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Evening journal., 1907-07-05
PULLMAN TOOK
BOTH THE GAMES

Pullman took two games from the
Riverview team yesterday. winning
the morning game played at Front ana
Union streets by the score Of six 10
three and the afternoon game played
at Riverview grounds by a score OF
nine to eight.
The feature Of the games was the
work Of Beck. who pitched both games
for Pullman's. excepting the first two
innings in the second game, when they
gave a new man a try-out, he being
batted for six hits and four runs in
that time.
Beck allowed Riverview seven hits
in two games. had seventeen strike
outs and gave but one tase on balls.
The scoret
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
N.,.,,or, nefeated duPont. Jrs.

NEWPORT. July 5.-The Newport
team defeated the dupont Juniors in
two we'll played games yesterday by
the scores Of TO s and . to 1. The
feature Of the first game was the pitch
ing Of Briggs.
The second game was won by Young
who with Scarboro worked the
squeeze" play in such manner that
two runs we're scored.
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300RT'HV(
Garden Farm. Essex Maid ......4
Time-2.2s s-4. 2.26. 2.2S.
EVENT NO. s.

EVENT No. ..
Mr.. wrights br h. Straight
Cut ........ .................l 4
Mr.. worrilow's b. m Queen
Esther ........ see. .....-...o 2
Garden FARMS b. 2 Wilkes
McGregor .... ..............2
Time-2.S1. go. 2.si. 2.aO Ia.
EVENT NO. s.
DR.. Darlington's b, &. McColough-l !
Mr.. Poincks blk e. Girls .........2 2
Or. CARROTS b. IA. Delightful
Chimes ...... ...,........-.......'o
Mr.. Ewing's ch. g. William H......3 3
Mr.. Ennis's br. h. Robert D.,....4
Mr.. Orth's blk. &. Saladin......-..,e 2
Mr.. Bookors s. g. Girls Garrett...'f
starter. Walter n. Hare; Judges ana
Timers, Michael Donohue, Colonel 9.
p Postles, c. c. Mahoney, l.. Scott
Townsend. 70 p. Moody. w c. Devine,
ID. Townsend.
The card for tomorrow follows;
EVENT NO 1.
Mr.. Tanguy ..-.....,...b. &. Alfred j
Mr. Wright .......... ...'.sp' = 'Vo'
Mr. McClane ......-...b. g. Robert A.
Mr. Jackson ...... -..-....cr. g. flee'
Mr. Talley ........h. g. Billy Horror
EVENT NO. 2.
Mr.. Klair ...... .....,..o. ~. MISS Joe
Mr.. Donohue ......r. M. Fannie wilson
MIR. Witsei ..... Diamond Dich
Mr.. Hayden blk. 3. Expenditure Jr
Mr.. III. n Wallace. .br. M Irene nj
EVENT no. 8.
Mr.. Austin ...... ....br m. Martha b
Mr.. Hartman ...... sob. 6. Donmof'
Mr. Maiatesta .......b. m. Mary Lee
Mr.. stoeclSle. blk. ma. Florence stantof
Mr.. Mckee,. ....hllS. g. Jack Gilman
EVENT NO. L.
w. IL. wallace ... ,.br. g. Earl Parl
Garden Farm ........h. m. Essex Max
Mr.. DUPONT ........b. 9. Rejected stom
Mr.. Austin ...... ....b. s. Jim baynr'
/ Mr.. Darlington .... ....b. m. Mabel q
EVENT 10. s.
Mr.. Wright ...... ..br h. Straight Gu
/ Mr.. Worrilow ......b. m. Queen Esthe
Mn Niles .............pr. h. Macgrego
Garden Farm .br g. Wilkes McGrego
EVENT NO. G.
Mr.. Ennis ............br. h. Robert >
Mr. Booker ........s g. Girls Sarrei
Mr.. Ewing ..........ch. e. William u
Mr.. Kelley ..........b. X, High MOO
MIR. Orth ...............blk. g. Salad
Mr. Pollock .................blk g. Cri
The officials are: Starter, w. \
Hare: judges and timers. Mieho'
Donohue Colonel G. p. Postles,
scott Townsend. r. p. Moody, w.
Devine. S. d. Townsend.
Evening journal., 1907-07-05

in 1902 and separated on
'o7 after Mrs. johnson had
/ husbands actions. Harry
|esenaed Mrs. johnson.
|eventh divorce granted by
Pr thelnew uniform divorce
|fdes FOR public hearing Of
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
SCORE BY INNINGS,

Trenton. .,..,...-,..,-..-0 00o x-f
Wilmington ..... .........o....0 0 o 0 90
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
MORNING GAME.
SCORE by INNINGS.

