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The Washington times., 1906-06-21
FRANKLIN.

Central-Paul Richmond, Randolph
Goldman Shaw. NJ b Swanson, Bennett
Willis. Natalie Louise German, Eilda
Gertrude GloetZner, Mary Caroline
Johnson. Fannie Bell OStrOm. Frances
Wilcox Pratt. Nellie Gertrude Shield
Mildred Randel Seymour Edna Lloyd
TOpham. Mildred Thiving, Ada Eliza
beth Ward. Mary Zirkin.
BuSineSs-BeTnice Wakefield Jerman
Edna Grace Lamborn, Charlotte Lillian
Pemberton. Gladys May Rinehart, Hilda
Ruth Warheld.
WeStern-RufiIs Rhodes Berman.
Manual-GeOcge Burton Buck, Lovick
Pierce Riddle. Robert Alexander Rob-
ertson, John Blducett Sanders, Stuart
NJ. Angelo. Ncrbena Adler, Virginia
Ogle Humphrey.
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ADDITIONAL LIST
OF PROMOTIONS

Promotion from the various graded
schools. in addition to those published
exclusively in yesterdays Times. have
been announced as follows:
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ADDISON.

Manual-MOrtimer William Bowen.
Halbert Perry Brown. John julius Ca
row, Guy Northrup Churcn, William
Walton Harrison. Robert De Witt Muir
ply, Robert Means Walters. and Lillian
Bertha KrausS.
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JACKSON.
Richard Earle Babcock. James Duvau
Lawrence TOombS Du Bose Theodore
Mead RObie, TuIly Sheiiey. William
DOugal Leetch. Anna Ramsay Cump-
stOn. Louisa Lynch CarmOdy. Susan
Howard Davis, Helen ThcOdOsaie Frey.
Louise Marie Frey. Ella Eliz lbeth
GlascOck. Edna Marie Haney. Ada Hin
zen. Leila Elizabeth Hoffman, Marcucr-
ite Katharine Martin, Edna Mine- Mas
Pennebaker Martha Dyson Waters, ard
ANA = ind wilkins
BusinesS--Jay Louis Bohrer and James
Che b.Ti lain
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MONROE

