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Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

Havana, Cuba--Victory for the
liberals, or revolutionary party,
seemed certain, at the conclusion OF
a long conference between a commih
tee of the insurgents, of eight mem
bers, and the American peace COM
missloners. The insurgent commit
tee announced there was practically
no difference remaining between them
and Secretaries Taft and Bacon, and
that they would soon receive draft
of the peace plans. These probably
would be agreed to at a meeting to
be held in the preside, where the
prisoner members of the committee
are confined.
Plans Not Made Public.
Secretary Taft said ne could give
no details of what transpired at the
conference for the reason that it was
now necessary to treat with the gov
eminent leaders, and that the publica-
ton Of the peace proposals might in
terfere with their prompt acceptance.
Messrs. Taft and Bacon went to the
palace and informed President Palma
of the outcome of the negotiations
with the liberals.
The absence of a definite statement
from the commissioners makes it Inn
possible to say whether the plans car
ry the designations of the present ad-
ministration and the congressman
elected last year or not.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
Can You Suess2

Which is the most religious state?
-(Mass.)
Which is the clearly state?
-(Wash.l
Which is the most egOtistlcaE slater
-(Me.l
Which is the sickliest state?
-Qn.)
Which is the medical statef
MIDI
Which is the Oldest state?
-(Ark.)
Which is the most msldenly statey
--(Miss.l
Which is the most paternal slater
-(Pa,l
Which is tae mining stateG
-(ors.l
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
auLTY N THE PEoNAoE oAsE.
Ths Smiths and Five Tenants at Cape
elrardesu, Mo.

Cape Girardeau, Mo-, Sept. 22.-The
fury IN the Smith case returned yer.
dict OF guilty against Charles M. Smith
and Charles M. Smith, Jr.. and the
flye tenants Of their farms. on the elev.
enth count IN the penonage case.
The eleventh count OF the AZ iadlct.
ments refers 70 John Reed. the negro
who vas with Roosevelt n cuna.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
FIVE DEAD IN A WRECK
COLLISION BETWEEN SWITCH EN-.
CINE AND PASSENGER.

Minneapolis, Minn.-Five per.
sons are dead and is or more are in.
jured as result of a rear-end col.
lision OF a passenger train and a
switch engine in the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railroad yards at New
Prague, Nina.
The city hall was turned into a
hospital. AS fast as the injured were
taken out they we're removed to it.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
KIIIed Himself in a prua Store

NITIVu TIHseIt IN q Drug otoFe.
Excelsior Springs-James P. Far
ley, a contractor, walked behind the
prescription case in RowelPs drug
store, poured out a cup of carbolic
acid from a five-gallon bottle and
drank it. He told a clerk what he
had done. A physician was sum.
moned, but before relief could come
Farley was dead He was 40 years
old. His wife died two years ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
viii Not Land Troops.

Havana-Secretary of War Taft,
fearing the disturbing effects of the
landing Of American troops, has de-
cided against such a step, and instead
he has appealed to the leaders of the
insurgents to furnish guards for Amer.
lean property.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
A MAGIC TOY.
Trick Which II Will Puzzle Your
Friends to Do.

Cut a narrow strip of wood or card
BOARD about four inches long by three
quarters of an inch wide and bore
three holes through it, one in the cen
ter, the two others on the ends of
the strip. Our illustration shows how
piece of string is pulled through the
aoles and two beads or rings are sus-
pended from 1t. The holes must be
arge enough to let the string go
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
30 Anarx He Killed HlmseIf.

st. Joseph-Angered because his
wife secured a decree of divorce,
Charles F. Borggren attempted to take
her life by shooting. Failing in this,
he shot himself in the mouth, causing
almost instant death. He fired three
shots at Mrs. Borggren, one taking
effect in thu left side and anothe: in
the left forearm. The third shot went
wild.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
Former MaYor of sedaIIa.

