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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
o. r. q N TIME SAVER.
Chicago IL Hours Nearer via This Pop
ular Columbia River Route.

Franklin was right when he said:
"Lost time Is never found again"
The o. r. g. NJ, in addition to giving
you 200 miles along the matchless Co
lumbia river, saves you IL hours to
Chicago. II is tho
Short line TO Lewiston.
Short line to the Palouse country.
Short limo TO Spokane,
Short line to the Coeur d'Aleno coun-
try.
Short line to Salt Lake City,
Short line TO Denver,
Short line to Kansas City.
Short line TO Omaha,
Short line to Chicago,
Short line to all points East.
Three trains daily, s,l5 a. m, s;15
p. m. and oil6 p. m. The "chieago.
Portland Special" Is as fine as the
finest. Every comfort Of home.
For particulars ask any agent Of tho
Southern Pacific company, or write
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent. Portland. Or,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

Irrigated Farming Lands--25,00 ares
of choice farming land, which will
be under the United States govern
mont ditches on Lost River Valley,
In klamath county. Oregon, to be
sold on easy termsj 80 TO t25 per
acre. Write us for printed doscrip-
tive price list. Butler 4 Co., land
agents, Bonanza. Klamath Co., Orc
gon. 5.is.tf.dw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
osrnopArfs.

SASH AND DOOR rACroRxHa
ffsik NJ Sfowa@ SsnSfs ssfSrss "a
sash, doors, mouldinga All kinds "a
houss anish and hardwood werk.
Front street bstwcen state and Csur>
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

For sale.-New light and heavy spring
wagons, carriages. carts, new and old
buggies, buckboards and one deliv.
cry wagon, at the Salem Carriage and
Wagon Factory. w. Fennel, prop,
sol to sos. North Liberty street.
4-9.1m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
LOST.
Huie Wing Sang Co.

Chinese and Japanese Fancy and Dry
Goods. Special new line Of summer
goods. Made by us. Wrappers, Under
wear. Waists. Dress Goods, Silks Very
low prices $40 Court street, Salem, Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

Some Of Our Bargains.--oue now g.
room cottage, modern, only 1880.
Good. new 5-room house and two lots,
only $3.50, Furniture and fixtures In
large rooming house very cheap. This
property must be sold. II You want
TO buy. see US. We have the gooda
II you want TO soil, list your prop
erty with US. We sell IL. swegls q
Smith, phone 459, No. 4ss State
etreet ~.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
SPECIAL RATES
ANNUAL CONVENTION NATIONAL
COUNCIL. KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS.

New Haven. Conn, June 8 and Q. 1906.
For this occasion the Southern Pacific
Company will sell rOund-trip tickets to
New Haven, Conn. for $92.75. Sale
dates May "a, 25 and 20, limit going,
June 8; final return limit. August 81
1906. For particulars call on agsnta
A. L. CRAIG
II General Passenger Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26

YOuII need them on the new house
or for repairs We can supply you
with the best quality Of lumber Of all
kinds. Don't forget TO get our figures.
oooDALE LUMsER 90.
PhOas Sc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
The Texas Wonder.

Cures all kidney. bladder and rheu.
matte trouble; sold by all druggists, OF
two months treatment by mail for sl.
DR.. E. W. Hall, 1926 Olive street, st.
Louis. Mo. Send for testimonials. sold
by Stones drug stores. dw-1yr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Ginc NIhncmann /. Gcicr.

Son Dem YreBIgomite fir cine
8ilebncmour-Gbrune gebt inns iol.
genbe Wtittbeilung Sit: Ser Set
auSidNtt fir Die oIt SorfioguneS.
tage ob5uboltenbe gbrling fir Sen
aitsgc5cidynetcn @elebrtcn ltnb Hcb-
ner Eroi. &iiebnemonn bot feline
&orarbeiten nobeSlt beellbet. llnter
bcn bisber angenteloetcn SGeilreh.
mern finben mir sic Scrren Eroiei.
ior Socobi &id)ter auolid), u. y.
Sdarmarn, @oIllls Sbomann, Or.
@iub Meper, Sllgo Teiiiraer. Eroi
acrn, CT. Snbn u. Shmitt. Erof. u.
4. s. Hcmp, Or. u. 9oelfer. Or. Is,
2onamonn. 80. @enned)e, Gorl
Sauier. CT. Gods, CT. S. M. anor
6. Son scr 0ruf, Geo sSoebroing
Fbeooor Sutro, Or. e. i. aapier
glireo Gcmn. 6. &er5og, Ir. u. Gor
TuerinH Gr. Is. Hobemanlr. Gr
Grobeeg, q. s. &ob Ii. ". Gle an'
melbung fir bic nod iibrigen Stu
ioute unlgebcnb on Srn. 5ranS BOZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

Die Ser. Stnotcn 3t cincr llcltclt Sl1,
terpention 5pingt. Gic Gontrole Der
Ser. Stootcn miro olio nod lnnJe
onucrn; Oenn and nod Den ndd)Itell
@nblcn meroen lie itfl crit nod ilber'
3eltgen miiiieL OF 0ie gemablte BE
Qierung i'm Stnn0e lit, Gnbe un0
Gronung 5u erbalten. Sn @oibing-
ton mill man oer Gubnnern eiltc
5lucitc @cIcgenbcit geben, iih iclbit
jlt rcaicrcn uno mobbonaig 3u bIci-
6cn. Gos Gnoe pom 2ieo ober miro
iGin, Oob Gu6o an bic Der, Stootcn
fdut, uie Is BON oIlem Nniang oil
BON ocn SnlpcrioIiitcn beubliftigt
mar. Sebt bot man iucni0itenS Die
Gntiduloi9una: Gic 9ltbaner bnbclt
Is nid)t ulocrS guuollt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
gircnn nes etapt.Mraihratprs.

ItiHip G. D. IiOOcmber 1905.
gtaen oaran interefiirtcn Berfonen mirb bier
nit 9tn6ribt ertbeilt, ouB Der SiaotsSneenieur.
mic es burb oen gtbihniit 81 Is. 9lrtifeI As.
oes Baltimore Sta6tsGoocr bon 1898 tSupples
nlenD oerlanat miro, Den erillrenoen Blan lIno
Die acknowledgement fiir ole NibeIIiriina.
8ilafternne uno Observation-Disclosures Der
GuI~un,bia'IDennc, POM Gnopunftc' ber 1eieiic
Der ,ltHiteo HatlipaDe" bic Sur Yritde lbcr
@iuHnn's 5ane, in oieiem Biirenu b~interleat bat,
Vile oaDon beriibrien 9~Serioneu limo bcre6s
tigt, innerbn!b 80 3agelt, pom Satunt oieier
ytoti5 an, i'm &aIttnlOrer Stnotgcridi burb
ttriftli1 eirrereihie Fetition ou9egen 5u appel
liren.
Snrrp Il. Spupcr,
Reaiftrntor Der Staot Baltimore.
(9tpo22 90 Te3B 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Sp6ann Is. @uli.

So iturb nab lancer arantbcit in ieiner
gSobuira, Nr. HOP, @oigbsStruBe, nIher &c
liebter Batter, Shluiegeroater nno 0roBrdter
3pbanu e. @ult i'm gtlter bon 60 SabrcIl
Wion1t un0 - Ia9ei.
9Sie lit bic Iretnttltg bod 10 ihluer,
Sic licbel @lterl limo nibt nebrl
NniIi oub Der 200 ole Mrtier nabnl,
q Silt infer oer6 Gin i6luerer Sr1nt:
Ser %uter 1T aeitorber.
Ierpuiit lit Nun buS Gltern6GlS.
Sins url cas- gIno're ging binuiS.
Sic 8lumen iino oerbor6etl
TCS 8eardbnib fiuOet am 5reitaG, 9'adntits
tags 9 ll6r, bon Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus
nab BEN .Mlt. Carmel Srieoboie" it1it. Srculis
DC mn Sclunrte iino b1flibit eir9elaoen.
Sic tralerrocn Atnoer
@curg Rolf,
Spbann Rolf,
Seinridl @pif,
(325-O 0atbarina @plf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Sefanntmadjnngcn
giirean Der 9b5nsstaual.G ummiiipu Der &.
Stabt Baltimore.
,,guericuu"sC 3rbnunc.
SO | moro I. l{nbember 1906


| | III . e, Z. Hnoember 1906.
9erfiegelte Angcbpte nit Der Muii6riit BRO
poials for Surnifbing anb Greeting Setpage
Bumping Slant" a~orcffirt an ben uBoaro Of
gluaros" Der Staot Baltimore iueroen i'm giis
reau bon Srn. SurrD s. Sooper. StaotsJfegis
%itraior. Baltimore, Wio., bis UNI II llbr Wiors
gems am rs. 9looember 1906 fir Die grridtune
uno 9ieferuns elmer biuaiier.gump.glnlaee,
beileberGo aus bret go 2744 Wiiuiouen .@aios
nen Bumper. 5fpei 90 SrainirsBlimpen, ionic
Sampifeiiel, 9i0bren uno 3u6eb0r, ipie in ben
9ldnen. Die in oenl 8iireali oes gbef;Snpez
nieur8 ber 9ominifitun auflieGen, erfi6tIih III.
Spe3ififationen uno Ylane fbnnen auf grfus
den bin i'm Biireau Der 9lb5igsfanuls9omnlifs
lion, 3immer 904. Dglmertcun" sSe6dlibe, gditis
more, lto, am ltrlo nab Dem II. Nooember
1906 erlanat iueroet.
Gin beglaubigter G6ed fir $4,000 Ut nit lee
benz g~Iueebot 81 binterIcaelt; nue GDcdS itno
an ben Diapor uro StuotrdtD bon baltimore
auS5rtteIlen.
Sic erfolereibcn 9ieter baben in lleberein.
itiulirlna init benz SidotsSbnrter in Ve5ug attf
Gonirafte giiroi6aft 6I %itellerr.
Sic Bebdroe bebalt ihb oas 9te6t Dor, irgeio
eines ODER ale g~lngebote ub8urueifeu.
SIN Muitrugc Der sIb5ngsfdnuls9 ontrifItOH
Yetcr 4earD, jun, ToritBer.
SarrD u. Soogcrs, Seiretdr.
Suteebeiben:
G. Glap 1imanus,
TrGfioent Der 9ontr1ftsDeboroe.
(9tob15, 10 II, rs, 20, 81 ,22, 23,2 "a, 26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
SHrcau hes Observation-Disclosures.

7 I m 0 c, y. NioheInber 1906.
glqen onrun intereiiirten Rerfonen. miro bier,
nit Hadridt ertbeilt, oaB Der Stdots SngeIieiir,
auie eS our6 ben gtbfbnitt 81 Is. @rtifeI As,
DeS Sa nlIinr S ;IiaS' rf TSr lS9S SsSnppiss,
Die Weribnbiddbunget fir Die gibeuiruiis,
Bfla'terung lino Observation-Disclosures Der
Garrett Streec, Opn Der Siioicite Der Carer.
StraBc bis 5ur Wprbicite Der SaDarnsStraFe,
in oieiem GiireaI binterlegt bat,
ellie oaoon berllnrterl Eerionen iino bered)s
ti9t, inlerbnIh 80 5uaen, bonn S1tum bieier
9ioti5 nH, i'm 8uItilnorer Stuotperiht burb
lf%riftlih eingcrci6te Fetition oGaege1 5u appel
Iiren.
SarrD 4. Suppcr,
Hegiiirntor Der Staot baltimore.
(9ior22. %. Ne6613)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
shreou oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

| I III 0 c, %. Nooelftber 1906.
9men oaraIt intereiiirten Terioren lpiro bier
nit 9lahriht ertbcilt, odb Der Staots Snaenieir,
iuie es our6 ben Nbi6niit CT 8, glriifel AZ.
hes Baltimore Siaots9poer bon 1898 (SlppIf=
ilent) perlangt lpirb. Den erilirenbcn Flun NIB
Die @ertbabid ibungen iiir ole gtibellirurig,
Rflaiteruna ullo MISUNDERSTANDING oer
@luoer. strake, oun ocr Sioicitc Der Sait'gluentic
bis 6ur Wprbicitc Der SuoiunsS trafe, In oieiert
Vilreau binterIegt bat.
9lae bapor beriibrtet Gerionen iitb 6ereds
ti9t, trnerbdlh 30 Sdgen, bonn Satltt biefer
Noti5 an, int 9dliirnorer Stuotgeri6t ourd
fhriitIitb cinGerci6te 9etition bagceen 3t appel
Iircr. -
SarrD Il. Cooper,
Heaiiirntor Der Stnot baltimore.
(9tpb22 %. Se36 13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Whreau oes staSt.Meaihraturs.

WnItl m { c, y. gfooeflbet 1UOU.
9lleu burnn interefiirten Gerfonen miro bier
mat Nndriht ertbeilt. onB Der Staot Snaenienr,
mic es nrr6 ben Mbtdlnitt 81 9. Irtifel As,
incuD u~erlnngi miro, Den .ertllrenben RIan rlo
Die Observation-Disclosures iilr Die gioeliritilG,
Filaiterilna ulo Observation-Disclosures Der
Nloenmc bis sur ehoicitt Der sS,rtb.slurnuc in
oiefem 8iireau, birterIegt BOT,
sfne saeoit beriibrttit I~erforeii limo bereds
iigt, inuertnlb 80 Ga9ell, pom Satllt oieier
Hoti3 an. I'M QaItiinurer Staotaeridt oiirub
i6riitli6 eiueereihte Reiition od9e1ei 81 appel
Iiren.
SarrN 4. Npppcr,
RegiItrutpr Der Staot Baltimore,
(9ioo22, 20. Se66 ,t3) tJa'It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Ghriifian 0lumcier.

81 itnrb am 20. gtopember 1906 in ieiner
9Sobnurg an SIIglefieGs @Oenne, Gdtor5uillc,
6briitiau %lomeicr inl StIter BON rs SabreIl q
Wonuten uto 3 Sn9en. ~aeliebter @atte bon Gon
@Iomcicr. gierlpolIoie nnb Sreunoe itlb cinqeIds
ben, Der 8ceroiqlnG ant Sreitdg, oen %. BOB,
hei6umobnet. 9eifetullg nni bent "Galenl'
5rieobofe'"G AZ 81 ~.
gNbceligg, q. "a 5r5eitnn9en mS9en geIdl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Grn5t &lp,ncicr.

IS itarb dnu 10. '9Suoen6cr 1905 Sr. Grnit
Ylpmeicr I'M snter BON rs Subren mo % IA
gen. ~Belicbter Sntte bon 5rienertId Vlonetlterr.
li6it eriumt, Der @ecroiguna. peIde bonn
3rnuerbauie. gr. 23i. 8reiioeirtsS truBe, aus
am Sunncritas, gia1mitiags 2 llbr. i%tnttiiu'
oct, betJllppbIlen.
lgSbecling, u. ga. 3eituusen m6Gen geid,.
liait rppircHD tyNt (32l-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
In licbenocr Grinncrnng

on lnleren #leIlcbten Wnffeit mo WuItr
Subanucs Mnbcuan,
pelber bcuie, am %. 9topeniber, Dor 6luci Sab
rem geitorben, ubcr itiht b~erpeiieit III.
III biit nab pielen barien Sdmer5en
Non Seinet qiebeu fortgeeiIt,
Die ar nit ioraeltoullenl Ser3et
Ste arnni1eii bgtfeI 9erIi eenelII
Sod niioerS mars bel Nein be16lo1el.
On oe'Ien SuHo mir Ille limo.
@ewiSmct upn isiuer Satin nuo 9tnoerh.
(326)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Suhu Iocpb &cQcr.

