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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17

General Secretary Forbes and
President Staley pulled of the dedi-
catory exercises OF the remodelled
Salem Y. NJ. G. A. rooms In good
shape Friday evening. There was a
large attendance. and after speeches,
music and general inspection OF the
enlarged establishment. the Ladies'
Auxiliary served punch to the hun
dreds OF guests.
Fred Virgins, In n felicltous
speech introduced his successor. w.
I. Staley, OF the Capital Business Col
legc, who presided and introduced
the speakers. The new president be-
spoke the hearty support OF the busl-
ness people and members OF the
churches OF Salem for the work OF
the association.
Hon. Frank Davey spoke OF the
relation OF the Y. M. c. A. TO the
Commercial Club, of which he Is Sec
retary.
H. u, Thlelsen and n. ], Hen
bricks, OF the board OF trustees. told
OF the work of raising the funds for
making the improvements. the con-
struction of frst-class swimming
tank. as good as any in the state, and
that by New Years n would all be
paid for, except the $500 owed TO
w, NJ. Ladd. OF Portland. which was
drawing xix per cent interest Mr..
Hendricks was modest 90 degree In
saying that no one In particular was
entitled TO credit for raising the
money needed, but all the people OF
Salem had helped nobly, and were
entitled 10 credit. as well as the com
mittee, Applause.
One OF the pleasant features OF the
evening was the vocal solo by Miss
Myrtle Durotte. The singer has a
sweet voice. and very pleasing
presence, and was asked To respond
with some more. but modostly de-
ollned the prorered encore, Anoth-
or popular Salem artist, who always
delights the crowd, was Miss Vera
fyars. In her rendition OF the "Pick-
aninny." She was given an uproar-
ous encore. and gave little TAX Noff
on the short-llvod constaney OF the
man who won the girl under the
slippery elm tree. Then Churchill
and catlow played two spanish
dances as piano duets, with great ef-
feet. II Is not often that piano
players are recalled. but these young
men achieved that distinction.
Col Hoter responded "on the Re-
lation of the Y. NJ c. A. to the
City" and spoke OF the general work
OF Secretary Forbes. lie brought |
down the house by saying that Fred |
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17
Man Not a Carnivorous An,m.,

Any student OF comparative ana.
tony knows that man does not be-
long 10 the carnivorous animals. nor
10 the grass-eating animals, nor IN
the omnivorous animals. although a
Harvard professor has made the re-
mark that man is trying hard 10 he
a pig. Our bodies are organized the
same as the so-called fruit-eating
animals (the gorilla, orang. etc }
The earnivorous animals have short
'n'estines' suited to the digestion Of
meat their teeth are long and sharp
Tor seizing. holding and abrading
the nber of flesh. The grass-eating
animals have several stomachs and
regular grazing teeth.
We resemble anatomically the
fruit-eating animals. the apes. our
Teeth are nat topped. for grinding
Fesetabie floods. Carnivorous ami
mails do not have the horixontal
movement of the lower jaw that we
nave. Not even so-ealled canine
teeth are not the same as in the
eArniVoroas animals. Our intestines.
which are midway In length between
'ne earnivorous and granivorous.
are arranged TO digest fruit and
otner vegetable food. And certain
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17
CANNOT
BE BEATEN
ANYWHERE
Fine Example of Local Talent
In Art of Windows Dressing
at Jos. Meyers & Sons

One may travel all over the coun-
try, but nowhere can be found a bet
ter display OF genuine talent In the
line of window dressers, nor more
artistlcally and tastefully arranged
show windows, available space and
comparatively limited stock of mate
rials taken into consideration, than
right In this city. AS an evidence of
the truthfulness OF this statement
one need only to call around and
take peep into the show windows of
JOS Meyers & Sons. on Court and Lib
erty streets.
Chief among these attractively de-
signed displays of stock Is in the
central window on Court street,
where a splendid line of frst-grade
Thanksgiving linens are so we'll
draped, festooned and folded that
one can scarcely resist the tempta-
ton to enter In aud purchase a few
articles from the fine stock to grace
ones Thanksgiving table. and NIL the
heart of wife and helpmeet with un-
bounded delight.
The other windows. too. are Just
as neat and pleasingly arranged in
goods from the other departments of
the great store. from ladies' novel;
ties in flmy laces and embroiderles
TO hats, suits, coats, trunks. vallses
and mems suits and furnishings. AL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17
SWIMMING
BATHS ARE
DEDICATED
Capital City Y. M. c. A. Building AS Re-
modelled Thrown Open