Riverview.. .. ..........l OoV VS.
Pullman ..... o.. ....,..O 90 o. A-o
SECOND GAME.
R.H.E.
Riverviow ...... ....................'''S ~ 4
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
L'abIe Linens ana White Goods

Table Linens and White Goods
A chance to repenish your Linens Although
8he duty is higher and flax scarce, onr July prices
.aare lower
90 inch half bleached German Linens, were 55c.
Sale price, 4oc
90 inch half bleached extra heavy Barnsley
Linens were 6oc. Sale price, SAC
| II inch pure white Linen, extra heavy Barns
ley Linens, were SI.oo yard Sale price, 9oc.
White Dotted Swisses, were I5c. Sale price,
/ I21ze.,
White Stripes aad Check Dimities, were I5c.
Sale price I21zc.
Sheer white Plaid Batiste, very stylish, were
25c and 3oc. Sale price, zoe and 25c.
White Figured Lawns, mercerized, were 25e'
Sale price, zoe.
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
Ready-to- Wear Garments

Women's extra fine white Lawn Suits, ele-
gantly trimmed Sale price, $3.50.
White Linene Skirts, SIPS; value, SI.75.
White Shirtwaists. More than a hundred
styles to select from, $I.oo SIPS, $I.5o, $I75,
$500, S225, $3.50, $2.75, $500 up to $500.
Separate Skirts all wool, in elegant summer
weights and styles Sale price. $500.
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
scoRE bY INNIN0s.

Totals .... 80. .... %. n II
.Barthold batted for Wolfe in eighth.
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
Handkerchiets

You can supply your summer needs at {
July sale at about half price.
Children White and neat Borders, &c and SC
Women's Plaid Handkerchiefs, Sc
Women's Plaid Linen Handkerchiefs, II.
and 25c.
Swiss and linen Embroidered Handkerchi'
I21zG and 25c.
Lot embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs, W
25c Sale price, 19c.
Mems Handkerchfefs full size, elegant qu
ity, sc and 3 for 25c.
Mems pure Irish Linen Handkerchiets, pl;
hemstitched or embroidered initial, 25c.
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
Neckwear and Embroideries

soc Windsor Ties, CSC.
Venice Bands at special prices during this sale,
from I21ac to S5c. White and cream, edges to
match.
Heavy Cluny Lace for linen suits, at 3sc, 4sc,
soc and 65c yard
Val Lace, bought before the advance, ranging
IN price from 45c to S225 dozen.
All OF our soc Embroidery Flouncing, full Is
inches wide, reduced to SOC a yard
Swiss and Nansook Embroidery on special
table at 25c yard
One hundred and fifty sample strips Of fine
Swiss Edgng, to inches wide, at IS, 2oc 25c
and S5c yard.
These are manufacturers sample strips, and
worth more than double the price we ask
25c Turnover Collars reduced to I5c.
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
Fabric Gloves

The savings on these Gloves are worthy your
consideration.
II and 10 Button Lise Gloves, white, black and
Steel S5c, SIoo and $I.25
10 button White Silk, S5c, SI25 and SI5o.
10 button Black Silk SI.oo SI.5o and $500.
10 button Light Blue Pink and Steel 81. so
clasp Lisle Gloves, all shades, csc and soc.
clasp Silk Gloves, all shades, soc, 75c and
SI.oo
Evening journal., 1907-07-05
Underwear and Hosiery

Just began to think about Underwear. Our
July prices are economizers.
Women's Vests; any good kind you may want
IS among our enormous collection. I215c, I5c,
i8c, 25c, soc and soc.
Women's Pants, 25c, 35c, ACC and soc.
iGsssliidren Sests and Pants I21zc, 25c and soc.
Women's Hosiery, black and white and colors,
Ia1zc, 19c, csc, 35c, 39c, soc up to the fine silk
kind at 5000
Childrens Hose, white, black, tan, pink blue
and red I21zc, 19c CSC and soc.
Art Needle Work
Elegant patterns, stamped Belts on round
thread art hnen were 25c. Sale price, oc.
Elegant quality stamped Lawn Ties, were I5c.
Sale price, &C.
Stamped Shirtwaist Patterns, extra quality
India linen new designs, 79c; value SI.oo
Stamped Bretelles, all new patterns, 25c.
n ~TDEET
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
UNExAMPLED PROSPERITY

