE YEARS N
A MEXICAN PRISON
In Solitude and Forbidden to Speak.
Keeps Sane By Running
Imaginary Train

Z Paso. Tex. May l6.-BrOken in
health, John Hunphries is enjoying the
comforts of a clean cot in an Aneri-
car hospital, after nearly - years OF
solitary confinement II Mexican
prison.
Hunphries Is Texan by birth and
an electrician by trade. He was in
charge Of the power house 8; TO-reon.
Mexico. and in order 20 load a battery
he turned or voltage Of 600 into the
wires City laws restricted the volt
age 20 5000. As III luck would have il,
a wire broke and killed four men AZ
ter awaiting trial for a year, he was
sentenced 10 eleven years in a solitary
cell
Then. what he declares 20 have beer
slow death began. The 6rSt year was
noe 50 bad for the electric company
had furnished him money 10 buy
clothes, and he had occasionally seen
and talked with white man. After
the first year his frijOles and to-tiAas
were showed az him through = slide in
the door Of his fOur-by-six dir;-hoor
eel. which had neither bed nor chair.
He neyer Was permitted 70 speak 20
s SOUL &Ee although the sane stone
walls sheltered 1890 other prisoners.
he never gazea upon the face os ore
cf then
Twice in che eleven years Of his sen
tenee lie lett his eel. These two oe-
oAsions were during the period when
the ToTTeon STATE prison was being
moved from its old quarters TO its
new.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
S$s(())((


The 1
enths,sis
rooms ii
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16


pauv. 8, 500. coo corporation, and the
IIn,eru-bzz Land Company. an auxil-
iarv corporation, flied articles Of in
eorvora.ion today in the Multnomah
county clerk : Office. The new corpora
tisn Is to be the holding company for
the Willamette Valley Company and
the Willamette Valley Traction Com
pony, corporations originally promoted
bv Thomas Sheridan, A Weleh and
later by Barstow & Chambers and Mof-
Fat & White The new company, with
the MoEat & White syndicate as its
hackers. viii construct and operate the
road from Portland TO Salem
There VIII be auxiliary eompsnies.
inelDding the land company, an ex-
press company. 4 telegraph and tele-
phone sonpanv, and possibly other or
CARNATIONS for carrying OF the exten-
sive business Of complete system Of
electric iDserUrban lines il the william
cite valley. with the most modern
equipment, high speed and 8 service
which. the builders say, viii rival any
Eastern electric nterurban road. VII
liam Stuart representing MoHst &
White of New York. cane 20 Portland
a few days ago 10 attend TO the organ
izStion Of the new company, and the
taking over Of the business Of the
original corporations.
Two Million and q Half.
The ineOrPoratOrs Of the Oregon
Electric Railway Company are Thomas
SootS Brooke, h L COrbett and R. W.
Lewis. The capital stock is s2,50o.ocO.
Tie purposes Of the corporation, as
stated in the srtieleS are TO construct
a System Of railways single or double
track. from a point near the north
boundary line OF the city Of Portland
in a sOutherly direction and across tire
Willamette river 10 and through the
city Of salem 20 a point az or near
the south boundary of RosebOrg. 10
operate locomotives and motor cars.
erect poles and electric wires. operate
telephone and telegraph lines and elee
irie power plstns. 20 manufacture and
ne gas electricity, steam ard con-
pressed air and TO OWE parks and places
Of amusement; 20 own and operate
steamboats, on the Columbia. william
cite and other rivers and or The Pacific
oeean
Has Manifold Purpose.
The IntsrurbaE Land COnpSEy, with
a nominal capital Of s2OOO, Is ireo.-
pora;e5 by ?. J. Smith. ". 4 Johnsol,
Margaret White. Its purpose is 70 se-
suire and deal in all kinds ot l&nds.
lay 0ut townSi;es and additions. 70 deal
il farm lands, build docks, warehouses,
fumes. acquire water Tights, engage il
mining or the business OF gas steam.
electric lighting. irrigation; 20 iHpos,
gOoz The principal place Of busi-
ness Of both corporations VIII b II
Portland The papers are drswr byI
J. y. Teal snd cover nearly every Ike
Of development setiviiy row Open Il
the Pacific Northwest
The company Is Incorporated in se-
eoriADee with plans mapped Ou; vixen
MostSf & wkI,e took over the project
Of the Wilianette Valley TrseiioI
Comp3ny sozne nouths ago, through re
gofissiOnS carried or by Prank Robert
son, ard placed the whole project in
the hands Of BSrst0w Chambers.
since which time the city eornel OF
Portland has bSSa wrestling With the
question Of = frSsekise On Frout
street SSkea for by both the william
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
HEALTH RESTORED
BY YOUR BIITERS

Il the gis. Of the Thousands Of sestx
D0n.Als received frOz grateful people
With sSeh Prsof 10 back il there is 70
Logical reason way any uAH OF wOzaE
sAOulS remain siekly. Get bottle Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16

DR.. Stones hsl Sas
does . strictly sza sann w
ono, and No sas $50 { zrz
stock; its sheiTs. szs'u n
eases are loaded Va s'r -
notions teilss Es1s Va
liquors Of al hs's 10 30
poses. d. stoss ssyx '
in medicine szz has fsi s'1
er.psrienes in tss F'''aa :
tions are freA Prssrs
and Only regssr PISS y ! !
DR.. s.ebe ea. b tad .
store ssiea, oresI n'1 '
morning until 9 ss s<ai
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
A T0tser1ng Wreck.