The largest " building swimming
pool artiaciaIy
the public Following of the
sentiments expressed the speakers;
" enterprises,
of uplifting the community
higher the Salem
calCI
be allowed the swimming who first
the using
profane privileges thirty
days.'--Gcncrai Secretary Forbes.
money
took pcrspation There
about t. but just plain everyday persistence and hard
work"-R Hendricks, Chairman of the Finance Committee
". A. should be sustained
ideals right stands better citizenship for civic
purity
every public President
IIofer, Relation OF Y. NJ. g. A. 20 City"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17
Reform school ys. Y. NJ. q. A.

Tho local Y. NJ. c. A. football team
left this morning for the reform
school, whore Il will play the team of
that place this afternoon.
The lineup for the Y. NJ. C. A. is as
follows; Center, Roy Keen; right
guard, Fred Bernardo; left guard.
WIN Cary; right tackle. Russell
Brooks; left tackle. Harry Savage:
right end. Ralph Southwiek; left
end. Duley Johnson; right half. Joe
Kiser; full back, clifford Farmer;
left half, standley ostrander; quar-.
terback. Clarence shaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17
COOK
STEPS
DOWN
Tendeas Resignation Which Is
Held Up Pending { Charges
Against Him

When l.. G. Cook, superintendent
Of the state portage road at Cello.
rendered his resignation to the state
board of portage commissioners last
Wednesday, It was not generally
known at the time that he was ask
ed to do so by the commissioners.
However such was the case, and
serious charges have been preferred
against him. State Land Agent
Oswald West and Chief Clerk s. A.
Koser left yesterday afternoon for
Cello to make a thorough investi-
cation of the affairs of the portage
road under Mr.. Cooks superintend-
ency. These gentlemen go as the
personal representatives of the mem
bers OF the commission.
Pending this investigation, Mr..
Cook has been relieved of his duties
by the commission and j. A. Smith,
traffic manager of the Open River
association, has been appointed to
temporarily attend to the duties of
the office.
The charge against Mr.. Cook is
serious one and embraces forging
another mans name to a document
as well as approprlatlng money to
his own use intended for another
purpose.
For the past three months, Cook
turned in full time for Engineer Will
liam Stewart at full pay. $3.50 per
month. making a total for the three
months OF $3.50. IL was ascertained
by the members of the commission
when they were at Cello a short
time ago that Mr.. Stewart had actu-
ally worked only third of the time
and was only entitled to $50 per
month or $3.50 altogether. When |
confronted with this accusation. |
Cook acknowledged that this was
true and said that he signed Stew
arts name to the vouchers and got |
them cashed and then paid Stewart |
one third OF the amount. Cooks ex-
cuse for this is that Stewart wanted |
to be away from his duty two-thirds |
OF the time and that he, Cook, did
Stewards work In the meantime
while Mrs. Cook did Cooks own
work. Stewart says that in present.
Ing the claim each month. he signed
them In blank and that the amounts
were in each case filled In by Cook.
Cook says that he felt that the
money was his as he did the work
and that he intended nothing wrong.
Tho commission has instructed
Cook TO remain at the portage road
pending the examination OF its af-
fairs.
Other charges have been preferred
against Cook. so II is said, but this
Is the only one which has been in.
vestigated and which he has ac-
knowledged.
The members Of the commission
found out while they were there n
short time ago that things were In
a poor shape and requested Cook TO
resign, or rather permitted him 10 do
So and since then a quiet investlga-
tion has been going on.
At the time Cook gave out his
resignation. he said the reason for
his action was friction with Traffic
Manager Smith. Of the Open River
association and with l, II. Tane, the
Cello fishery man.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17
X-RAYS