In resume calendar Just closed Secretary
condition Of the United states treasury
h the reaeH Of similar condition o private
PRODUCTION COMMODITIES Immediately market
Of the volume OF money and
resulting general have filled eyebodys pockets and
created which the nurrng Of debt
In he e19e Of profit
Secretary shaw panic started
whether with without would
and the bot
tom Of abyss which plunged in 1898.
HIs ADVICE EVERYBODY To BE PRUDENT.
United States bonds maturing this could be
N deemed wise"
wise" on
al when Il Is possible
financial the anything but
increasing prosperity.
THE TIME FOR GETTING OFT or DEBT.
Unfortunately r time usually taken getting debt
The farmer mortgage
busngs. his business carrying point
bis capital.
The floats bonds
Something
Then the OF the prudent especially ready
podeu gather bargains from the wreck
which h ay foundations OF fortunes b. little
capacity OF the
There organization such as TO ape
hs country has several times passed through yet
subjected o
What might happen nobody uay happen
one thing o.
81 WILL MAKE LITTLE DIFFERENCE THOSE WHO OWE No
MAN ANYTHING.
This country has ever seen fo- getting ort NJ
debt
The prudent viii DO IT,
The hopeful and take their ehances-sn Fran
cisco Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05

.--- -- loaned q. O single indi'ia la.
-.-. ------s-7-. which is
,....,-ar hanks
1--- .-. IN
arr a..lF
-=- -=-- -t capital. surplus anu uH
+.-.t-s ---- state -ld other
t.--.-- .-.-.--..--= other than na-
..--s Incorporated - this state.
-.-.- -.- = . -au.-al.-
-s-.-- - --- - extremely large
----. - cha .-.- fixed .- -ae new
..r .-s --- foreign Institutions
-.-- --srr CAP .a-.-a-.0u are favored
-. ina. =r.--.
--.. --=--.-- caused -hs hottest
..-4 -fss--. during the legislative
session o.. 1903. z1=1 the state and
-.---sr hanks sought 90 have a Dill
-s-=-s limiting the amount so loaned
20 10 --- cent 90 conform 20 the re-
--f-s-s-,s OF the federal statutes.
TIE section % the proposed new law
r-~a-s-z the matter .s as follows.
sec 25. The total liability TO
any bank of ary person or persons
or of any company, corporation or
firm. for money loaned including In
the liability Of the company or firm,
the liabilities Of the several members
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
Bids for Sidewalks.

Bids will be received by the under.
signed up to o'clock D. m. on Mon.
day, January Z. 1907. for construe-
ton Of cement sidewalks In the city
OF Salem. Oregon. as follows:
Across front lot 3. block /. Bolses
1st addition on Winter street.
Lots and In Waldo's addition.
State street.
The north half OF lot 2. block 80,
on Liberty street.
And for construction OF wooden
sidewalks as follows:
Lots 5. 6. and Z. block Al. Univer-
sity addition. Bellevue street.
Lots 5 and 6. block AZ. University
addition, Bellevue street.
Part Of lots Z and s. block 40,
University addition. Bellevue street.
Lots and 4 block IL. North sa-
lem. Broadway street.
Date of first publication. Dec 2S.
1906.
w. A. MooREs.
12-2S-11t Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
CAPITAL JOURNALS EDIlOF<IAL l -A-..-" 11oI."

shall find that such bank has besD
guilty OF violating its charter o.
the yorvisions of this act. or is con-
ducting its business in and unsats
manner, he shall by an order al.
dressed to the bank so offendi-g A
rec. discontinuance of such ilegs,
or unsafe practices, ani If such bapt
shall refuse or neglect to comply.wI,h
such order within a period Of thirtv
DAYS. he may Immediately apply 10
the superior court Of the county in
which such bank has its prlncipal
place Of business. for the appoint.
ment OF a receiver of such bank
who. II he be appointed, shall proceed
to administer the assets of the bank
I'm accordance with law"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
GOOD LUCK IN A GOOD PAPER.