TweAty-fOur years q age, alert ard
keeE minded, known as a first class
electrician whe2 lie wzs guilty Of the
error Which eos him the best years Of
his life. HuZPArey TODAY IS brokea
and tocss-iEg--& physical wreck. and
EOoe 100 eleAr rne1iailyl And We; lie
Is Oaly So years OF Sge.
''For fO1- years Of tke eleven wears
OF ny se-ienre I AAy On nv hack on
the diri Hoo- Of ny eel, raeked in
suffering from an aggravated eon-
PlAiHt Of tAs kt1neyS,'' szi6 Ham
pArey. - Fr~Eea fer death and il
would no< eoGe. bot after four wears
had passed the Sisesse apyArently
left ne Ny keslth nevsrtheless Was
go1A
after the es0skss which wore when
/ catered the p<asOa were worn ous I
w@s gsve2 10 osAerS Tie rags Of nv
former gArrn~ass we're the Only clothes
/ bad V-sita~s sOzaximes cane 70 zee
, tAs p~isoa and tAey re1ld drop = few
pennies tkro1gA the hale in NY doc.
4zd w'olla gre them 70 the Msxis4r
soedisrs vac guarded tAs pri~ol, AMI
they w0ll2 h<izg Ia tohAeeo ana slR.
s-~ss~ paPerA ! w1s nOt Hn0wed e
spsAk 20 s=y o.s and vAsa I tzisa t1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BiTTERS

To-day and let Is restore yOCr health.
too. For na1gusaoa. DyspspsaA Eloa,-
ing. sozr RszingS HeaA4eAs. oosssve-
nss~ Fe4.A,s Ms 81 Malaria il Is sr-
seilezt.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-16
Sos.ee - B,1z s'

Notice Is hsrsby g'a
ho,dirg bosds !, :, $50
seaool ais.re; No. 4 q -
oregca, ths; lie s.Hs 's.' : Z
IN. and VIII BE paid vlin
Of this da.e, at he eos :
.reszrer, 5SssSs Cs1's~
Astoria, O-egol "
Ds,ed As:Ozia, oFsgr
Of Nay, lsos. r,
cHAs A m
COuz;y TrszSrs'. -
S2-Sot
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-24
NOMINEES FOR
COUNTY OFFICES
IN MINNESOTA

Branae register i 0. 5fsthun V sheriff George
probate, e. Il. Thorson surveyor. X. j. Kinney;
superintendent. G. c.. ferguson; county COM
m1issioners, Dana Hoyt and Halyos Halvorson,
all republicans. y r"
g Experimentation C. E. Brainerd; treasurer,
Of probate, Heman Blackmer; sheriff, Oscar
subby; county attorney, n. f. Peterson; super
Int ntendent, G.. p Latin: surveyor. T.. II. Fisk.
Henry kaemer is candidate for representative
on the PUBLIC ownership ticket and I. E. Noble
Roseau-Auditor. syver B. Bertilrud (rep.l !;
treasurer. A. s. koukom (rep.); register, Ole L.
!ssP;5: !adss Of psoDsts Nike Holm 'e Gep3;
schools: G. II. Mattson (rep.j; coroner, j. B.
Muir (dem.). .. ,..-.,. )
wright-Register August Hafrten; attorney,
a. 1d; j. W9oey; superintendent A. A. zesk;
Moffatt; all republicans The democrats made
no nominations except william Ziebarth for
Nicollet-The primary nominees are: c. A.
Johnson (rep), state senate; 7. O. Haugen
tive; A. II. Freeman lrep. 't'0 auditor; John
Webster (rep), treasurer; Henry Mol (rep.l }.
judge of probate A. A. Stone (rep.), county
attorney; ]. G. Kettner (rep), register; John
Sander (dem:), Superintendent; August Olson
(rep.l, sheriff; G. f. Merritt (rep.), coroner;
II. W. Daniels (dem.) and NJ. NJ. Cram (rep.),
county surveyor: commissioner second district,
P. E. Olsen (rep.); commissioner, fourth dis
trict. G. A; Swanson (dem.) and hubert Alt
mann (rep.).
Cass-Sherih, Alex B. Riddell; county attor-
ney, J. S. Scribner; judge of probate, L. NJ.
LANCE; register, NJ. ]. Guam; treasurer. w. T..
McKeOWn; clerk of court n, J, Palmer: SILL
perintendent, Olaf Oleson; coroner, F. L. Will
coz.