Heney was married at San Fran
cisco. His many admirers hope he is
not taokling another case of fraud
Croker is not egotlstical, but stin
he says God Almighty" beat Hearst
In his recent campaign for calling
Croker a corrupt politician. Croker
Just imagines he is In the Kaiser
Wilhelm class.
The state capital is no longer on
the main line OF travel.
The superintendent of the Califor-
mia exhibit at the Lewis and Clark
fair slzed mp Willamette valley peo-
pies energy as a minus quantity.
Mrs. Potter Palmer Is takiag life
at food tide. Whether Il win lead
on to fame and fortune any greater
than she az present possesses re-
mains like herself 20 be seen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17

fred Hurst, the designer and decor
ator, is a Salem boy. who, through
constant study, originality of ideas
and ambitious perseverance, has de-
veloped into one of the best in his
class In the Northwest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17

Cape Town, Africa. Nov. IT,
Ferrelra. the insurrectlon leader,
has been captured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17
The Bank Habit

Possibly you who read this
have never kept bank account.
II not. let us suggest that YOU try
the experiment You viii find Il
helpful In many ways. Aside
from the fact that your money
will be safe from theft and Are.
s0ch a habit tends 20 thrift aud
economy. discipline and a general
understanding of buainess princl-
pies. all OF which are essential TO
success. Il also Affords a conye-
nient method for the payment OF
bills; aud, as tho checks are al
ways preserved and returned TO
you. they serve as receipts for the
amount paid, We viii be pleased
20 serve you as your banker.
Come In and open a hank account
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-11-17

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

Young man who holds the position has
completely disqualified himself for The
same by bis acts In the recent land
triala The confessions made by him
which were utilized to save his free
dom and by which another man was
deprived Of his, certainly units the oc
cupant Of the seat Of justice in this
district for the place be holds
The journal once before advised him
20 resign and withdraw from his posi-.
ton. This would enable him TO en-
g1ge IN some occupation where he
could make an honorable living, but
this advice has not been needed. Lti.
gants Of this district are still obliged
10 have their cases tried before this
young man. who. by his own comics.
sion, is totally unfit for the trust he
holds. If be does not resign he will
bring upon himself and the Office gu.
'rcmo contempt, the results Of which |
'81n1t be estimated. He should 70.
lign at once. and give back to the pco.
,ie tbe trust which be has dishonored
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Voters Are Interested.

Among those entering their names
in the voters register at the county
clerks Office yesterday were the fol
lowing from out Of town precincts:
Brooks precinct-Newell Z. Ganard
Cbemava preciuct-E V. George
VIM Goodrich. C. T. Homyer, Frank
Hall c. L. May John Mcleod, NJ. W.
.Rulifson. James Zielinsk.
Gcrvsis precinct Harrison Jones.
Liberty precinct-s. P. Barton, Rob.
ert Chambers. T. u. Davidson. Matthew
Dorman. James D. Mann, Lewis Ralph
Elisha Smith. F. A. Thompson.
silvcrtor south precinct-W. P. En-
cry.
sublimitv precinct--John A. Otter.
Capt Murphy, the registration clerk,
was busy an day yesterday registering
salem voters and trying 70 catch up
with the registration Of names sent in
from the outside districts. He Is still
over two hundred behind on these, but
s catching up rapidly.
At the close Of tho books last even.
ng over forty per cent Of the total
iumhcr Of voters in Salem had regis.
cred This is a record registration for
he timo-twenty.one days The total
,alcm registration last night was $50.
Df this number 56i are Republicans
81 Democrats and 2j scattering.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

A. h Cannon, Chicago. writes March
g .''' Having been troubled with
'a"oaso at different times sui t,i.5
one physician after another thea dif,
',''a' '.''H.''' and liuiusuts. gave II
up altogether 81 7 tried once more
AMI s'' a bottle Of Ballari's snow LIN.
'm,ah which gave me- almost i,st,,,
'','' ! can shssrf4ry recommend !,
ana "'A sti nay uams 70 your l.st a,
,-l.Ier. sa'' by D. J Pry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Piles Cured
Quickly at Home
Why Suffer Agony Any Longer wher
You Can Get a Quick, Sure Cure
For Your Piles by Simply
Sending Your Name
aud Address.
Trial Package e Absolutely Free. IN
Plain Wrapper 20 Everyone
VINO Writes.

Surgeons themselves consider "a per
uHHoni euro Of piles by surgisa
operation as very doubtful. aud res5H
Co Be only whoH che patient has bccom,
desperate from long continued pain
hHl agony uui thr operation f-sIi
Be- every b.i aa ryruriatlHg and nerve
ufk.Hg sa thr disease. Besides. % b,
hum.IiaiHg arI expensive, and rarely
"a success
Tho No1tffui Pyramid Pile Cure
makes an operation unnecessary. Y6B
rur" yourself with perfect case. 10
}"ur "NH hame 1Hl far little expoass
Pyramid Pile euro gives sou instant
r.."f ii Immediately heals an sorss
nnI u'Irrs reduces congestion ana ia.
Illumination. aHI takss away su pain.
Itching aHd irritation. just liffle ~
'ho treatment Is usually suhIsIsut 10.
s'N" i permanent euro.
Pyramid r.le Curo Is prepared inI
'a' form of suprortoHss s5 tlsy can
0r applied directly 90 tae parts with
'H' Inconvenience Hr mferurflng
''ur work Boz aHy Nav
We HFr aui.HE uaI treatment
.n 'f change to every ar. vla ssnds !
.'me aHl a'Irs We Ga n., toI
frHKr U#Hf Wr $40. .I..t .....
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Patronise Your Hon, !
dostfies and keep yOu No,
ey at home.

Not a new business, b.. u. siu..
smith, wagon and paint shop q h.
& Arthur very much enlarged ~
prepared 10 do all kinds Of ias,,..
ing, sign painting and buggy. a..
and wagon painting; repaintiss ~ .
pairing furniture and mudssl b.,
meHts. A frst.elass pain.sr su,,'
Light and heavy wagons and Ia,
on hand and made to order
'allod for in any part Of TIE n,
returned free Of charge byaw.Ja
or william Cross.
JACOB 4 ARTHu
Phone i4ss Main. 2ees N. R-,,
ass
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
ALL on GOOD PLATFORMS

| I.aaks n 600 aggressive Gsr.-.
uaas ot the Wrolbma ssnfn,t. IN
a'r.uH.s for congress iu thl, 5.4ri,t
arc 'n progressive peoples platform.
tae r''re p'atfarn is the mo.t Il,
s''''.'e ali t.a most f1rtsfar ANA t,.
rms 90 it iaai Is aumisaksb,,. ~
other eaaiiaaiss elaborate moro wtns
Pr. 'aA.' "a shar 30 tte l.r-.,. s.t
.'.f ' almost ty.n unt
tae hsH Tor better rsy f- r..,r
.'A' 'aI fres rural uau carrier. h.
''' 'f iao most Important far r.,.
'.. ua.'F.Hpel country ami .t,.,r
".a votes far Mr rsaa. ua, +.
.'aHin postmaster
NaHiHg 800 s, g,.r a. f,..r....-
'.''' i.r', geH',nr- should a-,...,.
'' ir.eaa.y mauuer 90 .u.r o., 49,.
'.n 'Ilrs ard whichever er, f. ~
'"'7o' Do saoo3 have the ts.-,
''Fn'rt of tlr other tu,
faere Be- So much az v,t, Dr. al
7" pH...'s hat 90 forge, tleI
'' .a i.e makrgp Of each AL
'' 're' a pabs, h,v. N, |
'.'a' or n'aev saa h'r, thi, r,,..
% o'.l.'.e any ono % these ,,.lfi,...
'''.' '' Has,on or Hawlsv a.,
'.''. a.''i i' Uil bs che aaty of a.
,-,. ''sar'n'.oa to slee. theI
i, ,''' ani an the attacks now !,
'f 'hon wiz bs us,d by hs Z
'''' 90 dstsai ihe uomisea b
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
in
Poultry

Money H ii when yoa go at lt right
Money in Dc when sou bring on ths
'oarly birds" for ths drst market
NoWs the time ''to sst'' ths ir.u.
hai"r and get results
The i'aIuma Is tao one tHat mover
fails 90 bring Results Made by man
Who knows how having luM iamb,.
tors Tor nearly thirty years
Tho heat regulating device is Ha
heart OF any Incubator far ON b. rs.
ponds the result OF your hatch. Tt..
perfect piece Of mechanism o- ,r.
f''aluma, and never fails 10 pr,n.-rr
regulate
Can aud Investigate these ms,ti,ss
or s'nd Tor catalogue. An size, an
hand hut the very largest, aud tbesa.
can be delivered on mighty short po.
tice. -'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

The c5ji5ren cannot possibly have good health
,,nIsss tbe bowels are in proper condition.
sIuogish liver gives a coated tongue, bad breath,
ronstipated bowels. Correct all these by giving
small doses Of Ayers Pills. Genuine liver pills,
gentlv laxative, all vegetable, sugar-coaied.
VI rave 10 secrcsl We pubish &c. AyerCo
ne iormuiss Of al our msdsnes ~ ~ ~ ~ y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
ALBANY'S
LIVELY
MEETING
Hard Work for Improvement
Frightened With Wit
and Story

Albany, Jan. 2.-Tbo convention
flled che court house this afternoon,
vas called 70 orjsr by President Hofer.
After bic address he introduced Dr..
Matthew Ellis. one Of The surgeon
heroes u tho Second oregon AZ Mala.
bon, who welcomed che delegates from
ell parts Of Western Oregon 90 very
appropriate manner
In The absence or President w. M
Cake, who was 20 respond fof thc Port
land Commercial Club. President TIofor
invited George p Rodgers. president of.
the Salem Rnsincss Mems League. Col
respond for Tho Capital city This b.
asa In biz usual pointed ami witty
manner Ai th.s point the splendid
delegation from Eugene arrived.
Tho convention Is large ono. Tho
deleguies are che substantial merchants.
the young. aggressive business men of |
Tho brightest towns of Oregon Many /
happy stories were told and iims anH /
afhin ibo audience shearcl ths BRIGHT |
roinis made The program uas che
bost - faf r'HIcrrl aaI gave bsI
highest satisfaction.
"a. A. wesigafs replied with "a very .
abe a.h.rea aB the Interests Albany
has In che Willamette river uo touched
the h'ari of tho subject. abI awakened
responsive chord Ia ihs breast af sy
cry delegate from ibe valley towns
fhoao noi li,Ing on ths river AMI sB :
ioying ila bonsdts were .afry thsy HI| "
uni 1.-Two on iis hanks. sa s'alusafI, hII u
WosiFaie pfrssnt tha a1sa.
judF, M.Iaiisn vas larpl, Irtw
duscl D, Die prslrsets,f da ths rw
gran. ilo hsHIIeI tte Interest af fls|
upper river in aa ahIs uauusr iaa5bsi|
one high place ehen bs aII "a nsriar
eounit senator Put tiOil zoe Ineng
ihe lafks h'L under ubItt tt. raf.| '
.osi hs r.shia to ffss river u.
'ausei "a great l'al ~ laughter by t.,If
'aus'if rmarkt rto msst af ts|
.p'e'h vas tf i.g IIs f.r What ,uu
'ani. ani tr.n digging Ils aas of
.ou CAPT uamphfr sfaft tas nu.su
iiul Naos' sas .arksr aai Nr
a'.'hra frfiaIH'r mBHa.reI t.s r.ru .'
a'ion s au rHitua.r.ug rHe|
pfakrr NI
if'''i.ai EI's Of co. Albany cul /,
'h' ''a..us'a Of ths Isrss aa sa
P'n f'ef aHt tren I'fts. ta sft tspas.
'al r'suli mayei ilata committee bs
np'iniei i' sabmit "a memorial t,thI.|..
'asea'ioa. ra.s sas ,au.sI ufb ,
,f'Ah' ani hs chair arra.atsi|
.es'rs Mesigais Wosihaak ant a.,
ad'l'n Go trafi ths memorial '
Ai'ef ann'uarns meeting of tt.|
a''a'as N'au league OF ths valley
."ns az 100 81 enc sity ,auarH ro,u.
10 program sas Resumed A. b. s.,r
Hl'eft'a maio very pIsa.r,
"a on ths aiyaHtss,s of th.t br.,tt|
~ of 'hs WiIlameiJs valley no ba. a''
une 'e'ee "a Ilsas.ug address. and 4, ''f
halafal 'ftinr aHi a dusst s,.,t.r AI'
ifot l9sag i.-.uss,i ths rsI.u,. q
hshe on 't.oa Co development s'''
SOFA - f.aays oh a high plane %
'a' hfi'' a'an pas yef, u.tsly ,,- ''a'
a't By ihis Innovation. o. hH.t P"
s..,s ua,,su.p. oa.a tas us .'..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25

.aa' will make good r.,A br,-, 49,,
's-' val stick TO your ribs yoo can
s sSa'' 'ajoy when you hay your ns,,,
sl'@ our ane stock. TIE vsrv -.
beer mutton. lamb, veal ana p,-. - ~
IoA'''aS eO-liaS stewins or f-,,.~ ~
yoa viii always aad AZ prlsa. =. ,'' -
a' the lowest al 70"
:. o Cross,
S'a's Street Narks,. p,... -,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Sure Cure for piles.

Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching; this form, as we'll as
blind, bleeding or protuiing piles, are
cured by DR.. Bo.san.ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs
tumor'. SOC a Jar at druggists or cent
bv mail. Treatise frce. Write me
about your case. DR.. Bomnko. phila.
Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Delicate


velopment League work, unite it with
the Changers. and other organizations
vas the dream that the professor hoped
20 see realized
President r. ". Crooks Of Albany
college. captured the audience from the
start by some pleasant references to
lOregon matters by p man who four
years ago came 70 Oregon. We were
united In all but as 20 our toes High
schools. normal schools. colleges anil
universities were an higher education
President Crooks has a happy wa Of
putting things. a vein Of humor that i'
pleasant 10 The listeners Ho put more
iuice into a lot Of educational statig
t.cs-a cold dry subiect-and he made
Tho audience believe IN bis theme-high- |
or education He is man who II he is
not heard from We much miss our guess
The evening session was held AZ The
Albany opera house. and Il was crowd.
81 % Tho doors. A great deal n fun
was causoi bv me presiding officer in.
viting all Che candidates FOR office 70
take seats on iho platform. They
formed a very pretty semi circle " as.
pinnt' The Albany quartet, composed
~ 8. ". Steele. j. g. Irvine. A. "
Hammer lf A. Nelson. sang 80 we'll
ihe, werc recalled over and over
! x. wealterfori then spoke on Linn
county. present and future Tie claimed
there was 100000. 0oo worth N timber
IN thIs county alone Tho rivers aow.
IHg from iho.o mountains carried 25o..
900 horsepower going io waste. Ho
seemed 20 think iho Creator had made
Linn county about right
ono of tho drst things ians 20 ths
'veu.Hg was 20 telegraph resolutions 10
h' Portland city council. asking natI
hey pass ihe Willamette valley electric
aI'uay franchise r. *. Campbell p H
= Carey aHI Walter Lta1. ths com a
H.''rr. was Immediately apna.rtsi. o,
hsr immediately reported anil tho 70 I
"n N1s Immediately adopted aad .n. hf
.r.H'r'' ir.tuHrhrI GO ibe Portland Be-
menis r
W1''s N1sf HI 900 900. o'I Har, hr
'ho opening af YllHIHl h1v its sur "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
READY
MONEY
- or TWO KINDS

I
s'me - ins s,us nIs.i-.,..
ia'e ~'Hsy s that vbish yoa s.,,,
in your pas1ei 90 kesp ab,,, IN.
Aease or a,horu..s kssu d, 49,,
"i'a'ui ii earuias samsthius
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-25
Greatly In pemapd

Nothing Is more In demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
men's Tor a blood and system cleanser.
such - DR.. Kings New Life Pills
They a's Just what you need 70 cure
stomach aud liver troubles Try them
AZ J, g, Perry's drug store. e5s. guar.
antesd.