IS itnrb AM 20. Nooen,ber 1906, 0.45 WIors
qels. 3uhu 3aepb setter, eeliebter 8utte bon
Mnrp aeler, i'm 60. Sabre icires lebeuS. Die
@eerhieung finoct Sreitas, ben 23. 9looenber,
NubntittooS . llbr. bon Der Nobulla 'eties
aus ii1tt, lpo6i %er>unnbte uno Sreunoc ADJ
tungSpou cinaeIaoen liiIo. Geiietule aut Der
.WIt 0QrnclsG efuetCrO. (325-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Hpiua Haudl.

SIS itarb an 2t. Gobembcr 1906, nm 1a5 llbr
Mior9crs, 9iuina oiaudl in ibrem 81. Geben9s
iubrc. Satin oes perfforbcneu Sucob 9lnl0.
Sic geeroi9ung iinbet am s%amitag, ben "a. no
i6rer 9nteiifi, Dir. 1874. gSilfenSsslocnue, aus
aiii Der ,98eitern 9eiaeterD" itutt. (326-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22

Nus Hem-S Orleans mel 3
BET Die oortige ,Ieltihe 3eitung,"
Dab Trofcilor s. Sonna Getler nit
@llbe oieies SemeIter8 Ieine EroIellur
an Der Sulone-ltnipcrlitdt, Die er Is
Sabre inne ge9abt bot, nleoerle9en
miro. gls BrofeIior Der oelltlden
Spro6e uno 2iteratur bat Erof. Gel.
Ter BORT erfolgreid gcnirtt; lelrt Hllf'
tritt lit Elm Serluit fir Die un1perll'
t1t, oleih Der @cnlno1eits5ultono
Erof. 4etler's beiift 9iitbc. Ginca
obcr lpirojOcr peroiette 8clebrte je'
oenfoaS fortieben II iGinc 8orIbun-
gen oltf 0em @e6ictc Oes Gcrt1d-
tbllhns in Den 8crcmiGten Stootell
mo ulldl Dem oeutidert' Monncrgc-
lang, fir Oelien Gfleae Geiler looiel
getbnn bot, miro CT mo6l oild) III 3lts
funft iein ppneS Sntcrelie belpohtcn.
Ger SO. GongreB tritt
am Wontag, ben 3. Ge5ember, 81 lel-
ner 5mciten, Der iogcnonnten fur5en,
Seiiion 5lliommen. IS fontnnen on
ober nod nid)t Ole ncllcn Nt1nner, bic
I'M Nobcmber crmGblt lporoen limo,
5lliommen, lotoern Die alte @oroc CT
idcint micoer I'M 9unocS. &apitol.
sic TeucrmGblten tomnten crit am
4. WGrj n1d)iten SobreS ms Antt.
@enm ErGiibent Hooicuelt oen Con.
greB SIT elmer ertro.S ibnng einbe.
rllit, miro Der GongrcB Elm onOereS
Musie6en bnber. ais Der ultc, unO eS
miro iid pieacidt erfolgreiher iiber
Sorif Nepiiion perbonOcln loiielr, ol@
nit oen olten Wltglieoern. SonOer-
bar ibrigens, bob Die Mitglieoer oes
Gongrciies eripdblt merOcn nno Damn
in ser Gongreb.S ibutg, Die Der @obl
iolat, iueocr Sit, nod Stimme bo6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
MoiuIano's tiirfiide gGocr.
Equitable. Gebanbe, 8uitamt srgea. etets often.
(9Iudoo-)
Wunuitn Scnc.

IS ilarb mad idlperer &rnntbeit am 81. DO
bender 1906 Nuguita Scpc, SO Sabre alt, 1od'
5reunoc linO abtun9SooI ciGqelabeit. Der De
c%roigliit0 AM Samftns, Den p. ytopenber, gta6s
mittuos . ll6r, bon ibrer lebten 9Sobnutg 6i
SniriieIo, gnne IrlinbelsGeunt0. betdntuobnelt.
l2oG-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Epart Welb

lRb lauTt ba. mo Sbr Die beIten @eine,
gSbisiies ullo Sralioies bon 25 bis so ma.o5eItt
biniatr farfen fbnnt. nIs al ireeno eineIn ans
selsn N.ate u Der Siaoti s Slts grieat.sSsaff
Nreis $t.b0, uifer Ireis $1.00. gSir baben
billieere Nanren, tuenn sic h~iefelben ipiir'
fbeit. elite @einc ulo granoiee fir nteoiSi'
iiidbe 3iuede.
Sui. u. eipnrbrafrr & 60,
gr. Is, .Sfts9ombaros. uabe gbarlessS trnbe.
(Sft3i ,1&S .aafttl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
2urrainc.

Ma!ertfh garfartis Sri.ofd.
Beitlif bon gSalbruof elm Ino cine babe
Meile. 8enubt Die nit YpDbnttar be3etd, itefe
Gortbsslbenue.Gar. Sreie autifen yla4mitta9s
am terminus. Yreile bon 8egrdbniBplnben
iebt Ipe5teu. aei6te Sebingungen. Gelepbon-
9aton 223. Shrsan: Srantliu. uno Ninoiur'
8oaoS. Nerlanat 8rcfbilre. (Wlai4. 13,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Maraaret Is. Nanslcr.

Gs itarb am Is. giopentber 1906, Inn 8 ll6r
gbenos, in ibrer gSo9uuna, gir. 2210. 9uileriis
%slpenue. WiarGarct e. aanslcr, gSiitlpe bon 6res
herid z. annSler. i'm Ilter bon G6 Iabreil q
BET Sunncriag, &ubnittaas 2 llbr. bon Der
oben sennnnteH gSpbmine aus ftatt, lpc5l Der.
panbte nnb 6rernloe Der 6uriiiie abtiln9soolI
cinpeIuoen Iino. (325-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
6. & g. nup asb. Selephons.
s. Sanbcr e SGbne,

2cincuteiatter unb Gtnbaifamtrer,
ri. f70S nuo 1110, Gautpn.Mueuue. uno Shoptf'
Ode Baltimore. strabe unb Wrodnpap.
Dabrifanten upa patent.GasfetS.
(Sebri0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-22
Ghriitian WiQer,
@iQiaut Gupf'S
wublbctamnte s75 sccrSisuusen umfaHel

wpbGbrfannte s75 gcerbisnusen umfaNea:
prabtbuuen Sare, nit fbpur5en sud, peibem
ooer grauein 4lili6 iiGcr5ogen; tuberen aaiten;
geeroieung : In8eige. Ginbaliami:eIL. Sano'
I6ube, 9raucrflor, IohteHbemo ooer Sede, Setis
mIn9 oes @rabes, Qei1enlungen, feds IeIe
9utiteh Jlues, Gtii1Ie, 2ihier, 2eu6ter nno
Srnperte'n.
NIes upaitdnbig $75. Seine GItrn.epeicn.
$50 8erianot pun 2eidcn = $50.
Nnorrc Seerbiguug $50, 500 inb $40.
..,.1 NORTH nun WrcenmpI 'stuetiie..
peioe Telephone. " Sag NIB stu6t.
Sit4-) u lf.4
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Gcrmiidlte Inseisen.
Die Glcgnns Der Giaur cincr syrati

tbr aetraaeIen gorfet ab. Dfes III es, mas
Srauen b0hit dn5ieGenb uno 6etpuiioert mudt.
8ieIe Sdnler5en iino auf eng9ef6niirte biuige
bebinoerH.. 2as yg9ace 6priet" lit ous ein3iae
Gorfet auf benz Warft, meldes freies atbers
b0le1 ~aeftattet. ,,g4abe Suriet" Earlurs, Nr.
2O03. Noro.Gb ar fes. StraBe. 8ebr18 .1S)
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-19
Don't Talk About Heat.

Chicago years
found better for his the of
brother is this
generally if other
upon talking
years
There nothing brilliant
invariably persisteny
hot have anything brilianto about anything.
Everybody
quite a a
The other fellow is doing his best pour
boiling reminder him. There information pleasan
feowshpnohng scorching
parrot
the use?
What matter if ARE persprng every pore?
about when everybody
Dam poresf don't talk
of millions sweeng
bies of their
if be the hottest all year Every
before the
only lived through but
equations.
Time and heat have
only little sizzling
be forever just mrads oons have zed
fore you.
you mindng business
forget the heat No little
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-19
BADLY HURT
I'M RUNAWAY

A runaway late in the evening re-
suited in the serious hurting of
Charles Christofson, a stonemason
living at E2424 Sixth avenue, and
his wife. They. were driving a
young horse when a dog chased a
cat across the road, soaring the
horse. The animal turned sharply
and upset the buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christofson were
thrown to the ground and remained
there unconscious until neighbors
discovered them and telephoned to
DR.. H. E. Sleigel. 1t was some time
before they regained consciousness
and could tell how the accident oc.
Cured.
Both suffer from internal injuries
but today are doing nicely.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-19

cupy Of coffee"
These same people, seeing Clark
swing an eight pound sledgeham
mer would wonder what remark.
able cure had been accomplished
1t is to laugh.
Clark Is a humbug. He is one of
those unkind individuals and natur-
al acrobats who can twist his arms
and face out of shape and look like
he had been born that way. He
was soliciting nickels and dimes
from the unwary public last Satur.
day when Patrolman Snamiska told
him to move on. Being little the
worse for liquor, Clark showed
fight and united himself to some
extent. The policeman was sur
prised to see giant of a man in
the place of the sniveling, deformed
idiot he pretended to be.
In police court Justice Hinkle
sentenced the erstwhile cripple to
serve a $40 fine on the chain gang.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-19
WANTED---A NATIONAL
COSTUME IN AMERICA
FOR WOMEN FOLKS

always look so well, too. They are
pictures of contentment. That Is
a fine country.
In India and European Turkey
women's garments have undergone
practically no change in five cen
turtles.
Among the Japs the costumes of
women have undergone no change
in thousand years.
In Norway, Sweden, parts of
Spain and even in Italy, the won.
derful story Is the same.
And tourists will tell you that
the women are good to look at and
that happiness seems to abound
everywhere.
What these United States need
is a national costume, something
that would retail for about $749
and wear like iron; something that
would arouse pride and leave some
money with which to meet the in
stallments on The automobile.
/ The costume for American won
zen need not be the sheepskin of
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-19

Makes you groan when you look
into the show window where wom-
ems things are displayed.
You cannot understand why, if a
man can buy full outfit, including
shoes, for 1898, woman must pay
$35 for a very common looking
coat, and next year she would not
be seen in it on wash day.
Let's go to lands where there is
sunshine for bill payers, where the
average husband smiles seven days
a week and keeps his bank account
intact without earning a family
reputation of being tight wad.
In China the fashions never
change.
Just roll those words over your
tongue and laugh. Always knew
that that country had grand fut
ure!
In japan the fashions never
change.
Glorious land of the orient, and
three cheers for Mutsuhito!
And those cute little Jap women
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-19
BOUND OVER
FOR $1,000

1 T. F. Neallis, proprietor of a
lodging house over the Lou Lou
saloon on Nora Monroe street,
this morning waived a preliminary
examination before Justice Hinkle
on a charge of murderously assault
ing John Luckens, bartender at the
Lou Lou, and was bound over to
the superior court under bonds of
$l<0.
Luckens appeared in court with
his head bound up with cloth. n
the night Of the alleged assault
Neallis entered the saloon and be-
rated Luckens for allowing so much
noise and fight followed during
which Neallis drew knife from
his pocket and slashed Lucken's
left cheek and made two long, ugly
gashes.
In the struggle which followed
Luckens had his right hand cut.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-06-19
DEATHS

The funeral of Samuel Chase
Leslie, age 81, will be held tomor
row at 10 o'clock in the morning
from the residence at 1920 Ever
green park. Mrs. M. B. Rowell, his
daughter, was awakened from her
slumbers Sunday night by her
father calling out. She reached his
side just as he died. He had been
ailing for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie came to Spo.
kane from Lewiston, Me-, in 1891,
Six years ago Mrs. Leslie died
after a married life with Mr.. Les.
lie extending over 4S years. OF
their seven children, two daughters
and four sons are living.