-. CsaitaI believes there s good ...s DO @ -
.-.. ia .--7g 70 do good the right lines
r. H NOT question Of superstition br. O. -7 rzai --s %,
ALONG RIGHT LINES.
m Newspaper f. advocating hundreds o good things al me '
and s read by hundreds o good people
De- sssrbs thought Of o good people ana gives
ssel1 n effective name.
,ry GOOD uemeanng. helpful newspaper has z2o1 s1 '-
man W., -sads f. FAMILY AND BUSINESS
r. brings only enterprise that oaoAs ana
- that II favors 1t IS luck 10 steering away
bad
n ~r want good newspaper brings good 10Y
tune 10 YOUR business and yourself try Capital Journal for 1901
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05

BANKING
STATUTE
Foreign Houses Are
Favored in the
Bill
Allowed 10 Loan IS Per Cent
OF CAPITAL Stock 10 Single
Individual

Seattle Jam. --R. .r...- .
state and .ora-a bank. v..Its .-r.
'ided tor a-l ..e .m.. ., sr..r..
commission aW be created .f .-
aet prepared hy me rsrg.r. .-.
m''tve ot tae Waslus..- s,...
hankes association ts
coming session %. th. .-...
copies of O. measure framed .e ...
committee have been sent n. u
members ot tt. association
Provision 8, made in tra .s. .-
me liquidation oi tas affairs .,
bank In casc tae capital ..... ..-
Deem Impaired og tho business .-.
l'e'ed ia such maaucr as 20 -,t.
i,s continuance a menace t1 f,s a.
l'siiors. or where false +-t-r
have been issued The bank s,.r.-
.ner shah draw a salary of sas5a
peg anunm and shall have st0a6 ~
Anuom for clerk hire. ,,e. Hs ~r..
have been engaged ia the barti.-
.a''ness hre years before appoi,,.
uenL ''"'
faNor No forcign Ranks
Favor Is shown foreign bankio.
.of 'oraiions IN the section proylaI1s
''''''e'ion as 70 the amount OF mon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
PREsIDFNT's CABINET.

inquiry pe.cn, oer.one
cabinei = follows
Secretary Of Elihu Root
Secretary of treasury Geo d. Ca.IfIuu.
sesretary % Victor ~ Moicalt
Attorney General. Chas a. nonapartc.
Postmaster general. Geo l. Meyer
Secretary OF iniefiof. James n. Garfield
Secretary of agriculture James Wilson
Secretary ana labor Oscar 3
n has been stated that there have
cabinet President
TIE prohibition against American citizens weans
have been aei lside Do tho of Geo g. Meyer
Oscar s,rau sad 20 BE- thc cabi
There ~ ho orsual Mckinley cabinet
tho Iowa stui,hman the asruur,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
THE OUTLOOK FOR sALEM

The sss policy ought be example to
eiy council -. - .a
Wha word condition school district ~ THE BOARD
HaD NOr REJECTED NEw HIGH SCHOOL?
me cities the schools could not ac
commodafs population.
The school board permanent Improvements Of high
ehararter from q sanitary standpoint.
WHAT HAS BRtN DONE FOR YEARS TO COME
Te city government should take similar meet the demands
andth the community.
T ty has the greatest need Of making STREET M
PHOVIndRNTs PERMANENT BRIDGES.
Salem. rich Salem. where rent-
are n0ta a high paving streets
There probably renter On this cit would willingly pay
than enough ior the street paving
n h no. eredtabe capital THE LAST CITY ~
UNDERTAKE PAVING
bright public vll DO their
duty fearlessy people obligations
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
SUPPOSE YOU WERE
DISCHARGED?
If YO0 Were Discharged Today Could Yop Get
Another Job?

Have the qualifications your services so valuable to
a" employer that you could anywhere
me' or would anything you could get at whate
the would pay and be glad that provide
% clothes 10Y yourself and family? This the predamen that the
majority o men would find them lost their present
positions The man OF this class special buty-no special
framing o some definite trade work Thousands
e same thing that he doing as we'll His work is OF
% 'a'e h' accordingly receives low place
hIed az minutes notice
mere is an easy way by which special training
' VIII enable you 20 qualify position and
salary anywhere you may make you independent
employers favor and workbytheday Moro than that It will
net" o advance 20 the highest positions your trade or profession
" "Ise " more c'nsenial occupation there is opporu
secure s'art work r oeon thar win ut Won on
quick and sure ro.t o success " F
- " '''" .'' " TO ".aud / Will without any obligation
your part show how do an this for Won IN vour snare
quay ''' 'e naru lot 70" ~
r..r. u " '' "-''" a-- mail The al 10
dependent and capable securing GOOD [ ~ an ,"an & % nj,
'7 "7t0- ''s''n al any time or p'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
NOTICE