Western-CharIes Frederick TriepeL
Business-Louise Mary Collier. Mary
Catherine Finn. Helena Beatrice Martin,
Anna Fay Mccarthy. Laura Florence
Talks, Louise Anna Widmayer.
Manual-Bentamin Harrison Brill,
Leon Brill. Charles Chandler Pidgeon.
Jane Jackson Pidgeon.
CHEVY CHASE.
Central-Donald Montgomery EARL.
Raul Stirling Putzk, Isabelle Lucy Col
-lins, Dorothy Agnes Sabin-
Western-James PlacidUs Ord, Edward
Fondren Shaifer, Mary Elizabeth Eas-
ton.
Business-George Wheeler Van Dyne.
PETwoRTH.
Central-Edith staver Cheney. VIOLA
FicIlenscher.
BusSiness-Ernestine Louise Rowe.
Ethel May Ranke.
Manual-Frank Shaw Cheney.
TAKOMA.
Central-John Russell Mcqueen, Louise
Everett Dexter. Cressy Louise Dudley.
Carrie Bertha Miller. Florence Louise
Scudder, Almeria Noyes Van Week.
Business-Elsie Cassen Laishear.
Manual-Robert Rankin Galloway, Al
bert Ernes: Terfinger.
TENLEY.
Business-NIaurice' Graham Fitzgerald,
=
Western-Ethel May Money.
Manual-LeOn Perry Shoemaker.
WOODBURY..
High School-Edith Margaret HIeer.
Manual-Frank Frazier. Thomas Ward
Joy.
CRANCH.
Business - Harry Rufus Cooksey,
George Riddle Downs, Charles Matthew
Dunn, Joseph Henry Hinwood, Paul
- Ill
Alice Blanche Butler. Mary Ellen oxen.
Sadie COrdella Coxen, Mary Virginia
Littleton. Irene Elizabeth Richardson,
Bertha Marie Whalley.
Eastern-RusSen Eugene Baker, VIII
liam Raab Covell
Nanual-Mary Hutton Hooe.
BUCHANAN.
Eastern-Patrick Joseph Murray. Her
bert Henry Schwartz. Annie Amelia
BetlSer. Martha Ringgold Browning,
Dorothy Edwards, Marie Hinsman Lind
sey. Eva Estelle Taylor. Edna Lois
Business - Richard Henry Phipps.
Mildred Marguerite Clements. Violet
Louise CoXen. Mamie Ann Crigler. Eva
Manual = William Raymond Barry.
Hugo Alvin Stahl. Sarah Jane Dulin.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
Business - Catherine Olive Guigon.
Mamie Agnes Kenney.
Eastern-Alberta Pearl Stewart. Sally
MichauS Tucker
VAN BUREN,.
High schoOl-James Edward Taylor
Emma Rebecca Butler, Fannie Alberta
Gator Ruby Alma Crawford. Addie Bar
bara Dean. Elsie Naomi England. Helen
Luella Estep. Marie Fairall. Esther Car
oline Guide, Daisy Mayola Keifer, Mar
gueriJe Caroline LOuden. COrinne Myers
Virgie Williams Price, Mary Teresa
Taylor. Jane Elizabeth Torney. Alberta
Warfield. Laura Myrtle Wistler.
Manual-Herbert Raymond Haar, Ger
aid Griffin McGrath, Charles Kinsela.
BLAKE.
Central-James Elton Bragg Marian
Catherine Elinor Anderson Mary Vir-
ginia Hillmuth, Sydth Hivid Kirk.
Business = William Albert Herbert.
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PETwORTH.

Central-Edith Staver Cheney, VIOLA
FickenSCher.
BusineSS-E,rnestfne Louise Rowe
Ethel May Ranke
Manual-Frank Shaw Cheney.
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vey Lawrence Haight, James Carrie
Roche, Helen Gertrude SchlOsser.
Western-James Randolph King.
DENNIS0N-2.
CentTal-Stephen Eugene Atkinson,
Alan Browning Charles Winfield Cadle
Roland Russell Monroe. Edwin Ross
Tilley, John Holt Wright, Isabel Drum
mOnd Atkinson, Irene Elizabeth Barry.
Florence Matilda Coumbe. Lula Day.
Frances Marie KOhlmeT Beatrice Ann
cite Spalding, Florence Amelia Tour
nier. Mildred Turner Welch, Helen
Hunter Young, Marjorie Hunter Young.
Business-James Heffner Carroll. VIII
liam Ogden Lyddane, Violet Carolyne
WILMER
Manual-William John Aherp, Percy
Leroy Sherwood. Robert Clement Wat
son, Miles William Bell, Harry Wood
ward Thompson, Helen Genevieve Lee.
Jennie Christine Murphy, Marie Rose
Smith. and Grace Elinor Miller
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BENNING.

Central-Alvin McCreary Brown. Eric
Knute Shilling, George Rahm Stilson.
Ruth Ellen Barnes. and Virginia Doro-
thy Bishop
Manual-Essel Monshoer Maxwell.
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EMERY.
GALES.

High School-James Byron Brooks.
Marcus Borchadt, Mornay De Witt
Helm. Thomas Francis Mccarthy. Karl
Hess Townsend. Gladys Frank Coleman
Lille Pauline Heilman, Carolyn Hum
phreys. Theodore Miller, Florence Vfr-
g1nla Marble. Jessie Sans. Anna Eliza
beth Schulze.
Manual-Edward Essex Clarvoe. Guy
Griffin Frazier. Mary Adelaide BelIer
Alice Rose May Balm, Irene Brosnan
Cafhrina Ellen knndser
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FORCE.

Business-CarOlyn Theresa Manning.
Central-William Shock BOteier. Mil
ton Fischer, and Richard James Hale
Hale BrelsfOrd. William Riley Deeble
Egbert Thompson Lloyd. Clinton r.
Hennebaker. Philip Rogers Pratt. Frank
Clark Scofeld. Peyton WinlOck Julia
Field Ballantyue. Mary Joyce Crowley.
Eva Grace GoOdpasture Claritta Jack
son. Mary Gladys Livingstone. Pauline
Matilda Pfuger, and Alice Listou
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BLAIR.

Business-Harry Charles Burke, FL
more Kenny Mckay. Ernest Wesley
MarlIward, John Otis Nelson, Robert L.
Rea, Ruth Marie Baldwin, Ella Appich
Baldwin. Alice Gertrude Douglas Ida
Regina Helen Fitzgibbon, Anna Belle
Veronica Kirockey. MOlIie Adella Nc
Daniel. Wildia Elizabeth O'AIeara.
Daphne Lazelle Stebbins
Central-Warren Aloysius Minis
Ruth LeOnOra Baxter
Eastern-Winifred Mary Kuhns.
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TAKOMA.

Central-John Russell Mcqueen, Louise
Everett Dexter. Cressy Louise Dudley.
Carrie Bertha Miller. Florence Louise
Scudder, Almeria Noyes Van Week.
Business-Elsie Cassell Laishear.
Manual-RObert Rankin Galloway, AL
bert E,TueS. Terflinger
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LUDLOW.

Observation-Disclosures FOrrer
EasteTn-Herbert BabcOck. William
Fem de Haven Buck, Charles Eldridge
McAllister, Maurice Robert O'Connell
Marguerite Corridor, Mary McFall
Capens, Edna Virginia Ellis
Central-AHna Belts, Ruth BusSard
son.
Manual-Edgar Parker, George Erwin
PrOudley Lestelle Virginia Baker Ethel
Thorpe CARL. Loretta KOlb. Marguerite
Elesia Kober, Grace Evelyn Mattingly
Mary Omega Mann, Jennie Frances
Ryan, Blanche Elise Vaughan. Elsie
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HAMILTON.

High SchoOl-James Joseph Sweeny
Catherine Josephine Mccarthy. Beulal
Mary West.
Manuai-Harvey Owen Ernest. JUS
CesilliuS Jensen.
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WEIGHTMAN.

Western-John Joseph Fahey, Rose
Addor. Laura Louise Eiker Lula Vir-
glnla Long. Irene Bolton Warren
Central-Flonda Frances Clevinger.
Isabelle Frances Murphy.
Business-Edward Frances Hannah,
Belva Goepfert, Mary vanilla Wood
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Western-Walter 5. Boyley. Leila NJ.
Bogley.
Business-Dallas Deeble Ball. James
9. Duiin, Wilfred ". Ellis. Nathan NJ.
Noland' Alfred l. Tennyson. Helen A.
Shupp. Helen Thompson. Margaret /.
Warwick.
Manual-Le Roy Young. Ruth F.
Waters
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TONER.

Western-Robert Edward Daniel. Ju-
liza Oden Young
Business-Ida Christian EgoIf. Lillian
Frances Ingley
Manual-Louis William Poore.
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rotherS, Gordon Webster Wilson Grace
Coleman. Gertrude Cook. Daisy Warne-
da Gibson Florence Gertrude Jackson,
lola Kerr. Mertie Nav Quisenberry, Ge-
neva Burmese Russell, Ethel Mae Bur
neeSe SWanne
Manual-LOufS Napoleon Brown. Ray
mond Anthony Davis. Mary Emma An
derSon. Maggie Cinder Duff en-. Annie
Rosalia Garner. Effie Hill
WILSON.
NJ street High School-Lloyd Henry
Newman Beulah Alveretta Webb. Mary
Catherine Mitchell Maggie Parker.
Manual-Alphonso Rudolph Adams,
(Continued on Eighth Page.l
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Central-James Elton Bragg. Marian
Catherine Elinor Anderson, Mary Vir-
ginia Hillmuth. Sydth Hivid Kirk
business = William Albert Herbert.
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INDUSTRIAL HOME.
JACKSON.

Nelson Lans George, Karl Emile
kritsch. and Harriet Elizabeth Lynch
IACKSOM
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HAYES.

Central-Russen Mckee Harrington.
Frank William Mccarthy, Edward Jo-
seph Sheridan. Elizabeth Gerhold. Hel IN
Margaret SeaverS
Business-John Francis Mccormack
Erma Sylvester Coleman. Clara Louise
Bowling, Florence Mary Gompers. Co
ralie Montgomery, Helen Margaret
Seavers, Katherine Cecilia O'Leary.
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CURTIS.

Western-Robert Todd Daniel, John
Moncure Daniel. Harold CHRISTOPHER
Davies. Alan Freeman Garner. Archer
lie Grand HaycOck. John Lyon, Annie
Eta Sebastian
Business-Luther Calvin Iodd, Mary
Emile TOrreysOn
Manual-Erna Watson Lewis. Edna
May Miller, Della Rebecca Van Every,
Bessie May woodward
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FRANKLIN.

Central-MartIn MarsteIla Manger
Eugene Deyerly Supplee, Paul Rapelye
Van Mater Mary Caroline Aitcheson
Alice Aubrey Hawks. Hilda Hlnkel.
Florence Albert Marks, Eunice McClel-
Ian. Mildred Newman. Agnes Arareen
Preston. Emily Hopkinson Ross, An
toinette Gertrude Rupert, Fannie Jac-
queline Washington. and Mary Mar
guerite Younger.
Business-LOuis Henry Grleb. Lloyd
JOsDeh Simmons. Harry Zanneli Minnie
Grieb Katherine MCElrOy Grimes. Julia
Gordon Jack, LOrinne Elizabeth Keller
Ida Blanca Marmaduke. Nellie May
Pullman, and Anna Willers.
Western-LOuise Cassel Williams.
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FORCE.

Western High School-Roger Morse
Bone. John Swoke Burreu. Arthur Henry
Dutton. George Dashiell Fowle, Arthur
Craft Mercer. Foster Wedderburn
Lydia Roden. Wanda Marie Buell.
Eleanor s Church. Alice Jeanette De
Mar. Bessie EElestOn. Grace Forsythe
Nellie Cannon. Esther l. Henderson.
Marguerite Helen LeeCh. Emma Asenath
NOlen. and Winefred Wilson.
Central High SChOOl-William Stubbs
James, Myron Smith, and Edith Scott
COmbes-
Business High School - Raymond
George Clarke
Manuol-Edward Addison Dent, VIII
liam John DOCOhue, and Ludwig Fred
erick KrafthOper
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GRANT.

Western - Malcolm Morgan. Rhea
Fulghum.
Central-Cyrille IretOn. Edith Murray.
Ruth Simms. Helen StOever. Leila Speer.
Business - Victor Mayer. Charles
w etzel. James Welch. Isabelle Edwards.
Mary Hester. Mabel Johnson. Edna
Lockwood.
Manual-Earle I1iker. Wallace Hick-
cox. Walter klatz. Walter Lockwood
Lewis Pusey. Claire Collins. Maude
Eiker. Anita Heitmuller. Inez Silver.
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High SchooI-Thomas Moten, Florence
Burke, Selma Christian, Dorothy Fields,
Viola Herndon. Landonia Payne. Har-
riet Shepherd, Melissa Williams
Manual-F'rank Carter. Charles Savoy,
ESste NJ. Budd. Genevieve Clark. Mamie
r Ellis. Eva Payne. Maud Payne, Isa-
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LANGDON.

Central-GabrlellA Augusta Duckett.
Martha Suzanne HitZ. Katherine Matte
Jolliffe, Lillian Jolliffe, Elsa Dorothea
Muench.
Business-Marie Lucille Howard
.Manual-George Albert Bolt. Otto Carl
Gsantner. Max CrosSIield Haskell Har-
old Robert Love. Audrey Elizab beth Har-
Vey.
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Business-David Louis Du Pre- Clara
Oceola Bielaski. Ida Florence Grams.
Eileen May Hayes. Nettie Lee Offutt.
Manual-Daisy Marie Grams.
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HIsh SchooI-Ceorge Bright Hamilton,
Eva Marie Boucher. Margaret Jose
phine Clark. Anna Margaret Crook.
Agnes Eleanor DOwling, Theresa An
tonia Henry. Emily Orme HetfieId. Flor
ence Theresa Lyons. Nay Laurendia
Stroman
+ B0slnesS-RobeTt kOOnZ Middlekauff
Norman Ticknor RAYMOND DonaI III
Power Scott. Mary Margaret AIahODev.
Manual-Aloysius Anthony Baldus.
Robert Nelson Davis, William CARLYLE
kautenberg. Lawrence Jerome Potter.
John Lawrence Sullivan, Jannette LAM
bert Harrell. Merle Whiteside
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

duties naturally runs across many
things he cannot print. For instance,
II a man has any information to give
to the press. It is common for him to
state previous events so as to give the
reporter a knowledge OF the matter,
Now. some Of this matter may nos be
nc to print, or It may not be advise
able to print II. and often the report
er give his word not to publish Ger.
tain portions OF the story. and II would
work a hardship on other persons who
would be brought into the limehght
In a discussion Of the real issue. Such
condolences, I believe. ought to be
considered as sacred and my exper-
lence has been that newspaper men
usually so consider &C. It Is as much
a professional secret as that Of a doc.
tor and, as | view e.. the newspaper
man ought not 20 be forced to divulge
it ON the witness stand.
Then again a reporter IN the search
for news may accidentally run across
information which he is not in a posi-.
ton to publish, or ON which he has
not sufficient proof to permit Of pub.
llcation A reporter naturally picks up
much information in this way. the
greater part Of which Is held sacred
by aim,
"ln other instances a reporter oh.
tains information Of a business deal
which is supposed to be sccrot. Now.
no Nightmare newspaper wishes 20
harm an honest business proposition
and the reporter Is frequently askel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Law to Make Newspaper Secrets
Privileged.
A dispatch from Webster City. Ia.
states that at the present session OF
the state legislature bill will be in.
troduced having for its object the pro.
lection Of reporters who. under the
present law may be forced to divulge
informa ion Of a private nature. &c.
quired in the discharge of their duties.
The proposed Jaw extends to members
Of the press the same privilege that
lawyers, doctors and priests enjoy.
namely. The right to decline to testi.
fy in court concerning information i'm.
parted 10 them under the seal Of Sc.
crccy lt is generally recognized by
an VINO are In a position 20 give news
TO the press that a reporter Is often
made a conhdaut by many. and that
he receives information which cannot
be printed and which members OF the
press regard as sacred. Senator Jack.
son Of Sioux City. who drafted the bin
in question. thus explains the object Of.
tho proposed law.
I'm these days" SAYS the senator.
"tne reporter plays an important part
In the world. and in the course OF his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo, I,uca
County, 80
Prank J. Cheney makes oath that d
Is senior partner Of the firm Of r. :
Cheney g Co, doing business in en-
City Of Tolo5 county and state afors
said, and thot tho enid firm will pa
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR
for each and every caeo Of catarr
that cannot be cured by tho use o
Hall = Catarrh Cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn % before mo and subscribc
In my presence, this 9th day Of Dcccn
bcr, A. D., 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
(soal) Notary Pubs
Halls Catarrh Curo e. taken inta
nally, and acts diroctly on the bloc
and mucous surfaces Of tho systcu
Send for testimonials free.
p. J. CHENEY, & Co, Tolcyio {
Sold by druggists, 75c,
Take Halls Family Piils for cons,
rueion
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GIRLS EARN
THEIR MONEY
lRy zeIda Ermine sLewart.l

Among the most interesting occupa
tions of factory women is that OF
glove making There are % estab
lishments engaged in this business in
Chicago, ranging I'm size from one
mammoth plant employing 400 girls
to the home shops" employing one.
Tine census showed SIS women over
16 years of age employed I'm the busi.
ness in 1900 There are now 100.
Ten years ago, In a factory where
the sewing machine operator sewed
all seams, it required FIVE hours to
make a dozen pair Of gloves, for which
the operator was paid so cents a doz.
en-. Now six girls do this scanning at
different rates with improved ma.
chimes. and. having acquired greater
speed owing to the specializing Of the
work. eacn girl can make almost as
much money in an hour as the other
girl could make. the profit to the man
ufacturer coming into the increased
output Of the plant.
All work Is done on the piece plan.
and dozen IL the unit. In the fac.
tories where heavy goods are made the
work goes in dozen stacks from the
cutter to the
Fngerers. who make from IS to 80
pr week
Thumbers. who make from 90 to $40
per week.
Backcs. who make from 80 to $40
per week.
snkcrs. who malOo from IS to 90 per
week
Banders. who make from IS TO $40
per week.
closcra, who make from 50 to SIC.
per week.
Binders, who make from IS to 50.
per week.
Fasteners. who make from 81 to is.
day work.
"closers" Are Bcst Paid
All work is section work. and no
girl makea a whole glove, The piece
price ranges from cent for "silldng"
on tho two needle machines the two
lines OF trimming across the top of a
band TO 30 conts and 30 cents FOR
closing" on tho heavy wolted work.
Closing" IL the best paying aud most
expert part Of tho business A Eood
closer makes from 90 10 65 dozen pairs
OF gloves Ia a week, The closer"
sowa the palms and backs together
and finishes up tho glove ready for
the binder" to put on the little edge
OF leather binding az the top and send
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
THE VALUE OF oHARoAoL
Few People Know How Useful II is In
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char.
coal 10 the safest and most efficient
dislnfeetant and puTihsr In nature, but
few realize its value wheA taken into
tAe human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoal Is a remedy that the more
you take Of II the better IL is not a
drug az all, but simply absOTbs the
gases and impurities always present
in the stomach and intsstines aud ear.
Ties them out Of the system.
Charcoal sWsetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating
onions or odoFous vegetables
Charcoal snsetually clears and i'm
proves the complexion, it Whitsns the
teeth and further acts as q natural
and eminently safe eathaTtis.
II ahsoTbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels il
disinfeets the mouth and throat from
the poison Of SataTTh,
All druggists sell charcoal In one
form or another, but probably the
best charcoal and the most for the
money Is stuaFt's Charcoal LOEengesj
they are composed Of the finest pow
dered willaW charcoal, and other harm
less antisePties in tablet form or rather
IN the form Of large, pleasant tasting
lOzengeS the charcoal being mixed
with honey.
The daily use Of these lozenges viii
tell in a much improved condition Of
the general health, better complexion,
sweeter breath and PursE blood and
the beauty of IL is that no possible
harm can result from their continued
use, but on the contrary, great benefit
A Buffalo physician speaking Of the
benefits Of charcoal, says; "I advise
Stuart's Charcoal LOzenges to all
patients suffering from gas in the
stomach and bowels, and to clear the
complexion and purify the breath,
mouth and thrOatj also believe the
liver is greatly benefited by the daily
use Of them; they cost but twenty
i've cents a box at drug stores and
although in some sense a patent prep
aEatiOn, yet ! believe get more and
better charcoal IN stuArt's Charcoal
LOzenges than in any Of the ordinary
charcoal tablets. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

to hold the news for a day OF 50 "a
IN the information Is ready to be Z
leased. AS I have said. the legitimat
business interests and much news
kept secret, sometimes weeks +,
months before It is published. Info
nation Of This character ought to q
considered a professional secret,
think that such a law as l pnopos
would be good thing, and would &c
tainly be satisfactory to those who ai
daily giving information TO the profs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
Roles of Contest

Roles of Contest
OFFER NO. l. PRIZE ARTICLE
WORDS PAYS ADVERTISE" ARTICLE
SHOULD ADVERTISING, AND At LEAST 200
WORDS SHOULD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
OFFER NO. BEST ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISING JOURNAL As MOST DEsRAsLE
ADVERTISERS
MUST IN the OFFICE or THE JOURNAL sY p.
NJ ON FEBRUARY 20 NAMES AND ADDRESSES CONTESTANT
SHOULD SEPARATE ENCLOSED
ENVELOPE ENVELOPE TO YOUR ARTICLE OR
AoVERTsEmENT.
THE TEN BEST ARTICLES AND THE TEN BEST ADVERTISE
MEETs WILL PUBLISHED JOURNAL ADVERTISEMENTS
May ANY 4 FULL PAGE or
JOURNAL
AL QUESTIONS ADDRESSED THE
CONTEST MANAGER" JOURNAL. WILL An
sWEREp THROUGH THE NEWS COLUMNS JOURNAL MAN
UseRlPT SHOULD ADDRESSED IN THE SAME WAY
THIS CONTEST IS OPEN sALAREp PRO.
FEssIoNAL ADVERTISING MEN.
IT WILL SPECIAL VALUE TO CLERKS AND STUDENTS.
LADIES AND HAVE JUST As GOOD CHANCE
As ANYONE TO WIN A ADVERTISING
WRITER'S m THE UNITED STATES ARE LAoiEs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
Come WoW
Own Up

are in the shop you work every min.
ute. Your boss expects all Of YOU
no matter how you are paid"
DO you think you are fairly paid.
or are YOU fighting for more money!
we think we ought to get 81 a
day That is what we are working
toward now"
But" said. "they told me you
make from S12 to SIC a week."
Il have never known a girl who
averaged more than $40 a week. Some
times we make S12, but not all the
time. and when. at the end Of the
week, we are given that S12. we feel
that we have earned t."
However did fud one girl who
makes SIS some weeks and averages
S1l and SIS. She Is a closer and has
worked at the trade nine years. Her
employer claims that she is the most
rapid operator in the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

Old maids would be scarce and hard
to find.
Could they be made to see.
How grace and beauty is combined
BY using Rocky Mountain Tea.
DR. Stones Drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10

iou dont like those gray hairs, do you7
And your husband certainly doesn't like
them. Then why not try a bottle Of
Ayers Hair Vigor? II restores color TO
gray hair every time, all the deep, rich
color OF early life. And Il cures dan
druh also. Sold for go years c; Ay'S AZ 90.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-02-10
WhyShou1d aMer-
chant Advertise?
Read the Offer of Cash Prizes
Made by the JOUrna1

You Have Twelve More Days Left to
Prepare YoUr Article and Advertise
ment. Get Right to Work at It.
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Differ as to Piece Plan.

DO you prefer the piece price sys-
tenn. or would you rather be paid BY
the day." / continued.
One girl said: Il prefer the piece
rate. think they drive you more
when you work by the week, and you
feel a greater responsibility toward
your employer when you do lose time
than when that loss falls on yourself" 1"
But" smother girl Obiscted, no
body worries about you when your belt
comes on or a needle breaks In the
piece price. You have to hustle 70
make that up or you lose the money.
don't believe In standing the loss
when the fault Is with the factory"
IT doesn't make much difference, "
a third girl interrupted "When you