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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-04

. ert fuhr DIN MeDrgen nit Der nWtn9s
flDuer" an ben in 8arabe lieaenoen
e5bihe1 entlana uno empfina ipater
Die &Ommanoeure Der einselnenS@lf
fe. Dunn beiudte er ielbit oerihles
oene Der &rtegsibiffe uno abenos
uar bas gauge 9elhmaber pradlts
BON beleuhtet. IS Shiffe batten fid
RUIZ Gepue periammelt.
Mtat1 bat es Dem BrdItoenten pielz
fab arg ueroabt, oaB er oiele 8epue
aeraoe bel DIFFER Bab, mD iein 2anoe
bauai lieat, abgebaltert babe. gtpas
uaaemDhnlih mar oas ia auh uno
Die 2eute baben nol rebt. uenn iie
meinen, es babe Elm gut 3eil gitels
teit BET benz @ntihluB mit9eipielt,
Die ganae 9roBe Slotte bort gu ners
lan1n1eln. Iber oas 1T ia ihlieBlid
aud tein 8erbrehen. Wenr man
Brdiibent Der Ser. Gtaoten uro
gleihseitia Elm 10 tiihtiger &erl tute
8DDieuelt 1T. banrt tann man fid
cine iolhe Shmdde ihun leiten.
Inter iolhen umitdnben 1enrlt man
ba8 uliebensmiirbiq.
Vim 1. Septen1ber 1T 6as Glen
b%nbnratens@ eieb in &raft getreten.
gnoe bieiea Wonats tritt oas neue
Naturaliiationseeieb unb am |. 0ts
tDber oas neue Sleiihbeimau- @eieb
in &raFt, bret Uihttae @rei3nife, Die
BON orDser Beoeutung iino.
Nam ben lDeben nerDfentli@ten
MnQaben Der beioen gbefclerfs fir
8emiuiaunsen bes Senats unb oes
Observation-Disclosures. 9b. g. gleas
pes uno S. s. Courts. bat Der SO.
&pn9reB in leiner [ebten Gibun9 fir
oas 5jstafiabr 1907 nabesu 1000
WiQiunen Dollars bepilItgt. Die
aenaue 2abl 1T 1919, $50, 1876. 16,
mas cine 8unabme i'm Beraleib su
Der Sumtne, nelde Der So. &ongreB
in ieiner SbluRiibune fir 1906 be-
miIiet bat, uur $50. 404, 5000 1T.
9ie arDBte uDn ben UeniqiounQerl
1T bic fir baS BDitoepartem1ent; iie
betrdat $191, 695, $685. Die nahts
arDBte lit bic flr BeniiDnen; tie be-
trdet $40, 245, 500 ooer apei Wial
lopiel alS fir Die Nrt1ee beuiqiet
uro UNI 10 MiQiunen mebr als fIr
Die Wartne betpiuiat ruuroe.
SON Der Rettps Runabme Der 8es
piui9uu9en in 6Dbe uDn $50, 4O4.'
5000, i'm 8ergleib aum Sabr 1906,
entfalIen $40, AT .201.08 anf ben
Banamatana[. Der Heft auf Bemiuis
9unGen fit Nusfabrung bes 5letId1s
5nipeftiDnsseiebes, fir meitere Mus'
fibrung pUn G%Dntratten fir 5GnBs
uno S%afeubauten, fir REORGANIZATION
BEG oipl0matiihen uuo foniularilGer
Sienites uno @rmeiteruna BEG Diens
ftes Der unentgeltlihen 8riefabliefes
rnna in ben 2anooiItritten.
Die 3ahl Der bonn SO. 4DnoreB
aenebmigten reuerl Nen,ter unb Nns
ftelun9er ift 1894 nit idbrtifen Sc
bdltern in Geiammtb6be BON &c..
615, $40; Die 3ab( Ger abgeibafften
Dber iberganaener Ner1ter uno Mns
fteIungen lit 6825 nit idbrliden @es
bdltern in SDbe BON 81. 010. 009,
cine Nettu' 8unabme pDn 1649 nit
@ebdltern in 66be BOT, So. COS, 761.
8iebt man pDr Der ytettp, 8unahne
uDn 1649 an neuen Nemterr uno
Snldren 1866 leue NnaeiteGte fir
ben HDftoienit ab, TO bleiben als
@ettos Hunnbme nur 283 t,eue Nert'
ter unb Mnfteluneer fir ale anoes
rem Departemetita ober 3meiqe bes
Dffentlihen DienfteS.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-04
wte TIT stes,

geir bleten einbunoert Dollars BeIo6u,ne tlr e.
ben SAL BON aafarrb, Der nltt ourd Gianehm1su
pom 9alt's &atarrb=Ru eebeilt peroeu
tam.
s: J. ebenen 3 Co. Giaent,, Solebo, 8.
Ntr, Die n~nterasi9neten, baben 8. >. Gbener
lett ben lebten Is 5abren .9etann. nnb balten i'm
far ooatommeu e~brenbaft IN allen 8ei8dftsberbanb=
elngegangenen Standardization su erfhnen.
8af6ina, Rinnan 8 Warpin, @rosban=
oeIs= Droautfen foleSp, o.
9al,s 9atarrb=Rnr iuiro innerli6 eenommen uno
Dtrtt brett ouf oas Blut unb Die faleintiaen Sber=
HIDDEN oeg Sptems. 3ersnifie fret perianSt. greis
IS Gents fur Die Glaihe. 8ertaiift bon alien apo=
thetsrn.
8. s, Gbenep & 60, SoleoO, o.
gfehrnt &aH'S ssamtItenaDIIe fHr 8ert pfuna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-04
gett ttper so Sabreu

iHon tuurbe Mrs. Minslom's 5Dc'
thina~s Sprup nDn MiaiDnen nDu
Wittern beirn 3abnen Der 9inber
a%naeuenbet. Wirtt Du i'm Sblafe
ourB oas Sbreier zines &tnoes ges
ftDrt, onB i'm Babnen lit unb npr
SdmerSeti meint? Wenn 10, la1{e
iofurt cine Tlaiwe npr ,,Wrs.
WinslDms Snutbing Sbrup" hDleri.
Sein Wert lift unbeaablbar. &c miro
Dem tleiner 2eibenoen iofprt Ainees
ru1g neribaffen. GerlaBt euh na'
rauf, Wiitter, es lit teir Dpeifel
nariber. sc beilt 9iarrbpe, reeus
Iiert ben Waoen unb bic Niereri,
beieiti9t @ino > 9Dlit, erueiht ben
gaumen, perbinoert gntsiinoung
uno ftdrtt oas gauge Spftem.
,W9re. Winelums S0nthina Syrup"
fiir sa6nenoe &inber lit angenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas &ecept itammt
upn einert Der beiten tpeibliden
Nerste in ben Ser. staaten. sc lift
bel alien 9rug9iiten in Der aanaer
l@elt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slai@e. Gauft ritdts nnoeres. nls
Wrs. Winglppa 6oDthino Snruu.
INTERVIEWING d. E"tteras
t ureraeu e ftnoet man
mad elmer Mittbeilung oes Rpniuls
SepFert BON Stratforo in ieoem fana<
bif4en 9eime. Die 9orfs uno itdbtt.
f6en 8ibliotbeten in aanaoa fino nit
ameritanii6en 8i6ern angefiGt, uno
bic ameritanifhen 3ettf6riften prGs
bpminiren.
Obgfeid bie 6 btneen
auf einem febr teimgeidttisten Grb>
bobtn lebsn, finb lie oo6 a~uffaaenb
fret bon 3Hpbus uno anoeren &rants
betten, bon oeneu nan etne 9erbreitung
ourh bas Waftr dnnebren gu mill
fen glaubt. Man Ihretbt bisIe Smmu.
nitdt Der @ttpobnbett hes Dielsn S6ses
trinters 5u.
@ts bat fi9 I'm Snnirn
% Z lambs tett Dem ertte1 Wtorz
gensrauen Der @eiai9ts angefammslt.
etnsr ShdBnns mad beoeden sic Giss
fslbsr ge~gsntpdrtig cine SlGhe pom
Webr als 100000 Qua6rattilomster
o. +. oreimai 70 ptet ME assDeutfhe
Ret4) ~our4f4nittli6 in Der 0ide Don
$500 Meter!
etpa 6 100000 auus
Der sibt Is in Srantreih uno Inter.
ie IL iinb 8, bic pfetfe randen, 5, Die
Gisdrrsn un0 nur 2, Die Gigarsttsn
rau6en. Demna6 berbrou9t 6rantz
reid idhrli6 800,000,O00 Gigdrstten
B. +. 70 bieIs. oaB Iie. NIT ben GnoeH
%anetnanoer gelfgt, 500 Wol um Die
Groe REDEEM piitoeu,
finds 5 Gents Sananas@ ionrre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-04

Our9 Gin prtBun9p pn
g eepa r unter Die 9aut finb
BET "a an Subertuloie ertrantten Ser
ionen in einem Barrier 9pipitdle GIN
fttee &eiuGtate eraieIt fporbsn.
Ole $50, 543 6 tnpanz
berer, ote in Dem NIT Dem 80, sunni
1906 absefdlohenen Gisfaliabre i'm
9afen BON gep Yort eintrdfen. bra9s
ten in tun6er Summe $19,000,000
NIT.
SAM NJ b d a d E
g a d Oer It Gnbtg our6fu6en
iest tpeite @ebtete Der @roe mad 9rass
drten, BITE geeignet erfaeinsn, ft1 nu9
uno mad gu tpertbpolen @etretoeurten
nmtpanbeln gu laiYeu.
g a / a bat bon aQen
cibiltiirten 2dnoern psr6GltnibmdBiq
bic grDBte 3abt BON Gterbefdlen, 1ie
betrdgt bort Al auf 1000 2sbenbe, Die
sertn9ite Sterberate bat oagegen Nsuz
ietlnno NIT II auf 1000 2eb.nbe.
8is @usp 5 q
n a d Stbtrten aus benz euro
pdifden 8uBlanb bat etnen bisber uns
errei4ten llmfang an9enommen, Sn
ben tsetteu ieAs Monaten B. s, Iino
S6.867 perfotca bQrtbin ausgemons
bert.
Ser 5 NJ POT 0 e Ies
p B JAMIE aus QtIien unb 4fritd
mad GI0s uno Witte(Qmertfa lit fugz
gsrirt mproen, sSn ben uu~gebeueren
Wdlbern Der nsusu gDelt piiroen ole
RteienzDidRduter cine peitere QusIe
fir Glfenbein oaritelen.
3u Sapon gibt es nur brei ma
tionale Jsiertoge. Der /. Sauuar lift
Der cine 0abon, Der @e6urtstaq bes re-
g%ierenoen aaiier8. Der 3. Nebtmber 1T
Der 3pette. Ser II. 5ebruar aber piro
am umfdn9Ii6iten sefeiert: es lit Der
gag Der ar6nuu9 oes erfter aaiIerS
.Namers Simmu.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
PostoUcs at Gypsun

A poStoftice has been established at Gypsum, IS miles from Tenakee, in Southeastern Alaska. Gypsum is the scene of the gypsum mines being op- ersted on Freshwster bay.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28

The Pack Train saloon always leads It carries ouly the best brands of whis- kies, wines, beers and all the other goods to be had at 2 irst-class gentle mems resort If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
aueNANO~NuN~Noo~o~~~N~~N~o
PERSONAL MENTION

~~NOO ~NN~UV USN~S William Taylor, agent for the White Pass st Dawson, arrived on the train las, night and lett for VictorrA on the Amur. He was delayed on the outbound trip for several days at Indian river. Jerry Perry, Of Juneau, is spending the holidays with his mother in this city.
 Superintendent Y. 1. Hahn left on the train this morning for Whitehorse. Twas the eve before New Years
 And all thru the house Not thing was stirring,
 Not even a mouse
 for they had all gone to the MsSque-
 rade Ball. 3E
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
Georgin Due Tonight