uErusuoE, rs UE SAY.
INCo DEPARTMENT. oF u,y
rAruN NATIONAL RANK
MltL Phrase rRFSENr THEIR
Pass ROOMS poU THE rrR.
loNf or HAVING CRrnrrrn
rhE stNn-ANNVN INTEREST
nVE JANUARY FIRST
M NOT wlrHpRRWN u,r
INTEREST WILL BE Nmrp ia
rnt ACCOUNT AND hrcIv m
DRAW lNTERIsr FROM rp,S
nATE.
JOS. II. ALBERT.
Cashier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinius
Tablets. Druggists refund money n
Il fails to cure. e. w. GROVES
Signature on each box. 2tc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
orrN ENrH uor,uNr.

Portland Journal " '''' it.
"thf Nkw thhiGttf rAlutF WnCH co.'s lNro ,,,-,., ,
t' :" |" ~ 'Ne hnss hF"Nen Portland ana ue ro.th - .
hnAAr 'r m1Aes s~espinE Fedasous freight rare. ~
~ 'he oneaen oi ihe ceio perfaEg ana th un,
s ~ N' oPff' eo'a~'A NJ ehsnss lmnoaaee ha, 49,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05
NEw ENGLAND rLV.

Tho people Of Ncp Eusaud t gene,
arknnsledgrd
Ths sat 81 Ton aud vutem nnd highest expression N rIr
IfE OF rnE COUNTRY
TIE boob Qun adams sawyer has p N,nk,,
haupr asd has been % ola, D., that nam,
This has been ou tho paf 4sf and
ihe book ~ found libraries
~ the unique aa the book uf t ,r
worth
ftNNN snt
great deal ot IMPORTANCE o ul, thlas ana ,.,
enc hunan relations
The experiences ot ho sharp young Bosiou.su uha @ down m D.,
diagr of vrstcu Massachusetts varied and la.... ,
student OF ee Ns~ England character u. aa,ho. Qaa.
aav5vr has snrvi success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-05

r'h ~owan vas artssi, ana Nrp Ya. trs s,t t
ehaftv vim ruebaE cabs De Wal. .,.rt.- @ 40
~'"h h"NihthH AN NtEtntNGIN NHuIH o,.r lr. .....
aen'nneins the toi's iu uHusaslrel s . Woman . a
oi rvnnensnt ard social lu..Uaa.'
Tho luunE busytt .. r..r .. -.....
pomsa ua,hastr iark
TOO ps aar raIt o' r saat 'te ah.., et .. polio, nests
~ ~ ''F''a 'ia' "" .''Ht '.. known r.f.- r.r .. r,.
arrested 'aulaH ui l.HHtH..I .....f .... '
NhAf Hsi tutLp rhtN HNNt tnNff
lhe eaffanci II.Hut..I..r . .......
~ .
u "sa certainly hHmiIaint th. uumar
hut he onruaa ui ,,taB u.asua....sI IA rtt, ..
~ ~ N''''N which vuat 'aI h. r..t.. tr aaf, .
- 49,. - -.aa,..a,l't eHs IHaa.... ae... usa II ..
positon ...' ans rsiaI
other, the humtIsioB o. rtats. ~ ..'' .A ta'
fhs honset 20 a taf ht.-.- o.. .. t.
"of REFINEMENT AM so0NL ru,uio\" - "'''.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-31
IN THE DISTRICT OUR OF the
Fourth judicial EIstrict of the Stut-
of Nevada. in and for h
COUNTY uT EIko.