SedRlia--David Blocher, a former
mayor Of Sedslia ana for a number
Of years president Of the board of ed
ucation here, died at College View
Neb., where he had gone for his
health. Mr.. Blocher was for many
years in the implement business here
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
ToPEKA oPsRA AouaE BURNED:
Blaze Originated from Explosion Of
Natural Gao in Basement

Topeka, Kas.-Fire starting from
a natural gas explosion In
the basement Of the Crawford opera
house a four-stoEy building at 612-6l4
Kansas avenue. caused the dsstruo.
ton Of the stock Of the Moffat furnl-
ture store. the Union Tea Co, the the.
alter and scenery and the household
goods Of several families. The loss Is
estimated AZ 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
GUARD JOHN DIS GRANDSON.
While at Play, staIwart Men are
Always Near.

cleveland, o. Sept. 22.--Fowler Nc.
COrmick. aged years, son Of Harold
F. and Edith Rockefeller Mccormick,
and grandson OF John d. Rockefeller,
is staying at Forest Hill
The lad plays about the grounds
near the house, but never for an in
slant is he left by a French maid.
Within calling distance two or more
stalwart guards walk about
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

Not long ago Lydia had a birthday
and discovered that she is the young.
est member Of her class az school.
How does II come" she asked he's
grandmother that evening. that niI
the other little girls Of ny aEa arn
nine o. ten and I'm only slShtr'
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
A CITY Maid.

She came up TO the country
But q week or so ago,
This city maid who ne'eF had seen
The fields where wild flowers grow.
And when she saw the cat-taila
She cried f'Oh, do look. quickl
Nho eger heard Of sausaEeS
AsGlefRine on 9 atiekf
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
quits Missouri University.

Columbia-Dr. H, w, Doughty, in
structor Of chemistry at the Uni
versity of Missouri. mas resigned, tC
accept the appointment of instructor
in chemistry in the University Of
Wisconsin,
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
REPORT GUNBOAT LOST

Manila, p. Is-It lie reported that
the United States aunboat Helena has
been lost Oft the Chinese coast. No
particulars have been received.
The Helena was commanded by
Commander James c. Gilmore.
(rhe Helena was built In 1s94-5, has
a displacement of 1897 tons, engines
Of 1888 horsepower, and speed Of
1b knots per hour and cost $2s0,OOO.)
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
New Christian Building at Columbia

Columbia-At the opening convoca
ton of Christian college, Mrs. w. T.
Moore, the president, announced that
the college would, during the year
erect a $4,000 building for academy
work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
poWIE's pARTIMa MEssAoE.
VIII Build a Great Mansion for The
Coming Of Christ.

Chicago--John Alexander Dowie
delivered his parting message to
his followers in Shiloh house sun
day. He talked Of his plans TO 70
turn 70 Zion City from Mexico next
summer, and build q great mansion
for the coming OF Christ and the dawn
OF the millennium,
He lald bis disease was a broken
heart
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

Mother Ito Bobby, who doesn't want
to go to bed)-But, dear, remember
that the little chickens go to bed
early.
Bobby-Yes; but the old hen goes
with them.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
THE BLOW GUN.
How to Make 1t So 1T viii Not Break,

1 want to tell the boys how they can
make a blow gum" which can be
used to shoot small birds with, says
a writer in the Elmira Telegram. Get
a glass tube about four feet long at
any drug store. Wrap 1t with strips
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

Between st. Joseph and Omaha.
St. Joseph-A packet line is TO be
established on the Missouri river be
tween st. Joseph and Omaha, carry
ing both freight and passengers.
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27
COMES TO AN AGREEMENT WITH
THE LEADERS OF THE
INsuReENTs.
TELLS PALMA or PLANS
Details Not Known, but May include
the Resignation Of President
Palma and ReeentIy-EIeet-
cd conareasmen.

Havana, cuba-senor .zayas, lib.
eral leader, was quoted by his friends
as saying: 1.-THE government has fal-
len, and peace will come without the
firing Of another shot,"
Mexico Missouri message., 1906-09-27

St. Louis Capt. Edmond P. CreecS
has been appointed chief of police OF
st. Louis. He is an old member Of the
force, and served in the confederate
army.
New Chief Of Police for Sc. Louis.
st. Louis--The police board has re
moved Mathew Kieiy as chief Of police
and appointed Captain Edmunt
Creepy his successor.
WaFrensburgM Mrs, CHI. McForiand
wife OF q rural route mail carrier 81
this city, has inherited $4,000 fro1
her mother, In Illlnois
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

The above is the usun verdist q,
the traveller using the Missouri P.sis,
railway between the Paeiae soast and
tAe east, and We believe that the ssrv.
lee and accommodations sgven msri,
.hia ssatemsat FsOm Dsaver, Color..
DO springs and Dsaver there are t.o
'hrougA trains daily 20 Kansas oitv
ana b. Louis, carrying PunmABis Lad.
80 standard sleotris-hghtsa dssOin.
s-fs chair ears and uP-to-duts ainins
cara The same skoalloat ssrvies /.
oPeraeed fr0m Kansas CITY ana IA
LooA' % Me0PAiA Attlo ROek ana He,
spriAsN II y0u are going saa q.
s'a'A' write fer particulars aad fuI N.
formation.
", O 1'BRDR esa. Aga,
ia faird g. Portland, ORE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
More store Improvement.

osfar johnson, OF the Plymouth
'.oih.Hs House, has Improved his store
by che re-arangemelt OF the front.
and How has two display Windows that
aFs credit 90 the establishment The
windows arc finished with pansls o.
carved leather surrounded by green
our.ap aud the effect OF the eombiua,
'''n OF brown and green gives q rich
tone, aud makes a splendid background
foF che display Of the hue stock Of
clothing ard meas Furnishings which
Mr. johnson carries
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
The People OF saism.

The people of salem can have o.,
best 10 drama and music. The way O.
easy. Paironizo and encourage the good
90 come. and when iho good companisi
have dubbed salem a good town. they
will hasten &c save a date for C.. More
pioneer work Ia building up the mo.
sical standard in Salem has been done
tho last year than f5r a long time.
Prof Drew of tbs University faculty.
was the means of bringing the Gambsl
Concert Company which was thor
oughly enjoyed BY an who ATTENDED
and which was educational Nov Mr.
Wm. Wallaec Graham. yiol.nisi. pupil
Of joachim, tho greatest iying VIOLA.
isi, is continuing The pioneer work by
bringing The Graham string quartet fof
the drt Chamber music evening ever
given In Salem. The quartet viii BE-
assisted by Halle Parrish. h.Hlnges. and
will also BE- highly esjoyable aad slu
caiional Besides the quartet work
there will be- some excellent solos. Re-
member the place. the date. ihs hour
.hs opportunity, at Willamette Unlysr
.iiy chapel Wednesday, April liza. az
,il5 o. m. lt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
JOURNAL
is BALL
BEARING
II Runs Smoothly and Gets
Your Ads Before the PeO>
pie Without 4 Jar

Salem merchants are beginning &,
realize the fact that u pays 20 hold
special sales, aud 20 advertise them
Tho Journal Il Interested in tho pros
pefity aud business Interests ~ this
city, ahd when q conspicuous success d.
made 10 ls always glad % chronicle q
a few weeks ago che furniture house of
hufen a llamilion iuauguraicI a series
Of saturday specials. and these have
proven very suecessful Eaeh week
has shown better results Last satuf.
day this afm offered cufihin siretrhefs
ns leader, and the stock vac nearIy
cold before the beads M thr drm
reached iho store aud befats Do o'sIosk
every sirrtshef bad beru sold. A num
her of people Who were Goo laio 90 gct.
Them gave orders to bs dIiel uasu "a.
new stock Be- secured Auoibsr arm.
that is realizing lig results from its.
advertising D. che Chicago store. ahoss
page advertisement To- Saturdays jour
pai attracted much attention.
fhesr afo two iusaHtss of macy that
could be qaotei 60 show toU algeltls
Ing reaches the people Rafeu a Ham
iiiou "a salc was ADVERTISED il che local
eolumus of Tho Journal, and Ia vac
Journal roadss aho we're ol LauI
early saturday moluiHg. no aa pleas
uro Coz Too Journal advertising mao
90 $50 among tle merchants. because Ls
b. constantly bearing good iaiags about
iho paper aud its readers. che mer
ehanis freely expressing their belief u
be- value ss au advertising medium
The BE- especially true ~ ths saturday
ISSUE. which b. always increased in size
90 ~ psgos. of 5e columns last SAT-
urdayh issue contained ths advertise
menis of uoaTly an che Important busi
ncas houses of Salem, several ~ them
taking largely increased space. The
Journal believes n patrouiriug home
merchants. A earefsl comparison OF
prices charged by salem stores With
those asked Tor the same goods IN 9th
eF and larger cities shows that the "a
lemite gets his goods iusi a. eheaply al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
In the same Boat

Customer 90 pOTteF)-I told you 10
60 over 10 the saloon across the street
and get me q glass Of beer, and gave
you a 2Omark piece. and here you come
back without a cent Of ehangei
POrteF-Yes, siri you see / owed the
saloon-keeper 20 marks and be refuses
10 give NE any change. Nov, il you N
come over ana tell him it was your 20
marks
''But you fool, can't DO that I
owe the man 20 marks myself. ~
Translated from Tales from Meggen-
dorfeF BlatteT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

home. beides saving the expense Of
railway fare aud freight. should they
buy In Portland or the East.
10 IL said that there are a number Of
lpeoplo 10 Marlon county who send to
Tho large department stores Of Chicago
Tor goods n such Il the case Il is cv.
idcut that these buyers have not taken
the troubll 10 compare The COS, Of the
goods with that Of similar quality 20
salem. 10 can easily be- shown that
either tho quality of the Chicago goods
is Inferior. Or elsc The cost Il greater.
The catalogue price may appear lower
bui the freight. that must be paid By
The purchaser. materially adds % the
arst cost Tho local dealer, buying Ia
large quantities, can cell better ar.
ticle at a smaller price. because OF the
lower ffeigh, be pays Tho Journal
would advise its readers 10 take their
'caialogue housr' catalogues 10 any
ono Of tho larger merchants Of salem
ani show him the prices quoted by the
Eastrrn Concern, aud in 90 eases out OF
100 The local merchant will be- able % |
sell che same article at a lower price 4
freight considered ilaa it taa BE- puf
ehasei fof la Ctifago.
Then there is aaotbsr was 0f lodklls
at t. The home merchant ls hslplug /
to Keep up i6s improvement ia ths
e'ty aHl rluHiy ue helps tls farmer
aad ahafsF % pay che taxes II che /
local merchant iases ths trade tLatl,
should te ls Do cannot keep % large .
"a stock. raar1, ls assessed oa AS high 4
"a Va'uat.o1. or DO asked 10 pay az
large a Pflpari.oa of tls necessary ex d
rrlfrs af government Every dollaF's ,
uofia 1f supplies bought ll another
city adds lus, s9 much 90 ths amount ]
'f taxes iae buyer all bis usighbof Z
have lo pay for local improvements anIl Z
,'si Of government, 10 addition 90 tLs I
.Aira east 0f the sa0Is bought.
"h.l smith's Philosophy" WrlttsaI
'of a eity Do che Middle Wet. applies
.sry ioTs.bIy il this connection. 81 We q
laaie t, substituting tls uams OF our b
Peg fof tle one mentioned.
A dry goods merchant cola me AM ID. "a
.iieHt tls other day chat Illustrates q "a
mighty strong point il this "tradeatl e
home movement" he said a lafyl D.
'ame into his store soliciting funds f5rl t
'sriain relief work, ani during her con q
'ersation Incidentally called his attsn. q
.ion 10 her suit, which she proudly al. ri
n'ttsd vas creation Of one OF PORT. b
.and's best stores Wbeu they eot
back 20 the matter Of the subscription
me merchant pat on his glasses anal
'cru'iuited her list very carefully q
= Madame" he said, 4" / faiI 70 and e
Ar , the Portland suitmaker. on
'ouT list OF patrons 20 this worthy
'hariiy. Would it not be ven 10 have eI
hem represented on your list before e
rou ask usfii cl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Human BLOOD Afaris.

A tale q horror was t5ll By marks Of
humaa blood in the home of J. II. VIII
liams. a Wen knowH msfehaat OF Rae
Ky He wFltes' "rweaty years ago ]
had severe hemoFEhages of tLs lungs.
aal was bear death whsa begaa tax
Ing DF. King's New Discovery. It com.
p.stely cured me aud / have remained
well ever siass. " It cures Hsmorrhages
caFonie Coughs, Settled Colds. aud
Bronchitis, aud Is tho oaly knowa cure
for Weak LuHga Every bottle guaran.
tssi BY J, @. Perry, druggist. 50o and
e. Trial bottle fFea
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Balard,s Horehound So

Immediately relieves hoarsa, eroupy
cough oppressed, rattling, raspiug ane
difheult breathing Henry c. stearns
druggist, shullsbuTg, Wis. writes, Nav
20 1905 81 have been selling Bal.
lard's HoFeh0und Syrup for two years
and have never had a preparation that
has givea better satisfaetioa. notice
that when I sen bottle they come back
for more ! can honestly recommend
IT," s5c, 50e and 81. Sold by d. J.
Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Science has proven that the moon hai
aa atmosphere, which makes life Ia
some form possible on that satellitsi
but not foF human beihgs who have a
hard saoggh time on this earth OF oursi
especially thoss who doa't know that
Electric BitieFs cure headache, bilious.
aess, malaria, ehills and fever, jaua.
dice dyspepsia, dizziness. torpid liver.
kidney complaints. general debility and
female weakness Uuequalsd a. q
general touis and appetizer Tor weak
persons. especially for the aged. Il
induces SQUAD sleep Fully guaranteed
BY J. c. Perry, Druggist Price only
5Os.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Improvement League.

Tie North salem Improvement
League cordially invites an citizens Of
North salem 20 be present az their
neu meeting as business Of special
Importance win come before the meet
iug. Ladies are also invited 20 attend.
The meeting viii be held in the North
salem African church Tuesday, April
18th, at O'Clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Halsey Man Dies

W. r. Power died az Halsg
Thursday aged so years Hs
from Minnesota about 40 years g
leaves a wife aud four sons, E. IL
er Of Dayton, Wash,i Alex. p
Of Halseyi Frank Power, Of SAILS
Power, Of Portland.
Mr.. Power lived in salem fOfil
Der OF years
The funeral services we're y
Halsey Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
A Fraternal visit

At the session Of the AuFon ;
X. OF p, on Friday night, GsgF
Ter, southern Pacific agent . :
place, was initiated. A u-
knights from the Salem lOdgs p
ing f. W. Hazard, H. A. Johls.
z. Win, Frank T. WTightman al ;
Hughes were present.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
The Limit

"ralking about college spirit, F." said
the frst fair coed. "sopAie Moore
carries il 10 extremes"
"Really"
" fesi she won't ever eat any ice
cream but strawberry and vanilla be
cause red aud white are the college
eolOrs -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
Smiles

AS Governors Chamberlain and GeeE
have now both presided al woman SUI
fFage meetings, honoFs are even.
A political meeting at the Methodist
church where The Capital Journal don Z
come in for a roast would be something
strange. sunday Was no exception.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Jask Joker (tO the village idiot)-
Here joe 20 over to the drug store
and ask FOR s cents worth Of bTaina
Joe-Al Fight air shan ten them
u is Tor yOui-rranslated for Tales
from Familie Journal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
STATE NEWS

Joe Knapp, a promihsai ia.a
Pcrdue University. has bsu rs
70 coach the L. of o. baseball ias !
Daniel Caldwell, one of n,w
miners Of Jackson county. lhin
home Saturday sveaihg In Ntl q
heart failure
The Liam county e5unsii hEui
Husbandry, met az Albasy S,st
and several important discusses v
held on questions 60 be- aBmGd
the candidates
Ono OF The lafsss, asi NOS
poFiant real estate deals over mih
Eugene was completed Saturday ~
II. Gordon. ihs Eugene faFniiufs 81
Or. cold bis brick block on West Eiss
street 90 Eli Bangs, a pleassr hrg
man OF tha, place, Coz $4,000
The young msa o Dallas Aau {
ganizsd a baseball team which v-
known A. the "rfibunss" rAsT b
arranged a schedule of l2 games b
played with different valley tosa
Two Psndlstou msa have efa
rested for killing deer oat Of s''ti
W. L. yeateh, 5f Cottage GS'wF
ksted ave pigs az that place si.
which. whsa dressed, welgas
an average Of ls2 Palali'
The Gamma Alpha chaFiE q
Kappa Sigma, one Of th F'-.a'
''fratf" Of the L. Of o.. gave Asi .
nual dance saturday eyeHiil -
was one Of the brilliant eysHs 4
season, and brought in slosa
the diffeFent towns OF the vale 2
the University, as a great mag
town guests were present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
HOSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTEk

Excellent. Then 1t also s-i-
Appetite F1atuleney, Dyspsp
gestiOn, COstivenazs, Female Us
lara, Fewer and Aqua ny .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
SPRING TIME

Brings many ailments, especially
the system is overloaded vita
impurities. You suffer from sPils
yer. Aching Bones, Headaehs
lessness and Impure Blood 10 =
the liver, stimulate the diges'.'ss =.
gans and overcome that tired ~
you m find
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09
.HONORED
SUSAN B.
ANTHONY
Rev. Anna B. Shaw Was In
trOdueed by Gov. Geer

Rev. Errett, Of the First Christian
church. presided at a meeting at the
first NJ z. church. Sunday. held II
honor Of the late Susan B. Anthony
the world-famous advocate Of woman
suffrage. He introduced Miss Laura
CLAY Of Kentucky. who spoke briefly
and then Ex-Governor Geer was intro.
iueed. He said If he ever needed any
conversion to the doctrine Of woman
suffrage. that had been accomplished
at the lecture Friday evening, by Miss
shaw. He delivered a brief eulogy Of
Susan p. Anthony, and told a story TO
illustrate the fallacy that women had
not time to vote. He said It took
about FIVE minutes 20 cast a ballot,
and Il a woman could not spare that
much time out Of two years domestic
duties. it was strange. He told how
lady With a baby at Denver stepped
up to The ballot box 20 vote and a man
kindly held her baby FOR her. Another
came sud voted and the same man held
her baby. Asked who that was, some
one said 10 was the candidate the wo.
men we're voting for. He thought at
ahy polling place in oregon there would
be found enough men to hold the babies
while abe women voted. and neither the
msn nor The women nor the babies
would be hurt by t. Ne introduced
Miss Anna shaw
Roasts the Houe Editor.
Miss Anna Shaw delivered the
.aI6gy f5r Miss Anihony, and intro.
lgssd tte only living sister Of Susan
Asibeny, who read an extract from one
.f ssf addresses Miss shaw grew
l5qusHt over tho late suffragist leader
.sl st tines had her audience 90 tears
rhss che played on the brighter side
q thiHgs and had them laughing. The
apiial Journal horse editor came In
or a good hatufed roast for what he
all about the ehilllsss woman sui
Sagisi and all she wanted 20 DO for
b.llfes The horse editor really on.
blr8 her % make the most telling |
8ist of tho afternoon. Cor which all |
.sfc duly thankful A. the close Of
DO msstiag many went up snd we're
iifo4ueel % Mis shaw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-04-09

Daniel Caldwell, one of h,w
miners Of jackson county. lsin
home Saturday sveaihs. Ia M &
heart failure.