The Georgia will be due from Ju- neau this evening with mail and pas sengers. She will sail on the return trip tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
SKAGWAY WEATHER

The result of the observation taken at Moore whar at midnight, Dee. 27, 1906, is as follow Temperature tim obserTaJ'n. J+ above Max. temp. preceding T hours, 40 " Min ..A " Mean " ..3I
 Barometer 2g 50
 Cloudy, north wind,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28

". ". BUughton has received a con- Signmens of Marguerite Havana Cigars. If you WAnI s good sweet smoke call for them.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
Nugget Chuin Lost

Lost-ladIes nugget chain, attached to locket containing gold dust. Leave at Daily Alaskan office and get reward,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28

Or will rent furnished the Haynes residence corner of Third Avenue and Alaska street from Nov. lst. Enquire of Geo |. Howard next door.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
Coal and " oOd

Call up the Alaska Transfer company for coal, wood and kInding. All or. ders promptly attended 10. Phone 10
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
Phone City Transfer

For your coal, wood and general haul ing. Phone 9O }roughtOn'S cigar store. l0-4-lmo
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28

The Pack Train Restaurant will serve wine with dinner orders, free in place of tea or coffee. Come on boys
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28

Hand painted china at department store prices at HarrisouS.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
FrsSh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co- keep all kind Of fresh meat constantly on hand. ,f
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
At the Mascot

Mt. Vernon rye and Old Belmon whiskeys, double stamped goods, at wholesale prices at the Mas
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
Lost

A Brooch pin with letter 'N." re- turn 10 Daily Alaskan office. If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
Seattle Saloon

For the choicest stock ot liquid re treatments, the Seattle Saloon leads them all The famous Seattle Rainier heev always on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28

All the deIcacies of the season at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
At tIs Ii as cot

Home made Oyster Cocktails at the Mascot
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
Fer Sale Cheap

January Delineator st Harrisons.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
Skagwar. D-ccmDcr 2S. IaOr

'INW- " " T|" "NT''' ||I -"I T'VT' The weather condition, uJ Skasway' for the T hours preceding noon today were as follows:
The daily Alaskan., 1906-12-28
.REClPROCATE
 NEW YEARS

Your friends, generosity ought not to go uunoticed. R0CiprOCdt0 Somehow You cannot to very much better than to buy Jewelry.
 It is not necessary to buy au expen- sive present. There are plenty of in- expensive articles that will be much SD priciated You will find several hun dred of them grouped in our showcases from which selection should be easily made.
 H. D. kirmse,
 Pioneer JeWeler
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
Corinthians Play in Montreal

Montreal, Que, Aug. 1.-The
Corinthian Soccer" football team,
composed Of crack English footbau
experts will play their first Canadian
game OF this season in this cltv 10
day As were the Pilgrims last vear
the corinthians are under the can.
'ainship OF Fred Il. Mines. After
leaving Montreal the English PLAYERS
VIII go 70 Ottawa, where they exno,,
70 pay on Monday, thence to Hamtl.
'on' where they will play on Wednes.
o@y, They will also play in Toron.
TO- berlin and London. whence tha,.
WI go direct TO Chicago, to begin
'heir tour through the United s,a,a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11

per " Loncor Alfred p Aufrance.
John W Holman. Osmar X. WOLF
Floyd II Frazier. q. b. Gwiur. I'd.
ward g. Copper. Edward ]. Bullock.
George w liirous. Ivan a.. Beers.
Lester $ Bannou. Vim y. Cauth.
ers. Alfonso Hobart. Frank ". Hob.
son. William Jones, Frank q Jory.
Henry Mcconnell, Elmer c. Giles. Al.
bert u Gills. Herman A. Glouz, Wal
ter L. Hatch. Grove Hcmsley. Vance
Cymor, Damon Fleyner. julius n.
Garnlobst. Albert g G.hlau. Max n.
Gehlan, Kosl McRcynolds Floyd V.
NcRs'nolds, sterling a. Mizc. James
Roy Necr, Clarencs A. Robertson.
CLYDE Rumhaugh, John schon. 5. n.
lAwrencs, Frank G Zosyl, Fraak A.
Noge.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
CUSTOM
HOUSE
MATTE
Disappointed Candidates
Astoria Sore at Sen,
atOr Fulton

Astoria, Or, Aug. 11.-If ma.
indications count for ought, so0,,
G. w. Fulton's nomination ~ N.
Carnahan for collector of cus,o,
for the local port will prove N
turbing factor in the Repubu,I
ranks of Clatsop county for NJ.
time to come. The recommended
was forwarded to Washington vs,,,
day by the senator, and TODAY th.l
is loud talk of reprisals at the pro,.
time by some of the defeated canaI
dates and their friends.
Perhaps the most disappointms,|
has been caused in local ranks ov.
the failure of the senator to apnoI,|
]. s. Dellinger, publisher of. the Al
torian. 1t is also true Mr.. Dellinga|
is in a better position to retallst|
should he choose to adopt such
course. What he will do, howeya-
is a matter of much speculation, \
which all factions of the party dl,
play the deepest concern.
Some of those in close touch wifi
Mr.. Dellinger, however, are NOR
talkative, and do not hesitate to "a
nounce the action of Senator FultOl
in failing, as they say, to keep hI
political promises. Mr.. Dellinger
they declare never aspired to the ap
pointment until it was voluntaril
offered to him by Senator Fulton, per
sonally as a commentator for fight
he had made with his newspaper, th
Astorian, in behalf of Mr.. Fulton AM
Republican tickets. In one Of thesl
fights, the last municipal campaign
the paper was boycotted by the OpenI
town element, and it was figured thai
the appointment would be but iusI
retribution for this loss.
The friends of w. L. Robb. tn,
present collector, are also said to b
much worked up over the failure 0
their candidate to secure a renOmina
tion. Like Mr.. Dellinger, Mr.. Rob-
refuses to talk. 1t is stated that Mr
Robb's candidacy was unanimous,
indorsed by the local Legislative dele
cation, and this also may lead to az
embarrassing situation at la'el
time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11

New York, Ags, H.. Tho bicycle
riders OF Creator New York have ar.
ranged 90 have tWo-days' outing.
TO DO knovn as the Eighth Annual
Centuy V,ateaus' run The same
pla ntol lowodl tseayar takoe etsaoo
plan followed last year Ues SO popu.
Tar that o repetition was decided
upon Tho wheelmon. more than a
hund'ed In number, wil start from
here by boat for Sag Harbor this a..
'eEnoon aud wili ride from sag liar.
nor 10 Jamaica tomorrow. Another
aN'sion Of cylists viii start from
hefv tomorrow morning and will ride
out to meet the other cyclists at Pat,
shogas, the nity-mne dnner stop
Medals will ho awarded TO an who
oomplete tho ioo-mne run.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
Indiana Germans C,lebr,,i,,

Fort Wayne. Ind Aug. 1.-THE
German societies OF this are holding
their annual meeting here TODAY and
IN honor ot the visiting delegates the
whole city is handsomely decorated
TIE hrst meeting viii be held AZ
Turner hall this afternoon. when The
delegates will be welcomed by the
mayor aud representatives, of the
local German societies. In the even.
lns there viii be a hanQue, in honor
o' The visiting delegates with music
singing and speeches. Tomorrow
HERMAN day viii be celebrated bv a
grand popular festival In Centllvre
PARK The Hon, L. NJ. Rappaport
Hi indianapolis viii De the sneaker
OF the day The Parckard band will
play and several German singing So.
''e''es Will contribute vocal numbers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
May BE Minnie Linecum.

Los Angeles, Aug. l1.-One woman
VINO recently mysteriously disap.
peafed IN this city, resembled to
some extent the one found murdered
al santa Monica. Her name was Min
nle Lineeum or Pauline Woods. On
January 27th A. E. Chapelow was ar
rested following an attempt to rob a
woman Al the preliminary hearing
.ne woods woman testified against
Cnapelow' and he was bound over to
the superior court, and is now in jail
awaiting trial. Immediately follow.
ing TIE hearing tbe woman dlsap.
Jared ana the police have so far
oeen unable TO locate. her
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
Prof. Wilder 65 Years old

lthaka' y. Y Aug. l1.-Prof
Burt G. Wilder. the brain expert.
VINO has taught physiology and zoolo.
gy at Cornell ever since the uniyer.
SHY was opened in 1865. is celebrat.
Ing his t5th birthday today. Only
TWO months ago Prof, Wilder. then n
Wido"er' married Miss May Field.
uaush'eF OF Mrs. Mary Burd Field
OF Boston. Miss Field was a cradu.
ate oi Mount Holyoke college and
was pupil Of Prof Wilder in 1874,
when he lectured at the Anderson
summer sehoo! OF natural history on
Penikese island.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11

States. A new feature Is TO be in.
iToduoed In the meaeuyres this year,
and the ships are 10 practice eyolu-
lions without signals, In order 10
meet emergencies IN battel when.
owing 70 smoke or when siknal ap.
paratus has been shot away. signals
can no longer be given. While II is
regarded somewhat hazardous 20
manoeyre the big battleships without
signals. II is thought necessary 10
have the officers familiar with this
duty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11

FRAUD
CLIMAX
Government Sprung SenSa-
tiOn in Trial of
Barnard

Portland. Aug. 11.-As a sensa-
tional climax TO the close of the gov
ernment's case at a night session of
the federal court, wherein Coe D..
Barnard is charged with perjury in
connection with his testimony as a
witness to the final proof of Charles
! A. Watson, John NJ. Morgan, one of
/ the governments witnesses, con-
fessed on the stand last night that he
! had likewise made a homestead en-
Try for the Butte Greek Livestock
& Lumber Company, and that he had
sworn falsely when he made affidavit
In his final proof that he had lived
upon the claim and had cultivated it
continually during the II months
antecedent to the commutation of the
entry.
Judge Bennett. counsel for De-
fendant Barnard, interposed a Wig
orous objection to the introduction
of Morgan's testimony, but upon the
statement of United States District
Attorney Bristol that it was offered
for the purpose of showing that Bar
nard was one of Morgan's witnesses
also, and had sworn to the bona fides
of his claim in the same manner as
In relation TO the Watson claim,
Judge Hunt overruled the objection.
Morgan testified that about the
time Watson had filed on his home
stead, Clarence Zachary, manager of
the Butte Creek Land, Livestock &
Lumber Company, induced him to
make homestead entry No. 12,762,
covering lot 4, section 80, and lots 1, ,
2, and 4, section 81, township 3
south, range 20 east, Willamette
Meridian. At the expiration of IA
months the entry was commuted,
and when Morgan appeared before
United States Commissioner James S.
Stewart for the purpose of proving
up, Barnard was one of his witness
es. and had sworn to statement
that Morgan had cultivated 35 acres
of the land. had built house there
on, and had resided continuously on
the claim for the full period indi-
Gated.
Morgan admitted that he was ly-
ing when he swore to his final proof,
and that he had taken up the claim
IN the expectancy of being paid for
1t by the corporation, also that he
had only been on the claim once dur
ing the IA months.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
nolenan'. Rig Cnmi,.I

hoaeman, Mont, Aug. lo.-Bo.e.
mans big carnival for which prenar.
A'lons had been going on for several
weeks opened this morning with a
srAnd Industrial parade. The queen
OF the carnival rode on a beaatifullv
decorated noat and an vehicles wera
decorated with flowers. Prizes win
pe awarded to the best turnout. In
TIE afternoon there viii be a mas.
meeting with Governor Toole as ths
psiae'pai speaker. Then the queen
~al be crowned. In the evening
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
The Cruiser 81. Louis R.,,,.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. ll~r,o
cruiser ., St Louis which was bunt rv
the urn OF Meade & Levy IS rad -
,.,. Ds turned over to the goverumsn, -
The nrm went into the hands ., :
Se''er while building the shin ~,
sus work vas continued ana tNs
cruiser cruz was completed. The ST Io,',o ~.
whl y be commanded by comnsrsa.
\. r. Usher. Ander
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
LAKE TRAFFIC BLOCKADED.
Steamers Collide at Duluth and Fill
Up Channel.

Duluth, MINI, Aug. 1.-THE
steamer Troy and a freighter collid-
ed in span of the interstate bridge
today and precipitated it into the
channels on either side of the center
pier Navigation to and from the up
per harbor, which is the most active
portion of the head of the lakes, is
blockaded. 1t is impossible even for
tug to pass. Traffic between Du-
luth and Superior is cut OF. The
The Great Northern railway owns
the bridge, which is one of the long
est draw spans in the world. Forty
steamers in the upper harbor are cut
on from the lake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
MILITIA
STARTED
FOR CAMP
Forty Members OF Company
N Have Gone 10
American Lake

company n, Third infantry, o n.
a.. leit this norhlns on train No. "a
10 participate ia the Joint manocuv-
res al Amerlcan Lake. Washington,
fof period OF tan days, The COM
pany wili return August 10th Fuly
uniformei aed equipped, the loeai
wilitiamen lef, tho depot amid u,c
ioyous bon voyage OF the frlends
that had gathered 20 say au revolr.
Prosiour 10 the departure pho.
tograph OF the company va taken on
the oast steps ot the capitol.
Tbs enlisted men wore Khaki
hlouse sud trousers campaign bat
With oord. leggings, blue shirt. blan.
Me-. shelter halt complete. haversack
mess kl,, eanleva. TN cup, cartridge
heu aud black shoes.
The members ot COMPANY C. OF
Albany. occupied coaches on ,bs same
train. ana the depo, ,ouk oa mlli.
tAfy aif,
Here follows the names of the
members of the local company who
isit this m0Fning'
Captain chNs. A. Murphy. COM
mandiag
First Lieutenant Richard W. Hol'
man.
Second Lieutenant earle Abrams.
Rirat Sergeant Lewis " Judsoa,
QaartsrmAsssr Segseant r. l.,
White,
Earl , speny, Fred 7. Krsss. JAS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
Francis Favors Bryan.

Paris, Aug. 11.-R. D. Franel'
says it is almost certain that Bryan
will be nominated for president, ah'
said nothing, in his opinion, can SIDE
track the commoner. Francis wa
leader of the gold Democrats Ou
now is unqualihedly for Bryan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11
Manoea,rvs wMhou, sIrn.l.

Washington D, C.. Aue. 1.-THE
plans Tor the extensive meaoeuvres
of the North Atlantic fleet are almost
completed Before fan Admiral
Evans viii have a feet OF sixteen
eat,leships, which win be the larsest
ness Of eneesive vessels ever Assem-.
eled a. one time BY the unhed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-08-11

there viii be agrotesque parade and
mummery combined with a flower
and confetti battle. There will also
be two balls.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-07-13
Sweet Dreams of Twilight

Written for The Jewish Outlook
Do you miss me? | wonder as l sit to-
night
Sit and dream the dreams of twilight;
Long for you with longing, dear,
That makes me sometimes almost fear
Some bitter lesson II be taught.
For giving so fully-all heart and
thought
TO you. SO drear and endless seems the
day,
AS I live it through in listless way
New friends. fond greetings, that come
the while.
| try to meet with a pleasant smile.
People are kind and good to me here
But somehow. it s you l miss, my dear:
For yol-always yOu-the longing
grows;
A treasured memory like fragrant
SO sweetly whispers Of fond delight
AS I dream the dreams of sweet twilight.
FLORENCE L. BURSON.