IN the matter OF the estate OF Pedro Altube,
D~eceased-Sotice OF settlement OF Final
Account and OF application for Final Disir-
button.
To all Persons interested In the Estate OF
Pedro Aliube, deceased:
Pursuant to law, notice is hereby given that
Maria Altube, the EHecutriI OF the Last will
and Testament OF Pedro Altube. deceased, on
the 9th day OF April, 1907. rendered and pre-
scented for allowance. approval and confrma-
lion, and hled In said Court her final account OF
her sdministration OF the estate OF sale de-
ceased, accompanied by D full report OF all
matters and things relative thereto. and with
said Anal account and report, died her appli
cation and petition, praying for an order, judg.
ment and decree OF said Court. distributing all
of said estate to and anon the persons en- tit
led thereto, and, that Wednesday, the 2tGd
day OF Msy, 1907, at Ten o'c lock. A. NJ, at the
court room OF said Court. In the Court House
IN Elko. Elko County, State OF Nevada. has
been and Is hereby duly appointed and fixed as
the time and place for the allowance, approval
and confirmation Of said final account, and the
hearing OF said report, asd the hearing OF said
petition for nnal distribution. Of which time
and place any person interested In said estate
may appear and file exceptions, Ia writing.
TO said account, or objections 10 said report,
or may otherwise contest or resist said; nc
count and report, !.or either, or show cause. II any
they have, why said petition should not be
granted.
Aated April 29th, 1907.
lsEALl A. G. DAwLEY,
Clerk OF said District Court.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-31
Must Pay for Girth.

30 far as lauDudriJ3 are concerned,
many wOmcn Will scr1 he made to
pay the penalty 0! - iStai Stature
and girth. Ono C2irwbls avenue
laundry that certainly has the cour.
age OF its CouviCti,ay has already In.
serted in its price list the following
items.
Ladies' dress skirts, ordinary sizes.
40 cents up.
Ladies' dress skirts, extra length
and width, 60 cents up"
To test the authenticity Of this an.
nouncomcnt. two women, ono tall. the
other OF medium height. presented TO
tho chief clerk Two linen SKIRTS which
they wished Numbered.
How mucl!?" they asked.
Forty cents for this" said he: go
cents for the other
But mine hasn't n bit moro work
on 1t than hers" protested the tail
woman.
Maybe not. but there's n lot moro
OF plain surface to be gone over no
said. Just read that notice. please"
and he pointed to the revised list
n. Y. Globe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-31
Doc as Newsboy's Assistant.

A small white dog who sells papers
near the Park street entrance TO the
subway will soon be eligible for mem.
bership TO the newsboys' union. II the
officers can get owe the difficulty Of
deciding whereon TO pin his badge.
says the Boston Herald.
He carries on either side, secured
by a strap around his body. 4 little
leather pouch about twice as large
as that used by men for holding foun.
tain pens and pencils. The dogs mas
ter sticks q paper into one pouch and
places another between his teeth. The
canine salesman does not hold his
wares long. lie attrac' buyers rap
idly from all sides rs : people come
and go from the slJway. and his
money bag is soon filed with pennies.
His master, who goes on c%rutches.
having lost one leg. keeps on regular
ly furnishing the little chap with two
papers at n time as fast as he needs
them. The man said that he has five
similarly gifted dogs in training for
the newspaper business.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-31
ce., ,lna Under Sea.

Up in Care Breton Island. where
there are a great number OF colleries
digging out coal from under the sea.
the submarine area thus undermined
now amounts to about l6 ordinary
farms OF 100 acres each. The outer
end Of the hole is something over a
mile from shore. Strange as 1t may
seem. the workings have never been
invaded by sea water streams. al
though fresh water streams have been
encountered flowing out in the strata
under the ocean bed. The thickness
OF the strata over the mines varies
from 500 to LAO feet About $780,
900 tons of coal have thus far been
taken from these submarine workings.
and there is as yet no indication OF
failure Of the beds.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-05-31
IN the District Court OF inc Fourth JudisihI
District Of the State Of Nevada. In
und for the County OF Eiko.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VI.
A. CURIRUX. Observation-Disclosures to Cred
itors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvES thar the un.
dersigned, having been duly appointed admin.
iStratriX OF the estate OF NJ. 4, Curieux. de-
ceased, by the above entitled Court, on the lst
day OF May. A. D.. 1907, and having duly quail
fed as such adminIstratrix Letters OF Admin
istrat!on were duly issued 10 her on the LIST
day OF May, A. d. 1907.
NO IS HEREBY GIVEN that all persons
having claims against said es:ntc OF 81. 4.
Curieux, deceased, are hereby required 10 hle
the same with the proper vouchers and all.
davits attached with the Clerk OF this Court.
within three months from tina date OF the first
publication Of this notice, Of they wiIl!be for
ever barred.
Dated at Elko. this srd day OF May, A. d.
1897.
LILLIAN II. CURIECx,
administrators OF the Es.
tate OF NJ. a. Curieux deceased.
CHARLIE ID. HENDERSON,,
Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE